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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-03-07

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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-03-07

81 Now SOuEfiliN,,!"--. elgr.
gvmaa Was oac day calechisins clss.
OF chii1ren belonging 10 his cnngrrga-
i"n. sai comm ( to iiille by whu 81,
something Of rogue. lac asked h4m
What ae kres
II sno" Something" replied the
urchln
~ ell my sou what 90 yol know,"
sad ihe Pastor.
81 know - hetr there IS n biri's hes, -
sad the b'v. "bu ! .taai tel ygu fer
feaT ysa nh si,al the ,sgf." aasserri
the sophi,uea,ri myenilo.
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HIGn SPIRITED LADY -

\ HlGn SPIRITED LADY - 4
Lspr--erery female Is lad NOV a.
DAY applied a, the New York Aims
house la.eiy Tor load Of wood
We can only give YOU half load, ="
sad The cosnmis. ioner.
"iiaI load,' exclaimed the lady ia
a huff .--.'n would not look respect al c
TO have ha,f load Of VOID DUN ped
down before m, huusem
NH That L1ereta Ncfab, pride aad
poverty, b,Bncsd uf
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-03-07

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tRtNklia KNOX. ser.,


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Dear Sir. liefe als .aogs ,.eou.ea ca one u
The nea'e', 49, m4si agreeable ll,.r, IN tie c.l,.
~he'' hns 'ep i4rre Delegation Of Weston
ss'ena,s and alaiassi Jlen me sd ,a4f ~ afiae.t
itsnd. e'ie"sly osfpms cat "a. punupies II
'-c,ttneAaent sut ftlofm 10 iheu ,al~t.scs Is,
soppss n mo iled Lion. 0hste s,ep ibMs can
b. he TIA, t as ftsi,dtcu. ~, re ooud de,lfs
'of he moderate sum 81 oiie dollar per Ga, /
sf"'ea lasi ln Ane 10 Sc pep iaio the Ffeat
G.sl b.. al We Ghrsuui .lfsel Theatre. mud mr
word isf a. Il as heVef e1oeict. Il s-laalled. 40
Ma q any oihei country. was s8seaeJ o, ihs
ellie and hosub 81 tie cay. bs.lae. uauy from Tic
s'taesHi 'ilage'. each tfyins 10 rVal 5e o.het III
1e graud display a4s f.vafed y IN al iutrodse
'iea 30 nanny 81 ~ lar ones Ard ionud ihem a..
soot aAd tfpt a. lie cause d Clay 0ud pfoleciou
T. A. etica4 Isi1f. Sho eau doubt hn .ucces.
anita su.t ,oluuieofr sis ia he Gcldl None doubl
d nere, anu . ts lhe upinpou u.a Phla.le lhia ct,
ard eaoa3 Nsn FIte soo0 magnify Tor The lsrme,
u A'Aisao. 1tt1 are ali enthusia. N. even The
e'ys N ne sitees may he heard =, ,he top Of s.f
'o''tt-' iiuna lot Gay.
ins feoeht Catastrophe n washinsiss rae cs,,
gloon o.si tbe ellY--sn et.a tkai All moi saan Il,
ks,soi'eh snd sdnahistes u, OF the tfs.A thai AZ
ne fnidsl o. nit Se "a death
You, truly RtyrRS
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4|an;EIK,KEfHIll;Fl
ny LAST NIGHTS NAIL.
TWENTY EIGHTH CoNGuEs-.
f4hsT SfS>fuN
WASHING foN. Mia asa
SENATE

WASHING 10Y. M4rrt 4 Issa
SENATE
MI bsftas pc setlssd ih< sfssirnissis a IA. 81
isagas Tia ii~nff gshs..oss s<i.sius lea. tsass.
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snnsisi1ss ~ rsrsi iss usssi ss.aes
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10 ''frs-i' asasaartss tas d~o~sss u iis4.
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The ~ ssis di.a,s-J
HOUSE OF KtPRKsE srArffHs
Nj fha sni-as. - Ma. ss.s-saafrs So afsr.l II
As roi's-sas 60. Aawn.. ~i.a az. DE-, sa.iass..I
Sc a.. sal
DEArn 90 MIR PRICK
Nj lnEsfssi a. r.. sis.is -hr as.s.ass.s ~s..si
d iAr de- ~asr ~ bss osAeas.e Ar iss.. sn8
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alsd 80 i~enif yea tie cssslssessf - is~.. s.e,
Tie d'ed here an ttesr ICES. itsa Aa.xsssas .....
sanI -st Mr. !. satsatil~d The ts.. aias.. .u.s -,
'9eh aeusss-'ss. "a o-alraaf na ah.sa t.s ii...s
81 oaos saissai'-d
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Partfaas R,y<g ~,

sfsf'sai Ass>ssfs - II th,s s~aeoa Of
svsf &C read Z NUMEROUS iafgesaes
arla 81 ssadnrss 1, ~, vsss. an4.
10 or fhss nafsfo az ...t,.-s ..,,,, .,...s..
al asarlisn'. rhFs. :, a.
at. as.,aa "a SIC Ira iaes = d~~ =
s.sf the Is mbl fssk.. thsss h....
-. aas ~ p aaty an IS ar g 4.
70 :. a.. pIea's. aad che I'd ii. T
,eqfa.l, ca'ca i g I, - : -. ~
s.es efauss.le o. ,nan. rai :. 10 : a.,
~ ass ae.erting Of soa silc a ipa---
I'D % he ~ 81 rlceaa..-s nary
Hfsaaons. tsi b. The performances 81
neHel ample i8si G. Are ihorc uni
g eas relserri (. On The pressure 81
ns1aaio a.. have cares anf aux is.g.o.
iisir rrgafI-i, and shich ne nsor.
rfai pfvta.eaoo 81 honesty ~aa tr-
= Nc aIis3s 10 pfofcssion u ,s,~n
- issincn. = au afr engisi eai 10 he
arnt o. al acrounis at ihis rscrissd
hes mas. II mus indeed tse a d..
lang iAss N looking over lhr i'd
iaf surcessfte years. Ia son 10
iaisssf snfequiied'lhc hope, o. hoa..
a5tanenmcai ssg.n euishssd. aai iar
IN o. aciaai pve~~.-sy iuss esposs-
81. nor Is the fcoling more sgfraDsv
"a iae consideration that ihs has
= essing 10 the neglect Of IA ordinary
tsx The pfainiss nssaA----..Ar 4 s,t,i,.s,
IS On the par of o'hrts TIC trades.
faa I.cslesg r'gh. moraliy aud lr.
j.. 10 The pas snesl al hiss balls once
" A the vnrt least. and il = isngsss =
. over vsfinsie III aisansAgr.. nos
y 10 himself bat Ia other rlassus.
shieh The universal adoption NJ he pra
ace would oerasion There ase many
aho make this an ineafia b.. RUE. ha,
'li'l mote who do no.. the requirements
y rnacspal beins thus II AID ~ih Ia =
iillereacr which has ohsn excited our as
or 'shneni. We do. therefore. r.,.cas
he hope, thai amidst the present zeal ~
he cause 81 ojecanon. tho impfose Gauni
IN the arts and sciences. and The sarsos.
losi5 pfoFois that engage siirniion that
potion OF C b cs ~hich rriales 10 the
pa yaeni OF deb,s nil' rot DC c. ns,dcrci
90 MEAN % be oserionkri--A nd IA a..
NJ tins. NC ale no, s~s king Tor any fa.or.
al merely urging the claims OF cournas
os,iee. - Hcreford Jsarasi.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-03-07

A'e. AlSE The New Y.r Courier I'D e.
4-ifet' a. cafinF pafi. 81 Mf Ni.,'s s.fe.. 40 a..
eat'ataieni' relai.se g., pall. : hssA. a..
L''p hoe Of sio~' vii The bufl.ii. ic.hss
81 IAN iiisn.ty ia earnest. t.fsasaeJ ,n -.
most s"u' ct he fraih 81 s,efy ~ars he su,t,
AZ h'lea "nh iht Lofty nufioss Of doom ,t,.nr
~ Tie hes COED 81 "a, t.si.e ssies
tibet or. the editp adds
~ can n'nf coy iuuhef ihr ei.s.ur ot,.s,, -,
o." sddfsss IL a. hraauiul nnd ,ltt..,t =.
~ tssioi, 40 % IL tfae aud nsbis ,a A.. tf,,.
LAKE SUPERIOR lN>THf WINTER n.
o'i'n Ad'enisef sa,' q Ia. been 8, I'D yita IA.
I 'o.Ai oi leuer isam Ma q CAMPBELL
,As's'sHt suPernirdrm al The Ua..f M,,.e,,I
1'oh'fi i--ia'c4 dppp, liafh4 Lase Ss,rfn,f b..
'e'ni'ei 10 1875. IN "irh lie ssy. Tue Ne,iiet
A"' ''eH tterdusis mlid dor a high Narilera iaii.
'''e' '.t Ihefm fnsicf having never h~rn lower
ihan 10 hro~ ifss4ns. 4 te.eidsy orio,l
:" '''' aisa 49,. II Nns az iefate, he SNOW Ia.
'"'" e'e' al n'tbrs 90 seIIh. aad 10 Ia, q !, is4a
tuE
lave hai llue dona ibai The rnine. M ib,.
'"n''tf vii he ouna 60 be .ac.odue rich. u,.,t
W.. "3atfe c"piiai 20 make proper drpeI.,prn-nt.
~''i" '.AmPhe speaks 81 TITS fe.ideace there a.
'r'Ns taiAe' m7aslsn5ts AID i..neiy. lie certainly
"e'eHes stesi cieda 30. hsN4ntef p,,reer.,,, a
mus ''n personal uhsr'sat,aa m ,ktng tte sofli
@'S"aia'ea a ga the rlimas oil ma. iert.n. >, MET
e''''s 20 IL mineral fesasrcca Tic irsir, ANN, -.
"st atfp-s By Tie Ance AID Miaautue, ,,,.,.t.
Green Bay
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nDrILE lN nnuRNlNG

BOTTLE ~ MOURNING
sone friend OF liquor recent, s.u, +.
bottle By on 81 The Concord ~ n \
Sasn DRIVERS Il have Il 6ilef IN th.,
iowa. Thu. after hanung the mac.
aver Tor The article N VAIN. zen, a.,
empty bottle back in mourning. ,,,,5
piece Of black Grape aroanitsnb a..
notice lhals is frlenJs. Rum. Nhi.ky
and Brandy. we're dead
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y .tr--sr frs = - sa4iIaa*4 al = ffasf
-. .as.t.az# aad a.sseaI#Hee -
- The .sees - aaechsH - 49,
...,.....s - Lille lefaaf. fHss 81 -
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49, Ksaf lfaae. ~ sirfrFs
frr.a tar~e - fasf 3fHaes haiief*
5...s Esaf - Sc ffaaht isa5afs ifssas
..s~s - h.a lfaaea. 80 fflaz 60 gas
+. rsfe u she assfs "a TIE asf4ftrs
$40 asfasuaa. 4a.casnakufs fsfn srea
.hf.-s = ase ffaac4 81 lfesa hat -
-,.~a a. Gaf aa4 80 n#ees sna
aei5efs the aasnr lhnsa sofA asen
.ao receive iha bees aakcs 40 uasfbls.
ratfrfs n sszsfe rs11efs. faesf dAi
earamas atersalnz lfnsn Ase 60 -
francs. at ffum fssf aa4 tsp nc Is
6.e sa9iI.aes Scv - them 80 he
pra.ef.. ~hase 49, avsfsge i'esa
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-03-07

oHio-Dancaa's bill Ii.oi tae Dr passed. The
isHef hoass 81 the oasa Lefi..s.aie. ea Monday
last 10 ~ engr1.sasht. !, ps5slJe. let ns ,ao.
ba -. ou Safe .lucA,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-03-07

af ST. NWfgH
kIB CLAY
q fise efs
ffsaa {
slaves < Wta "a
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SIai, desire llm es
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$50 s D. lett o.
frl tn. So Has sss
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llis An So 20
pi.ss Hfgrd tscss
mtHsn ~ 90 Cog nnis
liss, halre IL s
40 lezi be ~ Ih.
Gra. iaI 81 uH
80 lse has tee - Hi
tluss sta~ ard 80
fvfHsf s. e.4sse "a
fsr sHrf Hna ne
G-a lhstai l-2e
llaff me N' ~ be
kns ai4rai lis los
i~sa lie if'sa q
&C., sstHn.. nniatf Q
fsaI n Na5na taffsu
iffitfita 500 feiasnis q
frrIrRHh ul tatsu fIt-
fuNEfs. a. e t.uieira.
yfFrfIa sfall. Ihe tfIt
tuitisr IF Naiatis n.iflts
tsu ntHh M ca be.
changed ms )
lis,ik d. 1871 80 had
Heassd euffr 81 luai
bank..ai1d b. sti nai hnis
och A. ifisfiufs Hscrs.
~, lsi6 ~ hsa
nsii. .slspsns ai., ~ 10
lsald aas necessary
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THE icENAFlGAITON = o. Fr,d., n,sh,,h.
iee 30 NE iAse to1k ~esl~Atd fno,ro,.ot 81 a..
cieaf blue waisa AGAIN presented ih.m.,I,.. !.
we" from sppvafances here }, hut itrt,
me i4se, ahd We afe Of oplnipn thar .te.u.,.,
'h'gh' nos aihke It's way 10 oui harbour - n.
"afm weather Which has prevailed lot The n..,
"eeA' hAs mad such an onrct upoa the zee Nhleh
vas % 10 Rfeal thickness 81 shou distance from
10 'hoff' MAJ q Is naN 4 stns about IN snssses Of
.'' HiHe s9iif.iy Unless "A. have Nini,r "a.
'''F s1''nn VII BE gen much eaI.4ef laaa
a ne -sasf, - 2 49, c.. sCA .et.
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MEETING OF rnE STUDENTS on wltIorcu
n INlIIRNITl DF lax Flfg


~ meesing 81 tie : uaenls 81 IS aaes,, rat.
'r"'ly Of Lake Enc, GA Msada, l.b II Mr ~
itan { Prar'afi eas called 10 thc t.hAr mad II u
Tease Snfo"'et Secretary. TIE ol5 c, Of Ia.
mee'.Hs "a. tlta ,aira. AID ua usst....s o. o.,
t'ar"s e5tnui'ife 81 hFs spssuted ~ fle ehst,
20 dfaii resolutions. tKprcats. 81 The sem, 4 b.
Tug The following gelilcmts we're aeolrdas
y arptul.t.
John Hams II fa.ne,sills
II Is OWeh. Bi NufRaA.
hn. II Manner 81 Uniauai's
saHaei bamp. q NouiaHEtit.
Nau Bakefrk II iisH,ss.l.is
Nlsf 'h"fi shseace. ibs fsliawi sesllufa4l,
N'i' ifl.''iea sud aHatia,oasy ad 81.
i"seifoa aH4 he hapr, ds,ls.nasi. D.. he TIA.
'''' o. lbs Chai' 81 ihs iasiusif.n =. uaf,ie.i,t
:" lie compete s4toess 81 fLs .fe.en5 .r....l.
''icaaii4 ~hrH ~ osa,idet ~. tsbs,rs.,,..s
''''.H...ano'' eialsf "hscb II ulons-i. l4.sHt4s
% o'.s calculation 40 earte, al 10 i45af. ,ainraes
900 'et.' isf ~ saIFss'oa ai e4f unsaasGed sai..
iatiaan
k''irrd Thsi. f.r ihs Interest sife.i.e ,...,s
90 ~ lie feople OF Naiaufhs,. IA t.5f ..f,.,,,..
'''aNa' To f'i'dsf oar s'as appas ~ "a agreeable
"e 90 ttfrhi iefasf ihetf nat ,.ucsfe ia a.
hfse.r a. Inal - freamaead ,hss l...,tot,.s =.
""'f Aeslfai eisaHas ~ 3 3D. re. a. drrts
10 J.. ''''' ~ ne aasinHrui afa u,.taasA Mrdtesi
t-ou' @itan --lnrt Ias.et "a nalfi.fn Oi.t..
@ malsau Il iaana.
h'fafttd That All sdii.fs Ia,.fatir i. ala, 49,,
gree I tfa' mejita. SCIENCE he fceue,.e 4. ,n.,n
Ihs 4tato
hM G PEARSON Clanss.
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rne WAGES oFp4RIsI,v vopy

iilt " AGES OF PARTISAN WORK.
Nc = The wages Of work nen IN Par.
are lo"er Than Ia LonIon The cl,.
o. 'a'ofefs 10 whom my obser,at,oo.
hitherto have chiefly referred -namel,
; o'e'ia'"n'' PAYERS, hndmen, &c -
- h'' earn even "a the fines, weahe,
ahl longest days, more than from
francs snd Q ITO ,hrco franc. and 4,
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TRIAL or Mn 10

TRIAL OF MIR poRR.--T4.as.. ~ ID n...
'Alsn 10 A~~F"n no0 Pro, sssne.. o.. -. - a
sh ~ insL ruaa..Asfsbls rto.d a. ...~,.,,.,.i
"a nc ~.s't a. &c Il Al iAs esan l..... n,
1fsssni~a q PIE, N st.ussxrai. ava,,.. -. -.
i,s,..- = ;Ls e1-r,
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Please sua,.aes ) p8N BRADY - ct we.
i'hsfs 49, cAaiiaai. ia sePfescm lise Calniy ~
- htIi House u be.rg 5e. ,ssJeci ha.sstf 10 las
a.cs..4a II the county c,a,suaan.
MANY WINGS
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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-12-20
Redundant WHISPERS

A RE are now considered almost as necessary an
IA appendnge TO the man of fashion as a coat of
the latest London cut. But alas! how MANY aspi-
rants to those hirsute honors are doomed TO disap-
pointment. THAT inrstimable oil Macassar,' as By
ron sneeringly called that exploded %humbug, won
produce the desired crop--nor bears oil-nor OK
marrow-nor any of the thousand preparations in
use, except DR.. .Jayne's celebrated Hair Tonic, the
efficacy of which, in restoring the hair, no man
who reads the testimonials in its favor, from men Of
the highest standing in the country, can for an in
slant doubt. Lyne's Hair Tonic will not only re-
new the hair when it has fallen off, but will pre-
vent il from turning gray.
The above article can be had of BUTTON &
CLARK, Agents for Brattleboro.
Nov, lS. 4wl3
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-12-20
COMMON scuooL CONVENTION.

The proceedings of this Convention, held at New
Fame on the l1th inst, will be found in another col
umn. Although the convention was not numerously
attended, the members manifested a deep interest In
the object of the meeting-the improvement of our
Common Schools, and The settled purpose Of making a
determined effort for that improvement. An associa-
ton was formed for that object. From the well known
character of the gentlemen placed in the direction,
their intelligence, public spirit, their prudent yet per-
severing zeal, the importance of the undertaking, and
the strong confidence we have that it will cordially re-
commend itself to the understanding of both teachers
and parents, inspire us with much hope that the effort
will not be an abortivc one. We are aware that great
difficulties attend the interchangeable il is no small
matter to point out in detail the serious defects in our
present system Of education, and to convince the popu-
lar mind of the existence of those defects, and judi
ciously to apply the proper remedy-mingfng in proper
proportions individual effort, and legislative reform
1t will not be accomplished by ftul efforts zealously
made today and carelossly RENTED tomorrow. II
must be the work of time, and labor, inspired by en-
thusiasm and zeal, and guided by wisdom.
We trust that the first meetings noticed, will be fully
attended by the friends of Education.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-12-20
WATER In

This usually peaceful element, has recently been
quite a subject of strife with the good citizens of
the metropolis of New England. The success
which crowned the noble and splendid enterprise Of
furnishing the city Of New York with a bountiful
supply of pure water from the Croton River, by an
acqueduct 40 miles in length, has led ZONE Of those
busy-bodies who are ever concocting ONE scheme
TO advance the public welfare, to devise a plan for
supplying Boston more abundantly with this ele-
ment. Indeed, several plans have been presented
for consideration, and after a thorough examination
of some of them, have been fully discussed in pub
lie meetings called for that purpose. The result is,
that at the recent municipal election a large majori-
ty of the citizens decided in favor of obtaining wa
ter from Long Pond, and by vote instructed the
city council to that effect. The vote was for Long
Pond 1891, against il 2,I49.
We do not very well understand the localities,
but we believe that Long Pond is about Is miles
from the city, in the direction Of Andover. The
estimated cost of completing the work is from 49,
900 900 to $2,500,000, and ii will doubtless be ac-
complished by the Bosionians in their usual prompt
and efficient manner. OF the value Of such a
work when completed, no estimate can be made.
An abundant supply of pure water is one of the
richest blessings granted by Heaven to man, and no
where are its benefits more needed and more appa.
rent than in a great city,-in purifying it frora the
accumulated filth Of men and animals, in protect
ing ii from the ravages of fire, and in furnishing to
man his only natural beverage.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-12-20
LAST CALI.
County Temperance Meeting,

HVHE semi-annual meeting Of the Windham
IL County Total Abstinence Society will be held
at Saxton's River Village on Tuesday the oath inst.
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. II is expected that the meet.
ing will be one of more than ordinary interest, and
all the local Societies throughout the County are
specially requested to send their delegates, that ev-
cry town may be well represented. The hospitnli-
ties Of the friends at Saxton's River are cordially
rendered to those who may attend. Those towns
that have not paid their assessments to the State
Society, can forward them TO this meeting.
BY order of the Executive Committee.
J. c.. FOSTER, Secretary.
Braltleboro, Dec. 10, 1874. l6
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III apbnfMtr.
eRarrLEBoRo, FRIDAY. DEC. 20, ls44.

OURsELvEs.-Since our last publication, our family
circle has been invaded, and death has taken from us a
sister dearly beloved, whose day has been drawn to a
close long ere it reached its meridian. Her many ex-
cellencies and virtues, will make her memory dear to
all who knew her.
We tender our heartfelt thanks to our friends and
~neighbors for the cheerful aid rendered in the hour of
sickness, and for their warm sympathy in the hour of
keenest grief.
We also return our thanks to those who kindly aided
us in paying the last offices of respect to the departed.
An obituary notice will be found in another column.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-12-20

HAS gladdened the heart Of many a mother,
In who had expected soon to follow her child to
the grave, but found il restored to life and rosy
health by this celebrated specific. Ii expels worms
without irritating the coats Of the stomach and
bowels, and combines the virtues of a tonic with
those of an Alternative. Neither the Vermifuge nor
the Expectorant has rival in the whole range of
the materid medica, for diseases to which each is
adapted.
BUTTON & CLARK. Agents in Bruttleboro.
Nov. 49, 4wl3
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-12-20

Loss OF Sur MAssAsoIT AND THREE LIVES
The ship MassasotH from Calcutta, was wrecked
at The entrance of Boston Harbor. The Captain
and most of the crew were saved. Two of the
crew were drowned in trying to swim 10 the shore -;
and a passenger, Stephen C.. Holbrook of Jamaica
Plains, was lost by falling down the Hatchway aud
being crushed. The cargo was valuable and is
mostly lost. Insurance on it S57 COCOON the ship
| $500.