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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-01-21

No EXCISE a BALD 1IrAp.--Ihc foitoyvn comm
nication the Rev. Professor Eaton. Hamilton
College, New ork, IN addition hundreds OF other.
equally reSpectaolc shoui remove the doubts every
reasonable person of Tue uniform AMI singular efficacy
OF Jayncs Hair Tome:
I'll t:nton, Feb. 10TH Is iJ-Dr. d. Jayne,--Dear SIR
cannot say my HAIR restored, but l say that it
appears be rapid process Of could
reasonably be expected. had finished the first bot
tie. before decided change manifest the bald
part OF the head 10 which applied. growth
of fine glossy hair, much like that of infants, appeal
red, ana has continued to aud have had
two three times. have recently commenced the
third bottle but have been good deal Irregular the
of the Tome from the FIRST aud from tins |
appreh nd that the effect less would
have been. began the of the Tome with little o
faith that il would be successful head though,
felt entire confidence statements of what had
done TO others, and much surprised delighted,
when the effect. You rccolIect the appearance
my head when your office. you my hair has
been nearly, quite, inch longer the times have
tad tcu on those parts which were nearly destitute Of
any, when you saw me. 1t was, however. very fine,
though quite thick am flushed with sangunc hope Of
final success in the dgent of Tonic, which
midst all the hair hanbugs which been in
the papers, constrained believe what it claims
be, and that ,rA make the hair erotr mistake
at least heads. GEO w EATox Professor
III the Hamilton Literary and Theological Seminary
J. Il or sale at Reeds Drug Store.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-01-21

GIVE arc obliged, for the want of room 10
cur.aii our Cincinnati correspondents letter.
We will publish the balance of his very in.eres-
ting letter next week.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-01-21

MARRrED.-On the DIST ut.. IN Brighton. Pa.
Miss ABBY KELLY, to NJ. STEPHEN 5
FOSTER.
The above announcement We find IN several Of
our exchanges, and they all add; Not too SOON.
What's the that us ..Nor TOO sooN!'-
Do ye give up! Nhy,-so do We!
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-01-21

oh Wednesday last, by Enos Thomas,
ESD. JEREMIAH Cos, - JEMlMAH, reIict of tho
lato Lazarus cobodrn both Of the vicinity Of
marlborough, Wayne county, Indiana.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-01-21

NARRlaD.--On Thursday esoning last, By
the Rev. Mr. S.aIy. Ir. CuRtsroPHsR Cox, 10
Miss PndaE AM f&EABLE all of this vicinity.
We had not room sufficient IN ''bread bas-
hets' 10 contain half tho delicious bridal favors
sent us By the above happy pair They have
or noariN thinks.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-01-21

RICHMOND PosroFFIcE.--MrJ James Elder, pub
Usher of the JeffersonIan, has been appointed
Postmaster, in the place of Mr.. D. D. Sloan, re-
signed.
Democracy IS ..progressive.' II is not great
while ago, since a very serious objection was
mado BY the editor Of the Jetiersonian TO having
printing office connected with the post-office-
or printer being postmaster; but II Is ALL
right now, when SELF lntervenes-enough said
about that,
Mr. Elder, will no doubt mako iolerable
handler Of maIl-bags, letters, &c, and we be-
lieve he will honestly discharge the duties of the
office 10 the hes: of hs ability; and if he gives
as general satisfaction as his predecessor, Mr..
Sloan, he will do. Mr.. \. T. Scott, aiso an
applicant; but he relyed TOO much on petitions,
and therefore was no, successful. a petition has
no influence with the Post Office Department and
never had, even if i. contained the name of cSo-
~ man, woman, and child, living IN the 'diggins
where Postmaster was wanted. Strange doc
,rine, isn't it'--but it is true TO tie letter. II
tho applica ut has '.fricni at court, the Jfgg
is up with hun. We speak from experience. AMI
of course KNOW. We hope friend Elder will
not take umbragc at our sa>i ing that his FITNESS
for the office IS fur inferior TO Mr.. SCOTS. In
deed, We might say with truth, that the latter
gentleman could, with honor 10 himself and prof
to the county. iiI almost any Office within the
gift of the people. Tins. to-bo-sharc. l. saying
considerable In favor of political opponent (;
but it is our Individual opinion.
We Will say something on behalf Of our
friend Elder. provided he this question
.'What the Standing BID for tho Richmond
Ios,ollicc,'' or we viii pa, il another way: How
mnch did you pay for the pos.oficae or thus :
Did you pay .ona hundred do.l1rs, - --
and what for!' We wish Mr.. Elder 10 clear ap
the '.mysteries'' Of this business Transaction Wo
will publish his reply. and cndoavor Do him
justice. if he has been misrcpresen,ei
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-01-21

Mr.. Adams means TO DO understood. He
gives briefly below the why he did not re-
fer 10 Slavery in his speech the Oregon De-
bate, and very positively asserts tha, war will
not take place under any circumstances" He
fears the backing out of tho administration from
the ground ii has taken. Said the old gentle
man:
s.In the sentiments | have expressed in this
House IN relation 10 the great question now be-
fore it-namey, the giving the twelve months
notice TO the British government, of tho lcrmina.
ton of tho convention by which our hands and
fee, are menaclei and fattcrcd from tile assertion
of our unquos,ionabe right abstaned purpose
Il from any reference whatever TO northern or
southern Interests on the question. | abs,aned
from inquiry into any Of tho consequences which
with Grea, Britain would bring on tho
lanisous consequences viii be tho result, both to
the North and tho South If that should tako
place. declared that did no, believe il would
take place. | repent, do no. believe II will
cur under any circumstances. | do not believe
that IL would occur, IT, tho very dav after the
tice shall have been gwen. we should send n bod
OF troops - take possession of the whole terrific
do not believe that the government of CT.
fsaitain. or the people OF Great Britain will
make war, or support ministry that would
make a war. for Oregon. as part OF the territory
of Great Britain.
But sir. thcro are other circumstances which
approhond Will Prevent tho occurrence of war;
aud my creates. apprehension Is. that II will DO
by the ultimate backing out of the present admin
isra,Ion and lis supporters from the ground II has
taken. Great confusion in Tho hall.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-09
MR. wEBSTKRs srEEcn
lCoNTfSUEB.

But 80 on now 10 coppare fo ,,;,t,,.
anu Pfnlciples Of the pwscnI President ol 49,
ohiloa S'a'rs' a, oppressed by him ofb.i.ltv
wtth TIE PfinciPits sBi opinion. oi GENE
Jtcksun, DUNG bis Presidency asr,,r-
~ himself oileisliy. begin by -
10 y0i what Mg. Polk SAYS nfoa Ibis sns3n,,
ol protection, az the last srs.ina of Cons,,s
ia his messuge aud hrre IL ~. A Mi -
quire some attention from YOU. genflemso
hope you will not iiink mc nn.s,ninn =.
n'''h upon Jour patience. (Cn,s of 30
no, 81 ONT W
lirsf, then. Whist Nc. P,Ik sa,s in IA. ,o...
gees e =" ~"h'
"Iie Object Of imposing duties oo imoo,,,
hio"id i~ 10 raise revenue O. uy the or,ea
81 = Pen7so Of government COncrcss mas
"~''''NOleliJ 90 Toe exercise Ola smnd a..
l9l isennins'e 30 arranging the mies ii
10y oe Nlhtfeut aTticics bat de di.cdmipa
o"u'l' ~ wtihn The reveune standard
iof ne suppou % gDsemmenie ~
III C0ngfess lcvy dmy cor re,eg,e n
fef cent. on . given s0icie. A. wil 80.
q gwen 8mpaut ut m 1Bry 90 fhe T,..
HHd VIII incideutsllY ami necrs.s1i, a.
projection 90 advautsge Ca tbe m4m ui of ~.
- efnt 10 ih, h1mr mauuisctunr0la., -
is' =, IA anici' 9'rT lhr importer A. tbe
o"l} - nt-ol to ten per cent. i'd viii 49,,
"",r e b'ralH Hmount at monrt. AMI LII "a
t%f'atff pfoto Ion iu d. risd io CO.
wen l'e ~ thluy pff ecu, sui III =,
i'i-d the hrtfnue derived from a. /. ,.,.i
~ . m.n,a~d tbr puifr 5000 suI -
~ "th als' o. iuIrasfl. bus ift "a a. ,
- '''} onr ~ c.ni sud b. b. loonl a.t ds
'.'fiH, PfpiHlrI ai ilaf uie d. o.. e.,
n 'a'f = 3 % oea~s io b rrsmprtofg ne
'hi " lf iHs .aie oTipf,es
ran-i .fsu eabeG.e,e
.H Ha1 mum
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-09
THE VOLUNTEERING regret To lsa,

IHE NObONIEERS-We regret to lsaW
that usher harsh sud onmerited structure,
w~crtahsde, at The CITY Hall, by the speech
mnkcrs. on Friday night Last, upon a cores.
f%ondent ct our paper Of that uoomiug. signed
"ohio. as well a. upon Ourselves lor publish
ing the sam,. We are not conscious OF any
wrong in 80 dong, nor have we been wrong.
as We are aware, ia any of our course ia rela
ton TO this war. We have ever been dcsif
ous 10 see all the force needed by our govern
ment Tor the successful prosecution Of the
war. raised aad ready ior action: bat. from the
caditst, we have looked upon the effort to
gisea company here a. futile. II j. not b..
cause ihore Is not b. much OF mhitory AMOR
end spirit ia this rity az in most othcIs and
~ much PATRIOTISM a. among the same mum
bcr OF people elscNsbcrc, but our people ote
peculiarly situated. Wheeling suffered very
severely by the pressure from lS3sI 10 1874,
* very few oftie m"chanics and manuiactu-
rcrs bad foil labor aud good wages. fncccs-
sary YOU could then have enlisted for the war,
thne OF four companies. During this year,
however, no one has been idle. All have
work enonsh-workmen are sought Tor sud
heSousht To work al high wages. Under ihese
circumstances ii scarcely to be expected
thatthey can b. induced to enlist ior an often
ave woTo 81 d month, while they would b.
hrstto enlist for a defensive war. We looh
upon any efforts to raise a company here, as
futile; however earnest they may be, and il
was onl! az one Of those efforts and a cali up
ON the night ones. thatws Published the article
ol Ohio We are willing Ia aid thc causc,
though fudly believing il could not sncceed
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-09
THE DEFINING OF Tug END

lac loco loco organs are silent now rela.
ure 10 tlle wonders that were TO b. wrought
by ute rcpeai OF the prot ctiyr ulis Of Eng.
ia"d and America upon The pa OF produce.
hul as The attemP. may be renewed TO ms
lead it's sSweil 10 pat Tie Gcis OF he cas-.
on recori and this Is lone by the New York
E1Prssin the following comparative state
'"en' OF The prices Of -four, &c. on the h, Of
December. 1915, when the tariff OF 1912 was
IA oPcfation, aud the lst OF December. Isi6.
when Tie free trade bill. ositis called. BE-.
came thr law oi lac lsoI-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-09
wEpNEsDAY...... DEcEMBER .. lslG
DoRcAs SOCIETY.

A mecimg OF tlrr m-mhg1s OF the D1rcas
S,cicty will b. held 81 The Council CHAMBER.
ou Thursday. the l0th inst. at , o',luck
T. NJ. hor uas sppointmeni oi uihcer- los the
ensuing year sud Uhet parpnscs. 4 mil At
trndaucs ct the members. and those who de-
sire t0 become such II requested.
ANN. Il. LIST, President.
De. :. 1916.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-09
ARK ruEY me sAME }
CLICKNERS SUGAR COATED

NHsEfAW.E sfeexst~ have their .si
ria tn itn. ur,tR 81 hood. Howcxrr cxcrll-ru The ~rper
si hcahh. th<tc ~ no acnrty errpst fyrr. " beee the
hkpod - tnsisurr. - inilestrIhy efnysnous OF thc skin.
vertigo. hcAfarhc. l~s~~si-de. &e. Tito i-rg .andesof
Abe h0a - cfickencrs sugar coa;cd ftu. witch - ~
skdfniiy compounded. thar " does not ea,sr sr,usn~
the grcet oeivctios 90 al Pili~. The cayeiop 81 sar.r
pfcvcnis si Ranscr. - thai. save fcots the psNr~fal. ts
sasy orrT sftou. the pstieus Mold hardy H. sware that
b. hal tskf7t AuN nrdicihe Al all ~ well eoavsncri
b Or. Ciickcoe OF the e<hcscy % hts rHis IN - r4-rr N.
81 eass~. uuN hr - pi~fs-i 90 rctura tho money. whoa
Dec a 40 FaTRfanD-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-09
Dc. :. 1916.

Ibc eastern papers both of Nirginiaand o
iher States, speak highly in praise OF Howl.
sous History Of Virginia. We shalt gladly
greet the WORK Ia the West.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-09
FOR IS4z
~ Tie eress, doxea orsiaris. fr sale hy
- bceA I.E WHARTON.
PIANO F0RTES

.FtsT opened and NOW ready fer sac hy me ssa~<,ll.r
~ Je'eEanf Pts"s foTtcA. Rose wood and nsher.nx
os-s., very snpersor ione aad hntsh, and are offered
= NapufsciuFcts prices. Alsa a Ia-rc assogrmcnt sr
nfna iff.tfns"eHs SatiaFs. PLAIN and Machine hrsS.,
y i"'ins. ferh Nioiin ssVtaxs. Nee mnsie aud nsusie :.
lef &c y large stock 81 Tnyr aud Variety rnoa, On
i. MEl.i.OR. Uninn s.
"sH- rE t~e~ft~s w.
q III. those who prefer home mads goods esu huS pas
~S- tohoe,ng shk ro"sis 81 Wheeling Mahufsssnrr,
made by ;. W GIN AZ the Great centrsl Rosie r1ssh,r.
SoFr flAna Hack sik velvet, fepey aripe Do. PlsIn
,sach sstinr stfiped End Paid de. sik serssaf, de. sin
. .'.en s~'ofs A. ~. ADAMS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-09

The New York Express well remarks
Comment upon this table is useless. Any
one eau see that the stories ul increased nr.
crs arr al lulse. as arc ell the a~s.rnious mi,de
That tn new tariff las advanced the pfic.s al
produce. The tables show that II nIov ta,t6
los eiected Prices, as ELECTS have been sg,inst
ibe farmers, uud Hot in their favor.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-09
$500 REWARD.

SOM ~msiieio,s pcrsou IN The sine tfsds l. ir,ius IN
y circulate a slanderous re,or, thai VIC are MOI srfias
ON. .wh manufactured articles a. Cheap a. Easfcru Boat-
ana S'oer are sold IN HIS piscc. and we challenge ANY
hoa .tase a. the city OF Wheeling. or West of ue
s-,s"'eles, "a produce a. good and a. clrap an sulc,r
as now manufacturing a. the iioue League loot
- sgT iAcoty. t5 Main street, siga ~ me Golden
~, Ihish door Ahosc knotc and s4nrsrs.
" DOW onerins the nnes1 quality 81 Gents Dnr-s
..Na-- made OF the lers Phiisdeiphia stock ard mn.i tes.
ra.ss@Alts 500 Per Tair do. plain Calf, waranIeS
e' psopt etti~n, do. hne Mo AZ S2.7S and 90. INC
otfsNny 81 Mems thick doubled rolcd hoo;s A. ~ So.
$500 mona Sl.sS 10 l.aa Ladies fine Morocco
eta NAu hn"ls al Sf.9I 40 fe@f ktD a. III 90. Iaa,~f
~Anfa fhisr~. AoroecD n 81 And Calf "A A %. Il.
20 s,tplcrs tr"n ~ 10 IS cents ter faif. kiso . i.f~c
s-e.S Ae-ofiieest OF Boys. Yuaias, Misscs' and dad
orc esy's notice.
pes.s ceNNEIN& WADE.
TEekEE A R~onERTsoN's Goods a ffc-l, sunni, az
~'-asif white fNiiicd hiaakets, rnrcuar Indisp niur
90 ir'sisn 'ssrfocTt~. TWcsris. Casslne.fs. Fisaue,s.
= Tvs &C. received Ntts a'euNing snd TO sale. AZ Farto
- fsicesty ~SENsgNrvs 1n,enrS
asi.oTDN sid Ca-sipiefr~. sun Riaek ry.nch, et.,t.
fi"r ard ftfb' do. sut.ast6 ff taste.s sh,.ka F.,.
- ~ snd t.sgiish tss~l.rfes. extra draw Hs~k al
:" NSsi''s h~EAStSEN A RifODEs.
[,Ah1k-' nREss GOOpS-Fisee Preach piata each.
mesef, .Ju AlEvtiae PLAID. dn. rich supr sik tsshts
~. Highland AID tA'a fiktis ~
frc = ~sENSESEY a RHODES
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-09

D. PAINE & co. MANAGERS.
WHEELING. Va.
oihr1l dmw ing q thc Grant Consolidtrd
Lottery ClsN No. ~, drawn 81 Wilmington
Dbl Dec. >.
~ SO ~ - as 367 ~ 30 IS 81 a
Lowest przs $40
oiicial dmwiug Of the Delawar Sn,Il ~,
Lottery cls@ No POI drawn % Wilmipg,ea
Del, Dec. ..
u 20 10 q 2 521 . 50 rs IS IS Is ~
loves prle 81
n. H. DORSEY.
Sole Agent lor Doe Msnsgrr
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-09
GOLD MATCHES.

have Just fecslyed a very large and ane s.set.ae.f
~ ',rta ai,d raVsr Mairse a. follows Zine nnlf
seMsied Colo Lever wssoirr. do in huntiar Eases. a..
N"tn~ erfaico'sn, Eeld tcvcr watches. ds fn In,ni,e~
Ilein aus feu ienc.cd gold I1pine " afchr~. A.
~ SILVER cs~~. fsn Jeweiei add pisln SILVER I~xer
Naiei'e., a. ~ hnniinf csscs. ID Anehsr esraprnsrst
eihet Liver wAiticr, do IN hunting eases. Ai.e silver
eyhn6ef watches. boffaonial 4, " ssehr<. seers a 49,.
how priced Faiss w~asrfs1.
Tie AtsNe waafhcs have befn selected wftb ..,s 80
qnaiHy and price. An0ns tsmm VA ~ es.,S g.s.se
S9hn-,n snd ~ !. Toaiss' Levers. which 4 wsrrsrt a.
~ tea wsichsz ~ Wbtelins. al Of ~h.oh fe az no.
ulhnK s,nut EA-irFs Prirssll via xsii xert eor~S~y.sx
Owe tuaa any niher nas az Wheelnr- N a, 80 N
nay 81 ING RtShOP
Nc Ia Main sfEeea.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-09

~ wv fru tafss ~ srso.s. 49,
tHn"u1Ws CO. fref far.s. 80.
"a nHtfHNf rH
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-09

100 \ Misses resa rtooss. ZEE skjs IA k,o -
80 Aiotocco sewea and pcpr& Kesff.s -,
'pxsasna pc s-ashy ALLaAN 4MAxwEI.i.
a st esns seseya "a rsssase saT l.yv- ss..s
u One = naasl ts-hnsenes Al sar. sn'ss 's'eA
ssNEsxEY 4 Hwopra
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-09
THIS DAY NOVEMBER zsTH ;
A"other AesoyfweatM sas aaa SpleaIia
DRY GGxgD&

H Ssfs reserves e*tke Nss fz.e.S snn<e .rtc
Main s,sSe. tetsss,y shl.-''s ne NessA NeEssss Reff
tufnsd nom 80 E.ls ~ The sAesffes hnsi1s -
uaas,. 81 ~iish ~ Nsns fsscY aa4 aspe b., 0s-si.s.
thn has -, t.~ss r..e4 hep s34ics. particular atsen.
sf e,s,Ss.ss seaibss Ne nsx have an appa.s.nssv
70 (oa or NteH Cooes. wkeahss 60 49,.
sAsss az auf, Ns shall ~ llex.ed % sl,ocF sls,a' 49, k"f-
KN. RAf.EYs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-09
BOOKS.

Eoohh. b~pnkS-fiseey 81 thc ExncaHion undcr
thn command ~ Cepfsias Lrais asd a1ask Ia H.
snefes ~ tfe Ntssoaft, tlenor acres. t6e Roehy Noa,.
taiur and doSa Tie river toiasnsia TO tbe pacsss 49,.
Just feociNed a. tAe whsslins Heok store Of
W ROBE
DEE esracrof Nsin and Unlon ss..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-09
HIGHLY

opAnNhpNEN VI AbN
COMMODORE C0NNER'S DANDER UP.
TT = considerably s~-rcd sursuz tho kae~ Jog ones
N tnn tomn slore has fairly got hts dandcr up q lA.f.
s.d" dvferu,tned 80 eccnpy Avs abb - any cot. thu
ratrcnrcr anticipating = glorious victory. dsrrn~ a q 10
oPi,erunry Ia infeftu hos nsssrroas fn~rsi- and si,s,o-
nscTs xrssrfshy, fhs, he has this dsv rereived Direct from
New ,cft ~ The four day lirc. = large and most sPles,
Dad sfock or fesh'onsitc nesvcr ana Moickia llEs. NJ
81 With were cot nr to order ~ . cricira - RredwAs
ho"a-c with which ne has made arraiIrcsurnis To- forward
GA monthly aithe La.csi sSyics0f Has OF Cars a. They
1ppeS IN The CITY. W this means he win ~ enshicd Al
nit,nes To- EnilctpTe any other HOUSE in the Wet ~
u,e iniFsduetion ~ Fashionable Hats or ca-~. nv siork
= tbr tune sis'gef. and hescy -ri-rsci thsn can hs
tesnds any oihet House IN This section OF county,
all Al Us Main rircyi. and yon ~hail NOT 90 nx a, IN.
~ii-aoi with The qasiiiy or price. ~
lee q. uruftu
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-09

BOARD OF TRADE.
Committee oH Commerce for December.
W. J. sELsS, rHos. HUGHES, D. y WHARTON.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-09
RIVER NEWS.

RIVER NEWS.
REFORrED nv q. H BERRY.
10 Ieet0 inches water 10 the channei-d.ioo
ARRIVALS WI DEPARTURES
Of Bouts for ne last ~ tOBrg. sadiug y,sf,,.
day at4 o'clock. =. "
ARRIVED.
New Figland, Page. Cincinnati.
BIO Grande, Connolly.
Mononsahela, Stone, Pittsburgh.
Revenue, - .
Columbia, O'Neil, "
Wisconsin .Gmoe, Cincinnati.
DEPARTED.
New England Page. Pittsburgh
kio Gmude, Connolly, -
M~1noHgaheis. Stone. Cincinnati.
Pfeino Bird. Mellor,
Columbla ONeil,
Wisconsin, Crate. Pittsburgh.
Btn Adams Hunt. ~ Odeans
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-09
I.ADIES

~ AsoNtc CuARr-bss received the Na.on,s
spAt BY : L. Cfoss, q. l.. Aithc bsas -ioscof
HFle, 81 IRnRR-
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AfARRItGEl'

lt"n.thescd with rescrence 10 its elects upon Human
- Health and happiness.
llh. MORRILL, wouid respectfully announce. thai NC
WI refcst his select Icciarrs 20 Gentlemen exclusively.
utoh me fhySi"ioeN 81 the sexual - STEM. of iein OF fGr.
= On fctsssr, NvD>EssAx aud Tnr asasr evenings.
nrr, eih. pfh ard iOth. a. the nETnopisr rRa1esrA~r
ei.H'H. iurnsriy tbc nA-pnic Hal. Markef street.
90 o',tlsne OF LlcinFs. psrtic nlars &c. ,cc small tifis.
AF 10 scntlenIcn ouiy. ioaihs under n ,ea-s ~
arr rot adHsiiies-LeciHr uin commenced al o.elock
tdmleioh2J &c. 70 ~ PAD a. The dnof.
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LADIES
fIShEf hase artivca a. las. tl,o.e lnn- t.,kca &,
ileidsf Cor bre-sss- We ihiHk lsas ne s.aawl.,
49, ~ tfald. "e have just received a. aeoad deal
ari DIS ssy ciher l~IfFo.e. We co,ssd nas IL Il. ~ 49,
y"p aay idfe ~ The richness of tts risai-. nae s,ersfv
- y" N"l, ~ thai Nsat drcs~es CONE AID lssk la .osS.
l"fla Do. Gaia Plaid DO HAW slfk -. Ne 49,. -
"pened this moratng a fsV very rleA Tafkerle.as-sss
. -" eoafie snIcF estFs 40.
JOHNSTON q ngaRYultgA
NO III zNseAr Row, Aasa -.
DANCING ACADEMY.
mi AoAME BLAioHE. having ty.n detained IA
s dirAufghh - severe uadisposalon IA ber fa,nifs
would re- aecffuiiy inform TIE ctfisa,s fNvt.ts
t'es"f} tbai rir coinatrnces lsrr ssdss,Io, isas.ls
a o~2nesess Han. p~e. 3.
FOR SALE.
FYxo CLOSE AN EsrATE. ~, T,.xz,
- Aao"n - the NIXON LANDe.-i We,
saess.tp ~ ~hinsiop County. FsRa'a. low b ~ y,
-he1 ~ 1eofge King aud Marcus Germ. yer fr,,s-
Dee & COW NIRm)cn.
WEebinston. "a.
tZfEN hALEs Blown Nusisns s.-, s,,.,.s
l TAiLANT q BEIATIAIN
= I04sles. Wha.~y slsntet. h..
TALGANT& a bRLAPLNiS
~ SAsks sAeia Couoa jost received -
lALi.ANI a D~EI.AFLNIN.
- bALEs Bsfres and PiaiD Lsn.,y. ~,
IALi.ANF b~ELAfIATN
- hAi.ks Csnlbn Rlasuoi. ,.,.,v.,
fALtANT kDFIGPTRfy
-. ASSl6NEE'S SALE
~ Nsanoafsy morning. Dee as fss
HHres.. I. we TEL, Chsiys. Rof.,sss $780,.
wbo,a b, me- n.aamg, Do coods a.. o. ssesSai -
Dccs, WV HALL,
Aaa4aA.-
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EfscT-r NHRieTuss PREsENTs-NccAI-
LfEtX - Lih lfAh ihk DAY received Ilc pFcs-
49, ticf Wais ard tax Tor shiier-n, EVER
81 5000 scu West az the AonntAius. Just tho
Br<S\ fhipE FOR Christmas OF New Year pre-
fTrc<Aseai csiiso~a.
peca. MecAILAN
phAE onet Can.. s"cyy syie % OEter eGq- bisa sc
IS eeiyed al Mecs,lsnis, rs Nuiu ares<.
HtIr. splendid siler MAJ -iik Hats for Tho Dol
HSe leFs cash, ~ handsome and geod a. th,~e nsu ally
roid for - Cal sud 80 thsn Al MccHf.LAMS.
ESUR HATS forone Dollar cache
- MeCALLAMS.
RouGE. RorGE powder and Liquid Rourr, = uIpe-
80 uor , rcnch s,ttce for sse ny
pess. 10 THoRNnRook.
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ErGUNE SUES new sas.s. M Altar Gan. a. :.
10y ELLIS, III Main stress
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-05-29
Call on NOrth.CarOlina.

We learn from On Extra received On
Tuesday evening last, from The Raleigh
Star Office, that The President has nade a
call on Gov. Graham for 600 volunteers
from this State, 10 be held 10 readiness 10
march at the orders Of the Government.
Now here 10 chance COR those paIriOe
gentlemen who were so On1ious 70; anne1.
alton and thought there would be 10 wa
with Mexico. We shall now see bow ma.
ny viii step forward when their service,
are expected 10 be needed.
We learn that The Raleigh Guards hay,
resolved to oHar their services 10 the go,
eminent. Here is chance for Cnpl4l
Bayne's company