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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-28
wBDNESDAY~.... OCTOBER Is. 1910.
FREE TRADE

Il might perhaps aniuSe a loco ioco 10 hear
the sneedote repeated OF good wing who. il,
1898. frs; heard jackson called .'ihe peoples
candidate" and was 80 astonish,d aud alarm
Cd D. the title which seemed 10 him am cvi.
denoe OF TIA. triumph OF demlgogucs. that hs
commenced s,smmering and never recovered
from IL, but il did not amuse US, nor wer. we
amused on falling in company. few days
sincs, with loco loco Of some party dis,inc.
ton. and being driven into discussion Of the
party dogmas he had broached, we heard him
declare that he trusted the time would soon
come when the system OF tariff duties would
be abolished from the world, aud trade be free.
Then, said he. we, the people OF America
possessing, as we DO, the richest mines aud
The most fertile lands in the world. will
draw TO our doors the worlds wealth.
Such views ma, yet become popular. but
how lalIucious, how wofully will the vision
OF greatness vanish before the scorching sun
Of free trade. Let Us cast about FOR our great.
ness. The ;sll osk OF the forest adoms our
plains and our hill sides. When the hardy
woodmsn has lelled IL and waited it upon the
neigh5oring river 40 the sea coast il is worth
perhaps two dollars; but when il l. hewn.
ieuanted and rivited ia the vessels side IL is
worth hundreds. The silk-worm spins her
cocoon and when year Of care and attention
has been devoted 10 il by the huSbandman,
they are worth four or FIVE dollars per bushel;
but when The spinner, the weaver, the dyer
have passed il through their hands that ba,hel I.
OF cocoons is worth hundreds OF dollars Our
bills feed thousands Of sheep, the i0eEi wool
OF which Is worth perhaps 30 cents per pound;
bu, when spun and woven this wool will
yield two 10 twenty dollars per pound The I
southern free trade planter produces his cotton
Z, from SIX TO twelve cents per pound aud
boasts that the exports Of the same now ex
coed sixty millions per snnun. That cotton
manufactured aud seat into the markets OF .
the world, produces more than thousand I.
millions Of dollars. bushel OF American
wheat will feed an English oborer while he |
Is turning SO worth OF raw cotton into 5 1000 I
OF manufactured, thus $50 is psid Tor cotton I
and 90 GEMS Tor wheat aud the ptoduc, to be |
sold to America is $1,000. Who derives the
greatest benefit. the producer Of the raw ma
ieridl from the sail or he who merely devotes
the labor aud reaps the rich harvest on that ,
The latter Of course, aud The producer OF the
raw material is tie newer OF wood snd draw
er OF water Such must our country be TO
with free trade unless our laborers are re-.
auoed TO the condition Of Russian scrfs OF
French tIlers Of the soil, who live mainly W.
on the nuts OF the forest aud the refuse OF the
fruits Of the Garth
lie who seeks Tor free trade, for America.
seeks that which will and mus, reduce our
nation to poverty and our lsborers to slaves.
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From the NsI5 Fork Mirror
LEG Al. MANINiS

Warren, in his law Studies Savs. these
msAims ore Of great value. not merely ,o the
speculate jirlsi, but the practitioner This
l. very apt to BE- tie ohse with all law, Of i'm.
mense benefit TO the. lawyer. but OF no use to
the client lie a!so says. "ihe more. there
fore thai ,lie student en- make his own, the
bettcr Ia The Court OFFS sions thi. is call.
ct sharp practice. A lawyer advances some
unheari oil principle, aud an equally outlsnd.
ish maxim II immediately quoird from such
page OF tie 10 YDiune OF my Tor - AMI 50
an eminent authority IN the layS OF the Cru
sades. Oi course the point il no longer dis
putcd. The Coor, journal prrceiving the ben.
eht likely To aIisc from libsrsl use Of max.
= Inns, takes great pleasure IN prcsentisg-a col.
lccJiOn trhin the old books.
I !. UheR lac cause ecHSes. tie o9eef esasos.
This j. emphatisplly the c0se with the Con.
suuiolal Convention. When they cease
Their la6orS, we shall, probably hear 40 n,ose
OF the Constitution
,. The tar does not c0,apel anu nan 10 ID
1rhat IS impossible. This msxim wasa source
OF great rrlielto ths ofh ;rg who tried TO catch
Col. Stevenson Tor hiS writ not being vel
salted, The bird has flown 90 California. Col
man, ~ his Broad Grls, slys-
What's impossible can't be, ami never come
TO pass
showing conclusively that even in his day IN,
maxim was ia tai force. BIT we prefer IN,
version given by Cnkc:--rnc law does no
{ compel any man 20 bite oil his own nos,
- 3. Al ihel Il I0jmaR has, 0ppsrtaiHs {
% her husband, bat the woman sometimes giv,
more than Is required. A. Tor Instance. whe
, she treats him to bit OF her temper. or CON
pels ham 10 wear lie peitico1ts, because M
law SAYS All that woman has. apperiain
+ q her hu,blnd tie. however. may take 6i
vantage OF the law recently adopted. the It'll
OF which is--- Whatevcris my wite's - mine
whatever Is mine Is my owu.
1. Tang nf htkler nat ere -dsisrmiu
things o. q i0s0sr Raiarc.--So, WHEN ma
= gets la d., be very son dctermines-where ia
Pirenent-'d thing ct a lower naturt-is. o.
! though s2meiimss assisted D. a policeman
!. whence he Is sail 10 iroiic 10 sec STARS
COURTSulP In the Ishmus Of Darie
j. uir right OF asking IN msrri e is lodged i
10 aud promiscuously exercised bY both sexc,
\ without TIE least hesitation ore,nbarrassmen
J, apj in the uACln Use same thing Is earris
/. iur'lrr, The women more generally 30 n
n counting .hau the men. When a Young wC
man ialls Iu love with a young uia J., she ~,
go his iathci house aud rgVtais her pissiO
h. in most tender aud pathetic manner, an
promising the mot impiicit obedience =
Should be- make excuse, she resolves to pers
:, we're. and take up lodgings, should hl contil
. ue obstinate, tic church takes ker side h
kindred are ready 10 aVeuge her honor, az
De has no Other method than to bsLake hin
10 sell 70 a'ght unul shc IsOthsrwIss disposed O
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Loss OF THE GREAT BRITAIN.

A letter in ihe New YoIk Courier SAYS
We left Liverpool shortly after eleven o.
dock. with tair wind The day Was fine.
we we've m good spin,s. and all were expee
ting pleasant and expeditions voyage. Al
IL 1cl0cA we want down io lunch. aud al four
clock To dinnef-at seven O'Clock we sat
down 10 tea. both before and after which We
Were delighted BY the performance ol some OF
the iaal . on the piano. accompanied by sing
lnS. remained in the cabin Till near nins
oe.oCk, when. taking aturn on drck, retired
10 bed, and should say that not more than
nan sn hour could have elapsed. before was
ala, med by hearing much collision on deck
sud the men calling 10 stop her." Imsnedi.
ately alter she took the ground IL ,yhich
time the wind was blowing very fresh. ana
occasional showers were fslling. The nisht
was dark but not 50 much that we could not
clearly ste light on shore, but could not tell
what part OF the coast we were on The
Tue Was Rowing at the time. aud OF course N
tended 10 drive US further towards the main
land. In company with one or two l,asssn =
gers, | remained OF deck for the next four
hours. wsen the Wind having moderated. ana
AL danger as regarded lite bring al an end. tn.
lie boats were pei ia readiness for immediate
service II required. but, thank Col. IL contin.
ued comparatively calm, and al low water in
the morning we were 50 near the shore that
carts and cars could approach within a short
distance OF Us aud the passengers with their
luggage were m short time landed The
vessel Is now lying between the coas, Guard
House and the Cow and Calf Rocks Had
she struck on sny Of the numerous rocks in
the neighborhood, che most have b-cn knock.
ed TO pieces, and ia all ptobabiiiy. many lives
would have been lost, Es II l., much will he.
I pend on the weather whether she will or III
not be got OF. She was, when left totally
unmendgeable. Captain Hssken isocknowi-
edged on all hands. 10 be an able and e1aeri-
snced seaman, and he will he able, no doubt.
more FULLY 10 account lur This ac.ilrnt
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NEW JEWELRY

81 81 feeriyed this dsy form the Eas, vs,., =, a.,
- As 9ns,ie Jesveiry Consisting Of Isd..' 80
.ins, osfnei feaf jet and other stone Se,s A., -
-" Ssfhfi bfaceiefs Csneion Jel and i,niis,sa ~
a.. = 81. enesr'i Engraved and Jet Esr R,,,.. 80
a. WV 10 az, Aneihsi and Gold droru $3.50. - !.
- ..'s.S se,e'y 20 Hfess. Pins for Cent s.s,s -
es' OF shst steds, sleeve and Eect 800 49, ~
PEN snd 81 rnss. good asor,sns buttons Cold
-, JOHN BISHOP, I32 MalHs
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- ENhf ktRIZ most respsctd,iiv ,,s. -,
- hicnds and customers that be bss 49, ne
las en- market. large sssounrent Of "Sna ms
fofagA md Domestic Dry GooSs
etes "a WIN great care, which he Vii Iii ~
~ - F,t,,fts ihal espnoi fsii 20 piesse ~
LUIS hEtH-Ihs ladies' are srt,e-tl,, s,,,,ss A..
- hs new style 0fgoosis suifssl. ~, 49,, ~ ~
81 ,,s e, sa el9aks Complaining al t6s new n ~.
sforE IN go-1. e,otns, finEhans, eslicos A. nv
r.., :; ' t ae anss &s ioseshss with iar s,,l
fo,n, ~ "a "a Nnie Einabsas and oaileoc. 800
:, s!-ssnt designs a very aaaessta srirr.
eta16. tsssN VS. huPefbne HACK ard eo,.,,.s
,I n5e"e. oaek sud aiSed ssfrinef. ess5 49,,
$500 - selPsa vs~tiags, rsftcd teams A. 49,.
S're. ifs ard srt.aHs, sPsea anS sl.Irliss ss.sse
rfo,s. ...-, ~. ena cotton pocket hsndkafehirfs
II. ~ 30 enictsl superior qaafiy 81 hlsst
60 WIZ vafiefy 81 afti6cia Asucts sSs
t.l attets 700 numerous 10 nsrnfion 81 -
go tis1 pressure % showing 70 NJ fri~sSs 40
o. a. 'ne ioWef cad Of Main pssr ti,- brts~s
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CAMPANALOGIANs.

- consequence of The crowded Of their ROOM Nv
which many persons who desired 80. hav. not l.a
able IL attend their Concert, they have hcen induced ~
remain two ri-hs and on Wednesday ard Thurs
day nights Oct asih and coh the viii have tis- pea
sure Of performing a. Congress Itn, with change Il
l osfamue each evening.
Tickets g eeui- 10 ~ hal a, The ols and a. NJ door
Pe formance 10 commence a. O'Clock. Cctgs
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ID PAINE 4 90. MAN AYERS
EEIJNG "a

y.
ofhoisl drawing. OF the Grand Consolidated
Lottery Class No. %, drawn at Wilmington
Del. Oct. "a.
73 8 G . 81 60 80 ca CO II IS
Lowest prize SID
Official drawing OF the Delaware Small nv
Lottery class No. 255, drawn at Wilmington
Del, Oct, %.
al a Sc 50 SO 66 Il II So 81 IS Is
81 ID
Lowest prize 81
n. l.. DORSEY.
Sole Agent for The Managers.
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a GOOD MEDICINE.

a GOOD MEDICINE.
AsToR HousF, March Is. 1916.
Ds G. BESi sNIru,-Desr Sir Lest " ck 1 rat.d
Rom Seneca county. with large lot Of fai sheep and
h'ing exposed all niFh IN the ears, watching them
took cod 50 that when arrived a. New York my neck
wu still, aud had violent psin in my head Assoon
- disposed OF my sheep, Obliged attend 10 my
seah iohisnod atoH Of your Improved Indian vcztt-
able Piis, and sncrtsking dose was entirely re-.
heved. am well known IN the interior ard western
part 81 tins Slate, and shall always D. pleased 70 recon
mend your fhis Yours Truly. u. ALvoRD
oahee 10 Greenwich street, U.srrs Brieh Boetl
III Always ask fof the IupfOvesl Indian Vegetable
Pills
Do And scs thai G. Bepi Saith !. Writer win
pen on the bottom u the boz
THIS 70 eery that have used ibe sugar coated pig
tue. ard hsiieve them 20 ~ good rre,lictns 40 -.
non enquuy ~ that city, am persuaded tia be y i've
o,z's ,nysao' and ihefeioss . entitled saeAt
rss'oy let psatis, charsh, P,s,ssarsh.
once lFsOrs-pgich q. Qarge hfick h.0c kl
o.. JAi"aysa asa fo' The Improved Indian vegsts,.e
" rAsa .es ihs' 9. Bsei smith !. wnrrrrs win
AssyI. q, w.sspss,J ,. cRUNBAcEER. PRYOR
81 Ctsmsritts' O, MORGAN RAMSEY
- ENAsEAsIE Care Of Consaup,iou--.I Wa 20
neaf deaia viih this essesse iai Iny h,snds Sect
~ piiei 20 confess ere died. tie in hrs rrcy i,S
- Ad h.e afeuud ne not % give 90 ANTI fried Or
leyiofs hs'sam of LyffNort cent tnuled sfeIv a.
th,s p,sdiene, snd aiuoagh TIE oonosi ~ fr dsgs
~ Ween thIs medciue add ny dstsse w. ss,err ~.
nedfme conquered, And form isbt Wa fe.to-.s Al
hesin tad LAD cough, raisina n aIter lose Of nv
VOICE painfi Weskuess- ! sas refer a. IL gts,p il.
~ bafi1u House, ~ the truth Of fng s.strs,srt
hasT hitt. 10th 81. near tac 50 agsnss grryses 81
- Nsl,'' aha 81 "hiy 70 JANIS BAKER
IS ~ hccing. Va
NJ LW Orleans suga', fsw bafre,s rristy choice Cd,
- Na'a Ana 20 sse - A. HflLLF
lr.<rast.s.,.
SWfhi htsra Vine 10 easts svces uais-s Wine
~ a''t in sore a1d ior see iy ~ BELLY
M ACkAEEi.-5o tsrrcis Nosg an.s & Ms-t.-,i Il,
- Hofe ard iof ssieisw ~ ~ RFiIfV
III p. Bunch Rssins-go bo4es n r. Basss ~,
- sins sapef.of quaiiiy iu store o. sas ~ h,
No@' ~. REILLY
QFLENpfD woHK-Nspoeou and bis W,-.t.r. b,
- u Hesdly. ia tive voIunrs usf ffre.,,l srf -,
saebY JNOH TH0wfsOx ,.,.... ~ ~
SCHOOL BOOKs-NfHss' Hf.I,,s pt..,,I. Co..
- fhysioiegT, touafocks FhFssoev TIaro.s l. fi.f
.i'ih = hnf Finuocks Go sait1s R1las Cott. No.ts
Nineiieaa nf SEQ 90 Resfef Fross tn.rfi.sa ae...
~ - lsa'nsathir 80 ussi saPpY, jssi fsesasi
'.i o. NO ~ rHOWftoN. Tr.srr
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THE WING PARTY.-We en.i,.l,

49, ~ '' Z th lfrlY con-
cur IN opinion, SAYS the Richmond Wig. in
a country correspondent, who writes o. cot.
lows: Taking all things into considera,io,,
there was neVermore necessity ior tho oyg,n'
izalion and perseverance oil the Whig marty.
and, II we can unite. as believe we ma ma.
on suitable candidate Tor the Presi lrncy ~.
may unques,ionahly hope Tor success" That
the Wings u HEY continue united will ri.
nmph ia 1915, by majority equal to that OF
1870, we have no doubt. By that Time IN.
country will begin 20 reap the bitter harvest
the seeds Of which have been sown bv tEis
Locoioco Administration. -Aier. Ga-.
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MUFFS. CUFFS.

- ~ ~ n -.
ttok iAdes and Misses jnsi received a. the Wheeling
u Store ARE assortment % Murs % va-lous qua'
lies and ooiors. Rcaii.ynS Nurs Fox DO Vpd Cal do
AificAn Lynx, do Cane do. Camel do Conr 10 cal
JOHNSON A. BARRYHILI
TJsr received es-c Be,ehri shir;inr. 40 Iy,,o,,
Shawa' also large assortment Of Caiieos and sat.
80 80. J. and y.
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Affo hyers aid Calico Primers-Parneil,. A,,ns,ss
Chemisiry containing an.onE other va,uahls n -
hSlion ocsttili"n OF Of the eaaiav nroe.....
Low PiSetced y calico printers In this cosn,y 800,
Is'g1 with expansions of the seienfhe prneIoies nr
Tor sale ~ INf, u .gIsos.aSaSsssiissss,a ana
Union street
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4 GREAT CHINESE CIrY.-rhe rnr.,

y hhEAi CHINESE ClIl.-The Par,
correspondent OF the National LsieOiSsacey
give this account Of The Chinese Silks and IN.
great city OF Sou-Tchom
PAEis, August -, 1876.
Mr.. Hedde. OF the recent French mission,
TO China, hos brought back ssmples al all the
domestlS silks sold la The market OF Csuton-
all oolots and eli prices One OF them. ex
oeedlngy hne, Is called the Flouer Of ne
OdTGeHs. IL comes from the interior. and
untll now has not been seen i'm France. The
Inferior qualities are 81 cheap that they might
De imported into France with sdvaniugs--
france s'lli pays, Notwithstanding the great
extensions OF the silk branch Oi indusiry with
IN Tie twenty years past, about one hundred
millions OF francs 10 the foreign world. Gu
nous particulars are related OF a Wild insect
which lives in the open air, AMI depositrs It's
cocoon IN several kinds of trees The silk j.
ga!lsh. The strongest siull Is mode out of
A. la China the principal silk market l.. Son
lChou, city OF the interior. the LARGEST p.r.
haps lu the world; log Pekin has bat iour mil
hons, while, II wc may credit Mir. Hrdde.
WHO visited %, Sou IchOJ has a population Of
i've millions Is Thin its walls, aud ten mi lions
within radius OF four leagues around. Situ.
stca on Toe great imperial canal, IL has ten
thousand bridges. Since l7lS, when The mis-.
sionarirs quilted it, no individual. until NJ.
hcdde succeeded, could ct ingf-ss. Hr dil
So disguised completely as = Chimes. trader.
he Collected thrsr samples 1T the silks aud la.
formation about the culiuFe aai trsds
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FOR SALE

- rvs rate Two Horse PANILS casa,.ax
-, 'ss1 -, f0f particulars enquire THIs oFTICg
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BOARD OF TRADE.
COMMITTEE on Commerce for October.
o. W. HEtSKILL, \. POLLOCK, J. sESasN ~
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M EDICAb D9O,s sIh, subscriber re- Iircs.s the a.
dS ien'ian OF tr Meiics profession 20 hi. a-re .nd
eompie'e sssorfmelt 81 Neirsl Books eonDrisna ne
vsrious works on Practice. Snrrc-y Na'e-ia Melee.
MsiicH Jufssrradsncc, q sieries N"d fhysioiosy IN
Guiding TIE ieNt hooks ~ general an the new work
received a. soon a. published JNOIi. THOMTRoN.
Oetotef -, 1870 Iuiou str,e,
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PTsHE HORSE. BY William Ye,.u ,o-.,a.. -,
general history Of The horse; q a,.sTtstson IN -
Nlueiiean N"tins horse how trained and lockeveS a.
~tu. q MS remarkable Pefformances and an e..s,
~ We As And lhe Aue. by Skinner Edi,oT az ~,
~ ~ hSsss4sies' 'os safety mo. 10 THOMPSON.
Union street.
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HARDWARE

- Nd CtTLERl--The susecriier has ttst received
4-S add orcred a fresh supply OF Hsrdws-e sud C,,
ery, and is nrepage Ia furnish every ihuK i the sr
wafe ard Cutlery line. he IL EXCESSIVELY il tbs, bust
nes drvoie- hs stenion the selection % cpe tool.
particularly, Rtd such goods Necessary Tor the ror
pe'ion % House. aid win sell no mos, moderate
terms ior ash SAMUEL NEIL.
rHtINNBRs SAMUEL MEL. has Ias, received ,u
- szes Of wire nom No 20, and al sire, ~ iack
aud tinne,l rive,s SNNtrFf MEL
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FffREATiSE or rOisoNs-A treaties on Poisons In
- fe'aiion 70 Medical juri-Drudence Phvsinarv AID
iha ftae'tee Of fh,sic. By Roe. Chritisaa A. ~ =
X = p, ec' wo-k vsns'le siks Ga f.,r Mtrteai asd
Lesai 2Ioieissoas, for sA,eby JAOH. THOMSON.
oe' -. lniau stscrt.
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LATER THAN TILE

~ a 70 MORE New and cheap Good. lust reee,
1870, ~ VIC New Cheap store In the noos, forns,,.
~ itSS ar. lssish Cooper, nearly opro-ste Tie M
49, Asia street general assortment OF Co.. :,
saSs t,'Ves' amongst which -un,r more ofth.-.
60 .'h p.ack satin stripe Gro D. .rmis and pcs 4.
-.AS Nctt superior silk Nns. Gloves Ie !. ,.,-r.i
$50 o. Plaid goods for isAier' are<-~~ sh.x-l. -
49, oss.Iiption French Doe skin ers.ir.err~ -,
, eess and Jeans. knrlssh and An~r,es, ric,s.
insi Nsihsrn bieashed uuslin.. ww ~ essn-
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lit BRITISH fULPIr-eonssuins Of Si.eo,,...
-. ~, '.os 'mlnehtiVH dvinss IN Engisnr scos-
" ava Ire And accompanied with with pulnit .S.,rh..
Sss, e. - The Rev. W. suddards Rsrier az c..
s, n fAiaaelphis. for sac ~ IN THOMPSON
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TOCKINda

III ANUFACToRY-JoHN EcKHAKr Rs.r..,n,,.
49, " infofus te citizens OF Wbselinv 81 ,tSti,
a' Nt ooniihues 10 manufacture stockings shirts AZ
ee.s o. superior 9aaiiiy. Whilst he 10 Ihank aaI
S ps.1 i2Nois, ne hopes ~ ALLEGATION 80 10
'@nanee ai TIE ssne- lie win hercaner ksep on
eo amer arie.e than has hesn -
hs- city. Mandatory Main a. ss,na.is. 49,. ~
Nesirrn Bank of Nir;inis- r' vs. worm
Oct -, 9tu.
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NEW FALL S:OOne

X LACK lSK, superior steel pen lnS n, a.. -
-o---r, ~ ta.e " 4 D. IiClh l -.
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TRANSLATI0NS

~ svru.. ,S.a.s,sS ~ I n.s'y Of Rome By Tn,
~ a, va ,'s'ssd rom the crsss o. rsss rs'sn'
an.ssa % Horace Nv sr.n.i.t,sn % ss.sss
''''on u Nrsh for 'asby mo. II fiioSrTss,,ssis -
ffoTTAGE Locks aid I.Aieh,. p,...-..-..- -
supply ~ urSpv ~ 80 ss.ss. q ffe>h
Oct 90. 1856 q. AckkisS.
l{k eh tE.L KoBEhTSoS's Goods such a. sup,,,.,
:, he1 and Brown Fisnnes. Yarns etc for s.l.
= -e.oig Psiees, w sENsENEY 4 RHODES,
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C. NSMtTHs can &c supplied rs he siseriie r siih
- Cum Darrcs running from loOtn GO tue,s 30 the n
1an loots. purs and nipples. Gun nioun'inr. German
sNet ard Tue sEee, ard sheet lTass the 81 7s hy
oSSf- SAMUEL NEEi..
aIACRSNiTHS car te -nrrlyed ty tha su' se-i'e-
- wan Nnri's, solid Rox Ni,cs and co,ron do Hsi
o"s, AfndVs make, stocks and dies Pies ard Rssns
NSs and sheNr steel Of tc qualify al Of which be
wan sen A. low ~ thcy le hrou1tf from the "a
with Tie addition Of carnage. SAMUEL. NEIL
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RIVER NEWS.

ieet 0 inches wuter in the channel-aling.
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES
Ot Boats for The last ~ hours. eHdi,., rss,sy.
day al I o'clock, r. "
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BLANKETS

~ 'sS.sed very superior suiea Of Bl.asesx ana
-, 49, Sles,i, Al what every body SAYS the eb-.,
! C,ct -, WIN. BAILY.
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RlDGELYs ARTILLERY. A letter from
bion'rfry states Iha, the anng artillery wa,
TOO iiglt Ia make sny imprt ssiln ugon tie
Iofnhrd works Of Monterey, aud that Gen
Taylor has not been iufnisi,ed With artillery =.
dspied 10 1hc attack Of such strongly fortified
places.
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CuAaLi,s r iIENDRY.
JerHCr Of PiHe and Uufxy sfs ~ Il

Corner Of YiHs and Hafer SIS. ST. Lo,as.
Missouri.
COMMISSION Az. FORWARDING MERCHANT.
AND
WHOLESALE DEALER - LEATHER or AL KINDS.
p Ill Goods % Produce cousgr - to nly care fg sac
O. Forwarding. VIII recelye iny possoaa ard
rfoaM attention,
Mt9ufsriafca spd res'cis IN I.eahe-, IIurrc Coia-s
81 cudCn IS sste, Estdc Tree Nails Fsrts No. Z. -
sre. Dficd Fru, Liquors. &C. respectfully solicit
"a ~ favor uic with ;helr cor fienreuis
REFERENCES.
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Henry Won ihgi. Psi. Mes f'ody = T,-.,..,...
james Hsuis0n. Esq Cuy,tg-,. = 1r....-'
hugh NcShaHc, ia (of We Th,~.fe.- -'''
kcnre-h MsckcftEif, Esg Flav.y,t,c X =.
Edward BROOKS Esq Messrs b.i, = ~, ~
ssrs. Russell a Bennett nu.,Sss r.
Andsfson A. Conn. WE \ froy,,,
:, 1850 - anne q 90 Ciutinuai. gtlo.
Z. 49, fs.er' W IS " Cooper
boar. King, a. Co. ! ~ geob.r, -,
Chid, farf a Co Ne,y Arr.g
David Ttum, Ia wess-s \ 49, -,
-r, ~ -, yy''saus' IA John Brown. Ia
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Mess Sspith A Crothsfs Csntsin f.tres a..
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