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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-24

i They sat down as still as snow fakes
They were as white - The petlicuats sirewn
on The psbb.y beach. Their teeth cfauered.
\ long silence. At last Aaron looked slowly
at Nose. with the meauest sort Of c0unten-
ance. Moses face. as be returned the glance,
was a regular sheep-diliog one.
Can iht--fnd il out!"
81 reckon not, 1t were sly."
"Lei's climb up the tree, il leans right over
them"
They crept along like snakes. Thy reach
ell The tree. Moss being the Highest, gave
ih- gun tp Aaron, and he climbed lar out on
branch over ia creek. an GOT into SPUR
rel's nest Aaron was not quite 50 high.
1t was Prs.y sight. ie course. You've
read about nym rs. syrsnes. aud 80 iorthl-
They couldn't compare. Hal loose, aud float
log IN the waves, &c. &c. glisieuing in the
water. Polly was white Is snow Sue "a
plump as a partridge in pca-ume, and sat IN
tide waves like bird in its Aest. Troup was
SHIN all over. except in the upper works.
Aaron promised not to lpok at Angelina,
il Nose wouldn't look at May. Impossible!
Angeline spur,ed graceluilyhiAe a native OF
the element. aud May as back-eyed hour,
Colour de rose from TOE to bibw. They splash
ed, aud paddleI, and chatteted like mad.
Sir. the tree began TO sha*s. Aaron had
terrible ague, aud like Nose, began to
smoke and burn, commencing at the ears
There wx louder noise thsn usual among
the unconscious bathing bpau,ies. Aaron
stretched his alrealy eiongked neck, at the
same time htching the gun prward. Unlor
tunaely, the trigger caught in vine, and it
went of with more drakning report, it
seemed to the parties, thdn OYER echoed from
eannon's mouth. 1t was the climax of he
adventure. Nose tumbed from excitement,
plump into the creek betves n Sue and Polly /.
The gals! DOVE madly lrargled-put up the
bank their white backs gadd at BY the wa
;ery eyes OF the tish-hawk that hal puunced
among them. They are robrl in twinkiing.
but not one with her right dress on. Aaron
dashe into the woods. Thee was terrible
scream as ne ran into their DIST All split
IN different directions, aud cane dropping LII
one alter The other,st Moses mothers.
Iheboys toos long turn III the woods, *
did not get back before night They said they
had oeen deer-huntiug, and hadn't seen the
Creek The girls appeared b beiieus them
.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-24

FREEDOM OF THE PREsslN RoMe.-The Roman
cores ondence otthe London Daily News Civ
Is the following as an Instance OF the powers
Of the press there, now that it is lree to
speak:
The press this week has exhibited its
power. There lurked Ia The posl-ohce w.
raisse, bearing the chivafous name OF Hofer,
but whose office, instituted under the late
government. was TO silt and expurgate the
Journals OF Germany and suppress any hing
jhat might b. unpalatable Ike then existing
system. The Paliade oi The l2lh instant made
a furious onslaught on this office and holder
ss Incompatible vita free press in Rome.
On the 10Th there appeared in the newspapers
a notification that Hotter had obtained per.
mission To resign Let him b gone TO Croatia.
Moravla, Stvrid, or my other blrratro delta
1edcschcria, and exercise then and there his
inqulsIturlal functions, is the cry OF the Pal
iade.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-24
DUCKS IN SUMAlER.
: TENNESSEE. NAV Is. 1915

- lENNES>EE, MAY I6, ISIS.
Dedr-lhere is no doubt about its being
true; aud IFS geod one. ii | can hit on the
right way OF telling it,
Aaron was tall, Swapping fellow, near
seventeen. You never saw more suseepii-
bic youth. Being good looking, the girls
were easli, smitten with hun. HEY 1sed to
flock out to the country on Friday evenings,
and stay llll Monday morning. Talk oil "a
colt There's 40 such romp as a town girl
turned loose IN the country. She races. She
jumps. she climbs the trees, shaking the Wild
cherries down upon the timcrous beau be-
meath her. Oh, she is tie most beautiful,
winning, delightful creature in the world.
Moses was much younger than lis cousin.
lie knew Aaron was taken on about thai lass
May Shelton. And May was in love with
Aaron. May and iroup, and Sue and Polly,
all came Out one FRIDAY evening, with Moses
sister Angelihe. Moses goes off Saturday.
early, to let Aaron know. Aaron was for
running over to his aunt's
mo" says Nose Bling the gun. the
woods are tall OF squirrels; we might kin a
dozen walking two miles"
The road run along the creek bank. Aaron
was in brown sndy. lAinkiug OF MAY
Nj ses was looking up in The tree tops and
among the bushes, anxious Tor d pop al some.
thing II was the shadirst and quletest o.
places. 50 tar no game.
lets leave the road biz. and 90 10 the
head OF the creek said Nose, ''it's SO out
OF, the-Way, nobody disJurbs it. Wen sea
something there"
"Seh.' hisssd Nose through his teeth.
"N hat Is ltt asked Aaron, rous. u htlle.
Nose pul his baud Ia his ear
DUCKS the biggest kindi"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-24

Marble M1liAC. MIR Chambers. 10 his
Eiiu5urg Journal, in recent account OF
summer tour in GERMANY Lives DESCRIPTION
OF marble making in SszbIrI, an ancient
town most romauuc8iiy located IN vale 81
the river Sllza. in Germany. Alter s'edkiug
OF the machinery for saving marble blocks Tor
statues. columns &c. carried Dy a stream
which dashes ir1m a lofty alpine height, ne
saws.
Atali,tle distance, and higher up the bill,
within the recssses OF d most picturesque Ia
vine. we were shown a more novel aud curl
Gus operation; this was the making OF bnys
marbles, and more simple process can har-
" BE- conceived. Small pieces OF marble be-
ing put iH'o peculiarly shaped stoue trough
or DISH top OF the same material, ilungln-
10 certain grooves, is made to whirl about Icy
little streamlets led from the main torrent, and
the marbles are soon ground Into spherical
form. There were about twenty OF these hi-
tie spIutteriug mills one above another on
the stream, so that the scene was busy and a
musing. A glance, we were let into the
5 cret of cheap pebble grinding in Germany.
No expense " bat yer had been incurred IN
constructing the mills; the apparatus was OF
the homeIlt ST kind. the sluices on the impetu-
Gus stfeamIets were each nothing more. thana
turf, he raw material came ont OF The hill
side; aud the superintendent OF the works
was 5-1FTTJ7e, who probably considered her
self well paid a remuneration OF two pence
day. And from this primitive manuiac to-
~ bows marbles are sem in vast numbers all
over tie world.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-24

PIG METAL. The quantity of pig metal
no" lying on the Monongahela wharf, is i'm.
mense, probably larger than ever known at
one time. This is owing in part to the tard-
lness OF holders Ia removing the metal from
the wharf to their places OF deposit, and part
ly to the present dull state of the market,
when 1t is next TO impossible to make sales al
living prices. OF Hanging Rock metal
which comprises nearly The whole OF the sup
pl'es now IN market, we have heard OF onr
one or two small sales at prices not made
public.
Booms-Very little is doing in the market
y sale OF "a tons was reporttd TO Us yesler.
day at $50 per ton.-Puts Gazette of Julv
1881.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-24
BOWEL AND SUMNER COMPLAINT

Dr.JahNE, No. Z south fHiRD street. is willing to
guarantee that his CartEinative Baisam VIII Diar-
rhna Colics, Cramps, Gripping Pains. Cholera Morbus,
summer Complaint, and other arrangements OF the Sto
mach and Novels, in ninety nine out of a hun g.
dred and in less than half the than can he effected
by any other meaus.
IL iscxircnely pleasant, and children fond of it,.
1t is equally eieetua for adults for children and
when the directions followed, and erec.
ted. the money will be cheeruly returned. Price 25
and 30 cts per bottle.
ANOTHER PHYSICIANS OPINION.
The follow II. additional testimony in favor of DR..
Jaynes Medicines has recently been received from
physician of high standing in Lauderdale Co., Missis
sipp, under date of August o. 1876.
"Dr. u. Jayne-Dear Sr-I am ultimately acquainted
with some of your preparations aud safety recon.
mend them, Your Eypectorant and Carmnaiive Bal.
sam have used extensively in my own practice, and
state unhesiaIngly that have used article, com
bmaton of medicines that have better answered the
purpose for hey prepared than the atovc
w. w. Johnson, NJ. D., Lauderdaie CO., Miss
Prepared only by DIR. ID. jayne Philadelphia and sold
on agency by BRENTLINGEK iyI3
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-24
Corre.poadenee Of the OAio y.ale yanr.

ILENtLANA, July 10.
Ga Friday Massachusetts r siments passed
down The Lake on the SlTarosa-2Sl strong
vote was taken for the Presidency, which
resulted IA tor Taylor and y fer Crss The
mtole ni'ie leere comm STONED Q3ioers The
lac, Is tne return soldiers are "a stiff capital
for Old Ilca.
was on the dock Yesterday, aud saw raised
on eperh Uessel but one, the memorable letter
OF Cass 10 Chicago. Ii i, printed in large
letters on cloth, and ou The bow, and ia the
shroud.. The salons are utter Cass with hot
buchs-and il he has p1ucle Of sensibility
IN his composition, he must Ieei very uncom-
lortd Bile ia Detroit.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-24

- AM 90 decree ofthe Circuit Supo,ior g..
de- ',af ana Snacery for The county of Tyer
M, a, ~, e'u OF lsi', ia suit therein enai
~ o." un"eteI mined, wherein Friend 80 ''feld'
e w., Iuu " lnia Good, heir Law Of John en- o'
a., 10y osii's defendants, win sell on The ZOO,
a. i- i'9' lNist beihg Court dav) at ptilii. 10Y
' rom door OF The Contt house ia tie tow
i to,i'o' tf@ct Of one hundred aud lWentv y, 'a
cen,,t, ~ 30 'ie "ale's Of Point Pleasant in s,iJ
Nl =, Atis Tue same tract Of land Thar Iobr - saiu
S4 nc e9iNey ed 10 John Good The sale 10 he on M
''', lug iol"s, I" WI One fourth OF The pn,.i s.e
n"iTN 10 NC fald IA hama; one fourth in eigb, sss
ue tolih IN slXiesn months, ami the remainin
tWtnll touf months, the purchaser To give ho,
nenis. IAN.,s ~ ~ ,".irtItd install
June 18th, 1878 h"NMhk, ID
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-24

SHOCKING ACCIDENT TO A PREssMaN.-We
regret TO learn that Mr. Il. J. Hnckin press
man at the office of the Philadelphia Daily
News, met with Sticking and most painful
accident on Tuesday morning, winch, ii was
believed, would cause him the oss OF his right
arm.
While printing IF the edition of the paper
as he was in the act OF brushing some dust
from the form, his finger, were coa-hl by the
rollers and drawn lhto the press. Before the
machinery could be stopped his hand forearm
we're mashed between The rollers and form al
ost perfectly fiat
On being extrcated The sufferer sw ooned
IRON agony. Alter he revived ur was taken
10 his resl nee, where he received proper
surgical aid.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-24
TO THE PUBLIC.

t6tE subscriber has this dav received an asssr,
St Dr JaNnes highly valuable medicines. II is nm
necessary 10 say anything here praise of their grea,
ecaoy IN e cure OF those diseases for which they are
recommended they have long been before the unbic
and have obtained celebrity surprising all other con,
pounds The following comprises list of the articles
received, viz:
Jaynes EApectorant for coughs. colds etc.
hair Tonic for the growth of the hair.
Alternative, for Serofua, Rheumatism and dis
eases of the skin
Jayne ialr Dye, To color the hair auburn or let blk
Carmlnativc Basam, for Summer complaints etc
Ionc Nerslfuge, for the expulsion of worms
sanaive Pills for Dyspepsia and all diseases of
thestomach. "
Jayhes Asue PIls positive cure for Fever and Aguc
Persons desiring 10 know more of the above
can 40 so by calling and obtaining of the Doel.r's
Medical Alinanacs, for 1915 free of charged at
BRENTLINGER'SA poiheca
Between the Post Office and Court House, Wheeling
mr. 80 y "e'""a
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-24

The QUAKERs. The last number of the
Edinburg Review, in the course OF an article
upon Quakerism in England, acknowledges
~ this just and handsome manner the sup
plies OF food sent from the United States tc
starving Ireland: at was there the Quaker's
appeals which first reused our brethren in A.
merlca, and by 50 doing led the way to ihoss
magnificent contributions which constituted
the most honorable exhibition OF national
sympathy on record. We cannot resist add
l. that, ~ to the present moment, tbs cti-
zens OF the United States are continuing their
noble Offices OF kindness TO our starving and
injected emigranls who are continually hy-
ing IN unusual misery, TO their hospitable
shores"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-24
LIFE. LIFEli LIEN

"A LII that man hath will he give for his life so we
80 find recorded in the ancient and best of books
but as we see thousands dying und with Consunp
tion Group. cough, asthna bronchitis splitting blood
and other pulmonary anectons re led TO doubt the
correctness ofhe above assertion especially since it
so well known that certain remedy may be obtained
which always arrests those diseases
Or. Jaynes Expectorant never fails to give relief
ana cures alter every other means have failed This can
be aud has been proved in thousands of nsances
II mas effected radical Cures after the patient had been
given up by all his friends and physicians.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-24
!. ROSES coNcENraATEp coNroUND Elk.
LIFE AND CHARACTER OF
XacANs'N VNyl0s'.

AN IMPORTANT CURE BY DIR. JAYNE'S AL.
have been informed by Mrs Ma
han Ia grand daugier of old Gen. Wayne thai suf
fere Tor number OF years from the growth of large
G0trous Tumour. which besides great deformi = she
SAYS the pressure BON the wind pipe great,
TO prevent her IRON sleeping in recumben position,
and often suhocat0n appeared inevitable. She also la
bored under severe ndisposiiion from LIVER Cow
PLANT and JAUSDIcE, with horrible train of nervous
affections. for which she used DR.. JAySEs A1rERATivE
Nv nch she took regularly for six weeks with
occasional doses of bis Sanaive Pills. and her general
health was thereby completely estab he'd, and now
perceiving some dmnution the size of the tforous
Tumor she encouraged 10 persevetve in the
the Alternative until every vestige OF the painful Tu
NOR entirely removed.
We cannot speak too highly of this imporan prepar.
alton of Dr. Jayne, and for the sake of suffering uuan
ity, hope that II may Lecome more generally known.
Phil. Public Ledger.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-24

THEAUGUSrsINTERST. The.editor of
the Reading Press learned in Conversation
with the State Treasurer OF PENNSYLVANIA.
that the interest falling due on the Sat
debt oa The LIST Of August. will be promptly
pali without resort to the loan 5000 gOU
authorized By the Legislature, to meet any de-
iicency that might occur
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-24

WILLIAM AND Many CoLLE0g We learn
that al th- meeting OF thr Boafi OF Visitors
of William ond MoIA ON lu. slay last, Mr..
Is 5. EWeii. 81 Washington t'llege, wss ap-
IuJed President ans + oiessor % Maihemai-
as ia place ul Mr.. Saeuter-; aud Nh VI. Il
aeles, i'r'arrly of Richmond Professor Of
Ancient L'aeuases, IN lac, OF Mr.. Meniser-
aud.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-24

MONEY AT New ORLEANS. Money was in
less denaud al New Orleans on he Sth, though
sui high =, Prime signatures We're discounted
III the street 10 per cent. per annun, whilst
second class names could be negotiated at
from | to / cent a month
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-24
HOPING COUGH AND GROUP.

TO PARENrS-Jaynes Eypectorant, is without ex
cepion the most valuable PREPARATION in use, for the
hove diseases. 1t converts Hopping Cough mo a mild
and tractale disease, aud shortens its duration
than half and produces certain aud speedy
cry From half to one tea spoonful will certainly
Group infants and young children in half hours
time The lives OF hundreds OF children will be saved
annually, by always keeping 1t on hand ready for every
emergency.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-24

DIR G q Vaughn in letter, the following testimony:
Hoosck Falls, March 49, lsi7.
TO DIR Naugln-l feel it q duty owe TO you to make
this statement, thinking other persons afflicted
may read, and find relief through the same source In
April last, was attack ed with intamaory rheumatism.
so that was perfectly helpless spped to three phv
sicans and after remaining under care for about
SIX weeks and all the time grUwin- WORSE they deci
ded that was afflicted with the dropsy on the chest
and after trying every experiment and haustng every
means in their power they declared my case ncnrabe
and stated that could live but a very few DAYS al most
About that time my friends your Vegetable fithon
riic Mixture, advertised in the papers, they procured
me bottle which seemed 10 relieve me. | have since
taken hvebottes, and now my health is restored and
enjoy excellent health. ElAuRA KAKER
What more evidence do you want that this great art
Gle is TO supercede everything in way CAN upon
gents in this paper under the great American Remedy
Get book.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-24

ROBBERY The Ticket Office Of the Maine
uilrold, at Rrading, Mass. WIS robbed on
Fridiy last OF $500. A mulatto man was ar.
rested suspected Of the robbery.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-24
AN OLD DEMOCRAT FOR TAYLOR.

Georgc Seilzirger, Ed, OF Barry township.
Schuylkill County, longan active and jealous
politician thus writes 10 the editor OF the
Miners Journal, his sentiments for the 4th OF
July.
My first President was Thomas Jefferson
and my last was James X. Polk,. | was IL
favor OF the tariff OF 1919, when Polk recon-
mended the tariff of lSi6. and Dallas gave
his casting vote in favor Of it, then recon-
mended Scott or Taylor for the next Presiden
cy, ard as soon as Old Rough * Ready gave
the first blow to the Mexicans, / told my
neighbors that Scott musi give way 10 Taylor
this time, aud ] feel coiti eut il we live to
Gen Taylor IA the Presidential chair on the,
4th OF March next.
have supported Thomas Jefferson and all
The democratic Presidents rom his time down
and | consider Gea Taylor democrat OF the
old democratic SCHOOL. Pennsylvania IN
quirer.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-24

Dyspepsia is the bane of many mans existence No
tongue can describe the suernss by this distress
ing disease. Ii units his station in life wbaev
er il may be, and makes him feel as though he woul,
rather not exist than endure such misery Vet these
suierinss are produced the first place by teranpe
nent OF the stomach, and if this by usin. b a
Fahnesock's Anti Bilious Pills the bowels woud b,
tue accumulation of bile Carried off, and spec
dy and sure relief oba aimed. iv6
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-24
WORMSl WORMSn WORMSIl,

To remove those troublesome and dangerous inhabt-
ants of the stomach and towels which often impair
the health and destroy the lives of children JAyNEs
Tonic NERMifuGE, a certain and safe prepar alton for
the removal of the various kinds of worms dyspepsia
sour stomach want OF appetite, nantile fever & ague,
and debility of the stomach and bowels and organs of
cigeson. IT is without exception OF the val
able preparations in the world.
Prepared only DR.. D. JAYNE, Philadelphia, and sold on
agency by +. A. BRENTLiNGER,
Jy20 Ashland Square, Wheeling, Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-24
ENFERPRIZG.

The Cilv Of Wheeling has not heretofore
been favored with that. spirit OF enterprise
which is so essential 10 the prosperity OF IA
place; but for the last few years there hos
been spirited awakened, which manliests
itself in Improvements OF a permanent char
acter and will lead to continued and greatly
increased prosperity. We will mention
few works OF permanent character, whichih-
creases to the extent of their cost, the ag9te-
gate wealth Of the city.
The Bridge IS The first item of improvement.
and is rapidly progressing al a cost OF s200,-
Coo. This viii it's believed, be as perma-
nent fifty years hence as when it is completed.
The West Liberty and Bethany turnpike
is now graded for near one half the distance.
Thatg ad will be VI Adamized, and the wholl
distance, 20 miles, viii cost about $780, 900
all the stock OF which is taken, and nearl,
half the work done. The grading will be fin
ished this year, and ready for the stone.
The stool, Of the Grave Creek turnpike is
nearly all taken, and the work ill 60 onnev
spring to d prompt completion. The dis
lance is , miles, and the necessary cost wi
be about $4,000.
These are all permanent works, and wi
never be neglected or decay, while they wi
increase the business Of the city largely. lh
manufacturing establishment we DO not nam.
but they are numerous and large.
We were struck with the remarks in lei
ter Of Massachusetts merchant in letter
wool dealer, shown US on Saturday,. "W
are not buying any wool now, the market i.
heavy aud the stocks held by manufacturer
sufficient for their wants for the present.,
Not for 20 years has the wool market been q.
heavy as now. Money is in demand to pas
foreign debts. al the money brought in by on
produce last year, having teen sant out
pay for goods we did not need. There arc
now, am Informed, in The city Of New Eor
many thousand pieces of German, Frenci
and English BroadcIoths, tnat must be sold
some price, and Jhey must so out OF marke
before our manufacturers can again come int
market Protection only can relieve the mo
ney market, make manufacturers prosperons
and advance the price OF wool.
The Pittsburgh Gazette OF the Goth, inse
says:
The Cotton Factory owners Of this viclni-
ty, it is said, have appointed committee to
seek a location somewhere on the Ohio river,
in Western Virginia, not 100 remote from the
coal region, Tor the urpose OF building up =
Western Manufacturing town for cotton and
woolen goods-a SORT OF Western lowell
to which II is intended to remove their ma
chinery. The object, it is presumed, is to
advoid the frequent turn-outs which now so
much embauass their business, which they
think are encouraged and Iomented by the
presence OF the crowded poulation in large
cities,
We would invite them to examine some of
the extensive sites in this region.
~ NJ. RI
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-24

Is AIDES FIN TIES AND BusKlNs-Just reeeiv.
~ "a from Fhiisielphia
truuH Ladies' Spring Heel KID Ties;
Z do do do do Buskins.
Also, fresh assortment OF Misses black and culored
Kid Tres and BusklUs for sale bv
Jls M'CLALLEN, KNOX & CO.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-24

ryTUE STEW ARa's i'm AND BOARDING HOUSE
a EELpNLtNG TO BETHANY COLLEGE, -
for rent from the ls OF September next for ono or more
Yeats There bemg present public house IN Beth
any Temperance Hotel would BE- a disidefd-
tuu The stewards luu Is suitable for such purpose
as well a. for regular boarding house aHd viii b. ren.
led on favorable terms to competent and well sitssied
steward or lnu keeper good number OF students de-
sir. To- oaIu boarding 80 H. Applications VIII he re-
ccivcd and attended fmaIc soon either hy Professor
parHletnn ~ The subscriber. \. CAMPBELL.
80, President, Bethany College.