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The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1846-07-23

Tho course cf Mr.. Brinkerhoff on the Tadff has
won golden opinions from the whig press, sufIi-
cient, we should think, 10 prove that his position
was in some degree erroneous. The Democracy
in this section have not hesiia,ed much about the
terms in which they have condemned the surren.
der Of Oregon. In this they have done but just
ice to their character for adherence TO principle.
But we much mistake their spirit il they would
consider any man excusable for making s'the
sPoils" justification for the continuation Of a
IProieciive instead Of revenue Tariff. The quss-
lion has been amply discussed, and the indrec,
taxation levied by by the Tariff 1912 to support
in splendid afiuence Eastern manufacturing ma
bobs, has been unequiyocaly condemned by our
people.
The Representative in Congress who makes the
division Of Office matter Of more moment than
the inseress ofhis constituents will find that he
has taken a''hasty plate Of soup" when after do
ing 30. bc asks the backing of the democracy of
Ohio. Injustice in the distribution of executive
patronage has undoubtedly been done, deserving
claims been overlooked, and favoritism for the
South unduly exhibited, but these are miserable
premises from which to derive conclusion that
will save the odious system Of Whig projection
from giving place to the liberal and just princi.
pie ofrevenue duties.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1846-07-23
KALIDA VENTURE.
JAMES MACKENZIE, EDITOR.

THURSDAY. JULY "a, IsAe.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-13
UNITED STATES HOTEL,
WATER Street.

".
TSNIlE undersigned. respectfully bfafn ue pnh.
z DC. ,bst hey have i'ascj me sbsSc huuss
ht = term 81 yeau;htse had u~,nitciy &C. moacicd
cod very nGeh imp'pvci M Ms arrangement l d
reOms anI P,r,hc.i have Rod Il utNiy and hand.
tfnciy psinicd. ca'psici aHi Inpered ihmoghou'
uoicl IN he Wet Etciy Article - entirely new
ssi ihc whsic brnsc in iitaiiy l,el,ed w,sh aa-.
IAy Hcr DC recommendation. - fhc house a.
he is,tiic. fully dvcsnmrd. hat 81 guests .hal
hni a. ih'ir hsuss. csieuaiuiaeai hat viii MOI ia,
al ~ siiishclo~.
Frain Ace S'Jrtipf otfanrsmsni OF the House snS
Tube. and sac i~ucaiton ~ Inc tinie 30 irui rf b.
smu'st ianduf. lhry irduige he hope. TIM
thFy VII ttteNc a 80 cfrl share ~ ru.hr rstnuags
NAV 2 MITCHELL CALDWELL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-13

II ECEIyED BY TIE UNDERSIGNED
fnns M. enicsm NV. Nik. PhIisdelghit
and Daliumote. a large ahi general s-~,umcnt OF
Onocc,les. which la oddiiiou ~ Efmef siocs uat'-
ch u assortment e~.mpiei,. oi Witch tho t"Io~'ne
. a par. which ihey arc Jts osed 10 cell oo The
most deafssie Terms
fo7o bsg, RIO e. dee
25 do Java DO
30 DO pcrrcr
20 40 P,mcnia
- chests Young iI,-rn Tic,
90 Do CnnPowdsf a'~i Imperial
100 bfi. Ns2 anJ 3 Macketel
% j. Leaf Sugar
900 Lite Carer. Scvtch Snuff
1000 Lbs Cod fi-h
5000 do B~raxieri. & s~hesihmg Copper
300 Boies'rin Pate
luO0 LIS B.uta TN
5JVOLh- Spelc ar
o LIZ Wue Nos c - Is
2n.e- L,qasrcc Bhl
$500 La Niadd r
400 Lbs Cas.ia
. Bts Cow.
so Boxes Rnisias
, Bales $ y A.pos.ds
10 Rfis Alpm
Bi Nuimse.
Is ioxc. Chocolate
20 Bril- C~rrged iog~ooJ
10 DO CT and Ghgcf
2CeuHns Ind,gn
rash Lam pb!ask
20 Kegs Aiuslani
IS bsrss cAVendish rO5acrc. 5. l2' and IL
Iumrs
100 Drl- y q Nulassrs
20 10 Sugar IlYu'e
FLEMING 4 HUNTER.
n b The ~f-llewins s%riscie. OF Country u .d"rc
lnken IN Exchange. nacun. Laid. fesihers. bcei
~sx. Duior. clover Seed. Fisrse.d Gitscne. Rags
a ~ uNlH
&c. &c FLEMING & lNIEN.
Wheeling. Nv %, -.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-13

.rH'iIEY KEEP constantly on hand. q very ~.
u tfnsive cssof ment ~ superior Mahogany
wrench AID C'eeinn Cfair; " ck,ng ehsus. Ssss
Pfcf uEd card Table,, Dressing Bufeau.. lsc.is,eaJs
Imiot siRnts, sssoucd skes; irgeihcf with every
"ii'ef article of ne iaisSl siyie aud hcs finished
J uiniufe ever cifered IN his cty.
Cali and Mahogany Planned Lpkis- Cissses o
eF"y vnfeiy nnd price Looking Glass Plate. n III
'tns' Y firat anJ Pieinfo Fnmes un hand and
maae - oflff
= fIpistsrg We're consisting 81 Feaihss RrdS
Bolster anJ Ptlaws Hait. eoft,n liask. Saueg
ahi straw Mautsssrs; Blankets. Qali-. cumfor.
Ntfkina hnnnaas OF cith coss.. Fsf-rt.h
Gfoss Mate II al finis, lose,ses y ,ih s,es, o,hs,
e~Hlcesol Uph9sieY Wate. ou hand and r.aae :,
order
VeHiiar shd Sst window Binda winds,.
Shasss - evsty vausy snd cotsi3 "a NJ Nh,eh Nd
be tpid ~ very low pnrrs, and Warranted of "a.
hesi quality Aisp MsaoosSs VGNEgKs. Ia
ciuih. NAHSis,, sranish Mns-. Slahossny Knnh.
Stnd fsgef Lirks. u,rges. casefs. bnNn TRun
uiSos e Instantly on hsusi end siid low NS casa.
w. SfEts Bears furnished wuh every ouiel
1T famiiufs n shuH roiico snl en lhe vsfg ie.
i'fms. seq ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-13

EVAVE removei heir E~.lshlishmenito lhrif
EENew Buck Bni'iing, east SIDE of MAR.
KIT 81, a few doors atiuw The Post Cflcr,
uhrre thew have supplied themselves with a
arw sni large Enliae ani other hA,urc icr
IheiT business, in = superior style.
They carry 90 TIE tlru>e aud STEAM
BOAT PLUMBING n ri ~. hrarch~S.
MACHINE or FATEiST PIPE.
Weafe ~pfepaIs'i io sprrly uHt cusiom~rs "a anl
rlI.rt with ID. h,oYc PIE II nc hal qDainy. AMI
a rrces as .oN o.. lt - b. ~ had 80 ia, soaniry.
They have con tsntiy 90 ',nd HYdtanN 81
various te,cnFiion, hsUtrS' Kettles, water cieS-
cts, bath lob, hat and cuid sh0wef baths, ~
tort' Tor bleaching, chemical arparstus, lrRd
ccmns, rsieni bsth iumps. lead pipes OF all Siz.
5, sheet lead OF any ihickneSs and worked or
"a any manned 81 intm.
Waief conducted lhtplsh lcalsn pipes from
Irings 10 tgriiiae hCascS IN the eoootfy.
superior pumps ior country wells, Steam En-
gins sc. sc.
Al or&ers iaask(uliy Ieceivtd and punclu
tuy ausnted go
STEAM POWER.
For manufacturing pufycscS car he supplied
10 several descriptions 81 mechanics. ~ the
? q stoiy Of then euildins, % on ihe ground
hoof atvery moderate feat.
Wheeling. Nov IL. i45
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funNirupE wARE-RooMs.
JOHN NJ. Cl.EMEES.

tSiECIfOtLf iUNiiss he siicniiDa ~ iie
n ct z"us ~ wheei'us snd ite c,unitv. Q. rs
stsek ~ teau'tfal Farluunr. At ln, ~ ,rs. ", i29
Nstn steet. a lev dosu sblse he u : Hotel. lie
hus "a hand:
splAS oi lie loio.i ard mrgi fs1Iouas'e .'y'c.
hbhtAiSm supsttps - ~ AMI he hr~i MAKE
BEDS fEADS. nov and sa'enisl anen..
JAbLkS-Piot WulDg. Ceuuo. Cad, Nurk.
Dining. e. a.. q 10 bs-i sgle.
STANDS Phiu. Cheip. NainganY.& &c. g.; al
~ Nh'ch val te sold a. lyN II ns, bower han a.
any oibst n-ishiri,nrni ,u no civ.
UPHOLSTERY. VENETIAN BLINDS. LOOK
iNH.HlAsSEs. FRAMES. Sud al oslst q aoiAei
"sts iptuishsd 10 otdcr
MAHOGANY yENEERs--A good stock 10,
sale taw.
fiease cali ard orssine or ,aus.elyes
dec %
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READY MADE ~CEoTHINc.

~ fceaul go ihfs Ss4nth IT tee tusiar.s rlust
horsL iama Tailor by profession. have worked
Va ihc tate Or hnsen wears, ihe-rfofe I AN allc
ard d. cui my own cipihirr. end make tl,tm up
90 . nr,'rr end chrspcrsy D. Than any rihst e.,ah.
ishmen, IN 'he ,M. "a d, n-cle.s Gt ih.-e ihar
carry ou iht brssnss, nud He nnt n,lu's ihrras.i, r.
I io aNenrf g 'mleu lun OF Ready N..da Cioihtuc.
hpsea large as~-ffnsuh - follows
Bp't. Blue. Bu,ssn. Olive ard l~n,islic Green
Fock srd Dfo,s oua''s Bsa,sr ri"u, Brs ond Over
cH'is' liui dsh Ovrrcoats slartitaN and Tfan.
bad"uf btPrhs' 'p ca- - - ~. c8snstt ~.
IWc'is ho. J'-ts dn.pt 30 eisss.
have nn hnrt 90 est client assorment Il rlsin
atd ifr"y 'asim,tc Pants. h.-k aud bloc ciah
iauis hiicd. = sep 'e,imbie arr Gle, siul asa qnan
uy 81 'a'sIasi fau ri si szssaud prres. Jean,
esd Tweed Pane pi stl szcs eui pussN.
tfNc banGred N0is. cmbrseug even sylo snd
quaiil.
shthf. Nrarprts fswcr collars. Bos0msSicrk.
Cove Zoe bnJ Fancy Sik Esd saus Scatis. Sik
iidkfs OF A~lcUivis erd q%nBlaus. lseelhef wHh aaay
od'r artcic. usually ipaHd "a %riou.i,.g sinfss
nn entc ustnn. uy old eu.ivmep ard the pahiic
goh.rsiiy se invited o. ,aH and sramin. ny .ioek
la scorr'do'a'ioI iaf he b6~raf pslrtosrs hetelrfefs
'niendfd O. me. l4aV- pr hased . Laog.r Shsk
and 'hvf lhem ai cHrArih HsrEs han I have ever
dUps bshsfc
Recolit't'a s cheap el,h elo,hiug ,'orc -
= RICE.
OCT cetSstu 81 Nla,n q M~nre
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No1HcR

Cs@@inieasr's Ogcs. Jsn'y %. 1876
The rsuiss ~ othes persoss having any iniefes,
10 he msien sonfs,ntd ia The i~ofrsofas decfees.
sfehssray moulded. hat have appointed wedns.
day ths 25ih dsY Of Fsbfoay l646 a. my Office IN
Nc cay "f NheriiBg. a. The t,ms sod plare. when
sod rb~fe. 1 shall erameaee he eonplss ssa 81
lie se'd sseounL ArNii hereby rr4uiSe The raid
Iafiies End lefs0ns 40 Interested in the sane. iu
sff.eaf hehlfs me os saiA 9sfh day 81 Fsbfssyi
1916. sol rrsioes heir respective tiaims fr al.
iusi msaI sud senisaepi.
i-n % JAMEs A CLARKE. Conf.
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.en4 DARE & nsGF. Un,oa ..
aICoNOMY IS MrALTn

AM having mouuhcieffi b. His ums Al
kirfs ~ Has ihatafc usually " ~, ua'h iaN-
% in pfico than usu,i. by hvntti ald caperisIced
Wofkmrn. wh.ch val enable ne b.. igfp out q 6t.
tate i!ai, 10 ans uuc Wanting = cheap aud gNfd az.
'eie. IhaNe hcen hvius ia tals chs a rhpd mary
years suj think I am rmuflsd ~ patronage. Con.
drrnsa van ing o 6fst rave VII llcsse leave ile.i
sasaSutv-, auj ~ a Wv DAY. ,heY ,hsl have ihcHl
according 20 ordcf. warrant a roito break.
Hats sud Caps 81 au ksni, constantly ~ haisi. p'
ny cheap iial ned Cap fac,op. conner VI Msiu
hpi Union ss. NhseiMs. W.
eci 30 sAMrFL y HARPER
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iNreHef Nnfs r'sertl afsaHmrnf ~ Hat al eve.
~ DC ttr'we. haf Catss Sc. ptfsars H..hinc g.
rofshsss shs ahssr auicirs ste r,spsrfult, ,.,,.,
70 gave htm : cih. in ,ho nom .rm,rly os,rr,rs
~ J'ha " Berry, as cofdase si,m. F.s 10
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wlLin n. oLpuAu.

n y iVh y L y l. a
XN1 ILL PRACTICE tn The Cuus,. OF Marshall
w Tyler aud ohn counties. Va GTTicE ~
AiAE.u,iL &. n. Va. GRAVE CEKEK f,sr orucE
srpll
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WnoLtsAlh - nErAlL

On I.ipn str e. usar ihs Siut hd
90 tsg Ms5kst Ilu-e.
DARE A. uOCE. ere nov manufacturing aud
viii hceP scnstanus op hard. n lnfeo as-aifn,ni ol
HATS ad CAPS % the finest -, i.-. and MANI.
isctursj fotn tho icsi maiSfiai- Bob of us heing
rfae 'cal HAITI -. ~c make and snpeTinietnl he
"sSire % ali The ilas We ,cli Oas Caps sc pa.
chssea ifip ,he inoii caieusiVe Cor hiausi.eUeD
80 ihe kfsisrn Cniss. a. thc low c. pTioss.
~ shosc 81 ~autofa cenuits aticle anJ isissi
1-ssscaa fashion 81 usis ssd Caps. AT, slNs,s
IND them "a unr ssuidi-husu. Nh,h We m'end q.
make tnsan nrd 'alkad 81 b. al mcn. lron ,
good wrfk and low ptrss
.ep DARE & UcG,g, Union -.
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TODD a. HOWELL,
SIGN Of tn biAtk AAMNcTiI BOOr,
SOUTH 81 oT AK SQUARE.
n ODD UCWEiI. wuuid inf'm III u
v her cd IsiNns hfd .l tie hniancc 81 lhi,
oomnunry. iha' Hcy IRE SOW ,scciying ifssh inn
nc rotittoFs oi he Eiaicm manu- afiuf f..n a.
''nHvs etsoi Derio Bios SLs,s Leather Ca,s
Lah' ifrdf e.. SC. vhia, las, p'eise iar.rsc ives
are 81 % good qn'h'y sDd vail be ssld a., loN =.
10y TT CO iui' - ibe sane auici,s. ihai is how or
ever has ttcn hrugat tuio this m.fLri, a., ,he,.
c'wds wee c~ircfuliy se,crted expressly iur our
rciail trade. they mvy be rojsei ugsn q. genuine.
ard d Ne sell any su,cis . rrme an :, ,hamli
MOI turn nat Oe sorh va ~ili mike il EooJ Ia ,he
pcEi purchase made by ssch lndiNlaaa
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COMPETITION IS Tng ilFE oF TRADE
GEO. ~: H;SpN,

TIMER AND PLUMBER,
He EspECTfUILT rniorm. hs iusnd. and The
M public g.ucfsf \. ihei he hiss e. mncnced The
PLUMBING Business.
an conisnytsun NHl hls pIcssni ha-incss OF TIMER
as b. veil Afeun stand NJ Is. Maiksi Sqnar,
~hetc be = always ready - ~at un hs customers
~ lie aNuVe hno iIo will lurai.h aud pet 90 ny
DiANTS ~ The shpfic-t naaicr. anI being deief.
n ned 90 RiNs ri cfsi sat,iscuun in 'hi- particular
h'anoh ofhi- Business he would call the aUraiion
oi The rnbltc 10 a yefY supeuOf nrielc ~ PaiesI
Lad ~ ~h,rh he has been at considerable ex
rshte 10 pracni" ft III putpse. md which he
eau ~ nj o. iutnsh compicie ~ 20 rsr cent lcs
,han u ha> u.eu doue Sc heretofore he 'hefef,t.
o't.Usa statc 81 public patronage, AMI icels CON
hleni lie VIII gave gentrl satisfaction.
Prr-un- ~ tft corrnify wphing wa'rr conveyed
imm .pnrgs 10 ihcir dwelling. vii be monp'i,
attended o.. octli
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wn chsrltnc & Others. DfeTs Js' AeeeHS'.
ABSTaACT.
.tro" eonsiisrnfira whereof. The csH-e Is r. k,,,
rcd 20 Mss',t Coma 'ssionpf wilsan. "a IA IN 20 a..
eeua'n Ana 'sPoi wis' zeal estate ccnveyed w she
dcfsniant Wm Nhsplfae h the Ttnsiess. Nv n.
deed 81 iru-i tslLe sth nen,s~netl ,.m.in. u,.oil
s'd What deb4. IN The said tcrd Il ,rns, provided
Tor femstn unpaid; ',gciher with sif Other tebf.
ehsfsrr. ncombrans - upon The said real e.,a,.
snd he order IN witch they arc entitled q, H.
i@id. And that fuf lhis purp5rc he give no,ica IN
ne saie creditors provhicd Cor BY ,he said deed.
sna M "ihefs. Ny advertisement q. be rubii,aeJ
81 lcasf 30 dsys Ia ssno rSw.rsr., oohg,.h.J ~
the cay 81 wheehng ~ cu,ns "a and cs,sbI..h,t, -,
drf's "r~'n the nsual Terms Add thar no sl., "a.
certain snd 'efott ~hsi mor iesar efees N. .si.i
trustees have "a their hands. ar sahjeet so thcir
control. To bs spsllea 70 Ihe payment az The sa,d
asbsS ond ii,ai no al-s stssI ady-pibss n,u.,
deemed pefrircni by hIuself. or specially required
~ any OF ne rsrics.'
AsD. NJ ano,hes day. 10 wit
On Wedaesdsy. Jsaasfy 9Isi. 1876.
1T teing suggested snd msSc know 70 the court
that Alexander Wilson. The commissioner lo ~hom
tbs caaso was tstetofcre fs'erred.had departed al,
lie. - 'fhnuf havsus c~cmpleied sr returned he AZ
eonsisS directed ~ Ito lotmer dscrse In th,. r,u,.
but that divefs rrocsrdihss have bsen LsI htEss.
ssia ecmmis''onsf orJer aid decree. aud .eyernl
~ lhe rsttes convened have predueed voucher.
and proofs before HIM. ftsrerting sarIon. mailer,
tcieNed % eofnmissionsr WILSON, tho Caou OOH
thetenPon sdisigr. orIt' and decree lAal has 9 ,ss
he 'efe'tej "a JAWS a CLaRgr. Esq. ono 81 ,as
commissioners tor taking accounts apyssn,s.i by ,hi.
enuf'. wise; giving due no,ire ~ directed BY sais
'oinef decree. D ~ eemplese The said areaunss sc
hefei fore refert~d 10 commissioned wsfson; COO
s'derins fef this gufpoee eli ycather. prooss are
evidence, duly rss-isesl ee0rs saSs commisaone
Wiison subiees io al jost sxcsp,aons. sos gisin,
ts ibsm iLe same effect as u me same were aga.t
brought sarsrard boIefo hinsseif.' 1'esse.
NKiSox ALAN r. LAIDLEY, Clerk,
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G. FRANzELL,

Nm. J RoA.
WHEELING. VA.
ID ESrECTFVLLy ,of,sIp- ih- ladies ol Vince
hne. that hc mauufsrintcs Ladies .ltot-I. %
ali sriLs. a.d COLOiiS. 81 superior quality an,
beauty. lie wsrranis all wofk ltetn his shop 10 ~
superior 10 Fsslefn Manufacture. and Will be sOsd
50 pct spt ,hserer.
The public arc invited a. call and ,ai,.fy the m .
s,iN.s loan iYn .
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NEW ftLI. AM WINTER a
GREAT ATTRACTION AT TnE
CHAP CASH CLOTHING Srpxt ~


Corner q Main and Monro, Sfree,e.
WHEELING. VA.
RiCE. has Just rsett-es ,,.,. n. ~.
-. fa'isdellhla ena Bai,,n.rr. ., ,.,.,.t.
.s's- soi i,suiiini sfosk ct rasAa.,s ga. rsn 49,,
".n'et Gods new styles aud ae~ prices
"'''"s 'ren, several weeks In me Essier, siii,.
a'' aieuded ell the aueisns. aud ,herc .,h,,,.,
"t so az gods at ,hs low ea raie. 70, go, !,
'e'' N'li as.nfed that | can Ytier ny old eo..sr,n
s"u '"r p"hhe ~ esa,r-l ,sneh shoape, Ba,r,,,.
uhan "'eef h"use wo,t ~ tie aIsun,ajns.
New y 'hs b'rc ft Cspilem,n Ia rcrlcnish nLei,
"a'd-rehc~ C"ll weailsr q. iasi approaching
when al val fnd q c..enisiiy peee...r , 49,
alrrt' s"sp'y OF Winter c'cihine.
Ttkius iuie Consideration ,hs harine,s Of he
tiir's, ! LaNs ,sksn unusvsi pam. 10 ruf,h s.e m,
S'Nds norh ds,nF'f than I have ovefd.ne beC 70
To- iAei ihai my cu.iog ers invariably pay ne The
cAff, enaliss 40 io make my purchases lor ca.h al
my own rncei tseF ore J nm ahic 10 sell Ia chesp.
er 'hhn ever All Eew a, I suii inietI 10 .et
D'VfS 0nihe pay down punciple. I have no he's.
'a'ion n sayics ihsi l can gave bcticr bassa.As han
ary establishment IA iidS ~ AIRY other civ.
tlOliiS. CASSlNfRES. &C-My stock con.
'iss iu lsu al Black. B,ue BLACK. BroNn n. rom,. In.
Nisildr Green and oifet Fancy cnlotei Bread
r"ihs b%eantipis iy'es iron, 81 L. Si0 pr,d Ffeneh.
E"ghsh nd Ame'T mn duuhie nnisd aud lmnled
isn'l $50 p'nln cAssiNixfs, II NJ 80 ,sry iofss
nss'Hfnfnt new styles sud nmarkshi, shcap ptices.
ifup 80 cess 10 81 $50 - ct Css.in,its IN CT.
or qusht's and rie'r. iuntn shirty ccnis to one
dulilr rloi ard r,ssu Cloihs 81 all cson aaS
~graliuss
NSfiNGS-Air stock ol Ncs,inss = la,sc and
tenuihni; al entire ueN sylcs aud very durahlc
psii'u', such ss6gd Nely.L wvolen Velvet. Nc.
RIM, While, Niaisc,n,s and vpsasu. oihs Kind.
Nq'hu.cE aHd TosbaioeS Biaakd, at sur. rior
qnalii's, o splendid ouI,ic - IiFANr EEuS
tniiahl' tor W'n'rt Wear. q large stock II Ofiesn.
LDfii. FtsNNtIs 81 al sore. AtFAcN 6suf,d
and p'atn;EE,TE and MrEiNl D'EcrsE, CAlror..
MrsLiNs MARQUIS oihct Articles hf Laaics' wear
TAli0iVS TRIMMINGS. n large n.afimcni
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-04-09

charge to her. She can tiuge them with sweetness or
bitterness ere they have chosen the channels where to
flow, or learned to murmur their story to the time
pebble Greece, that disciple and worshipper of wis
dom neglected to appreciate the value of the feebler
sex, or to believe that they who had the moulding of
the whole mass of mind in its first formation, might
help to infuse principle of permanence into national
existence. Rome, in her wolfnursed greatness-in
the corruption of her imperial purple, despised the
moral strength that lay hidden under her physical
weakness But our country has conceded everything,
the blessings of education the equality of companion
ship, the luxury of benevoence, the confidence of
cuturers office, to those young buds of being, in
whom is her wealth and her hope. What does she
require of our in return for these courtesies: Has
she not right to expect that we give hands to
every cause of peace and truth-that we nurse the
plants of temperance and purlty-that we rown on
cry inroad of disorder and vce-that we labor in all
places where our lot may be cast, gentle teachers
of wisdom and charity, and that hold ourselves, in
domestic privacy, the guardians of those principles
which the sage defends in the halls of legislation and
the priests of Jehovah upon the walls of Zion.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-04-09

He mentioned few cases, demonstrating this clear
y and presenting it in strong light; and really, in
corroboration, can hardly avoid saying never did
Witness at the same season of the year, all kinds of
herds in so fine condition-he assuring me that prob
ably, owing to the mdness of the climate sheep pro-
duced uniformly twice year; and disease was yet
unknown among the herds Of the country found the
country undulatng and admirably watered, and par
ticuarly from Wallawaa Eastward we'll grassed- the
blue mountain, stretching to the North and South af
fording rich supply of timber to meet the demands
of large district of country on either hand of in
viting character.
In future Number, the localities of these Missions
will be described, their dongs and prospects dwet up
on, and the movements of the Hudson's Bay Company
properly explained. In my next the lower country,
embracing the Willamette valley and sea-coat will be
considered concerning which are little more sat
isfactory informed, thought is but proper to say that
only small portions of it have been duly explored, and
earnestly hope for the sake of future emgrating par
ties for whose instruction writing, that our Pres
ident who had so much at heart the webeing of Or
egon, will early take into consideration the propriey
of sending there properly qualified exploring party
to bring fully to light the vast resources of this
new and interesting country. ELIJAH WHITE
Washington, Dec. Is, 1915.
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Duties Of Women to their Country,

The shelter and protection of free government al
SO demand awakened and grateful energies Since its
welfare is involved in the virtue and intelligence of its
subjects the character and habits of every member of
its great family are of Importance. l imagine that
hear from the lips Of some of the young and spnghty
of my sex the inquiry, "Why need we concern our
selves in the affairs of politicians? What share have
we in the destinies of our country" The same share
that the rll has in the rivulet, and the rvue has in
the sea, Should every little streamlet larry at the
fountain head where would be the river that dispens
es the fertility--the ocean, bearing commerce and
wealth upon its never-ending tide. Woman possesses
an agency which the ancient republic never discover
ed The young fountains of the mind are given in
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-04-09
From the N. Y. Tribune.

The following letter, written in answer TO our
personal solicitations, is of more real worth to
mankind than all the Presidents and Governors
Messages, Kings speeches and Diplomatic des-
patches of the last ten years When O when!
shall the truths it embodies come to be generally
appreciated and acted on? Manual Labor
Schools and Colleges must yet become common
among us, if we are ever to have a truly indie
pendent and fearless Christian Ministry, thor
oughly useful Medical Faculty or a generally
educated People. The clergyman who obtain
ed his education by his own labor will dare to
proclaim the most unpopular truth, regardless Of
his most afiluent and fashionable pew-holders
the Doctor so educated will become popular
teacher of Agriculture and General Chemistry
from the love of impartlng knowledge and doing
good and the aspiring youth will covet an ed
ueation, not that he may thereby escape life of
labor but that he may be qualified to labor ef-
Rcently. Read the following.
OBERLIN, ONO, Feb, Sd, 1916.
MR Horace GREELEY Dear sir In ac
cordance with your kind request, made to Pres
Mahan, we send you such statistics and results