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HNANCE'S CANDY, for Coughs and Colds.
d u Hoarseness, Sc, contains HoaIhound, Wild
Cherry, Slippery Elm, Elecampane, and other pgre-
dents, amounting TO twenty seven.
Why continue to be afflicted with pains a, the lungs
constant cough, and want of s'esR, when pac kase
of S. s. H.4NCE'S COMPOUND EXTRACT or
HO.9RHOUND will at once restore you? A few pack
ages will benefit you in the wav of cure, when all 9th
er remedies fat SETH S. HANCE,
corner Charles and Pratt SITS.
MA and lC3 Baltimore s..
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g. ARSAPARILLh OR BLOOD PILLS
~ Every person who is subject to bilious fever,
should purify THEN blood and sytem by using box Of
HANCE'S SARSAPARlLLA OR BLOOD PILLS,
Persons afflicted with custivcness, should Try
HANCE'S SARSAPARlLLA OR b. 9OD PILLS.
Young ladies and gentem ell troubled with pimplcs
on the face, shOudtry
HANCE'S SARSAPAklLLA OR BLOOD PILLS.
Singing in the relieved by
HANCE'S SARSAPARILLA OR BLOOD PILLS.
Headache and gddness cured by using
HANCE'S SARSAPARlLLA OF BLOOD PILLS.
Drowsiness and general debility AIRED by
HANCE'S SARSAPARiLLA OR BLOOD PILLS.
Dyspepsia can be cured by using
HANCE'S SARSAPARlLLA OR BLOOD PILLS.
Persons who have taken considerable portions o
mercury and in consequence have pains in the bones,
should use freely
HANCE'S SARSAPARILLA Or BLOOD PILLS.
Persons in want of pill that is purely vegetable,
and is warranted not 10 contain particle OF mercury,
should use
HANCE'S SARSAPARGLLA OR BL GOD PILLS.
{d3-Fhe Genuine for sale by SETH 5. HANcE, No.
Zoe Baltimore ST., and at the corner Of Charles and
Pratt sts m24
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NMATTING! MATTING! | have now in
I'VE store first rate assortment of CANTON MAT
TING, plain, chequered damask and fancy, 4, and 6
quarter wide. For sale low.
JOHN {. HOLLAND, 4e ". Gay street,
me- near the Odd Fellows HAN.
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w A n Il S

~ANTBb-A respectable white GIRL, as d
w Nurse 20 one that can come well recon-
mended, liberal wages will be given. Apply al No.
Ga North Liberty surei. ie9, 81
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htEA RATIIING.

o. EA BATTIING,
= AT OLD POINT COMFORT.
ID sasss~ys This well known, delightful and
I37s|e{ healthy establishment has been much
improved by extensive buildings, Bath
House, SC, so to accommodate large number o f
visilers. In order to induce all who disposed To
visit this superior Emporium Of Health and pleasant
recreation, the BALTIMORE STEAM PACKET
COMPANY have put the passage and fare, there and
back, at very low price, by their suPe Steamboats,
GEORGIA. Capt. COFFEE, and
HERALD, Capt. RUSSELL,
Leaving Baltimore on alternate days except Sunday
AT O'Clock, 7. NJ; will land and lake Oft passengers
daily at Old Point Comfort, on their lips to Norfolk
and back to Baltimore.
Passage and fare to Old Point, only Sc
Passage and fare to Old Point and back TO Bait &
90 Return Tickets must be endorsed by the Hotel
keeper, 10 ensure passage up by eliher boat
je6 4 SHEPPARD, Agent.
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BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS.
In purchasing these Pills let me add
ONE PORD OF CAUTION.
Always ask for HANCE'S PILLS, and purchase of
none but those advertised as agents, and if conven-
lent, call and see the proprietor himself
For sale by SETH :. HANCE, l06 Baltimore street,
and corner of Charles and Pratt sts, Baltimore. Price
% cents per box, for Hance's Genuine Pills, OF for
Sl.00.
The genuine for sale by G. K. Tyler, corner OF Bal
tmOre and High sts,; Parr Graham corner OF Eutaw
and Baltimore SITS; Perkins, corner of Franklin aud
Green SITS; o. F. Petit, of Gay and Exeter
Oliver WOODS, corner of Market and Lancaster SITS,
F. P; StanSbury Thames ST., +. 7. x T.. II. Perkins,
corner of Baltimore and Green Streets Il. Y Forney
Eulaw street. above Lexington. nl24
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GUNNER CASSIMERES,
- CHEAP AND BEAUTIFULLY.
large assortment, in great variety, received from
New York, of new and beautiful styles, offering an
opportunity Of handsome selection, which gentle
men should avail themselves of early. Also,
SUMMER COATINGS.
Genuine Drap d'Ete, warranted not to change its
color, and a new article for gentemCn's Summer
Goats, "DRAP DE YERINA,' very beautiful, the
only article OF the kind in the city, with large
sorment of Drilmgs, Nestlnrs &C., for sale, whole
sale and retail, at the lowest market price.
EDWARD j. RICHARDSON,
m30 No. 81 Baltimore street.
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HNARM HANDS FOR SALE. The under
~ siepGd is authorised 10 dispose Of three good
farm hisds, OF good characters, and saves; one Of
them viii be sold for short term of years, and
be sold or removed out of Baltimore county. He
takes this opportunity to inform his friends and the
public generally, that he attends to the purchase aud
sale OF Real and Personal Properly Of every de-
scnpton, either in the city or country. Also attends
to the collection of House and Ground Rents: states
and collects accounts nj every descriptions attends to
the drawing of all kinds of instruments of writing
that may be desifcd-al OF which services will be
rendered at the most reduced rates OF compensation.
Apply at No. 81 (south Sde) SECOND STREET, oppO-
site the Marine Bank of Baltimore. to
mh2O 2awtt JOHN WALTERS.
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a GOOD BAh EK WANTED. A man who
"a well understands Loaf Bread and Ginger Cake
Baking and is man Of steady habits, can lind cell
staht employment the year round, at good wages,
pcation is desired.
fG2- Address ar. e. :" Fredercksburg Va lei 81
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Ts'5,
&c. Sc, all of their own manufacture. We have in
our assortment many new and beautiful styles of La
dies and Gentlemen's SADDLES, Coach and light
double and Buggy HARNESS, SC, which, for utility
elegance and neatnesS, are surpassed by none of
any manufacture. We invite all to cab and examine
for themselves. QI3-Iosntry Merchants orders sup
piled on as accommodating terms as at any establish
ment in the country. fel3-tlsJy
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FgNHE FIRST PREMIUM AWARDED
n by the Franklin Institute of Pennsylvania for
the promotion OF the Mechanic Arts at their last
uual Fair held in the city Of Philadelphia to HUGH
SON * VAIL, No. SOUTH CALVERT STREET,
Baltimore, for the superior workmanship displayed by
them in their branch of The Mechanic Arts.
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NN ANTED Old SILVER COIN, for which
w the highest price will be given in cash, Ivy
G. ID. CLARK,
mig DIV WatCr-st, ID door from Cavert-st.
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W. MED. situation for an active intelIigen
w Lad, between IL and II years of age, of re
specable connections, in a Hardware, Wholesale DI,
Goods or Commission store The best reference civ
en-. Apply al TIM Clinper Office. ie1-hi
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-03

\ POLICE MARRIAGE.-A Frenchman
who stands six feet two in his shoes. came up
The river some few months ago with woman
about the size of small basket. who could
walk underhis extcnlcdarm without dodgmg.
aud domisiled together ia South Wheeling as
man and wife. which They were not. They
miEhtha hvedss happily .forought we know.
As Don Juan. OF what's that ugly fellows name
that kcpta mistress on tlc big rocks.
"O',r the glad waters Of the dark blue sea. "
or any other rascals that would have been
a,lam Il of thnmsei il greater rascals had
not immor,alihed them, and taught modest
maidcns anl worthy young men to love the
vice for the villains sake. But to our story.
We suppose they lived as happily together as
a string ol onions: but on Fri lay night last
1t 80 Tell oat that he fell hi"
a passion and beat her until She screamed mur
der, and wukcdup some oi the constablcs that
had not been asleep before for a week" II,
was accordingly walked up to the mayors of
flee and taught that He who laws his hand up
on woman, except she richly deserves it
must take the chances of the laws vcNatiun
They were both highly indignant at being dis
tnrbed; but finally settled the hash by bcm
united in the holy bands or malrimony. IN,
constable gong security and giving away In,
bride
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-03

We find by thc following rom Ue Obi,
Union that the effect Of Che b.nIi1g of The no.
qucductacro>- thr Juuia,a Hsely to be much
more serious than wc Anticipated.
C-F' The follooiu1is an cxfnrt from ale,
crrrcriycd from PHtsbrrh. dgt,dS p IS r..
Paul & Murdoch Agents "rjhe e. S. Po,i
ahlr Boat Line upon "hichth accident das.
CrIhod bu- occurred
hast,r lo inform you ibufncws La. ip.,
reached ilds city t.at oue ollhe a,ou~I1,i.
crossing 10" JUuiJa Hycr 40 JaAiovr. Hmm.
me'toa COUNTY has b.,urndfck Consumed b,
fire and ih1i it viH nquiu about =, vel.
~ aoFr to rebuild b.
bis Vii bo soriosHav ltck 10 our bp.i.
further particulars. llifu.,,If, t...i '.'
represented of Gr-f .Hu lm. Il, Ic,,I., !. .I
aI draw OIL ior th. u S yh is the i'm.
preston atIrssul ''' '"'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-03
OUR Y.-We have frequent
~, dEius bbs. Rp@er SSlteq ID, ie pifPs iy, e

I've MUlls iSfSiteq ,tIfdPttfptI9gp IGN pt
III Wheeling. granted by the state of Viroip;,
10 The propricty, nay, the necessity of thci,
taxing active measures to establish the inst-
luton before the expiration of the time pro
Nidcd in the deed granting the properly vet
they have remained idle. There were in the
spring few meetings, and then the subject
died away, either because the trustees were
iniillcrent to the work, discouraged by some
triii'ng obstacles, or delayed for the plrpo,e
OIL procuring some unnecessary inflammation
or some other frivolous cause. This is wrong
all wrong They were appointed legally tru,.
ices Tor the iullilmcnt of certain trust not
Tor thtir honor, profit. or comfort. brt for tbe
Imminent oil lrust--a duty to the commu.
MY aud neglect of that duty. however
thcH conscicncrs may salvc il over h,. ~.
hislnS oil frivolous excuses, is lust ~ uu,l
crime as the commission of any act hnviro
all equally disastrous effect upon the m,bl;c
welfare and the public morals. Let the tr,s.
tees view IT in this light as -tics should view
IT, anu every one of them viii soon either oc,
themselves, aud act promptly or resign and in
duce To the appointment Of others. Tbrre ars
some members of the board drsiro,ts tb,,
The thing should be urged forward. III. school
t'aOi'sIied' tue property secured and Wheel
ing enabled TO derive the benefit of truI,
valuable institution of learning. willie tler.
are Others who, having seemingly secured
Wcir Own education. are perfectly Indifferent
as TO the community in which th,y live mr.
scliahly prefer that the balance Of tho coo,,o,.
NIFTY should be deprived of advantages which
they have had in other places.
IL such is their feeling they better resign
at o'ice-rctire within themselves wan fine
robe OF immaculate selfcanccit about them.
AMI lie down to quiet consciousness that
pey have refused to Discharge any other Jp-
YES tiian those daily done by the lowest order
oi the brute creation.
We speak plainly; bat il is a case ,l,a, dc.
"r'es IT. u those trustees suffer that pro,.
b'F 10 pass out Of their hands they would
deserve 80 have ihcifnones branded ON the
t'"nea To BE- handed down to postcyitv a.. e,;.
dencs OF iniamous representation. # H..
Hany one who s,ys that the erection RI =
noble and highly valuable institution her, i.
Impraciicahle OF inexpgdicnt. he i, litIc H.,
Ter than lool
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-03

YANKEE ENTERPRISE. The ,o,., ~.
rome ~ Western New York. csntsipipo d,
population IT over five thousand. tn. i.,,.
"''' up Dy "e'o''ts for making paddles and
"'.' rom the ash thouS,u,ls of which ,,.
,,."PPed by almost every vessel for E,gl,,J
france Germany, Prussia, sweden. Pc,
ana throughout the East The bmt. Of A..
f'''''". are no" oil managed by American
%f'; and The small boats Of all Eoropr AMI
ASi' are now propelled by tho c,.t ,,,i., -,
the people Of Ibis village.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-03
SlNGUL4R AND BOLD g0rrrpv

SlNGULAR AND BOLD ROBBERY. 4
i,W days ago. some person. i'm tbo d,,v t;,,c
Climbed b. The lightning rod ia the to, 81 [,
large dwelling house in T.. street noah 49,.
new BaPust Church and tore from tho root -,
ihe dwelling quanityof copper fastepioo.
Whlch 70 Us presumed have boon sold m .o,,.,
oi ine buyer of old m.lal who sra -r.,. ,',,
particular as To- what aud OF whom tL,y ,,,,
thass such artiClcs.---Nai. Intel, i''
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-03
From The LoCcH OGcring.
SORROWS OF SENSIBlLITY.


SORROWS OF SENSlBlLITY.
Oh. why was feelings finer sense
roa weak mortal given?
When at each step in life's dull path,
Some qulyerng chord il riven.
Inc souls dceP-gusling sympathy,
Meets no response on earth,
And dreams of Natures inner life
Are rudely crushed at birth.
Wandered late, oppressed and sad,
Into lonely wood,
Where only Zephvf's gentle siahs
Disturbed the solitude.
Mtthought some hidden dryad Law
Where gorgeous leaves were slrcwed
The trembling foliage fell: gazrd
And forth there hoppcd tOadi
Oh. wcarily turned me then
And sought the mighty sea.
what solemn music thence arose.
The sea-nymphs called to mel
spread my arms in eager haste.
And murmurcd 'IIcrc am"
liant death shrek heard; slippcd,
Id frod upon a cidmI
n form ETHEREAL crossed my path
a lovely chtrub child;
Ter lips were wrcathed with sunny smiles
Her glance was brightly mild.
sad, Fair child; come! view with me
Non glorious sunset sky!"
"icaHt: for nanny soid she'dhope
Attea, some pumpkH pier
wandered where a stranger STOOL
With earnest heavcnwad gaze:
as u some mystic vision lay
Beneath the horiz ns haze.
flis eagle eye met mine: he spoke.
J stood cntmnced aud dumb:
IN gWiHc 10 yniHIik drfU. g0I!
Iop'd Jcitcr dig)or home"
All me- oh me- where shall / fv
. Congcniai scenes to Gnd2
! cuunot wakcn sympathy
With gro,clling humankind.
Bah what an Onion-odorod gucl
Md Sun with greasy hard.
S.Ieuu- Poyi Tor duHfrr me GO
And dwell in lisy lnll
NXMPHEA,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-03
THE TARIFF AND THE ADMINS.

THE TARIFF AND THE ADMINS
TRArioN-At the recent Massachusetts,
State Convention ior the nomination of Whi1
candidates for Governor and lieutenant Go.
vernon speech was delivered b, Ms Win
throp Of ia HOUSE of Representative. After
oN' tng upon matter OF S.a,y'puIiiys VI.
Winthrop allud 1t TO som, questions of ma
honal character, AMI concluded thus:
There was another point Wh,ihcror no,
we were to have war with McNi,n ON a,.
count ot Texas; whether us MOI We ,y,r. to
Ia einbroilnd IN war with EuZhnl concern
ing Oregon; there was one war ID h.,.arliri
patcd IN by the people ui thr country. which
IT now was utterly OFT ofthlir power to aver.
II was war against the domestic industry ol
the land. a war declurrd-nut by "A lorrimI
potcniaIe against the tnitcd Stais-hut il.
our own government against our own citizen,
tIhccfs.) fur II was MOI more certain tina
the Secretaries OF War and of th, Navy har
nncn concentrating the armies and fleets %
the country Tor the protection of Texas. than
that the Secretary ut the Treasury. h,d h.r,
collecting all his forces fer a drsnerotc nm
slought ON the Tdriu of lSi2. And Why
/ Not that TINT Tariff was Injurious to the nros
penty ot the contry-nut that il destruyct
her revcnuc-b1t because it did not II ppen I,
square with the rcripatctic views OF Mr. See
rotary Walker (Much appl us,.)
/ That war II Was not in our power to lurr
aside. But we could do something To s,I,tyi,
the hearts and strengthen the hands of thns,
who were To fight that battle for Us i'm Con
gress. lie knew he should not bc misindcr
stood when he said that the Congrssior;,
delegation from Massachusetts would ~ tx
pcctcd 10 bear prominent part i'm that con
ilicL Well might lac say that DANIEL WEE
srrR, CSrcat chccring) JoHy DAVIS. Nou
apphUsn) JuuN QUINCY ADAMS. (rcncwc
cheers all our members he might say. exceu
one, would bc looked 10, to play no sccon
rate parts IN arrcs,ing the pcrniciuus cour~
oi the administration on dis subject. But i
order to do their work well i'm fact To do il 4;
all. they must feel tina, there were standing O
the broad platform of popular appreciation a
home. II re-, then. in old Mus~tchus It's 1,
least. should the old Wing banner be relic
around with renovated vigoG And if IN
Wing spirit should be hunted down ever
where else. here i, ought to make It's RENAL,
ing. he trusted, not lis final stauJl (Gr,.
,aprIausc.)
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-03
$50 Oagge.

c, allen tNDRiA OTTERY.
C'"Ss Is Tor 1915 to be drawn m Alc,nuJr,, n =
w IL 1913. IS ma hers. If drlumb.uo
81 s9ooOO "i $4,000 10000 nj 5000
tmH',S 10 dolls; C n frnic Ola package 2G lex.
ct" 40 dolls; share, IN prup,flinn.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-03

THE MAKENZlErAMPULET 1t would
seem by the following tina, somebody els, be.
sides Makeinie was cognizant of the publica-
tom Was II part aud parcel or til, pro.
ceed,ngs oi the Young Democracy TO settle the
Old Hunkcrs for liGl 1t would sccm so-
Well, we have no doubt but The two factions
will make each other out the creates, lascals
in the universe.
THE MACKENZIE BOOK. The Wasing
soa Iaion makes Il very curious admission re-
spccung the volume OF secret correspondence
which - making such noise, Processing tho
utmost indignation at such "pronigatc abus,
'ot private morals, &c.-by the way what does
mat mcani--thc Union SAYS il j. advised by
n gcntleman who hns read the whulr, and thO
irdS 0TdrC, ScDcrdi iccskS b,tJro hsu nDpsurod.
ot the channels through which they were to
run" &c,
50, thcn somebody at Washington was cog
pl1ant of this publication. weeks before il am
pcatrdi and that somebody is i'm cummumics-
tiui with the official editor All Ina! Then the
secret has not rested in MIR. MaCkcnzic's Dos
ON. Others have known what hc was about
II they had no hand in it, We should lik,
very much la know who that somebody j.
and perhaps the Evening Post. which char.
the Tribune with the like fore knowledge am,
Imputcs itas crime To the editors of the Tri
bune that he took no measures 20 prevent ia,
publication, will have u word to say to tn,
Unions informant. who knew. but kept still
week before the book appeared We shall
not b. at all surprised II other revelations sli,
out by degrees. connecting the appearance %
the book with folks at Washington.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-03
WHEELING POST oFFlcE.-A

w Ill EELlNG POST OFFICE-At
our request our Postmaster has furnished
us with the following information: The num-
ber o' letters originally mailed at this Office
Ion ne Quarter ending Sept. 30, 1918, was
lo,292. The receipts of the office for the
same quarter, were l23S, 1873. The amount
distributed li,20l ,63cis. The commissions
iall short of the same quarter of last year SIP
o'' The amount of free letters for the quar-
ter has been but about dollars II of which
Mas been Tor documents from the department
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SSO,0OO

-, AitN ANDEiA ,.OrrIsRy
mss 3io ior 1915; tn he drnwn n, n ,h,,'., ~,
o. ioto - numbers i drown hnilns
~ spuo"U 81 10000 ol 5000 Of lCGo
lch'ls 10 dolls; cefnGcate If package Or ,',l
eS S''" iof ioO dolls; shares IN pr,por,,on.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-03

JUDGE WOODBURY. The Argus of Fri
day last, has a notice of the appointment of
Mr.. Woodbury. as associate Judge of the
Supreme Court of the United States, and cxtnls
'iIm to the skies as jurist of superior abiItics
ana great strength. win the Argus be so
good as to inform us at length of the peculiar
p"a'l'ie' OF any of that gentleman 5 decisions
We wish 10 know on what ground the Argus
praises MIR. w. Give us, o. give us some
reason Tor the faith that is in YOU; now, tell
us why and wherefore YOU think so highly of
Judge Woodbury..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-03
3 PRIZES or 8IOO00 ~ s2o mn

-, AtEN tNDHIA LOlTEIN
Class PIG lor 1915; dawn nj B,l,uorc o.,,,
ioi1. 10 nnmh,r,. IL drawn balIn :
~ SluuUO | OF 5000 ni 1000 30 NJ loco
iirke's dolls; certificate OF % ubgI,s s.,,,
Tor 30 d1l!s; shares IN pr,nnri.on. ''
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-03

BERnoz, the French musical composer. was
present at the recent grand festival given in
honor OF Beethoven, i'm Germany. lie SAYS
The orchestra at Bonn. without being
Bat, did not, in grandeur and excellence, sat
isly the expectations which the character of
tue festival, the name Of Beethoven, aud III,
riches OF hSiTUB'catgi Europe Justly excited.
me chorus WAS superior; ihc bass voices
were uneXceptionahle and. he adds AS Tor
The one hundred and thirty soprdHi. Paris has
no id2a ot such chorus OF females. of the
ensemble; of the rich >onor0usHess. Of the
icrNorand intrtpidity with which lumbcr of
passages, almost UHSiagoLlc. ca pen pres iit-
chdhidbies) were admirably achieved. II
consisted entirely OF Soung women and girls
from the societies of Bonn and Cologne thcy
never turned their eyes from their music. ex-
cept from time TO time to observe The move.
mcn,s and measure of their leader. The palm
ui The musical execution of The works of
Beethoven belongs To them In tie three con.
Certs MadOmoi>cilcs TuczCk, Scloss, aud
jenny Lind, are among the b's cOHtutricos
oi Europe Herr S,audigl merits his high re-
Pulauon; he has magnificent voice. touch.
ng as II IS powerful, aud he is a colIsuuimate
musician
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-03

MENhHA-HA.-'rhe Indians called the
Fails OF St. Anthony, in tie Mississippi riy.
or, Mcnc-ha-ha. or tie raifr Haf hyol,
How expressive is tie name The Mi,,is.
sippi lhcrc $50 fectwidc) falls over perp,n.
dicular height of IS feet. and form, mos,
Beautiful ca'oract-mahing uic water, 10
laugh and dance.
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ALrNANDUlA LoyTEuy

',Ie5-rcG6,r SIS. draws OF BntIimorc, On 20
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-03
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-03
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