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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-05
0l5OOO!

Pokomoke River Lottery. clnss No 236.
To he drawn al Wilmington. Wednes'y Novem'r26
Of $4,000 I Of 5000 / 5000 Of 1000
10 Nus. l3 ballots. Tickets 81; certificate pack.
age % whoies 60 dolls; shares in proporli,n.
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c. coosMAN. II. SrrRcRs
ECONOMY is WEALTH"
NEW ESTAB y III EMIT.

C. coosMAN. II. srrRcrss.
ECONOMY is WEALTH"
NEW ESTA Il LII y III EMIT,
Upper esd Of ns Market House. u st side, Ihird
door abore Market AHeyt
TAILORING AND REPAIRING.
M no would no, economise ~hen a small for
w tune can he saved by having h,- old clo,hc.
repaired md done over. The Subscribers di,ier
themselves that iaey can clean old clothes and 70
par them in q superior manner. They will take
Tar. Pint, Grease Puch, varnsh Or any ether dir,
out 81 cloth. Silk, Sain ar anS Mind of WOODEN
G"ods. and leave no siahs. Faded colors restored
Gentlemen hesitate to have their clothing secured
on account al The many imposors who ruin the
cloth by securing with soap. Carrisge Cushions.
tinngings Paipm covers. Sofas. Char Covers, WIN.
dow Hangings. Carpets ind Hearth Rugs dressed
and made to appear on new Ladies' aud gentle.
men give them call and be convinced that some
things can he done NJ we'll a. others. They have
alsoa DYElNG ESTABLISHMENT. Connected
With tho Renovaiing Shop.
The maicsisls made use Of in their process OF
renovaiing and cieahng. efectualiy prevents moths
from destroying and kind OF Wooden goods. Peraons
having Wooler Cioihing which they intend to lay
aside during the summer would do well to have
them first cleaned by this process.
TAILORING.--Th ere prepared TO make up
the oes, style md latest fashion all
OF Ceniiemen's Wearing apparel. aud solicit share
of public patronage. G. GOOSMAN,
oct % SruRGiSS.
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Fr, m tie Philadelphia Ledger

Tr, m tie Philadelphia Ledger
- AN IMPORTANT CURE 10y DR. Jaynes Al
ieraIive. We have been informed Ivy Mrs Mahan
IN granddaughter Of old Gen wayne) that she sui
Tered for a number Of years from The growth Of a
large Goiheus Tumour Of The Throai. which. be.
side great deiormity. prod uced both ficulry VI
degln'non and Of breathing. Indeed. she snys The
pressure upon The windpipe was great as TO pre-.
vent her from sleeping IN a Iecumbeni position, md
often snfocsiion APP cared inevitable. She also
labored under severe ndispoHiiion from Liver Com
paiDI and Jaundice, with o horrible irain nf ner-
VOWS affections. for whch she commenced The use
IT DR. Jayne's Alternative. whifh she took reguia ly
for sir OF weeks win occasional doses Of h a
Sanniive Pills; and her general health was thereby
completely re>esinbsheJ and now perccivmg some
dimnnIiOn IN The size Of The Goiirous Turnouri shc
was encouraged 10 peisevere N The use ol the Al
ieraiive unIil every vesuge Of the painful iumonr
was entirely removed. We think. therefore, that
such an important remedy should be more generally
known.
For sale by Dr. CRUMBACKER. No l73 Main
81. Wheeling, w. OCT 90
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$4,000.

Grand eonsoiidohd Lottery Of Delarare & Georgia
CLASS No. 60,
To be drawn at Wilmington, Saturday Noven'r Is
l Of $4,000 Of 10000 I OF 5000 Of 1000
rs Nos. l3 ballots. Tickets $40; certificate pack.
age 26 wholes 1873 dolls shares IN proportion.
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ECONOMY Is WEALTH. +"

AM ha,ing manufactured n ih,. t;me, ell
kiuds Of Hats that are psuslly worn. nn,h Iowa
er IN price than nsuni, by honr'i aud rrp~sien.ed
woikmen. which wili ensbir ri,v turn vat q net
ra'e Hat, 10 any one wanting cheap mi g..vd ar
licle. have becn living IN this civ a good mary
years and think am cniiil-d Ia pa ronngr. Gen.
ilcrnen waning Il VI rate Will please les,s tas.s
measures. aud ~ q lew day. they ,hoil have them
according To order. warranted not to break.
Hats and Caps Of all kinds constantly on haIS. ct
ny cheap Hat and Cap sSctory. gunner oi Main
AMI Union BIS. Wheslirg. We.
oct 20 SAMUEL n. HARPER
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COM. ON COMMERCE FOR OCTOBER.
T. SWEENEY, Z. Pollock, J. L. WHARTON,
nswARE OF cuUNTERrErrs -rno..

newARE OF CUUNTERrEiTs y -Tboe,
- Who counterfeit d good unedibine Tor the
pssposs Of adding . lew dollars 10 their pockets.
$50 fas wore than The manufacturers Of spurious
coin. For While the latter only rob Of ne Of our
psercr'y. the former take property nrd health and
hes away. Dr. W'star's Bafsan Of Wild Cherry 9
Admitted. by thousands Of disnieres,ed witnesses
~ haze affected The most extraordinary cures in CO.
- OF pulmonary aud ashma,ic character. ever
os1ese recorded in the history Of medicine.
( The young. the beautiful, the good, ell speak
Birth 10 praise. II 10 now Tho fsvoriie medicine in
me h'ost intelligent families Of ouv country
+. Such high stand in public estimation has been
Aehleved by iisown mers alone. And so long as
. discerning pnblic careful to &c, wisors Bal.
fsm Of Wild cherry. and refuse with scorn counter
hi's; aud every other article preferred TO them as
uhsii,uie 30 loag will cUREs-posi,ive cnres--
cheer tho freside Of many a Departing family
. The true end genuine 'WIsrAR's BALsAM
% Wild CHERRY 10 sold at the established seen.
etes IN oil parts of the United States.
For sale by Dr. JCRUaiBACKER. l73 Main ct
Solo sgsni in Wheeling. I'm oct l3
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CURE FOR CORNISH

IGNiE Subscriber would invite the Gentlemen
i of Wheeling and iIs vicinity 10 call NJ his es.
tablishmeni on Monroe ~. ne door To Mr. s Rices
Clothing Storey and examine his stock Of FALL
aud WINTER BOOTS. cot mp under his own in
spscion and made of the beat imported Calf Skin
and Spanish Sole. y. hirh he warrants waterproof
N B. lasts made TO ft oil kinds of feet
OCT 81 3m 10 N r. WADE
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small Fry Lotteries,

Draws every Monday and Friday, AT
Covingioo. Kentucky. Tickets dollar
A cerli6crte Of 25 whole tickets will be
sent for 4 dollars, halves dollars, quar-
iers 8 so
All orders shall be promptly attended
to. ROBERT ARMSTRONG,
Agent.
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3 OF elOOOOi
8 OF s6OOui

Pokomoke River Lottery. Class No 229.
To he drawn a, Wilmington, Del November IT.
3 Of $4,000 3 Of 5000 o, $500 Of 1000
10 Nos Ia ballots. Tickets 8 dolls; certificate
package PC wholes lib dolls; shares in proportion
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0T.OOO.

Pokomoke River Louery. class No 237.
To be drawn at Wilmington. Thursday Noy'r 81
Of $1,000 of25o0 of 1900 q ll40
10 Nos. IL balois. Tickets %; certificate pack
age 25 whoics 90 dolls; shares In proportion.
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al6OOOs

Pokomoke Ritter Lottery. Of Del. class 22s.
To be drawn q, Wilmington Tuesday November IL
fSlSC00 OF 5000 Of $500 I o(20OO
70 Me-. 10 drawn ballots. Tickets S joii.; Ger.
iica,es 26 wholes GO doll; shares in proportion.
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$4,000.

Pokomoke Rvet Lottery. class No get.
To be drawn Thursday, November l3. 1s45
l OF $4,000 $4,000 Of 1900 Of 1000
IS Nos. IL ballots. Tickets S2A; certificate peck
age 25 whoIes s34; shares in proportion.
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NfILIINrkY

MRS WHEAT. corner Fl Market AVID QSiaey
wi s5. returns hor ihnnks r,, IN. lasies T
Wheeling f'r The liberal patronage sho mas h.ss,o-
f'is 'eceivtdsnj respectfully announces ibs, che has
now IN her employ. young laiy frn ~ the
FIRST embellishments IN PuiLApxLYHiA. and - pre-
pared with The Latest fashons To accommodate hsr
cn-iorsrs N a STYLE unsurpassrd pci -
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BLACKING
yUM BTnING IMPORTANT.

MIR PECKIIAM being in the city Of Whee,
Ivl ling; and an inventor Of new system OF
fsnmsnsl'p. respectively informs those who wooId
wish TO be among The first who will be rewarded.
ny having know ledge Of an invention. by which
fbst nn that never cease 20 be vstuabls 10 man.
can be fought in tenth Of the time required by
tho usual way. and which will at no distant day
cause the now existing frm of writing To appear
like mere fpolishness. II being for The first time
mode poblic terms will be low
Pessots qualified for teaching for the ri s25.
For iuriher information cali at Mr. Whea,s. at The
corner Of Market aud Quincy sis.. sov !
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-05

sDA6 LBS Pow'D INDIA RHrBARB
~VV ROOT, Jnsi reed end Tor sale by
PRYOR 4 PAULC. lSt Market st.
OCT - Wheeling.
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S3O.OOOi

Grand Consoiida,ed Lsttery. class 10.
To he drawn al Wilmington. Saturday. Nov'r 10
II $4,000 Of 6O08 Of 1000 1of2ll7
rs Nos. 10 ballots. Tickets 10 dolls; certificate
package as whoes l48 dolls; shares in proportion
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% OFSl5,OOO ARE
$4,000!

Grand consuiidasd Lottery Of Delasare & Georgia
CLASS NO 81.
To be drawn AT Wilmington. Del. Saturday Nov 8.
of $4,000 OF 1000 of5OO0 I of2733
70 Nos IL ballots Tickets Is dolls; certificate
&c wholes 2l2 dolls; shares in proportion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-05

- UPERioR CALCINED MAGNESiA. prepnr
- ell by Mander. Weaver a. Co. in small bottles
for family use, for sale by
oct as PRYOR & PAUL
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- MI1H'S SUPERIOR CORAL vARNlSH
~ just reed aud Tor sale lows for cash
sep27 MENDEL g. HARBOUR.
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. ID. BRAVO, at the Commercial News and
Eeading Rooms, opposite the st. Charles and
veranda Hotels, is agent for this paper in
New Orleans. Advertisements for il or orders
Tor new subscriptions, will receive immediate
attention il left with him.
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nAY RUM. jus, received and for ,ae bv
- oct IS PRYOR A PAUL..
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4 FEW Pounds Of superior Gne Sponge. just
"A reed and Tor snle by
oct 25 PRYOR & PAUL.. l6l Marlet.t
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nun BARRELS.-A good assor rn.ni Of
" .Liitlcs' manufacture. warranted superior
ah'clc; for snle at OFT Il 6REER'S.
IA
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~ OTICE-Ali persons indsb'ed IN S RICE
~ ~ note. are caniion.d no, 10 pay To snv ver
so" tn, himself as his notes have oil been stolen.
oct ~
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nUrr HINGES Marrow. bfvod aud Parl,a
- men, Butts Of every size.
NC, IL OFT & GREER.
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~ EW GOODS Just feceiTcd nj The CITY CnsI,
L Store. some very beautiful Silks and Cab
meres. with n general assortment Of Fall and Win.
ter G"'ds Call and examine Them.
sep9 G 6 Room
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- HEP AND WOOL Just published the A
- merriam Shepherd. being a history Of the Sheer
with their Breeds. Management .nd disea ses illus.
rated with Engravines. by l. A hiorreil. Fur sale
by JOHN iIASWELL. Wheeling.
io5
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vOLNEY b. PALMER, is our authorized
Agent for receiving Subscriptions and Adver-
isements for the Wheeling Times and Gazette.
His Offices are -
PHILADELPHTA.-N. w. corner Third
and Chestnut streets.
NEW YORK.-Tribune Buildings, oppos.
itc City Hall.
BALTIM0RE.-S.E corner Baltimore and
Calvert streets.
BOSTON.-No. ~ State street.
Messrs. MASON &TUTrtE. No. 1913 Mas
sao Street, are our authorized Agents in New
York City. They will receive Subscriptions
and contract for Advertisements for the Times
and Gazette.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1845-01-02
G. &a gWGgs
p a c X a e e e xpress.

TINE subscriber having Established an Elk.
i press running between Boston and Mon
treal as follows LEAVES Boston on Monday
each week by Fitchburg Rail Road, passing tho
Keene, Walpole, Bellows Falls, Chester, Caven-
dish, Proctorsvile, Ludlow, Mountholey, Cut
tingsve, Rutland, Pittsford, Brandon, Leices-
ter Salisbury, Middlebury, Vergennes, to Bur-
lington, where he inIersecls with WALKER &
CO., for MonreaI; will pass Brandon going,
north on Tuesday, and Thursday going TO Boston
The object is TO transmit Specie, Bank Notes,
Collect and pay Notes. Drafts, and Bills, and do
all kinds of business That may be entIus ted and
charge. Patronage solicited. Charges reason
able.
Parcels and orders may be left at the Stage
houses on the Route where he Will get them
pomptly attend to them.
G. X. LEWIS, Proprietor.
Brandon, Sept, l944.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1845-01-02
A TRUE STORY.

There was an American ship called
the Washington, bouod for China, filled
with passengers. Ga board this ship was
an officer Of the army and his wife, with
their only child a little boy OF five years of
age, and large Newfoundland dog, CALI
ed Bobby.
Bobby was great favorte with all the
people IN the ship, because he was so
brave and good-lenpered, and so funny
aud playful. Sailors as well as passen-
gers, all liked brave Bobby. He would
romp on the deck with any body that
chose. Sometimes, when the shl was
going slow, he would jump overheard.
and dash through lie sea after biscuit, or
anything else lha. might be thrown in for
him.
But his most constant playmate was the
little boy, the son of his master. The
boy was a merry little fellow, and as toad
OF Bobbysas Bobby was of him. They
used 10 make ii fine noise in their drolI
games of play, rolling over and over each
other like couple OF young porpoises. =
And though the litIe bov was sometimes
rather rough in his frollcs with Bobby.
and hit him on the head and back, yet
Bobby was always gentle as lamb 10
him.
The voyage had been very safe and
pleasant, unit! withn three days sal ofthe
Cape Of Good Hope Evening was COM
ing on,--the sun was setting in dark
clouds, so that The dusk had commenced
unusually early. The nighewatch of the
ship had been sci. and the wind, had risen
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1845-01-02

giving the vile shark time to turn his back,
which it must do before it can give the
deadly bite. -,
The poor dog swan and with skill
and speed, and maintained the unequal
contest, in a manner that surprised every
BODY, but it was evident that lis strength
was nearly exhausted, when the boat that
had put back, cane sufficiently near Tor
him 10 hear himself called, and encourage
ed to hold out longer. In this boat were
bis master and his little boy, whose life
The poor dog had saved three days before
They could now plainly perceivSahe great
black flo and back OF the shark, as he rose
every minute TO the surface OF the waler'
pursuing and trying TO grippe the dog
The poor dog swan with all his might
towards &he beat that was coming to save
him.
Just as he nearly reached the boat, ami
could see and hear the master call out,
Here, Bob here the shark turned on
his back, aud opened his horrid jaws
"Poor Bobby dear Bobby! shriektd
the little boy; aud a lad who stood at the
head OF the boat, hoping TO save the dog,
threw haudsp!ke that he held, at the raw
enouS monster
Blu, the lad was in such furry, from
error and anxiety, that he missed the
shark, and The spike fell into the water.
AT this failure the child screamed aloud
with agony of fright and sorrow, "Oh !!
save poor Bobby, save my dear, dear Bob
by |" and every body thought poor Bobby
was gene; when the father of The child
who ever since the boat had come within
gun shot of the shark, had been watching
for the proper opportunity to save the faith,
ful dog, fired. The gun was levelled
with so true an aim. tina. he shot the cruel
shark through the head, and sp|intered
those horrid jaws that were ready TO de-
your poor Bobby. The shark sunk, The
sea became linged with blood, and the IA
,her. throwing down the gun, stretched
out his arms, and pulled the dog exhaust
ed with fatigue aud terror, into the boat,
before the shark, who was not quite dead,
could again rise to the surface of the wa
ter. The child threw his arms around
the poor dogs neck; the sailors of the
ship, who were all intenlly on the watch,
and the men in the boats, set up one loud
shout of Joy "Hurra hurra Bobby is
safe, the shark is killed hurra hurra ~
efThree things make divine prayer,
meditation and termination.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1845-01-02

The Medicines for
all the
their good works testify Them and they thrive not by the i OF the ceduOu
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P 0 Z 7 R Y

The following lines were written in Long ISL
and Sound, several years since. by Hugh Peters
of New York, on the occasion OF his leaving his
home for the West, where he went with the in
tention of pursuing his profession. He survived
his departure but short time, and died in land
Of strangers.
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-
r. S. Uslker,
Heatheryfeld.
Lemuel Bolton,
SALISBURY.
\. Safo'd Springfield.
p. ID. Rradiolo.
" est Rondorh.
j., S, MuId'ck.
U1odStock.
B. G Fisk, Luh,i.
O. Murray R,a.nfyce,
A, Blown Hhit1gh
s. FIlcoN L'mngtcn,
Cyrus s. 81 sIdGnp.
MOYetCtcn
John Lsrdon,
FccfO'y Point,
J, ". Horton,
S0t'ih " GHingftss.
|. j. Sampson,
HinesLUsgi
Cyrus Collins. feYraS-
bn'gh (tnfYe
T. w. Keeler ! Solis-
John Ptut. Gwy
J l. Morse, } po.,s,
JB. Parker, : "OeHe''S
L.y man Bait Her, Aus,
lin Constantine, Jt0L
ingJoyd.
David Rodgman, Or.
vile B, Barlow, C9a,.
endon spa.
Lewis HulIlut, CYRUS
". " icker ,Fe,ris6u,g6
Bun R. C!slk. TlIly b.
Motion, TWmOVth.
Luther ThraII, Ntst
RutiandI
7, Harris, + .Thompson
E. POultaey
\. Comings,
East BERKSHIRE.
H. &pauldiDg Jericho.
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FOR COUGHS, COLDS, CoNsUMP-
TIONS, AND ALL DISEASES OF THE
THROAT,gLUNGS. and CHEST.

IhROAIsRLURNSs ana CHESTs
FENHE VEGETABLE PULMONARY BAL.
n SA is an Old, yell tried, aud almost uni.
| versalIy approved remedy. 1t has been extern
sive'y used for tie last 10 or 20 years in almost
every city and town in New England. and also
very extensively at the south and west. Ii is
recommended aud prescribed by many of the most
respectable physicians as a SAFE cOnuenieaat, and
gerry eBicdci0uS medicine, and acknowledg by
thous sands, who have Tor long time used II. and
continue to use and recommend it, to be the most
valuable remedy for The above complaints ever
offered 10 the American public.
The p,oprietors Of this article cannot resort TO
the style of advertising which is often adopted at
the present day. They do not wish to deceive
the credulous aud unsuspecting, bu, appeal with
confidence. to the facts, and experience of dis
corning public There are few individuals in
New England who have not used this prepare
ton themselves, or who have not friends who
have used it. Numerous certificates from phys.
cIans and others, having for many years been pub
Ilshed, il IS deemed unnecessary 10 add any at this
time. Be sure TO get the genuine. Call for il bv
its 'chole name, Teget06le Pulmonary Bal
sam, and avoid "Cdrter'S Pulmonary Bslsam."
and the numerous limitations which have sprung
up in consequence Of the great celebrity of the
true article. See that 1t is signed VIM. Jon'n
Cutler Prepared by Reed, Wing g. Cutler,
wholesale druggists, 81 Chatham street Boston,
and sold by druggists, apothecares, and country
merchants generally Price 80 cents. 81 ON
For sale by WARREN s. BLISS.
Brandon, VT.
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D. Fish, Burlington.
BIZ Haskell, COIutUdU.
b B, Car ,,, } Goshen.
G. w Kelley,} Pits
Is. Rand, )Jord.
s. ". Boaldman.
CaStiet0n,
G. .Grayes, ; Bu,,ooa
s. Getting, ) "''''"''"'
jill Marsh, Clarendon.
A. 0. Adds, 81 .4ib0ns.
Alvlnzy Thompson,
" 0ferImy.
Dan'l Lothian. Stoue,
A Adams, H'iinington.
w UMner, AndOper.
?. M L } s1o,on
JAS Parker, 5 '"" 0"'
Cyrus Armstrong.
Vest Dorset.
James Barlow,
" S.IIowden Bristol
J, y. Daily, )
j Vernal, ! S,,,,,,o,,
HIM. Blake, : "'O"''''"
Geo. Pease, SheIJWne.
7. Crandey, PantOn.
Il H 'IIll''i 5 Ad'''0"
Daniel Skif, ! Nonk-
Coles Cook, 5 ton.
j. Sedman. CheSfeT.
A. & F. Kelly, Dandy.
l.. Belknap, East |
Barnard. |
J. W. Austin, Nest |
POulfneD. |
A. S, Whitcomb, /
PGtolet.
Ed. R. Myers,
MiddIetotcn.
Dr. John Work,
Huntington.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1845-01-02

@fThree things make divine prayer,
meditation and experimentation.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1845-01-02
MY NATIVE LAND.

The boat swings from the pebbled shore,
And proudly drives her Prov; o
Thesctested seas roll up before
Yon dark gray land see no more.
How sweet thou seemest now,
Thou dark gray land, my native land,
Thou land Of rock and pine,
I'm speeding from thy golden sand;
But can give farewell hand
To such shore as thlnei
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1845-01-02
GADIg So
"A CAEe I'D.

DR.. E. VAIL, would respectfully an
nounce 10 the citizens of Brandon and vi.
cEity, that he has located himself in the
sixth dwelling south of the Baptist Meet,
ing House, for the purpose of practising
Medicine and Surgery. He has had sew.
eraI years experience in his profession
one Of which was spent in the Albany
Aims House Hospital, as practising Ply
stefan and Surgeon, which afforded him
an opportunity examining and prescrib-
ing for diseases from almost all paris OF
be country Dr. Vail will always be
found at home when not absen, upon Pro-
tesslonaI business. E. VAIL, M. d.
Brandon, April 23d, 1914. 45lf