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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-09
f.. POLLOCK,
HAS JUST RECEIVED, AT MS
BOOT AND SHOE STORE.

CORNER MAIN Il MONROE SIS
WHEELING. Vi.
a VERY Large ST ok III all kihds al verb. Sc
~ lcci-d hy mm,clf " iih great care from the
Aauufs, ioriss. and warranted superior Ia any hc
hns evor before had. Amor z his stuck will he found
Mems Calf Morocco Seal and KIP BCOrS. de-
COWHIDE. MINIS MONROES "falI kinds BOYS
CoiC Morocco kIP aud COWHIDE BOOTS;
MUNROES of all kinds hr BOYS.
LADIES' WEAR.
BOOTS. SHOES ard SLIPPERS Of all kinds
ID, do do for Misses
ClliLDREN'S WORK OF EVERY KIND
SOLE and UPPER LEATHER, TnREAp, SuoE
Pres. Ns,I.s. SC.
Asi sell FOR CASH AND NOT oN CREDIT. il
will he found thai my PKIcEs are eJ,ok DIAL
tfER II,ln ihuse who keep books
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-09
THE BIG WATCH
Us HOUND TO EIOINISII.

tSn Received. nn additional ,upply ~ GDi,
~" Guard Cherns q ld Fob Cba.p-; Gold Fnge
Rug; Cold B'eoH Prs very Gnc; Fne Shiu Sind,
sc &c 40 BISHOP, $ ~ al the re- WaltI
~ 10. y, I3l MIN 81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-09
DYEINE.
NO PRINTERS. TYPE FOUNDRY Ann
4 IRINIERS FURNISHING AYAREIInI,SL,

10 PRINTERS. TYPE FOUNDRY AND
IRNTERS FURNISHING WAREHOUSE.
ne SUI srfeers have opened n new Tyre Foni.
dry ~ The cry ol New York. where they are tcod,
o .nppy orders TO any extent. lor any kind of J,b
'nf Fancy Type. lnk Papcr. Cases GnllcVs Bras
Rule, STEEL COLUMN RULE. Composing Sncks
oha'e'' aud 'vefy article necessary for Printing
Onlce.
The Tyre, which are cnsi IN new i,nnlIs,r om an
're'y rev sci of INA 'rixcs with deep connrcrs,nre
"aifnhi'd TO I've unsurpassed by any, aud Will he
n" u, prices TO SUI, The 'lmos. All The type fur.
nishtd 10y us Is hand.casl"
Prnling Presses furnished. and also Sean En-.
gitts OF the m. 81 appr,2cd pilicrns
N B-.A ma'hlnisl is constantly in attendance
10 fclmu Presses aud do light work
COMPOSITION ROLLERS casi for Printers
COCkCROFF & OvEREND. 63 Ann ST,
aug 25 ImS5VEP
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-09
NEW AND CHEAP
BOOT AND SHOE STORE.
Main street, trcst side, e fep doors 6eiow Mdr-
tSt Alley.
BOOTS, SHOES AND LEATHER.

Main street, trest side, q feD doors beiow Mar
tSt Alley.
BOOTS, SHOES AND LEATHER.
CONNOLLY Il SONS, would respectfully
~ inform their friends aud the public generally
'ha they a!c now receiving large and we'll sclec.
ted stock vi Bous dnd Shoes oi every description
and quality. whi'h they prepared To sell rs INV n
they can he had in the city. Their stock CONSISTS
IN part nlloNs,
800 pairs Men sIJhi Ca'iBools.
2O0 do do Kip DO
$50 do light CnlT do
200 do do Mororco Binis
300 d" Thick Kip Broeans
tOO do Cali du
200 dc Seal and Morocco Br"gnns
rs do Lasting Caters
300 do Seal aud Morocco NulliGtrs
goo pairs Womcu's Morocco Lace Il uls
100 do Cali do do
100 do Kin do do
300 pairs Ladies' XIII Slippers
900 pairs Misses do Spring Slippers
$50 do Seal and KID Buskins
90 do KID Anklc-Ties
90 do iialf Carrots
40 pairs Ladies c"lore.l Slippers
IOOO 'io Children's shos% different qualities
100 do Youths grained shoes
$50 do do Calf IL,
100 ds Ladies' Gaer Boots
100 do do Walking shocs ard Bmsklns
200 do do Pcggcd Mcroeco Bnskns
Together with great many different Qualities
too numerous Ia mention. Also gnod ass,rimen
ol best Baltimore Spanish. Red aud Country Sail
Leather few d'zrns Lcsi Boo, Morocco, Mega
d"re KID and French Morocco skins; striped bind
'hgs; Travelling Valises and Carpet Bngs. surcro
quality. Give us call. may 81
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m AVN SILVER WATCHES.


HE Fine Gold nnd S,Ner Watches. Those |
Who wish tn purchase Gold and Silver Watches
aud Jcwcry. will fed /, 10 ther advantage To call
on the sat sctiter who has u fresh supply oi The
ab,ve kinds oi Gopds ON hand
Fine Gold aud silver E"elsh pattern Levers
D. do Detached Lever Watches
Dn do. Ladies' Lspine Watches
Ladies and Geo,lc neps fac sold Guard chains
Do do Breast Pms
Ladies Bracelets Guild Pencils
Gold Watches as low as S25. and warranted 10
keep time.
All Watches warranted To keep good lime or the
money returned.
best manner
Silver Spoons made To order and q gchetal
sor'ment constantly on hard.
jy % A o FAIRCIILD.
ID ECEivED from New York. Ph,ladel phia and
HI B,limurc. n large and general assortment
OF Grocer cs. " hch will bc disposed 81 on ne most
favorable Terms. consisting in part oi the follow ing
80 sacks prime Rio Cuiiec
so bags Java do
so do Aspire and Pepper
50 brls Lnnf Sugar
200 boxes TIN Plate ) cross
do double rross
$500 Brazier's aud sheeiing Copper
1000 lbs Banca Tin
IS chests Y II Tea
| 50 ca,ys Gunrowder and Imperial Tea
| 100 hhds N o Sugar
| $50 brls do Niolasses
! 300 kegs Nails assorted sizes
5000 lbs Cotton yatas assorted 5 n 10
50 boxes Rai-ius
/ 50 boxes Cavcndish Tobacco, assorted 5 O IL
Ia II and pound lupps
so kegs Twsl Kentucky
100 duz Il Buckets
5000 lbs Cheese
aug FLEMING 4 HUN FER.
| X. EOtFS TONIC AND ANTl.DlSPEP-
fe TIC FILLS. This Medicine has been
known TO the public for The last twenty years, aud
has obtained considerable telcLrhy MS remedy 'o'
Dyspepsia. Experience has shawn these Pills "a
| he The best family Medicine that con he used
They operate gently rs n puteaivc. producing nci-
lher sickness nor debil,lyi They can bc used al al
times by persons OF all ages. wiihnu, regard 10 diet
drink, or exposure Ia wet ahd cold.
As an Au,isbiliuu, medicine. every person using
them Will soon become satisfied oi their superior
,flicncy. There has been issued n pamphlet, ti'
be had uf The Agents. in which is set forth moro
fully the nature and operation OF the Incidence To
gcIher with some OF the diseases IN which IL
most applicable.
The proprieiors have been compelled 10 alter III
form OF The wrappers enclosing heir Pills. own
Ia The many tnunicrieiis that have been distributed
All persons purchasing are requested 10 he we
satisfied they are genuine F"r sale Ivy PRYOR
PAUL.. Druggists. wheeling. Va. General Agent
for the Prnp,iorrs ~ 2S
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CALICO PRINTING.

n LEWIS STiFEL. M orms his friends and
W customers, Merchants and cilizcns generally
Thai he confines The above hmsinn.s ON MAIN
STREET. opposite BEyMER's Tavern, where, he
so'iciis share OF public patronage The SUPERIOR
'iy Of his Cnicccs over any other of the kind man
.ulaciUIcd in The Uninn. Ian ha.n LnaU - for many
years Throughout The surrounding Country whet
lhcy are universally known as The WHEELING
BLUES, lie has un hand a large stock of his
goods OF he best quality, made OF, new and FASH
iouahc patterns, which ho will sell wIiofHs,,r NJ,
RETAIL at HE Lowest prices. tmons hiss shock ar
made !" order will he found. PIECE CALICOES
BED SPREADS, HhNDKERCIIIEFS Sc uf tho
handsnmcsl patterns and styles
lie mas navy On hand almost every VARIETY of
new nhd handsome patterns. and lac can n sure
Hfr"hhn's VINO wish mnslins stamped. that they
WIZ mo u 10 iher Advantage I" give him q call as
he i fully prepared execute all orders with Tho
utmost neane's aud despatch. md "a low ar lower
than lheV can be done any where else west OF The
mountains.
n Nays use such stock os needs no dressing
aud therefore PM nnne on my gonis The uu,,lic
may resi- assured llInt good, from NV establishment,
have II" e'azrG or suffering IN Them, and will
always Wehr US hoHdso'ne as 'hey appear when
purchased.
DYEING.
in SILK. WOOLLEN, AND COTTON The
subscriber alSn informs the public thai he pn,s
s'rcl attention 10 The abuve brunch Of his business
ana having made great i'm provom mont in his est,b
IishH eat wIIhln The last yenr he u now prenored
To give The n.si beautiful colofs aud finish To silk
wonllcn or cotton s. DDS garments for ladies ard
gentlemen.
Gentlemen, Clothes secured AMI cnIorcd ,vi,bou,
ripping Merchants have Sin, Wooden or Me
tlno Goods handsomely colorcd
Peosc coll md you will fud his prices moderate
an" "nte well dome LEWIS STlFEL
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w r. I'D CIV ~ -
CAUIInN no ALL

CAUTION TO ALL.
| l. Ei ALL I hE WORLD FAKE NOTICE.
! AND BE AREFUL NOT TOBUY THE
| (SHGA r OATEDUMPROVEDl INDIAN
VEGETABLE PILLS, unless EVERY BOX
mas on II the wR ITEM signature OF The OF,
gIndI inventor and paIen'ee,
BENJAMIN SMITH, MD
lhfse pleasant Pi Is possess powers 10 opon
ALL the hatsral drains at the system viz the
Lungs, KIDNE VS., SKIN d. BOWELS-
h'heio oEHNowN IN The practice OF medicine;
anil Sc complete has been their tIiumph over
all other Medicines, that many have heen led
% suppose they contain some powerful mineral:
DOT upon examination by Drs Chiffon, Ran,
dolph, Huntington aDd others, This supposilion
Is al once proved 10 he gIouudltSS.
Sold IN New York al The principal Office
l79 Greenwich street, aKo ny Rush, s. Go,
Broadway. corner o: 18th street..
Pamphlets 10 be had OF AGENTS gtaIiS.
B.-PersonS will also notice IN The Top
Ne an engraved Indian fguie, cross ed with Gin,
Ell plint.
The genuine may also bc bought with saeiiy
al d. Gulon'>, corner al b very and Grand
street, aud Mrs Hays, l39 Fulron steer. Brook.
,,yo, and 1T respectable stores throughout The
United States.
SUGAR COATED PILLS vs. DISEASE.
MORE EVIDENCE.
az X HILL, OF the firm oi GIrIcy & Hin
WE leo Broadway, says the Sugar Coated
Indian Vrgelalle Pills are superior Ia any he
has ever taken. Ills vile has found them de
u. hliul and eiiic1 ions
Miss ID UGtAsS, corner Wa ker and [ udlow
siieeis, has been cured 81 pain IN The head
dinness OF Sikht. and dizziness ol long stand
ing, by hem Pills.
Mas slMcNs. OF % Henry stree; cured OF
pslnS and cfomrs ~ eighi years Standing.
Nm ATKINS of 2G] Greenwich SIR, ct, cured
OF ,ysptp Slo, OF seven years Standing
Ma CARLf CHS daughter, . StaJ lie street, cur
ed OF Worms IN their wnrSi form
Rev Ma PCRStTr, NJ BROOKLYN, cured Of bn
louS complaints, weakness, SC.
We need moi add more. Evidence crowd.
uTon Us from all quarters No Pills ever befur,
iccompliShedSo mu, h .wnbSp lhfIe trouble an,
III asrreablcneSs, a, d. Smith. (Sugar Coated
improved Indian Vegeiah:e Prlls' Sold
Gntcn'> corner BIwefy aud Grand SIS Phrin'
cofoer ol Bcekman and William strsef>; I'VE |
rtu'S 9G lhd on 81; Mrs Hays lao Putin NJ |
Boo klYn; and 2t3 GrcenWi,h street Fxlmin
ne label lock iOf Dr. SMirns written sigma |
ore 90 - ~
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TUIs DAY KECTIyrD

n PIECES PLAID CASSlNERtS. q mogrif
Q " cent arirlr do 3 ricc.e pam Wnrl rtrk ii.
! ps fferrh CioLs hln' aud blue blitk. E,f ,al
."N ~ No 10 Wslcf street.
y ~ ALEX ROGERS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-09
6.ENsENEY e RmonEs. ,a. -.

"a ENSENES RHODES, I37 Z,y,ys
= Row MAIN ST have now received ihei, en-
IRE stock NEW SPRING AND SUMMER CoonS
The second Of the season, and The Iatest IN ,oa.e
s,'o'hS' Cos'merc', Saitinens, blk and fancy colg-
SUNNI CassImercs. Linen Dnngs Vesiinrs. &c
summer stocks. IIhks, Gloves Linen shitiines
Lawns Bingham LnMsa, Jacquard 0fnghsr.s
p1'znrhcs Bhragcs Ofgandie and laced Lawn.
Pointed Jaconet. CbiDiz. Calicocs
nc, ba,age shaw Is aud Satin striped Scarf
White Neu Shawls. black Men Shawl.
fancy hdk's' Meek Ties, Linen combiic bdks
p t,,', ana plaid Swiss and Null Muslins
keh fg'd bin and fancy COLI Sins
I",lety' Gl"yes, Mus Long Mus and blfo;
H' Fancy Pamsol. and Sun Shades
nI,nc'nI Flowers, W"albg. spfgs and bnncbe.
noNNnrs' D'mp Laced. B,ds,eye A. Florence braid
"'cn sonnet Ribbons, FTeah ebony a. fancy Pans
~ ,sc'n'f WIN every vafcv Fancy and Staple
and see our stock. we are prepared to offer soos,
very low. Gnn I3) SENSENEY & RHODES.
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"A HANDLES The subscriber would inform
" hIs friends md The public that hc hos com
menccd ihc manufacture 81 MOULD AND DIPPED
CANDLES madc "lPure 'oioD, which he warrants
equal Ia anything Of The hind manufactured here ar
elsewhere. aud lie will furnish them wholesale or
te'aiLas cheap n They ran he purchased anyw here
ne would respectfully solicit n share uf bhhlc
patronage Fncoy ~ Market Alley, between
VIZ" anu Marker SreoIs. NJ WARREN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-09
sPKiNG FASHIONS

IMHsoNS IGeM ,in stree, have received
e., I'e 'e'rI' and ms approve Spring sfyl.
IDS ahl he public, 0nh Has u1r,v.psJ r.,
osau'y OF c"l"f and finish, lishlnc.s a. Il enJu
Iince' IN 'e'm, that cannot laiI io ply,sr az
superior lm If White AMI Black V,cl IL.
ahu cVety variety OF Mems Youlb's and Ch,i
o''hN Cars, vetV ov mi e.
o." az - w w s. ) n fIUGSoN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-09
NnW BOOK BINDENY.

VE<IiE subscriber would inform
u his friends and Tie public gen.
orally. thai he has opened a Blnde.
~ nn Main street, one dor north
of Dursey's LOTTERY office, aud is
prepared 10 dc Bindingai The shorI.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-09

S1RGINIA-iN GuaNcERY AT rule. helJ
IN u g clerks riiico Of The Circuit Snperior
I"nri "i Law aud chancery for The county of Ohio.
~ The month oi September 1916.
""'''" ''c'o' Complainant!
against
George Loop and John sexton Def.,,s,,
The Defendants MI having entered ,h.;,.
ance and given securily according 10 Tho az, ~ A..
scmbly aud The rules OF this CONT and j, an,e,,;n,
ny satisfactory proof that they are moi bab,,,n,s %
me commonwealth of yugnia=on motion Of com.
pIa,nan' Ivy counsel is ordered that the sod ,Is-
PENDANTS 90 appear here nj rules TO he held in a..
rIefH Once OF ihs court, ON The first hio,d,v in
DS,'moef next and answer The SAID complainant,
OIL and that COPY Of ibis order be fortbu;,b -,
serted IN some newspaper printed in The ci,,, 's
wheeling TOT two months successiveIy. and no,,.I
a. he front door Of The CourI honse Of Oh ;o
cory esie. ALEX II LA1DLEY. els,l
sep l6
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4 AEON fof sale alont G0O0 his lIopt,ocJ
- >" Douglass I'M he huu.e. now ready Tor de-
"oy. Arpy to- T. Scmga,ns, or IN Wv
q, MIKE. NJ
m'y 20 Cloke, Dorsey & Co's warehouse.
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will not only give the requisite notice, but in
vite a general attendance of The friends OF
temperance. 1t may be understood, as the
call is 10 all the lrierds OF temperance, that
members of any OF the Societies in the Coun-
ty, WHO labor 10 exclude The use of uioxica-
ting liquors as beverage, will be members
OF The County Society for the time being
Let there be rally. The cause warrants
it. We meet TO save the community from
The disgrace, pauperism and crime, which
are the invariabe results otlicensing the sale
OF intoxicating liquors except for useful pur-
poses. We meet 10 organize for the ensuing
campaign; 10 make arrangements 10 shew
The community where their interest is, and
where their duty is. We meet TO stay that
Use ofintoxicaling liquors, which all know is
a cruel scourge 10 the communicate save
the woes of the innocent, and The criminal
" and often beggary OF the guilty.
o then let there be rally. There arc
some cases where apathy is not admissible
when a house is on fire-when a ship is sink
iRg-when a volcano is overwhelming Il city
and when demon has been luning for
both worlds, one in every score if not in eve
ry 1.-THE of our adult male population-sacri-
ficing them in the face of the sun more deplo-
rably Than with laggot and flames.
ABsTISENTIssIMUs.
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The Houston (Texas) Telegraph says
The presence of the United States army on
the Western frontier, has caused the price
of provisions to advance TO an Unprecedented
extent in that section. at the last accounis
was selling at Arkansas and Corpus
Christi al one dollar and fifty cents a busEel;
sweet potatoes at the same rate, and very
few could be obtained. The army is station
ed at surh distance from our dense settle
ments, most Of lis supplies of provisions will
be brought from New Orleans, at cheaper
rate than they can procured from any Of The
settlements ofWestern Texas. Beefhoweve,.
can always be procured in our western coun-
ties at cheaper rate than it can be obtained
perhaps in any part of the United States
The commssaries Of the army will have
little difficulty in procuring an abundance
of beefin any of our western settlements at
a cent to a cent and half pound; and the
beef from the Rio Grande can doubtless be
obtained at a still lower rate.
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THE MINES OF TuEUNION.

lion. il is SAID, is iound in every State ii
N Uninn. 4 c'rre>p3;litnt OF The New
YORK GIzaiJe. in giving sketch of the me
taliic re>nu-c = cf III: Uni;el States, sNs that
The most valu i5le irnn mine is one in Sails
hiry. Conn. which Yields so tons annually.
IN. Nine, in Duchess and Columbia cGuu-
lies. y Y, produce annually 1000 tons al
ore Essex county, 1888 tons ClintOn.30.h)
Fiankiin, go; ST. Lawrence. 900
a,nonnjins In va.uc II mare than S500, 0G0.
The ,a,,,9 o: tlI- iruI piOla"eI IN The Tn ted
States IA $50 wa@ $5.Oj0 0J0, in 1887, 81
70o.r 9l. In Ohio, 1900 Iuare miles are un-
deria,I vi h ;rnu. A region explored in L.
S:i9 =, Iu!I furn;sh iron, 81 miles long, and
miles aiar; asInare mile would yield g.,
OJ9 O0;i iaus Of pig iron. 50 Ihat tbs district,
waGli contain l,020, 00a,0O tons. by ia
hing iruia his region $4,000 annually, "a
larger amou:t than England produced pre-
viols 10 S2l.) it would last POO years As
las distance. certainly, as ant man looks
:h..l The States nf ken;ucay, Tennessee,
Jndiara. Illinois. Maryland aud Virginia
possess iacxhanStihlr qHa. titles OF irun ore
IN Tennessee l01OJ0 are annually manulic-
rurcd. Notwithstanding our great iron re-
sources more linn onc-half of our iron cut
larY, hardware, rail road iran. 10, is still
imported from Grea; Britain. 1t is supposed
hy Geoioss;s that the weekly supply of gold
from our own mines will be equal 10 the de
mani. and that our mines will yetbe more
profitable I'll the mines of Brazil or ColCm-
b'a. The most extensive lead mines in the
world are i'll Missouri, where The lead region
is 20 miles long by 80 wide. These mines in
1926 produced 100000 tons, and the whole
produce of the United States was s,332I05
tons.
II has been estimated that the quantity of
iron required in England for railroads. &c,
for the current year, will be about 100000
TONS which issupposed will be equal TO all
ina; that country will produce. The quaint
~ of lead manufactured in the United Stntes
in 1925, was l3.3ll.330 lbs; in 1929, IA
54l,3l0; 1890, S.332.1O5; 1892. 4,2SI. SIC.
The copper trade, until within year or two,
has not been of much importance-as the re-
suit of the efforts made were not such as 10
justify our great operations. Blu. now it ap-
pears TO be attracting great deal of attention
Whether the demand for copper stock is a fair
index to the value of copper regions, remains
TO be seen.
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ADVICE TO 4 DAuGuTEF.-Rc rot aulir:-
ous 10 be considered il belle. Indeed, had
rather yon would he any thing else. whici
does not involve gross mnral ob!iquiiy, than
this. Ii is The fate Of most bellies that they
become foolish vain. think of nniiing. care
for nothing beyond personal display; ans!
not unircquenty sacrifice themselves in Il
mad bargain, which involves their dcsiinic>
for life. The more solid and enduring esteem
you enjoy. the better; and you ought 10 gain
whatever ol'this you can by ho1urahic means;
bnt 10 be admired, caressei and hattered.
for mere accidental qualities which involve
nothing ofintellectual or mental worth, ought
to render any girl, who is the subject of il
an object ofpiry. You are al liberty TO de
sire the good opinion of every gentleman
OF yonr acquaintance, hut it would nc worse
than folly III you 10 be ambitious of blind
admiration.
BE on your guard against the influence oi
fatfery. Rely upon it, the man who fldtters
you whatever he may profess, is not your
friend.
ltwere a much kinder office, and real mark
Of friendship, to- admonish you tcndcrly yeI
honestly OF your faults. Ifyuu Yield Il lille
10 flaliery, you have placed yourself on dan
gerous ground; il you continue to, Weld. You
are not improbably undone.-IV m. B. Sprd-
ga&
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The DEATH LAMP A person writing
IRON France mentions the following curious
scene which presented itself on his visit 10
The vaults of the church Of ST. Denis. in
which the French kings are entombcd
But the most singular OF all other things
is lamp. which is kept burning ON the coffin
OF Louis XVIII, and which, it is said. TO be
continued burning mill Louis Philippe Dies
ne being next king (il he dies on his throne)
TO whom the lamp will pass until his sue
cessor dies. Napoleon did not die on the
throne, neither did Charles X; consequently
Louis XVIII has not been buried. neither
has the lamp ever been allowed to go out.
Ii looks dreary and dark as midnight in that
vault, and l Involuntary shuddered as !
looked through the iron grating into the
chamber of death and viewed The dark pail
upon the tomb. The light of the lamp was
more like star Pickering through dark
cloud. 1t was indeed the chamber of death.
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Judge Dooly, of Georgia. was remarkable
for his wit, as well as for his other talents.
AT one place where he attended Court, he
was not well pleased with his entertainment
at the tavern. On the first day OF the Court.
hog under the name of pig, had been cook
ed whole and laid on the table. No person
attacked it. 1t was bro't next day. and the
next, and treated with The same respect
and il was on the table on the day which the
Court adjourned. As The party finished
their dinner, Judge Dooly rose from the Ia
bic and in solemn manner addressed the
Clerk -
MI Clerk, said he, dismiss Tia; hog ~
on his recognizance until the first day of
the next Court. He has attended so faith
i'll during the present term, that | don't
think it n cess ny 10 take ~ stcIr.ty.'
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IlEATHENIsM AMo &c THE OREGON INDIANS
Among some Of The tribes of Tie Column
bin river is Il custom when 4 person of rtas
dies 10 bury with him Il servant, who is IL
aci as a servant in the world Of spirits.
Their place Of burial are boxes of wood
or stone, kept above ground, and the dead
j. placed in it with the living body o.! the
ofihe person who is 10 accompany the dcal
10 the hunting grounds Of the Manion. Re
Gently Il servant was hurled with fhc bod,
6f il young chief ard some missionaries
hearing Of the circumstance, went 10 ihc
crave and opened il, and took oui the scr,aur
who WIS still alive. lie was nearly sui
incaied, but after few day entirely recover
ed.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1845-11-25
SABBATH SCHOOL BOOKS.

At u recent meeting OF Addison Consocia-
lion il was found that the Sabbath School
hooks in this Depository though most of them
of highly valuable character, had remain
cd OH hand several years. A resolution was
adopted 10 distribute them. Any church be-
longing TO ihe Consolation may receive
books 10 The amount Of ten dollars Gratuit-
ously, at Mr.. Hagar's bookstore. in Middle
bury, on Saturday November %, between
Q O'Clock \. VI. and SHUTDOWN. The church
es in the south Probate district are requested
TO call in The iorenoon,-ihosc in the north
district or in north section of the Consocia-
ton in the afternoon. The books will be de-
liyercd 10 The order oftny officer OF a church
certifying that the chmch wish TO receive
them for their Sabbath School. The portion
of the Depository not called Tor will be dis
iribuied by missionaries, under the supcrin-
tendence of the secretary of the Vt. Domcs-
tic Missionary society.
For the Committee,
THO-S y. MERRILL,
SAM' C. COE.