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CIIOTH. CASHMERE & sATTINET STORE. SUIT;
Cloths. CassmeIes sane.s Gala Pads. Plaid Innings &c
lowest possible prices III Spring street deception here
n. b.. Merinos, Apaccas, Bombazine', Atshans, De-
LANES, Flannels. oT3 mis
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hErp YOUR YEET DRY THIS WET wEArHER.-Ihe fines,
Tang Tor keeping feet dry, the On vi rannn,
which renders boots aud shoes perfectly waertight-nlso
n'ke the leather soft and pabe and doubles the For
haDs and carnage nothing equal H. 10 be lad u,
IGuiytork'x n nujt-Si stree.
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FOR SALE AT THE TRIBUNE OFFICE"
THE GREAT
NJ T X o o LIS.

1910
Containing Map Of Nte York. and Directory OF all the
Public Institutions, with large amount OF useful formation
Neatly bound Price only Is cents.
"THlRLWALL'S HISTORY Or GREECE"
To he completed in Nos Price 25 cents.
A T T LA:
A Novel. BY G. p. r. James Price 9 cents.
All the publications can be hld at The TriJuns office
in advance. WM H. GRAHAM,
nl3 2is leo Nnssnn S1reet
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DRY GOODS.

NEW FALL GOODS CHEAPm
& w. D. GREGORY & co. No. lis Spring street, wi,i
- TO acqunnt their friends and the public with their deter
ination TO sell CHEAP ull the. Stock of Fall and White
Goods the of which have been bought the late Auc
ton for CASH, and which they resolved to sell at the lacs
reductions in prices.
~ B. Great Bargains may now he expected Call and
nli w. D. GREGORY i co. IT'S Spring st.
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TAILoRs EcLEcT IhE REPOSITORY

20 Just issued the second number of THE TAILOR'S
ECLECTiCAL REPOSITORY work;on an entirely
pan and much better adapted manual for The of rui
ios than any thing heretofore published either in this or for
eign countries The first made ransations from
the Journal des Taieu French work of rst excel
ence much superior to the Elegant. Abstracts will be given
from other French works also. This will be followed by un
English Report, condensed from the different publications Of
Great Britain the subjects connected with line of bust.
ness There Is lastly subloned American Report compris.
ing view OF the most approved styles OF gentlemen
in the larger cities of the Union.
All who have been the habit s reading the French trans
l6tons fully sensible OF the obscuiles which pervade tire
foreign works. Our transaons shall he plain mud Ineligible
and figures of sa be equal IN style and finish
the French and we think shall be able work
equally early, perhaps earlier This work well adapted
the OF the rnde, that but BE great de-
mnnd supply however of the first number still
hand and can be obtained at the office work issued
monthly nj IS per all advance. The price
OF the Journal des Taleurs alone Is s..
CO The Tailors Ececticnl Repository published at the
Office OF the Taors Mngaziue, 10 Nassau street. by
nl4 ltW&2tD' d. & s e. WILLIAMS.
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HOSIERY AND GLOVE ,SToRE-SUTroN. & co.
having added their establishment Hosiery and Glove
department invite the attention of Ladies md Gentlemen to
their styles and prices SILK Hose and half hose Of black aud
white cotton do, dc. ofwhe, brown INK b. &c &c, to-
gether with large of buc& md coorcd wor'ed
merno. aud alpaca hose Of which are OF spendd qn
imported. ~ Spring street, Nedeceptcn here.
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SfIAWLS

SHAWLS, SHAWLS. SHAWLs. SUTTON & CO.
- have enlarged their assortment Of Bocha Cashmere
Shnw Square and Long and prepared TO sell them at
prices To suit SUTTON 4 co.
or 3mis III Spring Sulllyan.3t
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Historical Society institution vii celebrate us
Fo,teth Anniversary Wednsag The S Gsts9t az a.
dress will be delivered by JOHN RoMEt pnC w H.
ESQ., be followed by gn9ic danef az he ne" io'A ~
tsl. Broadway, corner oil Washing'op rie 81. fll,wn,
Tickets for the dinner may he obtnihed Oh uie 'oA
members Of the Committee: =, We.
w. Beach Lawrence, PIosper, Nj N t.9
Fre6erck DE Peyser, Alex w hI9u.oiu'
George Folsom, John a: paiIe.L,a
John Jay, Henry Scn10eihit, 10 o..
George Gibbs. Ernstus u Deneulct- nh- oeisS
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~ Established 1795.-SOAP, CANpLESs AND NJ
STARCH-J D. & W. LEE. Manufactures. Nos o. una
assortment the above articles which they WIN sen ~ lne
lowest market prices warranted equal mol supgo. 70 any
manufncre in the city delivered shipped without charge
for boxes or Carriage. ,ho,,
Merchants, Groce Country Dealers ana fa, a, 70
ca on u.s. before purchasing elsewhere. >, w rpr
nl2 3mis v ~ O w. i-NH-
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The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-04-19


Simpson. Coyineten. Harrison, niia. han.
Kim and Scott.
The Third district, q lhe counties I'll i.
Mica. Coahslna Bolivar. WASHINGTON. Warren
ana finds.
The Foutth district q tie counties III ] as-
per, Newton. Jackson J0nes Green, Perry.
Wayne, Clark, Lalde hoda aid
Aemper.
The Eth district 0ftlle counties 81 AGO.
Madison, Holmes, Attaia, winston ho1uba
and Ieake.
The Sixth district, of lie countisanf Mon.
roe. Lowndes Oktihbeha Choclaw Yallo
bosha, ahalehis, Carroll aid ChiekasaR
Tie eenfh districf. 81 tlle counties 81
500. Marshall. Tippah. Tisheminao. ia
oaelac. Lafayette and FanoIa.
BE trtie enacted, That Cir
caif Csa hall Sc held III each eonnfy FL
lhis Stats las in eacli and every year. and
STALL comm ce and may continue for tic
tinae herea Ger snecffied. IS follows.
III Lire eo III of lislite al the first Mon
DAYS of HaYch ana September. and nav con-
81 49, 81 sIicial siays. If 6nsia ~. y. lef,e
reeaire and ~ loffper.
III shs COUNTY 81 Franklin. an the bird
Afonas 4s "a lsfch ana septanber an3 NAV
So sfye judicial days II bt,sness 81
1Ione kSdafre and no longer.
lis county ST Claiborne. On The frgt.
lone a4s 81 Anil and October. and NAV con.
Atinna twelve judicial DAYS. Il business 81
Ione reeoire. and no longer.
III lie couaty Of Claiborne. % Tie frst
nIondaVs of April ana October. ana nav
eonlin1e Twelve judicial DAYS. If business s.
LONG REQUIRE. and no longer.
III size county, 81 jefferson. On The fhird
lobeaFs o 4prIl and October and ma can.
tNne 3 faieial DAYS bnsfnesa =
lone ana Is lonser.
sln ~ coaintv 81 Aaarea. al The frst Mos.
ldape 81 9Tav and Noven,ber and corfin,,s
rfVzlouf JUDICIAL davs. HI business % Iena
reouire. al ii no longer.
III the county ST Wilkinson. On he firsl
lMonaays of June and December. ana NAV
lconlipua eighteen judicial DAYS, ii business
$50 long require, and no longer.
In the county of Hafrigon on he frs,
Mondays Of March and September. and NAV
continue six judicial DAYS. if business SO lone
Ereqnirs, and no -longer.
Ia the county Of Hancock; on the second
Monday Of March and eptsmber, aHd mas
continue SIX judicial days, if BUSINESS 81
: long require, ana no longeI.
J IN the county Of Marion, on the third
llM9ndaYs of March and September, and NAV
!. Econtinue six judicial DAYS. iii business Sc Ions
, require, and no longer.
Ill In the county Of Pike, on the fourth Mon.
, ldays of March and September, and may con,
tinae six judicial days, if business so loni
, require, and ne longer
~ the county Of Lawrence, on the 6rs
: Mondays of April and October, and may con
tinue six judicial days. business 80 Ion
j: require aud no longer.
The so
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-04-19


~. ssss.--a 2aanestae happiness may d
asssaAsss' saas aa pPia1sss 81 me hearts Nillles
sasesssAQa stlltllAien - ENJOY Ing applause
p aAe Meala g tnat q the head. Every i
wen feguiatea mtnd, VINO locks g home g
she well spring q JOYS, which gush foFth |.
sss ~ - sasisl5 Das Is.
s,sn ~ .e ,,;.'. ,. $50 8 s Is
nsil.I r. s.s.;t:.... a.a5,,.il.. -
s q II, s Is
- S. !. s.sA. Is Z
Is. =
$50 s. ~ 59ss.as VIZ ~ leaa.l'1 s.s,Aa
l. ~ ~ sssss ~ tls sasisss ala sls sa0 ~ e
sa9ssa " A'ls Asss9A aklaa1s Ae s sustained
onig ~ sas aepe g leaehlng % length tne
gssl 81 aals sass1ksss aala 1aooflng salely ~
1lle maven 81 Rsaee A1sat ne - Ike tue 81
sef, ha oaktsLs ahe treasures q ne heart
IoE tHe gold w men taotn ana rust doth cor.
lrnpt. lie Is continually counting bis sofd.
BID gains, 1of winch he has sacIlheed The
Joys u ezp ience, and boarding day
ct sepatating tsiose treasures which Pesisa
in the using. The tKeasureso Of Tie hear afe
not allied wifi those which swell Tie poglp
and pageanirY of public hour. Ihey are
acnltlH3ted n privacy they are yielded
i spont aneopslg 70 The smile 81 aHectlons
while thos8 who follow lIie prompsings 81
amhion. al not doomed 10 disappoint.
1me npelledk0 deIge iof Their treasure,
when acquired, Is especially when
#t6 empesls Il 80 ISL Us, unable u puI.
acEase ang ling boz barren niseFy
: -
49, ~ ktoAsa 4 - AaAths E1s ~
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-04-19
D0 WHIG AID REGISTER,


QuactehJoss.
RMs-The Vine viii be furnished 10 sub
tfs al SIS 90 per annum IN advance.
thVrRristNESrs will be insertedo az The rate OF.
03petoQoare for the irst insertionand 5o cents.
nbh week thereoftl--ten lines of less cor
Sing q square. The number insoi t|onare
e.. must be marked on the margin fe man
u.ct.pt, or they viii be inserted Gll ioibid, and
charged accordingly.
All Advertisements from distances must be
accompanied with the CASH OF hey will rot
d Inserted.
Announcing candidates for Office viii
e. county Offices, $40 for state Offices -
Political, Cotton Circulars or any articles q
individual interest, wii be charged as advertise
menis and must be paid for in advance.
Fo advertising Citations from the Probate
Court to persons interested to come forward and
show cause why order Of sale should not pc
granted, ~ dollars, to be paid for "a ApyANcE-
For advertising Orders granted By ne Probate
Court for the sale Of property, 3 dollars 70 De
paid for in ADVANCE.
For advertising Chancery Notices 20 non-rcsi-
dents. Is dollars each, TO be paid TOT n ADt tNef
For advertising Petitions for Dover, iron %
dollars. TO be paid for in ADVANCE.
For advertising Notice Of Letters d Admins
tratioa, dollars, 10 be paid for ia ApvANoF'
For advertising Notice of annual or hnal SET
tlemont by Administrators, dollars, 70 De Paip
for in ADVANCE.
for 6 months, SCI, to be paid for in ADVANCE
Trusteos' Sales, and oil other advertisements
not specified, must be paid Tor in ADVANCE.
All advertisements 81 personal natureW %
charged double price and payment required n
ADVANCE.
Yearly Advertising.
For forty lines or less, renewable o. pleasure
$50. No contract taken forless than one yeni-
and payable hdlf yearly IN advance,
The privilege Of annual advertisers is llinitea .
their own Immediate business; and all adveftiss
ments forthe benefit of other persons, sentin ..
them must be paid for by the square
professional Advertisements.
For l0iines or less, not alIerable, months, ~
g 10 do do do DO. =
10 do do do y do. 8
n-a-As the above rates are the same as thos
established in hatcher, Vickaburg, Jacksor
Grand Gulf and elsewhere in this State, no d
ducdon will be made from them IN any cas-
6rsrALLJoB WORK MUST BE PAID Fol
ON DELIVERY
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TearIY AdveTIIaIng.


For l0lines or less, not aIlerabIei montRs, ~
6 10 do do do II 40. 3D.
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PROFEsS IONA
f. w. QUACKENBOSs.
Attorney and Counsellor
ATLAW.
1000 CilY, ~.

NONTlNUES to practice regularly n
Othe Superior Court Of banceFy, hlge
Court Of Errors aud Appeals Circuit Court
Of the United States at Jackson, Superior
Couri Of Chancsry, and in the Circuit courts
OF Yszoo, Holnes and Carroll counues.---
Office in the Insurance building on Jetter-
son Street.
Yazoo CITY, jan 1stlS40.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-10-16
COMMISSIONERS SALE
4 Duly q Hand.
rs. In ChaHfi
AfcCInnn nnl nIher.

In pursuance ola decree of lie Cirenli Superior
Court Of Law aud Chaneery for Ohm county render
od in the alove cause on The 18Th day Of June
1874. shall. on the l7'h dry Of September next,
proceed 10 SCI public sale, nj the from door OF the
Court House Of Ohio comfy, lois M seven - md
Two 2 in the lhlrd square in the city Of Wheeling,
or snrh part thereof as may be necessary. upon The
following terms. l. vii one hundred and fly dollars
Of The purchase money to be paid in hand, and The
residue in three equa payments. Al SIX. we've and
eighteen months from be dnY If sale. The purchaser
Giving bonds with good security heafns interest
/ from date. JAMES VIM
aug17 omm S4oh'
The above sale is postponed nn'il fnesda9 o.
tober % ls41 JAMES ; NiiEA l.
sept Is
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-10-16

SUPERIOR French md English BIZ Clobs;
, Invisible Green, Brown and 0hvr -: C'ssi-
mcre. Black on4 Fancy; Snpetior Bnrd. Fc'l and
other now stle Cashmere Nesiiags; Silk, Nelye and
Satin do; Plain and fa'd Velyolieens,fw Salli-
nets. Kcrseys B. very low nj
ocr9 GEO McATRRAY's. MARKET Square
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-10-16

mIAcK MUSTARD SEED WANTED. for
a n winch The highest price Will he paid IN Cash
sep II OLIVER iklON.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-10-16

ENART.S SION Nanrbcsfer ard Scotch Gnqhams;
- Busca. Thihct. I.nahan nd Rnlkei Sly.
in great ynrIeie Gernihian and Eneplian Mn:
Vow STYLE Bonnet Rhhons:S petor plain Flarenee
Brnid B7n.ots; Canton nd l'alian rraro; Throad
aud coooo Iaces. E1einos and lnser'fngs IN prent
VARIETY: Needle Worked laenn-i md SHss In
Plum faconet Swiss Noll Null; BiShop Lawn; Plso
anil B1r'l Cnmhrcs Of superior anali'p. exceedingly
i1,, -
on9 GEO MeNn-RRAY. MaIkot .aaare
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-10-16

YSo NET a lorro nd comn',afaas rooo,
We ca'rNo'"d c'r am lid Of Hvb ,hitiops.
Schoo'e Sc, ON the Grsl n'or he Naso~.e Ill
mig y NGTNNIS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-10-16

MEETINGS .0f.r nr''o-' u1ror... fas
nils SEN~rNGN & RHODES
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-10-16

zoo TRS Colare9 Carnei Chaia; 32l fa1
~ ~ White aud Calo,cd apoal Cotton Of The
hest mascs; nsl OF ening md far salo NJ
ooi 2 McNf'RR NN'S
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-10-16

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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-10-16

,xcy CauBRIC HDKFs-fam I2I

l.,,ea ,lzr I.' -r-
l''s'' " SrNsE\EY IS BHonf~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-10-16

.aoa 80 slaa ssh. s7o s6a $50. SO s25,
s3n SIS. So Sl0.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-15

vacancy. - vacancy = vacancy Il Nueahr}-
, acarcies
YEAS Mes-rs Abbott, A1ams, A.he. BlksL
Barrmgcr. B .nard Bfdlack. lame, BIuok Brenelc.
}fadbead, VI loa Blown, Jrremmh Brown. B.aiap-
ton. J T. Cary Carroll. Calm, Cuusin, Chlllon,
Curb. CHu2mau CoInmrr. Crauston. Dana.
Dlaeh. Garrett DAYS D DAVIS. Deherry. DE let.
Dicaer. Dickinson, Dillingham; Elm. EAher F4A p,
Fish. Florence. Foot. fosrer French. GlddIng,.
Willis Green .Byum Green, GnuHelI, Gf9er. Hualu,
Harper IIubbeli, Hudson. W Hunt & J lugrrs1lI,
J Il lngcrsol, Ir,in, jerks, = b Jahuson J Z
Kennedy Daniel k1ng. kirkpatrick. Mcllssine,
Marsh + J Mo!rs, Morse. Alaseley Ne. Newton,
parmeatcr Patterson pryton, pbu' IL Pollock. T. K
Potter. Preston, Ramsey. Rsynet, RttIet, Rockwell
Rogers. Ru>se Sample Scheuek Sen Severance.
y l. seymour, Stmpns. Albeu SUI b. J + Smuh c
b Smpa, Spence, Stephens. Slelson. AL SlrwatL
Summers Syke-. 1hemas,un. rHdcn. Tyler. Vance,
Naumeicr, Alauu. Ned.efed Wheaton. Nhlr
Williams, Wunror " Wugbt and Yost -l05
NAYS-Aessts anderson. Atkinson, Bayh. Be-
ser Ben Oh. JHncs Blact Blackwell Beaver
BnRan, Butd. W Brown. Burke. Burt Caldwell
Campbell : Cap, Reu acu Caapea1. Augustus A
Chapman chappcl Cnlon, Cobb Colrs Cross.
CuIion D1airi John W DAYS, Dawson BON.
Douglass. bfomgnoIe. Duncan. Dunlap. FIeklm.
Hale llamhn. llHmmf0, llnra'sl H. Henley. Hefrek.
liuhnes Hog, liu'kin> Houston. II bari H4phes
Huneer'urd. } Hun, GIVE johnson. A johnson.
G " Jones, AnIfew Kennedy. Preston. kmr.
Labranrse, eonafd. Lncns, LumIkin. Lyon. Nc.
Cans en-, Aacay, McCleIlaud, McCiefnand NJ
Council, Mcdowell Mkar Mathews. Joseph
Morris, Murphy, Nofns, Owen, Payne. Peut. T. -
Potter Pnu. Rathhun d : Reid Redmr. Relic
Rheu, Roberts, Rohnsuu, vi john Saunders.
Fhomas II seymour Simpson ) del. Robert Smnb
Sleenfou, John Se"afl, Sules, Stone Slfong Taylor
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-15

No'ice.-CaPlain Francis Davis, who,
from papers found upon his person. was
CO nmauder Of the snip 'Laruc' from
Liverpool IN 1913, was killed by Ealing
from the hurricane deck OF the steam
boat Louisa, upon barge in tow, on
the l9lh AprIl.-lt i, supposed thar
Captain DAVIS has wife residing on
the coast some - or 100 miles above
TINS city Mr.. Nathan 3. Kellogg, the
Coroner Of Tazewell county, Illinois.
residing at Pekin, adyertses The foleqo,
lns IN me ST. Louis Republican, and
states that the effects Of Capt D., con-
sistng Of clothes, nautical iutrumcnts.
letters, &C. are in his possession.
Perhaps this may meet the eye oil some
OF captain Davis friends who are not
aware Of his untimely death.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-15

lie Richmond papers to>dar stale hat oil The
conHites "a lie Stale have noN been btnd from
Ell en Gayson and Cuuull. which elect one dele.
gate MD The papers on both sides f,,hIg and
denocpD admit they Will return a demsct,i,c
delegate, as The democrats have a decided fn.i,,-
ny Ia those counties, and II Is believed ibe, a,o
running one candidate only
lhe papers Of both parties ngr.e TINT the Senate
stands as follows democrats Il. Wings Il-dems
ocfauc majority 10
me "his papers foot up The House Of Delegates
"hles 49, democrats 6l- wing maJotlly T.
according 10 these looung., The wings Will have
majority OF l"o on lolnl ballot Bur we clam
"o-ouc democrat and one wing who ar. sol,
down in The Wing column nf delegate. md mo
0dded up IN II to make 10 The tuove ollnde
20 are me wing delegate from Mecklenbp,vb N
'"ohg democrouc county whuis pledged IN vofe
lot a eemocfsiic senator aus the delegate f,,r,
loeoh '"uhY. WHO Is the same petsnn 4, m, go.
tee'eo rom lha county 'asl year and was iben sci
"o"h oy ooh parties as democrat Wa pnl.,
saha maj The Wings clam hun n gam becan.e be
Is III laNot oil such a lariH a. Is Advocated l
portion Of The ~hIP., and PERTAINS ,one ~, 81
men notions II the democrats ara IA l,.o an -,
Nusihla Who do not plumb The democratic line an
UT Tue questions that divide The two graf ,,,t,ss
''u me wings are 10 give Up none who J,.ao,e,
WI. "'''"' men f" is not worth while for us 10 nv
To figure oul a democratic m oloritv IN ai", holla,
IN the Sntc. - J''''' ou''o
But NC shall SCI down delegate. according 10
,helt pfoiessIsns; and therefore we dednci tho
Meeslenourg wing delegate, pledged to vote for a
uem 1efa'ic United States senator. and Mr. Farley
The democratic delegate elected from Logan from
The wing column Of 70, which will len,e !, II. md
uoa mem 10 The democratic column Of 81, which
WIN mlA' II " Tins leaves the wing. only eight
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-15

Dangerous Year tbs for Bachelors. -
Should the following fashion be introdu.
ced here, our Parsons and Magistrates
would probably rejoice If no one else
did:
The Nantucket girls are full ofinyen-
tons. Ihsy first introduced the fash.
lon Of knitting al Lyceum meetings, and
no" they have got up a new kiak that
is working wonders When a young
man says 10 one Of them as she is re-
'urn'ag from a party,'wlIl you take my
arm La, yes, and you too, seeing It's
leap year
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-15

This was the subject of an interesting
paper which We hope 10 see published
real by D.. 4 Chaloner al The late
Scientific Convention at Washington.
], was discovered bv the celebrated
VI. Llnant chief engineer to Mohammcd
Aa.Who has resided 10 Egypt SINCE
ISIS, aud has visited every part of that
country, and in Esq, when returning
10 Cairo, aud al distance OF about three
leagues he discovered the "pctrfed
Forest These trees are found GA the
surface OF the sand, both broken ana
entire. The trunks oil some are sui
standing, some are carbonlzcd, bu
petried. some resemble wood newly
hewn;n others louk Ike fire brands; =
some fragments are converted into yel.
CIV jasper aud agatized DR.. Chaloner
gave a minute account of The geological
formation Of tho country, aud informed
The audience that spec mems from the
'pe,rieI forest" aud suite OF sPecm
eus iIuslra l0e The geological formation
oh III" country, were ia the Academy OF
Aaiura Sciences of Philadelphia.
some Of these pelrGed trees are dates,
pam, if, IL. oak, sycamore and bJm
boz S OF lWo leel IN diameter.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-15
.E CAUTIOUS OF HEAITIl-Tisl

EOE CAUTIOUS or IlEALfli-Th1S
ID be 100 often Impressed upaa lae mia
Al tiii. season nf The wear when .ailon 80
The weather ceme upon H. with hariyt
ucuce. We should hive The system p'epaR41
II SrAlNBGRN'S VEGETABLE ExSl
PILLS formed by process oi eufaeuS
euIite vegetable matter IS The best preve~
plnclup me system n perfect order
clcanse the bowels. purify The blood. nad
systom proof against the III effects u coz
glon; The value u Ihs medicine can
highly spoken o. They remove all
bllc. and by lheir natural properties o.
strength and lone 10 the digestive ofsana
be lrted. and no other medicine vii osk
sary. -.
Pree 25 cents rer box Office $50
nc1l dnar to the Tabernacle
Also ior ,ale by ~
Nv LAS
may Is Sun"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-15

we nave ereai pleasure IN announcing the -.
election Of the Hon. J,bez W Huntington 10 be
senator oil HE United States Tor III ycar. from the
en- a, the present ,etm Of .efylce (Which expires on
the Sd Of March neIt)
Mr. Huntington received the unanimous vote of
NE " h'es IN bath branches of the Legislature hi.
aggregate MAJORITY beng twenty-five votcs.-Aat