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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-05

lNMAN, the celebrated artist. who died
recently IN New York. was one of those lie
Signaied by Congress To paint a national pie
tune for the Rotunda Of tho Capitol at Wash.
ington. He had chosen for his subject the
Settlement OF Kentucky" which he sketch
ed,bni was never able la bcgin on Canvass
Since his deceasc Mr.. Huntington, who was
a pupil OF lnman. has Offered 10 complete the
picture for the remainder of the compensation
more than hall OF the price having been al.
ready paid. Mr.. III. enjoys a fine reputation
in has profession, especially "a a historical
painter, To which he has devoted much time,
and it's believed that Congress will grant
his request without is,sitation.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-05
ANEW AMERICAN coMgpy.-A new

ht's h'"rNfSAN NoNihDt.-h new
b,e act CoIaedy, entitled "Whrm there's a
VIII thcre'ss Way was produced al the
National Theatre, Boston, OF Monday even
ias, with the must brilliant success. The
Boston Post. ia speaking of IL. says
.The play Is written IN an easy and xraoe-
iul style OF composition, ornsm.n,ed with the
feshes oi .n ACTIVE grnius. sad enli, epei by q
piquant p~lesssaivs aud q keennrss ~ vi,
runs through every scene from the iirs, 10 i,,
last. The plot is readily understood, sool
cnlists the warm sympathy OF the audicace
and does not allow IL Ia aba,c until the hap
py dcnousment relieves all anxiety. The
rPPiaiisc in every act was vcry hearty. and, al
the close, universal throughout the theatre.
Ia short, the new comedy was completely
brilliantly successful"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-05
The New York Courier say,-

We understand that orders have been re-
ccived within a few days in this city from
Washington, To raise rs many recruits Tor the
naval service - Po,sible.-within the limits,
OF course, established by existing laws.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-05

Small. PON The inhabitants olfbe cool
ciy Of Boston wcr thfJwn int3s ereat ct,,te
mcDt last wrck b. tbe Starting a-noounc.ma.
uia' = cueT lnd been beard nnginy bis s~lI
cod pnocisiming lot gfsnaH por "a Naskns
s'rftf' On examination. however. IA 80.
discovered that's slight cuut had bccncommi,.
I'd The cficr having ssii- Lost. a snail boz
W NssiiDa street. The altered ilie oomple.
in VI things materially.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-05

The weather has b-cn Delighted for u Few
days past, md there is every reason To hope
for a continuance.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-05

The brick work OF oar new office on Ash.
ndSquare. was commenced yesterday. IL
is7o feet deep sud two stories high in innut.
and bring built expressly for an oficc, will
have every convenience. We shall b. in it
IN sbou, two weeks. IL the weather n good.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-05
SCIENCE AND PERSBCUTlON- -

SCIENtE AND FEkSFNI TION.-A NJ.
CHASE. u Buffalo. was recently arrested and
fined $50 foS giving lectures on physiology.
Phfenology AID psiheiispn, IT Efic. ABuGalo
Pap~r remarks that tlis IS the first instance
sincc Tic days Of witches hat = fosu has heen
compelled Ia sue los liberty % discuss objects
VI d hteIdy o. scientific nature.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-05
A BRIpGE ATNIAGARAPALISl r

floating rs usst passed out at the Lake during
the late ilsaw has accumulated iu large mssses
in the eddy bclow the Falls. AMI forms .
bridge thar Is passed aud r,rsss-d with per
feet s~ecuuty. The has occuucd we think
once b~iore, within a lew years. bot 81 a
nyuh la,rr period In the scason.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-05
ITEMS OF NEws.-John r. woolnr

ITEMS OF NEwS.-Johu r. Woodruff
was shot Dad at Panols, Miss. on tlie 10Th
inst. IN an aiiay with Lee Tempieton.-
The Legislature Of Texas will meet on the
18th lost. toorgauize Estate Government.-
VIM, Midgela was crushed to death at Buffa-
10, > lew days ago, by a pile dnver.-Ai
The Paris Academy, VI. Lsigncl directed at
teniion 10 the results OF his system Of rail,
road curves. aud to rs adoption on the Bal
llmofe Rsiifnad.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-05

lhe b1ston Post says, " regret a. state
net ihe hou Vs. w %Jenuess, inemtGT Of The
ni'ed States senate from New Hampshire
~ confined 20 his room al the Brom6sli
House in lAis Oty, BY severe ~indisposiGon.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-05

We publish a communication OF Two MIA
tive to Mr.. Lambs resolutions. which were
in type beicse the meeting Of the Council ,os-
,erasr. at which the rsolu,ious were rs,ind-
81.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-05

WELCHMEN IN THE UNITEDsTATFS
There are now about 10000 WEIGH soi
grams and their children In this country H.,
are snong our best cmigants.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-05

PURE DtTCH-@MTs. Grimes. tend me
your tab -"Can'td do IL: all the hoops are Oh
bestdes, ] never bad one. b-csusc | wash I'm a
herci. That reminds ~ Of the dulchman.
II comes bons. and | knts nay wife wide open,
andt e ioof iasi ssleeyt. I hnts Ny neiEh6or .
poonkins pfoke Into ny l'og pstcb. aud pick.
up a hog. and preaks itoper every rails PACK
IA The heid. aud they run 70 der luyiul, a. Il
ie fence was txhint EN-"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-05
7H'nE PARTNERsmP h,nlofsa .,.@, :.

avn PARTNkRSlIP bsfsroEsn ,r.,ws ~.
i"e'n w W a 5 u Jrmsioo. vas a,..,,,,5
~ m-iual enhssni on he 3fd int.
ylN'hsoN vii eOohhos ibs Hsnias bu.
s'ns . ~ he ed sand.
y UNISON hsv,ns ,.n,,J n "A. .a....
ms l'H be nuis, ssJ aersBs,s n ~. h..s, ~
ee"fse Armstrong rnh po-Hi,s ,nsisucs,So. W pai
nc Sf'~s 30 ell iho.s y b. o. noi ~ = ssfy sss,
'ms ~ ne clsims ga u.s. hen.
Ihs 'p'scnlrf . %sssssfal Sc rbs rsiroasas 90
lshsfd - ne ists elm. snd hspss ~ he esniIassd
isfo" ~ he psblir. fe wiii thsnk shs-e wbo-.
sccosBis Fsvs isiies - him. " make immsSis,s
PstnsaL - - - se.ifsos q iarnisaiss . sioek
sS'~h e. 70 Fs'es sn5 realty. sA.Ii oOsss-ssd . ~.
isfsncs. fa5 w w UnEsOS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-05

COLD WORK At New Haven, ON Sun
day night. e rare scene was exhibited. A hole
was eutthrough the ice in the canal. in which
a gih wes baptiscd by the name OF MARY Am
and by the authority Of Jesus Christi Tie
company then withdr4w along the tow path
singing as they went, and the female was esco.-
ted home. This b1iyof Mormons are prepar-
ing lof emigration 70 Cslifomis. The new
convert y uie wife ofA respectable mechsnic
Of New Haven. ln The hands ol each mem.
heT Of ihe procession was borne a lighted can.
DIE, the procession marching 90 the sound Of
vocal music Of psalms.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-05
MAKING IRON IN TRENToN. \. y

The Suts Guctte stsN
MI CooPer ~ fitting up hiseItcnsivc Iron
NefHs ~ lfemta i0t thc pufpose Of rolling
rats. itun iounat ~ and mschini,,s arc al
bus,ly enpioyci in getting TIE rani.ite ma.
chinrry ready. AMI tc miii will b. In onen
ton b. the Ut 0f Msy. A contact la,
already 0rcn m5,e ~ith the Camden soj Am
boy Company ior q tuns. aud p-rssaadrt.
have b-en made inDm other Companies. IL, n
expected that tn w1fs. will produce ,birty
tons tails (WHICH will require Iail, IN toms
oiFg IRON ami % Ol cosl. which added 10 m,
1907 ID tons Of merchant iron which the
works now produce viii sakr morc nan d
tcns peI DIV, which must b. brought 10 M.
pisct About 10 additional hanis viii b.
employed
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-05

osF-O" Monday TIE 4h Fsb'y. = G.ad
~ b'seelsi. ~th the owners osaas engraved IN
,hs '"slae. Any ps'-'n leaving - ~nh the kDI.
vi VI TliE FlNts vii be suisbiy rewarded
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-05
U CoPPHR-

LAkESUPERIoR COPPER. The Detroit,
Daily Advertiser publishes the following ex-
tact of ~alciieI dated Eagle River, Decembcr
10th. 1918:
''The prospect for mineral n, the different
works IS about the SAN a. when you left last
fail. Last week that part OF the Pitisborgh
Company at work ia the bluffs South Yves,
OF this place took out a fine specim u weigh
ing one ton. IL Is II fall of native copper aud
lapse Jumps OF naive silver, many OF which
are ol several dollars worth. At the work.
OF the Copper Falls Company they arc now
getting out large masses oi native copper
Some portions of the rock raised there conAir
sufsll PARTICLES OF native silver. We are ala,
getting copper aud some silver"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-05

LOUISIANA ELECrION.-This election
las resulted IA hvor oithe democrats lor GOV.
ernor, an well as maroci,ies in both branches
OF The legislature. The New Orleans Rec. a
wbig paper. takes the defeat OF its party quite
phiiosophicaliy. Hear it,
The wings OF Louisiana have been DESPATCH.
ed ON a voyage oi exploration 10 salt River
With a ummsry haste and decision that wonld
he lar tom agreeable. were IL rot tl,ai We hay,
travelled the same read ~ often that the iour
,pey IS slsorn OF many of is difficulties and
dangers. No fear oi oar being lost on the way.
We arr familiar with every coprice and
thickft, cSerJ mountain pass aud valley, eyery
highway aui byway, every stream and nyulr,
that leads 90 that far famed resting place lo,
weary aud disappointed political aspiranis.-
We have trodien the path, devious aud thorn,
tfTuugh u b., NJ often. that we have smoot,c,
snd levrlled IL, rendered II practirable an,
easy, and pot II in hne condition Tor oar u,
mocrstic inenis who Que DAY OF other. vii
doubtless have Ia travel along the same road
We trust tat hereafter when they undrrnk
tse route, they wall properly appreciate ou
dissntcust~d efforts 90 render their auat a
c0iniottali add easy a. possible!
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-05
ENGLISH NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE

ENGLISH NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE
The enterpri-e Of the English ne~wspapersis
well known. The leading morning Journals
the Iimss, the Hrold. and others-ssnd
reporters over the continent OF Europe. and
establish correspondents az all prominent
places on the face Of the GLOBE. We now
iind that they are about TO re print the pro
ceedii & Of ihe American COngrcss. The
Boston Post makes the announcement thus.
THE London Morning Chronicle has sent
q reporter to THIS country To report loG that
paper The proceedings Of Congress"
devolvesupon us TO report our senliacnis
on important subjects ia many instances we
CONSIDER u a measure Of duty, and perform IL
with pleasure. In no insisnce. however.
does this take place morc satisfactorily. than
when we speak Of the Health Restorative Of
Mt {. BdDckerhon. On the advancement NJ
the knowledge Of is existence. aud the prac
ucel use made Of IL, rests the welfare Of =
multitude Of our fellow brings. All .boold
assist ia spreading IL.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1846-11-09

"A in North Beckett within half wn wy 'l1unsains
MED sS aalpond nearly new lately owned and occn
and W,s, H.. @ 40 Tonplts under cover Lime
Sna Machine all moved BY water bower Foi
or ~ inquire Of tho subscriber in Amherst
Oss. al akD, neE ths prentisoAl
Wv BENJAMIN ALLEN.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1846-11-09
BOSTON q WORCESTER RAIL ROAD.
g Fss.s7zsss7 y6 n
CHANGE OF THE
summer Arrange cement.


Summer Arrangement.
FROM WORCESTER, daily except Sunday,)
With Passengers from the Western Rail Road, N
end 81
With Passengers from the Western and Norwich Rail
Road. At IL An.
With Worcester Passengers az and An. an6 81 PM
NIB. Tue A NJ, train will take ~ passengers East
of Framngham.
With Passengers from NelcYork by Steamer Norwich,
early day except Monday stopping only at Framing
ham
With Passengers from New York by Long Island Rail
road every afternoon, except Sunday stopping only at
Framing ham.
FROM BOSTON
FOR AlbGny and Western Railroad, Hartford New la
and New York, at q A. Nj anu P.
For NoriUich and Stations the Norwich Railroad at
u A. and % P. N.
For Worcester, aud Way Sta ions on the Worcester Pi
Road, at II AM. p, and pm
N. 3. The NJ Train will not stop any Sta ti,l
East of birmingham
For Mtlbury, at ~ A. NJ. and p NJ.
For NeW York, via Norwich and by Steamer. at oclk
P. NJ.
For New York, by Long Island Railroad, at 81 AM.
FROM MiLLBURY.
For Boeton and Way Stations daily except Sunday, al
81 a. NJ. and AZ P. Nj.
SAXONyILLE TRAINS.
Leave Saxonville at Z and 10 Am. and Pm,
Leave Boston at 40 p and 81 Pm
Freight Train will leave Boston l25 M. for Saxon
vile taking passengers for Brighton, Newton, Needham
and Natick only.
Sunday Mail from Worcester 74A N,from Boston at
l2M.
All Baggage al the risk Gifts owner.
Fares are less when paid the Ticket Offices than in
the Cars WIN. PARKER, Sup'i.
July ], 1916. tf27
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Please Look at this-to the Afflicted

NB R. s MRS. SCHUYLER, the Colored In
LF dian Root Doctors who travelling through
the country aud practcng the last ihee years
with the most astonishing would respectfully in
form the afflicted o Worcester and vicinity that they have
located in WORCESTER, MASS, between Bridge Street
and The Boston and Worcester Railroad Bridge where Mr.
or Mrs s. always be uuud wait all those who
would be willing favor them with a call They will
continue prepare Medicines for all kinds of plants
Particular attention paid female weaknesses OF all kinds
and all Chronic complaints of long standing Be sure
inquire for Mr. or Mrs SCHUYLER Terms iOtU Recon-
meadations will be shown of the have effected by
calling at house. All kinds OF ROOTS end HERBS
kept constantly hand for SALE Advice given gratsa
Mr. will call all those that may wish who unable
to leave their rooms. If June "a.
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Mutual Fire InsI1rance.

VlHE HoLYoKE MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE
4 COMPANY IN SALEM. commenced operations May
%, le4s The number Of Policies which have been already
issued by said company is 4S79 Of property
sured more than $4000,000 Amount capital in Pre-
MUM Notes is $3.50 000 Insurance for the term
years. greater than $1,000 not taken on any
one risk Property deemed hazardous taken.
JOHN s. WILLIAMS President.
JOHN I BURNHAM. Secretary.
Salem Oct %, 1915.
l. n b. Application for insurance may be made to
EUCLID CIADSEY, Agent, No. 4, Central Exchange.
Worcester, Nov. 4, 1915. 44tf
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ci FoL removing Grease Spots. Stains or Msrls crou,
S1ones wo9ens, Carpets, &c. &C. and rendsring me-
Sold Win Iii Dirseao,, Srlgpnl, new and spotless
NJ a Of the above articles are for sale AZ the
oc,rs '0'"''0'e' py J. CIRCUIT, in.
eod vvtdQ
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MOORISH HAIR nvr

Dar pr RPsrmsnenlly dyeng Light Red or Grav Hair
the SKIN Sold with mi TOISr %lnont dyeng Iuri
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INDELIRLE INK

sans INN, with and without preparation, has
corner OF Sands and Fulton street. Brooklyn NJ ~
over six years the demand for has been constantly IN
cessng moreover II has in every instance given entire
ssAcon and has been proved to be equal IL moi snne
or 10 any IN use The proprietor warrants 20 answer
every purpose, or the money refunded.
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ed with the utmost caeand prescriptions will he mi mn
in the most careful manner. ~ Pu' up
Ihey hope by constant personal attention and Close -
pication to business merit and receive the
the public David SCOTT III P ~ @se VI
Worcester April 2s. '
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New Drug Store,

- THE subscribers have recently III
~ ted the Store
sessss3& a. No. l73 Main Street
St-aasss5Zz1 ass..s where they have for sale an
%gass===zsF sortment of DRUGS q, MEDICINE
w@Y which are not surpassed in quality h
EzSZM any in town. The greatest pains have
bEg5 been taken in purchasing the Medi-
49, = cines 20 obtain those of the best auah
@s3k32 zT "a ty. Their assortment of Preservation
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JONES' CORAL HAIR REsTop r,vr

Anohe the educated there are few who vii Am, ~
that by forcing the roots and scain ~ m uo9ot hul
ea'sy action, we can cause arowth-nye dark l,,pi
nI va me roots being healthy. Il sediment called
nan ~ SOUR Is discharged from The scalp; the hair
s, noJpes soft aud silky. Thus The roofs sronSiy
pay her bes amer native soil proudly eneidy Dis
from DEAN 4" A. specimen Of diseased nalurd raised
~ uoo"i Ny me powerful aid of science ~
From The Hew York Tyibnne
over 70 vea 'naa Judge Edwards Of Philadelphia, man
q" sn a. pain Of ones hand two months s;nc y ba
Coral Hair RestorativeD "O'' '"e use Of Jones
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THE MOST
ASTOUNDING DISCOVERY!
JONES ITALIAN CHEMICAL SOAP.
A WONDER

70 cure Erapffons and Difgurements of he skin PIN
Pfes' eckfes, SHnbuyR, SAL RheuRt SctrrU
Sore Heads &c &c.
| IS astounding how quickly by The pse Of NM oh M
~ aiian Lneniica soap, sallOw. elbow or dark
SKIN becomes beautifully clear aud White
Parsons ~ purchasing this mus lv,y far IonP.
ALAN CHEMICAL SOAP; and, perhaps rs n,any
wa" uAVe beeh Cheated with Countefeiis viii be ,o
ue discouraged try The genuine we say 10 such Ty
ths ohce-you will not regret it but always se bai liz
name OF L. JONES is on the wrapner '
rom me Ee0 Orleans Csnhaet October Is44
Ohs o. our subscribers, MIR Leonard INFORMS MS nm
nc mas Deeh cured Of old scay Salt Rheuin Of IS ,ss
stan ing on his beard. fingers and hands nv y sta -,
I, lluch advertised lateiy-w speak Of ZONES,
i ia olelhlc@i SOAP lie also Informs as that he has
uledits effects upon his female slave Rose :, ,'.uaa
E h1ch marked with sun-sp0s, and he fonnd in iva
weeks her SKIN much clearer and whittier.
From The NtW York Sun
we make il rule never 10 notice an advertised 49,
Nc'e' oul rom what we have heard from several
IesPecthg me powers oi Jones' Italian Cheuiral soo
we 90 not hesitate To pronounce il all IL il ren.s,
anu can therefore, coDsciennusly recommend i, 40 ~
urements F'i ''''N NJ or ulshg-
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FRUIT TREES. Sc.


5sStSS5SiS I S now well stocked with choice variety
i ofFRUIT TREES and ORNAMENTAL
-sszzE=S- E 5 and 5 II r Il BIS: such Apple
Trees Pears Pums Cherries Peaches Anricois, Necta
rines Ounces English Gooseberres, Currans FRS and
other Evergreens, European Mountain Ash, Roses, Pao
MES, &c, all in fine order Tor ransplanting
The Autumn considered by many The best time for
transpantng and better selection probably be
now made than in the Spring those wishing Trees, &c.
will do well 10 order them soon.
u fine collection Of HARDY PERENNIAL FLOW
ERING PLANTS, and the Autumn is the best to SET
them.
% Also good assortment of TULIPS, HYACINTHs
ana other Bulbs
~ CATALOGUES furnished gratis, upon application to
the Proprietor SAMUEL II. COTTON.
Worcester 8 mo. (Sept) %. dw5w
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BRooKLYN. Feb. la 1915

I.on,,,.n..,-,.. BRooKLYN, Feb is, 1916.
pom win ana without the preparation very extenniyr
now well established reputation II has been tonnd -
DC equal not superior to any other Ink in use II 4 IN
al ceses warranted 20 every purpose II will No.,
dueo JET black mark and never wash out Il viii M,
spread and runs freely from PEN Be particular thai var
buy my Ink WIfTIAM !. WI1s gu
Prepared Wholesale and retail BY VIM BAIiRv =, n,
pharmacy corner Of Sands and Futon.s BRooKI w "
~ GT None genuine unless signed,
n. y. GREEN, ''' W, snd
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gTEAM GRIsT WILL,

BTEAW WItIST MILLe
71HE subscriber having purchased OF WIN. y. WHITNEY,
90 undivided half the right Of using and vending, in
Worcester PLATTs PATENT PORTABLE GRIST
MILL would hereby inform the public that they have
OF the above Mills In operation At C0UKT MLLw they
are prepared Grind, 20 order, oil kinds Of grain.
Worcester, Oct 81. REUBEN bEMtS.
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CHARLES ID. BOWMAN,
0Tney and Counsellor at Law,
STEELE, ANDERSON s. STAMFIELD,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS

Nos. 8 and 10, Pearl Street, Boston.
N b.. Particular attention Is paid to the sale OF WOOL
as well 10 Wooden, Cotton and other Fabrics pnd ad-
WAGES made where required.
Boston, August "a, l546 d3m
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ROCKS.

u quish the BOokseilng business offers for a limited
time to sell the balance of his stock Of Books very
duced prices. 33tf Worcester, Ang Is.
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JON Es' sPANIsH lily y1t,rr

- y perfectly innocent being purified of al dol,ei
Gus quai1esi and il mpaus to the skin na,,rsi
ac,ia9 "iapaser' clear, living whites at The same linz
smooth. GNU, "'ahHs u SOFT AND
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-10-23

as disappearing in decided terms Of the res
%oIution, and also of the course Of the Bugle.
You are in eror in calling those persons
members of the Executive Committee. No
one Of them is, or has been for al least a year
previous 10 The annual meeting, if at any time,
a member Of that committee though they
are, | believe, all Of them disunionists. Nor
do they so much disapprove of the course Of
the Society and the Bugle, as would appear
from your article. True, they think the Ian
guage Of the resolution does not set forth the
case truly, and is unwarrantably severe; but,
of the " word Of explanation they say, tive
disapprove of it entirely, regret that the DR..
ever wrote it, and should rejoice 10 see him
retract it,"
You say sit is simple dishonesty, nothing
less" for any one TO attempt to find in your
hastily penned " word of explanation" your
position in relation to the war. Let us see.
That article did, o: it did not contradict an
impression which had been made by what
you had before said or written on the same
subject. Ii it did contradict such an impress
sion, it must be evident to all, that so far as it
did this, it should be taken in preference to
that which it was intended to explain. 1t
would have been unfair after your e~xplana-
ton appeared, to infer from anything you had
before written, that you were not in favor of
protecting General Taylor. If, on the other
hand, that article did not contradict any ra-
tlonal construction that could be put upon
your other articles, certainly there could be
no unfairness in referring to it. That article
is the only one in which you spoke directly
of protecting and defending the army. Up
on that subject it seemed explicit; and if ia
ken in connection with your other articles on
the war, though it may make you appear
more inconsistent, the whole will not place
you in a position any more favorable.
But my communication is becoming loo
long, | have endeavored 10 be plain and can
did in writing the above, and if | have done
you any injustice it is unintentional.
Respectfully,
JAMES BARNABY, Jr.