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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-06
rALL AND WINTER GOODS

FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
.IJM. =. JENNINGS co. Diapers and Tstlors, I'M
2.oa3way American Hotel Opposite the Fountain are N
receipt extensive assortment OF new goodG ;o Ss ard
Dress dfrock Goats " Of styles
Six, Satin Merino Ard Velvet Vcsiings fiisd Cloh=
Tvraeis NC for OverCosts, which will he made ur
Hrough the ad Of as ehcienl corps OF cutters
he found IN the codnTy, al essential pont Il 20
acorony which yoald direct and il rendering the
style character 1f garments suro ms 1ust saiis!y n
discriminating ;tt vews 81 cheapness srs DOT ba'ec
he production OF any ether tIan drs rate garments
such have sustained syssm OF small prohs and c,ics
snc prompted the solicitation al call from lnoas
would rs.a; eeci saving e: re s!7s per ce5tase
The acnaea directed &c he Psnialoona department musi
continue offer Inducements rose Yco apprec.is n
combining ara elegance.
Ia addition The usual assortment OF goods iep: By lie
trade have e~sys hand ready made Dress and Froci
Coats Psntsloons Ves &c 10 answer the requirements o.
those who OF may require suit
HcndSorchiefs Gloves suspeniers Hosiery Under.ves,
Brewers Linen and Muslin Shirts Co!!srs, &c &c Ais
NYERCOiTS. Coaks Winter Frocka, &c in vsr.od,
new styles for sale ready R sds :! - Sr9sa~s
LIGHT-CHEAP LIGHT.
: FINE ARTICLE of Winter Bleached Lampoil Is
EApeT gallon pure Sperm Candies q p cts per b Tai
low DO III and lOc; For by J. o. FOWLER, $50
C;reenwicb.s corner Murray and AS Greenwich
Ve-try. mo wis
GERMAH >iLyER VARIES, German r; silver
oSpoons ForEs Lacies Butter kEIyes &c from Dlxons
'et + '''1 ''' Bo2KDMIN < HART, sarlug..lip.
CANTEENs i CUPs-Miitsry Companies suppli-
- Camp CPS and CanteeEs d. the lowest prices,
BY BOARD:iAN : HART, Bur.iGg. slip. II
OREGON JEiSS.-5 cases superior gold mixed
~ Jeans article just received. For sale by
ma NESMiTH {. co. 50 Pine-st
AIXES.-50 bales 81 sud green and scaris. Bszes
ID For sale BY Lm6l NESMirH y co % fine.st
SUPkRtiNt; Is LiAUIIED Snlrunzs.-iO cases u
= and So inch suPerfn= Long Glen nj Gay
For sale by [tn6l NEsMITH CO % flhe.st:
Known TWEEDS.-50 cases brown and oiecK
,of -l'Ns' " 1SSgSSIT x co. 30 Pine-s.
U,IR.F.TTyC- Calico DOCTORS. &c
com oI.e .ssornlent Of superior quality hair coln
also chair sep sofa springs &c al TIE lowest market price
SAM Neytonli 4 Co.'S warranted composition and ses
toc,ors (ao doctors flel n. opened and for sale by
coe'''- 'A7' JOHN A. NEWBOULD,
no e.i.HyyLF- IS John.sL, up stairs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-06

u The WIG ALMANAC for 1916 contains an
Ncle on the subject OF the Oregon Territory which
- % found very interesting this particular time. Il,
ss' Contains complete Lis, of ali the Senators and
eoe's ofthe House Of The present Con gress besides
y, a'' amount OF other matter, Statistical Political and
- 'oesneous The price Is only l2i cents per copy or
- pes dozen 1t may be obtained Of any Of the Book
ssHass or Country Merchants.
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NOW READY,

THE 4TH No OF MORRISS NATIONAL PRESS: A
< Journal for Hcrc. The Number Of this s1perb Fam
ily Newspaper for the present week lie ready. The
contents are Of the diversified and inieresing eharsc
ler-spsrklrg. ght and beautiful Among them :se
following Criginsl Poems; Review o! New EccSs; An
unpublished Romance OF sterling merit: Letter from The
Continent Of Europe Ssetcn Of Daniel Boon; Fables
fro: the Gerue-; Trings about Town Reviews Of NJ.
c and the Fine AIS Gems of Poetry and Prose; Choice
Sunday Reading The News fen Washington The News
hy the Torono Original Tales and Sketches; number of
Editorial Articles upon various subjects; Chronicle Of
The Times = Spr;Gling q! AnectOlo aud Gossip The
Fashions fJr March plentiful supply ni Varieties; The
F.ssliu Conversation VI Tho Hour; Curicgs Facts: Vaiu
able normntio0 EHus:iose List. Various useful tGt!ss
4 Csenlar Tor the Werh; Three Letters written Tie
ce:vcd
Subscriptions only g.; single copies s! cents Al the
numbers al ii- superior snt universally popua! Journal
may be obtained from the commencement II immediate
pcaon be made the Office OF publication l42 CtcG-s;
or TO BURGESS, STRINGER & co.
ms 81 Up Broadway. corner OF Aun-RL
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NOTICE Is hereby given. Inst Charles d. Morris, OF
:= Township Of Franklin County o; somerset ana
State OK Newt -rsey hath Ibis day made an -
,r1. Of bis stst, for the equal benefit OF his cred
Tors and that Ii. said creditors MIST e3hbi! her
ctai.s u1dsr cah or affirmation, within The term CT AK
month"; Dst.d March third thousand eigh; hundred
i.o w. -, = &C. ms PETER LEWISS.
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INVALIps. REJOICE!

INvALIDS, REJOICE!
TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS,
STILL FARTHER PROOF!-The Genuine Preparation
= DR. SWAYNE'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD
pt!o3, C0Ts1s Cod. Asthma, " hoop
rg Cou.h Spittng Blood, Ly-- Complaint Tickling 9.
R-Ia "a e Tlfo4i. r..Sus Ds6.-y Paipts.!oc OF thr
IN r< lie aboYs disease. til. n -cciu. has equal
AGESrs-C II. Ring AZ Dr.. Minors Old stand oroao|ey
aud John-s, 4 Sands, le5 Borery - q '. efner 20
4 c,cs or. J. B. Dodd. III Broadway na lrueocs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-06

m HATS. ga new style OF Sesye, and aoeskin
AL Has Brewstsfs, no. 800 Sroad|sy 7d-
ss@@ Joining the Csfe des Mile Colonies. md w.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-06

JUST PUBLISHED,
NEW EDITION OF CURlOSITIE5 OF L!TEai-
n TURE md the Literary character llliisifs- BY J.
G. DIsG,ELI, ESQ D. C. l.. r 5. A. Win Curosite1 OF
AnsStcAS LITERATURE BY RuFus w. csIswoLD.
new edition of this splendid work ia now ready for ia
trad. In very large royal octave volume ELEGANTLY
for single copies - 81 A hhersl
discount ~ Booksellers. GREELEY mcELRATH
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Qurtirr1 Sales.
JOSIAH RICHARDS, Aaeroneer.
RY BANGS, RICHARDS q FLATT.CSiors
~ a4 observation-disclosures Cesh Advances made Ga con.
EElDAf EVENING.
AL n,cInrE III ths. nnc.Alar, rr,,-


All O'Clock, AZ the auction ROOM
AssiSNEEs' SALE Ausic kc-By order Of assizrees,
al extensive collection OF music consisting Of new and
popuh .onss and Duets. oyertures, rondos, usrchss,
saa Pokas gees sacred pieces, instruction books,
fashionable pubheasona.
Also, collection OF Mu.csl Instruments consisting or
yiohn- aonoone'' uunPeo eaglss &c Musc, Port.
fo.io., &c.
II COLTUN 81 co. Aacnon and Commence MOI.
Chants, Nos lis Fultor-sL and 81 Ann-s Liberal ai
FRIDAY, March 8.
o. =. To- O'Clock, 81 81 Ann-si
by virtue OF Landlords warrant The stock OF Tailoring
Esabshment-eomptiang elohs cass.rnerss ysveis LIN
cas, remnants, vesrngs, &c. he
Also lsrge assortment OF la6ies cloak. coat. -omsor
ers blankets, rugs dru ggsts, window shatcs ~
Also several pieces Brussels and ingram carootns oil
cloths toge,her with fancy articles.
Aso asou, dozen hne gold pencils together with seve-
rs! ladies' Sosk-5o1es, &c
RY JAMES n: niLLEk-
- o'clock, the Of @. Lee Knapp Pslon, No
10 Scob-st
SoLE LEirHsx--SoOe sides Heu,loek snd Oak Tszns
Sole Lea,ser-wi;h other articles in lbs liret
FRIDAY March Is.
A. IOt O'Clock. al storc No, q Lioertysl
HAkpwAss, CUTLERY &c.-On q credit OF six month";
for approved endorsed noies0o packages AID lots Of fost
ported Birmicg cham snd Sheffield Goods consisting Of
table and pocket cutlery butcher ahoe and bread knves
MES Butchers drawing Knives pate chest cupboard trunk
pas timed and enaesd vices log and halter
chains Carolina hoes patent and common butts candle
sticks suuters German silver and iron and Table
Britannia do tobacco boxes, table butts Jcrness wood
screws round and square bolts etc
Catalogues and goods rcady ior dxnmnAAou hreS Gays
Seiore the sale.
The above stock fresh goods srd In complete order
Every lot viii be sold without reserve.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-06

THE ART OF WEAVING,
iTULLY ILLUSTRATED with some 500 eugrsvtrgs
wood steel. by Ciinon O. Gilroy, Practical Weaver
ami Manufacturer In large octave 80 pn- OF near 600
pages has beer highly recommended 10y the hrs!
lactUres and practical in the country OF
whom say that single pages connn information worth the
whole price OF the BOOK. Published aud for sale by
ms IwDGW GEO. D. BALDWIN, s. SprucesL
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Wi:Iter cushions.

4 s4IiASAS-.-The trade supplied With Almanac S
r the prc.s manufacturing. ~ Tho Tribune orre end
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-06

IIAIH1ASh-' PLATFOAu sCALEs, VA
4 r15 5,i.-.,r and permanently Correct Sof kaie by
~ "%IhShf-i~ . - - - .''-1-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-06

ATWATER, GOULD & co.
HESERE the attention OF buyers In this market TO thelr
Dsiock O. Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods. Prices or
acceptable paper shall be made satisfactory No IA
NaI,t near Hroa1 way. Isl 2mis+
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-06

seENNIEs. pENNIE. In rolls OF fly Sees
z ,i.-- ~ stt Tr7n,1- f'.,rs " =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-06

"a TO LET-A snail family In Twefh,st. near the
8.s sxth-syerue, having room than they wish TO
occupy would be willing, from the first OF Nay 10
let all the foor, Consisting Of two large rooms TWO
bedrooms closets, wiki ottsr privileges Tho house
nss counter cellar The Croon wsisr IN II, with large
yard Rent $3.50. For farther PARTICULARS call e. Cros-
~. and periodical store, Me- 50 Exchange Building
-GStr nnee 10 William St ms 3uss
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NJUTiCETo TIE PUBLIC IN GENERAL
subscriber, enlars ms premises Is now
prepsred TO clean Carpets every description, from 10 TO
100 yards, without rppiu Ingram o. cents per yard
Brussels cents per yard Heartitugs Table SoVerS,
and shayls cleaned from 50 cents 10 cens Dresses
dyei or wa;eed 81; Goats cleaned or dyed
from 80 cents 10 81; Pants do from Is cena To 30 cents
n g. Terms cash. [us6 lvr T. SMITH. 20 Allen-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-06

IvIALAT REDUCED prces.-Large Nut. So 50
- Egg aud Broken, IS per first quality Peach
Orchard ed.s we'll screened and te'tI sred Tree rom cart
ny- a. the above low price Consumers DESTROYS OF pur-
their coal al reduced nsy rely upon OBJ
tanning the zane the price advertised II. v RILEY,
IS yvocster-st nesr Spring. m6 w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-06

NEw-YORk GALLERY OF FINK ARTS
This Gallery VIII hereafter be open on Monday and
Tuesday evenings the accommodation Of those who can
not visit IL during day On Saturdays Is open free To
the children attending the public schools accompanied by
her teachers Arrangements admit schools can be made
with the doorseeper m2 WIS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-19

The loco iocos are here making a great noise
about John Davis having talked down the two
million bill in the Senate Of the United States
at the close OF the session. 1t was a great sin
IN him to talk down q bill putting in the hands
OF the President two millions of dollars to do
as he pleased with, but il was no sin for the
loco iocos in 1914 to call for the yeas and nays
twelve times in one morning expressly 10 de
feat the appropriation for the continuance of
the National Road, in which was included am
appropriation for a bridge over the Ohio at
this city. and it was no sin for Steenrod. who
had that subject in charge. TO sustain those
calls. Oh, no. 1t was all tight.
"Ah. poor cooney wings,
What makes you look so blue7
We will have Polk and Dallas,
And the Tariff of '42."
Who has a copy of the loco foce "Yaller
Kiver."
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-19
DUELdING IN

The following account Of a duel under tbe
sanction OF an established tribunal is contain.
cd a. a letter from Munster, Westphslia. oI
The SOth ult., published in the Journal de-,
Debafs.
"Ihe day before yesterday we were wit.
ncsses OF AN affecting spectacle, and which a.
q certain degree transported Us to the middie
ages. This spectacle was that of a duel nm.
the sanction Of justice. The following 1.
ga account Of this strange Affair
Two Young officers, The Baron De Dcuk.
lieutenant 100 The llth Regiment Of Illus.
sirs, aud NJ DE- Bouuhan. also a lieutenant
It 18Th Infantry, bad. whilst PLAYING az bill.
,iards ct a coffee house at Munster, a violent
~ which VI. De Dcukhaus made use
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-19
TROUBLE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

The rccklessness OF the Administration in
forcing on the country its oIious sub treaS-
uTy scheme, - b 'SInniug To react on itself.
IL was the intention not to let the act go into
operation before the lst of January next, but
by carelessncss in the wording of the bill il
turns out that II went into effect immediately
on Its passage, except 90 TO the provision i'm
relation To specie payments, which is post
poned till the lst OF January next. Andeyen
here there was a mistake made, il is alleged.
by which the act OF 1853 was revived or kept
III force, aud this act allows specie only 10 be-
received IN payments to- the government! 4
LOcoioco correspondent OF The New York
Evening Post gives the following account of
the bill, which Is, no doubt, OH treasury au-
thoity:
Al examination of the sub-treasury has
led to the conclusion that II goes into effect
Immediately, so far as 20 prevent the treas
urers OF receivers from depositing or keeping
any money IA the banks. or any where but I'M
the vaults OF the government. IL does not re-.
quIre that specie shall alone be received for
public dues until the lst ofJanuary next. Bu,
IT leaves no discretion as To places of deposit
II, as Is alleged, the act of 1889 is sill in force
nothing but specie can now BE- received.
The balances at present in the banks cannot BE-
transferred TO other repositories until the LIST
OF April next. Such was not the intention of
those who framed the law, vet sol reads. An
oversight inconsistent with dates has been the
cause of this mistake. What measures tine
administration will adopt for a state of cir.
c~umstances Tor which they were not proyid.
ed, and which were not expected; remains TO
be seen.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-19
For the Times.
TO A SNARLING CUR CALLED
"TIM FLJNTROX"

AANl u DOA
Well, Tim, you've had a snarling fit,
And quite forgot your failing;
Instead of biting you are bit,
And mortal is your ailing.
The lions mouth you fancy thine,
And chuckle at the roaring,
But still we knew your puppy whine,
And It's yourself you're boring.
At men aud boys you dare not growl.
SO much you fear a thrashing,
But at a lady you can howl
Aud set your teeth TO MASKING.
Fair Ellen but invokes the Nine"
And you SET up a growing;
Oh coward flee! a hard fate thine,
You're sure 10 die a bowling.
o luckless pup! thy coioard tricks,
Deserve a good concluding;
Together with some heavy Kicks
AND then u good rail-riding.
a doctor once TO show his wit,
Assailed the fair "Amelia;"
Bnt Oh! how sadly he got bit,
For his vain contumely.
But o! thou crook'd-eyed, sncoking cur
Thy coward flesh is wasting
Thou doctors dog! thou minim slur,
10 nothingness art wasting.
DOG PELTER.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-19
STORM AT MASSACHUSETTS. pa.

A terrific storm visited Westchester Pa
aud Its vicinity on Saturday afternoon last
Trees were blown down and the roads Tins
closed up, some OF the forests suffering great
w. In WestChestcT, numerous trees wore
blown down, and others damaged. The
BLACK Bear sign post was laid fiat, and the
sign OF Mr.. 6uss was blown down. Tho
scaiOiding on the new Court House. Nyas
blown down, and all the awnings i'm the town
were ton TO- shrtds & %tatters. The PRINCIPAL
damage, however, was Sustained by Mr. Bpl.
mar, who had the roof torn from about one
third OF his Seminary for BOYS.
Hubbard Davis, in East Bradford. had the
root taken from his straw house. tie roof was
taken Oft a kitchen az Darlington's corner
buildings Of Thomas Bailey, John Palmer
Lydia ~Speakman, aud the Chester County
Poor House. were unrooicd; in West Bedford
great damages was lone To trees. fences and
corn. The barn ct Maria Wilson. on the
Stfasburg road, in East Fullowfeld township
was partly unrooicd, aud several window
sashes, la thc West end Of Mr.. Morton.
dwelling, were blown iu. Al Romansvillc.
tie ienCcs and cora were pTOstmtcd. Alittle
south, q large tree, which was uprOoted. fell
oh a small log house. smashing IL to the
ground. The house was OCCUPIED by Thomas
Jacksoni fortunately his family escaped with.
out inJuV-wc might say mirculouslg. The
hurricane extended about FIVE miles south of
Ncsichestcr-ond iua line WestwarIly. TAX
ing 40 Parkers,illr UuiOn,illc. Chatham. and
White HOf-e. The miu however rxtcnJcd
South OF these points.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-19

hardened. Then look at your infant son.
Such as he is TO YOU, such TO some poor mo.
ther was this man. That hard hand was soft
and delicate-lha rough voice was tender AMI
llsping-fond eyes followed him as he PLAYED
and he was rocked aud Graded as something
holy.
So, OF the tender, weeping child, is made
the tallous, heartlcss man-ot the all -believ-
ing child, the sneering skeptic-oi the beau-
tiiul and modest, the shameless aud abandon
ed-and this is wha, The T0rld does for the
little one.
There was u time when the Divine One
stood on earth. aud little children sought to
draw near TO him. But harsh human beings
stood between him aud them, forbidding their
approach. Suffer little children TO come un-
To me, is still the voice oithe Son of God. but
the cold world still closes around and iorbids.
Wouldst thou know, o parent, what is that
Juth which unlocks hrayen? Go not to
wrangling polcmics. or creeds aud forms of
theology, but draw to thy bosom thy little
one, and read in that clear trusting eve the
lesson OF eternal life. b. only to thy God,
as thy child is to thee, and all is done! Bies-
sed shalt thou be, indeed, when "a little child
shall lead thee!'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-19
CINCINNATI

August 10, 1916.
FLOUR-The receipts by canal up 10 10
O'Clock this morning, embraced 62j bbls. only
ZOO. 9tawlsish lad .hssaS solhrEio- .iasha.sheW.
The market is unsettled and the views Of buy
ers are evidently lower than they have been
Tor several weeks past. We heard OF So, 65
being Offered for a Ut OF 100 bbls.
WHlSKY-A sale I'm canal this morning OF
$50 at l54c; IS I'm river at lose; 20 I'm wagon
at l5ic.
OLA sale of 30 bbls Linseed I'm canal
at Soc, 30 do, Lawrenceburgh, I'm river at
same;2O do im store at same; 20 do at Sic.
Several small sales OF from , TO 3 bbls at GA
63c.
MoLASSES-Sale Of 20 and 81 bbls n. o.
at pc.
oATS-A sale of 1000 bush I'm wagons at
lS6l9c.
WHEAT-The price has advanced TO soc
v bush.
BACoN-A sale of ITO hhds sides on pri
yatc terms
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-19

made OF the ono; exist IN the system, y a liberal ,.ah ..
rlis, ,hcy ncom,' sossf ,3a'ea Nessshie Purgaiive
substance which .tFnd bowels Of the mus q p s,;mgy,
gentle, that they ma 2rts them. Their 0pNafiop n ~
most tender are wiUfos administered To chii,cn of az
upon Tin general health. cducing those inJuTiSs effects
the most serious objection i6h hsve Away co, tuted
NC uase ~ generally 50 violent snnhuktS. a. sial.
sls.eDa seldom RECEIVERS tom - is oPetat!on, uAAbc
vy e Arrived a. years Of msiurit, q 'SSn Jns oa,sraSnt
" g Know several a. this moment Niuau9 ooNt.,
igor has teen 80 completely pas,Iy1nort ohs
administration OF metallic Nermih,es ~ wy nyuu ,bst
they afs almost totally untitled for tR ,hiie Young -
binary business. The Clickener sugar 49, ,i9p !. Ss.
Pills on the contrary, have never been knSseo
ny injurious effects behind them They servs 100, =,
i~nvigofaie the system, and render n proof arain~ ,,e
most invetersic ailments. For sale In Wheeling bv
Vh A.. q. FAIRCIfID.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-19
TRUST SALE

ii pursuance OF deed of trust from John Prize IA me-
= na,ed July :, lsH, and recorded in the Clerks on &c
page 2il, I will, on Friday, the lsth dav OF sen,cate,
isb, Sen a. pnhie auction at the front door Of the conr,
house i0f ONO county. the following described rn,s.r {,
To Wit; the south half OF Lot No. ~. ON Main sir,cr, 80
s1uth s,ae OF The alley opposite Washington street In thc
CITY OF w hceliar, being the same properly formcri, -
pied by said John Price IN his life time toye,bcr ,,i,S ~
sPPnIlensnecs and rights belonging 10 tie same.
Ictns OF sale Cash. Selling a. trustee win rouyc,
such title - - vested in me by said deed Of I'M '"'''
aug II F~REDgRICE Nth1upw
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-19
TREASURY NoTEs.-The New York r

TREASURY NOTES.-The New York Ex-
press says:
Some OF the treasury drafts, or war war
ran's' That have been issued for the use of the
payments of the army in Mexico: have hen
returned TO this city from New Orlcans. when
ihey Were put IN circulation. They have thus
cary ound their way 10 this city, the central
port OF the monetary affairs in the u. States
iney are like hundred dollar bank note. with
this advantage, they are issued upon the credit
oi the United States; and are like all the II.
states bank notes, worth par from the ST.
CToix to the Rio Grande. "
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-19
TTom lhe NoTTidgework tMe.l Journs,.

e PuuilsA ihe following, as among the many cvidsr.
- H"lt We sc constantly receiving OF the ineres.,r.
iopu'3'l.l olDf. Jaynes ENpcctorapt. we have no inss
~ PuhI"g N-&ny further than we have A dear.
Ps'".v tlc heath and happiness Of our fellow .erea.
$3.50 ~ ac WASHING away with those compIaints for
u -, W. neuieinr ~ an absolute remedy. And i'm cal
me faithful discharge Ofour duty. We ~eih
n, Pa, 81 NEw foRTLkNb, Nov. T. Iefo.
- 'sN.-Slft-l wish you 40 send ne three touIrs M
a = t~APeoorant' and in this connection. / Nouid -
~" uvem y an invaluable medicine, and an articIe th.,
h O. So. 80 now &c Whuoui for a single day. 4 have used
"t t"o Yeas ~ my family, and have always fonnd 4,
~ anu Hclenl remedy for tightness o il,c lunyS n,o.
49, Iohg pfofScted colds, which produce Inc shoS,
49, Sough, The premoniior Of Conanmption. m nyo'
L,e.i Su se efohthy administered, IL win e1ectusItv
~ ~ hos' Nio'eht colds, and thereby prevent Inc
I"~"y siolen' lever, so frequently consequent ,,noo ,bsm
~ mos' eheerially recommend this medicine ~ t6s
- ~ az Csses oi that nature. J. ~, WEHST,Fr
% sse ~ wheeling by aug II JCRUMBACKER.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-19

THE BEGGAR BOY.-Itis related that a
poor b.ggar boy once asked a rich p~relate Tor
charity, and received a piece OF mouldly
bread. While he was satisfying his hunger
upon this dry morsel, the priest enquired OF
him concerning his spiritual state. "Can YOU
say the creed2" said he. "No." Can YOU
repeat the Lords prdyer?' ''No." well
then, that, at least, l will teach YOU. Say af.
ter me: Our Father What OR Father
Yes" "Yours, as well as mine!' Yes,
certainly" why, then we are brethernv'
Yes. why, then did you give me this
old, dry, mouldly trust of bread!"