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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-06
RICH CoRRESpnNnENcR

FROM the ". Orleans Dclid.
We publish the following as an illustration
OF the philosophy of leiieI writing. Mai.
McCaila, II viii be seen. is positive. pointed
aud snnten'ious. Capt. Tobin is candid, dis
cuTsive aud didactie. The whole. il not treuch-
lng on The sublime, belongs at least 10 the
"bpeuiilul."
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-06

"a ihf wine brought 10 ibis c1untry hasa.
u''' Two gallons OF strong brandy t1 each nin,
"2i 80 much go preserve ii. o., lo .Hr Ill
~ Ion"S'cse s1y ths "bot mouths" ol ~.
h'''l eat Amrncau wine dnuser Th.
pure wines OF > ,9ia anl Pouagd af. n1t b..
'oAl'a'ing % 3, rre % see drlnklri io ,ts,
'''n'! 'ni ib.g-.I .f.uh cagt1u.lg oi Vic
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-06

The 81. Louis Republican states that the e&-
pense OF the regiments from that State re- emily
ordered to be organized by the War ID part
ment and subsequently disbsndei will be b.
tween ninety and one hundred ihousanl dol
lars.
The consumption of sugar in the whole
world Is 10000 tons. oi which the United
States consumes 10000 tons.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-06

The argus OF yesterday does not think
proper TO credit its Information relative TO the
Weston convention TO the Times; but ii has
II from the Parkers5urgh Gazette.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-06

ELtEMOSfNARY Please IN give me a
penny" said Isgg d. bright eyed little girl
10 wtil known N mbeT oi the Press, oil ibis
city.
IL have not seen penny ior week. my
little girl" WAS the reply.
Then perhaps. sir, sou have seen a six
pcnee?'
The editor gave her shilling.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-06
CATTLE IN PASTURES.-S,esr. and

CATTLE IN PAS rURES. Steers aud OK
en may be paslured together: 50 also nav
hrtiers, cows, and yearlings. and large wesncd
calves. Horses are better by themselves
bIlis, ~ not vicious, may ran with oxen. IL
should ever b. an object with the graz r - to
aTranSr aud lay out his pasture grounds. as To-
admit OF chsnge OF TODD ut ieas, a, often as
olce fortnight, through the scason. Sheen
siIOui aefcr BE- allowed 10 enteTisnls intend
cd Cor fsst stock, bat be provided Wilh pas.
tUre by themselves; thsy ioul the grass, anil by
constant i1mping, greatly diminish tic a.
mouli ol iced
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-06

Our Pittsburgh neighbors are respectfully
invited TO Peruse The following. and then de.
eide whether we were at fault about the wa
CONS. Reoollect we did not write it, but
L.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-06

The Count de Paris, says Galisaiui, on
ibe 9Th OF August. entered hi, ninth year
According 70 the lsw OF succession to Che
throne, his Royal Hishness viii attain BIZ,
inajoriiy on tbs 2itb August. 1886. The
Young Prince enjoys god h.allh is tall foT
his age, aud resembles ia features his lamen.
tel lather HIS education has boen most
ca'riully attended TO- and be expresses bi,u.
self with lscility Ia G ,ula, liIiisn & F,encl.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-06

SUDDEN DEATH.-The venerable Smith
SCudder. of Eizabelhiown. New Jersey. sud
denly expired in his chair of apopIrxy, on
Saturday, about twelve O'Clock, willie listen
ing 10 he argument of the Attorney General
while summing up the case against Spencer,
in the court at Bergen. lie was the father OF
J. u. Scudder, OF Jersey CITY, tile District
Attorney OF Hudson county, who was at the
time sitting by his side The court immedi
ately adjourned on this event. Deceased
was 81 years OF age
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-06

We learn that the Hon Thomas Sergeant.
one Of the Associate Judges Of The supreme
Court OF Pennsylvania, has resigned that Office.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-06

Inc p"ce Of iniian Corn. az quoted in the
London market. is b shilings peg quarter,
which iscqosl TO 81 10 per bushel.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-06

II . matter worthy Of enquiry WHEELER
Com Shoa', Who has taken p3ssr..i,p ofC.l.
iiornia snd has declared TIA portion OF d..
UniledSmte add Gen K-amey who l,, a..
Ken possession Of Santa r. aul issued sian.
ilsr Pfoclamation, act un ler instructions n
The whole is 20 b, ours there Is no dan
ger oi ouf population increasing too fast.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-06

Speak to clild-sny chili-in calm pos
Tive, clear voice, aud he viii BE sure Ia OBEY
you, if YOU speak once, aud only oncc,-BIrs.
Sig0nraey.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-06

might your name be Snith3'' sid one
Yankee TO anolbsr. "Yes, il might--but ii
faint, by long chalk"
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The editor gave her a shilling.

SENSIBLE GlRL.--A Young lady says
that they may talk as much as they please a
bout the virtues OF the galysnic ring, but, Tor
her part, she b. lieves that the wedding ring
is the most potent cure for oil young ladies'.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-06
DEATH OF THE CHRISTIAN.

DEATH OF TIE CHRlSTlAN.-The cl.
o9uent Chateaubrdnl ia his Genie du
ChnsilanIamc' thus 6'scTibes the death of the
Christian and the last rites Of the Roman
Catholic Church
Come aud behold the most touching spec
iacle which eau be- presented on car,h-come
and behold the death OF the faithful The dy.
ing christian is no ioDgcra man of this world
he belongs no longer TO his country; all his
relations with society have ceased For him
the calculations of time have closed, aud the
gTcatera OF eternity has commenced. A priest
IS seated beside his bed. he pours into his ear
the consultations OF his religion; he conversa s
with han ONT immortality OF the soul, aud
mat sublime scene which antiquity presented
bat once ~ the greatest Of her dying philos-
ophers-tlat scene wh Cd is every day re-.
ncwed where the hunblsst Christian expires.
A. length the last moment arrives one
sacrament opened 60 tie Just the gates of the
world, another is about 10 close Them: relig.
ION rocked ~ tn cradle of existence It's sweet
-irsins and material hand. will Toll il TO slrer
~ the cradle OF death. She prepares the bap-
tism OF ibis second birth but il is not win
water, bat with oil. the emblem of incoTrup.
u0h. The lberdtiug sacrament breaks one by
one, ihe corls which attract the faithful TO lite.
his soul, halt escaped from his body. becomes
almost visible on his countenlncc Nov he
hears the concerts OF the S.nphims: now he
is ready TO lske lis flight towards thtss re-.
gions where Hope divine. daughter OF Virtue
and Death, Invites. AT length the Anee OF
Peace descending touches with his golden
sceptIe hs weued eyes, add closes IA ,ni 10
The light. lle dice; anj 10 one hears his sigli.
he dies, and long after be is NO more. his
trends keep silence round bis couch. fog tbry
% iletc De Set sleeps 80 CBlmly does the
L-LLL-Ll.u IL - I'm |. q 49, -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-06

A person asked Chapman if the ,olling of
d beli did not put him in mind Of his latter
end lie replied. "No, sir, bat the rope pats
me in mind OF yougs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-06

Wisdom prepares for the worst, but folly
leaves The wors, Tor the day when ii com 5.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-06

"a e"W tnfen iCa-s Of Az fn team %. a 49,.
- .itAlea tusinfsss. Apgfirl, iaB I'd s.e.,ie ..t
~. v - can come Wei frrnaul.iea. 40 =, .ff ~
~. ..sis'h oplpr.u.iy fa icsrn ~ tti.lrs.
A ~ tfGtIIfn
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-06
FRESH GO0nS

lust received. direct fforn Fti,sae,.b,. "a
following articles. IS ~1a "'o'' thn
toa iSoh tor Rock Candy 50 IN Oatmeal & ~.
barley Tor Flour fRiee hoses vrry sanefior
onoo.,se, loH enc Coos, Tor cspcrs dorm Mush.
opn heichup dozen fsscnce % Asehov ep esns1ers
seIaheS y jars nixed Pickles Preserved Pine ApI Irs
nPoots Peaches, Peas, LeHsn Peel and strawbsrEles
~ quar- jars, superior Tine Appc chee.c vsTesv 81 s
SAND i0t oFnamnntnR eskes Presa's concep,r.ees
iseooe 2I Lemons " eoses SIPeTor Rcgas PTlnelps
sha eaksdore hega's dozen scsrfats snsokjnv oksr
60, ~ dozen cut and dry DO los ettra aroDsiIe 49,
hs aeco dozen lo1es GIeDns sponaesOas shsVns
81 aaee sIound CthRsnon and el0ves, psre salad
~ snu's Son Shell Almonds. Dried euYyanaa Iosf
sc Iu'se'ized sugar Scrub Bushcs on hlocks ifs,A
btiHS ricc brushes and pasics thls pvse eles VS.
ga; bnosed Herring. Family Herring No Msrh~sss
sied ana Iickled Salmon which, with nanv artielss A.
900 cheap FOR cash or approved lgef.
fepE EB QlyEAnfNCRN
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PRliSBYTERTAN

o. hLWs trs HYMNS 49,. -.
= i.al l.ains 40 HrmHs DO pis. ana 49,, 800 p
. go. ''e' aiH ~ aa-e u.r1essie ~ frfsIi ~
JUN u. THOMSON linton 81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-06

HOGS.--ln 1889 there were 81. 4Of .2s2
bogs IA the United States. The number has
pmblbly INCREASED since that period To 30
W0,ODOi sufficient 10 Crdunrh 0OO0 600
bushels o. cora Ufon the supIosi,on that
thtrc orc 100000 hugs--tlmi lhcy a,engr
80 los each, and that pork is worth 50 80
P,i cw l., ihc value OF The number 8nnuallr
kilrd ga s2yl 600 A Cincinnati paper
estimates the entire numef oi ~ iae IN Eu
rope az bat 1928 90, 50 that Russio. Aus
'i''' ahd 6feai Butain, having population
Of one hundred and twenty millious OF ,,o.
ld', have only as many swine a. The United
States With twenty millions
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-06

Here 50 0'suuiul liide paragraph which
We 6n1 in our exchange
II there is o m1n sho can cor ii, bread in
peocc with Col and man. DO is tie man who
las bfoagHt ihat bIrai oat of fh. esrh LIS
eankefed d. no irf''i. &c is wct by aJ iesf.. 81
y stained b. ua bi1.J
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-06
THINGS To BE REMEMBERED Tn,

THINGS To BE REMEMBERED The
English busbel Of whcst weighs 40 pounds.
: buslIyis. c4udl 60 900 pounds, being quar-.
ter 1T a ton wright
. 3 bushels American wheat. ol 90 pound,
60 the busbcl, equal 20 thc English quarter.
The Engish sick 81 Hour weighs ~ pounds.
aui z seeks 800 pounds equal 10 10 Amer.
icon haucis
The buslcl Of Gne Liverpool sslt weighs 5G
Pouujs Doe ssck cJulains i Bushels. ~
pounds
Ten seeks wake q ton weight 30 pounds.
Iiic hushoi of Ground Alum s,it weighs Ga
wounds iac seek contains ~ bushels. equal
20 ~ poupds-tcu slcks make q ton.
20 bring Kuglish sterling money to- d,ll,r.
sni ccHts double 90 pence. Tee answer 4.
Hcuts
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-06

The Locoioco State Convention Of New
York have nominated Silrs Wn1it. lor Gov.
cmor aud Addison Gardner SOC Lieutenant
governor
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-06

81, ~ tOk soma mao -Tb.
o,l''le,'"nn Courier publishes Co. following
~ 'i''.-s p'ons'nl oi ashes il one pi.,l .f
',.a "''ef i' winch after bring ftin.i
~ w. w. "a .poonsiol', oi table silt RI. a.
'V'' ''i nn" OBJ -aIiptirc. eagh ths $40
oi g nuiug tlc juice oil dr.e It.9..
"iite Nia E1r or u4ugc juitp. sv s.t..,..
WIN money aud 0n coli glrsie d. &c.,
every trea hours Tim. Femld, 81. 49,. '''
. n'l} n.l tni ua,,f found ,o 3if.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-06

iiANbS VT - Missing other ppOph.s
Wi'r> Il hazardous business We sc by
ln' L3uis'i'is mPers THAI revercned gentle !
man there has bccn heli TO bull la S5UO fo,
kissing the pretty Vile ct Young French. (
man one OF bis tenants; when he went r.
GIVE has rehl; 0nj correspondent of the
boston traveller, writing from New bug,port 4
gives another illustration as follows
iue Conrt OF Common Pleas is now i'm
session Que case on the docket excitrs
great interest among the good people in hi,
vicinity. IT IS case OF violent assault. by
yomS married mln, on friend and neigh
Dor, Tor kissing his wife.
young gentleman OF unexceptional chnr-
: ac'ef, engaged in business in one oT ON,
southwestern cities, who usually spends hi.
lHnnneIs with his friends in Newbngy in
mixing leave OF his mother, some two years
SINCE Neninred to give parting his, Ia b,
Young married woman who resi- I'D under tb,.
same root with his parent. and with whom
1hi' lnmuy was or the most friendly terms
me husband wasat that time absent bi,, ON
. Ms ,e'ufu' Delng apprlsed of the Liberty that
\ ha9 Oeeh taken, he resolved on Vengeance.
was not, however. until this Sutntue,
that he bod any opportunity Of eratii,iig i,i.
, passion During the young mans usual Sun.
iner ul5lt To his friends he was one cveuiug
! decoyed, without suspicion OF the fell puf.
= pose Into nelghbOr's house, where he met
! The angry hush nd, with his wife AMI III,
> brother, aud was beaten in most das,arlly
1 m3nnor. After bsing ihmshed with COW.
hide until the skin was nearly broken in many
5 places, he was Knocked down, stamped on
i and terribly pound, d.
/ When his as-oiiants were interrupted b,
! me timely arrival OF neIghbur who hac
been called by member of the family. one a.
them was knceing on the young mans brvas
: AMI beating him the face in a most bruta
manner. tie was fortunately rescued: b1
not mmLIL be had r.a-l Vol .-,c.. in..1.i..- q.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-06
ONO LAW BOOEs

- - ZEE o., frss's Practice IA r,s..t..
49, t-,..i i'ifs ONO pHce.'- Caide 0tfa IN ~,
Al t,if,.i, i.le, '"nslia qhte''s Maaaaf 49, 80
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-06
JOHN NJ. OREM q co.
MERCHANT TAILoRS.
No o20 RATTlMnD

No 230 BALTIMORE ST..
NORTH WEST con. OF cHApIrs R,,,,,o,s
Have received their Fan aud Winter supply or C,,oh.
Cassiuerr~, Ncs'iugs A. &C. which they will MAKE 10
ordeI IN tho hest and most Fashionable style
GbNTLEM EMS CLOTHING.
On the second floor Of their huidine which has been
h,'ed up Tor the win Ne found assortment
ofthe finest aud medium qualities Of Clothing ready
made ofsnPerior style aud workmanship.
NovARtArIoS IN rrIcTs,-The lowest price is dis
uncily marked in fguTcx oVe-y garment
The Easement has heen handsomely lifted up for the
tae Of goods nv the Mecca vey large 81
CLOTHS. CAfSt MfRES, NESTtNGS and TAIl.OR'0
IRlMMlNCSheinR ALWAYS ~ hand al the lowest
ke prices 10 which The attention OF purchasers invfs
TED. ssp 10 lr<
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-06
NITIOYAL FLYANrRS

NiTfOYAL PIYANCES -- A~eorlios
90 ihe monthly official statement ol On, Src
fei9y OF ihe Treasury there were m ihe 10,
eTti public lepositoriss on tbe 2l., u.t sub
jet 80 dnit sl,sl5.2375l Dud4q Nh,
month stll.5D were Transferred to thr Nr.,
OIL ans CJ11l BguL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-06
NEIETBLE PAPER. -

NbtEIB BIZ PAPBR.--A tLs PAPER
works oi Messn kuensmaun end Brothfrs.
etlaDi 'lird abwg thrrc years ano at Aspaclilr
fvim thfut Kim ,egstsble s1bsiances Of
90 Studs particularly bufweed lmy. died no.
lai1e stems. q or. ajtauneeuusly riupl,y
81 900 place OF rag 100 ihc manufacture III T.,
per ih' paPefs 0i thi, iifm ar. remltksbI.
ior h'lf tcnouiy, uuj particularly well
llapIoI Iul Ial Ming nnfnn...-
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IdSr

[ y usW noH tse RpleespaI chafeh On (tsns.v
' nefning ropa8 BREAST PIN a 's,,l,.sfs ~
" 80 WI - psd ~ ne Under ~ ssvins h q, -
THIS oFFFCe
"a ~ NiTRioi.--iSss fioys co. ssle 4, -------
~ 70 rRYok PAUL..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-06
SILKS SILKS

"a T The new cheap store Of wM. BAILEY. A. a.
- room formerly occupied ~ Mr. fsalsh f,e~..-s
re ~ opposite the North Weston Hank Mefa g.
c.~iiui new slfe plaid ard stripes ehauaell.n eiiEs
a. hmefe aid Jhiiei shsws Iases Nf1- <,loer. 49,
s'haeie and cotion Hosiery &c al verg et,esp -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-06
TIE BEGGAR AND MS PORTRAIT

lie DbduAR AND Ills PORTRAIT 80
ln Munich. Germiny, all boys found in The
streets asking aims. are taken TO an ASYLUM
established ior that purpose. As sooh as they
enter lbe door and before having been cleans
ed, or their duty clothes removed. ppur,it
81 eaeh one . taken, representing him in the
same ilrin when iuuHl Begging. When the
P"'dait - finished, he Is Clrsnsed and pre-.
s'nlcI with new and neat sal, Of clothes.
Alter going through regular cour.e OF c,lnca
h"h' appointed BY lhe directors ni the ASYLUM
'het are put ~ iedm trade. at which tbry
Wofk uulh they have rarned enough to liopi.
dalc OF ih-ir cxpeuses from ibe FIRST day tbey
entered The UsuluiiOn.-W When this +. conn.
p'e'e th-y are dismissed from the institution.
20 gam iifir own Livelihood Al The sam
tim' ilte p1flrsii takeu when they first cnt.r
us presented % them. hich thew s,,.s,
i,ley "hi preserve os long AS they hive. in or.
9ei ihdi uloy NAY remember uic abegt con.
"i','n ifom which they have been r.iaemad
ana ih' obligations which they ore under 4,
l'a ins'i tuition iur having saved them from
NUS ~ aud given ih,m tbc mesns of (rs..gs
tHtm- .y.s Co iie Wiu
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cry respectfully.
q IA EAptN

q. IL. rOBlN, Capt, Com ID.
Washington Regiment, la Volunteers
JOHN NJ. McCALLN, Second Auditor
I. 81 don't kaow whether TO sign my.
sell captain. x-CaPt1in, OF late Captain.
'eas Captain.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-06

WOODEN BAND BOXES.
IN DOZEN Wooden Bard Boxs. Just received n the
Back Mammoth Boot. and viii Be seid By ths ness
dozen.
oe'i,Te ToDD HOWELL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-06
NJ ADDER > essAs prime Maadsy q, ..,-s-
~FH rRyos PA6Lt..

C. ~ IsYiofr Od Rosfh snd Ready Ns-s.,.. A
m.1sse Turner'S iniprgvsa iiostse ksspsgss 49,,
nses. Ameficsn Fsreiefs Aln sn4rs Tar,~,i. 49,
t.aahees fisieIs efulic Ahesnacs. Hsf ~ fs.rtsf,s
w. aHscs Gen. Isyiufs Rough snd Ready Aie,s..r.
eYtt 40 Arehsatcs Aifasatca iosi fsseigof a., a..
fae ~ its Dczcn, Huuared of Gfeas' b., so ~
ia a HuRkHuDOE No~,,. :,
Ii n -. Nhsoitnr. Va
E0fhtrs c0nf,d. ms
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-06

TO FIT.
The Rooms recently occupied ny A. LAsrs. owe
BrentlinEcr's Apothees. ON Mopro> street. Va
terms apply 10 A Brentlingsr or JOHN NCLuRI
October 2. 20. u.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-06

BOSTON CARS.
~ New and beautiful style for gentlemen, at
-. MCALLAM'B
- hcp@J Mai, atr.-f
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-06

Z DGE TOOLS Broad AYES. Foos sares, Hand axe-,
- Drawing knives, iaiebets, &C &c. Jhss tseeived
ny OFT GREER.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-02-05
i, w. DRURY,
ZIMRI IIOwE,
f. A. STANsBURY.
A SeIfdenying Woman,

1t has been the end and aim of those who have
Iabored among the fugitive slaves in Canada as
teachers, to inculcate morality and religion, as
well as letters to correct the heart and life, as
well as train the intellect Miss FideIia Coburn,
from the State of Maine, a woman Of uncommon
selfdenal, whose piety and faith in God are e.
qualIed by few, has spent three years of more
than ordinary priyatioh, suffering and exposure,
breathing forth her ardent prayers to God for the
salvation of that people. She has with her own
hands cleared away brush for putting up house,
also for planting and sowing around it, She
has travelled the wilderness for miles for help,
aud has succeeded in putting up a log house, in
which she has taught school, and blessed all who
enter her dwelling with her smiles and her pray
ers, She has sat up whole nights plying her
needle with unwearied, incessant application, to
cothe the naked, and dealing out her meat ia
the hungry, while she had any for herself and
when it was quite wasted, she has gone to her
heavenly Father, and been supplied almost re
providentially as was the widow of Sarepta She
has done all this at her own charges, being bur
densome to none, living in the most frugal and
prudent manner and while she has "dwelt in
the land, verify she has been fed :" and her cur
of blessings has often overhown She is eight
cen miles from mill, and an equal distance from
any post Office, has been toiling as it were alone
in the dense wilderness, with poor health and il
opposition to friends, with whom she could have
remained in ease and been surrounded by luxu
ries aud abundance She has done what she has
from the strong impulses of christian duty, con
siderng herself not cher own but the Lords
81 shall not look upon her like again"
Boston Recorder.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-02-05
Magazines and Papers.

Mr.. Somerby has laid upon our table the following
periodicals, which he has for sale:-
Graham's Magazine for February; with two splendid
engravngs, plate of fashions, and AZ pages of highly
entertaining reading from the very best American wri-
tiers. This sterling Magazine is still improving fpos-
sible. Terms, So per annum-2 copies for S..
.4rth,u's .Magazine-edited by T. S. Arthur, SO well
known as the writer of interesting and moral tales
The Feb. number is embellished with four beautiful
engravngs-one ofthem, the view near Pittsburgh, is
surprisingly excellent This is a valuable monthly,
Of so large pages; terms, So
Ladies' National Magazine, edited by Mrs. Ann S.
Stevens, one of the best female writer's in America.
The contents of this Magazine are mainly contributed
by American Ladies' and it furnishes appropriate
ding for the Ladies' parlor. Terms, So per annum.
Illustrated London Ne,cs-a large folio sheet,
beautifully printed and illustrated with multitude of
engrayngs twice the cost, merely as speci-
men of British paper and printing.
Punck'S almanac for l846-London Comic, Com
mic, from beginning to end.
North american Protestant, and Defender of Reli-
gous Liberty against Popery-s the title of large,
well executed and ably conducted semi monthly just
commenced in ~. Y. City by Rev. c. Sparry-sl a
year.
Asylum Gazette-h the title ola small monthly sheet
just started by the inmates of the Insane Asylum at
Concord, N. II.
Northern .4dUatiser,-Our enterprising business
friends Curtis g. Smith, of St Adams, have common
ced publishing monthly sheet of the above title
mainly designed, we suppose to advertise their Drugs
and Medicines, but partially filled with interesting
miscellaneous matter.