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Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-08-12
NEW GOODS!!

THE subscriber has just received, the south
4 of j. Fl. Mcclellan & Co.. good assortment of NEW
GOODS, consisting in part of -
Broadcoths, Alpnes,
Cassmeres, Mousln de LANES,
Satinets, Silk Velvets,
Valencia Vestings, Cotton do.
Silicas, Green Barage,
Tickings Pocket Hdkfs
Striped Shrngs, White & Brown Linens,
Diapers, Sheetings
Crash Bleached Cloths
White & Red Channels, Yd. wide Driings,
Cotton do. Width & Colored Cambrcs,
Suspenders, Gloves Il Hosiery, ID
Cravats, Ladies Shoes, &c.
prime assortment of English and American Prints
All of winch offered cheap for cash. Purchasers are
invited to cal. ISAAC N DAVIS.
Bath Aug. lS4l. 3m20.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-08-12

IL T. and T. r. T. Powder Just received and for sal b!
II The Keg or retail e. w. KENDALL.
AuoIst r If 10.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-08-12


BATH, HENRY HYDE. ,Ne,ocdste, W G Roln
Boohbay, Samuel McClntock h6blebor0ugh, Chapman
Bowdoin, j Il A Rogers Poiand Stephen NJ Marble
B0Ddoinham, Lunt & Co Portland S Coesworthy
Bremen James Hovey Raymond, Seth Gibbs
Bristol Arnold Baney Richmond, Enoch Avery,
Brunswick, G J Collins George Fl Thomas
Bridgton, Caleb Parker 50 George, David Seavy,
Gushing, William Rice Fish and Hopper
DaaciHe Davis Sandsh, S DennetS 4 Co
Durham, Miller Il Higgins StQRdS8 E., W. T. and II. NJ
Edgecomb, Joseph Merrill Chadbourn
Friendship John Geyer 7AOmastOn T Fogg & Co,
FreepOrt, Gore X Hohrook Nathan Redon,
Gray, Il Hancock, N Perey Boynton & Miller
Gorham II & Clements e Th0mostOn kmbal & Cobb
Davis 4 go I9OpstGn, O Frost
Harrson Blake J II Phiney Union, Zuinglius Collins
Jefrs0n, George Weeks Henry Fosset & Co
LiS5on Samuel Cushman, Faldoboroagh, James Hovey
Gersh, b Bryant Parren, Thomas Hodgman
LeaoiSton, P Briggs Co., j Whiefetd George Turner
Jones r B Labalster
.Hino' Jacob Dwinel; Gore 81 Wscasse Edmund Dana
Freeman Woodbury. HOoiacich, Gould lIathorn
" Gloucester, Own Chandler Washington, Joshua Linnel
eco test6r00k Warren and Pring
" Yarmouth, Stockbridge and Josiah Field
Lorng Uip9hgm, Edmund Boodv.
95'These persons regularly supplied by from my
PRtNcIPALi OFFICE, =
24l Broadway opposite the City Hall, New York
n. l.. OFFICE,
19-HaooVer Street-19
St5@ONLY Is
place in BOSTON for these truly excellent Pills.
h. BRANDRETH, NJ. y.
Entered according to act of Congress- in the year lS4
by Benjamin Brandreh in the Clerks Office of the District
Court of the Southern District Of New York.
July 29th, 1871. eplv25
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-08-12

BOOK & JOB PRINTING, done Mt this office.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-08

SINGULAR FACr.--A respectable passenger by
The Caledonia. which arrived ia Bosom m March
last mentions The following singular Circumstance,
The Gale dona was IA the gale of the middle of Thai
moh'h' IN imminent danger, IA consequence Of not
being able TO get head To wind The crew worn
oni by previous eIeriioHs Luckily there were five
masters OF North American traders on board Thess
mon pot OF their Pealcksls. went alcft. cleared
way The wreck, got up iarpaulins in c mizzen RIO.
ging ond aided by The captain and crew. finally sue
eeeded III bringing The ship head To Vind. This a.
lone q ~ thought. %aved her The neIt day. when
the wind had abatrd. the passenger in question OBJ
served The i've N"rih American masters IN conGe,.
thee by themselves; they invited him Ia Join them;
the most active OF these masters then laid IN Inc
pissengsr-"Nnie what now tell you: we've been
alAing OF i'e late gale and Of the power Of steam.
es u Is our unanimous opinion from v hot w..
have seen IN This gale. ana from our knowIedre Of
lhe President steamer that u she soied on bsr dav
she has gone - the boiiom"-N u Post.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-08

DEsrsucrvs CnHN woSN.-We eTceeI dinghy r. .
srei 10 learn. hoi dc-rucIive wnrm hn. ma,,.
IT'S appearance among the corn in the county Of
Northumberland. Va. valued friend writes ~,
i am writing now 10 s-raihurry, or would give
iuil dercrpiIon OF a ,so.i truructiye worm no,y
in my cunt has enlirrl up. as clean ns hi.
pap'r' two hundred thousand hills Of nv corn.
sreli deal Of which had been veil out
We learn that similar yisiidiun 10 Ibot v,ci,i,,
was made about twenty years go. aud ihoss VIVA
remembered Ne appearance thai lime. term il ,b,
Palma worm We hope our fritnd will cuhr,,s
INC earliest leisure moment L. eve ~ a descr,..
h'n' (and drawing If prncicablc) uf this rntrntrr.
ose'hef WIN such Other particulars of It's habits,
character. and tho extent of il. on,,,.o,s -. -
10 in his power
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-08

NEkf DiSTRESSi NG.--Mr " ,llism Allen. a
% major inan Ohio. who has some two Sessnns
hhger TO serve in Congress. has gwen duo notice
That II a National Bank shall be chartered. he viii
immediately bring la n bill FOR iisIepeal and press
tat every Session until u he carried lilo also
threatened m the nibastian style Of eloquence md
argument characteristic al the man and his aSso-
ciatss. that if any attempt Is made IL establish u
Brnneh Of such Bank in Ohio it will be resisted un-
% blood.
The full felicity Of these threats and ,lenuncr-
tons cannot be felt without understanding the cir
cumsiances under which their author acquired the
opportunity To make them. This Mr. Allen owes
rs position an The Senate toone of the gussesl frauds
ever peTpelrated By an unprincpled party ia
\ 1885 The Van Bnrenies had decided m,i1rity ~
the Legislature of Ohm, with the power To make an
aproriionnent of Members iur the next ten years.
A U ) Senat'r and other important Officers were
he chosen nj the next session. u was deemed iiu-
poriant TO majority in the Legislature; and
to that end the State shameful ly appnr-
toned rs never State before since. b. g,v
ing some counties TWO aud some Member. se-
cording To their politics tying two three iogriho-
80 Us TO oycrbear Wig m1jority by large Loco
FOeo one, &c. Sc ihs business Was done. and Le-
gslature, Van Buren, ia both branches. was secured
at The ensuing election, IN the face OF 6O00 majori-
iy FOR Gov Vance. aud 5000 few days after .fnr
Gov Harrison. After all the smother ing Of Waix
Counhes the Loco Fcco majority in JOINT Bllloi Did
not represent as many people by many thousands
the Wing minority did. b. this Legislature 50 che.
sen. ny THIS majority comprised was William Al
, len elected q L 5 Senator VA place OF ThUma. Ew.
, ing-and we believe he was Of the chief cun.
lriNers he swindle by which he has been el,ya.
ted TO the companionship OF Statesmen, Ard rh,,
man 80 sl'vat, d, holding his seat in utter contempt
and defiance vi the known will of his constituents
has ilc clrunery TO talk OF what he will do, and
what Oaio will not suiIer! Can BeniUn.sm l.,
: more brszen than ihsl
Our readers have heard Of the genius who. hnv
ing been told hiatt raven would live twu ur ihrs.
rdred yeirsbought one m tho matter by nc. ra
experiment. ard will readily make The romparispi
with hlr Aliens resolution TO pcssevrre unto de
sIruciion Of The yet uncreated Bark II by az,
new swndle he can coniIve 10 hlld his seat in the
S'naie ore fourth the time That will be required I,
ensure the success OF las undertaking. he may q.
icem himself fortunate indeei.-N Tribune
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-08

THURSDAY MORNING. JULY 9. lal
PRINTING EsTABLIsIiMENT FOR
SAIE.

The subscrher ie-irvus Of engaging ia other bnai.
iNs'. eters ior sale one-haf or he whole OF the %.
p-bsi-n1aent Of the WHEELING TINrs AND Apy.n
risER. The paper is published three time. . n,e.k
he fair Omonn, Of Advertising and Sub.ctiber.
With ample and coed material for ,n.iishinr daily
taper weekly paper il also rob.he,i from the
'ens matter, ha,in ON eaier>,e circ,Raiiun, which
nay with sose be doubled
Conrecisd wnh the same r Book and Job Office
With three good iron prrs,vs all Of which are gener-
s'ly Kept rubbing with books jobs the Office being
supplied with every variety Of job Tyre. In add.
ton 70 lie usual business furnished to printing e.
Establishments Of this size, 1t has the advantage o.
large Quantities ct stereotype work The printing o.
,hS city, Post Office. Superior court. and the publ
,olion of the Laws Of The UniIn and an extensive
iorrign advertising.
This establishment il. certainly situated q, IL 10 ia
large and business city, IN the very Of all the
trade between The East and West aud OF a point
irom Which The earliest can be disss mnaie,
tn The whole west. very desrabls location for any
one with mall capital dssirsus Of engaging in the
business Either The " hole or one half will b,
so low and on es,y terms
JAMES L. WHARTON.
Wheeling. Va, July Is. 1871
~ New York Couner. Boston Atlss. PhIladel.
pha L. s. Gazette, Baltimore Patriot. copy to amount
Vi - and charge ihis office.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-08

YALE CoLLEGE.-The worcestr IEyis ,a,y.
E'ihu Yale. the fpundrr Of Yale Culkze. M NJ
Haven. lies buried in the church at Wt1ham. Don.
gh>hre, Wales. Ills monumenI--a llain ul.ar.
tonb-bears this inscription:
Born in Ansrica-in Europe bred
In Airic Travelled. and ia Asia wed;
Where hing he lived and ihr.ved. AT LpndA d. al
Much good some al. he did go hope ail's ven.
Aud thai his oil, through ner y. gune 10 no en-.
You that survive and read II is Ii.e take care
For tins must certain oIiI TO prepare.
Where bleSi in prince. The ari.o . Of the Just
smell sweet. aud blnssoru in the silent dust"
Eihu Yale went ont To the East Indies f.on h Z.
e'nHiry rs M adyeuIurer. and becoming We ,ily
ooian'd the Presidency Of Madras. rud - sal r.,
nave rtIed with most oppressive auihoIiIy AZ,
'a"sed his groom 10 he hanged for riding ouI ia .
Nr 'e morse without leave. For ,his murder neyas
ordered In England. where he was Iried EIIhc
crime. but 10y some mraus escaped oil punIslL, Il
except heavy ine. lie died ~ 1924
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-08
EXTRAORDINARY ESCAPE FROM THERE'S

EXTRAORDINARY ESCAPE FROM THE Bos.
TON JAiL:-A young man named Ferguson. CON
hheu ~ The jail IN Le,eren street. Oh a charge OF
burglary. made his e-cape Oh Monday night, in a
manner truly astonishing
Ills cell was IN the Western Jail. Of great de.
lance iron any other prsoner By breaking his iron
pom into strip. he formed a key or instrument. win
Which lrunnng his arm through Inc space under The
door) he opened large paduc on the outside oC the
cell and nnbarring the door, effected entrance
into the arch J.
Prom the arch he'passsd to ihs s'aircase &,thence
into the upper TRY where he forced his way through
small scuiile. and narrow chimney 20 the ,o,f
OF me building which Is very steep g. sLppery, be-
lhs soied. How he reached The caves Of the brlL
Ding . mystery. lie passed from lhefcs to Ire
ground. Nhs building beng ihfee stories higb) by
leaning bis blanket into strips. and lowering hinsoif
down
The means ly which he passed the wall Of the
Jail yard do not appear. The esrsps Wss not dl.
covered ili morning. and no trace Of TIE prisoner
has yet been dncoyefed.-DaRy Maj
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-08

AMUSING INCIDENTAL correspondent OF
The 81 Louis Evening" Gazs,te. IN letter dated Pc.
ora H. g'o. Va The following very amusing Incl.
dent. OF which he vas eye witness lew dawes
Previous
~ young man from Boston. or thai vicinity. with
4 Trend was slunierng along tho nk of The river
when they discovered a iiuo buck swimming across
r"n The opposite shore: ol ihc PARTY went for
rife. while the other remained To watch tho burk
Boinre lac former returned. Iho buck had nearly
reached the III re- when ynlug + tried To prevent
his landing until his Illinois f. end returned with
tie rif". The buck Immediately turned and made
Tor the other shore again Fearing no was gong 4,
Lac the prize, T. lusI time but stripping Inns II
and taking penkni!e in his teeth he plunged IN az
ter the animal. lie oyerlo X ,nd passed him in the
middle of the stream. and scizing him by IN c head
cut his ihont with hls knife. aud taking The deer by
one oil his hinder leg. ende ayorcd to drag ham :,
shore The latter had no thought Of welding Liz
life without struggle. aud gave his enemy ire.
mend"us kick, who. changing his position took bis
prey by one Ut The aud after considerable Elf
sucePded IN bringing him 10 To the shore. greatly
TO the rvliri Vi his friend. who had come with mus
Rei a:'d had been an ANXIOUS spectator Of the dan.
ger 10 which his Yankee complli on had uuconsci.
ously exposed himfelE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-08
HYDRoPHoB1A-Tbs New yo,t g.,

HYDRoPIOBlA.-Ths New FORK Sun publish
~ the following receipt for The cure offlydron,b.
on The auihurry ofa p'fson who bld seen % s,cros.
iully usei ty several prfsonf anil VIM states thai
90 one case o cured nn animal which vas bitten by n
m,u o'g' when anoihsr on which % was not used
scrpiiou s this P'''
axe oieleeamrans one pound grated FIN. Ill
d ~ one quart Of mlk Or hall an boyr ,,., -.
IRE 70 be taken 81 ihrse d5ses--1ne on g.,,,., ~,
oi bed each m'ring ior three mornings c,.t,,, ~.
two or three hours sitei ,arb dose W
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-08


MARRlED-On the 4h instant. a, Wei A..
nnder by he Rev Mir Gilmore. Mr.. JAWS 81
Parker TO Miss ALICE ED WARDS, both Of Wheel.
ing. Va.
We are indebted to The happy couple for nm nm.
pie remembrance md wish Them all joy.
On the lsi. by The Rev wm II. oJenhs;rsc, r.,
tnn THOMAS HORNBROOK, Of Wheeling Va
to TRlPHENA II, daughter Of SImuel Pnilbtick
of AndOyer N IT,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-08

the virginia Life. and the Navy in the last war onI
heretofore appropriated.
Mr L Johnson objected 10 tho Resoln.o, .,l
the Rules were suspended by vote Oils ayes 70
% noes NSes W
The resolution WINS then adopted without debate
and tho House Adjourned.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-08
PORT Or PITTsBrRcu

4 e.., ,.,,..a-,. Friday evening
l9o' waller N he channel 4 falling s,,sr,i,,,,
80, Io'n June 26th IS Departures. 26, sls,tbs
Pr, 80 C,Ilen' lindsyn. Huron. Mohawk and
'ieaoi.ost Misiou Capt. Nudes go, ,y,, 'n'
w" oOo pos Hour. and IRE Ben ROSA f,,u, w.
e"g WI 81 bids Tplacco. an 4 the Ns,, -,
llon WeNsvi.e, viii $40 bbls ao1r; aud one q, M.
-'eai o''a' Of ne Portable Bat Line. Fam Brgb,,,
70 fh''-siih'a direct sits go los II a2yr
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-08
ONO WHITE sTLEHTR sen11.-..

DELAWARE, Quo
IL 'n''on HoEse' 81 this dcseryedly cels.
II OrIl. d watering place was opened Tor The sen.
sou on The I5'h June under the superiniendrnce Of
~ ~. D"'is. whose experience and popularity rs
The Bath houses are supplied Win Ato,,i.;..,
Wi o. suitable buildings Tor fashionable anne
'nen" are separate from the house; and YER, com.
hoefahle Improvements hcen made op the p,en,,.,,
Delaware, o. July S-2mp
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-08
DIVIDEND.
WHEELING sArfNNs, Nv,

WHEELING sAyfNNs' Institution.
fJuly 5ih, lS4I.
Y meeting ct ibo Directions held this day
paid 10 stock holders oUi Of the profits of tb. Ia,
months business, on or after The 18th inst
July 8 ROBT Mccoy ~.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-08
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

EPIGRAM.-fMPRONPTU.
VI modern books, the hcsl know
The u'hor oil he world is Ihankinz-
One written more for Use ;h1r show.
Is quain'ly tlIltd, "GOAgs On BlnkinS."
Not siIil Improvements might be made.
Whilst h'oks on books the world is scrougin
Let Biddls Try TO help Ihe Trade.
And write one titled, "BaRks on GJug:ng"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-08


VIANDARl, -, We suppose. a small perp,eI-
Wy where mon does not know eIacily what TO 3D.
and YET only requires him To act at all Tor the graf,
hcaiiou ola whim. Such We have fell often. and
CID yesterday, particularly. Some ons who had a
sou so WIDE lha; II could compass, in the midst Of
The bliss Of wcdlCck rem, rnbrance Of The printer
sent Us bottle Of old East india Madeira twas
me pure juice Of the grape Old sparkling nui clear
we cast our eye, HOi longing. at il, aud reflected
We ore much obliged 10 him. ai,hough we do not
onnk vine We thought Of cur printers. and forth
with bolied with il Up stair. 10 the oa;c. Here
gentlemen. is bottle Of fine wine for Won. M on,
moved. How - The. wont you have il, lam q
'e'oaller' says one. 20 am /. saysanoiher ard and
Ana The word went round Zoe dozen psrurs IN the
oiiloe' Then for ihe first time We found that s,.,
one about Ger Office was Through .g,,rg ,,b,l.
bgure tenn srnncs man. This kpoyyl.Jgs Jil ,,,,
TO Us o. The important enquiry. ", ha, shall vs do
with he winei' We caught IL q, Lac, ~. a,
keep it 10 show our childrer's children =. go.
w and tell them. Tins what yonr ancestor, orc.
drunk os beverage instead Of the p,,e q, ,,., e,
noade and gave IN EbundaEce. There b, eo5 r., .,
section ir ihis fact We remember the t,t,. ,,,.,r
printing Office was another word for n school G.
drunkardf. and We have not grey buir in .,.
% beads yet.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-08

We wam The Hssajuiio 10y COR Pfuisr. p,,er
naker and other contingent expense; end q.
July Is The settling month With many. on, friend.
N'l adhee Us vsFy 1gsa y sil.Es .s wilton, d, C..
'1y "iih their mall ano0EE Those TO- size county
$40 aiHsnt towns and ciDes fhn fCHil w. postage
tee. through ~ rostmssiers ~ ho are authorized b,
70" 70 ironk !eiiss' containing rsrDnsnces Erpsss
pspcn
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-08

BY he steamship BntInia ee received. vos,,,.
o'y ooinins Liverpool ropers 10 the 1911 olt b.
- j. -ay' t'n I.vs,r~1i - wts,fa.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-08

Clayton. the Aeronaui. has returned 10 Cincinna,
lie - TO make an ascent from that city. OH the s.
inst. in his balloon
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-08

ABATEMENT oi the r,bilit,c. and ,c...,.T- =.
- OF the Wheeling Savings Institution on tbo
l,t Jay Of July 1871
RESOURCES
Bank Stock 5000 on
Insurance DO I5OO0
Personal Property. 23O43
Protest account 4l25
Eri ense Account 2OO2i
Bib Discounted 80 224O2
10 y w Bank. I.3sg OS
IN VI g. NJ Bank. 4155S
Cab on han. 1901
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-08

APPOINTMENT By TIE president
By and Vih Mi adriee aad consent Of The Se1e
Brisadier General Winfield Scor, Majnr Corral
by brevet. 10 be MijT General June IS. vice Ai.
Cen Alexander Macomb. deceased.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-08

UT u " IIITI'IIV IlHI-
NJ ashton d 'he Pittbufsh Museum. 70 nov in
our CITY ond hes opened srge and ,sr, assortment
Of naiuIai ED artificial cur,.ities ,o IN. b. -.
Nr. GoeAsy's store. ltiss brau.b o.. n. p,
buish museum. md should 81 receive soeicI -, -
-coungsmsnt to warrant IT, the siols s,, r..
moved here for o permanent locanOn. Thesp.c,.
mem presented ofBcoss. Birds TIsb sndIn.sc,. ,,.
yeiy numerous snd well kept We really bogs ON,
eitizensssE not BE- too wise 10 sesk instruction her.
Or 90 recherche ~ seek amusement, iu iunoe~p,I
pleasures
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-08
Total s433sI3I
LIABILITIES

The undongncd n committee appointed 70 exam
me The Affairs Of The Wheeling SAVING lns,,fni,,,
q 70 make 4 publish a report thereof Do hereby Ger.
~ That hey have examined ~ sume nnd fnd the
agoye 70 be rue statement. his fist day OF Jolly
1871 n y. BROWN
ARCH FISHER,
Jpya SAM FEEL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-08
FOURTH OF July

The anniversary Of the declaration Of ,ndepend.
ehce ~ss duly, though no; ye!y generally. eelebra.
Ied by ciiIzens. The object most worthy oil
attention. As bearing most strongly upon the present
and the future. was the celebration BY the Sabbath
Schools They all appeared under the direction of
their teachers, to the number OF about i thousand
sHd evidently enjoyed and improved the day 10 the
utmost. The Schools irs, assembled al their re
spec'ive churches. then marched to the Methods,
Episcopal Church, where aiter prayer by the Rev
Mr.. WE'D. and singing by the ,eholar-. they were
addressed IN very eloquent and impressive man.
ner by the Rev. Mr.. MrRRAY.
The whole schools were then formed in pr,ce,
slon and marched to the top OF Wheeling hill
Thore the Declaration of Independence was rea,
by MIR. CHESTER HUbBAsD. the company addres.e,
ny Mr.. Wa. Mex. LAMBDrS and Mr. Van MrrEs
prayer by The Rev. Mr.. SToRRs and music execute
~ the scholars under The direc ton OF Mr. Van Me
ier. Refreshments were then spread be- fore then,
niter pariaking Of which. the whole a,semblnge re
turned hume al lie sessonable hour " - o'clock
NJ.
The several military companies assembled at
o'clock. A. NJ. ami the battalion, under tho com
mand Of Col. o. F. KELLEY marched 10 Wafer st
where they halted and fred a national salute The,
then marched up Main streer. and IL the nrersec
lion Of with the Noiionsl Road the battalion Sc
arnicd The Guards, Blues. Rihemen md Lancer
moving Oh 10 MarlinSvie and the ARTILLERY, Ger
man Guards and German Rifiemeu taking the Ma
iional Road
The hrSi named corps went 10 the grove abov,
Mersinsvlle, where Refreshments were proyided D,
w. II. Landeii. Here the Declaration of Independ
enee was road by Mr.. ID. l. Morrow. the corps pu
through pretty severe drill. and The day w.unc
Up 10y sham fight aud a march to town
The Artillery went TO Mr.. Beny's Tavern on IN,
National Road. where We learn they were sumpiu
otslY entertained on Temperance principles. They
~ere addressed by Geo. W. Thompson. ESQ
The day was closed by many ia l.icnns TO the
addresses "i Messrs. Small and vickers on temper
ahee. al the Presbyterian chursb.
very interesting portion ofIhe proceedings Of
the Jog was found in The presentation ofs beautiful
silver Medal by the Cky Blges 10 their coumandanf
JAMES 5. WHEAT. Esq, as q testimony Of their re.
'pec and gratitude Tor his hong and auous services
90 eommandani Of lhe curps. Mr. John NJ AlcCrea.
" was selected as the representative Of the corIs
aud addressed tie recipient in a very nest and IN
ProPriaie H'snner. which was replied 10 readily IL
-'hs IHJst 5aTpy ard enihusiasiic style
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sen scott Iu'sed through Philadslpbil on bic
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MUSlC & VARIETY STORE. Union ST
THNllE subscriber keeps constantly on hand n cen.
Il eral assortment OF Musical Instruments. whore
Bands can be supplied AT eastern prices adding
transportation from tho scaboarl. alsp German and
American Piano iortes from tho most ~celebmtcd
makers and warranted to stand IN any climate. Piano
Muse and Instruction Books Tor all Instmments.X,
Inns, Accordinns, Flutes; Flies, Drums. Violin sirinp.
CIarionot reeds. Blank Music Paper &c &c also n
variety OF staple goods, consisting in part OF Vest
aud Suspendcr Buttons. Pearl aud Bone do for Shirts.
White and assorted spool and skeius thread. pat.n,
DO Sewing Silk, Needles OF all kinds. Shell and
horn combs of various patterns, Fine and Redd.nr
90. win n variety Of other articles too numerous to
hieniinn' Pud which will be sold nj fair prices. The
subscriber wsuld respectfully invite The citizens ana
country Merchants 10 call and examine his stock.
mar 2-ly. J. NIEIIOR