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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-11

DjEO-In Allegheny City, ON the 26tL Sen.
,e,mber, MIR. G.. COFFIN, late of WhceIinp
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-11

SINGULAR DEATH.-A youth was kill.
cd at the mines of the Delaware Coal Compa-
ny lew days since in very singular manner.
lie was up a tree after clesnuts. when, by
some accident, he fell, and on examination it
was found that stick had passed through one
vi ms eyes and out the back part of his head,
JOuTndi y W
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-11

The following from the Native American
paper III Baltimore shows that the members of
'Is't gs''ty 'Io not yet rcyent that they have in
jurett 8iSeriooH interests by the defeat of y
prvnui nj tariff man in that city.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-11

J. The Edict of the Emperor Of China, issued
at the request of the French plenipotentary,
and tolerating the Christian religion, is pub
lished at length i'll the Missionary Herald for
October. 1t states that the Chinese govern
nent never has sought to prohibit the Chris
tlan religion, but only TO punish the vice and
crime which were committed by persons who
used that religion as cloak.
All persons, hencefor,h, whether Chinese
or foreigners, who create no disturbances and
do no wrong, may profess the Christian rel-
gion if they please but if they resume their
former ways they will be dealt with accord
ing to the laws. The Edict concludes thus
With regard TO the French and the sub
Jccts oil other foreign nations who profess the
aforesaid religion, IL is only permitted to them
to build churches at the five ports opened for
foreign commerce, and they must not mprop-
erly enter the inner land To diiiuse their faith.
Should any offend against the regulations and
overstep the boundaries, the local officers. as
soon as they can apprehend them, shall i'm
mediatcly deliver them over tn the consuls of
the different nations to be punished but thew
must not rashly infllCt on them the punish.
mcnt Of death. This is in ord n to manifest
tendr regard for the common people, so
that the wa and ID. chdff is not conlusedly
mixed together, and that reason and law NAV
be equitably administered. That which is
requested is, that the good and honest profess
sors OF tie aior, said religion may be- exempt
ed from punishment; it is reasonable, there
fore, that u respectful memorial be presented
entreattng thai by the Imperial favor te above
suggestions may be carried into effect.
THETARIFFToB BE PRESCRIBED AND
THE SUB-TREASURY REVIVED.-The
Washington correspondent of the New York
Courier writes:
81 am Informed that the Cabinet has lately
come TO the decision, after much debate and
discussion, that they will carry out the reso.
luilOns of Tire Baltimore Convention or She
subject OF the sub treasury and the tariff. /
am told also that Mr.. Polk declared his inlen
ton to meet the wishes and views of the sou
thcrn portion of the democracy those who
profess to bc guided by principle, and adyo-
cate siarlI with duties lafl foS revenue and
Tor no other purpose whatever
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-11

WHERE WAS HE BORN. "A .cpecu.
lar circumstance, an interesting event. u
occurred in one of the cars on the Long Is
land Railroad on Friday. While the train
was gong at the rate of some thirty, or five
and thirty miles an hour, a young gentleman
first opened his eyes in this world OF sin. mis-
cry, and railroads, and both mother and son.
we are happy to inform the reader, ''are do.
ing as well as can be expected" Whether
.hc youthful hero felt his g dander raised" by
the noise of the train, and was inclined in
ms happy ignorance, to ortvie tile discordant
sound, or whether he thought it necessary and
proper formally TO announce his arrival. we
are not instructed, but certain il is that he
made himself heard, f" and no mistake"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-11

TTEMS.-There are now published i'm Low
er Canada, twenty-nine newspapers, and i'm
Upper Canada, ty-iour-making total of
sixtythrec.
The Secretary of the Navy left Washington
on Friday morning last, for Boston, OH a visit
to his family, member of which is seriously
ill.
A wag remarked the other day that Big
Thunder was the most successful of all anti
renters, having obtained a lease for life rent
free.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-11

CONNECTICUT STATE PRISON.-The
New Haven Palladium, relates the following
circumstance concerning Rabello, the maniac
who killed a boy in Lichiield county. He
Ind been kept constantly in his cell, and some
times made to rave for the amusement of spec.
tators
Capt. Johnson saw that Rabello was not a
responsible being. and yet he was a man, and
worthy of his sympathy aud of his efforts To
restore him To health and consciousness. lie
endeavored To soothe him, and invited him i'm
tones of kindness to leave his cell; but the
maniac trcmbled with fear. and shrunk back
into the corner of his dismal dungeon. The
invitation was repeated and the maniac grew
excited. and aved and foamed at tile mouth
with rage and terror. Capt. Johnson then
tried another plan. He spread table with
all that was inviting To the eye and taste, and
when all was ready, he took "a seat by il, aud
threw open the door of the maniac's cell, invi.
ting him To come out and dine with him..
Rabello Sazed wildly but silently on the well
spread board and on the warden.
The invitation was repeated, and the pris
oner at length cautiously advanced, took his
seat, commenced his meal, and after it was
finished he returned quietly to his cell, but an
altered man! He has continued to improve
by this sort oil treatment, and although his
eye Is yet wild, he Is comparatively a sane
man! The kindness of the warden broke the
spell which enchanted his senses, and he is
now quiet obedient, rational! He has been
allowed all necessary liberty for the full re-
coyery of his health, and he does not abuse il
and when the warden suggests To him that
il is time 10 return 10 the cell he readily goes
into ii. VIVA, a triumph is this for the new
warden! In what contrast does il place him
towards the old one.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-11

DEATH mOM GUANO DUST.-The
London Medical Times describes the case of
a iarmer, whr died after few days of extreme
suffering, from hemorrhage, vomiting &c. oc-
casioned by his accidentally getting small
quantity of guaiio dust into his throat.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-11

RESIGNATION OF TIE MAYOR OF
BOST0N.-MR. DAVIS, The Mayor Of Boston
has resigned the mayoroliy in consequence of
ilic feeble state Of bis health.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-11

A Watch was stolen III the pit of The Opera,
in Paris; the loser complained int loud voice;
and said alt is Just nine; and IN a few min
utes ny watch will strike; t116o 4iastFohg;
and by that means No Is whers
il is" The thie6l1< oiideavored
to escape, sndb4 covered him
self. ~ -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-11

meeting was held on Thursday last a,
Portland of the sufferers by French spoliations
previously TO 800, and the follow ing Path,
resolutions were passed ON the subject of
those claims;
ReSoinod, That the Treasury of Nation is
IN the hearts oi the People. That Justice and
gooo Faith cannot be safely iriiled with. 81
long as nations are not Inaccessible. Ia cat,,n
lily: that acknowledging debt is une ,hinu.
aud paving a debt another; and. therefore
hc>otred, That ours are hons 81 claims upon
the good ia'th and justice ot our Country, tia,
they have becu too often. and too solemnly
acknowledged, ever to be r,linquished: and
that as Gun Fathers have bcquea,li.d them To
us, we shall bequeath them to our Children.
a. part OF their Inheritance, never To be
abandoned or iorgotten.
They also adopted strong memorial to
both houses ot Congress, prepared by a com
mi'tee for that purpose, OF which John Neal
wac chairman.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-11

4
EDUCATl0N.--We copy the following
from the Richmond Wing. it being intended
I,r general cir:ult ton, Ter signatures, and
presented to the Legislature at its coming ses.
sion.
MEMORIAL TO THE LEGISLATURE
ot NlKGlNlA,-Thc undersigned. Citsns
oil The City oi Richmond and County of Hen
rico, humbly represent 10 the General Assem-.
bly,
That we have been mortified at the exhibi-
tion al the TACT that 80 many of the Citiz ms
al this Commonwealth can neither read nor
write. We dcplorc deeply a condition of
things - degrading. and aricntly desire the
adoption oi some system which will insure
the instruction of the Ignorant. We deem it
unnecessary TO attempt toadduce argument to
the Legislature oi Virginia to convince them
ol the Importance of Education. The statis-
tics published III the census. in the reports of
the Second Auditor, aud information furnish.
cd by all the newspapers of the oay. manifest
the deplor'blc condition of the people and
demonstrate how Inadequate is the present
system to educate even the INDECENT children
ui the State. We feel il our duty them To
call your attention tn the subject aud express
our wishes. We desire tn see some system
adopted, that will afford to all, the advantages
at least, OF ordinary instruction. We implore
the General Assembly tn strike at the root of
the evil: To raise sufficient funds IN accom-
plish purpose worthy of the State. tn educate
the masses nj the people, elevate their minds
to a just appreciation at their rights, enable
them tn govern themselves and be worthy To
be trusted with the government of Others and
wipe out the stain that now sullies the fame
OF Virginia. We ask the General Assembly
to consider this as the most important subject
Tor their contemplation, and not be content
until something is accomplished worthy OF
themselves and OF the State. When they do
this, they will have effected an object dear TO
every phllantlropist and patriot, aud estab-
llslied the best security for the prosperity, lib
erty and safety of the Republic. ..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-11

As lew are acquainted with the late and We
~ Important invention OF our countryman.
Proi Z. Il. Page. the new magnetic electric
machine we gave passing notice of it--pre.
missing that II Is so lar superior To all others of
an analogous character, as to Ito away with
the galva,iic battery, and therefore has been
adopted by Prof. Morse in exciting the fluid
Tor his telegraph. 1t conducts the opposing
currents into one channel and thus performs
the work of galvanic battery: and tits found
adequate to the production oi shocks for med
ical purposes, for exhibiting the decomposition
OF matchmaking oxygen and hydrogen a,the
respective poles, aud of producing definite
electro chemical effects. Ii is capable, by an
Improvement in the coils of wire, of securing
the current of quantity To it's maximum. By
turning crank, il affords constant current
OF galvanic electricity, and what is of the
greatest Importance, there is no consumption
OF material necessary To obtain its power. and
hence it will supersede the galvanic battery.
which. IRON the constant waste of the zinc.
platinum, acids, mercury &c, used, is con
stantlya source OF much expense. 1t is part.
culafly recommended for magnetizna purpo.
ses, as II requires no knowledge OF chemistry
to practice with it, being merely mechanical
IN ITS action, and is always ready for action
~ Is not liable 10 get out Of order, does not
diminish IN power when in use and actually
gains power when at rest. This enables the
man oil science to have always at hand "a con-
slant power for scientific Investigations; and.
among It's beautiful results, il charges am cleo
tro magnet 80 as To sustain weight of 1000
lbs! Ii ignites TO white heat large platinum
wires, and may therefore be used for blasting
at distance or in blowing up ships with the
greatest certainty. Should government pur-
chase 1t, 1t will be the means of the most per
iect system OF defence. This is one of the
most important scientific inventions of the
agc.-N y: Ncus,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-11

lave This day received my full stock Of
-. "." ref'nmery' which will 10 sold very
ow 'of cash. u CONSISTS Of The following article. n;
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-11

ME Latest styles Of French worked co,la,s
IL just received. prices very low Ladies' will
ca IL and famine for themselves. For sale nv
ocl III a o fAIRCUII.D
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-11

MORE NEW BONNErS,
HUST received, one case more Of ,hose FLOR.
- ENCE BRAID BoNNETS.
Uci III by J a. II d MARSH
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Ine great variety of Medicines offered in The
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Pulmonary PRESERVAT,VE

So eftctua in Coughs, Colds, '1l!n"n2as, Ga
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MILL EES

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Attention
THE WHOLE!
CHEAP FASHION ABl F CLOTHING,

CHEAP FASHION Nh + CLO1llINf.
FOR t.8HH.
AtNo. 292 Market Stree: first above the Wos-
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Do Tweed Sack and Frock Goats $50 g
Superior figured and plain Cashmere
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the fact.
q Don forget No. 292.
NJ. TRACY,
No. % Market Il
Phlaloighia, Apri! eth, 1914,
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PATENT MEDICINES.
WORMS. WOREIS.

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"s:PhEEEHs Worm Syrup; each Il valuable REM
,ty for children.
FOR DISEASES or TIE Lungs AND
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JAYNEs Expcctornnt; BrcuTrRs Pulmonary
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TOR .lGIE .l.N'D FLYER.
CASrRrLLs Agnc Mixture; Rowan Tonic
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Burns, Ulcers, Wounds. &c; JEW DANIs plaster;
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II AEsEDyV AEsE.

THE subscrIbers RESPECTFULLY ask The attention
Of Country aicrchan'a to their stock OF HARD
WARE AND CUTLERY. They are now re-
ceyng from England and the Manufactures Of
this Country considerable additions to it, which
wi make il very attractive, and they are willing
to sell upon terms which they cannot bat tnimk
will be found Gniitr!y satisfactory. Country Ner-
chants are n,g,ted to call aud examine for them
selves and it is confidently hoped they will find
il thcrintcrest to purchase from thes,ihs ribers
IARNALi"S x WALTON.
No IL South Fourth Street, few doors
below Mark Street tnilldelphia
Sept l4th lS4l--Jm