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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-16
RELIEVE ANO LIVE
Wonderful Cure Of Pulmonary Consumption
cy Ihoasoa's compound Syrup Of Tar and
Wood Naphfhal
FnuAprlpu,A, Mar 3. "a


FafLApElPH'A Msy 3. ~.
Mr 3 y Th"mP.on-Dcar ssr-i, is ns within
'h~ P'wsr ~ las gssse Ia exffss. so you The ssst,-
Jade I feel lf y"ur k,nins-s. sui hid ! shih,y tbs
iame q yenr medicine shou'd No snund~d ihsoush-
eot the wossj ls The besehi Of .uHE srinz hsmsns,y
IN 'vep cline. ! do not say 'o much ssd we'll
ai'esisi iac's bear ne oai. when I ssy voar cosa.
"a "a Vi syrup Of Tar and Wood Nsphshs. has. ihsenxl.
Fsssdrn'e =. hiea<iiy saisrd me ffom . death bed.
Lta bl eohiracicd y severe cold sesaissnx IN
sh'leni rh 'mrnat'on az The Iunss. ~hich hires ms
'nio . rapid decline. with fscking eessh. spsuius OF
eo-i ralp'silon of The hear and oppression; sui
At times the circulation seemed .aspeaaed:s eeld-
Sees would rosne ovss ms. and I fsis that the pow
ets ofitfe were fact giving way. Nushsnx I took
essshisd me NV appetite having ish me-. my .ss-
mth sd bowel 10 icing esapirisiy dessnrrd and
ny rhjse'sn gsss nc %. saying ! Was pol help
SD npsi dis.
Mf fieksfs. one Of he saJsrssrnsd. called 70 see
ssd k'adly bsooshI ws q bssls ~ yoos saed,sias.
sa' hs'nd fs- tn . dying sac. he iss me esefseiae
- ryff. saS Z - tss fssissd - TO swsiisp ~itfs
= Ssaipaisy . sssspssnisi. and astonishing Indeed
sdsctY before sahins ny l.s hstsi< ! shss~
~hssA ~ lung. . is'se sas"s,'y u s"fsap' ms'ier
$50. = Aked ne wonderfully sna enabled NY
"a !. Zoe, gJhe disease vac esar'sisiy sssesssd.
,s....,... =. a.gshis psssesse siss.s . sws my
~ M. f.e..~,or fs sos~e sss=e : irsf eAsrss
a.a...a1. kn,. me stssssy's Hesd,ez Ron. aud
ss.s. - : .s.sewsws !. .sea s~sf ~ssrrss tkss The
Wa iseissEs ef ls>tk Use
isn ssspsesfsily yssreaFsses
wAsHsNnr
Chsflesfs sisssf< MACK.
we he andsr~spsd. hsiak rsssonfs csosee.
~ish Washing isa ksssk sst hs esazees@ssisd
~sssss ~ shs sssspshtss s6ecs. 81 ~. eesr
e-ss yessf syrup ~ Tar saa NspAsks. sna Heea's
ct sAs e,-sss ssassasn. 9Th
JOsEFH WINNER. sse Nsssk TA,sd 3,
DAVID yIrkERs. a. Alspexs n,
u HUGH n SiNLkY.
!. 50 easssr ~ Tssaassns sns Years a.
GO W JOHNSON. Msfkss ssas,s
FEB Is 6a stt Aesas as WsaseEn sa.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-16
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CoNGRESs.
wAsntxaroS.

WAsntSGroS. Feb. IL.
IL ihe Senate he bill from the House Civ
Jog the notice 10 England was further dis.
.cu.~cd bs Mr.. Clayton. Ia iavor OF the amend
ment Of Mr.. cnt,enien. which leaves IL OPP
iionsl with the President. eScep, tina, il shall
act h. eiyea before he clos of the present
Ss-iuu
IN he llou-. the pension bill was discussed
ia cunml,,oe, and finally reported TO ,he
uousc.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-16
Water in the channel 8 Il. Prshns.
LAVE AID nIALru-n. y. ;.,..-

LFE AND nEALrH-ns ssn isr,hs s,...
ct his.s'"g b~s'o~~ vi upon nan. Bet wltk -.
as inhabitants al 'h,s sinful and ssostlepssS ~ksn.
~s are e'np' lied ~ me-, s'ekss~s ed p,,1,s.i
svea death Ail.~sse P.esisncs ne ssves -
The vegetable kirs3.~ esssssn sssjses uA;.S
shsn sstfse'ci With seienes. ~siI ssess dss,sss n.
q. infancy and r'os~ns he sss ssssoa. ne &c,
hs' 80 many ss''o"s are daily dying of sAssdsesa.
ial discssc ~CossamVfrun. shoah a. oe~s .~.L..
'hsse Who are bu' slightly effected. to . ssos, a
daiy hey o~e 10 'hsh-sIvss. sad pro~sss : lew
ei'iss ~ DR. Danesn's Erp>css rsss Remedy. sod
zee u 'm"rdisfe's sccooisns ~ he d,secsisos:
"h~'eey ,oai lie may ee sp~ssd ssd macy yesss
sea, ~ liie. Health an! tisps,nsss. rvs ale ~
isb 10 & X B MARSH. Man 81.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-16
CRIME pnmApELruIA.-T Tho -,

jury ot PhIla blphii were discharged Oh Sat
urtay, after a session oi % days, during
which 5t3 changes were submitted TO them,
AM Us ira bills foUnl, Or follows.
Arson ! adultery ? assaults and battery 81.
Burglary !, higomy ! couuttrfciiing5 s. con.pi-
RAGS q, ialsc pr-tehce, D.. forgery =. iouii0-
ton aud bostcriy z, highway robbsry i. iul,.
centcNposion OF person. ! |lafccny CD middleton.
mischief 2, misiemganor 10 nuisance .
perjury ,, uOtA riot anj a-sault esd batter,
;. receiving stolen goods D. selling ln;tsg
tickets aud policies l6. uPpiire hJuscs -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-16

We regrc, 60 Learn that . Young woman,
named Mary Ann Miles. daughter OF Mordccai
Mi e. residing near iiofFcraud Dunlap's mill
on Wecgee creek, Belmont CO. drowned her.
cell on the 2nd inst. She was heard by the
ncighbors, but before she could b. rescued.
late was extinct. At Coroncr's inquest the
verdict WAS ia acconicncc with the above.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-16
HONORABLE ORIGIN OF TnE NAME

HNNUhNULt UAIuIN OF III NNNIH
MkifERNlJti-Ibn nam Wa ongnslls
Meter. bat received toe addition al ihe Last
syllable in ihe follow iug maunef-ln one a
Ia gu'dt hittles i ths hiicrnih ccntuv, ths
Emperor OF q rmlnv saw an cniifs ngimrnt
take to flight. with thc exception Of one mau.
Who siuol biz gr1und aud dcl nicl himself
g~allauii, ili D., icll oovsrd with wounds.
The Emperor inquired his name. Il was
Meter. That night. 90 supper, talking otthr
rrsiment in gnesiipn-the, allhei-b1t Mst-
Ter Richf tnpi.) The family adopted tn al
diiionol moa3sylllhlr. and hencr The origin Of
The house 81 Mciicmi1h.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-16
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Am.rirn-

lhfoHiANi DECl>loN.- The American
Vice Chancellor ot New YORK has decided that
the Bonds a The Dry Dock Company. smonn,.
ing 10 S210.OOo, with interest sincr ISIS are
,oil, on ibe ground at usnrs. The bpnhs were
given 10 the American Lils Insurance ani
Trust Company, secured by mortgage on real
estate.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-16
nREAnFIL ACcInENr

The North Adams tNiass) Tan-riut e..
ldtes the particulars I'd a dreadful accident "a
o %sleighlng party, BY which scyeal tcrson.
have bren tualmed iog Use sna othenit 4.
feared will not anivr. o. Monday is.t DE
young men sud women oi a.. %Niilsle wen,
es usual 60 the top at Chuuh bah. dow
which ihey have been in tlc habit at siiip.
upon a large sceir, snd Boa ihr most ha,irI1H.
manner III boa wts . complete sheet b.
ice tom thc tor 20 thc bottom. ami tt,s.t..
hse 0i them loaded thrmselyrs uol4 ,a
traverse sleigh, with shafts Ir p.r,l
whose business 30 was to rulis. itf rar ...I
"a thc sleigh b lors BE- fat lri ths f..f a. rs.
bin. .nd it came doNu wilh iHs irI.tI OHM.
man iiir. hkc the mshiU- 1f Cd mi.Iir, vi4I
and striking against o m5pI- .ne fu i. ~
sccnt, shivrrsi th. sl.IsI fl a.um. et.f.
those Iu 10 were dashed uIi d ,rfrI.
against thc tree AMI TIE aiInIn.u5 l4
.St,h wds The yiolrHcg ut ~ ..t
afl tui loul 81 Csc who'll fs .nHt f..
rutupietclg stunned add los DEED, ina
ot t1m abi i8ccmted bpiir-auI bH.asH
Fise crash was tx thato q iaii.as b. 4.
end thr spectacle to- thore Who hr-, af..tl .
utc SPOT waa truly sppaIiiua st+.
supposed to b. deai. ant were ,lt f-
who's gsoans snt piercing slneas .sls
ance tltt tIef' was fef tfc aui
Only three Oi the whole uHm'rr r
lhun-sJme have f~re.ttei f
lJuues, Oilicr arr msimrl fui .
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-16
Oh L.AST RESTING rLAcE-wh,

dead To la down ,hi, trail hoiy in IT, resting
place. aud this weary head on the pillow OF
~ rcpssr' Nhy trsmbie "a this. that Ia the
slcep the body shall suffer iissssr no NOE.
and hear no more Ia cries nor thr groans 81,
.disins.; Ear from The turmoil II life. that
vi,l'n ani change shalt pass lightly o,erit.
and the elcmeufs shall beat snd the storms
shall howl unhterd around It's lowly bod
Doggy.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-16

Ma. ain'tJoe Smashey : couaing our Me
40; what makes you ,hink so'
Why. always when he conrs nrar. IA
soriet ieans or 10 him. liAc a kitten 10 a ho
brick.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-16
THE ~GREAT slior Ar AND his

THE GREAT SHOT At AND his
SroRl.-rae Naiionai Intelligence has ,he
iollowing paragraph ia reference to Mr..
ratne's story;
I'VE understand that the a~llusion I'll. "
Paine, OF North Oxiafl, - NJ. Hensinw. a,
one OF his coansllcrs ug advisers ia hts SAYS
ferrous deyc.opmenis. h. %enttu.iy unauthorized
Mr.. Paine having IN 10 way. nor az any tim
Nop'o"ise' 49, "a 49, -~e~~.lcl to Htin atfy y
these transactions.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-16
PENNSYLVANIA AND THE RIGHT OF

80
I've fenosylvania Senate, on Tuesday. b.
q vote 81 % TO 8. refused TO postpone indet
nitey the bill granting the right Of way TO the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad company. tn,
bail WAS iheu leid aside tor the present. Pm
,iOusto the above vote being taken. Mr.. Glib
5ons. who is favorable to N, bill with certain
restrictions. stated that OF a proper time he
would move To- insert q provision. that the
act should not take effect Il a certain amount
OF Tire capital stock oi thr proposed Genital
Kail-road compauy. should be subscribed on
or b-iort the first day OF OctubcrneXt. lfihc
bill plsses both houses. such a provision
wolat facilitate tlte Subscription 10 that stocs.
and II those subscriptions were ma lc they
would exclude Toe Baltimore anl Ohio road
from Pennsylvania, nolN Outstanding the ras-
sage at the bill. IL further stated ,hlt hc
Noull also move an amendment o. The ihinl
tcci.on ofthe bill. D, striking outoll dlat par,
OF n which %reluirad Msp land legislation to
authorize a Pcnns1 lNania clnpauy 10 con-
struct the interesting n0al. aud substituting
q claus. requiring tie Balumorc and Ohio
company to secure q lsicrs! road 10 be made
tom sous point on their uaiustem. between
Willitius9ort anl Hancock, 20 connect with
Zoe Franklin Rail ro9d al II gcrstpwn. az OF
near Chambrrsbug. He wished 10 place be-
youj all doubt Ia construction Ot a connect
ing road.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-16

Snow Tell ycstcfiay aud SATURDAY, 10 ,b.
dsPih Of shout so inches. ond il was scooin
psnied BY considerable wind.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-16

The loco focos here SOY thatBcbb. The nomi-
nee OF Ohio for governor is an abolitiouisi.
The Cincinnati Herald says he is anii-aboli-
ZIONIST TO az offensive extent. WHY, then.
we suppose he is abou, right on the question.
The Losses OF the Boston Marine Insurance
Compauie-, during he last year, amounted to
$4,000. ~ the lip Hlm,c, alone, lost a
couple Of weeks sine, Oh The passage to New
ORLEANS, The losses amounted to sl0s, 900; onl
on the ship Suu,, S. 900.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-16

"ISrrtninly blame no Young lady who has
pcen accustomed To the ordinary eleeances Of
nc iof refusing TO marry a poor man. bat
beR my sweet friends To r~ccollect though
n]o,l;a' bout money j. poor, q man with
""' 'pncy j. still poosvr .'-ETasiSr.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-16

\ dsnghief Of Alderman Nan Ns.s 81 Al.
eny has been essned 70 death. b. s~psliing
campbiue on he's apron which canskt "a.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-16

The eastern mail dii moi arrive un.u ~
etloch last night. and b. not dis.ab.i.a. y.
We 60 TO FFcss at6, A. NJ
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-16
GREAT GAME AT TEN PINS-nl

Philadelphia Ledger siatss. that on hcndav
afternoon, the extraordinary numtcI If 2i6
pms we've knnskcd dowa b. one gentleman
with thirty balls, during = string or thirty ball
game OF i,npius, PLAYED by q party AZ sma
t'ur, ia that city. This j. snavetsge ofmCTs
than eight pins 10 each ball.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-16

ilt<s cOtnnHOu bOaStu Of tilc ultra al,uiuStr Il.
ton prints that the Grra tone OF Mr. Polkis
Message hsi brought about raeiGc lrelinesou
the part Of Great Britain. This j. amusing
enough, when IL il considered that John Bull
has oiucn stood artihcial thunder almost a.
well as the real article. The following is not
Q bad ulisimtion vi the cfleCt Of taking big
N. lYkig.
LOCOFOCOlSlI LETTING JOHN BULL
INTO JoNATHANS GRAIN FIELD.
Tohe Editor Of nc Bangor naig and Couri.
e..
An cdiioisl ia thc Boston Dsi'y Times oi
thc 18th inst. b~uasting OF ile tremendous ct.
trct the war-spirii Of ths Presidents mrssoge
aud Locoioco bmfgariisn has 10 put ihe Bn-
tlsh Government IN fear, brings 10 mind ,hi,
story.
One day farmer Jonathan saw las neighbor'
bull IN his pasture, that lay att distance
across a hollow. Hcr,. jim, SAYS the farmer
70 bis boy. run, drive that imrudcu, bull into
his own pasture
Jim scampcrcd across the field aud soon
made Upto thc ball with cloud halloWings aud
e s1oNer OF stones Th, bail az fret moved
a little, Jim pat on q higher note and more
stones, but the bull stood %sullcn. and would
not huge m inch. Jim saw II WAS no co.
W bat >Iou.l lr do, for II the animal was NOT
.dftrcn out. thc old man would scold, und per
ha lax hiu.
So down went ,hc bars into the grain field.
w hat De cats "a helc, tliuks jim 10 himself.
J shaut have lo reap, aui l hate Wapiug.
The bUll seeing these bsr- down. walked
OF ihe pasture wiki right ready will.
Have you cot him ont, SAYS the honest far
lncri a. thc boy returned. Yes, | walked rieht
up 10 him. and hc went out a. quick a. sight.
John Bull wont crosyl at being coaNed uut
OF bis Ia Oregon pasture, IL hr can only walk
through our Tamil bars. and luNuiate in ony
mlhct lree, will hei What think you, Jim,
lorSg BIS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-16

INFLUENCE. Every person has morr or
less influence. Tic greater the talent, the
larger the wealth. thc higlirr ihc oaire, the
wider will be tic influence. RcmembT this.
aud 30 1--we thai your good deeds anl daily ca
Soplcs may lead to Truth and virtue.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-16

IRiSHWIT.-Some company in Ireland
disputiul %rlstivc 10 quickness Of reply. ss.
tnbed idlht lower orders Of that countr,. n
was frsdved TO pot De matter 10 tbe test iu
the per p 81 clown who was approaching
ihem, Pet Sid one 81 uhe gentlemen. ~
ihc NyN was 20 conc determined 10 have One
Of u-IwficI to yUu uuak be- would takc,a
9oig " s"' "h,c5use lr
No. "r cea i@s sou hoH,fot sng lime
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-16
~ KNOW GOOD FLOUR when No.,

SO Know GOOD FLOUR When non,
grnsi4r. 90 81 the besi bind, 10 hollis 10.
tlr go d mass ehfu squeefed ~ the hand.
ini hfsr tsr IMPRESSIONS oi the nnEefs. end
stfn ~ mslks IT fhf stiH, muth lonaef lAsn
when Vs. hai 81 biulisalel. and ~ doasf
wifh u fs vsrv EtaeF. tucfle aul els.
rst p h kHetiei. aud wh..h ma, :,
ntri sui lfsNn m ever, al
5000 m
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-16

c. petition was recently presented ia
lhe Ohio Legislature from John Noel. of Jacl.
son county. praying that George Rolcbaugh
ID dirorcedj from his 'cJe and That ~, BE- girta
20 petitioner, in pursuance Ola previous con
tract Of mauisg~.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-16

2At&ftfNt - ffslses hseA.<ss see hf ssAs
lhsts FOOLS asf tlxFtukS. n go
10 f~sSieft sfa e~uusp,str osass. ~ ibs passessss.
- ae MANNfACfUht 90 TOBACrO IN a.
spslsss hssaeasa - 80 ss'sasss sssis As-s ~
To4tCfo. sf4AAt sd aNGIgA shnt see
'frsh $50 shssrt. - 10 dGsfs Z Qasia,s, g. sinss
snf sets wsHuissisfei stpf.siy ~ AS nasasa.
~ - ~ash AL b. srfesd q - sre.~ss.Ssssas
tffna re eafsbsss ~Hf - asses a @sSs.
fis 80 - isIftes safassosaaa sFsts e y. "a
tssib sffsei ns1a 90 4 90 fe
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-16

\ student A. a certain unise-aiy. not 4,
II Dad some dcsiings with . Jew, la wbich
nc was eNetheAra In bis v~exa,iou he ~ Ia.
bt' You scc an account of an as anl a Jew
oei"s hanged together ~ Englandl'
40 sin' ltiswci we tive arc not there. .
answered the lsn,iitc.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-16

TUE FARMER-fhe following graphic
picture of ibe honest aud hardy ,eoinanry 81
oef county 'oe fnd IN an exchange. Ills
iie Iiae aud lrae 20 she letter
"lt does ones heart COOL 10 srca w,r,,
round itsri iafm0f. So independent. and ,et
s1 imt tom vanity and pida-so nc aud
fei 80 iatinent snd perstEcdnt im lis cslBns
s1i yrt 40 Mud se,i sl and uhliging Inn
ai d tiuusaud nohlc taiisabout a. rnrr,.,
ii geueullt hp~piiatie-eat and afins wi,L
Olson. Bul hc went ~ a mark un ,Du Ana
.sratu 0ut oi spu with double ,-ainooupl
" VIII do you a kinin.s. w,tiop,
ing . tturl by way ct compensation
20 uDi ~ With cTey boiy.-U, b. seme nslt,
hlsest ani SINGER e-gifps speigty Is boat SUP
4ar-is Gee Grmest pillar that supports t6l
.tuge oi F1serumcut-he b. the lord 81 na
flp Lok at hin iu his home p ani gre
hlcksE onflemtnt laugh at him II yOu wiI
5si D. .irFe ne, he cen. isugb back il D.
pessc
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-16

Loss oF s SrEAMBOkT-w 81,
from the Norfolk H-ac1n tfst r.
Margaret kcmbir, owaed la Norfolk s,l..
'snfcd in Ncw Nofk. wac lasf iHa e.ir en- a..
day night in Albemade Sound Sic u,ss !.
Three afhotnss water Eve mi,s into t.el
The las 'gers aui ruw eleven a aa.s
Ics,si-d with iifhtuifg ~ On. taa.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-16
A SMART GIRI

MAhI GiRL-A dsmscl IN Avsherc.
sJo,,snd. having two loven. and no, knowins
;,s ptg'ei' sri'led the matter by NARY
ohs sna i~~meAateiy slopins with Ihs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-16

N"t stfs $3.50 hss ssasfa 49, - n.sssasns.
- [" @eHHs 49, sseF Nes - s&rs.sa. -
" - - ~ ~s~sss ~ tsfees Anffs-
80 r t@ - sefssHss g. 49, f4ess9 fssss
tsf sssaasHr 80 $50 ~ gseess go shss
f "a Mr ftsa Ni 49, ftaease< - 49,
o 4@ess ~ ~ An nfs~pa A. a
tAe 49, elsf fses 49, AZ ssfe.seaa ss8
a~eNf e@estet sFairA q t4tNss ~
49, snsptss afet - ~ ts.f. s~asss e.
49, - - Nefs = @e 49, go ss6aess ss3ssas.
1888 80 es@~ b~e~ q stssassa A. ~
ee& ~efn go ktE
- aee@a SO sesI 49, - saasem 49,
e-hsF a~tss - d - - 49, m-s,.s 80
= As<t - 80 ssfrass 1seet 49, ~
- agseea ese~s sfs aasa -
49,
= - ts eEN SIS. s1Asne
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-16


The Secretary of SaSe OF Ohio recently sub
miticd 10 the Legislature a report upon the
Common Schools of the State. in which facts
are set forth go show that % much Improve
mcnt has been made, aud that tie working OF
thc system has nciut.T bscn aciiyen nor cihricnt.
anneais IN b. a want al Trs2oaslollllY
"a the part ci supcUnicnJatitS a"tvsirr pr
sons employed in conducting The schools, and
the laws by which they should b. regulated
have been UNDECIDED. The following facts
have been reported 10 The Secretary, however.
Whole number of school districts. 1861;
fractional, 797. Number OF common - houls,
5,3s5; number q teachers-males, 1921. &c
mlle 209j; number OF scholars enrolled
male, l0,79i female, s, $40; number Of schoi'
ans ~ average dolly attendanee-male, 49,
i56, female, 30 .25u, amount Of wages paid
TEACHERS from public iunts-mllc. $780,
- els. females, s33,I19 - Z; amount paid
TEACHERS from other sourCcs-malcs $3.50
- ), females, SIP t39 06 >; numsct Of month,
common schools have been taught by males
1888, by iem4les, 6i6i. number Of schoo
houses built, l9i; cost OF School houses an,
repairs, SIP l26 - 3; amount ol buildlu.
land by ta4, S37. 800 36 ? tax from county
duplicate, Sl26 20 60 ?.
TO show how very incorrect arr ,hcse r.,
turns. the Secretary remarks, they shonii b.
II NNtilfAA'A WIN WV ANNNNA ttAlliiutE lNAltHf
from ihe 0nly o~btainahle data There are. II
the State. b. actual enumeration. 7l2,l3.
youth between ,hr ages ct 4 aud 81. No
less than 1000 districts. - 900 teachers, az.
30, 900 scholars ia average daily attendance
$50 school houses have bern built. and 500.
900 expended in their erection end for gcnrfa
rcpeirs. This laxiiy IN the prosecution of "a.
public school system j. strongly and imprs
siyely rcprehcnled at the close Of the repor,
AMI the evil consequences flowing out OF
Disregard u public cducaiion are presente.
with all the force OF one who deeply feels ID
importance of the topic upon which be write,
aui who desires 90 bung about a new aud
better state pl things. in which endeavof il /
earnestly 90 be hopedh he may BE- successful.
IMPORTANT DECISION -Ttr As,is,an
Wee Chancellor made a decision this forenoon
SO the ease of the Dry Dock Bank u.s.. IN.
American Life lnsurlnce aud Trust Co. i,
D which Bonds OF the DRY Dock Co. a
5 mounting TO $50, 600. with interest sine
s. Isis, ar declared 90 be void. on the rroun,
= of usdry The bonds were given 10 fbr A
mefc1u Litr Insurance aud Trust Co. s.cuc,
b By mongssc on real e.tate.-N J.. Jour. o
!, Con.
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.Da&ih6@ouaibge Sa6g@r6ouG.

sEPH TINGLE
VTTELL satisfied with the patronage with which the
w public favored him during the pnat year, still
carries his business his stand next house above
Ceul.er's Store, where
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JUNCTION EXCHANGE.
WILLIAM SMITH

TTAS taken the Hotel formerly occupied by
Il w. X, DAeeKr, at Junction, Paulding Co.
and hopes to receive liberal share Of the patron
ago Of the travelling public. He will spare no
pains 20 accommodate his guests as well asthe
productions ofthe country will admit, and to se-
cure their comfort and convenience when at his
house. Junction, April 20, 1916. 269zs
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SCHKDULE F-DUTY Is PER CEN.

Arsenic, bark, Peruvian, bark, Quilla,
Brazil paste, birthstone, crude in bulk, cork
tace bark, manufactured, codilla, or tow of
hemp or flax, diamonds, glazier's, set or not
set, dragons blood, flax, manufactured, gold
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Spring and Sa.mnaer Fashions

for the present year received CUTTING done order
and PRICES 70 suit the times.
Kallda, August6, 1916, 264z
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GILBOA HOTEL.

CHRISTIAN HESZ
TTAs taken the tavern stand, formerly occu-
EI pied by MGrrHsw CHAMBERS, in
a Gilboa, Putnam Co., o.
where he will at oil times be ready to entertain
travellers, and those who may favor him with
their custom, in the best style in his power. He
will make every exertion 10 render the Gilboa
House one of,he best stopping places in this sec.
ton Of country. Stabling and all necessary ac-
commodatons we'll provided.
C;ilboa, April 80, i84o. 270z
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VAERaGE

in all lie branches will heretofore be executed to order
The FASHION PLATES are regularly received from
Philadelphia. and lie that those who desire
THAR clothes made elegant ond workmBnlke manner
and In the latest sye can be well suited by calling at his
shop. The
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p. G. BAssET,'
r TIN-W A r E

At bis Shop; he uses the best Of materi-
ais, and makes FIRST rate ware, and his prices
are such that no one need want for Coffee
Pots, Cups, Pans, OF Buckets, as trAe will
purchase all that any family may want.
KaIida. Julv. 1916.
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Halloo There !! What an I'm
/. earthly Noise you make!!!
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SECTION TEN HOUSE!
JOSIAH DELoNG.

TOTWRTty " LINU,
TIAS opened house for public entertainment nt sE'
TIoN TEN, Van Vert County, at the Centre Bridge
west or the Mill. He has spared pains in fitting up HI
house, Stable, &C. and hopes to receive liberal share
public patronaee--May, lez6 27e