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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-01

in the way of firing guns aud crackers
snd sending forth bachanalian shouts all
about town-thot's all.
William n. Polk. Esq. oil Tennessee,
and only brother Of tho President cleo,
lodgings Mt Coleman's. lie is Gner
looking man than his bro,her-is about
35 years ofuge-near six feet tall-erect
and grace(ul-has black hair aud black
eyes--is u member Of the Tennessee
House Of Representatives, and was run
for Speaker at the opening OF the last
session OF the Legislature. lie possesses
fine talents and a warm heart, and will
be, for these qualities, and some other
considerations, very much courl,d hero
this winter
Capt. Rynders and his friend Jewell.
Of New York Empire Club notoriety,
are In town, looking as large as life.
Don't know whit aihey want-and don't
care.
! There are several anxious persons
here, whose names are before the Sem
ate, waiting the pleasure and action Of
that august body. The names Of others
who are not here are before tho Senate.
4 guess rs follows:
That Judge King will be confirm
ed
i That Chancellor Walworth will not
be, what q pity tina, John G. Spencer
political conduct has been such as 10
deprive him Of seat on that Bench
whore his great talents and untiring
industry would shine most brilliant
~
That Reuben NJ. Whitney, as Rccor,
der Of the General Land Office, will bt
} rejected
That George Roberts, as Naval Stor,
) Keeper at Boston will be rejected
That Mr.. Atwood. ofthe New Yorl
!, Custom House, will be Confirmed
Tha; Mr.. Ioe Graham, as Consul t
, Buenos Ayres, will be confirmed, al
though his friends think he ought L
have better place
That MIR. Abel, as Consul 10 Mar
] settles, will be conf rmed--
That Andrew ]. Donelson, as Charg
; des Affaires to Texas, will be confirm
q ed-nnd
That John A. Bryan, as Charge de
6 ,flaires 10 Peru, will be rejected
= The Presidential Mansion will b
y thrown open to the public on Me-
: Years Day, Wednesday .uext-and o
Tuesday evening, January 9TH, tn
drawing room entertainments will con
mcnce n, the same Mansion and be cor
r. iinued on each alternate Tuesday eve,
> ing during the winter.
d POTOMAC.
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TIME TO RESIGN.

Justice Of the Peace in North
Carolina communicates TO the Legisla-
ture his resignation for the following
good and substantial reasons.
About seven years since, some OF nv
friends thea in the lcgislature-rrom
motives probably known to them-(but
am sure not from d belief in INV
qualifications for the oflice,) thought
proper TO nominate me to the Office OF
Justice OF the Peace. With little or
no reflection upon tho subject, the an
polntment was accepted, and TO use a
common term, ! was duly qualified, ;
without the first qualification, except
the physical ability to separate men
who we're disposed to fight. During
the time | have been in office, | have
had seven fights, great number Of
quarrels- have been indicted twice
and conceive the greatest &C, OF Justice
which | can do the public and myself
IS TO 'resign my said Office of the
Peaco.'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-01

All know that it is by little ond little
tho bird builds her nest, and the bee,
hor cell. Industry aud perseverance,
will accomplish In time. far more than
the unrcfjecting are apt TO suspect. Far
mer's boys, for instance, who would
spend couple Of hours these long win
ter evenings in some useful study, or in
the reading OF useful books, would ac-
conplsh in three or four months. what
would surprise one who is accustomed
to lettering away these quiet portions o
the day without employment. Sixty
hours III the month, saved from cven-
ings, which might otherwise have been
idly spent, would amount, in the cours /,
OF long winter, 10 "a much time, and
would enab e n lad TO accomplish as much
as would several weeks schooling And
the boy who will thus attend persever>
ingly 10 his improvement, may rely up
on il that his increased intelligence
will not only adj 10 HE responsibility
but he will be all the better fitted for the
active and responsible duties OF lite, to :
wards which he is often in,paleutly
looking.-tdrmers CdJieni.
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TIE TRUANr HUSH md.
The painful vigil mav ! never know
L,L.nI ...Iaa ..aiaLa. .., Il

.'The painful vigil NAV never know
That onxiUus watches DER wai der ing heart"
Mrs. Tighic.
II was midnight, and she sat leaning
her pale cheek on her hand, counting
the dull ticking Of the French clock.
that stood on the marble chimney piece
eye TO its dial 10 mark the lapse ofan-
other hour. II was past midnight, and
yet he returned not! She arose, and
taking up her lamp, whose pale rays
alone il!umned the solitary chamber,
proceeded with nose less step TO a
small inner apartms Mt. The curtains
OF his little bed were Drawn aside. and
the young mother pazed on her sJeep-
ing child! What vivid contrast did
thar glowing check and smiling brow
present, rs he lay in rosy sumter, 10
the faded yet beautiful face that hung
over him in tears! ''Wil he resemble
his father9" was the thong hit that mas
sed Tor moment through her devoted
feart, and sigh was the only ans
wer!
Ills his well known knock land the
steps OF the drcwsy porter echoed
through the lofty hall, as with a muir
mer on his lip, he drew the massive
bolls and admitred his thouphtless
master. "Four O'clock, Willis. ia il
not?' and he sprang up the staircase
another n oment he is i'm her chamber
lin her arms!
No reproaches met the truant bus.
band, nome save those she could not
spare him in her heavy owe. and
iaded cheek-yet those spoke TO his
heart.
Julia, have been wande ring hus.
band"
"But you are come now, Charles and
all is we'll.
And all was well, for, from that hour |
Charles Danvers became an alte red man |
Had his wife met him with frowns and
sullen tears, he had became a harden
30 Ilbertlnc; but her afrectonato caress-
IS, Inc Joy that danced i'm her supken
aye, the hectic flush that liz IN her
pail Id cheek at his approach, were mr..
suments he could not withstand. Mar.
led in early life, while he felt ali the
'rdor, put not the esteem Of love; pos
essed Of splendid fortune, and bay.
ng hitherto had the entire command
. MS own pleasures Danvers fell into
hat common error OF newly married ,
len--the dread OF being controlled. In
ain did his parents, who Eeheld with G
PROV the reProoches and misery he
as heaPlng up for himself in arer
ie, demonstrate. Charles Danyers
Irned deaf ear to advice, and pur. q
'ed, with companions every way on q
orthy OF his society, the path Of folly, :.
not absolute guilt. The tavern, the
uo-room, the race course, too often p
u his wife solitary mourner, or a il
dnight watcher. b,
thus the first threo years Of their ~
'dded life had passed-to him in Ce- 81
red and restless pleasure, TO her in OF
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IEXAs.-President Houston's annua
message, dated the .25th instant, de-
scribes the finances Of the country a.
Prosperous-but delalcations have been
numerous in the collection Of taxes- =
already more than $4,000.
Inc expenditures since December.
le4l, up 10 last November, have been
S46O,2O9- receipts since February, $40
$500, 5S' All the captured prisoners.
save Jose Antonio Navarro, have been
released by Mexico.
The relations Of Texas with Eu.
rope have been extended by treaties Of
omIty and commerce with some OF tho
German States.
The relations OF Texas tothe United
States remain as thew were.
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TRUTil.-The inquiry oftruth, which
is the love making or wooing o: 1.-THE
knowledge OF truth, which is the pres
ence Of il-and the belief Of truth. which
is tho enjoying Of it's the sovereign
good OF human nature. The first crea
ton of God in the work Of the days was
tho light OF sense The last vas the light
since is the illumination Of his spirit
tirs'' ne breaihed light upon the face o
me matter or choes, then he breathe ed
iish ut into tho face Of man, and sill he
chosen Certainly It is heaven upon
earth TO have mans mind move ia
chnrIty, rest'in Providence, and turn
upon the poles OF truth - Bacon.
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blighted hope or unmurmuring reg rel
But this night crowned the patient for.
bcarance OF the neglected Julia with its
just reward, and give the dca'h blow
10 the folly in the bosom of Danvers
Returning with digust from the losses
of the hazed table, her mcekness and
long suffering touched him 10 the soul,
the film fell from his eyes, and Vice. in
her own hijeous dclormily stood dun
q skcd before him
Ten years have passed since that
solitary midnight when the young ma
tron bent In tears over her sleopi q b. .
Behold her now! still in the pride OF
womanhood, surrounded by their cher
ub faces, who are listening ere they
20 TO rest TO her sweet Voice, as il pours
forth TO the accompaniment Of her harp
aud evening song of Joy and moody
whilst manly form is bending over the
music page 10 hide the tear oi happiness
aud triumph that springs from swelling
bosom, as he contemplstos tho interest
ing group. Youthful matrou! We who
watch over a wandering, perhaps erring
heart-when u reproach trembles on
your lips towards a truant hus bandimi
tate Julia Danvers and remember though
hymen has thorns, like The sword OF
liarmodlus, they may bo covered with
flowers; that unkindness and irratablli
~ do but harden, if not wholly es.
TRANCE the heart-manner Gas waite
dropping on the flinty rock, will in tim,
wear it into softness) seldom fails 10 70
claim to happiness and virtue TN,
Fruant Husband
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WASHINGTON. Dec. 81, 1914.
To The Editor oftie Baltimore Patriot

Congress is doing bu, very little dur.
ing the holydays-manv members hav.
ing gone homo TO spend Christmas, and
the others feeling in no particular
working humor.
| observed, yesterday, that Mr.. Crit
tenden presented. in the Senate. a peii
ton from the widow Of The late Joseph
Nourse, to obtain The amour, awarded
by the u. S. Court MS due to Mr. Nour>
sc This is hard case. The petition
started that IN the year 1899, there be-
tween inc uovefnin-r,' Si,u eHaeap;.u he.s
me subject was carried before the u s
Court. where, after his giving security
10 do'de EUGENE o. The Court Nth in.
feTest and damages. the Court awarded
a balance 10 be due to Mr. Nourse. The
Court confirmed the report OF the audi
tors and the Supreme Court Of the u
.. affirmed the proceedings.
WIN m ascertained balance due un-
der the circumstances. Mr. Nourse an.
pied TO Congress, and during his lire-
ume, bills were reported ror his relief
oot no iinaI action was had upon them.
ms widow has for three years been re.
ing tue appncati0n.
There are numbers OF private claim
hnts here from different parts of the
country. destined after waiting with all
the hope they can command 10 the end
OF the session, to find their claims, how.
ever just they may be, overlooked and
neglected
The treatment Of private claims, in
by Congress, is strongly illus
trated IN the melancholy case OF David
Coienzln, which occurred many years
since. lie was foreigner who had
furnished supplies TO our squadron in tho
Mediterranean. For some cause or other
he could not be paid without the inter.
ventlon Of Congress, and he was oblip.
Cd TO come to this country and to Wash.
lngton FOR relief. There was no oues-
lion as TO the business Of his claim. but
u was postponed on one private bill
lay and another. and when there would !
% no quorum, until David's resources
~ last gave out and the poor man was
nrown into prison for his board bill
u mt OF dependency he committed
SUICIDE. The day after day he commit.
ca me act, the House OF Re ntatiyes
ook up and passed the bill for his relief
WIN the additional sum Of eve l,und.
ed dollars 10 pay the expenses Of his
uos'stence while he had been in Wash
ng!on, as well as those attending his
urial.
Sheridan was great genius The mo
,ent he died from want and q long train
England's nobility took pride in at ,
ending his funeral. 1t was the same ,
nth the celebrated Beau Nash, who 3
nee rode in his chariot with six gray '
orses. preceded by band Of French /
umpetors and followed by hume rous 4
counted servants in livery, but after. 9
ards got poor and wns neglected Al y
% funeral, however. tho rice and no il
9 made a grea; parade. cI
There is but little stirring here just lie
w. The Christmas weather for We'd. IN
sday and Thursday was lovely in the
treme. JOY and blarity reigned su. WI
cine, We had trihe too much Disc We
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COTTON CON VENTION

A writer in the South Western Farm
or recommends convention of the CT
ton planters Of Mississippi 10 be held al
Jackson, in that State, in January or
February next, TO consider upon the
present condition Of the cotton growing
interest and If possible to devise mean :
by which the consumption Of the staple
may be Increased, so as to diminish The
surplus yearly aceruing in the mark cts
u The world.
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,s.l.lol,67s &c s65.ls6 1913 So
MISUNDERSTANDING TO II

frssden'--James Madison, Virginia,
'"e r'es'oeh'-George Clinton. New York.
Eidrdge jerry, Massachusetts.
Secretaries OF Siaie.-RoberI Smith of Md 9Th
March, 1909; Jamos Monroe OF Va Nov 25. 1871
secretaries OF The Treasury ,-Alben Galalin can,
inned IN oifice-Geo w Campbell Of Tenn. Feb
9.ioi4i AleI Dallas Of Pa., Oct 6 1914.
Secretaries Of War-Wm Eosris of Mass. March
.: IoV9 John Armstrong Of New York Jan. I3,b
1913; James Monroe OF Va. Sept Goth 1914. WIN
r. Crawford ofGs. March %, 1915.
sscfslsnss OF The Nsvy.-Paul Hamilton Of &
&C. March 7. 1909; WIN, Jores of ia. Jan 10 IaIs
b.nJ w srownsbeld OF Mass Dec 10. 1914
Pos'mastsf General --GiJeon Granger confined
IN ofncei IL :. Sleigs Of Ohio. March I6, 1914.
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s50,50l,9t3,31
SEVENTY ADMTNIsrRATIoN-,29 TO At

PsEsiDEsT~-AsDREw JACKSON, Tennesses.
VICE c CALHOUN, S Coro,;,.
M VAN buren,. Nep York
Score iaries Of Slaie-NIariin Van Buren, Of New
York. March6 1890; Ed Livingston of La. 1891.
Lou's McLaoo Of Del. 1913; John Forsyth. Ga 1894
secretaries OF The Ffeasury-Saml d Ingram OF
Pa. March 6. 1929; Louis hicIsne NJ D.I Isa,.
WIN duane Of Pa. 1885, Roger % Taney Of Md
lS33--noi confirmed by The ,Sensle-Leyi Wood.
bury OF N. H., 1891.
SECRETARIES fWar-John II Eaton Of Tenn. Mor
. 1899. Lewis Csss Of Ohio 1881.
setreiares Of the Navy John Branch ofN C.
March 8. 1920; Levi Woodbury. ofN H., 1881; Nah
Ion Dickerson Of N J.. 1894.
. ros, Masters Gensral-Wm j Barry OF Ky March
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.wEEKLy suBscRIRERs.-we ,ouh ;nf,r

WEEKLY SUBSCRIBERs.-we would inform
our weekly subscribers abroad thu, we will forward
them their accounts Immediately aud we irs.t they
will remit at IN early day. All owing for more
Than years will save trouble by attending 10 it, as
self defence i'll require 10 discontinue the pa-
psrs and collect the smoun, forthwith. The amount
due 10 MS in this respect 10 immense. and mus, be
4 Immediately urrsngsd.
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s1446s4044 sc $50, 42ss37 70
-
FlFTH OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES TO '25.

Prssidsni.-Jsmes Munroe. Virgins,
Vice Pfssidso.-Danisl Thompkins. New York
Secretary Of the Trsssury,--W m II. Crawford. ri
Gsorgis, March S. 1871
Secretaries Of War.--Isasc Shelby Of Eeniueky
Ms'oh D. loI1' declined the appointment; John G
Calhoun, u South G, Doc l6. 1917,
Secretary Of the Navy Benjamin w. Crown
in'hied continued in office; smub Thompson Of N
York. Nov SO.I5lB; S. l.. Southland ofN. j. Dec o
gs53 -
Postmaster Gsnerei.--RelUru }. Merge continued
IN ohhSs; John Mclean Of OHIO, Dec 9, 1893,
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EXCHANGE HOTEL.

ME subscriber respectfully announces TO his
Il friends and the public, that he has purchased
Mr. ERaSrUS COLENIAN'S interest. and become
role lessee Of tho above Establishment.
The Hotel is located convcnieni ie oil the PRIN-
1lrhL STEAMBOAT LANDINGS AND Rail.
Road DEPOTS. and rflrr. every inducem, n, for
comfort. The Rooms nte large nnd airv and ju,.
n'shed IN style moi surpassed ny any similar CO.
iael'sh'neni in the Unled States.
fo'" The experience lhe Pruprictor has had in
INC management OF FIRST CASS HOTEL he
n','efs himself hAfevery department, Of The es,.r-
",h'"eh' m' ne coauc,ea i, style to please those
who may favor hhm wnh n CALL
dec 5-iw IOuN xvrSp
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POPULATION

HOW Ut AFFECTS THEM.-Mrs Child Iken.
The sounds elected from The violin Of Ole Bull. Of
recent concert ~ Boston. in one Of his mOst offec,
ing pieces. 10 "hs HghiHg Of me Noyw sgian pin, -
Do Rugby,s gentleman OF taste aud scholastic me,i,
speaking Of The same passage. prOnDunces il 10 h,
90 eTqosIis imtslion Of Trying .J,itsrE" Wbol
a singular thing s issle.-Et. Pgper.
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elO4.36a.sO7 63 eIeI.s6o,IlI 20
sIx1H NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

SIXTH ADNINiSTRATfCN-I6 TO 1899
PGEs'DENT.-JonN @. ADAMS, Massachusetts.
VICE PREsiDENT.-JoHNC CALHOUN S Corolna
SECRETARY OF STATE.-H CLAY ofKy. March 3
SECRETARY OF TREAsuRY--Richard Rush. Of
Penn. March 7. 1925.
SEcRETARiKs OF WAR,-Jas Barbour OF Va. M,reb
7. 1925; Peter Porter Of N Y, NAV 26 1879
SECRETARY OF THE NAvy.-Sam. L, Sou,ba ri
continued in Office.
Posr MASTER GEsERAL.-J McLein continued
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s2l,24s.a5I 10 sIs,937, s6a 90
THIRD ADsNNIsTRATIoN-lsoI TO 1909

pres'dent.--Thomas Jefferson. Virginia
wee Presidents Aaron Burr. New York.
George Clinton, New York
secretary oil siate.-James Madison Of Va March
s.. 1901.
eecre'sres OF the Trensury.-olwer wolco,.
'eontiAued in office; S. Dexter Of Mass Dec ~ 70
100. 10
Secretaries ofthe Novy.-Benj Stoddari con,in.
'ued IN once; Robert Smith Of Md Jan &c, 1909.
Post Master General--Josoph Hober.bam ron
,'nned in office. Gideon Granger Conn January os
1909. ~o
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SA ETILE UP.-Al persons indebted TO us
~ VIII please prepare 10 cinso their accounts.
elmer ny Cash or N1e-.anJ fur that purpose their
accounts VIII he made out and presented in few
days We have faith in the nddage that short settles
mems make long friends.
jan SENSENEY & RHODES
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FIRST ApMINIsTRATIoN-I7ss To 1897.

President-GEoRoE WASHINGTON, Virginia.
Vice Prcsideni.-JoHs ADAMS. Massoehusefis.
Secretaries OF Siatc.-Thomos Jefferson OF Va,
Sept. p6Ih 1889; Edmund Randolph Of Va Jan
I'd. 1894; Timothy Pickering. OF Pa. Dec, 10Th. IL
95
Secretaries Of The Treasury Alexander IIamil-
ton OF New York, Sept lih. 1888; Oliver Wolcoit,
Of Conn. Feb Sd. 1875,
Secretaries OF Wur.-I'enry Knox Of Mass. Sept.
18th; 1887; Timothy Pickering Of Pa. Jan I'd, IL
IS: James Mciienry Of Md, Jan 9Th. 1876.
Secretary Of the Navy.-No Navy Department
during this administration.
Post Master General.-Ssm1. Osgood of Nns,a,
Sept. 26ih. 1889. Timothy Pickering Of Pa, Nov.
7'h. l794:-Jos Habershum Of Ga. Feb. 25ih. 1875.
Wears Expenditures. Public Debt.
17e9-The Expenditures from Alb March 1899 In
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7s9-The Expenditures from 4ih March. 1889 To
100 3lsi December. 1871 are Included in 1891,
sI5.ss7,6ss So s,6,o92,956 %
SECOND ADMINISTRATIONS l797 To 1901

Presdcnt.-John Adams, Massack u.eus.
Vice President Thomas jefferson, Virgins.
Secretaries OF Siate.-TImoIhy Pickering con.
tnued in Office; John Marshall OF Va. May l3. Is
90.
Secretaries ofWar.-James McIIenry continued
in Office: s. Dexter Of Mass. May 10, 1900, Roger
Griswo,d of Conn. Feb Sd. 1901.
Secretaries Of the Navy-George Cabot Of Mass.
My 81. 1913, declinedi Benjamin Stodjart OF Md
May 81, 1898.
Post Master General.-Joseph uabe rsham con-
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Crws sro DESTROYS Of closing all our scsoun,s
up 10 the LIST January. end We shall mste ont all
of thsn. We hepe our customers " III offend To H.
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WUEATFIELD INN.

BALTIMORE, MD.
VSNfiS tioiel Is situated ON Howard street two
IL doors north of Baltimore street. md in The
immediate vicinity OF the business part OF The city
EszyyA u contains upwards of ! 90 rooms ina
fssssNA ny OF which arc parlors with bed
ssssES@ rooms adjoining, suitable for families.
&z4sA II has been thoroughly furnished with
new and elegant furniture and oil the occommo,J.
iiois 10 be found in my Hotel in the cast.
The proprietor faners himself TINT his lonp exn.
renee IN the business. will enable him So IN con-
duct Inc establishment in evciy department. M 4,
fe"de' entire sal siac'ion 10 oil his guests.
ms,ch"n's' traveller DC visiting Baltimore, will
hind 1t healthy and desirable location.
'h-re isalways wagon in readiness TO carry
baggage To and irUm The cars. free Of charge.
MCINTOSH. Proprietor.
Baltimore. Md, January / IS45 -3m
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GENERAL STATISTICS.

FEDERAL ADMINISTRATIONS
sAtARiEs OF ". STATES GOVERNMENTAL OFFICERS
President $4,000 Secreianes & p NJ CT &c, 600
v President 5000 Au'y General 1900
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REHABILITATION.
Total
TABLE,

TABLE,
Showing the total number OF members OF the House
Of Representatives Of tho United States, by the
different raliOs since the adoption Of the Cvnsii-
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q NnklsIMAs AND NEW YEARS PRES.
" ENTS.-Jnsi received splendid os,n,,,..o.
Of Bibles. Prayer Books fine Guilt suitable for n,s.'
enis, Rollo Books. Youths Librory, and e,es, -
rely OF other Books suitable for presents, cali snd
see for yourselves at the Book Store NJ ''''
WI ROBB.
doc % Corner ri Monroe s,;..,
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VOLRLY d PALMER 10 authorized 10 sci as
tasrss for the Wheeling Times aud Gazette al Bos.
'tos, Phsdsip hisend Bsltimors Hi, Office at Bos.
ton 10 NJ &c sis,s.s,reei; Philadelphia, So Pine
street, ssd Baltimore OF the Sou,h-Esst corner of
Baliiuero end Csivsri-sirssts.
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"A oAIN--ons Case Of CoIored Cambria,
One do Of Levy" Prints
One do OF Muskral caps,
Jsst received asd Tor sale Of the chesp s,o,. of
dec. ~ JOHNSTON, BERRYHII'I SEQ

a. MALL FRY.-Chnsfpaas is comioo a.,
~ with II The youthful, joyous anticipation Of J-
Venle hope. that the Belsnieke of their own c,,o,
VIII no, iail IN his annual visit Youth INNS, h.
grained a, well as hoary age In conseouenc. +
nave provided large stock Of the mos, pleasing
articles ~ the Toy line---irom the 'warlike Drum,
Sv mS Ear piercing Whistler Dolls, Kidd War and
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