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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-09-04

"A Smoking .4necdOte-At Frankfort, lately, Gu.
rious circumstance occurred, Illustrative Of char
acter of the surly English and the dull German.-
In coffee room an Engshman was standing 100
close WITH his back to the stove, and German
Kept close to him, putting the unsavory fumes Of
his cigar into his face. The Englishman remon-
strated, but the quiet German kept putting away as
If he had not heard the Engllshman's voice.
AT last the Englishman showed a fighting DISPOSE
tlon and maintained that no man had right to puff
smoke out of his mouth into another mans face,
and that smoking ought TO be confined to smoking
places. The heavy German with all the slowness
and gravity Of his nation, coldly replied in the
worst of English: "Ya, va, Sir John Bull, what
right have you TO complain to make OF de smell OF
my smoke, when your own coat have bin burn and
make big smell for ten minutes, and say nothing
to you?" The Englishman, to his great dscom-
future. found that his coat or rather cloak, was
Unveiled and burned up to his waistcoat by the
German stove.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-09-04

Iaiking to the point the veteran temper
ance lecturer, tells a story of an aged clergyman
in Virginia, who was wont to say, that preacher
of the gospel should be ready, at a minutes warm
ing, to preach from any subject furnished from the
bible After going through all the preliminary
exercises one morning, parlshoner hlnded him
his text: where art thoun The preacher arose
without hesitation reld his text, and said: 'The
subject naturally divides itself into three heads:
LIST. Every man is of necessity Somewhere. 3D.
Most men are where they ought not 10 be. 3D. I'M
less you take care, you'll all soon be where you
yolid not like 10 be-
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-09-04

Far Phy-Mr, Curran, who was a very small
man, having dispute with brother counsel who
was very out man, in which words ran high on
both sides, called HIN out The other objected
For" said he, "you are so l. tile that might fire
is that you hit me at the first fire" "Upon my
conscience, that's true' cried Curran. But to
convince you don't wish to take any advantage,
you shall chalk my size upon your body, and all
that hits out of the ring shall 90 fornot6ng!"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-09-04

/ don't Dance. An exchange paper tells good
story of an innocent counirynan who ch need TO be
IN one of our cities on Sunday, and concluded to
90 to church. When arrived there, he waited out
side for moment, when to his profound surprise,
The organ struck up, from which he concluded that
some sort of shake down was about to commence.
Just at that moment gentleman invited him to go
IN aud take seat Not 'zacty, Mister; amt
used to such dons on Sunday, and besides don't
dance;" and he retired, shocked exceedingly.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-09-04

"Icanl do it, Yes you can. Ty-try hard
try oiten-and you will accomplish il. Yield to
every discounging circumstance, and you will do
nothing worthy OF great mind. Try and you will
do wonders. You will be astonished at YOURSELF
your advancement in whatever you undertake. ~
can't /" has ruined many man; has DESTROYED many
fine intellect; has been the tomb of blight ex-
pecta,ion and ardent hope. Let ~ ,cM Try" be
your motto in whatever you undertake, and if you
press onward, you will steadily and surely accom-
plish your object, and come off victorious. Try
keep trying--and you are made for this world,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-09-04
THE FIRST sAnnArII

The sixth day OF creation drew nesr lie cIos.
The sun had finished his course. and tho ,loorn sc
evening began to spread over the earth f,hs e.,
born son Of earth stood upon hill in Eden n.sr
Eloah, his guardian angel and guide.
1t grew darker and darker about the hills. Twi-
light rushed to the embrace OF night, and threw her
dewy robes over hill and valley. The songs of the
BIRDS and the noises of the beasts were hushed and
even the air seemed to sleep.
what is all this ?" said the man with a soft and
low voice TO his heavenly guide.
Elijah smiled, and said, lit is the repose OF the
Now appeared the heavenly lights, the moon a.
rose, and The starry hosts followed in spendor.
Man looked upward with surprise, and the angel
of The Lord looked with pleasure upon The gazing
son of Earth. The night was STILL the song of The
nightingale hoated in the air.
Eloal touched the man with his staff He Law
down on the hillock and he slept His first dream
came over him, and Jehovah made him his compan-
ion.
When the morning twilight opened, Eloah touch.
ed the slumberlng one. lie awoke and felt new
power and life streaming shrough him. The hills
ana valleys rose out Of the gloon-thc Young light
came glIlterlng down upon the fountains Of the
river OF Eden, aud the rose, bringing the day.
Man looked upon his new forued wife, the mother
OF all living. Surprise and delight filled his heart
See said Eloah, the divine is created out Of
rest. Therefore shalt thou consecrate this day to
rest and devotion"- KrumBncIer
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-09-04

Politician. Who would be politician? To
bow the head and bend the knee to everybody p
And what is his reward? A fat office, which he
is fearful every day OF losing. There is not more
dependent man in the world than your thorough
gong politician. Truly has it been said of hun -
he has "a timber back, an oiled tongue, and an
india Rubber conscience" We would rather he
tish-monger or a third rate lawyer than an Office
seeking politician.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-09-04

Walking.-On the utility of bodily exercise as
preservative of health, writer in London peri
odica lays 1t down as positive that "walking is the
most perfect exercise for the human body; every
artery from the heart to the extremities propels
tue blood quicker and more equally in walking
than IN any other exercise. The blood is dr. wn
from the head and upper parts, where it is most slow
and anguid, and is circulated with rapidty to eve
| ~ partn
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-09-04

a good One. An amusing anecdote is related
in the Alexandria Gazette in connection with the
Presidents late tour of inspection through one of
the Departments at Washington. Entering one of
the rooms, the excellent head of that particular
branch of the public service was assiduOus in his
attentions to the President and particularly anxious
to impress upon him the necessity of newer and
better and safer accommodations for the papers, &c.
of the office, than the building now contains
"See, now, Mr. President" SAID he, approaching
large table, which contained number of drawers,
it is in these unsafe and insecure places, that we
have to keep the most valuable public documents, -
when suiting the action to the word, he pulled open
one of the drawers,-and TO- and behold, it was
found 10 conlain-a bottle of porter, and respect
able lunc con of crackers an cheese! The contre
Temps brought the worthy officer up with "round
turn" and the President, laughing heartily at the
joke, consoed himself with the remark that fire.
proof buildings were hardly necessary for such
valuable "public documents" as these.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-09-04

.4drice 10 Girls DO you want good husband
Who that possesses common sense will be seen
with female that takes pride in saying she never
does housework, and cannot bear the sight of a
mechanic So long as you turn up your noses at
honest industry, and take particular pains to tell
your friends that you are not obliged 10 work, and
know nothing about the kitchen, you will be shun-
ned by tine best portion of young men, who will
esteem it privilege to have you pass by them with
ont utterng Il word. Your company may be court
ed by whom? The well fed and dressed pauper,
and leathered fop, and by them alone. Cease then,
girls, to make fools of yourselves. Work more and
CAB less Read and study during your leisure
hours, and labor to improve your nature. = US jour.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-09-04

"Jane, how do you like marriage:"
Very much AIy husband is such deer man
that he is always farning upon me-"
Quere. Is the woman in her doe.tage or did
Jane marry buck?
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-09-04
"Caleh, spell aaron"

"Caleb, spell Aaron"
"Great "A little RON ron"
avery well. lchabod, see if you can spell ..
niied States"
YES, sir. Great country, little country Tex
us.
$50 up to the head"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-09-04

"Arrah Pat and why did marry ye? list tell
me that-for its meseIf that's had to maintain We
ever since Father O'Flanegan sent me home to yer
house."
"Swate jewell replied Pat, not rolishing the
charge, "and IT'S mesef that hopes TO live to see
the day when yere widow, waping over the cold
sod that covers me; then, by ST. Patrick, I'll see
how We ret along without me, honey dear"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-09-04

.Ne'rion said" Endeavor to be the first in your
trade or profession whatever it may be-" And
this, by the way, is the secret of success and ex-
cellence. 1t matters comparatively little what that
trade, or occupation, or profession may be, provd-
ed it is useful
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-09-04

Pensions. The installment due on the 4th prox-
mo to the counties OF Bennington, Rutland, Add-
son. Chittenden, Franklin and Grand Isle, will be
paid by Merritt Clark, Esq. at Poullney; and the
rest of the State by Roswell r. Keith, Esq at Mont
pelier.- Burlington Free Press
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-09-04
CnUNsELs FOR THE YOUNG.

Never be cast down by tuhes. If a spider breaks
his thread twenty tines twenty times will he mend
it again. Make up your minds 20 do a thing and
you will do 1t. Fear not, if trouble cones upon
you; keep up your spirits, though the day be a
dark one
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-09-04

More Hay. Some of our contemporaries have
turned up the whites Of their eyes when abiding
10 our statement of Mr.. Fl ckok's hay crop. But we
have got richer bit than that Mr. Cassius Doug
lass of Essex has taken seuen tons Of well made
hay from one acre OF ground, at one moving, the
present season. The ground was seeded last year
with hafa bushel of herdsgrass and two pounds Of
clover, and had bag of plaster sown upon in the
spring Put that in your pipe, we unbelievers, and
set it down as a sample of Chittenden County
meadow land. And, in the mean time, if you are
short, we can accommodate you with few thou
sand tons of surp US ay.-BurIingon Free Press
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-09-04
WATCHMAN & JOURNAL.

TERNss 80 cash in advance 50 90 If payment not made
in adv interest always chrsod from the end of the year.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-09-04

.HoNop'ng al Eject onS.-On the occasion of the
late Presidential election, n row had occurred at
the ballot box IN certain town. during which ps-
tolls, guns, brickbits, &c. we're in requlsition The
rlnrlclder5 were taken up and one of the witness
es "ls called upon for his Testimony in the follow
ing manner:
Lawyer On the night of the election you soy
you were shot?
Witness Il did that
L--Were you shot behind or before?
WI wasn't shot neither before nor behind.
L-But you say you were shot.
WI reckon did, for was peppered all over
my left side.
L-What were you saying at the time you were
shot?
W.-S1ying? Why wornt saying nothing
but was following as loud as l could, "Hurrah for
Clay and Frelinghuysen!"
Ibid you hollow the same thing after being
shot:
WI 'spect didn't; if you had thirty-two shot
put into you at once | 'spose you wouldn't a-hol-
lowed for any body but yourself
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-02
" InctNIA-oGs cuepu su,,um Co...

( u I%nctNIA-o One Cucun su,en,r Co,
u Jruc 2tslsi5.
DECREE FOR ACCOUNT.
lanes baker.
-. Ia choncery
l-rsel Updcer.G . bc,r &c
ABSTRACT.
"Anl ihc Court doth ihtrcu,an niiuLrc. order
md decree ihai This cause be reicrr d To Edw ard
" F'zh"eh. E'g. who * hereby a%pi"i,ird a Cen.
mtss'n'r Tor tl'' purpose. ~ take ~ Il state IN n :
count "i The personal o,-,I., II any. whish ln.,e
,utne Ia Ihr hnuSs of Naid pla'ul,n. ~ adminisirniur
OF lac sad lsncl urd.erah, or Of any "her pc rso,i
10y his order aud ipr las ,ise; ainl nf il,e Disposition
and payments thereof. IT ANY, made hv said alm ~
isif'ior III n due tnufsc of a'mnis'rnior; and 81 tho
money or personal effects. il my; REMAINING in The
hands " sud administrator; OF ot any person Ly his
nidor ar Ter his use To- DE admi.isterci. us with
winch lie Is justly chnre cable; making sai a,impn..
'siraior all inst allowances; Aud al,n Ia take and
s'aie Sn ne count otihe quantity, iocnii"n aud value
'i 'he ral e8inic, whith The said Israel up,icemT
vas eiiilied iu ai VI, time oI hns death; and Of The
annual rents AID profits Ihercoc AuI nj The amoun,
due in complainant aud other creditors 81 the SAID
israel Updd graft. deceased. Whose debts are hens
uph ar bnai The ssii real estate; and OF the order
IN "hir, the same are, fssIech,cly cniii.cd to he
paid, with any thug dee med prriin, ~ by himself.
or srecia1y required by the parties: And sn.i Com
missioner is !" give notice of his pr cr,di, @. by
personal service IN such of The parties io tins suit
as reside IN 'ho Common calIh, aul hy rmpcf
publication "a 10 The others, aud lie IL d,rcc ed 10
ir n pctempt ~ day. aud give nolice thereof. by
publication, once a week at least ior T. ur weeks
successfully an some public ncwsJn, or printed IN
It's county,, TT all porsnns having claims binding
'he really ri the said lsru Upi, grsH. ,.ceascd. 10
come ~ by The day 50 fixed. and pfovc The r sad
c'aims; Ard such "i them as shall moi 81 GENE IN
and prnv" their ,laims. shall he excluded from all
be- eli Of 'hi> derrec' Aud Tho rerspns So Coming IA
To prove her claims, arc, beioro beng admitted
Ia deposit with said commissioner. a suhi :.
fIeni sum respectively. 10 ray their reasonable share
The expenses uf bringing aud rr securing this.
To ho settled by sud commissioner, or shall
ihlcrwise. Secure the came 10 The satisfaction OF
COMMISSIONER Aud sad commissioner n 10
make resort viii all conve nient speed. ,n order io a
inal decree. Tesic.
ALEX Il LAlDLEY, Clerk.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-02
ALEX T ~LAlDLEy. Clerk.
NOTICE.
Ccnmrss,eNlns Orn,c

CoMMtssIsStR's OTFIcF. Jnne z. 1915. d
Tie lnriss interested IN the matt or al The decree
above Published, are hereby ntufcd ihni on Wed.
hcsdov. the SIXTEENTH dnv ofJULY 1915. nt
The "iicr al .Jpc'b \ FHziugb. Attorneys. in the
'HY 81 w herinrg, ia the stale ni Nreinia; aud there
alter ut The sumo place by appointments from time
l"iimc. as SINH bc found necessnry. ! will proceed
TO receive sub proper prp'fs at The matter referred
'o me hyil,e aforesaid decree. ms may he prrlu,ed
hei"rc me. nud 10 TAKE a nj stsrr The accounts re-,
CURED 10y said decree. and make reppfi thereof 10
Ike Conti.
AND all persons having claims binding The res
atty ct The enid Ismel UIsIcgnT de, .ased. ure
hereby notified 10 come III and prove their sad
claims before me nj The sand Office OF Jacob d. FIIz.
hugh ON or hei"ro- Wtdpcsday Ihe ~TIllR1IETlI
day "i JEIY 1915, the day hy me y, remplurly
h%cd Tor 'haI Purposc. or They viii bc excluded
from oil hcntf ~ ot said decree, and they are further
no'lied. that before hcing admitted ~crcdi,ors. they
VII e equlred o-pay or secnrc according Ia said
decree. heir reusonahlc shares Of The expenses of
tbs snl,. EDW II FlTZHuGH.
jan l6 ID II soils fur Pitt.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-02

THE NEW AND SPLENDID STEAMER
MAIL,
- LoG6N, master, Will con
49, IN ~ liiue 10 fun through The
yGsJ-I-1tS Se'san as a weekly packet
bel ween Pitt>bur il AID
Cincinnati; leaving Wheeling rveiy WedrtS.
day evening at . O'Clock and Cincinnati every
Saturday al 10 A NJ.
This steamer Is provided with Evans safe
~ Valves and an irou roof as projection a
gainSt explosion a0d ire
For ire GIT or PassaSe apply On board.
feb %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-02
JOIN X

JOHN Il
NO %, WATER ST, WHEELING.
HAS just received from ibe East a yefy
aA large anI general assortment of L'ouoRs,
S6GARs, ToBAcco, GaocERIEs, sc, among which
are
. hall pipes s%eigpeu & Dupeey's 1lh proof
lar cosk Old uennesyey do;
| hall pipe Holland Gin, f%ayorile brands
or cask Port Wine, superior qualiyi
az do Madeira do, do d.;
8 COZ Mu,cat Wines;
8 do Claret do first quality
8 10 Cherry Coguac. superior quality;
6 do Lemon Sytup;
2 do Wtsi India Pepper Sauce;
5000 Regain SegaTs;
2OOO Imperial CaZ1dOrcs do;
5000 Principe do, 81, 81 and ~ qualiiic.;
A large qpanuy Of haif Spanish and Cons
mon do;
90 gross Goish's Matches;
TOBACCO. n large and general assortment
OF The mo>t favoJitc brands;
Mrs MHieti fine cut T0h1ccoi
SOAP. Every description and quality, manu-.
faciurcd by Hyde & Soas, BALTIMORE
20 drums FigS;
Several boxes Pine Apple Chcese;
Toseihef with a seBetal assortment Of Gro~
ceries an OF The yefy best qualuy, which viii
b. sold rs low as they caa be bad west OF the
mountains. feb IL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-02
MEDICAL CAnn.

noCToR FAwCETT, Of 1876 Fulton street,
New York, Memnes Of the Royal College
81 Surgeons Of London and Edinburgh, and GmJn.
ute OF Tho } herson Medical College. Of Philadel.
phia; also author Of a work Embracing he follow.
ing subjects, viz Mainmnny, lmpvlefty, and S.cfii-
ny n'iaiO'nically, ri,vs,ologically and medically "a.
planned, with q comprehensive exposition ~ ttc 10.
lore aud mOdem treatment of S, phiibs. Secondary
symptoms. GonorfhoCa. G,cei Structures. Eut,usSl
Emrs Ions. and oil The consequences arising fom
Mastufbaiiun. W Fa~cett confines his rriya,e
consultation on The above mentioned diseases. el
his long established oAicc. log Fnlton street where
the most %agpvated forms OF disease will Yield 10
his mode oi eaimcii without RESTRAINT IN Diet or
cxercisc. aud without mercury; even wien he pro.
creative energies become paralj zcd " t,fpiI. from
excessive indulgence 81 the possi0ns be Will be-
able io restore The pnus 10 health aud Vgor. Per
sons etn disiaoce enclosing 81 can hiye copy o
tho work. Az letters must he posi- paid. and d,rec
tod 10 Df u Fawceu, 1916 FaiiOn 81 New York
ian 10
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ClTf OFFICERS FOR 1915.
MAYoR-CE O DULTY.
C0yUciImsr

C0NpCttlnsH:
~Ceyk-JAMEs S. WuEAr.
Se,geam-JouN MURRAY.
\. Uha,J Mfser-R. uAMILroH.
Thos Hughes, Matthew M,Llre, w Wilson
w Shfivcr, A S Todd, S Btadv,
F Sanborn, Geo Mcnaeil, O WHtiskell
M nelson, Il Coen, WIN Humphrey
Jacob Amick, BF Kelley, j Ill Ruoerts,
ID Lamb. -
STANDING COMMITTEES OF The
COUNCIL
On Ordinances-Messr Nelson, Brady anu
Wheat.
Oh Finances Messrs Hughes, Brady and
Lamb.
o. Accounts Messrs shliver, sanboln and
Kelley.
On Strcets and AHies-MesSrs Todd, VIII.
son, MenGell, Amick and Kelley.
On Hafer Horks-Messis Sanborn. N'Lurc.
Todd, Coen and Roberts.
On Market House -Mess.s neiskell, Pam
bhrey and Coen.
On Coal Bonks-Messrs Amick, WI son, Re.
berts and Superintendent oi Waltt WmkS.
On UharreS-Shriver, Hughes and Anlick.
Cn FIRE Depa,fment-MessTs TodI, M'Lufe,
Sapborn, Pumphrey and Rorerts.
On P.tit.oas-MessrS Nelson, Lamb and
Sanborn.
On Sataries-Me>sis Kelley, M'Lure, Shr-
yer, Brady aud Nelson.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-02
NEW U 5 MAIL STEAMER CLIPPER

NEW U 5 MAIL STEAMER CLIPPER
-rTas, The new aud fast rum
So ~ ming 81 amer CL PIP X,
n Crooks, cummsudel,
WI continue /, make re-
guar weekly uip~ioG Cincinnati; tcuvrn . w larrt
ma evriyF iday Dening a. 9 Jc,ocl, and Gu
i%cinnaii every Monday at 10 \ NJ.
FOrIIeIsAt or passage, having superior ac'
comm d lions, apply on bard.
3TThe Chprr' was bulls expressly fVr the
Cincinnati ant PITTSBURGH ltale, aud vi cen
tnue in The uadethe whole season. ieb 81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-02

gNlRt q MARINE. iNSCRANCE-Therc are
1. iwosiruations only in which individuals car
.be placed, where they can adequately aaurcciatt
toe value insurance. These sIe. whilt -tand-
ing upon the runs OF their own prOperty, .ther
receiving from an insurance of ce the iulI a.
mount which they have lost, or Standing on The
same spoi surrounded perhaps bY a d, solafe fan-
ny, ameniihg hat stupidity and folly which ha6
idLed To provide for such a Contingency.
IS AIkIN SON, AEcHt Of the PROTECTION
INSURANCE. co OF HAHTFOhD, CONN
wll take risks on dwelling houses. ware houses
stores, mills, factories. dc, together with ,ici'
coptents, such as furniture, merchandise, ma
chlherY, and cvcryother description OfmsuraLic.
properly Also. on steam, keel and HAT boats
Western Waters.
Ho'tl. ian |, 1872
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-02

UBoNNETs HATS PARASOLs-Pjai, and
Figd Florence Braid Bonnels. ncw siylr Ioc,
lbs. S'faw bpnnefs 81 every hind. Lcehom ond Pain.
lea' Hats. oil sizes. rich Pamsols. ParasOlois aud SUI
ShoJcs Of every quality. just received BY
Op B. 81 sAzxSENSENEY q RmODES
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U S NJ STEAMER NEW ENGLAND

NEW 5 NJ STEAMER NEW ENGLAND.
FseyS The new antia>i cunning PAS
I.te4.k senser steamer NEW ENG
.SyF - LAND, Samatl b Page, cons
a%s+e mander, will continue 10 make
~recu'ar weekly Irip, 10 CmcianaI; leaving
Wheeling evrry Wednesday evening az gol>
cloCk,aN Cincinnati every SATURDAY aIlOAM.
For freight or pa sige, having superior ac-
CON InodaiinnS, apply on hoarl.
Efrhe New England was hnilt expressly
for nc Cincnoati tale, anil will c nlinue il
.tae tade The whole season.
TgThe New Englandis provided with Fvln>'
5 ieiy Guard 10 prevent The explosion Of hoil>
.erS. feb 81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-02

poNNET RIBBONS & FLOWERS % Ladies
kD Cmvals md Neck ties. Jacconer and SMis.
Figings aud %lnsenings. Thread Iaccs and EdsHnrs
Just received. SENSENEY & RHODES
sp B
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THE NEW AND Splendid STEAMER


III 70 II ~
A Co., SnlTn, master, viii continue 10
VErtS-T-Br run through the season as n
weekly packet lelwetn ri Is
bureh aud Cincinnaii;leavin W heelino every
SUNDAY evening at g O'Clock, and Cincinnati
every Wednesday MO n Nj
For freight OF passage apPiy Gu board.
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