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TO CITY AMI
COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
HOTEL AND STEAMBOAT PROPRlETORS, CITY
AND COUNTRY FAMILIES, &c.
EXTRA FINE TIE AGf

I63 Greenwich street,
NEAR CouRrLANDT Sr., AND THE PACIFIC HOTEL
New YoRK.
WE BEG LEAvE to inform you that we established
meeting views of and large family
on the North River Side The upright IN which
Together S with the very hgh quality and moderate price Of
beyond that any similar house the United States
tronage. "
we have however, much pleasure in stating we have
made with great and judgment selections from
the spring csrgoes and which comprise the finest oi
NNouas hyscn hyscn Ganpowdsr, Imperial Ooonx Pekoe
this season which, with Of Fine and Good
Qualities offer wholesale and retail We have also
ground daily. ~
We continue operations other places heretofore
particularly 2l Chatham We your obedsn servants
- CANTON TEA COMPANY,
New York-l2l Chatham ST. s6l Grand and 31s Beecks
stree.
Phiade pha-ss Chestnut street, and Is Fifth street.
mv9 2m&m
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-. FRENCH'S HOTEL,

HE prorrietor of this Hotel would respectfully inform III
public tt he has recently adopt.d the Southern mode
u!nshg Luncheon consisting of Of dishes daily
hstween 3 the hours of and o'clock Sundays included
% nus rs arrangement he trusts will with approbaton-
oee made to make this Hotel equal any the city He
sIy ehos 10 VISIT me establishment and judge for them
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THE
N v | S l b l. <

60 closely resembles the real head Of hair sceptcs
connoseurs have pronounced the perfect
ordinary invention Of hy The advantages
vel and unique wig its being made without sewing weaving
hair both IN ghtnes and natural defy desc-
ton Its texture being beautiful and that
all Of pespraton evaporation unmpeded the
evils Of Other wigs entirely avoided The scptc aud
alike invited this novel and beautiful Wig
and the peculiar method fitting the head
stairs ina ms
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SOMETHING NEW AMI l. SKI UL
ETER long endeavos the undersigned has succeeded
introducing the people Of the United article
they have long needed II in the shape of Paste calee
PATES U'ANANDES lOrgeat Paste while it combines ,
healthy and drink for the Summer While omi
these qualities is the useful removing
Heartburn and Sour Stomach and is capital drink for
OF TIE chest Us conn onent parts innceent and
can be recommended TO females in all Of e good o
wet nurses and be used substitute for milk
Prepared and sold for the Proprietor by L. Joachmssen
29 Attorney street je2 im4rc
RRADBROOK'S GOLDEN FISH 2g7 BROADWAY.
- No longer the Golden Fish shines in the sun
~ the old place in Broadway-two, seventy-one:
IL has darted up stream a far better haven,
And Is now seen to glitter at two ninety-seven.
There Bradbrooks establishment, known as of yore,
Fora wel-stocked and excellent outftting store;
On the instant still furnishes outfits complete,
From line shirts and silk drawers down towel and sheet
The yoyager bound on some long ocean trip
Should call in at Bradbrooks, ere joining his ship,
And there officers, civil or naval, may find
All they need, when to far distant stations assigned.
The stranger o resident there may inspect
The most elegant goods he could wish to select,
" the very best fabrics and tasteluly made,
AT priaes as fair as are known in the trade.
Suspsnders gloves collars, straps, purses and hose
""ks, handkerchefs, bosoms and fine under clothes
GOWNS, night caps, and fifty things more,
TI;;,,L a... '~"lsf sfamed outitting store
infQ 1uSrH
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SH RON. NGS paw.
SCHOHARIE COUNTY, NEW YORK.
He PUBLIC are respectfully Informed that Mr.. LAM
DON of Congress Hall, Albany has associated himself
ducted by them
The Pavilion will be opened for the reception Of visitors on
me rst day Of The subscribers have made many
improvements in the grounds and bathing house, and pledge
themselves to their best This establish
menr IVY equal TO any watering place in this country
Stages will be in readiness the arrival of the Cana
,o,ars TO tate passengers TO the house. 49, 49,
Mr. L. will heretofore continue the Congress Hail. which
Josi,n - ~ my29 m+ec
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VXTANTED-By resp, .ctahe young man OF 10 years 9id
w stu ton as Assstau Clerk Porter IN Wholesale
Grocery Dry Goods would have No ehecton TO 70
20 any other City Town other State ~ the Union ne
would have obection vel with genemn as ass ASST m
No Bsekman street, New York. Address H. msra 1s
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LEECHES! LEECHES!!
} Leeches. for sale by C.J. FERDINAND co.
jul5 2t.ec Importer Of Lee. hes No. Iig Nassau St.
CUsTpM Nh H,QMns.E, Ln., SEW, , !, YORK ,s,I :
POST OFFICE,
49, 49, U..l- n tCls
OoA VT II iSEs
Nrw YoRK,, July IA, ls45.

NFw YoRK, July IA, l8a5 .
TU,E Public is respectfully informed that the undersigned
has ed to prepared stamps for the prepayment OF
letters for y cents each when VIII pc sofa IN prce
OF FIVE and upwards. 49, :,
To 'eits ihey VIII De soiu ohly a th o'c
and the Branch Once The public therefore be ed
that auy stamps which be offered for pla 9TH
ices ana will not be
ceyed as rrepsymert ROBT. II. NORRIS, 7. NJ
tr.n;n, n,,mrs viii ,v;Il ~, ase copy juli &c
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SEA BATHING

SEA BAIHING
'AT
LONG BRANCH ND,s JEroE
THE PROPRIETOR Of the New York Hou.., - ~
inform the citizens of New York and the public ssney
~ tat MS honse now open for the Of board
during the The fare " he six dollars pr
eek and every attention viii be paid to their and
pleasure ,,, -"--snts will he in constant attendance.
The steamer oris will leave New I, every day. from Fu
,n MARKET Slip and Stages will be readiness at the Ocean
House, 10 convey passengers to Long R,anch ,<onp,
June 10, l845. SANcGh @COrF-h-
6w&ec
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NIBLO'S GARDEN
NIBLO'S GARDEN.
Second appearance of
MRS. MOWATT AND MR. CRISP.
Tuesday Evening, July l5.

:. Cheval de Bronzsn
To be followed by Bulwes Play oftle
LADY OF LYONS
Claude Melno,re Mr. Crisp Widow Meinotte, Nj eernp
Mad. Deschapeles. Mrs Watts Marian, Miss NJ Bell
Jeanette, Miss Bell Besuseant, Mr. Davenport
Deschapelles, Nickinson Col Damas, Chppendalr
Sjaspar Anderson Gl Wis, Cell ,eheI
Notary, Wilson Landlord Deeriop
AT the end of the Play, Misses Parngton and Celeste will
dance the popular ,chuca
G y lntermission OF Haitian Hour~IU
u Aa efs.snt rv,,ce -, always main.
tam good order aud keep all improper persons
0ry- Tickets Fifty Ceafs~fQ
limited number Of Season Tickets will be disposed Of
Performance to commence o'clock Doors open al
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ENJOYED 70 No e Frankjn street, door East Of
ing Accodeon and Violin continues Ladies and
emen Of New York the above fashionable
compaatye short time, by his Analysing and nducve
System Terms reasonable.
NJ D. will usual the residences OF his pupils any
OF the city, by the Satisfactory city and other
ferrnce application at No. 65 franklin street.
ivl M IN
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NOWLAN'S HOTEL,
A. II n al .vr. naw.~

GEORGE NOWLAN respectfully returns his most sin.
~ cere thanks his friends and lie public for the liberal
whch he has received for the last while Pro-
mas hed up the large the termination Of the
aroad on this Island and the Bank Of the Rver where
Teas suppes and other refreshments the shortest nstce
Good ground and accommodation for Military Compa
ne Al Che Railroad Cars land passengers front Of the
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G7ACKET fSHP YAZOO FROM NEW ORLEANS. is
di,charging at Orleans wharf foot OF Wall street Con
nses will pesse attend to the receipt offhs'v goods imms
diately, -
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CAUTION.

% sTRAYED or Stol-n from No. 26 Howard street.
~ SUI day mer4ing small Yellow y, poE with sot n
Pink Five Dollars will be for the fetrn Of said Dog
juI5 etm
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AUCTION NOTICES,

AUCTION NOTICES.
TERRENCE BOYLE. AncionseT
-x., Store ls3 Chaths m Square
FURNITURE SALE.-Wili sell on Tuesday, 18th inst N
10 o'clock, at house We Broadway corner OF Read
street. the whole of the Household Furniture consisting Of
mahogany sud Chars, marble top Centre
Tables Breakfst and Dining do; mahogany enclosed Wash
&c together with Kitchen Furniture. with which the sale
will commence Sale positive-owner leaving the city.
jui3 ltsr
DENTISTRY-VALUABL DISCOVERY
PRESERVE YOUR TEETH.
WHY will you suffer with the toothsche, when by calling
w on DR.. PAIGE is9 Grand street, Broadway, you
have escuay and entirely cured He bss
preparation, that will in few minutes without
pain ncony enence that be filled making yau
able tooth for M thereby obvatng the and danger OF
wing extracted II is certainly of the greatest discoveries
Of the and fails of the desired effect The
der teeth lled without unpleasant sensation. Aics
teeth inserted the most approved manner je7 lmec
STRIKERS SOLUTION FOR THE HAIR,
WHICH will change har 70 It's original color in few
W minutes This solution is different from any offered
and cannot fail Of superceding all others
who doubt virtues 10 have their hair
this method there would be to complain.
None genuine unless signed II. Striker, in red ink.
ne solution can be forwarded by Haden Express
part Of the world
One trial will prove the fact.
Sold Wholesale aud retail and applied No Chatham
street opposite the Hall Of Record New York. stairs.
juatm'-
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M q ) I U
rapv ,ho h.. thorough knowledge of Music, being
mL G H. % G Masters IN Europe and feeling herself
~ y, H. ,rur, h baf accomplishment would wish
I =, IN ,na ~ ~ ~ s ;,srco Of young ladies, mode
rate addressed 70 W. a. ''e ;aoo ~ %
r,rer sh,ilh cru llv sttndedl - 3e~o II" ~
~. AM actve intsh buhi;cs,,u. ia i; az ssn,
70! he sse ., hew ,oa % .r vsar their board will he
na.s =, e s H. an oppn tuny Of clearing $1,000
. 'e.' =, ~ - are ec,ve Some
pe ear, an mse ~ ~ aver SOO0 year, clear Of all
pences, and there is about hall dozen and = ~
be filed each will hav. ms 70 oban nond 6,,;n,
sery for them least 20 9I s,S ame,nt 1, ~ o,r
None need ply unless ne mas er IA ,,I l.. tns6
object TO them tared ~ sue" "a " " ~
cia 10 them web as TO us. . ,r,., he <,., Maid
pply az a5 Duane street. ''etee'' ~
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LONG BRANCH, NEW JERSEY,
BATH BUILDINGS,n

(FoRMERLY RENsHAw's)
THIS well-known and delightful bathing establishment
VIII be opened for the reception ofvisitors after
sh June inst The buildings have undergone complete and
thorough repair and efforts will be spared maintain the
desevedy high rsputston which this establishment has
toIore acquired
The price for boarding will be from 81 to 50 per week-ch
dren and servants harice Young people, requiring much
room will find accommodating terms.
The steamer oru: Captain Price from the Fulton market
Stages will readiness upon the arrival Of the above boat
e Occan Aosss convey Immediately Long
Branch. JAMES GREEN, Proprietor,
June H. 1915. jel9 1mrm
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TROY HOUSE, TROY, ~ Y.
COLEMAN ROGERS, Propretorsc-This House, so
~ long and favorably known the travelling public
story has been added and alterations made;
among which the extension OF the Dining to length
OF ninety feet and by fog doors connecting be extended
to hundred and thirty feet thirty parors with bed
attached pleasant and airy rooms 20 the number OF sixty
have been added-aoding accommodations for 300
The house has been painted aud papered throughout
The for Boston, Buffalo and Saratoga staEom the
ofths house 1t is also but few from the steamboat
landing.
and guests receive and increased
CHARLES s. COLEMAN,
Late the Astor House.
CHARLES NJ. ROGERS,
Ju7 lnl*fc Late of the Steamer Empire.
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TUITION.

A FRENCH GENTLEMAN, graduate OF the University
mlly situation as insuctor-through the means Of the
Languages equally his Of the different branches
oroug andliberal education and drawing aud painting
ei:: er landscapes, heads flowers.
dhe best can be had and hi, and residence
French Protestant Church ofhis city, No 80 franklin
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Correspondence Of the Herald.
WASHINGTON. .Iulv -
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SECOND HAND CLOTHING AND FUR-
NTTTJRE IVA NTEn

ND the highest price given for all kinds cast of clothing
and good second hand furniture Persons wishing
pose Of the same, will do well TO call subscriber ad
attended to. b. LEVY
~, = i91f Chatham street, New York.
NJ B-Constanty hand, seasonab- assortment OF gen.
tlemen's clothing, CHEAP 70 cash unv2Q i'm
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HARLEM PARK COURSE.

PURSE Of $50 will be given, to come of Friday the
n 18TH mile heats best three in five under the saddle e
$50 Entries 10 ciose
at Green Losees Chatham Square, by GA, NJ, on We'd
nesday evening the i6th Three or more to make race
n otis*rc
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-18
r@2szsN
'.a'. F|G9 rev
Richmond, Feb. IL. 1885,

LEGISLATURES The most important
business before the House was the rcrort
,ofthe committee authorizing the Baltimore
and Ohio. Railroad Company 10 con ,ifuct
I heir work through-Vir giaia.--T The qaes-
ton under discussion was the amendment
Offered by Mr.. Edgingnn making Whee-
ling The terminus. Mr.. Edgington resu-
med his reioinder, alter which Messrs.
Carson, PendIeon, and Stephenson re-
piied, and Mr.. Edgington followed until
the hour OF recess. 90 ,a2ln to7st
4e-- . EVENING SESSION.. - -. q
The same subject again came up, and
The question on striking out was carried
ayes s., noes SO, The question was then
taken on IN er,ing Wheeling, and it was
carried. ayes 50. noes 49,, The question
then REQUIRED on the engrossment. Of the
bill and during some debate our am;able
friend jackson stated that as the yo,eEon
that bill was the last he ever expected 10
glvo in that House he was anxious it
should be recorded in the negative. The
bill was then amended so as to permit tho
Baltimore and Washington Rail Rond To
charge a cents a mile and then ordered to
be engrossed god7@a9 17acas4
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-18

KIDS 1REAs UaE--A HooE The ~. York
sun exposes hoax, praciiccd by somebody
who IS probably concerned IN the stock Of II c
Company Tor fishing up Cant. K.dd's money,
II W announced recently that two cannon
had been taken from the wreck Of the SuppoS>
ed Kidd's vessel; a fact which would go IL
give some color OF probability TO the suppose
ton that II was that identlLa ship The cap.
tain OF the Steamboat CulumbuS explains the
TACT IN muGc which shows the imposition
piacIised upon q cIedulUuS public. tl.lwas
employed recently 10 carry TO the neghbor
hooo of the Sunken vessel box very strongly
constructed and containing SQUEEZING heavy
Some carpenters, who were buildings Catho>
lie Church on the Point, suPposing the box
contained some stone for the building, v hich
they had been exnec'ing from Me- York com
mencei an attack upon the box soon after i,
was landed, and upon openingit found ii con4
tanned Two cannons. NUihing more was heard
OF The matter until The announce nenl Of the
two pieces, when one of The builders who had
assisted in opening the box, repaired 10 the
vessel from which the discovery had been
made; and the very same guns were lhee ex.
hibi'ed TO HIM, which he had previously seen
in the iron round box on the dock.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-18

1t is curious ano raly in our language
that many words with the same lermina.
ton are very differently pronounced. This
is illustrated in the following anecdote OF
Lord Kenyon. can AuOrne,'s clerk
once reading to him a conye, ance and
coming TO the word enough pronounced
It 'enow.' Kenyon stopped him-'call il
ennh ALI words that end in ouRh must
ne pronounced G as rough, tough and
the ike The clerk continued his read.
ing. 81 when be came 20 he word plough,
looked up in the judges face and pro.
nounced It ptuG' Kenyon, with smile
said, young man. sit corrected"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-18
= -. - -


Mr.. witcherS was 'opposed 10 the mv-
s'on to reduce the opprop tiation. It was
unusual to introduce ',n important measure
thus way. by an amendment, wholly in
congruoas to the bill undet. Considerable
Mr.. w. hsd never been to College; but
he had heard OF them. and no presumed
no one thought. il possible 10 suppwteol.
leges or acadamies inihis country; Without
assistance from The S,ae. So that this
propo-ipon amounted 10 fatal blow At the
Unversity-tor7if the annuity is taken a.,
way. the Institution must fall -,
Mr., Hamilton Of T, was opposed 70 the
dppI"ptlauou. eN .-,v irAa.f
Mr.. Payne called the previous question
which WINS ordered; and .-st7 ii, q
Mr.. Ramey's a ncndmcnt was rejected.
The.ayes and noes on, striking out. he
appropria ion were then taken, and result,
cd as follows: ayes 90 noes SIS
The bill was then ordered to engross.
men,
On motion Of AR. Lanier, the House
adjourned. s5'a.mG
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-18
CITY COUNCIL.
CoUNcn. CrAMpGa F b Is, 1915


nncil met, present the Mayor, Messr>
Hughes, M'Lure, Wilson, ShrVer, Told, Bra.
dy. Sanborn, HeiSkell, Mendall, Nelson Coca
Humphrey, Am. ok, Roberts Lamb aud Kelley
The proceedings of the last meeting were
read and approved.
The Council then Proceeded to fix the sal
aries and compensation of the officers Of the
city, which were nearly last year, exceri
that of City Sergeant and Collectors.
On motion OF Mr. Lamb, the committee Oh
Ordinances were instructed 10 bgins in an or
dinance uniting ,hc Offices OF Sergean, and
Collector.
On motion, tn Council! then went into an
election OF various officers of the CITY.
JAMES s WHEAT, was elected Clerk
tn MAS HUGuEs, Treasurer.
Assey0Y--W Wilson, A Told, F Il
Armstrong, J Gilchrisi ana B F. Kelly.
On motion. Council postponed the election
OF Collectors until next meeting.
Aldermen were elected a follows lst Ward,
N M'Nauehten, 2l Ward, james Mcdonnell;
81 Ward, II SimnS; 4,h and III Wards, p. 81,
poned.
The Council then proceeded TO the election
OF Street Commissioner, and John GilchriSl
was elected on first halio'.
Market Master, William Hall elected
NJ I'm Moore was elected Su pernlendani
OF Water Works
The furrber 'leclions we're postponed and
the Council adjourned.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-18
DAILY TIMES
TU EsDAY. FEB rs, 1915

AZ The new postage bill which has passed
ne Senate and been sent to the House makes
every letter weighing less than nall ar ounce :
'iagie letter, and reduces the charge on a sins
gle letter for any distance to 6os cents, and five
cents half ounce Tor any additional weight.
newspapers OF no less Than le00 Squaie inch.
e. 100 inches by 3sl are, TO be chat ed the same
as at present, but carried free for any distance
less than thirty miles. Newspapers of over 1900
square inches, aud Magszlies a,r'to be chaig>
ed two cents an ounce Other Printed matter
TWO aud a hall cents an ounce /; Circnlars, &c.
unsealed, two cents eaeh.i Tbt Thanking priv.
iIege is abolished, erccps for IN mbsrs of Con
gTeS. ~ " 80
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-18

FROM CANAbA --Ancmpt 10 MuzzIc N,
Press.--The "LIborai" party IN the + co.
islAtiye Assembly Of the Canadian Par ia.
ment, attempted on the 2Sth uIi. TO nuz.
ole the press, but met with a signal defeat
from the Government party a paragraph
appeared in the Montreal Herald reflect.
inl upon the conduct Of certain members.
and an attempt was made to construe il
INTO n breach Of the pri, iIegcs of the
House deserving of penalties. Tho party
called Liberal" voted in favor Of pag.
RIng The press, and had there teeu rnIi
house they would have succccdcd! The
Government party defended the liberty Of
the Press 20 man.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-18
THE UNIVERSITY

"A 'HEkE Will be an adjourned meeting OF
"a the Trustees ofthe Wheeling University,
at the Old Masonic Hall, on Saturday the 22t
inS al ) o'clock, p M 10 hear report, OF Com
miteeS and 10 take into consideration the state
OF the University.
The members OF the b Jard are Hon J l. Fry,
President, A S Todd, w Clemens, James
Tanner, Rev William Wallace, Rev II
Weed, Rev WIN Armstrong, James Baker,
Thomas Hughes, Jonas Crumbacker, John
Eof, John Gilchris;, James f Wharton, Saml
on, M Nelson, ID S eeaIod u Jacob, r Swee>
ney, Thos Townsend, M Houston and
leb 10 G. w THOMPSON, Secretary.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-18

Tue DUEL Yesterday, we mentioned that
two members OF the Kentucky Legislature had
passed down. on the Frankfort beat, t. have a
hostile meeting. By the Melcalf last night, we
understand thtt the affair had not terminated
when she let Louisville. Mr.. Marshall mot
ex Congressman Tom Mar hall, as we stated,
but member OF The Legislature from Lewis
county, one OF the seconds, had not arrived IN
Louisville. The officers were in pursuit ui
him. The far only awaits his presence, to
be brought 10 an Issue, on the field. The dit
Fl uliJ origina ed in reference 80 an article,
which appeared in he Commonwealth news.
paper, leflscling severely on Mr.. Mason. Mr..
Ewing having assumed the re, possibility OF IL.
Mr.. Mason sent hostile mess ge to him. The
beiligefents with one Of the seconds, 20 pas.
sage Tor Louisville, intending 10 take the q ef
second aboard al some point on tho Ohio, %
which he would proceed by land MldHoRtan.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-18
ANOTHER NEW INvENTIoN T.,

ANO TIER NEW INVENTION The
sion Post oi Saturday, gives This account of
an Invention, which, If successful, is likely TO
be formidable competitor o Mr. Morse's mag
neiic telegraph;
We were highly entertained yes erday after
noon by an exhibition o: an Invention f1r trans.
hitting substances through tubes or pi,es. h
great velocity. II is the purpose Of this IN d.
vcniion 10 transmit letters Or packages ony
distance which miy be desired wi the rap {,
dIy almost OF lightning. The process by viii, h
tons is accomp lsbcd Is very simple, insisting
merely OF an air chest, which Is chirged win
ar by force pump cuniigu iu the chest -
When the cheSt issuffid~nt ch rye wi.ha-
the letter or package IS placed IN the feeder,
aud Is Immediately discharged through The
pipe With great velocity and perfect safety
Col Reed, tie inventor, Is OF opinion that on
outlay of SGO,OW Would insure the Transmission
Of letters and packages between Bouon and
New York, with perfect safety, in the space Of
half an hour
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-18

Bill rBg Enc UaAogNgVr or Aoscut-
rUag Mr.. Weimofe, OF The Ohio Senate, has
introduced bill Tor the announcement of AZ.
ricnlIute 10 ibis State From has.y glance
az THIS bill, we thiGk It's provisions decidedly
good. Something OF the kind has long heeb
demanded ~ The baods Of our L. gislatufe, and
"e are glad TO See this movement for The en-
couragemeni 81 mar branch Of domestic indus.
Wv so intimately connected with the interests
M prosperity at our great an I growing Stat,
INC farming interest has been overlooked, al
re ~ quite too long 90 suite GQ1.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-18
A NEW PunIIcArIoN

GE1HE School Girl's Experiment and west
a srn Mirror" published in Coving,op, KY.
oy wastes Wiiheis q Philli, and highly re-
commended By the principal Papels in The
Unned States. The above work is published
once every month. al the extremely low price
OF 70 cts per aOnUm. Subscriptions received
al & 7. HoRNBROOK'5 Variety sttrr,
Monroe 81. until ne lsl Of March.
February Is IS45. go