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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-17

Black B"ks of every description. Ruled to any
pattern. md Bound io order.
rer"dicals Music. &c iound IN neat and dn.
tanie style. Old Books Rebound. Libraries repaued
DC.
Orders from my part Of The connirv attended ID
with prompuiude. JAMES Al EWING.
Stf
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-17
RESrAI'RAIl.UIS.

- sacs - ~ ~ EUks
. T.. ZiNN. respectfully INFORMS his friend
u and The public. Iha, he now occupies as 4
Rereshmca' House, aud has PM in good repair m,
house On MONROE STREET. between MAN .,r
WATER; lie has on hand and will C constantly b.
Supplied with ~
fRUITS-R"sins. Figs oranges. Lemons. Apples
Melons &c &c.
NCTS-Almonjs. Filbers. Walnuls. Ground Nu,,
&c.
CANDIES of all kirds
TOBACCO AND GIG RS-Ths bes, ,bs, on, H..
found IN The CIV
ALE, PORTER, BEER, CIDER, &c.
lie hos ol"' Two of Ihee fine Oys,er R,,,ms
where ne vii, IN after The I5h inst. serve mo
w 'E'Hs ~ every possible style. aud to suli the
palaios al q I custom Srs
fnr'Ies or families surplirj with Oysters. Lob
s''r'. Crabs. ADD oil The other delicpc,es in the
senson for hem
lie assures The pnhlic that they shall be well
ed. aud asks a share Of public patronage
sep6 "
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-17
CAPS CAPS! CAPS !

CAPSI INPS. CAPS
g AVERY. hns ius, ,e,en,d lhe largest ant
hest assortment 81 Fur aud Cl'hh CAPS ihoi
has been brought ~ thus market. at all quail
tee and prices from LA cents 10 IL DOLLARS. con
si-iing nsi"li"w- ...
SnpeI Otef Fur Caps Snper Seal fM Caps
ID, Nura Fur IL, In Musk Fnt do
b'' Cnh zap Fur irinrd, Super Clo'h Cap
iasb,"o"''le Silk Glazed Gaps Fashionable Purple
Red arJ B ack Plush Cap,; Youths AMI Ch,ldfen's
caps gen, variety all ri whrh vii he sold chea
.Cali aud see. AT No 10 Munrue street.
sept9 5 AVERY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-17
CALICO PRINTING.

LEWIS STiFEL. uIofns his friends aud
W c"Somc's. Mere hnnis and ciiiz"ns generally.
maj ne cvn'inues The alh've business an MAN
STREET orrsne BrrMsR's TAVERN. where he
so'irIis share at public piir'nage The snpc rior
ny al h's Calicocs ever any either II the KIND man
ufaciurcd 10 The Union. has been know ~ for many
years Throughout The surrounding cs,nntry wh. 10
ih~v are universally known as The WHEELING
BLUES. lie has on hand a large stock of IN.
goods OF lie test quality. made ~. new and fash.
onnble patterns. Which ho will sell WHOLESALE or
RETAIL. at The lnwcsi prices. tmone his stock al,
made !" order will he i"nnd. PIECE CALICOES
BED SPREADS. HANDKERCHIEFS, &c. ol lie
i"nisIoosi pa'Ieins md styles
lie hhs now on hand almost every variety of
new aud handsome patterns. and lac can n, sure
Merchants " ho wIsh musiins sInInt. Ibn They
VII lind H 10 their advantage IL give him % CALI as
he in'ly prepared IU execute all orders with the
n'inos' neaine.s aud despatch. mud as low nr low
'hnn 'hev cnn be done anywhere el.e west OF the
| mountains. .'.|'|
mays use such stock % needs M dressing
md therefore PM none on my goods The pu,iic
may resi- assured that gods ir0a' my establishment
Rave M glazing "r sIihehiDs IN Ihcm, and " i'll
always wear 10 handsome as they appear when
purchased.
DYEING.
IN SILK. WOOLLEN, AND COTTON. The
subscriber ns' iniorms Tie ruhIc ,hn, he ~, $
sr"i attention Io The anve branch of his business
and having made great Improvement in his esiai,.
iishu en within The last yenr, he " now ptepnred
{" give The msi beautiful coIors md iinish 10 silk
w"iIen or cotton g. DDS garments Tor ladies and
eentl, men.
Gen'lemcn's Clothes secured and cniorcd wiihou,
ppp'ig. Merchants e. u haze SILK, Wuuen OF Me
fin" Goods handsomely culcred
Pease call md You Will Gnd his prices moderate
aud WORK well done. J LEWIS STlFEL.
aug ~ 3m
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-17

y CASKS MADDER- ...-s. ~.
So Bags Pepper
30 do Pimentos
10 Bbls Alum
so boxes Bunch Raisins
bales > , Almonds
cases brimsione
cask Blue y,triol
barrels Ioves
20l Mats Cassia
30 boxes Chocolate
tcask Chalk
barrel Camphor
10 barrels Csmwcod
30 do chipp,d lockwood
barrel Cream Tartar
barrels Ground Ginger
4 ccroOns Indigo
cask Lamp Black
cases Llquo. Ice Ball
"a kees Mustard
lie barrel Nutmegs
80 aTIels Loaf Sugars.
All Just ceived and 70: sale by
~ 10 t;RANGTE Il R4JT T.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-17

HAVE removed 'heii T. abli,bment,o,bei,
ew B. scr Bui ding, east side at NJ va
hbI 3. few d. Ols blow The Post ONE
where hey have supplied themselves win ,
srw and Iirge Engine anil Other fytuf, H.,
i9rIt hu,ineSS, IN superior style
Th"y cary IN the House and STEAM
BOAT PLU NBlNG in MI Us branches
Ih"V have cun'ttnlly IN nd IIyd.a,,s -,
vatiuu> te-cut tim, haf.ers' KttirS. watrrci,,
els, bath Job hot aud cold shawef b,,b. re-
i"rt' IH bIcachng, chrmicai arm ram. ,t
c. fhnN, psieni hSlh pumps, lead pipes OF sin.
= sheet lead aDy ~ ickness aud worked to
IN any manner ui tom.
Water conducted thioagh lea len mines f,,,,.
>nriDcS 10 dwelling tnu.eS in the rouo,tv
Also BEt u PUMPS Eusd mn IN or,Ie,
LEATHER HOSE,
Snprii ~ pumps tOf country wells Steam En-
mes Sc &c.
Al "td~f, thankfully received and puncrp
diy attended g.
srEEM POW ERR.
for mahnldc' Hitpg rufl uScS con he Supplict
SeVeial dfstririi' ~ Of mtcbanies an a.,
~ story OF their building, or on the gronnf
hoCt very moderate tent.
Whcellts. Fob 10 10
"A GOOD ASSoRTMfSN'f' III nso,IS Nj
IA ladies Gags md Head Dssssc,: ,Js l,a.,a.
B'tde'' 'nd Anificial 3 o0 efs. hf sale Iv
''P 20 40 IalRsHILD
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-17
H.lAy IN ID CAPN!
r.JL IA st,IoSs FOR iei5.

WHEELiNG, "a.
f" Ef"rttliLY announces IT, his old freud,
U0 ,,si the pu"Iic 10 general that lac has nov
hand n large an,l superior sinr,"i Hats AMI Car
at The late. Fall Pashrn.. eompris,us oil qualiiie,
sis,Ics am szrs. His iIa'~ IRE anuhrinred M
der hts "wu umn~,i,uc snprriniepJsiwe. al the &
esi materials ani by the besi-ti w,,~k men. IN.
" lac sold Wholesale aud Retail. nr pricr. sriLi
'nwnp il.n they have been dStcJ iu ihi. cit,
Fn'.e w,-hng :" rurch'se HAS md t'ar>. viii fn"
u Ia their advantage I" gave lin, tHn hrirc pm
chasing csc Ahttc. sep - AVERY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-17
W " I'D ICE n g
CAIjTTON no MI.

CAt1lON III LII.
L E'T' ALL HE WORLD TAKE NOTICE
AND BE AREFUL NOT TOBUY THE
RCOATEDUMPRO INDIAN
VEGETABLE PILLS, unless EVERY BOX
has on u the wR.TrEN signature OF The uiI-
ginal inventor and paien'ee,
G BENJAMIN SMITH, MD
These pleasant ri Is possess p'wers To optn
ALL The natetal diainS ci The >Y>Ism- viz: he
Lungs. KiDNE VS., SKIN d. BOWELS -
hiiheno uSKN WV ~ The pracncc OF medicines
snt >c complete ha> been heir uinmJ,h uver
al oihrf R.edIclnrs that nv have teen led
Va suppose iiiey con ain some powerful mIipTa
bui npon exahiOotion by DIS Chiffon, Rau>
dolph, Huntington and others, this suppusilion
u a. once proved 10 be giouudit
Sold ~ New York a, the principal Office
l19 Greenwich street, also by Rush" s. Co
Bro dway corner o: 18th street..
Pamphlet,in be- Tad oi a.cnis erans.
y B.-perSons will also n"iIce IN The top :
bel an engraved lndIan hgure. cfUss ed wiih fint
ed tnt.
The genuine NAV also be hnUs III with Ssell,
a. d. GuiOn's, corner 81 y we.y aud Gram
street. aud Mis- 1oys, 1879 FUIiOu stieei, BRONX
yn. ana IL respectable slUIes throughout the
UnIi.d Stres
SUGAR COATED PILLS W DISEASE
Nj RE EVIDENCE
Nu II HltL, 0f the firm oi GirIcv r. hin
We 100 Brpadw3y, SnyS The Sugar Cnated
ha, ever taken His vile has .nuud them de
IL. hitul aud Iics, IOu<.
Miss ID U0iIs>, corner Wa kef and Ludlow
Si;e'is, hus br,u cured II pain N The Read
dImnes. Of sirhi. aud dizziness III long stand
inc by hem Pills.
Mus SIJ ~. Of 81 Henry Stree; cured o,
psins ard - 'mns ~ eigh yesfs Standing
NR ATKss Of 267 GreenVIch s'r, ct, cnfeo
Ui ~ y, n>ts. ot sevrD yeats standiog.
Ma Carl, CsS daUgh'er = STAPLE street, cor
81 ~ Wnims IN her wrist lOfni
REv MIA fgBSirr, "i Biooklyn, c uJed OF bil
iou> eOmpistbi., NeaKness, &c.
We need MI add mOie. Evidence crowd.
~ on ~ from III quarters No Pills ever 5efur
lccompl~hedsr no, h ,wrh 80 liiue ifuuhle am,
a. ID smith, Sugar Ctated
Improved Indian Vegeiah.r phlS Sold a
GUrn'. co'hrI Bbwety apd Giand rs, Phiip'
corner ri Bctkman anc " iiiiam streets; Eve
trtr- y iIui ~ ~; Mrs HAYS lag Fu.i.u,
y q, klyu; sd 2I3 Grrrnwi,h s't,et. Eximip.
me laJel-lo,k iof Df Smrrn's written sigma
turc eh 10 ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-17


VIRGINIA-iN cHaScEny AT rules held
IN tie clerks office of the Circuit Superior
Conr' 81 Law and cbancery Tor the county Of Ohio
IN The mnnlh al September lS45. F
Zachariah Jicob. .r Cumpainant
against
George Loop md John Sexton. Defendant.
Inc Defendants MI having entered their appear
nnce and given security according 10 The act Of Az
seinby aud The rules Of this court, and IL appearing
ny satisfactory proof that they MOI mia bants Of
The commonwealth Of Vrgine-On motion of com.
pia'nan' by counselii is ordered that the ssid de.
PENDANTS do appear here OF rules 10 he held in tho
CLERKS Office o' this court The FIRST lfo,d.y in
december next ond answer The ssid rnplssan,'.
OH, e"o iha' cory OF ibis order be forthwith in.
serted IN some newspaper pripied in the oi,v ~
wheeling ioi Two months succcssively and po,,ed
The front door Of The CcUrI house OF Ohio toun,v
copy leslie. ALEX II LAlDLEY, clerk.
sep IL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-17
LATE AND IMPORTANT
FIRST IL FASHION AGAIN.

N L. i'he great p oasure IN announcing 10 our
W iFerd> aud i''e public genafhlv that We
nave already received Ihe new Fall Fashion for
Hats he,ore MISUNDERSTANDING a general assortment
and viii have saue spicidrd specimens finished
i'd made really inT sale. this rW,rnjng. Cali aud
rec item the siyie Is rnIsr.ly new, s.d We have
49, hesi,nii"n ~ s"ying iisy are The handsume 81
SHAPED Hal that has been Introduced tr many yenrs
DARE a. IiOGE
Our hr"'her chip of NJ 10 Monsce street.
h's 'hc new siy'e only si paper, simpIy a cal or
ur>triir'n,wh Ile we hive ladl ie bi.kr aud Hats
lie having seen eur hloclSs aiIet they arrived
ihonPh' IL best Ia advertise Graf. D&u
sep 20
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-17
NEW AND CHEAP
BOOT AND SHOE STORE.
Main street, ,resi side, a ftr doors oelow Mar
Ret Allen
BOOTS. SHOES AND LEATHER

Main sfreet, lrcsi side ~ ftn doors btlo,p Mar
Ret Allen.
BOOTS, SHOES AND LEATHER.
CONNOLLY Il SONS, would respectfully
- inform their friends and the public generally
tina. they ATE living "a large and " ell seec.
ted stock Of Boos and Shoes of every descri, iion
md quality. whih they prepared To sell low rs
{ hey chn be had in The city. Their stock consists
part follows
700 pairs Men'sstoui CafBoois
10 do do KIP do
so d" light co'f do
700 do do Mnr"rro II .ois
700 do Thick Kip Broeons
90 do Cali do
900 do Seal and M"rorco Br,gans
is do Lasting Gni'ers
300 do Seal aud niurorco NulE.u
200 pats womens Mvrvcco Lace Boots
100 do Cali do do
100 do Kip do do
300 pairs Ladies' KID Slippers
200 pairs Misses d. Sprung Slippers
$50 do Seal and KID Buskins
100 do Kid AokleTies
$50 do Half Caters
| rs pairs Ladies' rnlored Slippers
600 do ChilJrens ,hoes difirren, qualities
100 do Yuo'h's grained shoes
| $50 do de- Calf d.,
| 100 do Ladies' C;ai,er B.,ols
luU do do Walking shoes and Bn' klns
2OO do do Pergc.i Morocco Bn>kms
Together wih great many different qualities
| 40 numerous Ia meniiun. Also n good ass,rimen
II best Baltimore Spanish. Red aud Country Sal,
Leather. A lew d. zen, heel Boot Morocco, hi"ga
lore KID and French Morocco skins; striped hind.
ngs: Travelling Va''ses aud Carpet Bag. superior
qualify. Give a "A call NAV ri
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-17

OACH TRIMMINGS reed I'M, d,v,
~ Gum Clolb. Patent D,sh Leo,he, r.. ~,
sl'.e' Hub Bands. Oil csfpsf. Stump J,inf. cat
Lase' &C. &c &c, nj The 1IsrJwafs store n
S'r2 OFT GREER WboeI;,v y,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-17

A USf RECEIVED and Tor sale, a good s.so,, T..
nsn' Of Thread Etgings, Laces and Inserting.
alfo. L,'lr. sw iss AID JRoncl
sep 30 20 gAIRcu,ID
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-17
NEW BOOK BINDERY.

NHE. subscriber would inform
- his friends aud the public gen
erall TINT he has opened d ndc
~ Wn Main street. one dos.r noril,
Of Durscy's Lottery Office. aud il
prcpor,d 10 Dc Binding al The shori.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-09-11
From the New York Observer.
SUN ARROWS PASSAGE OF THE GLARUS
BY REV. j. T HEADLY.

Switzerland is full of battle fields,
many of them glorious from their asso
Grafton with freedom. The traveller
especially the American traveller
looks on them with the deepes, inter-
est. But there are those on which his
eye rests with painful interest; for
while he cannot but stand and wonder
at the achievements of man his hear.
is panied with the ravages he has
wrought.
Forty-six years ago, one night in
September. the peaceful inhabitants of
the Muoua Thai were struck with
wonder at the sudden appearance
among them Of mul.i,udes of men OF a
strange garb and language. They had
jus, gathered their herds and flocks to
the fold. and were seeking their quie.
homes tina. slept amid the green pas,u-
RACES, when like mountain torrent,
came pouring out from every defile and
mountain pass. these s,lange. unintelIl-
gibIe beings. From the heights of the
Kinzig Culm-from precipices the
shepherds scarce dared to ,read-they
came streaming with their confused
jargon around the cottages of these
simple children Of the Alps. it was
Suwarrow, with ,wenty-four thousand
Russians at his back, on his march from
Italy 10 join the allied forces Of Zurich.
lie had forced the passage Of ST. Goth.
ard, and had reached thus far when he
was stopped by the Lake Lucerne. and
was told ,ha, korsakow aud the main
Russian army were defeated lndig-
nan, and incredulous at the report. he
would have hung the peasan, who in.
formed him as a spy. had not the lady
mother Of ST. Joseph's nunnery inter.
ceded in his behalf. Here. in this
great Alpine valley, the bold conman.
der found himself completely surround
ed. Molitor and his ba,,aIions looked
down on him from the summit Of the
Muous Thai; Mor,ier and Massens
blocked up lis mouth; while Lecourbe
hung on the rear. The Russian bear
was denned, and compelled for the first
time in his life. To order a retreat
He wep' in indignation aud grief. and
adopted the only alternative ief. him-
to cross the Pragel IN Glarus
Then commenced one Of those de..
pera,e marches unparalleled in the his.
tory Of man. The passage Of the ST.
Bernard by Bonapar.e. was comfor,a.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-09-11

A Beautiful Figure.-Life is beau.
,ilully compared TO fountain fed by
thousand streams that perish if one be
dried. 1t is silver cord twisted with
thousand strings that par. asunder
if one be broken. Frsil and thought.
less morlals are surrounded by immune
rable dangers, which make. it much
more strange that they escape SO long,
than tina, they almost all perish sud.
denly a. last. We are encompassed
with accidents every day TO crush the
Wondering lenemen,s that we inhabt.
The seeds are planted in our cons,iiu.
lions by nature. The earth and the
atmosphere Whence we draw the breath
Of our life are Impregna,ed with death
health is made to operate its own
destruction! The food that nourish-
es the body contains the elements of
its decay: The sonl that animates il by
viviiying fire, tends to wear it out by
it's own action; death turks in ambush
along our paths. Notwithstanding This
is The truth, so palpably confirmed by
the daily examples before our own
eyes, how little do we lay il 10 heart!
We see our friends and neighbors per-
ish among US, but how seldom does il
occur to our thoughts that our knell
shall, perhaps. give the mex, fruitless
warning to the world--BostOn Amer
lean Eagle.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-09-11

WARLIKE. -Loulsana has enthusl-
asiically responded to the call of Gen.
GAINES. for four regiments of volun-
teers. The Tropic, Of the 9.h,says:
Capt Forno and his Native American
Artillery have volunteered their servi.
ces for Texas. They muster 81 strong.
Col. Dakin. we learn, is picking up
riflemen BY the score.
Col Oakley has Offered the services
Of himself and regiment. sg
The German Yagers are ready.
Irish volunteers meet this evening
to form company exclusively Of Irish
men.
Mr. Noessel, Of the Daguerrean CAB
lery. once trapper in the Rocky
Mountains. calls for company of vol.
nnteer rifemen tle proposes to da-
guerreotype certain distinguished Mex.
lcans.and guarantees that lis col0rs will
stand.
The Eciaireurs. a new company of
young men in Faubourg IRENE. are on
the qui rice.
The arms and equipments from Ba.
ton Rouge have arrived. and two voun
teer companies of artillery will leave
here 10 morrow on the Alabama.
The Courier Of last evening says: 1t
is determined to call ont four regiments
Of volunteer infantry. to be Immediately
organized. 10 await the course Of evenls
in the mean time to be retained in
The Governor proclamation viii be
issued without delay-calling out the
four infantry regiments.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-09-11
From the anti Carn LIMO League.
LITH0GRAPNIC SKETCH.
POVERTY IN ENGLAND.

POVERTY IN ENGLAND
It's cold and gloomy winters day,
Heavy and damp with fog.
And asqualid wretch on the pa vement way
Is croucliing down like a dog
Like apoor and famished dog that, now,
Neither cart nor truck may draw,
That squalid wretch with care worn bow,
Puts forth its SIX Teton paw.
On the surface fiat OF the pa vemept stone
Cleansed with his ragged cuff F
He chalks, he chalks, with moan and with
groan, @
Sketching his work in the rough,
Chalk ing--chalkng--c cha TX ing away,
Characters fair, in colorlng gay,
A record of misery, talent and want.
With hungry belly and fingers gaunt.
Passengers hurry, hurry along,
With sorrowful hearts or gay;
Rich and poor, motley throng,
Pass ever the pavement way.
But none, save the needy, slack.n their
To gaze on the writing there:
None, but the wre,ched, can tarry to read
That furnished wretch's PRAYER.
He has chalkcd and chalked all his chalk
away,
Making the very pavement pray:
And shows us hew stones may come out in
print,
To soften with pity mems hearts Of flint.
Mockery. cruel mockery all!
In land OF hooking and groans,
Where the pamper'd steed feeds high in
the stall,
While Christians stdrre on the stones!
One word! only one, appears on the stone,
In characters bold and fair;
But oh. that word is Of skin and Of bone!
STARRING" is written there.
Starving in Hourishes chalked on the ground,
Starving in colo-s SO gay,
Like the rich who can revel in luxury round
Our furnishing forms of clay.
Starving, starving, starving!
With maudi ming hunger and cold,
While the holy Bishop il carving
His vianGs on dishes Of gold!
Oh. the sh,verng wretch NAV hide his head
And his eye so hollow and dim
For life to the fat church lvings had fled
And Deaf may grapple with him.
Oh, land of mockery. wealth and wo,
A land of riches and rags,
Where the alien rides in pomp and show,
And The mattress starve on the flags.
Mockery mockery, mockery all.
A land Of mocking and groans.
Where the pamper'd steed feeds high in
the stall,
While Christians starre on the stones!'
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-09-11
THE
n ~U KA - -
n.hlished every Thursday,
Is rs,ntt Of Main and Jefferson SIS.
W Y" s"NaRDs 4 BROADWE ELL,
~ Ed,toys and Prcprietors.
TERMS:

TERMS: .......
nollars per year; TO be paid :" al
vess. al, Months, one dollar and tiosnty-
~ as'. compliance with the above terms
: n" each delinquent to an extra
oil saO II ,,s,nty,6De cents for every three
: s.,'s. I delay. This rule '''' De strictly
sanes ,,;.ements inserted at one dollar per
AI q, the first and fifty cents Tor eacn
lsiaalc w assertion. A liberal discount
I"' s' - yearly advertisers.
mac ss...;onai or Business Cards, not ex-
no'e' sss lines, will be inserted for hive
ssl.rs per annam.
o..,;,v,ou is the seat Of justice Tor pes
D" county. and contains about 3ooo
Aaa S,,u,. II is situated OH the west
|iaa, s ~ the Mississippi, about 2oO miles
.S,. Saint Louis
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-09-11

Salpetre UiH not Reproductive
Comml,,ee of the Common Council ap-
pointed to investigate the cause Of the
explosion a, Crocker 81 Warren's Store.
Broad street. uhich was the principal
cause Of the late disastrous conf agalion,
repaired to Mouyllle. on the Westches-
Ter Co. side Of the bridge yesterday,
accompanied by several eminen. pro.
fessors and other gentlemen to ties, the
question whether or no, saltpetre will
explode. Three experiments were
tried, the result of which was an unan-
imous opinion, we understand, that
saltpetre ,ciH not explode The first
test was quantity of saltpetre in bag
TO which fire was applied. The salt
pe,re and bag burned fiercely, bu, there
was no explosion. The second ex.
pertinent was hogshead full Of salipe
tire slightly intermlxed with bagging
and other combus,ibe matter known to
have been in the store Of e. a. w.
The hogshead was partially in the
ground and shavings and other combus-
lbles placed around it and set fire TO.
The result was the same as at first.
The third was with a. large boiler over
furnace heated exceedingly hot, and
containing large quantity Of red hot
melted salpetre. Into this caulJron of
melted salpetre, three bags Of salpelre
and slight combnstble material were
thrown. The heat was exceedingly
great, but still no explosion. This
seems TO settle question. se
We may add ,ha. in each instance, a
hard substance was left BY the burning
sahpetre, resembling -l,a,ash in appear
ance. ard having an extraordinary
strong sal, ,as,e.-Iiibune.
Ii has since been learned that Salt.
petre will explode by adding water.
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Although the farmers life is one Of
Toll, lie il is who enjoys life Of true
Independence. having none Of The cares
or troubles of other men. T hsHoH
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II is estimated that there are now in
progress Of erection within the limits
Of Pennsylvania at least one hundred
new iron furnaces. osss ai
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-09-11

A young girl was fined in N. Or
leans lately. for appearing in the street.
in boys clothes. The justice admitted
the right Of married women to ''wear
the breechcs." bot denied that single
fem aes had any business with such an
article. E#
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-09-11

I've made up my mind 10 pay the
printer. Susan, &c. FIVE dollar bill
and Ill send |. before get out of hu-
NOR That's good man, said ,be
wife, handing him the money. -,
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-09-11

The population Of Mexico al the lsst
census, amounts to within . fraction Of
seven millions Of people. OF ibis
population one-sevenlh are whites the
res, are Indians. Half Breeds and
blacks. III 9s faF
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Law Partnership.

Z. HALL, of Mount Pleasant, anu
~ ID. MILLS, of Burling ton have this dav
associated themselves into partnership
for the practice Of Law under the name and
style Of Hall and Mills. They will atten-
II the Courts Of the first and second Judi
eial Districts. Criminal business attended
in any part of the Territory. Office in
the brick building on Main Street now oc
cupied BY F. d. Mills.
]. C. HALL
Ed. MILLS
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