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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-29

CLOTHS, TEA CLOTHS. TABLE CLoTHs,
WtNiOW BLINDS. FtRE SCREENF. uOpR
PiErES, COACH CpBTAtN gTUFF, GREEN
BAtIE al sfnE HoARUs ~ REAtE, ETANuE,
unEN.
TOsErH WOOD, Of Ess Wheeling. would respect
~ fully iuforul the pubic that be Is prepared "a sxeeute
orders fOr anything enumerated sioye o. b. he line with
nestHese, Durability aud despatch.
Housa Painting, Glazing sna Fspaf nSnging sipo al
ended ~.
Eaidence and shop near ihc od Crown Glass works.
r. sKE6AtARATUg-
70 tens Kcdtpcky Gtwir No Toiaers.
90 bo3os FoxN starch, for stc By
80 Nv PAXTON AGO.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-29
COUNTY

session ert Nonday "a every month. onsftrf sessioss
hesa In Mach. lane. Augusf sRs Ncseuhef,
ARCH nj presiding Justice,
ZJAfOn, Prosssaiirs AuefnFys
IOgtN MFfd.LOfH, Clefk,
EIfIAH nay. Csfonsf,
GTss W rlGafF. Commissioner q Revenue,
sA1t % OLDHAM, 81 ceautT
a. s.,.er..t Taad aodbsn
SCnOOL COMMISSIONERS.
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OFFICERS ELECTED BY COUNCIL

SsEaeAsr-T = sHALfGRNTS.
p s1prN sr~-it WAsd. y MNanzhien;-2Hd Want,
5snrs hsConneiI, ;-1Fd Wsrd, Geo Duty;-4ih and,
rhiliy Bssf.-yb Wsrd, J Guy.
PaHaraEN CosstTTEu-ist Nafd, Thomas Campbell;
Ind ard, A = Tadd.-7rd Wand. v w HsFdinr.-iu
W ard John obin@oaf-stheNar wv kssrst
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9EO, RICK n.
TAILOR AND mp

lhiLOk
~ ATELY ofthe city ofBaitimofe, would respectfully
- inform the citizens Of Wheeling and vicinity. that
pe has openod an establishment on Main street, few doors
below The Nifginis Hotel, and next door 20 the Meaning
Tsiegrsph" onos, where Fentiemen's garments VIII Re
made M IN the neaiesi and most fashionable style, and a.
reasonable prices. Having heen engaged e. cHttet for the
last sx years IN some ofthe hest ct Attachments w the eas-
tern cities, he fattsrs himsslftbst he will Re able 10 give
general satisfaction 10 ell who may hvor him with their
custom. An apprentice wanted 70 learn the shove husi
neeF. sep 7f
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-29

T1,sms. ~Tiustes. NWLpu- Ioln Hamilton, " W
FhiBirs, 7 w MITCHELL. , n Morrow Geo %Rohinsoa, o Y
Fant, w Limetick, } Tanner. " Nelson, . Anick, II
Isasb. " Eehoi1, H Assua.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-29

Ldtf RObiasDH 4 HILL
C1erh. Tiouse. Fqn and urnamenssl aN.nas 00.
ficf. i5 Main etrfrf.
t~spEtrfttAF trforH4s ne friends ard ~ tafn,
taai be- n ffepsnti ~ ~ a1 kinds ~ tnsinse.
lrr. 1u t'c he's ieins Sc hss also a. tanA q as
ucH sfffrff Al sftnfnt ~ ~ indea nf1f $3.50
teII,H Do wis., sfHUn favorable tefWa. fA -
if.m foief sod Nifanftpef buiiisfa. bst -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-29
575 FUR HAN

AsONfC ~CHARI-mst received ua ws-u-
IVA rhsr ~ p 7. Cree, q g. atuie lasa sfafsof
becr . h0Hu5
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-29
Ready .lWodc q 0fhi. z.

Cloth Dress aud Frock Goats, from, surerfne to Me.
dunn; a full and complete assortment Of Summer Coats;
a complete sssor,S emf comprising all the varictie~, quail
tiles and yriccs: Casinei, ny Jeans aud Tweeds IresS
aud froek Goats; a very general aSsor,u cni do do; Cas-
sirncres. Cass:nei. Cord aud Beaverton Pants, do do
Round Jackets, &C. &c.
Also 90 doz tine Linen and Muslin Shirts: nosous .,
Coliars, &c. - dor. common do, fancy striped Linen
and Muslin do; Palmetto and LcghoTn lIais, with tho
usual variety of Suspcndefs, ! Hose, sc.
I invite my friends and customers and all in search OF
good Goods TO give me a call, assuring them 1 can aud
VIII sell tlrT a good article al fair prices for cash or the
usual terms 10 prompt customer, Reeolleet No. 30 Wa
ter Street. ALEXANDER ROGERS
anil u.
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MAYOR-H G GOOD,
OOCNCiIM

SSsScG~r THE PROTECTION INSURANCE 90.
oFposiIE tHE NoSpor norsr. WMf fETERsON,As
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flPl Ou .R0de CI0fbtnp
AND CHEAP GOODS
At MO, lOf
ADJOINING FORSYTH a BAKER's,

WATER 81 VA
THE SUBSCRIBE natters himself frsm an expert.
enoe OF 10 years an mere u,tile business In this city, that
he can anticipate the wants OF his numerous customers
aud friends in the selection &c ehoise aud scasonahIe
Goods, takes pleasure in announcing To them thai he is
now receiving and will continue To receive monthly
throughout the season. tbs largest aud best selected stock
ofGoods ever offered In the Clothing Trade in this city,
purchased from the hest houses IA Philadelphia and Raj
un,orc, aud selected from the choicest 4 most approved.
snakes the msst desirable Goods OF the Season, and will
ee sold for a very small advance, viz: French, English
aud american Broad Cloths froIn %surerfine 10 medium:
Twinsd nelgian do do, Invisible Green, Hue ard Lon.
don Brown do do; extra heavy hlue and Waol hrk dou.
bic mihed Cassinreres very desirable; also single milled
plain and fancy French aud English Cashmere very sI.
perior and cheap; aiss 4 4 and O. Gold aud silver mixed
and plain 1weeds, from fine To medium French Linen
Drill all qualities; Summer Cloths. drab d'Eic, Persian
Indiana and orleans do; SEQ -. Linen and Coitsn Plaid,
striped and Check Pan,aloons; Stuh NestinVs, plain.
striyed, Mode, s.erino and other Fancy vesiines in great
variety. The above goods will he made To order by a
FIRST rate cutter aud good worknen warranted equal To
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WATER STREET
STORE

IND DosR BELOW q. s. uoTEL
WIEELINCy, A..
TIL. Ht GHES,JR.
70 ESPECTFUILY asks q conttnua'io on of the very H.
~ heral patronage that has heretofore bean extended TO
The above concern, assuring those who will favor hin,
VIA a csu' that he viii continue, nv sIiet attention 10
business, 10 sell them goods on the most Reasonable Terms
ana al prices that cannot fail 10 please, aug "a
FASHION PoW AUTUMN. SIG
HROWNsl inches high-7i6 Yeonan-! hel al sides
~ Lilo front and resr--t curve.
Ttr-t oval, ! curve, lie convex,
BRIs@ inches wide front and rear aud n I6 a.uihos
snas,i edge curl, slightly rolled at sides.
sErs-ilsslopeg, A &c ipehcseur
bASDfNc@gi-i6 wide, Saiin antSrsin a. lrrdE x
B.SDiSe.-a inch vide. fine uhbed satin edrrd.
The above fasbionAhle Fall beaver Hat viii 10 found nj
; h HARPER 5 Fashionable Hat and Gao store. corner
of Main and Union sweets, where lie has this day reeefv
cd his assortment Of Hats from New York.
No l ash Beaver $40 Noe Coney Hat l.aT
AGO No SIN Molcskin hat :. 80
No ] Russia Hat 800 Ciszed has -
LIS Drsb Spuuing hats Is
No Concy Hat 10 DTsh and hin wool hat 81
CAPS!tAP !CJItAPER bIiAN ANY.
Transparent Moh1.r Caps.
Chiidreu's cloth Caps Gents common cars
velvet =" Boys conn on. caps,
Rows hk cloth Cars Gents ve,yct sUk game q,
Cents fine bin cloth Caps [" " " -
Together with all tinds made ffom 10 cts to $3.50
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LOOK IN
TO THE FOUR ME DOOpS

to TIE .FUOh BIU DOORS
corner Of Main and Monroe SIS. al The peH
kHo1n cheap cash clothing store of
s.. RICE.
III HAvE received my entire stock Of Fan and " MIA,
= Goods. and do think you will cay thai YOU never
rocked al 80 large and - fashionable stock OF goods in
Tue tly OF Wbsciing. Knowing the fact that the
wheeling Papers are like myself very much crow ded for
Room, have determined on max ing my advertisement
as short a. possible. will only enun,ers ie some II The
lesaIns atiees. such as Broad cloths all shades, color.
and qualities from . 100 Ia $1,000.
CassimeTS do. hom d CENTS 10 Al 81. C,sin..,. 10
from, y cents SOC. Tweed do. from = cents 10 81. 20.
and White embroidered safips.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-29

OFFICE oF THE COLUMBUS INSURANCE. co.
At sHaisrn A sTELLE's WARS norer, " s1rR 81.
Secretary,
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LOOK OUT..
MOS nIGHIS-
" ATER ST. CHEAp "a

CLOTHING STORE;
Second door bdoie ne Unitsd States Hofsi.
HH<eIur Ia
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yEGTTNBL REMEDIES
AT BRENTLlNGER'S APOTIIECf


vEGTTNB LE HEMRDIES
AT BRENTLlNGER'S APOTIIECA,
Ashlond Square. Whs,ling. Va.
HE subscriber hes this day ieep APPOINTED sole A.
rent in ihis city Tor the sale Of nocior j. Roses
HIGHi.Y CELEBRATED VEGETABLE
adapted 10 the vSrisus diseA-es to whieh thc human 10
dy is subject, OF which the follow ing Is . Lists
ofsll chronic diseases: affections ofths lungs and scro
fulous affections.
Dr Rose. Consh Syrup, for diseases Of the lungs, ca.
tarrh, bronchitis, sc.
Dr. Roses Group or Hive syrup
Dr. Roses Compound Extract Of sanaparIla
Dr. Roses Astbmaio Elixir
W. Roses cough Lozene,s for irsiaiion ofths throat &
Dr. Roses Llniusni for weakness ~ pain 10 the chest.
DT. Roses Tonic Mixtures for chills and fever.
Dr. Roses Vefmifnge, a safe and els SSoious remedy for
worms.
Or. Roses Tonic Anti. Dysrsptic. for all disease. of
the stomach andboweis, cholera iafanium, sc.
Dr. Roses Female Pin, superior % the Hooper riH.
DIR. Roses Tonic Alternative NeVeiahie Pills, an efica
cious remedy for diseases 81 the Liver.
DR.. Roses strengthening Plaster for weakness " ihc
BACK. Breast, side or stomach.
Dr. Roses sreoidc for Epilepsy thu only positive re.
medy for the disease ever discovered,
Df. Roee's HheufnEiic Mixture, never known TO fail.
bf. Roses Asiringent eornFnund. forh wmursre or the
splitting Ofhiood. or hrthe oute ofali discharges fblood.
DO. Roses Syrup for cholera and bowel complains.
Alto
Dr. Rors's TEN INITIATING
TURE Tor initiating toe sf cells Of the lungs in cases o
weak Breasts.
ErtrOci from the Natipe Eagle.
~. Rose y aErsdnsie 81 The University OF PcnnsyIva
MIA, sed has ff many years praciicsd ht- profession ~
thts city WIN signal success. lie has Onon sssurcd n
that his Lancet is rusty" and his incidence purely veve
table, which " ~ tssif q strong recommendation "a on
mind snd taking into consider alton that be is not ont
htssvsissn q fair trial. should disease lay lis m,hles
hands npon our humanity.
for particulars esIlon BEENTIlNGEH.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-29

coRSER OF MoNRoE AND WATER srs..
Consisting In part OF the following; Satin leans.
.hcsks ofevery Kind; slate cord Linen. Drah 40. p,ox,,
90, hrookreid do, Gtnghems. Cotton CaSSimeres H.,vv
hefreys, eettinefs. Linens OF al Kinds: Summer elo,b..
.ro'on coating; TNeeds Gold MIXED. do Dark. do D,ah
BIN sumglef cloths; Snspenders, Gloves and Stock.
and Satin: also Bingham and lac.
onet eravs,s. scsrfs, SILK and Satin.
Fine cas-imeres, French Doe skin do: Fancy Plaid.
French do; Wool Black Buckskin.
NESTtNGS-Cashn ere. MarSailIe. SIN ana SAT-, q,
every quality.
CLoTHS-Super hnc French cloth. black do. Blue do
Green do, Brown do, Invisible Green dc.
Al OF which VIII he made up TO order al the shortest
notice and most fashionable and nesiesi style aud Al very
law prices. II Is not necessary for me TO tell the puh,ir
that | am a TAtoE: for u H. well known that b,ye
held my place a. = fashionable Tailor from tho very M.
ersl support ofthis Fashionable commsuity and have Al.
ways stood No. T..
The public win find Il 10 their advantage IN call Al, The
Great Central Route Clothing Store, where they " M find
a FIRST rate assortment Of
kPS dv .H0dc Clothing
all Of this Springs make and not the accumulation Of an
Old stock efeighi or ten years standing. assure the
public OF those who patronizs inc, that all my garments
are made In the latest styic, ofgood Coodr. and W IN war.
IAN, my work to ~, and for Low PRICES that cant he
GAINS.
az. 20. A. NJ. ADAMS.
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GOOD INTENT
CLOTHING STORE.

y. Tie TEUSN ttN,
IANE a splendid stock OF Ready ado Clothing on
4A hand That they viii sell far below cost To- make
room for their NEW FALL STOCK CuE.e on. then.
10 the first door above the Emitted States Hotel yau
VINO won!d eIoihe yourselves in the he~i manner for liz.
TIC money. aug eS yH HUSS 4 co.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-29
NOTICE.

NJ ANiNC disposed Of a portion OF my STORE In Tn
- Hughes, Jr. u u necessary for me to have my busi
ness realed up; all personr, therefore. know ing them
selves indebted to the undersigned either by note or bosI
account a'e requested 10 make payment to Til. Hughes
Jr: who " authorized to receive the same
Wheeling, Aug. u, 1910. NJ. :. LEECH.
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Capt Smi;h, Win leaVs Pittsburgh every StNpAY al 70
O'Clock, 81, Wheeling ct 10 = NJ, and Cincinnati oVer,
WsDNEspAY Al no O'Clock, AM.
For freight aud passage apply on hoard. Nov -.
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ALLIQUlPPA

tRpt Itufurd, viii leave Fittsiurgh every gArrnbk
al 10 O'clock, A ", Wheeling 10 & VI, and CIucInnai
every TUEsDNS al 10 O'Clock, 81.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-04-07
TRUST NOT YOUR FREEDOM IC
TIE FRANKS.

AT the late Abolition Convention al fil"es-
burg, the enquiry was made what wing )"
in Congress had ever done any thing TO aooi-
ish slavery? These men affect to have for
90, the constant efforts Of the Wing party for
this object for 90 years past The labors and
sufferings of such men as J. @. Adams
SlaJe, Giddings and others have served only
to bring down upon those gentlemen double
portion of their malice and execration.-
Nothing, il would seem, would satisfy them
but TO see such devoted patriots as J. u. BIZ
new. Stewart, Smith and Garrison Installed
in power, surrounded and sustained by those
disinterested friends OF the lashed-marked
slave in Vermont, many of whose most noisy
leaders are hackneyed politicians who have
been discarded by other parties bnt would
doubtless kindly lend their services to prevent
any interreguum for want of officers TO MI
the various subordinate stations in the gov
eminent.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
Weybrid &c, April l, 1886

Our Washington dates are TO Friday IN
elusive. There has been much opposition
on the par of administration members TO
the communication OfIbe estimates referred
in the Presidents Message, and they arc
still withheld. 1t is said that the following
propositions were submitted 10 the Naval
Committee Of the Senate, from The Navy
Department an expenditure Of tlCenty nal
hons of dolLars !; a marine of thirty-Sir houS-
and eight hundred men, and the Increase oil
the number Of frigates TO forty; the number
of steamers to forty, and The number Of slooPs
of war to forty!
The estimates. whatever they were, were
IN the hands of the Committees some three
months ago; and their long sleep shows wha'
degree of importance was attached TO Them
The estimates of the War Department, II
is stated. were for fifty thousand men, to he
called INTO The public service at the direction
Of the Executive The House has given
twenty-nine hundred Of all these thousands
10 he added to the rank and 6le Of ,be army.
and The Senate have made provision for a
regiment Of ri1emen, and a company of sap
pers and miners neither House, AT present,
however, concurrinS in the acts OF the other
A resolution calling for additional cores
pondence upon the Oregon question, offered
some DAYS since by Mr.. Clayton of Delaware
is vehemently opposed by MIR: Allen, th'
chairman Of the committee on FureI5n lie
laiions.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-04-07
ACQUITTAL OF TIRRELL.

We noticed yesterday that Albert J. Tir
rell, under Trial in Boston, for the murder o
Mrs. Maria Bickford. had heen acquitted
The Boston Mercantile Journal of Saturday
afternoon says:
al the opening Of the court this morning
Judge Dewey commenced his Charge 10 the
Jury. 1t was an able efort-and occupied
upwards OF Two hours. The Jury retired al
a quarter before eleven, and at one O'Clock
this afternoon, they returned with Il verdict
of NOT GUILTY. The ground Of their
verdict being understood to be want OF
proof, and not on that of somnambuism. The
prisoner was discharged from this Indictment,
but ordered TO remanded upon the charge of
arson, which rests upon the same evidence.
The excitement was intense in and about
the court house, The crowd raising an i'm
mense shout as he was carried of.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-04-07

CHERRY. 1t was known many years
ago that the wild cherry tree of this eli
mate possessed valuable medicinal prop
critics. Indeed this fact was known by the
Aborigines, and decoction of the leaves
or bark of this tree has ever been regar-
ded by their physicians as one of the most
effectual remedies in many diseases. This
fact, several years hence, arrested the at
tention ofDr. Wistar, a highly respecta-
bic practitioner, of Virginia. He investi-
gated with care the healing properties of
the wild cherry-tested its effects when
administered alone, and when in combina-
ton with other remedial agents He
found that its natural virtues might be
greatly improved, and by combining it
with ingi edlents, whose prpperties were
well and generally recognized, a medicine
was produced which constitutes a remedy
fgreat value in pulmonary affections, and
diseases of the chest and throat diseases
which are provcrbially prevalent in our
cities and large towns, and often prove ia
tai, swelling the bills of mortality to a
much greater extent than is the case with
most other 1--WE had almost said, all other)
classe of diseases.
This medicine, called fistar's Balsam
of Wild Cherry coming from such re-
spectacle source, and carefully prepared
by an experienced aud skilful physician,
was received by the public wi h conf
dence Its efficacy has Lem proved in
many obstinate cases of disease-and its
fame has rapidly extended. 1t has been
extensively used in every part of the
country, particularly in the Middle and
Northern States-and strong testimony
from intelligent and highly respectable
persons, has been adduced in favor of its
merits as a remedy for colds, coughs, aft
ections of the chest, diseased liver and
dyspepsy. The propr;etor's sole agent,
SETH w. FowLE, l3S Washington street,
is one oflhe most respectable druggists IN
this city, who will answer in the most free
and satisfactory manner, any inquiries
which may be made in relation to its true
character, and the beneficial effects which
it has produced in many cases, which were
generally regarded as desperate-BostOn
Journal
For sale by w. P. Russell
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N5-More than 10000 German Immigrants
arr, ed al New \ orh last year, from Bremen.


NPMore than 10000 German Immigrants
arr, ed al New Y rl last year from Bremen.
THE MoRMoNs. The Hartford Times
complains that Mrs. King, of that CITY.
had seen fiji TO leave with two Mormon Ell
ders Tor Nauvod or California. abandoning
her husband. She took her little boy OF 7
wears of age, hut the faIhe: recovered him.
She left The 4ih chnrch abont year ago.and
joined The Moimons. being one of the four
converts made in Hartford. These Nor
mons who go about doing good will not Sc
cure public confidence by inducing wives and
mothers to leave their homes and journey TO
the wilderness with these Elders.
PArRoNIZING AGRICULTURAL SOcIETIEs.-
The Legislature of Ohio has passed law
constituting a State Board OF Agriculture,
and providing that when an agricultural So
ciety shall be organized in any county Of the
State. and a sum of money raised not less
than fifty dollars, nor more than will be equal
to half cent on each inhabitant Of the coun-
ty, a like sum shall be granted from The State
Treasury.
Mr.. Thomas Richie Jr.. arrived in this
city. by the cars. on Monday last, and pro-
ceeded at once to Chesterfield Court House,
to give him%eIfin the custody Of the proper
officers of that county. We are informed
that Mr.. Richie refused bail. and that his
trial Will take place on the 55th inst.-Rich-
mind Whig.
The No2MoNs DEPARTED AT LAST
We learn, says the Warsaw Signal of the 18th
-. IL H.. II
march, from their encampment in Iowa, on
Saturday moruins last. About 1000 went
along.
IL The Times, the scurriIous {Cass and
Allen,) paper in Washington that libeIled the
Senate. ended its dissraceful career on Tues
day night. If the evil il has essayed TO do
shall live aiier II, its mory will be immor-
tai
CANADA.-The Canadian Parliament mel
at Montreal on the 20th ult. In view of the
possibility of war with the United States
the acting Governor earl Caihcarf) recon-
mends re-org anixation ofthe Militia.
TRIAL OF Thomas RiTcHIE.-Ritchie's
trial. for the late murder of John Fl. Pleas
ants. was commenced in the Supreme Cour
at Chesterfield, Va. on the 25lh ult.
~ The examination in the case oftht
Patuxet SLAYER, mt New York. is concluded
Mr. Graham, for the defence, declining to ex
anime any witnesses. The captain wal
committed in default of $4,000 bail and tn,
mate of 81; SOC.
SLAVE TRADER Guaranteeing Lar
kins. captain OF the slave schooner Merchant
Captured by the U: S. District Court a
Charleston S. G.
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LADIES' SCHOOL.

THE Spring Term ofthe School for young la
L dies and Misses, at the Chapel of the old A
cademy, viii commence on Wednesday, the 18th
dav Of 4 pril A D. 1916 under the tuition of
MISS MARTHA II. BLISS.
The course of instruction in this school will
embrace all the branches usually taught in
Schools and SeminarieS for young ladies'
Terms for Quarter Of II ,reeks.
English branches, $500
French and Latin Languages each 100 Ex-
Drawing and Shading 200 ira.
Tuition for Misses under lOyearsof
age, 200
Embroidery, and all kinds of plain and orni-
mental needle-work, taught without additional
charge.
Lessons in Music will be given to such of the
pupils attached TO thssehool, as may wish to re-
ceive instruction in that department, by 4 lady
residing in the village, of established reputation
as a teacher, at the usual prices.
Board in good families, in the vicinity Of the
school, can be obtained al 81 so Ter week.
OZIAS SEYMOUR.
MiIdlebury, March 3d. 1916. 47;3w
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Correspondence ofihe Public Ledger.l
OREGON-IMPORTANT RUMOR

Washingt. n, March 70.
THE DISPATCHES BY TIE HrBERNIA.-l learn
this evening from quaTler which l think en- i'll
ell TO implicit credit that the dispatches received
by the Hibernia, from McLane, inform cur gov
eminent substantially that the British govern
ment will make no more propositions for the set
Element of the Oregon question, that our govern
lnenls al liberty to give the notice orto pass such
laws as they may think proper for the protection
of our citizens in Oregon, but that the subjects
of Great Britain are molested, or any collision
takes place between the citizens of two countries
in that territory, the United States must lie pre-
pared for the consequences, as GreatBritain will
not permit any improper Interference with her
own rights or the rights ofthose under her protec-
ton. Mr.. 3ilwel, one OF iheAuaches of the Brit
sh Embassy Iere, left in the cars this evening
with dispatches fol the British goVernme II from
Mr.. Pakenham.