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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-29
MISSIONARY To CAUFORNIA-Tt

mlNSipNARf TO The
Missionary enterprise tnusccuds every other
m dignity and importance, and the office and
work ol the Missionary i the modest and
most philanthropic within the compass of hu-
man agency. BY so much asst is better and
worlhier 10 save mems lives than To destroy
them, - the christian hcroa sublimcr CHARGE
ter than the vulgar soldier, and the peaceful
conquesls III Christianity more glorious than
any number OF victories achieved by blood
aud carnage. The Missionary, who in con-
tempt OF case, aud in defiance of difficulty,
with true and courageous heart perscvcres
alone and in a strange land in his appropriate
work. furnishes an example Of the Sublime in
action. Rev. MIR. Barns whose talents and
enthusiasm are pledges OF his peculiar fitness
TO be- christian pioneer expects shortly TO
sail for California, which Is entirely destitute
ct protestant ministry, there TO spend his
doys.--NsWark Adr.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-29

FIRE IN PlrISBURG. About eight o.
clock Sunday morning fire broks out la the
printing office and book bindery of Messrs
Johnston and Stoekton. on Third St Pitts,,,,u.
The materials were iajured considerably be-
lore the ire could be subdaed; several of the
hands employed in the Office, in at,emnt;n,
to arrest the progress oi the flames. were bad
u bur Ell. the danage dono to The building IS
not ,cry grca,.
Peace. too, hath us victories. So Richmond
ERquirer.
l.es, rcace hath Us victories.
Thee Is lhe whig victory ia ohi,.
The whIs victory in Penusylyania.
The Wig victory la Georgia.
Tho whS victory ia Mar,lsud.
The whs victory ia Maine.
The wing victory ia New .ll,mlsbin.
The wing victory in Florij,.
/ lies, peace, too hath its victories.
]
Gov. Briggs has faculty OF touching the
tender Gods 81 IN heart. When the normal
schoul WIS iic,Icd ia wes,fsll. he appeal.
ed 10 ia, fathers nnl mothers Of the as m
! bly,
| 81 con recall, sail hc. A. he wiped the tcar
ih1i struggled from his cte. "dhs ease OF a
poor by who once sat upon the htnl plank
scat al uns oi uics. schools inone ct The poor.
est districts ct this State white his father
was tqilmg az thc anvil lor Ms dahy bread.
who under IN, smiles of Kind Providence
has been honurcd los his fellow citizens inG.
nltely beyond la deserts, aud who as chiei
] al Of I'LL.
dressing YOU amt deems IL his highest honor
To plead lOr the cause oi common school ed.
ucalipn ! would rather bo thc man who
gave ihe decd oI the land mr yondrr school
house, thanto wear the honur ol the proudcst
military C'uqucror. Thank heaven tkatthere
are no 'olliics Ia hi. enterprise to poison il
/ to death.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-29

Jenny Lind.-Thc Swedish nightingale" is
engaged az Vienna for Eve months from the
theisl Ocioher.-She is TO appear in Never.
beers new opera, the Camp Of Silc.ia. the per
Torrance Of which is TO b. superintendent by
himself. The celebrated pruia donna is to
have Gi'OO0 sterling and benefit, and is Il
perform only three tiIaes a week.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-29

TO LIVERPOOL DIRECT. -Four new
steamers are building 10y the Cunarl company
oi ono thousand eight bundled tons each.
which are Ia form direct semi monthly line
between New York and Liverpool. They
will be ready TO commence about the first OF
MAY next. Four other steamers OF similar
dimensions, are also building by the same
company for the American lines, to replace
other boats; or To act on special occasions. -
The new lines are TO leave on Saturday and
arrive on Thursday or Friday OF the second
! wcek.-yOur. Com.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-29
COOKING STOVE
w A X r. ~ Gus Il.

UNION STREET. W BEELlNG. VA.
TITLE subscriber icing the OSly AoENr In this City
- Tor the sale OF J.. Woin s. Cos. highly cciehrA cd
Cooking Stoves. would inform the citizens and public
generally that he has iIst received large assortment
The above stoves; which for durability niy and price
cannot Nc cat IN this region lie would therefore re.
specially invc tie attention of all who want Of
superior article, To call and assortment he.
fore purchasing elsewhere, a. he j. determined sell
short profits for cash. or To prompt credit
J. X. DlCkEY,
Oct. D, 1876. BY THOMAS G.. CULRERTsON
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-29
LATER THAN TIE

IA. - - MORE New and cheap Goods last reeei
~ ~. New tiloap sore IN the Room foruserlv
H hr Isaiah Cooper, nearly opposite ths N
" pans VAN street general assortment OF (sooSs =,
l tyH prices, amongst which some more ofths..s
te'.tul MACK satin stripe Gro ~ armla and ron a.
siiAs very superior silk Mns Glsves ~ 4 1890
",nl " paid goods for Ladies drsssra -h.,-t. ~
10y ae.stFiion French Doe skin rsn-lt.rss. go
49,, s"ess and leans. English and Anrriean eiesh.
t'ia v sthafu heacltod niusl,ns wv 40, -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-29

SNORING. There is no philosophy in
snonng-uonc that we eau see of-ani yci
you must make tie music go al nigh. Can't
help ~ Would stop II Won cuuld} We don't
believe word OF IL. How do Won held il in
Tie day um"f Ne verify believe nature in
tended YOU Tor a hog, and made ms,ake.-
For The llic Of rs. we can't tell whether or not
there - Srunicr IN our room when we a
wdkc--nuiy lhe hog Is NOR mnsicsl-th,t's
the difference. Blt hos does alt his grunt-
my ~ the day time. when hc is awake; b,t the
most ot yours comes at night, when alpuor fcl
low y tired. oud such sounds crate npon his
ear. II you were not - su1ppish and grD,,l
lsh ln toe day 'iWc, We should have NOR Oh, =.
ny Tor y0U alright We never knc,, a nor.
son OF d gooj cart aud hind disposition. "a
sn"ie anl keep snoihcrawakc The good an
gels that attend aud watch the bed ol ,uci
would bc frightened at the noise You maxi.
ond never come ncar the badpeaiu. You vii
never Cease 90 disturb your bed fellows. whit,
yon a1c ~ morose and cribblcl la IA. da,
'inr. The malignant feelings YOU canno
Erunt out wheu you arr awake, b.lCh forth II
torrents while YOU are asleep. Like a work
ing barrel OF beer. your body cant coniui,
your bad feelings, and So Of night, where the
iind boic ia your head, they squirt out 60 ih
/ provoking oi all WHO sleep la the house. VIII
oouiG consent 30 become your wilc2
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-29
MUFFS. EI,EEs

-'',s $40 hifscs iust received r. ~ yVheeifey
b. .hfe, srf'fturnt 81 Muns III tsti..la au ~
$3.50 ,,''fs. hesiLyna Murs Fos fa tyHf a. ~
af ''''i o.. ~ Genei ~. Conner Co. esf
JOHNSON HAREYUfi
y $500. 1900 ease h'cseiei s1iuiass. . ~ ly.,fi
tiHfts '''''ii "i Na'iroF fnH Fat.
Oti ~ 1yH aaI r.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-29
NV copprp DlScoVFpy ar Nix

NEW COPPER DISCOVERY AT MIN
ERAL POlNr.-ExtTact OF letter, dated
.Aiineral Point, Sept, p, loi6."-A very
SPLENDID show OF copper hos just been open
cd here. Ii isa regular sheet, running north.
west. going down into the water, and the ore
is believed by men competent 10 judge, To con
tain for,yiive To fifty per cent. OF copper. Ii
will not give what the ore Is worth. About a
ton OF dis rich or will b. shipped TO Boston
forthwith At ihe diggings OF Mn WoOdman
and Mir Iubbirl, there j. "A large quantity OF
ore now in sight, aud it estimated by miners,
that the ground now broken will turn out from
800 to 100 tons OF orc,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-29

ALL llGMBUG When Stcphsn Kemble
was manager in Newcastle. aud the bou.e.
were rather list, no less parsonage arrived in
town than Prince Annumaboo who Offered las
service Cor very moderate consideration. Ac.
cordingly The bills of the day announced. tina,
between the Acts Of the Play, Prince Annn.
inepou would give a lively representation ot
TIA scalping operation; he would Hkewis,
give the Indian -whoop, in all its variou.
tones, the tomahawk exercise. sud the mol
OF icasiiug an Abyssinian banquet" IN,
evening arrived aud many people attended I,
witness these princely limitations Aftbs tbi,l
Act, hls Highncs. walked forward IS dioni.
hed step, ilourishing bis iomahawk. and en-
ting the AR, cNclulmiug. ia. ha-ho. bot"
+ Next entered man with bis face bactspeJ
and piece OF blaBidcr fastened la his Le.J
with gum. the Prince, with l1r.e clr,iog
knife, commenced his scalpins ooer.i;,,,
which be- performed iu O stylc tfily ,mre,isi
I holding zap thc skiu 90 token of triuu,ph NJ
came ihc war-waOop. wbichwasa combi1,fieu
+ OF dreadful and descendant sounds. lastly. tb.
I Abyssinian bsnquct. consisting Of Jaw h.rl
steaks These hr made into Tuuis.Hs LARGO q.
I bic mouth would admit and de,oured therr
/ 90 a pdncely.and diguided manner Hati1o
completed bus rannibd repast. hc h0uri-bed
/ Ws i'nahawh tttialming. III. ha--ho. hor
I ana made bis cail NeH day ttic manager. in
I the middle 81 ,hc markcl-piace. espiej ~
mos, pursuant Prince Amumshoo. SELLING olr
bHircs scissors, and quilts, IN Tie chaEric,
of Jew pedlor.
what saii kembe. "my Prince. is thof
yoW Are YOU not pretty Jewish s.5upIr. !
io Impose upon us iu inis m8nueT Mo-.
turned round. lud With on arch look ps.l...J
Prince he id. wash no Prince. ,..6
4cuns hkc you. You vsai kiugs Prince. AMI
LmplTun to-day Stephen Krmb.s f1.g..,
fJ" ] wash hmm1u. -sI. wash humb.g
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-29
-. g.. ROBINSON.

Late Robinson ~ UnH.
Coach House, SigR and Ornamental painter AMI Ga.
zicf l2f Main street.
LSfR Iftii.N Informs hs fticnds AND the publ I,
tHi l q, prepared To- do al kinds fiu=inrs az his
inc a." ne t- terms. ne hs- si-p hand lsfra aud
" 81 sciccicsi assortment of Window Glass pAInis sc
whch Ice val sn.l on favorable terms. Ne invite cal
Tom hot~c add : .canlboa hUiidcss Oli. - lao
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-29

O-F~ We learn by the Parkersburgh Gazette
that the Charleston Republican has adopted
thc account OF the Weston Convention. pub
lished in the r Wing, aud attributed b. he
Gazette TO a sort Of mysterious gentlemen
IA black denominated the Wheeling Soy
as The true representation of the doings Of
ihst Convention We think the locality OF
She Republican would cuable /, TO be well in.
formed and TO know whether ihc WIKI cor
respondent or tbe official gentlemen Of The
convention had gwen the accurate account.
Toe lame apologies OF ,hc CARTE. however.
confess ihe material spppressioas in thc OH
cal statement The cofrcsp ouIcnt al the
Richmond Enquirer, too, Who undertook "a
hagellaie The "Whecliag spy couobomis.
nearly all us statements. and conticts fhr cl
hciaisoi tbe convention ftbc greatest unfair.
ness in their setting forth Of ita proceeding
we sincerely conmisss rate the uncomfortable
In into which Our neighbor of Pararr,rr- i,
thrown by being compelled 10 eight assin.t
'he tmth and to glazs over hlsebooi. So
doubt his suffering. isiuiolerabIe.
ins letter from Mas, We learn that DE
dfougih ias bsen more severe thon forgiven.
bsIofe DO inat state. The rivers sfe s3 lov
iiai mony Of .He m1uuiac orirs have b..u
obliged Go suspend f.pir operations. T.r
"a'ef add-. After SOME weeks Hlis mam,ag.
Oct 2lsi, ii btg.as 20 aia, which IS ma.,
Cheering.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-29

~ INhLi1 iftIt .Han fi.H.. .t...
.eN =. laa % .ifft 81
STIMULI ai1As9IA
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-29
BETHANY COLLEGES.

n CALLED Meeting of the board % Trustees, oi
[S Bethany College. win te held al the stewart Inn
on Tuesday 10Th November al N 8 NJ. hiii meeting
Of the Board j. requested. W.T.. NJ. Army, Sec.
Bethany October 70. fSf6.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-29

IT, byefs and Calico Printers. Psrnsit. A..1s.a
= u,-iiy containing staoux Other saiashss 1.e-r
''' fiptlnn ~ faost % the esdtog .rn~e~-~.
HoN paeuocd OBJ csico prinfers IN tbi. go .ers,
iin Explanations Of The seieni ne ertselpirs 81,
isf ss'e ay 10, 4, 'fi,e,,sa, r.ss,v -
49, Inlrr 49,.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-29
BLANKETS

~ yst 1870 very superior srtieis % D.nhess saA
. | a., y, " i'0i's' WH BAILY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-29
MoNrEviDEo AND BuEyos AYREs

We have been kindly favored % a mercan-
iiic luenj with a letter from Noniryideo. un-
DIR date Of 2Sd August from wlnrh we make
thc following extract. The suspension OF
hu,'lliues, eo long aud - u,eics-iy carried on
between Use two great pr1NinCcs on the IL
Plata, will b. halted with pleasure by the
friends ol humanity. The following is the
lcN'avt.
Although not officially made public, the
following are known Co bc the basis on which
o settlement Of our long pending difficulties
I depends, witch have been acceled TO by
Gov. Rosas aud Gen. Oribe, and which now
Only want ,he appreciation of this Govern
mcn'. An immediate su,pSn,ion ol hosuli-
uus-ihc retiring al all ine Argentine troop.
iTom he pro,iuce-aul thc simultaneous dis
aiming OF oil the foreign troops ia this city.
As noon as these arrangements shall b. accom-
phshcd, the blockade at the port of Bueno,
ASres viii b. removed; the Island OF Martha
Garcia will be- restored 20 Bncnos Ayres; all
the vessels OF wor taken will be returned IN
their original state, or near ~ possible. and
/ the Argentine flag will be ,aluled with 2l
guns; tlic merchant vessels ou both sides wi.
De reciprocapy restOrcd to their owners th,
navigation of the Pordua viii remain subject
90 ihe laws and regulations OF the Argentine
I Government 80 long as they occupy both side,
at the river. a general aud complete afnues
ty Tor persons and property is guaranteed, ant
an election Tor PEsit~nt according TO th,
constitutional laws 90 th> country will taxi,
pIace 90 Doe result of which. whatever il ma,
Dr., Gen. Oube Is e. give his consent W,
Imagine tha, there can bs no difficulty on Do.
par U i,ii- Government iu nCced.uE GO ihrs
terms, ani thr only di0i.ultY viii be an tbei
execution, which viii require time aud prI
drncc. We trust our next ad,iccs will CON
firm our present aulicipa ions
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-29
COPPER, TIN & SHEET IRON.WARE
MANDATORY.

n 7 CULBErSON'S Old add we'll known stand on
Main street. where abe let cAa aiw avs
lc found aud ~ the lowest Also Joinq n either
OF the aioye brauctc-, done Short notice aud an the
n'nsi teSsDuseie icfins. J. v. DtCKEY
o,,olst y. $50 d. TmoM ~ G. CuInnkrsnN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-29

- A.t i't s' iperifinF Cros a. Rhine s.t,.
- 49, ~ffrf kieh Ffsld sHt t,e.s
.i''.i fsliscfs. Fancy Neff - =. te..,
la''f,i l'. ially Crsysis, fseeises ~
1bkn AAElsf
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-29
lMP0GTANr-NEw ROUTE TO or.

lMPOGfANr.-NEW ROUTE TO or
EGoN. Nh. JESSE hpplcgtir addresses let
t'f To lhe editor, at this aal tn. ADJOINING
States, with regard to a discover which All,
miis cmgraats To- the valley ol lhe Villa.
mette by Southern route. lie whites from
Fort Hail. Scptembtf 10Th.
The new route foil ows the road To- Cslifor.
MA about 800 miles from this place. and en-.
tcrs ihe Oregon Territory b. the way of the
C'amct Lake. passes through the splendid
valleys OF thc Rouge aud Umqpua rivers. snd
enters The valley ct the Willamette near IL.
South eastern extremity.
The advantage gained 10 the cmicnut b,
tbis ruutc Is ot Che gr.atcSt imlDraucr-th
distance H. considerable shortened. ths ams.
dnd water plenty, ani the sterile regions and
TIC dangerous crossing OF the Snake aud Co
lumba MYERS avoided. as we'll as The Clscsd,
momiains-he may reach his place of dssti
hdlioh WITH bis wagou and property in tan,
/ 10 huli CABIN aud sow Wh .at before tb.
niny season. This road bias beea eru!ouI
ani VIII br opened at the expense oi ihe ca
/ itenr Of Oregon. and u0fliug whatever IS de
maniej % lhc eGnigmnts.
6u'r Boggs Hut parts. .ih many Other
families pi TespeclabilIiy. have changed uieil
d,suuaiion, and are upw on their vag to o.
eg"n Some OF ihe migrants intend s,1ppin.
ia ihe ihe tmpua valley. which though n5t :.
large s quite equal TO th- willamette 90
iculu y
4 way bill, fully describing Tie road. vii
hc prepared end sent 90 ue United STATES. o.
20 fuu iiall, for the use Of she cmirriuls %
1871. lul nl pilots will b. required
Tie exploring party leh Che upper settle
meu's ul the Willamette on tht 2j,b jun
Jest crops were mosl promising and the farm
e.' iu h..h spInt- They met a large tmiefi
+ tou from CaiiloruiB, consisting % ,hc n9H
I ftlI scott. late OF 81 Charles county. No
aud wluy others who lcit the UuitadState
l-styur They give a decided preference {,
. OREGON over CsIltJfgi1 LIST I.,4i. p..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-29
STOCKING

M ANUFACToRY-JOHN RCKHART R..,..,s,
- " inieftas the citizens 81 Wherline and y,si.s'
p, continues is Manufacture sioekinss shiris 40
iof pesi ftyors. b. hopes hy atsntint 10 - -
s ..uahoe OF me same. tie VIII hereaaeT go y.
10 i"" siutf than has ever teea DsnsfactnrSs m
Nesiefn Bsak % Virriaia. ~ N""h
Oct ~, 3Bi
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-29

Extract of a letter from Garbage Illinois.
Mogsrs. EOfF AND SON. have tccn using youy
is Tor ie last - Yeas. aud al~ with The de
sitac success and consider them for slight dctangc
'ht OF The hillary sccrctions Inc plus ultra Al
IeH's's ~ such ca-cz, at any tate. in my cNpe
Renee, and IN all niiors my knowledge have l0ng
Teen ~ me habit of fcly yOur pills removing TIC
.'et- "t bad Colds hillary sccr~iions &e that should
b. sorry io be- without them Please INFORM inc whoihcr
State. -
Your o'rtlient servant J. d. MATHEWS
PRIOR 4 PAuL.I. Arcnts Wheeling Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-29

THE COUNTRY ~ a FOKE--The fol.
ly oi admitting Santa Anna into Vera Cuz IS
daily becoming more manifest. The Courier
des Eats tHis Hsies ihat it hes private let
tcr from Hivdna. which show That Santa An.
ua brought With him iu the steamer Arab. TO
Vera CuU twenty Spanish officers OF distin-
gulslc7 ability -lm0ng Gee number Nauiso
Lppez. who has acted disliugi she'd part boz
the slfi. war of Old Spain These Officers
unt'r SANTA Anna arr Go have commands boo
t1e attempt ioUPsl onr columns Of Invasion.
One OF them. ID J., aIioI is a ycry able cav.
a.ry officer who uy UhrwilH corps OF 5000
tl opPuss vs Wc can never rdc. lIr Capitol.
Otirgs ore gpoj srI..cl-E, who will hul
death upoH u BOO One posses io S4lui.1. uBd
re-, Sl.ii.i0. oI san lui. Pol-i
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-29
rRANNLATIANS

81 NJ tLASStCS--ilistOry of Rome nv -r,,.
,,,,.', t .s"s sied ~ Baker, History 81 the Pso.
' ~ WaI Translated iroe tls Greek Of T,,.erdSa
~ M Smhh n NJ. Murphcy Translates ~ .l3.-ss
80. =. "l horace hS Philip FfAacis ~ 10 1890.
'.''" OF Nrsl Tor sale BY JNO. ~ TIIoMPsON.
L. Yet Locks and acknowledgements MaIlory A
Cos ocks with mineral knol sssa,,ss s.se. go
~. ,s,c HENRY p. AoRRiss.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-29

1kshf hobHh hy Wiriam Ysnsfi. tofriher WHh
- general hHaofy ~ 80 iufse disssftailou 81 lie
rah irotiinT hoFse how trained ard loeksysA an
ast"ut 20 hs fcnIafk sic performances ana ~ sssv
' ihe AsBaHd itf Muie. ~ y \ ~ Inner ESso, ~ ~.
ui hrEisfef 10 sait ~ mo. ~ TiloMFsON
'r - Intou stress
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-29

GUNSMirfiS can te snppl I'D by the -uh-eriier with
~ Gun BArfc running oa 10 200 huiief- 10 the M
Gun Lock-, plugs and nlpp'e- Gun mounting German
silver and nc sheet, and ehcss bts- h-, terms By
oet 20 SAMUEL MEL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-29
FOR SALE

"a Itf..t I"' iinfee fastLF csasts.F !. q. -.
90. ~ Iu i-"' ." WE DfftiE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-29

uLACKsMITHs can IL aeppfss d by the sah.eriLer
- with Auvs solid loS Nse- and common do nri.
low. Aundt's make Stocks and a ~ Flies and Ra-p-
at aud shear steel 81 the 10 sy sli OF whr ne
viii seii bow they ~ lHussrm hosa the east
" an abe addition of carriage. SAMUEL. NEEf..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-29

tTtHk hEifisH FuLffT--eousissiug 81 a..,o.,...
- ~ ih, hsnei eniiueHt living dvfuss be- Envl... -
aha fHd Ireland scconpsuics "a go V. tb n.,ts, 49,,
80. ftt ~ ihe Aet. ". rudfsrss F.rt.- - 49,
3'iee ih'ade'ptia. ior ssc ~ JH THuaFsON.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-12-24

TllE following List OF Books recommend
i dby the General County Convention,
for Schools in Ruiz nd County, are for sale
by w. f.. c. SroDDARD
Spelling Roo&,-Wcbster's
Reading Books,-Tno Bible, 90 be read at
the opening OF the school,l Moral Instructor,
and Sanders Series
Arithmetic and Algebra, -Colburu's First
Lessons, Adams New Arithmetic, and Tow
er's Intellectual Algebra.
Composition ,-Patker's Progressive TX:
ercises
Geography,-Parley's and MorseS.
Observation-Disclosures Comprehensive
Dictionary.
Hsfory-Payley's First and Second Book
Grammar liallock's.
Science, -(For Central, Select, and High
Schools, and for such other schools as have
ample lime,) Mrs. Phelps Chemistry, Na,u.
raj Philosophy, and Botany for beginners;
Comstack's Natural Philosophy, Psychology,
and Geology; Wsyland's Moral Philosophy
and Political Economy; Woodbrdge's &c
ography' and BuuIu's Geography OF the
Heavens
Books of Reference for the Teacher, TO be
used by him occasionally ia the school
Websiefs Dictionary, University edition,
Gallaudets Illustrative De6ner Nc Elliqott's
Young Analyzer, Psrker's Aids TO English
Composition, Wells Grammar
Rutland. Dec. ,, 1916. 40
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-12-24
STAGE NOTICE.
N and aher Monday May II, an accom-

ON and AFTER Monday May IL, an accom-
" mediation stage will leave Rutland eve
nv Monday, Wednesday and Friday, a, 5 a
m. and arrive at Keene p. IN. same day.
RETURNING.
Leave Keene, every Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday, at "a. m. and arrive at Rutland
same day, 10y + p m.
AT Cavenjish this line will connect with a
line for Claremont, y II; same day.
RETURNING.
PASSENGERS can leave Claremnnt every
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday al a.
m. and 90 To Casileton, VI the same night,
there connecting with the Burlington and
Albany limo going directly on without sleep
ing and arriving at Albany the next day al
p m.
Also
with line that leayesC 9stlston, at , o'clock
tic next morning for Whitehall ana SaIato-
"a. Rfri-l sl -af,la-H Ff"s .t 3D..
81 Nalpole this line ,H"rt1' WuN The
Connecticut River line, aud arriving al Brat
llsbero' same DAYS by p, m. Returning
leaves Brauleboro Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturdays, arriving at Rutland 8. p. N. same
day.
The Burlington a. Boston regular mail line
via Rutland and Keene, N H., will leave
Rutland every day as heretofore al p. m eI-
cepi Saturdays, leave Sunday Morning al
la m. and arrive in Boston in 20 hours.
A stage leaves Whitehall al 0 a. m. ev-
ery dsy except Sundays 10 connect with this
line At Rutland same days, 80 that passen-
gers can 20 from Whitehall TO Boston in iw
days. F.. FOSTER COOK q co.
1917