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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-03

NEW BOOkS-America aud Tho American
i Y People by Baron Von Runner, BlcJ,oc'. Re.
Wow Of Edwards On The WILL ScrpturaI E,ami,s-
,ions on tho Church Ca,echism. by DIXON anil
SS1',h. Ofaham's Lectures Ia Young Men. NeiIi IN
the Nerves and on the Arteries. The Puipi, Cyclic
peds Dasis' Freemason's Monitor. Jndah's Lion,
oy Charis,i" Elizabeth. Tho American Shepherd.
by Morfel; The Fruit Of tho Spirit, by DR. Beihunr;
The Pilgrim's Progress, illustrated edi,,sn. pub
Iished by the Presbyterian Board Of Publicai ion;
also the Presbyterian and Palms and IIyn,s. in
various styles of binding; aud the Presbyterian Al
manac for 1876. for sole by
dec2 JOHN HASWELL, Wh.plins
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-03
S3O.OOO.

Grand eonsol,dohd Lo'ierp of D,kaware & George
CLASS No. -,
10 Ice drawn nj Wilmington Saturday. Deer IL
"i s3oO0O 81 10000 Of 6O0O OF 1000
az Ms. IL ballots Ticket, 10 dolls; certificate
package &c whol,s l36 doi-, shatcs M propuiioI,.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-03
RHxrRAtT or COFFEE.-Th. arcl

IxTRAtT OF CoFFE atics
= hA- been di,r, tsi'i 90 lus ~ ESroie. al
~. tsCUpe soteltits.'J III over iht ,ontltni hat
tNtv is'nil, m-L. s'ss % BE-. nnt '-,Iy satrg
~ fohse. bDt ~ tefllin fyu' dy To- pr,ver .lnl
d,,sj'Ui d-s,a.f. y ,prisa. I improves il,s ias .
he cuH o.. ipe t.dor. az sates i've h.lf tie gusn,
Iiy o cu.:ye g. rels ths O.. Zee bcusr tiia. eggs,
,.in.gu- atg vla, .t.,,,. 81 clestinf. Is, sac
900 tht a.rre C u M'CtNNlS.
&C. p .lIikol Siruie
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-03
BOoKSll BOoKSl,ll

BOOKS! BO0kS!i!!
TNiIE SUBSCRIBER has jnsl received new
w,rk enutlcd Minstrel OF Zon 80 Rclgio us
Songs ~nh appropriate Music. chiefly original by
The Rev's Hunter and iIakcfeld, also supply Of
Family and PockcI Bibles. varisus hihdI g.
Works on Theology: School e oks, with IA variey d
A!mauacs lOr Tie ensuing year
FISHER Agent
nov ~ No 80 Main Street
AZ BOXES 8 X 10 WINDOW GLASS
4O reed aud frr salr lpw nv
PRYOR * Fault t6l Market 81.
nov % wheeling
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-03
SADDLE, TRUNK AND
HARNESS FACTORY.
s,w 100 MAIN STREET.

4NlIE SUBSCRIBERS are now prepared 10
fnrnish anything in their limo of business Gs
and of as good qualify ne Gun I've Ind anywhere
e city. T.eir stock on hand consists OF Las
Maud GtnilemeD's Saddles, Brides aud Martin
Ladies aud Genllemens Iron Frame Hard
Wesr Trunks With Liebrich's Philada inside, pa
chs. rollers. &c; Ladies Bonnet Boxes, &c; oil
commob kinds Of Trunks ia usr; Vali.es La.
M Csrpeis Sotrh.ls aud Baskets. Carpet Bags.
ole Biss. Harness. double md single. PLACED
d Common, Collars; Buggy. III ling and Wagon
'hip- and Lssh,s, Buffalo Robes. Socks AID Sad
. Covers. Blankets. Horse Covers. Curry Cumbs,
ards aud Brushes. and everything usually fePt IN
such an establishment.
The subscribcrs leel thankful fpr the patronage
they have heretofore received. and hope by strict
silrn,rn 10 business and desire 10 please the,
viii siHi receive their stare.
Old work repaired at all times ON reasonable
terms NiCOLL * CARR
nov 10 3md&w
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-03

WANTED. ft whi,l, The high, d
II prices viii be paid 10 opsi. by
PRYOR & rAULL. l6f Marker 81.
nov ~ Whetlng.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-03
TRUSTEES SALE

viIine ola deed oi trust irou. John MICA.
,: key 10 me. hearing date the 22d dav Of March
tS45. and u record in The Clerks office oi The
County Court for Ohio county. l shall OH Saturday
The 2Oih day Of Dec, mber, l6i5. u, The front Jonr
al The court house of s,id county. proceed TO sell
nj public nncii"n. To the highest and hest bidder.
That parI oi lot number SIX slnare number fourteen
on The east eide of Fourih street in the Guy oil
wheeling. which is included in The following bnun
daries VIZ: bounded on The north y the norIherh
boundary OF said loi number six, along which II sx
tends seventy feet. on The West hy F..nrlh Street,
along which IL extends sixteen feet Oh The south by
sirrigh line parallel with said northern boInda-
~ Of lot number sr md distant sixteen feet there.
from and seventy feet in ieng,h. and on the easI
hy straight line, parallel with the western boun.
Diary Of said lot. and Sc, enty feet theIeifom.
Terms OF sale--CASH.
nov 90 JAMES s WHEAT Trus,ee
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-03

BRONCHITIS. COUGHS. CONSUMPTION
--Thourands die annually with The above diseases.
Jaynes EIpecioranI never fail. TO relieve, aud per.
manentiy nine Of ten h., use u rs direc.
ted For tnie BY DR. J CRUMBACKER, Main ST.
Wheeling Va. nov "a
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-03
LIGHT! Light!

sS ~ CASKS SAL 1ERATUS
* eD q" Duirh hladder
! cnsk French NIatder
25 Bfs Alum
10 half bfls Sub Pstre
casks Epson Salts
3 de- Sal Soda
2 do Chalk
30 BrI, Spanish Whiting
1 cask Spanish Brown
d. Vetiiinn Red
DO Lamphlack
30 Bhs Corperas
81 do Rosln
Eases Liquorce Bull
30 B ,xes No ! Chocolate
so Kegs Musia,d ....... ....
so bsgs Pepper
80 do Alsplce. just rcc'h md for soc hy
nov 30 Il CRANGLE * co.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-03
CIIAIRsl CHAIRs!! CHAIRsl!
JAMES II. GATHER,
fsUccEssoR TO >. coNEEJLY a SONS.
No $50 MARKET STREET.

4 No $50 MARKET STREET.
.<nzm RESPECTFULLY Informs the pub
hU lie tb,i he hes now hand and man
WIN uiaciuIes TO Oider ev'fy Vsuety Of
4-0 Chairs 81 The iaiCs patterns. and IN
EN Style ~ Workmanship not surpassed IN
the Western Country.
lie has on band large si"ck oi Boston Rockers.
Hall BIsion Rockers. C"mmun do. Re,Olvug Chairs
suitable IOf Counting I,oms. Fro rh Puflof Chaf..
scveful no~ and splendid patterns Of wool seal
Cbsirs Outing Chairs. Seiises Suciables Chidfen's
Talde. RockIng and Common Cbsr.. &c &c
The public are invited 10 call aud examine hi.
stock. o. he vii assure all who iavof bin Nh
their custom, that ihcy shall not be disappotnied ~
iher m puce o quality. lie is determined by closs
Personal attention ~ Business. ~ enitle hiuself "
a fsir proportion Of public patronage.
Chshs esheiuliy pseked " sent TO sry pou o
the tny Tree ~ charge. 6m sep II
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-03
NOTICE.

~ ME Court Of Inquiry ior The First Battalion OF
The l6lsi Regiment will be held ia Tradel.
.lii. or Fuday the % IL OF Nov mher.
Aud lnr the 2J BauaIiDn ~ WesI Liberty. on Sal.
utIay The 29h.
The Coudoi Appcal will I've held IT, Trndrlphia
IN Saturday the ooh OF Dec,m er. lS45. The
ne bcfs vi iDid Courts are required Io sUend IL
lull uniform wi'h side arms. according iu law.
b. order of WIN JORDAN, COiOmtl
nov II
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-03
!, pPTICN an 60. noo 40

3 PRIZES OF 1925, COO ARE $4,000.
Grand Cons ida'sd L,ue,y. class 73
To be drawn al Wilmington. Sa,urd,y Dee 20, as
"i s25OO0 lof 10000 of42i4 OF 5ou0
90 Nos, IL ballots. Tickets Sl2; certificate
package PC wholes leg dos; shares in prui oriIur
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-03
STEAM POWER
TRUSTEES SALE.

fDY VlRi VI Vi deed al trust RON join C y
} chr's, Ia me. dated January IS l6i3 unt
recorded in The Clicks uff "i The co"u Gf
Ohio c"upIy. IN deed hook No 81. mug" 81 WIS
on Saturday the twentieth Il of December 1915
The font do'u ~ To- corrI use iur ObIc c"un.
~ ~ o'clock NJ, offer I, sale at yutrc firn
Ia The highest u.d hes, hiJle-, the ioilwiug pnp.
e,iv WIZ Lot M huudied nrd cNeuiccn
;ll1) 10 that por'lon Of the city "i Wheeling ca eel
East Wheeling. situated nj The curn.r uf Iiih Md
Zane streets. S'uh o Zane sIeef and Fast 81 f'ii'l
street. together wnh all the privileges and nppu :
icnances belonging. Ct in any Wise sppefanius t.
the same.
TERMS-Two hurdfed dn'lors 10 he paid IA
hand: the Reminder Ia he PAID ~ fur equal aun
al u s'nlmrus. hearing interest irom the day sale
The Interest Il" he paid scmi nnnu,y. Tie deferred
pa, menis Iu he secured snI,flc Only
Sell Ig ~ Trustee, vii ouly convey such uIlt
| q Yes ell III hy The sod d I'd e ur-I
dec | DANIEL G ISr. Trustee.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-03
ALMANAcS For 1916.

ALMANACS FOR 1876.
- ~ GROSS ~ the tOmlnn Cermun. Englsh.
Dg P,,nect. Turner'S Cotnic Ftiiof's Cor,e Il.
D. Drkie's aud Ctocketi Almanac So 1886 JOS,
terstyed and TO- sde hprsils md retail Ivy
noviI w Ro3B cor Main & Uni"n sis.
no TOR FELIX'S F.mily APctcnl Pills. for
rbe cure Ol Rheomliism AID many other dis
sBss'; iOf sale 10y (ou2S) MClNNIs.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-03
I'D ECElvED BY THE .UNDERSlC;NEp

y ECElvED By THE .UNDERSiGNED
II - from the cities VI New York. Philadelphia
and Ba'iim're, y laig- ant general assDrir, nt uf
'Grosct,c-. wIf ia ndiion to tnrmrt .tors ~
,'heir assortment complete. of ~hirh the following
ga part. which they are dis. osed To sell on The
most dssirahic terms:
1910 B,gs RIO Z, fee
rs do J'va do
Sd do Pepper
90 10 P,men,o
IS cheats Young iIys,n Tea
20 do GnDT,wd-r mud ImperioI
100 bts No2 md 3 Aiacketei
= 25 a. LEAF Sugar
1000 Lbs Carers Scotch Snuff
1000 Lbs Cad Fish
5000 do Br"zer'. & shea,hing Copper
800 B'les Tin Plato
000 Lbs Banra Tin
500 Lbs Spell er
5000 Lib. Wire Nos mI5
2 ease. L'quosce HALL
$500 Lbs Maddcr
400 Lbs Cassia
Brls Cloves
so Boxes Raisins
3 Bales S Almonds
10 Btls AluR
! Brl Nu'mogs
Is Boxes Chocolate
20 Bsl. Clipped Logwood
10 do Grvund Ginger
q Ceropns Indigo
] cask Lrmpbluck
20 keg. Mustard
So boxes Cavendsh Tobacco, s.. IL. and Lib
Iunps
100 Btls N o hi"lasses
~ do Sugar llouse
FLEMING g. HUNTER.
n d. The iollnw ing articles ot Country Produce
iaken IN Exchange. Bacon. Lard, Feathers. Bees
wax. Butter, Clover Seed. FIaxsecd Ginseng. Rags
&c, &c FLEMING * HUNTER
Wheeling. Nov 90, AS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-03

n IGUr READING Charles O'Malley tie
81 A IRISH Oregon by Charles Lever The Al
vchiurcs Of Gilbert Quincy by TheOdofe llook.
London Medical Student nv Punch. The Po,fs
companion. wing ui the Wind. Sgnor Fo'n,ca.
Foini Legacy by Melville. The Philosophy Of the
W,.et Cure. ilustf,.ed Library It T,uos, The
Il, \ %; nYf1sr,rs. P,rres. 81; Tbs o Dm"ghus.
by Charles Lever. J5sl reed era or salc by
w ROBB.
nov % Cor Main * Union Sis
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-03
Then conquer we mast.
For our cause II IL just
JOHNSTON u BERRYHILL,

"a, lloLEsALE aud ReraII Dtalsr. ;" fore'gn
Wv and Domestic Dry Goods. call the attention
Of the citizens oil Wheeling aud lax ewise ell other
persons throughout The surrounding country. to
their large. cheap anJ well selected stock OF Fancy
and Staple Dry Goods. We will confess that we
do not profess 10 DO selling Oft cost. but wo are
determined TO sell goods al such prices as will
compete with any house IN This nr any other city
wesI Of the mountains. those selling of al cost to
The contrary hotw outstanding, as sc wish TO reduce
our sOcb much possible, 10 make fOurn for our
Spring purchases We do moi deem u nscessary 10
name The articles. but Will merely state that we
have every article that ,, usually IN be had in dry
goods store, wrha variety Of notions which are iOo
tdiUus IA mention
LADIES will please call and examine our STOCK
Of Canton Grape Scsrfs. sumo Oi tie haudsOmcst ~
The city, aud at a very reduced price.
10 IIATrEKS
N B We always keep On hand large asson
ment Of IIaltef's Tufs aud Trimming. with scvcrd
sses u Mems and Boys Cloth. Glazed aud Plush
| CAPS. Enquire "r
JOHNSTON & BERRYHtLL.
nov IS No l3l Man ST. Wheeling.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-03

M lCTORIAL BIBLE-No ~ Hapef.' Poe
n dal Bibles sGbscubef. Who Wish H. have the
Ms eornptic bad better immediately and get Their
bach Nos, ot ihsy wall Use heir sbaucs of geiung
Them, ~ in end To- reiDfn al ibe nnahss ~
bend " not rallied iW SOON. 81 The h,-,ksiofs 80
now 81 w > ROBB. cor Nam & Unmn Sic
y Usr receiving general assrmeni u Fail
~ aud Winter OeOds ~ every vadetyi also n gen
ofal stOtk Of Groceries u superior quality. aud VIZ
be sold low lOr ca b u approved produce.
Uel % D M'CINNIS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-03
"THE BIG WATCH

NA} oOLEN GOODS An ossonmen, - Glpycs
w iof Ladies AID Geni's Wear; Comforts. Yarn
and Lambs VOL ck Alpaca ard Worsied q, sr;
Travelling Gaps. Boa Fulls. Mus SC. &c. on
hand AID lot sale by a. Il IlORNBROOK.
nov ~ Monroe : g..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-03
FRESH SUPPLY.

NI'GUFFE1's ECLtCT!C SERlI s. CON.
WI ptsIus Pumcf. SpoIles, Fu.t, SecuEd.
Third Fourth aud Frh Reader
Ray Eclectic AriIhGellcs. cumptis6g tic Fire.,
Second aud Third PARTS also the Key 10 Rays A.
rilhmetirs
M,sun's Musical Works with RounI OF Pa,cul
No'es; also Masou's Juvenile Harp
The Young Chou OF School Singng q Ok. by
Bead bury aud Sanders
The School Siuecf or Young ChuiT's Companion.
choice collection VI Music, by Bradbury snu
Sanders
Tie Wcsictn Calculator with Kew just rec !
aid for sale wholesale ~ rctnil. nv
nov ~ JOIN J nASwELL wheeling
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-03

~ OvEl.S. NOVELS. NovELS-The Qaiei
IN Husband by Miss Pickering; Tie wdow's
Prairie Bird By Augustus Murray; Fright by Miss
Pickenng; just reed aud for -ale bv
...I w ROBB.
nov 81 Cor Maio & Union Sis
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-03
IiOnNBR0oK < DILLON,

HAVE removed Iheir E,,ablshmenr "a their
III New Brick Building, east side OF MAR
KET 81. few doors below The Post Cftice
where they have supplied themselves with
Hrw and large Engine ana other fixture lrr
their business, IN u super ior style.
They carry IN The House and STEA Nj
BOAT PLUMBING in all as branches
MACHINE OR PATENT PIE.
We are prepared 10 supply OUR customers 10 any
extent with the aiove piIe Of tho scr, quality. AID
al prizes rs low u 10 io he had 10 the country.
They have cun-tanlly on hand Hyd autS Of
various description, haIiers' Kettles, water clos.
els, bath iub., hot and cold shower baths, rr.
forts l"r bleaching, chemical anpera;u> lead
fins, patent bath pumps. lead pipes OF all siz
IS, sheet lead OF any lhickucss aud worked up
in any manner OF foIm
Water conducted thfoaeh lcaien pipes from
springs TO dwelling houses in The country.
Superior pumps Tor country wells, Steam En-
sin-s &c. &c.
An ord"r> thankfully received and punctu
ally atIrnded la
STEAM POWER.
For manufacturing purposes can I've supplied
To several descriptions OF mechanics, IN the
= Story of then building, or Oh The ground
door a. very modsrats rent.
Nh.cItnp NJ
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-03
$4O,OOO!

C'ahd e0nsotdaud Loi,sry 81 D.iopore i Georgia
CLASS NO a.
To bc drawn nj Wilmington. Del. Saturday. Dec G
81 $4,000 81 10000 ! oil 10000 oi ssys
40 Nos ~ ballots Tickets SIS; certificate of
pat Rage IS whors 300 DIS ,hares IN pro, oriinn.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-03

|CHESSMEN,
- EVERAL sets Of Chessmen large and smnll;
~ also The Chess Player. Hand Book. containing
full account ofthe Game OF Chess; also Backgam.
mon Boards aud Dominoos. for sale by
nov % JOHN J liASwELL, Wheeling.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-03
CASSINERES.
vESTIMGS.

Black anl FIg'd Silk Velvet, Merino Vclve
Cashmere. Valencia, Ioilinei. Swau,down, Bac
Satin and other Veslings of great variety. anon
which are some beautiful VestIngs Er Wedding
aud Parties.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-03
NJ. & T. SWEENEY,

no, % N l. DORSEY. Wheeling. Va.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-03-17
TIE NISW GARNET.

We are not surprised at learning that Mr. Folks
lection OF Cabinet has given dspcnsure TO many
strong interests among those who contributed to his
election. Mr. CALHoUN's friends displeased
that thrir Chief is bowed out without compliment,
and that man Of his State or school has place in
the Cabinet. Ex-I;ov MARCY docs not represent
the heart Of the party in this State, and is a by
gone politician. This selection will give Mr. Polk
no strength here except with the Tyler oilcehoders
while il il direct rebuff to the Van Buren, and
Wight dynasty Tho selection OF CAVE JOHNSON
as Postmaster General is most unfortunate. With
President from State larger than Tennessee, il
conld hardly be expected that Cabinet Minister
should be taken there too. But we would have sud-
ly welcomed 10 this post friend of Cheap Postage,
cv"n from Texas Cave ia the deadly enemy of this
Reform, and of The bIindest and birtercst par-
sans ever in Congress.
MIR BUCHANAN for Secretary Of State is n credit
able selection He will fill the station with dignity
and ability, though he means to make all possible
capital for iihe succession out Of Texas and Oregon,
by showing the how he dare bully Great Brit
ain MIR BANcRoFT, though Scholar rather than
aStntesmnn will, we trust, discharge his duties ac-
ceptably 1t is just twelve years since he uposlased
from the Wing party because he could not get II nom
nation Tor Congress, and his promotion in the Loco
Foco ranks has been rapid.
MIR WALKER we consider the weakest man in the
Cabinet yet he has the second post But he has
flooded the North with exaggerated statements of the
vast amount Of Northern Manufactures for which
Texas would afford a market, and now he will flood
the whole country with Reports, showing, after his
fashion, that the protective System should be broken
down, and Foreign fabrics allowed to inundate the
whole land under low Revenue duties. His Texas
letter was the basis Of his dizzy fortune.
III, composition of this Cabinet renders certain the
exclusion of both Calhoun and Van Buren, from the
fostering regard of tie new administration. What
ever design there may be in it looks TO the re-eec-
lion Of Polk the designation of Buchanan as his sue
cessor.-M y Tribune
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-03-17
THE BOSTON. CONCORD, sTANsTEAD q
MONTREAL r. r. ASSOCIATION

inE bOSION' CONCORD, STANSrEAD 81
MONTREAL r. r. ASSOCIATION.
The Board Of Directors have issued the annexed
Circular to agents in those towns interested in the
proposed work
SIR THE Board Of Directors of the BosroS
CoScoRD, SrANsrEAD AND MoNTagAL RAIL RoAp
AssocIATIoN solicit your acceptance of an agency
in the town of
for the purpose of soliciting the cooperation
"l your citizens in the project Of Rail Road com.
munca'lon between Boston and Montreal.
You will Plensc solicit subscriptions to the annex
cd articles OF Association IL being desirable to obtain
the names OF all who willing to uid in the enter
prize Those gentlemen who are willing 10 annex
specific sums will understand that IN assessment Of
Fen per cent. on those sums will he expected toy
present expenditures, and that further assessments
will he made only 80 Tar the necessity of the en-.
'erprizs requires, and in exceed in the ug
gregate the subscribed.
Gentlemen subscribing their names simply will
contribute only in such sums us are convenient how.
ever small. And you are requested To keep an &C.
curate account of all monies received aud report
the same to the Treasurer of the Board-Hon d. NJ.
CAMP of Derby; or, ifmore convenient, your report
Of funds from time to time may be made TO the Pes.
ldent or Secretary of the Board
1t is desirable that you should make early arrange
ments to bring this subject before every citizen of
your town, aud in connection with efforts to enlist
members 10 the Association you will please also to
collect full and statistics of the amount of
ircighs to and from the sea-board during The year
ending March !, ls45, While it will he of great
practical importance that these statistics should be
full-showing as far practicable the whole amount,
you will carefully avoid receiving any statements
which appear exaggerated, or upon which you can.
not fully rely.
While in the agency you will please correspond as
frequsnlly in thirty days with either The Pres
ident, Secretary Treasurer of the Board by mail
or otherwise, and you are particularly requested to
devote so much time is necessary to bring the
subject fully before your community during the pres.
ent month of March, making what collections may
be in your power, keeping an account Of your cx-
penscs, and making your frat report as early as the
10Th day of April.
ERASTUS FAIRBANKS, st. Johnsbury, Pres.
VIM. MATrOCKS Peacham, Secretary.
DAVID NJ. CAMP, Derby, Treasurer.
March |, ls45.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-03-17
NEW HAMPSHIRE ELECTION.

The ~ Hampshire Patriot OF the 9Th gives raiher
gloomy picture Of the progress of Pokism even in
the Granite State evinced by the result Of the O.
lection last week. There has evidently been some
shaking in the ranks Of the party. The Patriot says,
and it should be remembered that the Patriot is the
leading Polk organ in the State
awe have received returns enough for n reliable
calculation as to the result for Governor in the State
IL The ratio of loss sustained by Gov Steele in the
towns heard from, continue throughout the State,
there will be choice of Governor by the people and
Gov Steele will be elected by some 500 majority and
will lead his federal competitor, Mr. Colby over TO-
600 votes. The democratic Congress ticket is I'M
doubledly elected and there can he no doubt as 10
Mr. Woodbury.. From the complexion of the returns
before US, we think he succeed by about 500 10
1000 votes Hale has got quite number Of demo-
Gratis, with federasts and abolonlss enough 10 sea-
son his dish to his liking.
The number Of towns heard from is 81, and the
votes given in them is over one third oc the whole
number given in the State. In these 81 towns, Gov
Steele has lost aboat 1000 votes from last March.
when he had, officially returned and counted, $500
maj; but his true maj. last year was over $500. In
the towns to be heard from, Gov. Steele's loss will
be in lighter ratio than in those from which returns
the people certain by at least 500 mai The mai
for Congress ticket will exceed his by at least
thousand votes.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-03-17
Roswell Roots Estate,
STATE OF VERMONT.

Caledonia, SIS.
Al n Probate Court holden at the Probate Office in
DlnSillc, in said district tho l2th day Of March
a. ID, 1915
RENJAMlN T. BELDEN, Administrator o
Ed !he Estate of Roswell Root, lle of Burke
IA said district, deceased, presents the Court here
his petition in writing, setting forth the amount of
debts due from said deceased of the charges of nd
m'nisraon, and ofthe value of the personal estate,
representing that the personal is insufficient
to pay said debts and charges, and praying the
Court here to grant him license 10 sell the whole of
The real estate Of said deceased to raise the sum of
so5S,57 for the purpose of discharging said debts
and charges Wbereupon it is ordered 10y the Court
here that said application be heard and decided nt
Probate Court to lie holden at the Probate Office in
Danville Aforesaid, on the Cd day of April. A. D.
1915 at one O'Clock in the afternoon; and that said
administrator cause all persons interested to be no.
titled of said application, aud of the time and place
oil hearing, by publishing copy Of this order three
weeks successvrly in the CaIedoniln, n newspaper
printed at ST. Johnshury in said district all of which
publications. shall I've previous to the time of hearing
SAML b. MATTOCKS Judge,
true copy-Alt'si,
39sw3 SAM'L B. MATTOCKS, Judge.