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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-10-23

H0iioouy's PiNs.--General debility, low spirits anl
nervous irritation are the inevitable consequences OF n
digestion Renoyae the stomach clear the bowels, and
regulate the secrctons with those wonder-workng rus
and the strength returns the depression ceases, "a,
nerves become calm This is theory, but practical
truth founded long years OF experience volumes o.
testimony, and the concurrent admission OF al medical
men who have witnessed the effects of the remedy
In this country dyspepsia has heretofore been so com
mon complaint, that it might almost De termed ma
uona institution" H. however dyspcpucs' generally
are wise enough 10 resort TO this remedy the disease VII
soon become O rarity.
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TIE TOILET.

There but few preparations designed for the toilet
that possess any ment--nany Of them are injurious
some positively posnous The new cosmetic, PERSIAN
BALM, is article particularly adapted TO NIL vacancy
II toilet preparations that has long been felt IL Is de-
signed especially for cleaning the Teeth shaving sham
pooing, Bathing, and improving the Complexion i
Il our readers require really fine Toilet article pur-
chase the Persian Balm.
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rIVHE CHEAPEST AND BEST LAMP
~ TIfE WORLDf
Is the Patent sclfGencmting
q h s Il 4 II p.
Particularly adapted to Churchef Hotels, Halls Fac
tories, Stores parlors. Families, 6c
soME or ITS coon QUALITIES.
lis perfectly safe 30 chance for explosion.
Il IS hot oxtinguished hy any ordinary wind.
u requires rcvickiug only once IN six months.
u viii not get out Of ORDER
a ciid may take carc of b..
u De- uucluallod Cor reading or sowing.
The light is not injurious to Che eyes.
For economy, cleanliness and comfort 10 dchcs cQta-
petition, and is The best light n the world.
The material used iu those Lamps !. common Burning
Fluid. All Fluid and OH Lamps can he altered into Gas
Lamps.
She Gas Lamp IS intended or common f,mily use, and
sells from 81 70 90 $500 according 20 style also for
Stores. Churches. Hotels Sc.
This lamp viii give che sumo amount flight AS three
Soarur Saudlos fr one half cent hour, and hclght
Of ONE foot gls burner for cont an hour
This Lamp, which D. pronounced hy an 90 DO Tar supc-
rH t1 any lHnp before offered 90 the inspection OF
thc public, IS now on exhibition 90
u. u. RiKERS, Siaie STREET, Montpelier, w.,
Who owns the right for Washington County, aud will
scl LAMPS or Town Rights.
O can god see the Lamps iu operation at any hour
during thr day COO cs cuing.
Montpelier, sept ID, 1851 7iu
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Discretionary


lour Discretionary Committee beg leave TO
report that We baye examined ail articles
brought Co our notice. and award che i1llo"'og
premiums
Bot E1g Rug, Mrs NJ / sumner Cabot, 30;
do Cmniie kus Mrs Jesse seott' Barre 90 =
do Bed Guilt, Mrs r. 5 Daniel ar-hh''d,
Vo - do Mis Je'se scott Barre 90 b'st
sreeimrn oI N"| l'rn' Mis-. Ira smith, M'''l-
field. % Bsst specimen Crochet ~ork Miss p
Hall, 25i do do Ch'id'- eluth'ng' Mrs Il H.
Nmtuer Berlin 80 do SIX Patch work Miss
+ Matthews 5o' do bed blankets Nrs Morrison
specimens OF work exhibited by Mrs V w
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ONCE KNOWN NEVER FORGOTTEN.

ONCE KNOWN NEVER FORGOTTEN
If our readers would have a positive luxu-
ny for the Toilette, use BLoDGErT's "PER-
SIAN BALM For Cleansing the Teeth, Sha-
wing, Champooing, Bathing, Identifying the
Complexion, removing Tan, Pimples, FreclS-
les, Sun Marks, and all disagroeablc appear
ances from the Skin, it has no equal. Sold
by all Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers
S, S. BLODGETT q CO., Projectors, Og-
donsburgh, y. y
N. HENRY, waterbury VI, General Agent fot
Vermont to whom an orders should be addressed j9mC
TRY THIS GREAT HOME LUXURY.
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NE GRATH S ELECTRIC O J..
IL This celebrated remedy for Rheumatism, Guut,
Neuralgin, EryspcIas. Eupuons, hpraius, burns Eel
everywhere known the original dscoyorer, at his old
establishment loo Philadelphia.
The sale OF ths Great Remedy has been Unprecedented
Last wear alone over $685. worth Sold aud wher
ever Is is known there e Is used. Purcell, lldd Co.,
of Richmond hnuphtla-t yrarnvCr s. 200 worth Bhncs
a Park OF New York, 5000 worth Seth s. llancc of
Baltimore, over $1,000 worth j. ID Park Of Cincinnati,
$1,000 worth, and other large Druggists all over the L.
nitod States,
Read and do likcwisc-a Dealers and Druggists.
Baltimore, Nd Dec. 3, 1886.
Prof De Grath. Dear Sir Please send me per steam
packet 500 worth Of your Electric OIL the last lot is all
Sold cxeept bottles and hc demand I On Che increase
-his makes over 900 of your Electric on have sold
during the past II months SETH s. HANCE,
los Bale street
And here is another from the Wcllhics Drug House
n the great West.
Cincinnati, Nov. 3, 1896.
Prof De Grath Please send me II Gross Small size
No. l. g Gross Medium no. ., and Gross Large No. 9,
and draw nae for the amt. as before.
Another.
indianapolis, Oct 2i, 1856.
Prof DE Guth Forward no per express, 500 worth
your Electric OH assorted sizes. your usual terms
ROBERT BROWNING,
In fact the demand, considering the time since the
ce has been discovered hus been Unprecedented, and
is now beyond an precedent
CAUTION. There arc numerous limitations sprung mp
on the reputation Tint article has acquired The pub
Dc must beware. They are worthless
FRED. q. SMITH, Montpelier, Agent Sold by all
Druggists. 5s0meom
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| CARD no TINE LADIES.-Dn. Du-

4 CARD TO THE LADIES.-DR. DU-
IA roNcos FmNcu PruouIcAL GoLprN Puls.-
lufiiliblc iu removing stoppagcs irregularities of
the ncses These Pills are nothing new, but have been
used by the Doctor for many years, both u France and
America, with unparalleled succcss n every case aud hc
is urged hy many thousands Of Ladies who have used
tuem. 20 make tAe Pills public for the alienation of
those suffering from any irregularities whatever. as well
Go prevent pregnancy 20 those ladies whose health VIII
moi permit su increase Of family. Pregnant females,
those surprising themselves so, cautioned against U.s.
ing these Pills while pregnant the proprietor assumes
no responsibility as DO Che above admoniuon although
their miducss would prevent amy mischief % the health
otherwise these Pills are recommended. Full aud cNph-
cit directions accompanying each Box, Price Sluo.
Upon the receipt OF one dollar, box Will Zoe sent TO
auy address by return mail. Direct an orders 20
FRED. 10 SMITH, Wholesale Druggist, Montpelier
General Agent for the state of Vermont
Geo. Nichols, Agent, Mortified. 10
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No. 1870 Broad Street,


whore be offers for sale large stock Of BRANDIES
GINS RUNS, WIlSKEYS WINES, CIGARS, To-
BACCO, TEA, SUGAR, COFFEE and SPICES, Of all
kinds, as follows
Co., J. I. Matel Pclleyoison, &C.. for the table
and for preserving purposes in wood and glass, to suit
customers.
GINS-Donble Pine Apple Pha,nix and Honeysucklc
London Cordial Gin, aud Wolfes schnapps, in pipes
cases, jugs and bottles.
RIuS IND lPHIShE fS.-Loudon Dock, Jamaica
Rum, Oh 81. CrniX and MedioTd Rum, in every style
OF package, and for all purposes whether medicinal
otherwise. The celebrated Islay Whisky, in wood
and in glass Very old and superior Whiskeys, in all
styles OF packages to suit. Includes the Bourbon and
Monougahela sorts, in barrels, kegs and bottles.
HiNES.-OLp MADEIRA, Of the best brands SHERRY
WINES, NJ all varieties, of them imported bot
ties, others in -, II and is casks. considered by
connoissUus the most superior offered for sale in
this market. CLAREr WINES, in cases Of one dozen
each, Of various prices and qualities together with an
assortment of White WHITES and Hook Wines, from
celebrated houses Ia Europe CHAMPAGNE, various
brands also stock OF Native Wines which are COM
ing into great request.
CIGARS IND TOB1CCO.-Importcd Cigars, of IA
vonto hrauds Tobacco Of choice brands which will
De sold very low, and in quantities 10 suit purchasers
TEAS AND StGiRs.-Al descriptions Of Black and
Green Teas, u the original packages, be repaokcd
TO order ia Il, and 10 pound caddios Sugars Of eve
~ description, which, together with all other articles
named m the above list, supplied in small large
quantities. and delivered at any place within thu limits
Of the CITY.
NPICES-Ground Coaees, Mustard, Cloves. Pepper.
Alsp.cc, Xc, in boxes Of different sizes, and By the
pound
Country dealers invited to send in their ORDERS in
closing the money for the same, directed the under
signed, at 100 Broad street, Boston.
Samples Of all articles which be readily put up will
Doe furnished, with the prices, If desired either through
the mail or by express The greatest aud attention
will be given TO the packing, with view to safe trans
porta,ion of the invoices. JOSEPH DREW,
S3m No. $50 Broad street, Boston.
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INrEREsrING 10 ALL

From the Edtoro the ''Daly Gazette, Elmira, y Y ]
- INLECTRlC OIL AND DIR. SMITH,
IA II an we have seen in the papers be true, land
we have no doubt Of IT, because are personally ac-
uanted with several Of the parties whose opinions are
eiyen then DR.. Smith, Of Philadelphia, has made the
most inportan medical discovery ever heard Of for the
rure of all kinds Of severe pain and we know eminent
houses that buy $1,000 worth time, great has the
demand become for this Electric oi: we near OF
sweed limbs reduced in two hours; Of piles cured in
two weeks headache and toothache in ten mnutes CT
rheumatism in day. and paralysis even in three weeks
This Oil has tested By medical men and approved by
them - =, ,,,,,,,,r =,
General Wholesale Agent FRED. Il. SMITH, Mont
peer, VI. Sold by Druggists and Merchants in every
town and village z'
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Parsihno Lamp OH may be used In Cnnphcue, Resin
OIL Kerosene OF other lamps with button burners tnow
Ia common usc) ia Argand lamps, with suitable chim
ncys In using Paraihne Oil the lamp wicks require
trimming and when once ignted will burn without fur
thor care until the oil is all consumed As the Oil burns
freely il j. best 10 keep the wick low and not allow il 10
appear much above the surface Of the wick holder.
For sale by the subscribers
JOHNSON, HUNTER 4 CO.,
O. 3m. Commercial Wharf, Boston, Agents for Co.
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4 l. p n L LAIR BALM +,
FOR

ifsNi BfANb bi-tl nam ~ IFS OHfGIN1L
colon.
o. Warranted TO cure Badness, Scnrf DandruH itch
ing and all diseases Of the skin This Balm gives the
scalp and healthy action restores the colorng
matter 60 the roots Of the Hair, which passes through
Che Hair and gives 10 natural color without the use Of
Hair Dye.
Hundreds Of prcpsrahons have been introduced. pre-
tending Go preserve the Hair and keep il from falling oH
composed of Oils, Alcohol and other decterous matcri-
als and all To no Hair dyes have been introduced
that do mott give the hair natural color, besides being
troublesome 10 This Balm 10 not Dive. knowing
that preparation needed 90 do what was required
for the Hair the proprietor induced experiment
until De could obtain article that would be- the exact
remedy, and after yeafs trial has perfected this
Balm. II s soothing and cnoent, alays an irritation
of the scalp, thereby stopping that troublesome itching.
H. cures Daudrut and Svur and when the hair has
ed gray will bring 10 hack its original color be it
Black, Brown Aubtrs 1t makes the Hair soft and
glossy IL from falling off will be seen upon
using this Balm for ony few days-ife will be given to
the roots OF the Hair, and growth viii appear
Growth does not take place the end Of the Hair,
you examine gray hair that has been coored for week.
you will find towards the that the hair has COME out
gray, hence is necessary have the fluid the roots
Of the hair healthy that the whole hair may be natural
hollow gray tube, through which there is n constant
/ circulation of the pigment from the root When this
pigment or coorng matter dies out, leaves the hair
hollow and it becomes gray To invent balm that would
prictOr. The discovery Of the Alpine Hair Balm will do
IT, II will bring the hair TO its natural color hy making
anew the cnloring matter in the roots Of the hair
Il Is mistaken notion that oil grease will restore
the hair, nothing be more injurious. And Alpine
II lr Balm, will restore the skin and save the hair Of
those who have been sick with fever any disease.
Prepared by c. A. z. MASON, Providence, r. l.
d. ?. IVES &CO., SO Mik st., Boston, Mass. sole
agents for the United States and Canadls.
For sale in Montpelier by +. t. SMITH, and L. f.
I tihhCh. 35bmis
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HoSchoid Manufactures.
Best 10 Yards Wooden Flannel, Mrs Edwin
pltkn, Marsbfeld, 90 do. 10 yards Frock
ing. Mrs Amasa Hail, Mirsh6ed, 90 do
10 yards Linen Diaper, Mrs, Ira Smith, Marsh.
field. 90 do. Rag Carpetiue, Mrs. j. CoiTran,
Mortified, 90 81 do Mrs. q. Tempeton, f.
Montpelier, 30 bost Yarn Rug, Mrs l. NJ
sumner, Cabot, 90 - do. Mrs A. G. Mat
thews, Wailsfeld, 50 do Braided Rug, Mrs
C. Tcmpleton, L. Montpelier, 90 p do.
Nlr.. f. Bioklord, Montpelier. 50 best pair
wool Horse Blankets Mrs. Amasa Hall, Mirsh-
field, 100 "a do. Mrs Ira Smith, Marshfeld,
best prir Gents. Colored Socks Mrs jesse
SCOTT, Barre, 90 do Gents Mixed Socks, Mrs
n. G Tabor, + Montpelier, so "a do Mrs
jesse 1cmpieton % best pair Ladies White
Worstcd Stockings, Mrs j W. f. Bliss Cal
ais 80 do. coorcd, to same, 80 do. pair col
ored wool Stockings Miss i NJ Hall, Marsh.
field, 50 do White, Mrs Eli Balluu, Montpel-
Ter. 50 81 do. Mrs n. c Tabor, n. Montpel-
Ter. % best pair Ladies' Linen Stockings, Mrs.
lr Smith. MtshGcld, 50 "a do Mrs j. W.
Templeton. r Montpelier, 25 best pair wool
Nliurus, Mrs. Amasa Hall, Marsbfsld, 80 %
d. Mrs Jesse Scott, Barre, % best pair wool
Fdngcd Mittens, Mrs j W Templetou, East
Montpelier, SO % o. Mrs Ira Smith, March
field, % bcst pair wool Cloves Alrs Voolry
Montpelier, 50 best pair Gents Shirts Mrs
Ahiiah HALL Marshheld, 50 best specimen
Needle Work, Mrs A C. Field, Montpelier,
] 90 p do Mrs. NJ Morrison Barre, so DO.
wrought Wor-ted Work, Mrs l.. NJ. sumner
Cabot. loo Q do Mrs. A. G.. Field, Mont
rehcr, 50 best Blqurt OF Flowers, Mrs ~.
Pratt Mon.cicr, IS best specimen of Darned
Stockings it being the only one-Miss Eleanor
HdI MrshGold, 50.
Dqiry Sugar and Honey
Best 25 lbs Butter w. Orms5ee, East
Mon,pelior, 200 81 do Jesse Scott, Barre,
30 do Geo. W Bailey, NJ dIcsrz. no premium
90 red best 100 los. Bu O., Jesse Scott, Bar
re, GOO p do. l. wm.u. Midlesez a oO.
lie being one OF the conn l.u.c on Dairy, would
not take the premium Do. Allen Tuby,
Cilui-. 90 best 100 Doe aeese, o + l.w-
is. = Montpelier. coo . d, Jesse Scott,
Barre, 4 90 81 do. a ID Arms, f Mouipel-
ior 200. The s.cretarl old here acknjwl-
edge as q present. oue .'ie third premium
checs.s and wonders WhH M Is, aud 81 could
have becn f this was tliI rit-. Ills wife hm-
ily and friends say, q ela, chase long
may Mrs Arms live 90 u.t. ,iem.
IL, 1oo H. NvL -r Whc.t,n
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5rmtIru & 1anru GOODS.

VHE OLD STAND
q. 80 Is STILL III"
-, - EMPORIUM.
- gtssess For the sale Of
SgNY ALL KINDS OF
Watches and Jewelry,
SILVER Dc PLATED WARE,
FANCY GOODS, sc.
A. A. NJ T. AD
CLafe PAinney Mead
AT THE SIGN OF THE BIG WATCH,
No. Is state Street
Has 6cd his Store with the largest and fine assormcntof
Matches, Clocks, Jcoeiry, Plated Ware,
Fancy Goods, de-. Dc.
Ever offered in the State Of Vermont an Of which WIN
be sold at thc lowest figures lie also continues 20 man
FINE q OLD JE VERY y,
10 order, aud---
s l l. Y L. II w \ II Il,
which is ,rrrrapt,a as pure as COM" to which the
Havngprocurcd the services of Experienced lr9rtHicl
and being practical workman himself ho prepared Co
repair Cmonomotor' Dun'cN' Lover cylinder Horizontal
or Verge Watches Clocks Of amy oseapemcnt Jewclry,
anything pertaining 60 bis line n The best and ncaicst
manner aud wAmtNST all his work 60 give satisfaction
Af Engraving done tu order aud lu good style.
Montpelier Sept %, 1857
w ANTED NTED -
OLD SILVER IND SPANISH COIN,
For which Che highest market price by weight win be
paid by A. A. MEAD
ICtHAINs AND NECKLACES!
- Gold. Guard, Vcst and Fob Chains Necklace,
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TRY TINS GREAT HOME LUXURY

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0. j.. WOOD & CO.. Proprietor. $40 Broadws, n Y.
0l8m and ma Market street. ST. Louis Mo.
Sold here by l.. +. PIERCE and FRED. h. SMITH,
and by all Druggists throughout the country,
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PRICE 81
by Wilson, Fairbanks
Hanover st., Boston.
NTH, Alontpclior; J.
.Chcr q Son, St. Al
.thdcld ; A. G. Spear,
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MISCELLANEOUS.


CFueiaaati bndais and z1ass IdaHd bruHdt-
= PAERLISG CATAWBA, IonartS and P9ntS9 Inc ti'A
= Of Freneh ChAmpARne. -,
STILL CATAEBA, Corresponding 20 Terrain h'ek
cSTGwRA BRANDY. Distilled from CaisSha wine
strictly pare for medical PurpOses snriyaiisd.
DIRECTIONS
Keep the Wines ASr.oAtaI position, and In cellar
{ Al svr Temperature -,
IN ,f tcSdtsS- The SPARKLING WINES should be kept
for three days before using room, OF At the ten
persture Of about SOdeEree 20 that the wines are Eei
Earn.ed through. - . 49,,
lee sHoaid never Be used in SPARKLING cATAwBA
HISEs for Injuries their and h1voE, and dhuta
the Wines, destroying their Character The Wines are
too sensitive to bear ice.
Szy-In Offering the above Wines the notice Of the
Astrieaa pube desire all persons Who may
purchase them. they the strictly PrEE JrcE or IHE
CAr1WIG GE4P free AID every form OF aiuitsr
alton and eontarinZ alcohol that which results
me SPARKLING CATAWBA Is not made 10 IlnTATE any
forer article whatever hot 1t IS desrd 20 be Just attt
: REPRESENTED, Al = naerican sparkling Wtnes a
CharapRgne a FRENCH Sparkling Wine" Here the re
EeIahlare ceases American Grape i far more re
and fru!tT ayor delicious vine The
prejudice only and inconsistent with true taste and JadE-
me STILL WINE highly esteemed BIZ Medical men Is
most admirable tonic nvAds, and for sAcAAHESTAL
purposes Gffs Eholly aEeTceT tonAble-
The BRANDY made from the CAaEba Grape differs IN
Material degree froza orr arr French Brandy OF ecuTfe
but the u possesses all those qualities which
hOui earactertze superior article Of tits kind and when
Il desired 70 have strictly pure Brandy for medicinal
ether purposes, It cannot Be ever estimated.
FOR sale by 7. II. LOGAN CO.,
Bridge Corner Druggists, wheeling, Va,
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THIRD SUMNER STOCK.

II BEG lease to inform public just
i from the with nay THIRD SUMNER STOCK,
Slstlng Of Lawns, B=raEss, NlntIlas- eet-
especial attention stock or Straw and Sea-
PoAn Bonnets Of description both plain and fancy
and which ha sell cheaper than they have been Esd
ti:Is
Bonnet Ribbons, Of zhieh purshased large quantity
and OF which confident have the largest stock
wheerg shall sell less than they have been sold yet
By calling will convince yourself Of the
that scIi them q per cent les than other House.
Al.o 200 De- Raehes 10 Ehie invite :he attention Of
the Trade, wiii sell cheap JobbinS House
East; only baying from Manufacturers and Importers.
Also 100 oz OF those cheap i2c Hits, great
est bargains SOLD in Wheeling.
Also 1000 yds more Of the plain BeraseE zSe fully
worth S7kc.
tlZkc.
To my stock 9f Lawns, which have selected
lotest designs, call especial attention
Those Country Merchants recruiting their stock would do
well u call, iave many Auction Bargains
shan sell cheap to the Trade ISAAC Prayer,
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FULTON HOUSE.
washington. Pa.

THE undsrzisned having leased ;is well known ho -
tel and having thoroughly Tedtted f., takes thls g
opportunity Of presenting it. claims the travelling
community lie has secured the services Of the most obR
ing aud attentive Walters; and his table VIII h, all ted
ful iostleTs.
The most dIigent VII given insure the
comfort and the Of all uhO become
so pains expense will Be spared TO make this
able home for all who may either permanently
temporarily extend their patronage 70 IT.
ruh2 I'm JOHN HALL.
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REMOVAL.
THE undersigned grateful the patronage they have
from the citizens OF Wheeling and the public
generally, stand, respectfully ask continu
Of the their location, No. lis Man, be-
tween Monroe and Union streets
We purpose, at al seasons 70 keep such Of
CHINA, GLASS, oUPESSwARE, HOUSE 4 STEAM B0AT
Furnishing Goods hand that viii he most likely to uit
the taste Of all who with their patronage
Rooms spacious, aGordng facilities Unsurpassed
exhibit goods to advantage and aside from
Retailing and packing department shall continue
keep hand original packages OF assorted Quesnsware,
adapted Of country and the West,
which will be offered At small advance the
Connected with this house, is FLINT GLASS MANU-
FACTORY; hence Country Merchants rely nnon
saving carriage the East this point by buying
J. X. DUSTIAN + CO.,
ub14 No 115 Main St between Monroe Union stS
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Wheeling High School

THE subscribers have aJSoeaTed themselves par
Of opening Classical and Mathematical Schooln
Wheeling II Il their Intention make In every respect
equal to the best Academies and High Schools in
try. Pupils will be prepared class In College
In the active peTsuits Of fe The Of
studies viii embrace thS Engish, Latin, Greek French
and Spanish languages and full OF Mathematics.
The Principals have had ample experience in teaching In
various AeaIeies aud graduates Of two OF the best
Institutions in the United States and Furnish sAtsAc
tory testimonials and references.
The Military Feature will he Introduced far to have
daily drill which will he found Of great advantage In Civ
ing regular exercise TO the pupils and Improving their
rage Eal
The School will be opened the Eth Of March and close
for the vacation the 4th OF July. Due
will be given Of the location Of the school.
For the the Principals be found al the MLure
ouse, where application be made for further nortna
tIou. J. x. JONES,
~. of the Va. Military Institute.
CHARLES TUCKER, A. NJ,
febq3-Y Of Princeton College, n. J.