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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-12

~ tuANCEEY, In The Circuit
u.u Superior Cont az lac ,rJ
Snhem i.1nldlu e. alS Chanccry for Ohio COMMIT ""'
II - MI toe decree rendered by the said Cg,irt 4,
'ne above named cause, ON the sth day az Fe'grusry
' '.t Undersigned. the Commissioner iberrb, s,r,,i,
~ iu proceed lo cell Of public auction. teC.re The frnn,
""ui % lhe 'our House Of said County ofOhio on NoS
nA ,llh 'ih nav uf SErTENuEu. Is III. 10 The hi.best ~
I't,hiN actcs oiland situated he said county OF Obio ,,d
ms near ihc city 81 Wheeling. aud which was sod ~
tny ,.u w llIiam Iamhdiu hy W diam Cliapiine. aud (,
,D"uI'" = l'inWs Beginning a. a stone corner ia n
| w u"io'ch' ana tu The line dividing The lands ~ XViuisa,
,i'p.iie and John Eol. thence <. IS T.. 80 pnies 10 a vL,,,
""h tNthce ?. ~ y. 20 poles To- a stake. Thence G.,..-
SW 9iTision line, n. - y. - poles to asiake: theme y
~ ~ lo,e-, To stake % poles west of A sugs, To-,
Sef"sf To- 's!!houn; thence Ma W. u poles y G,l ia
~ w slt-N. " w. I'm. 20 ". D. lO-N -
pul,sln Wuodcock's corner thence a iu, 80
"1gd,9cks lines. - " asl poles To the ieripning '"'
LH.iH ~ SALE-lhc above tract III land viii d,
sol on q %etediiof siS. Twelve ANp raurrrN N.srn.
'' Nc uef on sale, each lustalmcut 60 hear interest fr,,,
.uS' i'ii"d ana Tie purchaser o. give Iond aud GOOD sen.
iNl if ihe said insiaimcnis aud the title 40 H. rcto,,.ca
?. ."teha. money Be- Paid iu fun. The said frsri
= t".n 20 To- 2 sold %e1lJcetto modidrafions meniigpeJ ir
=, Itnd'fcd hy the said Couu in tbc rn.c III u,,'
cfuN Nuodcnck against William Cbapfipe 80 10.
pronounced tho .6ih of Juuc. 1916. '' '"'''
ISAAC w MITCHELL.
''" " Commissioner.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-12
= DILLON,

A#N..HAN F- o.
CHEAP rs JIE CHEAPEST
mast : MARKET Sr. a Jew dior. b,.
EL low the Post Otfce. haze surpii,d gcm
scl,es Win o new nnd large engine nnd ,,lc, ~,
lures fer their business Boo % superior .f,lc aus att
Ter bfmseltes 'bat wish len years ENPERIE\Cf
they will be able 10 onier he mosi perfect sails.
tartoR.
They carry on nc House AMI STEAM.
BOAT PLUMBING in 40 tis branches
LATE AND IMPROVED PATENT PIPE.
49, homogeneous wuh toe -maramcmr,f $50
have received and wtli be constantly r,.,,ip,
zui prepared DO supply ihc alpse ripo vh,Ir.,l,
nnd rIsl, oi de hest qIoiuy. auI os loW as % can
&C. btd m uc country.
They hsye constantly on tuI UtItr,ts ~
various e. fuJtinn. hfutf.f SETTLES. v-4t,r.I,.
ei>. bath 'uh bot ami r.lf shower H.. M. ~.
tort icf bleaching, y]trwfeaI arr ran. at
r.mns, rafcnf beth rHuIs Iraf t.,.. .t ..,
o., sheet lead OF auy HIllur-- l.l v.,..1 ,,
M nny manner OF iDfm. Wy
Walet Couduei.i IaIaa-u ,,f,r pine. tf.p
tprnR- 40 tasuf1g f.u.c. r t.s .0Ir
Superior pnmp- ior c"uDt.g Veil. .f.e.r En-
rInrs Sc Sc.
Az order. thankfully tc.c.grl 1ad ruo..g
aIy attended fp
srTfW PDWER.
For mauuilc sfIrg purpose. CON Do rraf.rI
iu several dt.IUIu.u. uI mt.I.nI... I.
~ story 0i thrH building, or oa ib, efolnH
fo.f af very modrfafe frIi.
Whesina ArHl q, iG.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-12

w Triumphant. Cure follows cure IN its victorious
career.
DAYTON, February iitb, 1915.
Mr.. J. W. Whitmorc-Dear Sir-Ax YOU are the r..fu.
lar authorized agent IN Dayton for the sale OF DIR. MS.
tar's Bs'sam Of Wild Cherry, / take this method of max.
ING a statement of facts "a YOU (Which 1 hope viii lie
Published io the world IA reference To an almost miracu.
Balsam.
Language fails 10 describe the saluisry effects II produ.
ced, aad the great leneit I derived ironi It's use.
The cilizens of Dayton aud is vicinity wei rccolicct
.hal ON me eih OF August last, | received serious injury
rom The explosion at a cannsn. \ portion Of its con.
tents entered my right side and breast, aud IN all prohabi.
ny sohe fragments or splnicrs ct tie Taurod passed
through the "plura," and pierced ihc lungs.
Aims critical stage, a messenger was dcspa'chcd TO
Cincinnati, aud a celebrated physician Of that civ WIS
consulted. When lac was made acquainted with nv st.
uat'"i' ne remarked that. nothing could lc done hy Imcdi.
a. hh' u thc constitution Itself was not strong enough To
My friends now ]despSircd Of my recovery, aud had
notaIthil GROUND 81 hope To survive many DAYS. For
l9noiely stthis J9nciuro saw one Of DR.. Nisiar's Pam
lni'i' 'h'ilol amhl Medical Guide, or Treatise en-
'Nau'lNion ~ lho I"ngs. Arl had Cnen heard oI
dl ing men catching a. stTSws. and I fci like doing 80 my
,,,,ti - u, I, .ua1'i, "' ny phyiscians' sent 10 YOU sof
. ~ 81 vac mediciuc deseulcd, va: Wisiar's Baisam
OF W id Cherry, which relieved me Immediately. AGcr
restored to q healthy s'afc-GI uom tie hcaiiur and I,I
rN mIuenee and powerful medicinal virtues OF Nista4's
Were q not from The oN'c-nal INJURY I received in M,
shoulder aud arm, by thc explosion. I feel confident that
sn!lihnr0 but this was prevented.
~ exposure, l have since taken several soy ere colds
ana NY gnl{ remedy has lccn tie Bsissm. Aud now
."s1 cordially tseonncod the genuine Wis,sr's Balssm
w. 50 "'. "' "Hi's'i WIN Aold~. coughs az Liver Com.
l,"i's. ! CONSIDER u an invaluable mciiche-a real
blessing To tic world. ANY person desidng further n,
"'i""ion may CALI oa ic ~ ans time. Nours. g..
CHRiSrorHER y. SMITH.
tty Of DAYTON.
montgomery CO. Sia'co Of Ohio.
S'i'cilicl and sworn toicfurc me, a Jas,icc u tho
lcace, This llh day ofTebIuary, i~s5.
EHENEIER FONIEH
testimony Of three highiy respectable citizen. Of
10 TON, Iu continuation ofbc Above. ar
Ne,itc undersigned, Icing Intimately shropsiut,l win,
M. snih. and having seen and watched over lit, ~.
2n'guy during hs late illness. do nor hesitate In say that
,Ne .oi,-o,,s y l} 30 means an exaggerated statement.
hat b. entitled 60 ul tIc,i.
ATlSNth3 4. l.. TOVT
>. u. N. nOnSON,
HENRY ". SMITH.
Sold m Wheeling hy JENpR
'kJ~ El,, Druggists. ian a
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-12
ANDl CAEPET WARE ROOMS.

Tibf keep constantly nn hand a ,.,,
a. % superior Mahogany. French and &C..
U. .,t' = Ialft Sofas. ? lcr and cad rrLf,i
l.. h.0-''aI-, Toilet Stands. as.,rfsI +,
All 't.u other Article NJ thc Ia,ef ..
y HfH,Iufc ever oHersd m uHs ctf
r.r i."hmE Glass ri8re.. oil y
.Nft ffdwrs nu band and nist. q.
. I " consisting OF Feather prf. ~.
v.r wy lIaf 2 1'uH. Uust. sufng ..5
HIa"k''f guiia. Domtl-t. 'r'N
'i .L kUHd-. Together tfI, ,,..
...eH ~ src. ou hsrd and ra.l
a"' Yer N ludlow Hmds. Windr,
Hf "sya1te1 ltH, Isaf Grsflt, ''
i'a 'i'ih. Vanish. sIsa..s
H.rt rr l"ct-. n.usfs.
ia.. ' "'ih and sHd iUH. f.
n.'. iIFrIs Poo So BOO r,art article rl De-.
H'H tHU t..rr. usH.
"il.rHi Ut tsr,. r..
.'a -sItf Ha Ia. $50
N.H. ..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-12

A CCORDIoNs-A f,sf DE- r. ,n,
n ond snRie Keyed Acc. riinus lssf y,,,.J
'IIh. ''f mrn end 1ars-f head gnre,. s,
POI i''fy iHH FLUTES from I TO- ( kr,s g.t
.1ipy 'i 'ta"Icys celebrated duIf ,,sI Nc.,U..
N''I' ald briwc,ns of tI sz.s Al,,.r E :,
'I','f n''on i1.rtes ae lanI by he g,.
.'" "l.'" Wag.fs vrbs ge0,,f ,s
,.,r h.' p .msI af,lr,r ODD
tii'IOE UMs.f
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-12

q FEW MORE" ofthose White pcayc, u,,s lon
- an a. JlMESoN's. No. iCg Main street. and gc,
you VIII Ind them the most economical aud
peasant Uranium cover tor thc hn, season. Also a I'm.
oi superior Mole skin Hats Of the latest style.
'Ny nm a large assortment Of al the dilorcut uual.
ne "i Hats and Cans manufaciurrd OF choice nI,,cr,Sis
49, ~ uHo tcSt OF workmcr. winch are offered To pur.
.N'i = Mh"itsS'c or retail az very low prices. Also /,
large and superior lot OF White and Black Wool Has
~ W. ". JiMES0N.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-12
-. -. BF.gRFsER.
DEAFNE CURED,

COMPOUND KREOsOrE ACOUSTIC OIL.
Ifot the cure Of DEAFNESS. mains ana r,,
ulS~chafgeo matter from the ears, also 1I
'"'7c "lsHettcablc nnIscs. like the buzzsuo a.,
Insects falling Of water, whizIug Of sfcsm. a r
g. winch are symptoms of approaching a, AZ
us ana also generally attendant wth Tho SIS.
case fof sale ~ OK J C~RIMBAtKER.
~ NO l7l. MaIn.SL SnIc AGENT
Ihls medicine ls highly recommended and ma
"ipl"u' ctIuHeolcs are gwen, hy v.ry re,rc,f
winch % bias ieriouu,d.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-12
TItUSr SALE or a Io.rS

= virtue of a Deed 81 Trust executed bv Rote,t
- p."1.ntld' tearing date on the 10th day Of March,
u ite' aed 10 Tie Clerk ONCE Of the County
, ,Ll "n 'e lilndty 81 August neNt, proceed 80 seii a.
n al''lln' ~ Nie tiont door ftbe Court House Of o.
,Tc - - Et"ue9, 20 VT lots No. seven and eight, situate In
ptc ~ ~ /" W. eNJ ~ wheeling laid out by J. A q.
8p"" F" "i which IS : brick. and upon the other a fame
D. vested in me by said deed Of tnist. "' "'" VIC -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-12

VIE SUBSCRIBERS beg leave In irG,.m
h'F customers ord he public i.nt tic lrc.
~ 'oli"nnee they have received. hss ui,,eJ
"'m - iii'feaso tbeIt machinery. 90 th.i ih,v n,s
NV prepared 10 al all ortsfs pu mrtly. with n "a.
''" uf"''e OF refined LARD OIL. wh ri We
"arraui cqucl 10 any in th, Ip,p All ~
''ii"' a. % can be brought from any The, m,,tc,
OF WARREN & LIST
''"u hand Tor cXa orauon 1T ilc OH AID Candle
! 'r'Hfv pn Market alley w, 4, ",'''
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-12

VI trrut y
'crc'ia ". Io0uis Admir- 81 afN of I.s0 .
Tor ONO County. June. tri6.
DECREE TuH ACCOUNT
AIaIH ff"H

CECILIA ". ioomts Admir- o. afN OF law s.J 49,"
for ONO County. June. trHs.
DECREE ACCOUNT.
NbSTN tCr
u MON fHc uf4irf moffuI oftre said rDtruf4t,a.,
49, iHt 'nur doiH uJfsige. nrIcf srd fr.fr. tI.f IN.
''fe fftrrcito james A. Clarke. ga. rraflt. to..
'nrf~ "i iniTt uuft. le tatt aHI .ttt. ault ANA -
.H' pr count flt,r NHfBsu. Aimn-.r.tur ...'
i +" Iiaf F'fr I'd. 900 erHft rrrIH RI. f.. 4
ascertain end fepuu sHrt r,a a.. .st. .t.i
'',Ht NJ i"'Wis tIrf seIfai Hf ert# frI. t aud &C. g..
'' clue iIerf"i tHi es' vbsf rc.I osts.r 60 ~
W'ifi snH d. .r'ffI u|HT t..stf Boo. 44fU .e .r-..
i'H QUO Na'.c ata.NI. cool fHa. said t.ur.
.'I .i 'H' '.it nnrI..rs ..a t.H... b. t. E.n
~ .n aud r,rIu. 10 proved. VH. \.
'd% tNrIrH. auI H..u.r.H... Cod l
~ s"f 'r.''a ~. i.HIis. f..f .
, IH"m..'H. Hr fIrfI Df IIrHr. Ia .u....t
ne as iuf frd rr.a.c r.ae.t..
i-If.I,f urIsF AID H@|iarft.e .aJ fs.f ..
II 'l..'a 81 IHsuis. dead Irt-r..
H'|- f"IH.' tus tIre draFt ...f
f. ,' come bon ant prove tne .1r, K .a-
q rfr'HfrHrf dew fr ut.t ID, 49,.
cas-. police .HF#H.f fr rf.tr.f..F
Hn.i.a .H NHc.HH ftd tHsf hr r.,
.' .H f"Hf u.|l fI t..t.....f ..4s
f 90 fr ,arltHy f0r.e| I'd
"li-ih 1 ut.r aIt.s lsl.u nlarrtslt.
+ Do ...' ... -Itt d.t ...I.n fI u. .
HIfr.. "A itiaiIf
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-12
II MI. y.

II W. nt
TRtIr RER y tONFECrIONFn.
~ As JOS, received q splendid Nsoftnen, Of all the dif
IA iCfeut Kinds. To wi:
= noNos splendid ffc-h Oranges,
3 Doves do Lemons
q n0zcn splendid frcsh Pine Apples
\ tine loi uf fresh Cocoa Nuts,
~ drums cNtta fine Pigs
adfun- kSisius
ahoNeS Biuc Hand DO
\ large kcg sp,cNdd fresh I amatinds
1 dozen lars fresh fmncs
I large ket fresh Cuuauts
2bo1cs Bonns Peach Leaf Tobacco
q lars fresh Canton Preserved Ginger
! ffai splendid Dates
gloycs extra iuc Rcd and White Rock Candy
4 large nal Fresh son Shened Almonds
/ \ large lot 81 an thH various Kinds Of Nuts
/ \ tine lot OF RECALLS, CassidoTc, Principe and Havana ca
Esrs
I 4 Neg uf pimuth. Lancaster Rappco snuff
Together win q general assortment OF the first quality
, Of oufeciiunary TOO numerous 10 mention. all OF which
I, sire will sell wholesale or rel AL al her store On Monroe Il
opposite tie Merchants and Mechanics Bank. jo&
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-12

MARBLE AND FREESToNF
FH1iiE suh.crhcf ihlnlIuI t, ,,,u., 49,,
- I'rus Old hose w1nli e aor thing in L. I,,.
i' 70" l'm before rntsi7.srg clevb,tc. lie 3,
'nd VIZ n' receiving o. fine i't ofa1 rc saf,us
hind- 0fN thle ordered. which. rs.t.,, 90
FORMER si''t We VIII sell nf rrs af6 c.,,,,. ID
lowing hm d1y rsgcs &C. orfJ oe. Ie I,. ,.,
go bond nH' making NANTLEs NONuNfrNTs
TONES Hfhp 7rd roor of ,ar us zes arl M,
irrs. and ai Icltf trn per rfrf f.ssrsf hoo i.
FH'shufsh onler addressed through fhr T. - or
hoe 90 'nl oi"nf lommr..l"n H#usrs thark 'nn, 81,
''.'.. '"' I'''f'f '%'sn-'i Any J % costing 70
y re3' no charge ms teuru.r
MirAtELJ ROMAN.
MafI'o a.f FIrss.urf Wstle,
tv Mint Doc 90 rluI $50 IS Lose, ,.l o.,
tfsfNrf af.fI MHf.Ir4 a..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-12
q
MAIN q QUINCY STREETS.
sNHEELlNG. VA.
HAMILTON Ann 80

WAREHOUSES NO 7 MONROE STREET
NiE SUBSCRIBERS are prepared 20 make
and keep constantly on hand at the aboNc
establishments. all kiuds at Castings. Cooking.
Franklin. Balloon and Cannon Stoves. ui aIl stzrs
aud patterns. Hollow ware. Wagon Boxcs. Pipurh
Castings. Gmics. Flat lmus, Sncar aud Mash XII.
ties. -. a complete oss,ttmebi We have luSi
received some splendid patterns fot Patlot Grt,s.
The ncatest ever brought tu this cny Persons WI.
intend building are respectfully requested io exam.
re 'hcm hci"fs purchasing auy uthcf kini w
have q large quantitv OF patterns fnr Mil Geaurg
'hc best ~ the plsre. ~hirh we Will make h. order
at the lowest rates. also Ibtcshinr Machine Cast
iugs We Will also continue Co mauuiacmfc a.,
otdrr,ni kinds Of P.ouehs complete. used ~ nae.
section oi country, ahd Warranted equal 10 an,
made IN the Western country. we Nhl warr.s
eii oar Casiings aud other work duuc at oar cstnh
'shment. and as cheap a. eau Toe made IA Pin.
bnfgh. Cincinnati or amy oihcr e.tahlishu cat j.
ms city. Persons wishing To- purchase any aricl
ia our line will please gave N. cuil aud eaam,n
Tor themselves.
M HAAlI q SANnCk IN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-12
GHEAE'BAy CAP 81 a. a,
EIIAN EnMONDS.

Together with q rcucula.sptlnru Of IlIt~ oi eve,
~ DESCRIPTION, liat Gases. &c. Persons wiriiug IT,
purchase Ihc above UrI,lc, are respectfully mNucd
90 give htu % call. m ihc ruom formerly ocrupcd
't John W Bcrv. as e Cutdarc Si,r. dc, 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-12
DARE And HOGE.
MANUFACTURES AND WHOLESALE AND RrTAu
DEALERS ~

o'''oA 81, South End Of 1IarLei Square.
- WHEELING. "a
AVE always on hand, aid mike q, nrycr H.
AA Tho most Fashionable and sur., ar s,,L.. "
no Beaver Hats Fame NJ | Siik
do -, Nc , do
~ h'>S'a ID No ] Cancy
Nn } 'ns-'moro Do No | Musk
me c!"Ih CAPS Geuts' SIX velvet
'"''hs ~" d' luiqn's' do
Gems Sdk Glsz.dto P,,, ,,J a..
M. D''~,u 81" every description
ICY I"N"' We n%Uehiion oi Merchants through
."' e"u"ify 10 ih'r os'ahl.tmanr. rs they are nor
10 he surpassed ia qualify uf masurncnre. or
'"eapHc-' OF rr'ce, by any house IN lhc West.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-12

~~eN fOCo LBS EMP ROPE
.CCO q" Mauiis Rove
l:tna.,k zoo F" OSsum
Ai sUO e Packing Yarr
EtbEtsETC- 40 dozen Bed cords
10 DO PLOUGH Line.
10 do Trpt Lines
10 do Ssrkmg L.scnes
10 do Awning Cords
100 pair Blocks escorted sizes
3ilis Parh
IuHclhcr with = general assortment NJ email ,.o.L
sIeh ~ sash Cord. CiUck Cord. Loon, Cord ClsIk Iing~
mas9h Lines Fishing Lines. Hemp. Cotton and Crsss
sciucs made Ia order. on may az
Jihe % C0rfsrc Store W.t., &c.,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-12
TRANSNIVANIA TNIVERsIT,
PATENTLARDLAM

CLEAR LIGHT AND MORE oy IT
ia uANE Just received a lcautifnt a.sortu.,, -, -
ls"'"ir' y" winch tie attention OF Inc riti,cns ~
lnscii"f ana IS vicinity b respectfully -oIiri,ci ~.
l'f,i S ci'iallo iic Test s.cun on, is euttrcl, 80 60.
OIL. ""' 'he price Of sperm
am mo-" prepared to supply the public win, p,,l.,
i''.i"h or side Lamps; asa Cloies, Chiuners -
lamp "ichs al for sale ~ No. 100 Main sfrset. {vbo"SS
~ l'-U A.. 4. FAIRCuun
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-12
nIECE GOOps-Jo.t re,,,Df lg
TALLNNT IEiAPIaIV
Nov Whit. co..

fes rsrss Catalg Prist
rase cob f4rfV f5 Ncfy 'nU.
= itvl &C.. Gre Elrsion GInst.ms
Mmrlaf fGrehams
a large BIelchsi Gp-rIs
Af.u as utru
Izhf' fcf fs.sHurfta. fue Ifner DrIfrr.
sud aHff ar.i ura.s hI Taller. irfe
ShFt HI 500 shlsts 23-Ap
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H.91N IND <.RpN,

- EsIECTFULLY informs hi. friends and
sN tie public, mathe has on hand AID man
h'ac'nTes a LARGE assotip eut o. Hats of he IA
rESr spring Fashion. whicb lac Will SgtL whole.
'ale or RIrAit a. Low # not Low Err han any
nlhel establishment in the city, l. OF he above
HITS are warranted 10 be OF Tie very hes,
MATERIAL aud workmanship, aud as for ~.
RABiltrr md COLOR cannot be ,urggSsci-
Cent? IN u Gre matted Ia CALI a examine for
thcmso YES. satisfied that he QUALITY and mice
Of ms Hats WILL riEAsE, = AVERY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-12
MOTHER ASTONISHING CURE.
DNNTON. Fehrnary mn. lsI5.

- BAlSAM OF WILD CHERRY always
lhant. Cure follows cure IN iis victorious
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-05-19
For the Galdru.

Mr.. BELL:-Permit me 10 occupy short
space in your columns, on a subject which is
beginning TO be talked Of among US, and one
in which some Of our best citizens begin to
feel lively INTEREST," mean the location OF
a road over the mountain, so as TO give the
best and most direct route TO the eastern
towns in this county from this place.
1t often happens that the first roads in a
new country are unfortunately laid, and 10
almost every town alterations become need
full TO satisfy the public feelings. Such al
terations are called for from Middlebury 10
Granville and Warren. route has been
! looked out and line run by quadrant up
the valley of the New Haven river to cross
he east line of Ripton TO Granville, on a
grade more favorable than was expected
when undertaken--at no place exceeding
degrees ascent. This has turned the minds
of many to the route crossing The Mounting
from Granville to Vergennes. This would be
an unfortunate affairlor Middlebury and Rip
tou, by diverting the east part ofthe County
to Vefgennes. Ripton would have TO build
a road altogether beyond her means; as The
New Haven river must be bridged times on
that ronte, and more liable than on any
other stream, to be destroyed by freshets
To overcome these difficulties. have turned
my attention for three years past. / have
examined. personally, the line up the New
Haven river, and know the report to be true.
hut know also from personal observation
that both Middlebury and Ripton have deep
interest in route more central, and believe
equally feasible. Standing on the summit at
the east line of Ripton al the same place
with the New Haven rOnte, / turn my eye
towards that branch of the Middllebury Riv-
err passing out Of the Mountain at the south
end Of Cobb's Hill, can discern on an easy
grade TO the settlements in Ripton, from
thence line has been run 10 cross The North
Branch and down on the north side of the
river 10 East Middlebury. The greatest
difficulty is found on Middlebury Mountain
and that can be overcome on easy grade
skillful surveyro can lay road. should
rhink not exceeding degrees elevation, q
have not had quadrant on this route, but
intend it this spring.) Could this be done,
Riplon would share in no costly bridges--ihe
road be opened in or near the centre of the
town. Granville would be brought nearer TO
Mddlebury, and Warren, by building road
10 intersect at The summit, would be 5 miles
higher Middlebury than on the present route.
and the Mountain passed on this side at a
a very easy grade, and on the other side
quite favorable.
This would give TO the cast side of the
mountain, the most direct route to the
County-seat and to the Railroad.
A MOUNTAINEER.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-05-19

ENLARGEMENT OF THE LOWELL Mills
The Lowell Manufacturing Company intend
20 greatly increase their works. The Carpet
Power Looms have been so very successful.
that 224 new looms will be set in operation.
The following statement will show the a.
mount and character of the new improve
menis which are contemplated by this COM
Pany: A carpet MILL for pa Power Carpet
Looms, 272 feet long, 13S wide, two stories
high.iwith fiat roof; lighted through the
roof by l60 windows in the form of pyramids.
Shy {; ell at the base. A mill for max
ing wors'ed and carpet filing 24O feet long,
by % feet wide, 5 stories high, 10 stand upon
the ground now occupied by the present car
pet mill. A machine shop, l4O feet long, by
46 wide, 8 stories high. A wooLhouse, a
bout 22O feet long, by 60 feet wide, stories
high. storehouse, about 400 leet long by
"a wide, story, A countinghouse, and Tor
other purposes, about 100 feet long, by "a
wide. story. And probably some two or
three blocks of houses.-LOTeH Courier.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-05-19

CONGRESS AND THE TARIFr.-The Union
conlradicts the statement of the InieIliuencer
that the majority in Congress intend 10 adj
Journ without interfering with the tariff. and
the Washington correspondent of the Eve
ming Post, calls the story wild and absurd,
and adds:-
In the conversations which have ofcoursc
been held upon this subject among persons
having authority in the decision oft, the 9th
day OF August has been spoken ofas the ter
mlnaiion OF The session. And yet MANY who
are disposed 10 do as much rs any others for
the dispatch oil business do not think il posi-
BILE in view Of all that rem aims undone. 10 get
away by so early day. Nobody among
the democrats thinks of an extra session. or
OF a change OF time for beginning the next
regular session.
The Editor Of the United States Gazette
learns from Washington that il is the deter
mInatIon Of the enemies of The protective syx-
TEN IN Congress, 10 limit if possible. debate
upon the tariff question, and force the House
TO an Immediate vote. II behoves all friends
OF the protective system in congress 10 be ut
their posts, 10 prevent the operation of the
gag-law."
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-05-19
For the Gdldry.
LIGHTNING CONDUCTORS.

Doct. Franklin first recommended the use
of lightning rods for the protection Of proper
~ and life. Experience has proved his the
DRY correct. while yet but few such rods are
in use.
l again invite attention TO the subject.
A Mr.. Eben Merriam Of Brooklyn, Long Is
land, publishes that he has kept aregister Of
the doings oflightning for over % years,and
has not heard of serious injury to any per-
son while in building, or vessel, when pro-
iected by any kind OF a lightning rod while
also, in l643. from May 1st to Oct. 1st,
he found noticed in our Newspapers, so
dea hs by Lightning. and a still larger number
in lS45' He has published report from a
Committee of the British Parliament on this
subject. No trace of injury TO person IN
the British Navy on board Of any vessel
when her conductors we're up, unsupported.