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sOMTTUINE NEW.

n f. WETMORE q co. have iust opened \
~ new aud cheap FURNISHING WARE
HOUSE AT No ,. Worth Howard 81, Baltimore,
tncnrly opposite the Wheatheld Inr, J where
they intend To keen on hand an exten sive nssort-
meni Of Fancy Hardware, Cutlery a German
SiIrsr Ware.
All kinds II Janaumed and Britannia Ware.
LAMPS Giranlolcs. Tea Travs Of I'll kinds;
Clocks, Plated Ware, Tin, Wooden anC Willow
Ware.
Baskets prushcs. Brooms, Mats &c.
Cheap Kitchen Furniture, cooking Utensils,
nd every variety Of useful aud fancy House
Keeping articles -,
Persons iu.t commencing house keeping will
here find e~ery article for their convenience az
the lowest New York PRICES.
Couptrv Merchants and others visiting Bait.
more IRE invited TO call.
n n Goods sold IN ommission NJ the NAM
focturer's nrices. No 2, N Howard ST, Baltimore.
D.
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UNITED STATES HOTEL.

Near hel Railroad Uepot, CUMDERLANh MD
THNHE Proprietor re pectf fully iaforms his
n friends and the pnblic. that he has taken
this SPLENDID NEW HOTEL, which he now
IS 4 place of hoih ELEGANT and COMFOR.
TARLE ENTERTAINMENT, Tho Parlors
and chambers have been tastsfully fitted M
with entire neio Furniture and Beddirg, with
a view 10 the case comfort and convenience of
his quests especially Of ladies' and families.
The depHrtme's' OF the I.arher is equally wei
ordered. intact lcreis. through everv depart-
mont of the establishment. an AIR Of neatness
and elegance that cannot fail to please all who
may favor him with a call con- TON.
m
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ROPES. ROLES.

ROPES, ROPES,
Nn hand and Tor sale general assortment ~
I y Cordagr. consisting ~ part NJ follows;
White 1ard nnd Manila Ropes Of all sizes
1000 10. Packing Yarn
1000 Onkum
500 Broom Irvine warranted good.
Als, Lines md Twine' ~ every variety and sire.
,Il Of which will he sold Ne cheap as can bc pur.
chased in i'is city or Pittsburgh
FlaS. BeeswsS. Ginseng, Corn Brooms, Oats and
Cs,o nixon in etchnnre NJ Wheeling Market price.
c,r Cordaec. NJ the old stand formerly occupied by
Dqrse & ~ r., So Waler street.
ce,t ctIAEEEs II BLRRY.
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ROPES, ROPES.

THE subscriber has removed his Cord age
Store, TO The stand formerly occupied nv
stock on hand Of Ropes Red Cord. and Twircs
of every description, which will be sold low for
cash or bartered for Rreswnx. Ginseng or rlHy-
sscd at cash prices. The public nrc respectful
" requested TO give HIM -, call bpfore nuvchas-
ING elsewhere. CHART. rs w BERRY.
aug ply Head OF Water street.
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VOLUME XII
PUBLISHED DAILY AND WEEKLY BY
JAMES T.. WHARTON,
AT THE CORNER OF UNION ANB MAIN srR EETs
WHEELING. VA.

rele pspers Cor sale by the carriers and at The
Office at cents q eepy.
The Weekly paper, the Western Virginia Times
published on wednesday at 50 90 per annum
In advance, or SO if not paid within one month
from the beginning sfthc year. Nonew Subscribers
will be received. except such as pay IN advance
fsr 6 monks 81 so is Invariably charged NO
,bsc riber received for less term than SIX months
and 40 ,aper discontinued. oept atthe discretion
sfths publisher, until all arrearages are paid.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
Three insertions or less per square, sioo
One week, SI'oo
Two Weeks, Sz'SV
Three Weeks, $50
Four weeks, S5'Oo
Two moa'hs, $500 Three months Sooo
Advertisements inserted till forbid or without
1press order. will DO inserted until ordered ou'
nd . rged one dollar for LIST three Insertions anu
15cs for each insertion aiier. Advertisements
Inserted three times a week for three fourlhs 'he
above, Weekly fer One half per week
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-14
swRIGUT,s INDIAN VEGETABLE
II IL A. s.
OF TIE NORTH AMERICAN COLLEGE Of
HEALTH.

NO MEDICINE HAS ever been intro
A'ducej To the Anieriran Public, whose vir-
tues have k.en more cheerfully and univer
sally ack lodged than the above named
WRIGIrrS INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS.
To descant upon their merits. a: this late day.
would seem to be wholly unnecessary, as very
FEW indeed who read this article. will be found
unacquanted with the real excellence of the
medicine. But II farther proof were wantins to
establish the credit of this singular feucdy, IL
might he foundis he fact that no medicine in
the country has hceo so
SIIAMELESsLY CouNTERFEITED.
Ignorant and unprincipled men have nj various
places. m nufactured n Spurious pill; and in or
der more completely to deceive the pub!is have
made u ~ outward appearance ~ rcsemh'e the
true medicine. These wicked people could never
pass of their 1rthless trash, but for the assis
lance Of certain misguided storekeepers, who
because thew can purchase the spurious article
NJ reduced rate. lend themselves to this
nous'rous system cfimpostion and crime.
The patrons of the above excellent Pills, will
therefore he on their guard against every kind Of
imposiiori nd remember the only genuine agent
in Wheeling is JAMES MELLoR, 90 Union ST.
The following ighlv RESPECTABLE store keepers
wRIGIiT'S INDIAN VEGETABLE riLts
Ch,s G Johnson, MononFabela, Wash. co, Pa.
slinsham q Johnson, Eldeisviie, do.
Richard Ward, Pcris, do.
Van Reeves, Greenfield do.
4 Kerr g. CO. Gross creek do.
Walter Bocle, Hickory DO.
Jas NslioT, p t%i9n ;; wheeling, Ohio co. Va.
! p Brown, wellsbprc Broske countyva.
William Brown, Holidays cove do.
n Ingraham & Co. Wavnesburgh Greene CO Pa,
Hunnel e Parkinson, jefferson do
\ JeRes, Carmichael town do
Samuel Higeenbotham, GrecnsSurgh do.
&. w Meztuzat, Mapleton do.
IoEn Patterson, Patterson's Mills Wash co Pa.
William Mercer. Florence do.
Robt M'APeal Rnccoon o. do.
LOWS Freeman. Bellville do.
s Chickering e. Co. Canonsbursh do.
Hart & Hopkins. Centreville do.
John ID Chambers Washinptnn do.
Bryant Craven 81 Co, Wcst Alexandria do.
r. q T. G Cravcroft, Claysville do.
Isaac Davis, Morgauvi'le do.
Geo X VI Kenna, Hisborough do.
John Miller, Millshorough do.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS.
The only setrniy against impostions is to
purchase from IT,, regular advertised agents,
and in q " cases be particular TO ask for Wrights
Indian Vegetable Pills
Office devoted exclusively TO the sale of the
medicine, wholesale and retail. No los Race st,
Philadelphia.
TJ.Remember, mono are genuine except
Wrghrs Indian Vegetable Pills.
iun ~ WILLIAM WRIGHT
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UNITING.

ID CRIMSON a. HUI l.. HOUSE. SIGN AND
IL ORNAMENTAL PAINTERS, No 125 West
side Main 81. are always prepared with The best
lin ~ the best style and NJ tho lowest rates
Every description of SIGN PAINTING or on,
No dons ~ Ire best manner. my 10
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FARE REDUCED
TO GIN GIN " A TT.

NI Eli, MOORE & cos. Fast Mail Coach
70 leaves Wheeling daily at o'clock NJ. AZ
hours TO Cincinnati.
PILOT Coach leaves Wheeling daily al S'clock
A NJ. "a hours 10 Cincinnati
TALLMAEGE' S Good Intent Goa IN leaves
Wheeling daily at 6 o'clock NJ, IS hours 10
Maysyille, Ky.
Extras furnished on al the above lines TO par
ties with tho privilege ofsleeping or travelling
at night as they may wish.
Once No 80 Water ST LIST door below the U 5
Hotel, Wheeling, Va.
feb , j HEShIHEN, Agent.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-14
LATEST ARRIVAL
OF VERY DESIR ABLE
FALL & WIMtPrGOOdS
NO 40, HEAD OF WATER ST.

NO 40, HEAD OF WATER ST.
THE undersigned is now receiving the largest
and best selected lot of desirable goods ever
offered in his line in this city, direct from the
best houses in Philadelphia and Baltimore, in
plrt as follows;
BROAD CLOTHS.
20 pieces Blue, black, brown. Invisible green,
olaret cadet, dahila and rnssct brown cloths,
approved makes; also blue black twilled Belgian
cloths; 30 pa cashiRcres, various prices aud qua
htics; IA d very desirable, 50 ps cassinets all
coors and prices; Do diamond wave and vine,
very desirable; ieccs pilot and flushing cloth,
very heavy; lois heavy blue and green Macki-
nav blankets for coats.
yESTTNGS.
Rich hg'd silk and. wocilch Velvets, late style
AID hest quality; Mefiro do; Satin, plain and
fg'd do; tasting anil Cashmeret, new sytle vest
ing: American. French and English with great
varctyof articles in the above line which will
be m de up to order in the verv lates I fashion.
READY MADE CLOTHING.
Blue. green, brown and olive dress and frock
coats: Beaver ard pilot over coats; Do frocks do;
blue black, double wave do; Diamond and plain
cassinet crats, frncks and coatieos; general as
sortment Of Sack coats, all conrs and shades;
London tweed, Ky Jeans and Mexican mix do,
very cheap; 800 Vests, various qualities x prices,
Gents IA and cloth cloaks, all coors and
aities; cashmere. cassinet and KY leans nan Is
and vests; wool and cotton knit under shirts;
Linen and Muslin do; bosoms, collars, stocks q
soarfs; glnvea, suspendcrs and comfous; red
yellow and green canton and domestic flannel :,
binding tr nimiRgs &c; so prs coun try knit l-2
| hose
| The attention of former customers and tn
public generally, is respectfully invited, as we
| are determined " 10 be behind the chearest {
our ghbors in selling good bargains for cash.
| oc 10 ALEX ROGERS.
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REMOVAL.
KiFRENCu DYEING ESTABLISHMENT IN
WHEELING

I g LOHT.FIN, French DYER, on the other
side Of the hridqe. South Wheeling, second
door from b r Kelley's Store, returns his CRATE
fnl thanks 10 his friends and customers, for 'heir
former fsrnrs, and respectfuiv informs them
that he has added TO his establishment import
ant and, in France, new Nv discovered improve
ment, He gives more iusfrp. neatness and dus
rability TO the colored stufs, without njur:ng
them.
He feels perfectly confident 10 give every satis-
faction nd ones therefore, for the continuance
OF liberal patronage. oct %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-14
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
HOOK STORE.

JOHN FISHER, Agt, Book seller and Station
~ or No i33, Main Street Wheeling. Va so
ticit tho patronage If his former friends a I'D
customer, NJ his old stand, where he will De
abba In sunply IN am with Books and stationery
Al reduced pices He has now n hand lar 70
assortment, md is constantly receiving supplies
Of MeiieaI, Nj scelaneous Theological and
School Books Also, Bibles Of every varietv Of
Binding, all Of which he is able to afford as
eheap ms they can be got At any other place in
the city.
HiEhestrrics gigen for Ragsis exchange.
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CHEAP
NAT ANo car MANUFAcToRY.

HAT AND CAT MANUFACTORY.
g. AVERY, No 10 Monroe stree, Wheeling,
-. Va.respeeifuily announses 10 his old friends
and the public w general, that he has now on
hand large and superior stock Of
HATS AND CAPS
Z the late Fall fashions, comprising all su.li.
f;es an ,pra and sizes His U,is ere rnssnfso
,,,rsi nnder his oua immediate ,upsripteadqnee.
Of The finest materials and by tn c best Of work.
men WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
q, ,rrs. Still 10 WEIR than they have
ever been oTerel in this CITY. Those wishing
N nnrci,,se IA rs or CARS ~ find IL to
thnir ADVANTAGE 10 give him call before nur.
ehasing Gsewhere. oct AVERY
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-14

MUST received. fsy pieces handsome Bscl
e9 Satin Striped Cbaiiv. for n,oprung dresses ~
.e515 GREER a VOTES.
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THAT'S, HATS, IIATS.--MCalnm. l79
Main 81. hns now On hand large assortment
of Hats Of kis own manufacture, consisting Of every
variety. shape aud quality worn, and which he is
determined dispose Of ai Wholesale or Retail. nj
prices to suit the times. County Merchants are
requested coll and examiae his stock previous 10
purchasing elsewhere.
octT MTAILAM
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JNo w uOHNER,

ATTORNEY NJ LAW.
Miidb bourne, Tyler County. Va.
(K1ILL practice IN tho Courts NJ Tier. Rii-
w chic Harmon. Marion md Monongala.-
= u business iut'isfj to bs care Ntll hs proirnhy
attended IN Uti2t
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-14

HNARM FOR SALE--The subscribers offers
A. for sale a valuable farm containing l2i e
acrcs, well watered-- n rInnlng stream through
each fcld-lays well for cultivation, and n
high state Of Improvement, under good fencing.
There is about 80 or 90 acres cleared land, the
balance well titnbcred. A good and convenient
TWO story dwelling house with back building,
with other out houses, AID never failing spring
of water near the Kitchen door There ~ an
ahundan % Of fruit trees consistng of choice
The above farm IL situated mile west OF : Z
Ciairsvilie on the National rOac, and I-2 mile
from IIoydsviile, Belmont county, Ohio. For
further particulars enquire Of the subscriber on
the picmises JAMES PRYOR, or IT
Jun OLIVER PRY OR, Wheeling Va
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-14
FALL GOODS.

TNE LARGEST AND CHEAPEST STOCK
OF GOODS IN THE CITY. to which We
would rrspectfullv call the attention of the CT
iizens OF Wheeling aud others, partcuiarly Couu-
try Merchants, rs our purchases were made in
New York, philadelphia nd Baltimore. upon the
most favorable terms, we s.e enabled 10 sell 70
cheap as The cheapest. To test the ah~vc. please
give MS n call--Us taks pleasure in Shouting pur
Fancy and Cheap Goods. Among our stock Is
the following.
.Sha,sts -Albian. silk, damask emhroidered
and pla in Thibet, mou.line de laine, blanket,
plaid and wors,ed Bnvarian.
Hand erchiefs- Bingham. ca sh mere. silk ban
dana, flag and rongce. cntton Gags &c.
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Highly Important.
ELECTION RETURNS

Do MT, at thcpresent time, create half the
splendid stock of
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a NV SHIRT.

q zToMENS KIP LACE BOOTS 3D. $50 pare
w Women. KIP face Boots Of the right STRIPE
n., received 81 the Big Red B"ot
d,ez sNML B'CfSIIyN.
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NEW GOODS!
GOODS.

HREFR a. MOTTF, No lG2, Market square,
II are now receiving their second stntk Of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
Having purchased them a. n gredt redacfi0n Of
pritt. we are prepared 10 offer good bafgaiks 10
those who may favor us with q call. In the as.
soriment NAV be found;
Dress Goods. Cashmere D'Fcossp, chusan
rCdosan, Afghan Plaid, Mousline de Lame, very
cheap: Alpaca, Lusre ali kinds, 80 per cent low.
er than usual; Ginrhams, every variety.
Fdpcy articles. Trimmin rs fc.-Hosic.y Of
every kind; White Goods, irish Linen, Eussid q
Brdscye Dnpe, crash: Alpaca Arrons; Rrosn
and white Holland; Trimming Gimrs and Erin.
rcs; silk and WoTstcd Serge; Silk ana Nprs'ei
coat Binding; coat cord, Twist, Sewing SILK.
Thread, Bntions, Silecia &c. SC.
large assortment Of English and American
CnlicOcs, very cheap
E'oy dc, Hsmsp's Uear.--C Cloths. cassimeres.
Satunets, Kentucky Jeans ,Twreds, Satin Mer-
noe cashmere and other Ncsfihgs. Gents era
yats and stocks; all 0f which We ca n sell at
much lower rrices than they were sold early in
tho season.
Domestic Cords Red, bfowr yellow and
white FLANNEL. PLAID, t.insev, DulhnRa, the best
makes Of hruw0 and bleached Muslin, Tcking
checks. Domestic Stripes and Piads. Cotton
Yarn and carpet cham, always on hand
nov
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FOREIGN COLLECTIONS.
A. w TAYLOR. T..
TAYLOR 4 MASON
ATTORNEYS At LAW,

TAYTOR r WNSON.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
CT LOUIS Mo Ofcs No. 9iI Vain Street
CtPECIAL ATTENTION will I've given To the
collection of demands The payment of Land
Tate. md lhs investigation Of Land Titles through.
oni The States Of Missouri and Illinois. and The
Territory of Iowa
RtFrh to-.
Clarke. Dorsey Il Co.
James & Wheat, Esq. : Wheeling. Va.
Charlie. d Knox e. Son.
Capo. Todhunicr & Co. r,u,.,t:
Hon o r johnson.
John % Davis. Piusbnrgh.
~ N Davis e. Co. 81 LoDis
Galhraith & G'eenhclS. kew Orlsdn,
may Ia
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0-~ =. sssf. .
% rieces, all colors; qualities and prices
,Sdttinus.-P barred. diagohali plaid and
fibhed
CdsSin eTeS.-25 pieces assorted
AIpdcdS.-ls0 pieces from 25 cts 10 one dollar
Paramctta clo;h; Moreaos: Romhnzci: POLK
Meriuo Parisienne: Roumeha: drab, Damask
cash mere d'Eoosse. chns.n, cheup.
PRINTS:
Blue, rurple, red green and various new STYLES
Jeans, low price and some verv fine Gns hams.
Mouslins de LANES Blk and fa ncv SiRs Sus-
pennsrs, Satins ,plain and fe'd: I.ipscvs Ribbons
large assortment Lisle I.nces and EdVlnes.
QWllIng and lnsertings. Jncconet Fdgcs and
Inser,incs. cotton cans Wool Bonnets. Gloves
Snd MIts, about 100 doz Swiss Null Jacconet:
'Coon' Iinmgs cambric hook lawn: plaiN and
fg'd Blond: black, white, plain and fiG'd rreen
Barcze. sewinc cnttons: o50 Umbrellas and Pa
rasnls irish Linens very chenn. Tickincs, Y iuen
Hid fs for bit and upwards. che ks and strres
cotton aecing. Ves'ings TOO different sorts
Hosiery. Plalds nf various Kinds. Parsons speol
cotton. Blankets. hugle and other simps hut
tons. shoe and sewing threads. bonnet f1owers.
cords and tasses. Alpaca An'ons. canton fan
ncls. Diaper different sorts Brushes diff sorts.
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JNRENCH. English ond Amcfcaa Beaver Cl. @
4 very 'apsrofH qualify ,for sale at reduced ~ 20
lev o w uEiSKELL.
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Will find il greatly to their advantage to give
him an early call as his Assortment OF Dry
Goods is the fullest and best ia this CITY, and
the East, he viii be enabled to sell to them M
irast twenty five per cent cheaper than ny other
Merchant in the city oct
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-06-27

SCHOOL CONVENTION

The friends of improvement in common schools
met in convention at Chelsea, June 18th, and or
gained by electing Hon. SIMEON SnoET Chair
man and J. r. MORSE Secretary, pro tenn.
On motion of Rev. b. b. Newton a com,.aittee O!
three was appointed by the Chair as committee
of overures, which consisted of the following gen.
tlemen, viz: Rev. b. b. Newton, ]. S. ID. TAYLOR
and Hiram circuit after which the convention lis
tened to some remarks from t. II. Palmer, upon
the present low condition of common schools in
Vermont, and the vast importance of their being
elevated to a higher standard; at the close OF
which, the committee being called upon, reported
in part by recommending the formation of Coun-
ty Society in Orange County for the improvement
of Common Schools. The convention having ac-
cepted the report, remarks offered by Messrs.
Taylor, FAIR, Hale, Palmer, Morse Thayer, New
ton circuit, and others, urging the Importance of
such organization at the present time; and on
motion, the report was adopted, and committee of
three was appointed to draft a constitution. r.
Dinsmore, s. r. Morse, and A. C. Eaton were ap-
pointed that committee After which, on motion,
voted, that when this convention adjourn adjourn
to meet tomorrow at o'clock, A. NJ; and after the
transaction of some unlmportant business the meet
ing adjourned.
According TO previous notice, the evening was
occupied with an address by Thomas ii. Palmer in
which he gave faithful representation of the de-
fleets of our present common school system, point
ing out the remedy, and urging the Importance of
immediate and vigorous action by the friends of
improvement in common schools.
The convention met at g O'Clock, ugreeably to
adjournment.
The report of the committee on constitution
being called for, was read and accepted, and after
a brief discussion of some of its articles, was
adopted.
On motion, the Chair appointed the following
gentlemen committee to nominate officers for the
society, viz: f. II. Farr, s. w. Thayer, and r.
Dinsmore; and after brief consultation, said COM
mittee presented the following report:
For President Hon. SIMEON SHORT, Thetford
Vice President, JASON STEELE, Esq, Chelsea.
Recording Secretary, J. r. MORSE, Chelsea.
CoTespond'g Sec'y, f. c. WORCESTER, Chelsea
Ex. Committee, Rev. B. b. NEWTON, Chelsea /;
Hiram ORcUTT, Thotford Rev. NELSON SMITH,
Randolph.
The report was accepted, and the officers as NOM
mated were elected and after the signing of the
constitution by the members present, the ccnven-
ton adjourned j. R. MoRse, Secretary
Chelsea, June a, 1915.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-06-27

On the 18th Of January, the remnant OF t,iis INC
army was glad to embark in their ships leaving
thousands Of their companions buried in the stran'
rer land. Jackson remained in New-Orleans un-
III the news of the treaty of peace arrived, when
he retired to his home at Nashville lie was soon
recalled to serve his country in the field. In 1878
he received orders from government, to march an
army into Florida and punish the Senlinoes, who
had been perpe,rating barbarous outrages on the
settlers. This he accordingly did.
In 1912 he was appointed Governor of the Flor
ida Territory which had been coded by Spain to
this country. In the middle of the year he pro-
cccded to the scene of action Pensacola) and after
some vigorous action his part he placed the ad-
mpstration of the territorial government on iirn
basis. His health obliged him to return to his farm
at Nashville at the close of the year. Here he re
manned occupied with rural affairs until 1924: lie
was then proposed as one of the candidates Tor the
Presidency, but in the election he was defeated by
Adams. lie again stood in 1928 and was elected
President of the United States. lie he'd this Of
fee until 1885, having been reelected in 1882.
On leaving the high office of the Presidency he
returned to his beautiful home Che Hermitage,
where he continued to reside until his death.
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For the Waterman and Journal.
MEDICAI. MEETING


The Orange County Medical Society held its
annual meeting at Col. Boutwelps Hall in Chelsea
June 10, according to previous notice The Presi-
dent in the chair, the reading of the constitution
being called for, was read by the Secretary after
which additional names were secured as members
of the same.
Each member was then called upon to present q
written report of some case occurring within his
own practice
After the reading Of said reports, the society
elected its officers by ballot, as follows:
President, q. b. CHANDLER.
Vice President, f. c. WORCESTER.
Secretary and Treasurer, S. II. MoRsE.
Elk. Committee, S. HINKLEY, l.. w. THAYER, N
w. PERRY.
Also, N. w. Thayer was appointed to prepare
and read before the society at its next meeting q
dissertation upon the subject Of Peritonitis which
will be followed by a discussion upon the same by
members of the Society.
On motion, adjourned to meet ut o'clock, r. NJ
Met agreeably to adjournment, and listened to
dissertation from J. N. Stiles, which drew forth q
heightened and faithful discussion of the subject
from Messrs. Thayer, Niles, Smith, Carpenter,
Worcester, Hinkley, Perry and Others; after the
conclusion of which, l.. w. Thayer presented the
following resolutions
Resolved, That each member of the society be
requested to secure as many specimens OF MINER
aogy found within their own section as convenient
and present them to the society at its next meeting
for the purpose of forming nucleus Of a mineral
egical cabinet