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Also, tie celebrated and much praised

These Piis have been tested Cor many years. ~ every
form o disease, arising from impure Of The blood
and other fuds and have proved and efficient pri-
ter, removing morbid na}ler from the stomach and Bow
els promoting digestion and mparEg Yigor -
For farther particulars iheir beneficial effects
pamphlets Pace y. cents per box containing - pills
Southern Balm, 2 per bottle.
For sale al he Wholesale depol Allccc6 Co. 600 Broad
Way Of Houstpn-si and by Of the pectab!e
DFIggI:ts ~ lie city and country SO Jmeod
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ALBANY, Monday, Oct. !, loi6.

L0ng, Leases AIoiisAed--LAe n landlord md
IeR1H.
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DRlNTlNG Inn ManeGse .ofy.-rhe subscriber
has recently taIrcdpeed power and improved
machinery aio his nsnufsc!oyy which enables h, 10 far
njsh his customers Win very superior arsc. Prp,ers
merchants who niAy hS orders for Printers lrk win
End helr promptly executed ~ moderate prices ai NAV
rs,y on being supplied viii lGS Of excellent eaa,y ana
cl Interchangeable coos. The subscriber ns
o.Vsr:oaS cclors. viz. Sc. hue, green &c Orders
rec,et 10 his mandatory Us yroa between Noa,goa-
cry and Goveguesr through tie Dispatch Post vii 6c
puncnaiy attended 10 This paper hS> been printed by
- - -. ssn ~ ~ iSEifRfiH MATRER
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-07

.U-se~ REGULAR NAIL LINE between
Boston and New York, by the fast aat
splendid steamers OREGON and kisODE
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Drp Geoos.
NEW STORE
RICHARD BROWN
Y,IL Am NINTH GOOD

DIGS leave 70 ilforn his trends aEd lie Pct4c la
Dhss opened The above premises with choice as
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q. nnI.sEs EnK sAI.K nK no IET--TT---

Is: ~ -, - ~, -. SSrs Sac T,!S eG'
- immediately S,.t OF asJ W,th,g view 81 rOrnS,s.
sl2dEr. Te- Sl,r ard rgisbei - Ire brs lnAaer
lheie are ha7lsors EgNp;sn nantes SE1 fsshsccah.
CRATES r LIZ Easements trst and second stoses-c-s
water Is iuroccrd fhey VIII ~ sold let o. tavot.s
terms .,til Ia fSSes. may hs had sr ,crns A.
Ply ~ ne pseals's q 10 k HOGAN ~ bse suaa-st
To L., ne ,Sf-c Ctl.as corner Of HeeAnan sd c.
co q,
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To ne Editor Of Tic Tribune
SIR: 1 perceive that in the haste in which !
wrote last Thursday Friday, placed Mr.. Watcrbu
rvs name among the opponents to Negro sufrage-
This was a mistake. take this opportunity of saying
that br Waterbury has appeared to me- throughout to
he nm honest and sincere friend whatever he believed
TO DO Tor the general good OF his country
The Electro FroRchiSc--DOueh face Stock Rs
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-, FOR SALE.-rhr MuchIuery (WHICH a. few .ps
80 c he approved kind r small Cotton gse,ory
A together " III the eS--, which Is very svpr,hs
ODE situated about hours sal from the City u New
Ycrs. For particulars apply 10 McSsrs.
DQREMuS 4 NlXON
n,i.sG Corner OF Nassau and Liberty St. y. York
dssT, TO l.ET--A sna, Wooden House 81 VandewsieI.
SCI -; Apply 81 ChatAaias. aGI.a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-07

L. F Green 10 Front.t. Brooklyn, has giyca cef,i-
cate before Rufus Caggett, Commissioner ~
Deeds, OF his of uotent cough " tea yeay,
standing well rs the cure OF his wife OF Influenza.
Mr. T. j. Grower book seller aud staloner Broad
way and Bieeckers cured by Is OF the most OBJ
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by ORDER OF Daniel Pratt, hrst Judge of OuOndasa
I'D County Court aud Counselor SC. IN the Supreme Court
Notice II hereby given pursuant to Tue provisions OF Tie
authorizing attachments against absconding con
ceed, and nonresident debtors, that attachment has
issued against the estate OF James hu O! ie state OF Lou
isltia . nonresident The NewIork aud That
the III be sold for the payment vi hi, debts unless he
appear and discharge such attachment according 10 law
hin nine months from the FIRST publication OF THIS notice.
and that the payment OF any debts due 10 nm by residents
OF State, and the delivery him for his use OF any
property within this Stale belonging MIN, and the trans
Ter OF any such property 10y m forbidden by law and
void. Dated the 7lh day OF March. 1916.
FORBES Il SHELDON Attorneys
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iC-sf - EECLl EthI' - -
IL
m1y truly ee
sgic Iiai 10 oDe rs
ss.r l,...r - successful N oon,-
pounding = med sctl-. . il!tti 5As DOG
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NEVhUFs d NIINSE
Auburn, August TO- 1916. saw
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Total Policies IN Is months. .......-......1S ('
" Issued in August $50 policies.
- Issued Y September l65 SEW Policies
'ROBT l. PATTERSON, President
BEN. c MILLER. Secretary.
JoSyPH I. LORD, Agent
jas. STEWART. ". B. Medical Examiner, No sol Bread.
zuS9 rueoiOs
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These certificates, with very many others Of Ike oh
acter in hands Of The propretors and for the b.
cit Of The afflicted they have been published in pemph
FORM and may be- obtained Of any persons gratuitou
who sell this medicine
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-07

Dlease Of the LiJer,
arising from reiterated attacks OF Fever and Ague s
sanns Gree lbs |arickstree cured by is use Of
General DrGpsy.
JOAN " Howe dentist, So GrandsL bears testimony in
his benny Garno, lI0thsL and rnirdayen
n -. .-..L..L LII
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large Of Mcrnoes II plain and hleh soIors
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-03
PRETTY HAMS

Delicate, beautiful hands, Dear Miss. how
do you contrive to make your hands look 50
pretty? And set of with rings too. as if 10
draw attention that way. Let us feel them.
Lord a merc5!-how soft and tender Do
you bake, Miss2 No. Do YOU make beds2
Do you wash floors and scrub the pots and
kettles? No. So we thought. Look al
your mothers hands. Amt You ashamed of
yourselil Will you suffer that old lady TO kill
herself outright, while you do nothing from
daylight till dark, but keep the dir from your
face, and the flies from your hands7 What
are you fit for? Will a man of common sense
marry you for your delicate hands? A person
who isa real man would prefer to see them
BACKED occasionally, by coming ia contact
with pot-hooks and trammeis, and calloused
by a day or two's rub at the washing tub
Pretty fingers indeed!--what are thew eood
for, bat TO move over a piano, OF stick through
golden riHgsi Like much of the vain things
OF earth, they are kept for show, and no,bina
more. For our part we would rather see them
worn out, in actual service, aud as tough as .
coquette's conscience, than so tender. thai a
fys foot will make an impression upon them,
Marietta Hteiligencer.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-03

IfNW TIC lfNkfF. l
As r~espccHhc notice Of DIR. TAYLoRS
BALSAM o LlVERWoRT, MIR. Editor.
that | saw iyour paper n few days ago, l
Like publicly say, that, though l nave had
some homes oubts about their being any cure
Tor diseased kngs, yet | know and most sin
cerely belt1that il there is any medicine
ON earth thatyill cure, this is that remedy,
but every perm must be careful to see that
he rs using thtruc article, which has on il a
beautiful engved wrapper, signed by DR..
Leeds (who h the charge OF it.) IL Is very
like IN It's APPEARANCE TO a bank note, and like
that, when odnterleited, good fur nothing
and preparednl / at $40 Bowery, n. Y. My
friend OF 0r5ge, n. j., one of the most re-
spectacle reseGtS-I refer 20 Isaac Baldwin
Esq. lie. aut six years since, was taken
with a very lrd cough and splitting of blood,
OF a bright ri color, which his doctors hon
estiy told hil came from the lungs. lie had
heard or kn0 OF cures made by Dr.. TAl-
LORS BALAM. He went TO Newark and
bought a bote of DR.. Lowerre, which entire
ly cured hin though he took another Tor sa-
fety, but hasever hal "A return since Now,
sir, | am 10th favor of the numerous adver-
tised remedis, but think that six years is a
fair trial, andhink that this medicine ought
TO have the edit OF it, as it is buteven- hand.
ed JUSTICE.
For sale byOr. JAS. BAKER. jun3
CLICKENR'S SUGAR-CoATED VEG
ErABLE PLLS.-All diseases have their
origin in imprity Of blood. However excel
lent the genial health, there is no security
against fever where the blood is impure, al
indicated b, eruptions of the skin, vertigo
headache, latitude, &c. The best purifier o
the blood j, Clickener's Sugar-coated Pill
which isso s%illfully compounded, th~atitdoe
not cause griing, the great digestion TO al
pills. The e'velop of sugar preventsali naus
ca, so that, ave from the powerful, yet cas-,
operation, tt patient would hardly be awar
that he haJtaken any medicine at all. s.
well convinced is DR.. Clickener of the etica
cy of his pill in all specified cases, that he
pledged TO rturn the money, when the prom
iscd effect i.not produced. For sale by A
o. FAIRCHLD. jun 3
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THINGS WORTH ~

Cadmus, q Ph@nician, Introduced letters
into Greece about l490 years before Christ.
The ~celibacy OF the Catholic clergy was de-
creed by Pope Gregory, the Seventh, about
A. ID. 1910.
Josephus attributes the Invention of Arith-
mctic to the Hebrews. S,rabo attributes IL
TO the Phenicians; other. to the Egyptians,
Chaldcans, or Indians. The general opinion
is. that the Chaldesns invented IL. or al least,
discovered the frs, principles.
Pythsgoras invented the multiplication Ia
bic.
Copernicus, a Pole. who lived i'm the six
teenth century, is the author OF the present
Astronomical theory of the solar system-
kepler first analysed the motions of the plan
cts, and discovered those laws on which rest,
the theory OF gravitation. Newton erpluinec
The law oil grayitation. The system of As
!ronotny now In vogue, is therefore not In,
~Newtoaian; but the Copemician system.
oadoc a Jew, was the founder OF a sect call
Ell the Sadducees; and Hillel, also a Jew, wa
the founder OF the Pharisees. The former live,
2oJ, and the latter 200 years before Christ.
Hobbies believed all thought 10 be certain
sensations, or emotions of the body, and de
med the existence OF mind Berkeley deniet
the existence of matter!i
Hume believed that we cannot know an
thtng positively, or "even that there is an.
necessary connection between cause and eff
iect! Kant believed not only in the neces
sary connection between cause aud effect
but that our knowledge OF it is spontaneou
or intuitive. DIR. Reed maintained the exist
ence OF certain ideas, which cannot be derive,
rom the senses-as, 1.-The perception OF righ
and wrong, or the moral SENSE"
The Christian era, or reckoning time from
the birth OF Christ, was introduced by Dyon
isius, a Scythian monk, A. ID. 526.
Lime Is obtained by calcining marble. lime
stone, chalk or shells; the calcining power O
fire drives of the carbonic acid.
The modern organ was invented in Germa
ny, about the year 1900.
As eternity has neither beginning nor end
every point OF time, however distant from tn
present time, is equally the middle.
The Jews say that Seth, the first son O
Adam, invented writing.
The lead mines of Illinois, Wisconsin. 10
wa and Missouri, are capable OF producin,
more Lad than all Europe!
In the filth century of the Christian era. IA,
Saxons, from the forests OF Germany. settle,
in England.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-03
MEETING.

In consequence Of the occupancy of the Ci-
ty Hall, by the military on next "Wednesday
evening, the Temperance meeting announced
for that place on that evening, will be held in
iront OF the court house at s o'clock, on the
same "wednesday evening. The Rev. w.
kenney, L. NJ, Galley and others will address
the meeting, let the HOLE CRY turn out
plenty Of room no one will be crowded. The
Ladies' will be there Of course TO enjoy the
pleasant evening. W. p. WILSON, PreS't.
Tnos. HoRSBRooK, Sec'y.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-03
WALL PAPER. WALL PAPEPi

d Il. fiORNBROOK. have now received
~ . heir spring stock IL Wall and wipjow Blind
P"ters, Fire Screens. Tessien and B,rderings. eon-
-'s'ing ~ part oi The following and comprising The
IN ~ compete and finest assprimen 60 be lous5 IN
the IVES;
$50 ps fine Frtsco of sir diHsrenr patterns
500 ,o DO and cummon lila n Papers
c5O do DO .Psflor do
Anl frOm 1000 To 1000 pieces Chamber Papers.
all OF he latest aud NEST fa,hiunable siy los.
300 rs wide Curtain PEPPER VI various patterns
$50 do Paris green 90
| 100 do common do do
Our stock has been purchased in New York and
Philadelphia. and Ne are determined not 20 Do
beaten IN chcnpness. Country Merchants IRE invss
ted To examine our stock. and they viii 6wd baI.
gains at The Variety store. Monroe 81. wheeling.
may %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-03

LOA FlNG.-We once new an old lady.
who, though very intelligent, was so perfect
" unacquainted with the wicked ways of tine
world, that, meeting a young friend who had
recently Withdrawn from a mercantile firm
she asked him what he was following now
to which he replied he was ioajiHg at present.
well, God bless you said she, II hope Won
will succeed at that or what ever else you may
undertake
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-03
SMITH.
OUR WEST INDIA TRADE.-Tbe FOL-.

OUR WEST INDIA TRADE.-The FOL.
lowing from the Albany Evening Journal de.
serves The attention OF our authorities
az we are 90 have a protraclcd war with
Mexico, our West India Trade will be- first
struck at By Privateers aud pirates, aud IL is
not impossible but that mischief may b. done
IN that direction before the Government turns
It's attention 10 the danger. Instead Of having
our whole available Naval force In the Gull
of Mexico. a few armed vessels should be SEM
Co cmise about the Windwam Islands. When
thsrr Is mischief ai0Ot' upon the Ocean. il is
sure 90 lurk about those Islands. We have an
important trade with TIE Danish aud Spanish
West India Islands, aud those who are enga
god 10 IL should feel that they arc enjoy ng
the protection Of orr Navy"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-03
MuEELING ARrILLERY.

You are ordered 10 meet at the Figemen's
Hall, oa Market ST., on "Wednesday evening
ncXt, the 81 June, at "a O'Clock. The young
men OF the city and county who wish 10 join a
volunteer Company, are requested 10 attend.
The ciuLeus generally arc also invited.
NJ q SCfNIE Lieut.,
GEORGE CORY, o. S.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-03

Two ladies discussing literary matters, one
who wished To appear we'll versed concerning
authors, remarked 10 the other,-''But have
You heard that Dickens aud Boz are writing a
novel together. For my part, l predict a COM
plete failure, their styles arc so different"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-03
ICE, ICE. TOE.

III Sobscnret would respectfully inE,rB The
ciiizeus OF Wheeling. that he is pre- pared ,o
furnish Hem With any quantity of ICE. irom hs
MAMMOTH ICE HOUSE,
dnrine ile seas'n a. has usual LOW PRICES. and
al any lime IL may no wanted by day of night.
Prfso,as wishirg Ice can leave word Of either O
The ~fii"wing places and they shall be prom,ily
aitcnd'd 10. viz; Al q p Kelly Store Souti. Vince
-Wm Ccor. es Store. North Wheehng-Todd
q iioweIrs shce store. Marker square BreniIin-
gers A%po'heco. Ashland 'qnare. or al The residence
81 The p" ptIelVr ia Easl Wheeling.
mny 81 JACOB AAfICK.
Argus copy AM thlrge J A..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-03
NORRIS NATIONAL PRESS.

This excellent paper has again made Its
appearance on our table, filled as usual, to
overlooking. with a choice variety in the de-
portment Of letters, arts and news. We can
most cordially recommend it as one of the
neatest, most c%opious, and most ably con-
Quoted literary sheets in the Union.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-03
A VENTURESoME VoyAcp c. ;.

tie urchIns, residing in the upper part of the
CITY OF New York, procured d sugar box ON
tuesday last, and having converted il into n
miniature fiat boat, started on a voyage of ex.
pIoration, intending TO bring up at Red Hook.
About night fall they were picked up. CRYING
bitterly, by the Keeper of the light house az
Robins reef, near Staten Island, ne having
deserted them from his station, and going TO
their assistance In q boat. Ii is fortunate that
ne saw them, Tor their small bark, overweight.
ea as II was. could scarcely have weathered
the storm OF Tuesday night.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-03
ICEi ICE! ICE!
ECE!! ICE ~!

FHthE Snh'eriher would respectfully inform his
~ friends aud oiJ cusIomess. that he ia ready
TO supply ihem see. with puncIuainy and on rea-
sunahle terms.
All orders lett al the shop Of Hornbrook a. DiiIop
hlatks' St south "i Aioorue 81. will he promptly o..
tended to HIS supply is large enough 10 sccoin.
mo6ale all.
N D Ia case Of neglect in tho delivery of tho
Ice pl' sse inform = . ~uoRNBRooK.
may 26
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-03
FRnM HAVANAu-

FKUM HANANAH.-An arrival Al s.
vonah on Tuesday last from Hayunah. with
odvices from that place to The 10Th inst. states
that Santa Ann was still there. The news
OF the capture Of Capt. Thornton and his com
mand had been received st Havanah by an mr..
ival rom New Orleans, but nothing was said
2 relation TO The Gttingout ofphvsteer. No
May %. ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-03

A WOMAN KILLED ON THE RAIL
KOAD-The Albany train, in nearing the
West Springfield depot last night, ran over
and killed an Irish woman, who was psrtly
on the track. The COW catcher struck her
head and smashed it to pieces instantly. A
Jr,g 81 rum was found near her.-SpriagfeId
Rtpub. Of Saturday.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-03
PLANNING TREES.-A rerr non

PLANTING TREES.-A very poor and
aged man, busted in planting apple trees, was
rudely asked why do you plant trees; YOU
cannot hope to eat the fruit OF them2"
lie pised himself up, and leaning on his
spade replied, Some one planted trees be-
fore ! was born, and | have eaten the frnit.
now plant for others, that the memorial of INV
gratitude may exist when lam dead and gone. y
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-03

SHoWS.-We are TO be entirely in town
with amusements next week-two ~circuses
aud one menagerie. There has been no col
lection of wild animals here for ten years,
and the ono now advertised, is the creates, in
the world.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-03

POWERFUL-"Tom. why IL the Onion
City OF the West, like the sovereign of Enc.
GIVE u up Dick. no smart man ever gus,
sed a c~Ounundum the first time.
WtH' TOM % Is bccouse she is proud of
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-03
NOTICE,

Z ME National Fair being held in Washington
Il city instead of Wheeling. viii prove eat us
from Iatiag the premium by the e,hibilon of one
OF our sitsasf WHITE SlLvERY BEAVER usis.
These persons who could mi be accommodated laut
week at our Factory on Union o.. wall please cell
"sa'n ih's week. We hope To no prepared 20 sap
ply Ion al gentlemen. DARE l. HOCE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-03

Alady sent her servant the other day for a
copy OF Lalia Rookh, bat ~confounding il with
arrow root she brought home a dose of that
instead Of Lalla Rookh, labelled, Ito be taken
warm when going to bed"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-03
HOW THE RUSSIANS GovFpN po

HOW THE RUSSIANS GOVERN PO-
LAND.-The following anecdote givesa live.
ly idea OF the Russian rule OF Poland. AJew
met a Cossack in the forest; the latter robbed
him OF his horse. On returning 10 town. he
lodged a complaint with the msjor i'm com
mand, who was with what truth We shall
see reputed to be the most vigorous discipli
marian. The Cossacks were paraded, the rob.
Der was pointed out, when with the utmos
~etiroutery, he declared that he had found the
horse. How" replied the Jew, II was up-
on his back Yes retortcd the Cossack
~ found you too; but having no use for a Jew
ana not keep you" The excuse was deem
Ell sufficient, and the Jew lost his steed.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-03
SONS OF

We saw yesterday at Hombrooks, the bad
grs of the Sons of Temperance. The emblems
sre OF solid silver and very expensive and
chss,e: The most SO of anything we have
seen OF the kind.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-03
THE ILLUSTRATED MAGAZINE. Ma

IA ihbCoAhhiE D uas
been laid on our table by Mr.. Ellis who has
them for sale. Ii is a beautifully adorned as
ats prcdecess DIS, with four elegant and life like
plates, viz: hemble as Rolla, The Greek Pa
tiots. A Scene at Niagara. and, best Of all,
1.-The Old Commodore"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-03
MASSACHUSETTS RAILRoADS-Th

following absti act presents the extent aud OPP
Grafton OF the railroads in Massachusetts, du-
ring the past year:
Length OF roads, Gag miles
Sosl, S26,334, e3i
Passengers receipts, 1919, 1853, 1868
Ntefchandise, &c. l,47l. 255
Expenses, 1895, 295
Heit income, 1885, 55
lass trains run IN 1913, 1880, 1876 miles
Mere trains run S35. O5A !"
Receipts per mile run, 81 Sc, average.
Exp. per mile run 10, g"
Nett income per mile Sc, "
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-03

CONGRESS is doing nothing Of any mo-
ment upon any question. There wasan anti
tariff caucus the evening Of the 10Th ult., bat
the tariff members of the party were not
there.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-03

The president, ON the 29th, undertook to
rebuke tie U. s. Senate. by rc-nominaiing
Henry Horn, as collector Of the port Of Pbila
delphia.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-03

a CHARITABLE SUGGESTION. In
speaking of a clerical friend, who possesses a
very rubicpnd countenance, one said, the
other day don't think he drinks. In fact.
| know he doesn't, for he told me so; but he
probably SLEEPS in a bed with very red cur
.ains."
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Don't forget the temperance meeting to-
night, at the court house.
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STEAMES &c aIGsSTEl..
a -s~U PORT OF 49,,
HSSQ WHEELING s2
REPOnrEn nY CIiNS. n. j

kgRivALs AND DEPARTURES
Of BoG,sEor the last ~ hours. ending ycsteF-
day at o'clock, II. W.
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PALM LEAF IA
PALM LEAF HATS.
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q " dozen. TALLANT 4 DELAPLAlN.'

INFORMATION WANTED Of GEORGE
Il HENRY Of Phiiadelphis, abeui 81 years of
age, hui smart and active, would be taken Tor .
much younger man. lie ieh Pitisburh Tor whec-
ling on The 20Ih az November last 10 cell books.
aud 10 return IN Is days; since which lime bio
'riends have not heard Of hun lie wore black
roaiiee, black pants aud satin vest n limo respse.
ling HIM, dire clea To Rol cri Morrison, Souih Vince.
ling, Va. will be thankfully received. may -