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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-10
Correspondence Of the National htelligencer

Correspondence ~ inc National HltCliigCnccT
PARIS, SEPTEMBER 10, 1915.
The history OF LAWS Mississippi Scheme is
reproduced IN ou1 teuiActOns and parallels
are drawn with the present rage for railroad
stock. We have daily spectacle on the Ex-
change resembling and surprising what is re.
lated OF tile rue QuincdmpOir. Several of
the Opposition organs denounce the feudal
alIstocracy OF bankers" the National de
ciares that " the most redoub,abIe of the vas.
sails oil the Crown III days of yore never pos
sessed an effective power comparable to that
OF dc RothschiidS," The London Morning
Post, OF the 10th instant, holds this Ian
gnaSe; Every now and then the English pul =.
nc bee comes mad. The madness of the present
era, 1910, is the madness of avarice. the mad
ness OF making haste to be rich. IT is con
fined to the middlng and upper classes: the
lower orders are exempt. Nothing is too fran
tic, nothing too lantastical for the contempla,
ton OF the moncy-making middle and upper
GLASSES al this moment the widest spirit of
aFance possesses them; they are stark staring
mad. Tie report for the / tn from the Lon
don stoCk-markct comprises the following
paragraph; . Lately, there is rather an i'm
proted speculative demand for few of the
choicest (ii choice there bel of the United
States shares and stock PENNSYLVANIA stock
Is rising considerably"
Letters from Madrid, of the 9th instant
state that rising of Conspirators was con
certcd for the night of the 7th but frustrated
by the police some of the arrested were 10
BE- shot Ia mOdc de Mddrid The Canton of
Bernc, which spoke and voted i'm the late
Swiss Diet Justify against the Jcsuits and on
tue Radical sidc, comprises fifth of the
whole Swiss population, and can set ON foot
an AIMED body of forty thousand II was.
therefore, the main reliance of the ultra Lib.
erals; but ITS Government became alarmed
Tor Hs own domestic tranquility and consti-
luton, by the organization OF an extensive
society for radical innovations and violent
interference with the internal concerns of the
Catholic cantuus. The Grand
Council Of the Republic was summoned FOL
decide on an exposition from the Executive
OF thc pcrls OF Bcme herself and the means
OF countcrscting the society. We learn. tLis
day, That thc Council, after PROLONGED dchiIcs
with the Executive. and have Am
ihofned by great majority. measures o,
lhc law, and constitution and ~
pcs ing all illegal tendencies. The ,noIer,f,
snd conservative party, 50 called of S,yi,z.,
land, bail this result as cmin.ntly propifinu.
and IT is 50 received by our Ministerial Jour
nails ''''
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FAD Ir! IT SPEAKS FOR ITSELF,
Eea, AND COMMENTS ARE UNNECESSA-
philnde, ,.hin. MAY 2s. 1878.

Philade' ,.hin. MAY %, lSiS.
DR. Jaync.-Deat SIR I ic.l bound Ia the eill'c-
ted To give publicity 10 the extraordinary effects Of
yout valuable n elicncs.
I have suif r, d for several years past with Liver
CON ldnt. ar,d the train Of diseases which follow
IA complete prositaon Of the sysiem-so that ~
was with great difficulty could walk. mud al times
was coniin,d io my roam. To add to ny miscry,
SrrolulOus aflcCInn appeared ia my throat, with
! Rheumatism iii my anus. 50 tina, ! could not raiso
my tight arm rs my h,dd. In the hottest wea'hee
my feet aud hands would ache with The cold. anu
| Precipitation Ind almost ccused | how became.
afflicted with a diy hoaisc cough. and gave up oil
hopes Of ever getting well had night swcais,
and 60, liule or no sleep. with itghllul dreams
aud morbid headache. seemed 10 he BORDERING on
| INSANITY. and was denied all study OF mental
| exercise. could not read n small paragraph ia
newspaper without great difficulty. had great
Soreness IN ry sloibati which caused II tn swell SD
much Tus unable 10 lie down, OF even to reclino
Lni had To be propred up in ,hGir.
| had TIE advice of some eminent physcions,
and iried iihatly oil The remedies uted in such ca
scs. bu, continued L. grow worse. and II appeared
rs though u speedy dissolution was taking place.
now heard OF yGiis medicines. and determined
To Try your SANATiVE PILLS. and To my surprise
the soreness left me. 80 could walk about the
house. continued 10 improve from that time
Shortly after Thy wife called nj your store AMI sta.
|
your ALTERNATIVE, and also word To come aud
see YOU. and you woi;lJ hStsg ate my case, and
cure me This dill not believe, rs felt I 'wcs
beyond the reach vi human skill
Alter taking your Alternative and Pills for ihrco
weeks, there VAS decided change for The better,
so lhai When called upon you. you said that Z
would get we'll aud that your ALTERNATIVE,
would cure me eslecibalIy whh no hopes, how-
ever. OF getting well. still cun;iaued inking your
Alieraiitc. unll had taken The fourth boiic "a hen
there was a sudden change in my whole system, ms
though had got I'd Of some great burihen, and
could draw my breath as usual My nerves grad
ually becuffie strong, and my appetite returned.
IL has been fonr months since l commenced Ia
king your Medicines and at this time nearly every
vesi'ge az disease is eradcaled from my system.-
| nm as active, aud nearly as strong. rs NJ any pc
Rod OF my life ! have now gained nine pounds
in Two months.
have good ieason IL believe that the Of
your valuable Medicines by the help Of God, hos
= saved me from u premature grave.
JOSEPH BARBAR.
Ilnll"wcll court. in Poplar street. between Sew.
) enIh and f:einh sis.
Prepared only by DR. JAYNE. No 8 South Third
II. PnIodei, .hia.
For sale by ! CRUMBACNER. ia Nam St.
Wheeling. Va. d&w 3w oct
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Daf1g T6nlRSA
FRIDAY. OCTOBER 10. Isa5.


HANDSOMELY Hope Fire Company,
~ the number Ut about 30, Were, on Wcdnes-
saay night Ggalcd with am clcgau, and sub
'stantial supper by Mr.. MArnrRs the worthy
and - emanly proprietor of the Monroe
0s,sA as TESTIMONY t'f his gratitude for
,hJf services in protecting his house and pro-
perry pm iireya short time siacc. II is such
i.Eidncesass sssSe Rtheir excrtions among
those bentvptat induces firemen to dis
Charge ,hSr duty YroWftly and well. The
Company adjourncd.at about half past nine,
highly pleased with their hest andhis enter
tHininCnt.
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III EFT ALL the World know The wonderful
81 ilicary "i DR. Duncau's EXPECTORAN MI
REMEDY! Tor The cure OF CONSUMPTION aid
The symptoms indicating going into a d, cline
DIR DUNCAN Dear Sir,
The undersigned patient under my care for
The last three mhnihs, whu has been aburing with
PhihisIs Pu'monalis az pulmonary cunsumpilon and
finding that ma medicine I could prescribe would
afford him any relief, was ihcreirre determined
To test your Exprcior1nt Remedy. AT the same time
having no confidence ~ The medicine ,ci forth Ia
cure consumption; bni Ia please The patient. | nj
lowed him 10 send pyunr agent IN Wooster DR. !
i Conllcrcr, for The medicine. which he did, and
used II according Ia ihe directions ACCOMMODATING
The boiIics, and truly 10 my nsionishmcnI, found
my patient inst improving, which lac continued I'm.
he heInme perfectly well. believe he used only
bottles BY his request, wri,e You these lines
h"r''g your cxpocIorabt medicine viii continue la
do ior The c"nsnmpiyes generally. us ia the above
case. Yours Respectfully
DIR JAMES X DICKEY
willingly subscribe my name 10 The nioye Ms
being sole mn nrd sincere fact | hope t,use az
Il cled with that dreadful disease, consumption, will
Ind out yonr medicine ~ Time. aud he cured
WIN II WILKINS. Wayne county. o.
ir'sh Supply just received nv The only agents
IN Wheeling. JBS II Ii MARSH
Oci9
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-10

ARREST OF ANOTHER NAIL ROB
BERY.-Rcnsselaer Woodruff, brother of the
po''"-'ster at Peoria. Illinois, has been arrest
'" anu cohi"''ted to Ottawa Jail, for abstract
ing money from letters passing through his
hands. The depreda,ions have been traced
some period back, and leave no doubt of the
guilt of Woodruff.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-10
s23. 955 .7ssS27 So so7

oi the aggregate exports $50 So. $50 were of
domestic, and S3,O63, JOG of foreign pro,Iuc-
ton.
A closing article. entitled Ganc, af Nh,
Otd World, contains large amount Of inter.
esiing information, III regard To variety of
topics. IL is stated. on the authority of a ,a a..
per read before the Fsench Academy. tIat in
Ireland Tor the entire year of 1911, there wa,
beautiful summer wcaiIer-wintcr being al.
most cntinly blottcd out.
TIE gold mines Of Russia produced from
1919 to ISL. the enormous sum of e. 4. OOO
600 sterling The patina min.s have yicld.d
SINCE 1919, LIS. 10000.
In Russia including Pollard. there ,rc g
uuiycrujcs, 50 institute, Of high brauclc.
1l7dcpari'ucnt schools. 1910 primary schools,
COZ private ocaccmics with II21Os puniIs
including 81 ,tWleuis IN the universities
Ir Empcror's library at st. Pctersburob !.
opcT thre days in the week 10 the pr,bls. aud
conto Us bt2.7~5 printed volumes. and If III
MSS ~ books too 900 volumes won. ,,orc,
ed into EHs-ia during tie Isst year.
From this glance az the contents of IN. O.,
iobcr number twill b. seen that Mr.. Fi.i,,.s
National Magazine, contain. MONTH";, amin,
meu-e amount OF very ,o.ulbl. and in,,r.,i
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-10
SS7,ell IS

APPOINTMENTS BY TIE PRESIDENT.
james Dunlop, of the District of Columbia
as one OF the assistant judges of the circuit
court of the United States for said District
III the place OF Buckner Thurston. deceased.
William Patterson, register of the lard
Office for the district OF lands subject to sale
at Clinton Missouri, vice Abrala IN b. Morton.
removed
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LATER FROM SOUTH AMERICA

LA u Elk fROM SUI III AM ERlCA.-By
the arrival of the ship Courier, Capt. Wolfe,
at New York, Rio dc Janciro papers to the 2Sth
of August have been received. Among the
rassengcrsarc Hon. A. III. Everett, u. S. Com
missioner 10 China, who returns on account
of ill health; Amory Edwards, bearer OF des-
patches and Argentine Minister, and J. NJ.
Clarkson, Esq, of Philadelphia.
The Journal of Aug 2S. contains advices
from Montevideo To the 18th. On the I'd,
Admiral Brown, commander of the Buenos
Ayrean squadron made sail for that port, but
the French brig ID Assaiz, and the English
sloop Of war Comus opened their fire upon
him and compelled him To come again To am
Choir. On the afternoon of the same day, the
whole of Admiral Browns squadron was cap
tured by the French and English forces. The
foreigners landed, and the Argentincs, among
whom was Admiral Brown, placed ON board
the steamers TO be conveyed To Buenos Ayres.
AT Montcvidco the British and French COM
mandcrs Were fitting out ilotila of small
vessels, destined, it was said, TO attack the
island of Martin Garcia.
The Journal contradicts rumor that the
Brazilian squadron would depart from It's ncu-
traity, and aid the British and French in their
acts. The squadron has been Withdrawn.
The English and French residents at Bucnos
Ayrcs, have decided not to depart, or break up
their establishments III consequence of exist
ing relations.
The British and French commanders had
landed thousand troops. with orders To at
tack Oribe if lac committed any hostile act d.
gainst the city of Montevidco.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-10

AWIl0LESALE POISoNER. There was
a famous poison known in Italy during the
lt'h century, by the name of Water Toiana.
wives poison 1t was prepared by woman
named Iolania, who sold il in small flat yials
She - SAID 10 have carried on the traffic for a
long series of years, and when arrested. con
''s Sc The poisoning of six hundred people.
me preparation was chiefly used by maj.
we" women who were tired of their husbands,
u was as clear As water, and five or six drops
were Aml but not suddenly, thps avoiding
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-10

Yesterday afternoon an extensive robbery
was committed m William street. near the
corner oi Duane, by some persons who went
'h'o iie boarding house Of Mr.. SolOmons and
os',honing to TIE bird story, broke into room
"''I ii'i'" some boxes, &c. containing about
s<oou worth OF watches, jcwclry, sc. &c.
belonging to some Of the boarIers itinc,,n,
P'Il'fs. Who being Of the Jewish persuasion
had gone TO the =, nagopuc token I'm tbe;.
festival Of New lc0r-N y. Cos. An
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-10
ABEAUTIFUL ARTICLE.-we

ABEAUTlFUL ARTICLE.-Wes saw YES
tenlay morning, at the store of Mn JOINS Bisn.
oT. Pcnciicasc, with lead pencil gold pen
and post office balance, the whole occupying
aspacc Of an ordinary pencil case only. We
have not seen more beautiful Ut useful arti.
Gle for many dav.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-10
ANOTHER THIEvING posT,, ,srr,

ANOTHER THIEVING POSTM ASTER
CAUGHT.-Benjamin F. Brown, who has
Tor several years past had charge of the post
Office at Northficld, n. H., soma seventeen
miles above Concord, has been arrested and
committed on almost positive proof of pur-
"inin5 money from letters; in fact, a part OF
the plumber was found upon his person.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-10

The latest Paris fashions are thus reported
i'll the correspondence of the Liverpool Tunes:
The fashions in dress It present are the most
ridiculous that can be- imagined. Men wear
tiny hats with scarcely any bruins; coats almost
without tails: trousers without straps: and
almost yard wide at the ankles: tremendous
waistcOats. of the fashion and the dimensions
worn III the year l1lj enormous watch rib
bons, bearing ponderons punches of seals. -
The ladies wear robes fitting tight To the BODY.
and buttoning mp To the chin like soldiers
Jacket: palctots fastened in every respect like
those Of men. only made of silk; and bonncts
resembling corpulent and apoplcctic coal
scuttlcs. ] avn afraid that this description
will not BE- sufficiently scientific for liz hriI-
ic"rS and merohdHdeS dc modes Of New York.
but il is correct.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-10

Ca From'what we can learn we presume
that the harmed acqueduct on the Pennsylva-
mia canal will not be rebuilt in time for use
again this season. Goods will thus suffer
detention and an increase OF cost oil about %
cts n hundred.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-10

THE TARlFF.-Thc most of the loco focos
during the canvasso of last year declared them
selves in favor of tariff OF 1912. Will they
now take steps 10 prevent its rcpeal1
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-10

y READING. Essays Of Ella. by
~ CHARLES Lamb 80 cents: {; eni,,. and c,,,,,.,s
"' Bntns by Prof Wilson, 50 cents; Tho t,dico,o
a ,' C"mpanion by Le GU fast SO It,, Pfose o,l
Fe'.e by Fbcnos Hood, 80 cents; Handy a, do
ny Lover 80 cts; Mysteries of The Inon,sition IA
cents number; Lardncrs Lectures ON s, i,ncc mad
Af'' 20 cents each The above. will, n LARGO ,,,.el
=" pun. cations Just received md fr snie Nv
OCT JOHN HASWELL. Unio9. 81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-10

The subscriptions to the stock of ,r.. \
FORK and Eric Railroad are announced f., p.
inIl--'he required $1,000 600 bringa,lnLcn
The work i'll now 90 ION 10 fonylr.isu,.,,,
Iut DELAY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-10
ANOTHER WALL STREET FORGERY.

1t was limited some weeks ago that broker,
doing pretty extensive business in Wall
street, had committed forgeries to- pretty
large amount, and had thereby dcfauded one
OF the city banks. but that the bank had set
tied the matter quietly and compromised the
felony. The New York Morning News gives
the following account of the transaction
which il says is i'll the hands of magistrate
"A broker in Wall street, having some
notes to take up III a certain bank and not
having the ready cash TO do it, made two notes
for the sum OF $1,000, and endorsed them
Lambert. Suydam X Co., which, being with
out their knowledge and consent, was oi course
a forgery. With these notes lac took up those
that were due. Shortly after, and while the
notes were in the bank, il was discovered by
the President, IN conversation with one of
the firm, that they had no notes i'm their bank
and on being shown the notes with their en-
dorscment on the back, they pronounced them
iorgcrics. MIR - was then sent for and
told that unless he took up the notes within
a certain time he should b, indicted for for
gerry. lie was very much frightened, and
agrcd To sell stock and take them up. In
stead of selling stock, he makes two other
notes for the sum of 5000 and again FORCES
the endorsement of Lambert Suydam * Co.
and through the agency of broker, they
were discounted by a. S. Thompson & CO..
who believed them of course good, as did the
negotiating broker, who also endorsed them
at the time they were discounted. With this
money two checks were obtained from Drew
Robinson & Co., and the forged notes cancel.
led. ii was. of course, subsequently, asccr-
tanned that the other notes were Iorgcries, but
whether the iorgeI was ever arrested or
whether lac is tile broker who was arrested
some months ago, is at present impossible 10
to ascertain. We shall see in few DAYS how
the matter terminates. The complaint is
made against the bank by Mr.. Warner. Of
Walnut street, who negotiated the second
batch of notes.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-10

70 MiLLERs-BOLrlNG CLOIus-c.,
n''l'd VIII my general Dry GooJ. S.
iLe mo, ,v .,a,s'n'I'' Tor ,eUlsf surely If
'llr,',u ''"''' e. B,ro cIorh. n. 'og
I vii ..m -. ""'o"' aLkef' 81 nH numbers. vbcl.
ut .''' '''"N.
W r SRIBy
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-10

Nearly ten Thousand tens Of ~, a, 20 b,.c,
exported from Bosom during tir last r.rs
months
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-10

During the last month, September, she A.
merrcan Bible Society issued more than rs 600
copies Of Bibles and Tcstamcnts, averaging
nearly 20O0 per day.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-10

Another monster Steamboat. 336 Get long
IS going up ~ New YORK for one of the North
River lines.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-10

~ ~N'''' IA>pshND NhDbN Il II "A New
England Sabboth is local institution peculiar
10 itself. which Gun only be seen in New Eng
land. Although her children spread over the
continent, her Sabbath does not scein TO be an
article of expectation. There is quiet, set.
tied calm about it stiffness which can al
most be ielt--msuited To any other atmosp.
here. The Editor of the Rochester Democrat.
writing from Springfield on the first instant,
describes it thus
Il rose yesterday morning oppressed by the
solemn serenity which seemed 10 pervade
every object around me. Ian this busy town.
at o'clock, not a sound could be heard.
Silence per,aded its streets, and could scarce
~ make myself believe that was i'm the midst
oi u population of ten or twelve thousand souls.
The green fields-the mountains-the forests
stretching out in every direction far as the
eye could rcach-secmcd praising God. in
their calm beauty, and the huge elms of an
hundred years-liitcd up their long arms to-
wants Heaven, and looked devout AZ the am
cient patrlarches. The very buildings--nIany
OF them associated with stirring events in the
past-beCame sanctiiicd monitors, a. they said
To the contemplative mind, This is the land
oi the acknowledgements the Sabbath day
TO keep it holy"
Whoever has lived and felt the sublime in
nuence OF New England Sabbath. will feel
and acknowledge the fidelity OF this sketch.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-10

no TIE LADIES-Jn.l received q, tho Sine
4 Emporium, south end Of Marke, Sonafe
runk OF very superior half Caters tipped with m.
enI cali Skin; ! trunk OF fine ki Buskin Slime Is.
do dn Paris Tic DO TODD e. HOWELL.
oct 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-10

y mixture OF metals. possessing QuaIitic.
anti lrirtional, and cheaper. set more durable
ilidn brass, has been accomplished in France.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-10

GUN BARRELs.-Tbe s,h.,,,o, -.
IN mg mu1e arrangements win . ,,,,,I. T.
"'c"bef I"r regular suoply ~ Gun g,,,cfs =
"'W prepared 10 Oh Orders lof any quantity and s,zc
" we best made IN Inc country, aud watranrsJ =.
also Con locks md Gun Mounting.
SAAIL NEEL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-10

The rasscngcfs 3lo left Boston on Satus
day morning reached New York in nine hours
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-10

a MIPIi's WEEKLY VOLUME The sui.
- scrher has received severn comic, of Inc
fr" Quarterly part Of Smiths Weekly Volume '
containing severolvery p'Iular recent publications
which are offered at n reduced price.
oc' III } UASWELL
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CLEVELAND, COLUMBUS AND GIN
ClNNATl RAlLROAD.-Therc wa. LARGO


meeting OF the citizens of Cleveland. ON Wed
ncsday evening, which was well attended
ana at which, spirited resolutions were mas.
Seo ana a committee appointed to procure am
act oil the legislature authorizing the corror,.
t'on oil Cleveland TO subscribe for two bund,.d
thousand dollars Of the stock.
The HrdId, in noticing the meeting say.
1.-The large Court Room was not only well GI
led, but literally jdntmed! Every class was
represented, and but one feeling pcryoded n,.
meeting VIZ: that the interests oi Cleveland
All" the State generally, demanded. the specdv
eompittionof this work"
"Onr rich men, Continues the Hsrol,N ,yo,o
present, and our citizens of moderate moan.
Merchants, Bankers, Lawyers. Doctnr. and
mechanics, all were there and our S.ns,,,
ana representative pay H. assured thu, ,,o
meeting spoke the voice of Cleveland. Per.
sens acquainted with our ciiizcu. cam inI,,.
Tor themselves as TO the material of ,b;,l.,i,.
meeting was composed, by rcfercncc d, ,,,
committee cnResolutions an OC y,lop,,,o.o
pnscnt and acted upon those rcso.u,,o<
HoN. JEo. w. AJnEN. who = inG,,s,o,.
oonversant with the subject. responded So a.,
enthusiastic and unanimous call of the ,,ret.
"'s' !" an able dress, exhrbra,g ful%. lic
P'"'ucaoiIhN q hc undertaking.
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FOR THE LADIES.

81 MRS BOYD will re open their School =.
AV1 on Monday The 9th inst ia The room ove,
Mr. McNeely's Drug Store
me Edhra'on Of those inrus,cd 10 them " III be
cond"c'eu Oh The same excellent principles as for
merry Each branch will be explained IN an easv
aud iat1ilIar manner. and The mos, pa,,iculo, a..
ien''on gwen 10 spelling and reading. The founda.
wv" w an eo"u euncaiion. 2tisl OCT *
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BELLS.
NOTICE.
los. 4. MEI.Inn.

NhCllER or THE PIANO FORTE, Cut,
Il TAR ANb VIOLIN Piano Forias tuned and
Music arrn ged. Apply ri Jas Mellor's Store. No
20 Union ST. octe
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BASKETS BASkETS.-Jusr received a, IN.
, Black Mammoth Boot. few dozen Of fine
Straw Travelling Baskets which will no sold low
oct IO TODD e. HOWELL.
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