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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-21
CONERLEr AND CARPET FACTORY
DAVID KENNEDY.

MAIN sLRgtT, South WHEELING.
ENbEES his ihanks TO The pubic Tor the IilcraI rat
orihc same '''' continuance
He has Thoroughly repsireI ard improved his n,ucbin
~ ahd now manufactures and sell whoicsa e or re-
's''' new aud beautiful article uf
SIisis oSyerle's Eugs, plain and striped
or all OF which he has a new styie of patiern
us,"n WON m weaving CaTes, Rugs Coverlets
Al kinds ofFancy ard blue coioring done to order
W@,i ahled bright and not 20 ROT the yam.
I'm IN pisss si1 as low as any IN the west, AVID he win
'eehF' september %; ls46.-om
Extract OF a letter nom Martin Cbi,teraon
DR.. JOHN E@FF & SON. Dear Sirs-Af,er b,,i,,,
een severely afflicted Cor years with Dyspepsia and tyy
ing great many kinds OF medicines ia vain nave no
Ndenially fallen in with your Tonic and AMI. Dvsncn
ue RUS aud think they sovereign remedy Tor Tie
herewith enclose You $40, and wish You to forward
the amount Of Mcsss Henderson & Pondefson cleveland
Ohio for without delay a. there are gyest ,,,, ~
this vicinity wen myself that desire 10 obts ,b
medicine an' SIRE very ,esRe g. yours
This medicine eau he obi MAaI - Saif TENDON
rcisil OF pRVop - ~ III !, ,' 1
OCT General agents for the Proprietor.
pLANKETs-Fine blue Blankets for making eos,s a,
~ very reduced prices Fine white 1911 Blankets
common do OF every size just received by
sep 20 ---------- sENsENEY.& RHODES.
WANTED IMMEDIATELY.
n BOY Is or 10 years OF age, a. an apprentice 10
IA Learn the chair Making business Apply TO
ELPRAT~r. Chair akcr
S'P'V-" ITO Nam street, Wheeling
BOSTON CAPS.
IN New and beautiful style Tor gentlemen, at
~ sepaa Main street.
GENTS DRESS CAPS.
SPLENDID article just received a,
a. sep29 McALLNMs. Main street.
READY MADE CLOTHING. BOOTS
AND SHOES.
TIE snbscr er offers large stock OF the shovc q, or
Naie sale al prices far below the customary store rates
al ms AUCTION Rooms, Market Square. Bargains M be
had ~ gaining early WIN. HALL.
sc1 - Auctionocr.
N OOD SCREWS (prise rcd,ice.l Locks i,fches ,n,,
hinges aud building materials generally for sale low
sep" HENRY NORRIS.
GgTEEL ard Eras. head shovel and Tongs plsin and
- fancy Walters Brass Csndlescks Tea cities r a.
Tie Knives aud Forks, Brushes OF all kinds &C. Just re
eeNed ~ sep9o HENRY NORRIS.
FAMILY GROCERY, NO. l.
= PBts CIDER VINEGAR. warranted pure for
= ~ sac BY sep@s woodrow.
SILKS. SILKS.
I a 7 ihe now che ~ Store Of NN R\TLEY In Tho
Is room infmerIy occupied BY Sir. Isaiah Cooper
nearlr opposite the North Wes'ern Bank Main s,rte
besuufii n"w style paid and striped chameleon Siks
tas luefe aid Th 81 shaws IEtes. Miis Gloves Six
'Ssh"sfc and cotton Hosiery &C. all very cheap. -
ACCORDlONS.
| Single ard Semi tone French.
JUST oPced hnc To- Of = 10 and "a keyed NccOrdi
/ oIs Of superior quality az low prices nv MEIIOR
| Oe' 40 y" % Union street.
JAMES ~. M'MECIEN.
/ ATTORNEY AT LAW.
fourth Street, two doors South Of The Court House
Wheeling. Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-21
&ssO.OssO

Grand Consolidated Lotteri of Delaware and
Georgia--Class No 10.
To be drawn 5; WILMINGTON, Delaw are, on Saturday
October y, 1870.
pr.ze OF s:0CoO, ofIo 600 orf eco. OF 1900, &C.
20 nnmher3 II drawn. Tickets SIC: certificate Of -
wi'oies lle, shascs in proportion.
SMALL FRY LOTTERY.
Draws as follows throughout The month ofOcio,tr.
Draws on iuosdays--capifal priHe $4,000.
Whole Tickets ~ certiLeeie of package whocs, SIP
shares in pfOnuf' ion.
Draws on Thuisdays-eapi'a' prize $1,000
Whole Tickets 81; certificates OF package whoies Ella;
shares IN proportion.
Draws on Sauidsys-oaptai prize $1,000.
Whole Tickets 81; certificates ufpackase whoios Sli;
shares in proportion.
Address your orders 10
n. l.. DORSEY, Wheeling, Va
- u FIhe drawings will lie published regularly IN the
Times, aud aso IN the Argus. Rcluemle r
n. l.. DORSEI'S Lucky Office,
oct % WHEELISo. Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-21
CAPSl CAPSn CArSlll

CAPS! CAPSll CAFSM!
Tusa received few dozen OF Mems fine ilne black
- Cloth Cans. sep 20 TODD & HOWELL.
FtEN dozen mems Fur Bound Cloth CO inst cccved
- scp"O TODD HOWELL.
- EN1's hne siouch CAPS
~ sep:O TODD A. HOWELL.
EfEW DOZEN Oregon Cars, new style
- seps9 TODD & HOWELL.
11oYS' hneCioth Cs.s
Ao sep;0 TODD a HOWELL.
VUS'r received a. the Black Mammoth Boot dozen
" ofRoys half navy Cloth Caps
se7 70 TODD HOWELL.
% DOsEN Boys Texas Cars
q Artisfe do
We've, do
Tla.rsca
40 tre South end Of Nagkci squs.c.
ego TODD & HOWrLl.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-21
SONS OF TEMPERANCE.

UWetrs Tor ne neTt QU0rIcr.
wheeling Division, No. IL, meets ON Mon
roe sueet IN Hornbrook's Buildings every
Friday evening, at Ga o'clock.
VIM. h. GALLY, ". p.
Il. J. STONE, II. S.
Virginia Division, No. %. meets on Mon,
roe st, IN Hornbrook's Buildings every We'd
nesday evening. at 81 o'clock.
TH0S. NJ. GALLY, ". p.
+. X. BEsHoRE, II. S.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-21

~ w CO. IDS
TUSr received stock Of Talland Winter goods
~ by sep b * X MARSH.
CHARLES uENDHY.
Corner Of Vino aud Water SIS. ST. Louis
Missouri
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANT
AND
WHOLESALE pEALER IL LEATHER OF ALL KISps.
- LII Goods Produce consigned ca-e for sale
~.s@ or forwarding, viii receive my personal and
prompt attention.
Manufacturers and Dealers in Leather Horse cons-r
Wooden Wares Saddle Tree, Nails, Taeks RAIDS Glass
Ware Dried Fruit, Liquors, &c. are respectfully solicit
Ell ~ favor ne with her eonsignmenis.
NTsFr -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-21

~ IBBoNS Hosiery, Cloves, Fancv sik Fringe I'm.
- hrOidefed Jersey ahawisl Nous re iainc Isrre
Size six, Black. wsoi and Thhet shawls MAY ius Ne
rIno. hlack HIh Nclvei. lusl Icedhy .MARsHEs.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-21

~. tfrr.YL gr at-frs'e tr
< rRYor q rstLL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-21

TSATENT SCALE BEAMS, from 500 10 lcco rs for
- sale hy OFT & GREER.
"A MEXICAN HAND SAWS of superior quality,
r@A. received by OFT 4 GREER.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-21
WOODEN RAM pOyr.

IN DOZEN Wooden Rand nosts Just received o. fhe
~, Bisck Msmmoth Booi and elll soJ y tl.s nest
oet 30 TODD BOWEL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-21
LOspM OUT!!
WATER ST. CHEAP CASH

CLOTHING STORE:
Second door beiolo the United States Hotel
IVheeIing Va
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-21
SILKS. SILKS.


PlANO-FORTES & NEW MUSIC
lust opencd superior Plano Forcs q American AZ
German Manufacture. OF crotch Mahogany eia-et
sfS oI Int.nuie. shaded Mahogany plain. } shaded
81 German Manufacture, furniture very eeran' These
instruments have teen selected by the sutscrsr with
Esst care ana WI Re warranted 10 purchasers and
Fottsiion fIon the sea board, for sac Nv MEILCR
oet. - 10 No 20 Union Street
NEW Music.
IUST received fine assortment Of fashonshle music
- consisting ot Nsrchos, Watzes. Nazsrkss Poikss
flr The Piano
A''SO, lan.cf Gee Ia'ed rianO PfscePtor
Ciafks bnfand's Pfmere with r variety
oI ffeceiors iyf Band aid other strunenfs fof
~ ! NELLOR.
ocf 30 40 Union street.. Whecling. Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-21

VIZ ooL, wooIn wooI.nt-I win pay the M.rke,
W price for Wool in good order at my ,v,1sp'a,sa
-" ".es" sliess j 1IRWIN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-21

80 doz spoilers, - doz Rays AThe: les 10 doL RAY
81 40 Is dor Rays I'd do just received and at
fuhilshers prices by a n HOhNBROOK.
Rays, Ginseng, BeoswSx and Feathers wanted in
Exchange Oct2O
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-21
lComnlMnicaied.l

Mn. EorroR--The Chroso Thermal system il tho only
RATIONAL one; Il treats the parts usually affected As
family medicine for inHamations, coughs, colds &c. I
know OF none that equal Dr. Taylot's Genuine Bal
sam OF LverwoTt. use IL in my family with my chill.
dren with The most happy resuHs-Snd called on tie
Doctor yesterday 10 RECOMMENDED ~, addition to its
ehTIty for s wonderful of consumption aud iiy
er complaints. The Doctor 10 ia extensively coun-
tertced AID purchasers should Dr. Leeds.
60 the beautiful stect engraving on each boteor what
Is hotter, buy Of the Doctor 37J Bowery.
Oct. 20, JAMES BAKER, AGENT Wheeling Va
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-21

"a BOY fifteen years of aze 90 Irrfn me ~ ,rfr
"a HkEtNg business. Application 81 st early rsf,
Say. hy ono who ear come wei recommended Is. nd no.
ceive favorable opportunity 90 LEARN frc lrsI-ss.
Oct 3, 20. A 90 FAtEGUff.D
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-21
HOME LEAGUE,
BOOT AND SHOE MANIrEA1,rnpV

& TEEL.--SAMCEL. NEEI. has just received good
- assortment of Jessos's hest Cast aud Shear steel.
Axe Steel, by ~ and So; Square ron of an inch 10
: "SNes- smear OF al sizes aug i3
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-21

AZ Ali.s-from the works OF F. r. of.p, a. c..
july " WV N''' TOT ip 80 ,y
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-21

W GOD SCREWS. (prise reduce) Locks Iaf cbes but,
Hinges aud building materials generally for sale low
~ sep 10 HENRY MORRIS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-21

Till SUBSCRIBER, after having hcon engaged for scvcra
- Yeas ~ TIC practice OF medicine, IN the BlOck !e
AIMS r0nse Of fcunsyivania very res ecin,llv o
res ms services 90 the citizens of hecne and vic n,
O.e on NAN street. near Madison, east side OF ne Wa
Wv v, 90 DR. I. NJ. nANIES
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-21

EYaAILOR's CANvAsS-ISOO yds Tai'or's Canvas,
- just received and far sale at Eastern prices by
TALBANf A. DELAPLAIN,
Oct 20, Monroe s.Ecci
- Brown MUsLIN-Ten faies brown musiins differ
- brands, just received and G,r SAFE very low hy
TALLANf & DELAPLAIN
a. Monroe street.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-03-27

Of peace, or wheihsr We are on the eve Of
an ouJbreaking var! The elniarrssEm-nt
in the p1vate affairs Of men is equally
pressing. The nslion possessrs . grea.
commerce. Now il is easy for gentle
man to say. Il dsrrgard commerce on Z
question Of the national horor." So do +
when that lie the question. IT the honor
Of my country is atlarked, I vii say. ia
The memorable language once used BY q
nembet OF the olher House, "rerish c)nr
merce!" But these are interrs.s net TO he
trifed with. Those great Interests Of This
country, in which are involved the daily
bread Of thousands and malieHs Of men,
are not 10 be pat in jporefdy forohiecb no,
connected IN reality sithrr with the hcror
mihp substantial ihterests OF the counry.
| wish, therefore, So soon es It r. practices
HE, to obtain an repression of tne opinion
of the Senate. n il shaIlbe me opinion oi
this body that il r. hest to give f,s naked
notice recommended in he Exerdtve mes.
pasp, that will throw the responsibility uIr
on the Executive 70 tn fullest extent.
am for getting question either on The ma
Red notice, or on notice in some modified
form, snch as shall express what believe
10 be- the Judgment 10th Of the Senate and
Of the country.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-03-27
rConcI4ded uFrt ,ccek.l

A lead mine said to yield rs per cent
rure Lead is said to have heen discovered
on the farm of the Widow norr in Rich-
and county.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-03-27

OSr Boof. BEsiHsn car6s, Hssdtils
md aH s'hsr kigds JET FT~k, rralg
dime a. Itis Osirt aJo- ne ulOsi rrassRate
rTHas, ard oa .helfhorsa pVice.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-03-27
TERMS oF.ADTERTIslNG.

TERMS oF.ADTERTlSING.
Three inssrtiohs. oRe ssHafe, s 90
Ersry sVbsrgHsEf inHfioH, eS
Largsi oH's "a PrePofoR.
A literal discount viH b givra 10 kose
gho adrrfiss bB me- Jpsr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-06
The Crops.

The Crops
The potato rot in its most putTid and offensive form
has appeared in the vicinity Of Hartford Acres of po
atoes roting in the ground; and those apparently
sound after being dug in three to six days begin de-
cay In half of them will become IRON one
fou nth to third literally The disease has also
appeared in Farming ton to an alarming extent.
we sorry find, by the last number Of the Fife
at the Springs that fy has done great injury the
wheat crop. many two hundred and ninety worms
have been counted in head OF wheat in that neigh
hprhood.- Montreal Times, LIST inst.
sonden writes that last years crop of wheat
in Laporte, Indiana, is estimated At 100000 bushels,
while that OF the present year. though equal quantity
il 10 per cent inferior in quality of the rust
The prise Of wheat in the interior ~ the lake
As cents. Other crops in the county looked
better.
The Maryland papers state that the wheat crops in
that State very materially injured The scab and
rust prevail extensively.
We have had some heavy rains this week, that have
proved injurious to the cotton crop Fears
tanned that the rain will bring the caterpillar; indeed
we have heard that have already made their sp.
pearancc Bayou BGuf. but do not know whether
il is true or not We heard that the chry of the
tsrilar to be found Ia great abundance the cot
ton on Bayou Rapides. The gentleman who gave the
Information is large planter and says he them
himself his crop. If they should turn out to be
the al caterpillar they will destroy the crop of the
parish entirely .-Red River, .dier Rep.
The product of corn in this parish it is supposed will
not be more than halt crop this The late favo-
rable weather may amend the condition of farmers,
but any thing like iull crop by means to be no.
been almost destroyed by being overfowed-.aroyees
PiAdger.
In an excursion through the country struck
with the dmInutve size of the cotton TO- the advanced
state VI the season. and to conclusion that the
crop must be short in conversation with those no
know much more of tue matter than we do, we learn
this must be the unless the most
rally protracted.-- Picksburg InfeLigencsr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-06
: PRIVATE DISEASES
BRANCH OF THE PHILADELPHIA COL
LEGE OF MEDIClNE

"a Nassau Strcft,
DARTlCULAR MOTH Z Patients residing in any part
Of he Unon BY writing full st-trm~n of their situa-
on let the disease be Of whit kind may-drlic
delicate private othe wise IL will be Consulted upon by
the Members who daily for that purpose and the
remedies, with directions forwarded immt datsy
In this instance the fee ISL which will include all
penses must be enclosed, post pad aud directed to
W. r. DICKINSON, Agent.
81 Nassau street, Herald Buildings,
Where of the Members-Docor McDounell-is III
slant attendance
THE SPECIFIC EXTRACT.
For the Of GonorrhG,, Gleets Structures weekne
Of the sexua nocturnal and all discha
from the urethr THIS pow erul diur~c sooner
other remedy discovered without interfering in
any way with business. p ic- 81 per pot.
SARSAPAkILINE,
Prepared bv the College is the prn ~ple Of the
nune Honduras II approved by the College for the
ment aud pains Of the bones syphe symptoms and the
train OF diseases inudicous Of
curry and un.kilful medical treatment Price, 81 per bottle
or 6 bottles for S.
NON.MERCTrRIAL BLACK DROP.
This va&p ble alter ative remedy in Syphilis bot
primary and CONSTITUTIONAL IL should be ed
dtey after the first Of tho disease Persons
who have sruptions the SIX nodes rheum
scrofui disease arising from Impure the
blood should not be without single bottles
$l-cases OF half a dozen, IS.
Carefully packed add forwarded all parts Of the Union
w. +. DICKINSON, AGENT, 81 Nassau street.
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MARITIME HERALD.
PORT OF NEW YORK. AUGUST O.
Cleared.

Cleared.
Ship Emerald, Buck, Baltimore Barks Argonast (Brem)
wulf. Cape Hayden, + T Poppe Adelne, Cloudy, Neu.
vitas Holt Owen Brigs Mermsc, Colson. Bermud a.
Middleton Co; Lady Of the Like (Br) WuEood, Bermu
da, Middleton Col Heeu Maria illis st Annx Bay, Jam,
Nr,mih 4 Walsh; W% Boothly tsrl Coek,sn Windsor;
g. Winaett; Islam Shscktord Passport Me- Schs Gal.
liant Mary. Ennis, 81 Johns Ne Mason Thompson; Por-
tia, Povius, Brazos Santiago Smith,. You Whining
NC; Globe White, BaltimoIs Ellen Ro.msn sher-
man. New Bedford; cambridge, Hall, Boston, Cabot, lay.
lor, do.
Tuesday-Ship afghan. Dyer Bangor; barks Barring Bro
tber Feeble, Glasgow; Avoa, Adams Turks Island; Her
schel, ADAMS Bsngor Bre brig hierony Hsnschdt
Sag Hsrbor; sehs Arsmnta sr Boyer Eleu.hera; Bonn
Dazzling, Phisdelphis; barge Albany. do
Arrived.
Bark Chatham Bearse from ,ionrova Africa June 30th
wuh mdse, To Howes Godfrey v Co u 3 ,rg Boxer aid
18th Cor Port Prays aud bark Southamden for do cath
Bark Rammahon Roy, Cuts as days from liverpool with
mdse, to captain.
Br brig Virginia, Nc Doua 20 days from Savannah Ia Mari
yamaica, with rum sugar &c, to souIe, Whitney CO..
Left no Am vessels.
sehs Ellen Perkins, Feusley, ssal July 49, with hemp &C.
to A Patrullo.
schr @ ODE, Abbott 7days from Washington, NC, with
naval stores, TO l. Mitchell
6eiow.
Bark Rio. from Orleans.
Also, lbrg-unknown.
Bark Tammere. fer Orleans; brig Othello for Brazos
Santiago; and Others.
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PAcxEr sHry AsHnuRroS Howlsnd will sail this nom.
ing for Liverpool.
RE,oerEp Loss OF AN AMEnIcAr snIrmA letter has been
this CITY, dated Halifax July 2eh written by
who had that day arrived from St yohns Fouad-
grain totally lost about ten fourteen
ago At ST Suits Bay. NJ could not learn her The
crew arrived st Johns Just coming out +"
The wreck Of schr Adene Hamn, at Cape Porpobe was
sold at suction on the sist ut for $50 2k The rigging
sails blocks. chain anchor were shipped for Bangor per
schr North B-ad. anchor aud 60 fsthoms were
not recovered.
QUEsrc, July 3The steamship st George turned from
Basque island ednesdxy pght where the the La
dy Peel she has lost her uddcr aud has likely
sustained some damage In her bottom.
spoken.
schr Elves from West Indies for Boston, of Fire Island
Aug sth
Bark Mandarin, Colby hence for Madeira July 20 lat 10 S.
Bnk u'sa Bliss, Creigh on, days from brsmsn 10 Bal
tmore, Aug l, lat % ~, Ion 70 i6
Whaiemen.
Sid from AUCKLAND NJ. ism 90 RUSSELL Sowle Of Dart
N uth aud Elizabeth, Clifford OF freetown both for South
Seas - -
Touched at Payt, April 81, Boy Parton Warren 100 VII
500 spm slay &C. John Edw Christian, o, 800 VIII 300
SPIN; June II Fankn, Barton, Warren, IrQspp.
Oailpaeos Islands May st, Martha Clifford Newport
go SPIN rrssdsn Brock Nant HOO Rousseao smith,
NIB 300 SPIN; Equator Matthews, do, 1850 SPIN
On Cailao May H. Arabea Babcock ST. 1900 wh 20 sp.
reported Jan ~, 1900 VIII 800 SPIN.
Ga Cost Of Zealand Feb agth Danl Webster stsrbuck
Nsnt 1900 bbis Had spoken Feb 49, Harvest C2fn Nsnt
$50 reported Fsbis SOL Heard IRON Feb 10. ohon RAY
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that all the Clay wings nor all the ifty-four forty
men, would have opposed Mr. Buchanau's APP
polntn-nt But know thar so vigorous aud de-
tsrminrd were his Opponents, he would not, in
the event OF his nomination goi.ig before tn. Sen.
ATE. have 90 msre IN majority.
Now, the editor of the Union, when he penned
the paragraph We above quoted either was or
was not cognl zant of these facts. If he was he
was Guilty Of industrious disipgenuousness-a
glaring suPIrfssio peri almost incredible in the
recognized organ Of the administration. If
hIblts sleepy ignorance Of passing events,
OF more than Rip Van Wrinkle proinndity-
incline to the latter surm,se, as il is the
most Charitable. The venerable gentleman
Several members are leaving already. Tho-e
who are IN The city attend most sednlously to
business There is always a great deal oil in
ou'try during the last week OF The session.
Gar,
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PHu.AprLpuIA, Aug. 8, 1916.


The weather continues Of that charming de-
scrlption that it is impossible for the inve-
terate grumbler to find fault with it.
The election for democratic delegates and con-
ferees took place on Monday, and the conse
quence is that all the candidates for Office are
calculating their chance for nomination, and en-
deavoring to increase them by protesting great
friendship for the delegates to the various bodies
who have to decide upon their claims. The
county convention, and the CITY and county con.
ference organize next Monday.
The outrages in Southwark and Moyamensing
still continue, and no steps have yet been taken
to arrest the offenders. A young man belonging
to Southwark was beaten this morning rear the
Moyamensing hose house, because he had
thought fit to express himself opposed to the re-
cent outrages committed by the " Killers" The
affair occurred in the Reghborhood of an Alder
mans office, but no arrests were made. The
officers OF justice in both strots appear to have
snccumbed TO the brute 70 CO Of the outlaws; and
are deferred by fears OF private vengeance from
taking part in The arrest OF those participating in
the outrdges which occur in their immediate vIcni-
iy, though they are very ready and active to expe-
dlte the arrest of the Offenders VI the assault -
co-lm tied in the adjoining district upon QUE oil
the gang who are located III their own neigh bor-
hood.
The roofs of four dwellings in Tenth, below
South street, were damaged ~ lire thus morning,
lhe bremen were very active, ana succeeded
IN exfingu shing the flames, without any uistuiD-
eiGe occurring among them
lhe telegraph lines East and South are both
now Ia good order, but yesterday they were both
az iaut. The New York telegraph broke down
last evening with the weight Of message for you,
presume, as the crcuit was broken while the
/ operator here was in the act oil announcing tho
confirmation Of Col. Page by the Senate as Col.