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SARsAPARILLA.

ESTABLIsH Ed IN -3i Tins prepar.Ion o! S4rsa
u psra has y years before the public, and from s
superior ner,!s for i.sefs hgh reputation AS
re ssen fsvobb regarded by th- nrcicai irate
ny generally pre-crhed by them 10 their practice "a
in very hi IN reputs United StA-s Navy aud Army
M. always received their patronage and spptoya snd
FOR oil the purposes for hicn Sars4pas is used ms pre-
parson OF Sapapsriils stands unrivs!-d II po'se's
doube be sr-ng, Of any oher Sa.spsrs in use o-ing
prepared in a r-gnar scientific manner. may properly oe
regarded as the triumph Of science over qIscsery Inc
''''O e ~ WYATT & KETCHAM.
HAYOOCK, CORLlES CO.
M WARD.
For sale a, retail By Messrs Wyatt hechsm, and Inc
drys.Is generally hroug the United St4tes and OF
WH. BAILEY Proprietor Brooklyn: y. 4.
p;.. 6. ,,-,l. 3 20 n.r dog IL I'm 2swM&F-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-22

SURGICAL AND MECHANICAL DENTI,T,
spnouGces 70 To- cit,zere OF BROOK.
"A yn and IL, vicinity thai he has opened ono. al 70
Henry, A,anuc-st Brooklyn, WHERE sl cpersaous
pertaining his profession VIII be performed with sdco
csnion AM ability and such terms be trusts WILL give
.s,ts action and ensure patronage
n g. Aching teeth having the nerves exposed res.so
s1ch manner completely removes The psin ana - .ne
gar. ne prc,srves Ibe tooth mSS im
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-22

VOLUNTEERS FROM NEw-YoRK.-The Adjutant
General announces that ony enough Volunteers to
constitute between FIVE and six regiments OF the
troops called for by General Orders" dated May
IS 1896 have reported themselves in readiness Tor
enrolment, and calls on those who are DESTROYS OF
becoming part Of the force from this State TO prose-
cute the War with Mexico, to report their names at
his Office before The end of the present month
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-22

TROS. OTIS LIE ROY co
Dv.IERS In LOWBEkS PATENT TiN-PLATED.
80 Pipe ard Sheet Lead AID dealers IN Pig and Bar
Tesd 2sI ard .63 Water-st New-York-
THo. OTIS LIZ Roy
DAVID ssIga, leIz IN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-22

NAvAL.-We learn from good authority that the
store ship Lexington, now' at the New YORK Navy
Yard is said to be under orders for the Pachc' ana
will take on board one company of Third Artillery
from Governors Island. Specific destination not
divulged.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-22

Nrw-YOhk bh. NxCEPFED,
ffs rvrsy MORNING, SUNDAY sA - Snruos
.s-,,uue Buildings, corner o. ~
.,s,au streesn, apostle toe ''''
70 City subscribers for ~ - 1.s,sss .,
A. isiiTe,ex sen they prefer, they can pay ~ ,e Gin
rea.s Tor six mon,as or yes. rive Dollars
'.s nni,, Two Cents. Mail nsyin no c.,e con.
GO Fam, in advance, and zoe {. ,sd subscrip.
tnaol heSona ~, nor;bs Three Dollars IN aovaneo
t,ps tsten 20. s-rhangee with Country Newspspcrh
rea1Ssa.r, received this oshee Wnose lerl 1 s
DsJ ,bose OF Yus fRIEuKr, srenos Above" soS
Gssfeces' rxRns or savKarIaiSs.
orlesr-rirsi insertion. ........-..S eshis
give h;THe" vach subsequent insers0n'..'ac
q, im r,,.r-rtr.i iprrrtiou.s y eeu;s ins
nseT fisS insertion, which may DC
Ls.s n-ay once twice G. three iimoa eenn IKE
tssy o oak option % the advertiser,
vesa' ,,sr,,,emcnts-FNe cscts line for tho Sirs'
Ip,ide aa End -Four ceuIs Tor zach subsequent one
n'...a1,ess TysrSAL NOTES.-The aetsSc!se'"s
n ;his paper appear bob
~ .a. ~ AID the Evening edition.
,uv sENl.yEEkLY TRIBUNE.
"WEDNESDAY and aAruepA7 rnorulrsf
I SSs.ssssSSpe per aanum. Two copies for IS.
pr-yOgk WEEKLY TRIBUEE.
I.RGE PAPER FOR THE COUNTRY,
VIII -s-v SATURDAY MORNING. nj the low price OF
hpabfnea IN advance 10 coplex for SIS, or d coPes
I.,E
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-22

Ey Saratoga Springs W, 80 VISITED by another nfe
On the evening Of the 10th number CT barns and con-
tents belonging Ferdinand a. Fond. Dr. Freeman ana
Dan 7. Reed, were DESTROYED.
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e-ssrrrGl Monies.

~ NAV statement Of The Mutual Benefit Life In
zursrce Co Noi Watst issued turng The north OF Nsy
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BOARDING ann Gcftls.

DOARD-A senuemsn and bis vile. TWO or three
ID single sen,rru.u have very peasan psr,nen In
second third door. In private family by applying
10 Prrcest west OF and near Broadway. References
exchanged. i-sp 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-22

S,erwood couni,sioner OF Deeds ior the
K u ru.vr,s ohio Michigan, illinois and Texas;
80 Wicou,iu and lows Territory Office . PinssL :
80. Eo., ~ cu.tor-horss IN STARS rnTZo "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-22

Co1sAcXiE, Sept =. 1913.
DR. TowssESD-To all whom mzy co'cern: Tss
certify that my wife Used bottle OF your Ssuapa-
MI. previous her conhoement under the Alarming
delicate crcumstances, being troubled win The dfopsy,
sw. in OF the feet affections, aud very mncn de-
oiat-d; with my ptfnisson and the recommendation OF
those had used L. soc Edu ed 10 try, win it@ o.
fsh-.nt suffice say, the medicine had the HAPPY
desired effect, only the hours of coohnemeni bu o.
the expiration OF week Of liza the droiY an
n.ryous affection gave way astonishing degree az
her health better lhsn II had been for long Hnie
previous. ,u5 as,
subscribe myself your most obedent end obgs6 ser
vant, D; D - 20. ~ FOR OF
For sale at I26 Fulton-st; 2 r Van Snssh1i ~ Pa
Market and Broad cts Newark. N j. e lngHs, CO No
rrsor Nj lo5 SCUM Pesr-st Albany Reda1yS drng.
Safest Boston; Bsc.us Bun; Iroy PouphI-.psie
Ro,san Co Hudson; TruaI s. .,r
fowler Lsn,ngburgh: anc by Prihcs. Iass, and he
Csnadss. ,. ,,.,. to,,,..
None genuine except put n he ~, s5ss ,G %.p ".ss
"oen S p TOWNSEND, sLd his ZANE blown 70 t-
lure OF . l. 49, nn2i 2s~tf WIS
AS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-22

No Lives lnsured M ~
BENZ C. MILLER Secretary
JosIS4 L. NJ D. Medical Examiner No; 81 Broad
JA'' 81" An iel lmeod
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-roI,d;e..-Mrs COVE. continues 20 give advice
~ .,;an. rvith regret the 81 plicston OF WsIet
S ~ Nil Sis.s,es OF and children 81 her resi-
cure II la All on, 81 N.Y. SIN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-22

1T WOULD FILL MANY COLUMNS 20 pubish cnly
L portion OF the certificates and testimonials which have
been sind, and voluntarily sveu. ny respectable persons
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1 = : ~ YoRK. TRIBUNE.

DAILY TRIBUNE is ruS6rsahS
sar syEsY 9aosS1Sa SUNDAY n.on RI Spruce
&c tSe FriDA .,re.,n, opposite the City h"ii'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-22

A. ~ Chaplin, Agen, TOR Nillsm Taylor, Astor Horse
)anybter h.c the Small Fox very sevrGey-he gave her
tbi, SaTsaparla-it Il ant dried Il up directly
f.rd Of his residing IN Jersey CITY, sick with he
small Pox and he advised MIN l.. ne done go Win
and has scars What 10 most angular 10
,n.. , cases H. the families Used this Sarapsr and Ill
the cisease From variety OF ohrr cas-s that have
been reported believe that by cleansing the blood win
th renders the person sss against this or the
Eryspelas which diseases very prevalent and sis al
,'rr. in Nj of lt-l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-22

IT, For Boston via Norwich and Worcester.
rrs steamer Cleopatra Capt Wi!tini VII l5ev- souu
"a, 81 pssr No Nortb Rtv-revery -hoHGy Hed'sseay ana
-, ~ P NJ connecting with t1e cara Of ALya'
81, f1,5tfI CALES PRATT. jr Conductor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-22

an HATS. HATs..-Psris AolesSin hhis a -,
Ni equal TO those sold by others "a also dress
Hats at 81 and 81 Is superior 10 style and foish 70
those IN many place. 49, neal HAS al 81 g. g. huhcA
will bs peas.c To zee nv. friends tnis establishment
MOI IN GEO z. Il BROWN. ls6 Canalst
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-26
RETURN OF THE HARMONIOUS.

These splendid musical performers have re-
turned to our city at the request Of many citi-
zens, and will give concert at the City Hall
to-mouow evening. They must be heard 10
be appreciated aud we therefore advise oil 10.
vers Of good music not to lose the present op.
Pofiuniiy TO enjoy a brilliant musical treat.
The Har monecns have been long time be-
lore the public and have won deservedIv
envisble reputstion both as regards their Gen.
uemanly department and their skill az ar.
fists. We have seen notices Of their perGor.
names ia the Eastern States aud British Pro.
vincc-' where they have travelled during the
last two o' three years. aud judging from tl,e
unbounded encOpjums OF the press bestowed
IN oil the laFge cities, ia connection with ou,
own personal observation. we are constrained
20 pronounce them unrivullsd in their PROBES.
SION.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-26
TEMPERANCE oLIo.

Ih's evening 81 the City Hall. DE-. Hume
viii give grand Temperance Clio consisting
Of short speech illustrating Delidnm Ire.
MEMS another speech describing Bar room
scene and some Is or l6 songs, Dds, Glees.
solos cboruses anil Duetts.
Although the Dr. j. almost unsnrpsssblp
~ illustrative limitation sc don exactly know
what b. viii make Of Drlirium Tremens. B,,t
% he Is going 10 SCI Che msu with the pokey.
be has veV exciting role TO perform and il
must constitute . scene OF rcmarkahle excite.
mrnl Doubtless crowd viii b. present 81.
iiie terms ore. reasonable and the pcrlonns,e.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-26

ALG ERIA.-rhc last numb>r of Black /
wood coutsIas an sTtiCle on the French on
cation in Africa, deriving its information
mainly from two recent works ON that country
one by Capt. Kennedy, Of the British Army,
and the other by Count w. Marie, French
man. The origin ol the war between France
aud the Dey of Algiers, ia consequence d
which, during the tnstfjteen years, according
10 this article, haJa million # French sol
dicrs hare persisted, is thus described:--
''ln relating the well-hnown incident that
gave rise To hosIili,ies between France aud
tue by OF Algiers. Count ST. Marie goes back
TO the remote cause. which, by his account,
was lady. In the time OF Napoleon the Eey
OF Tunis had a layorite lensaie slave, Tor whom
he ordered, OF an Algerne lew. costly and
magnificent head dress The Jew, unable 20
get IL manufactured iu the country, wrote 10
Paris; the head drsss was made nj an ex pense
% twelve thousand francs, and the modest
lsraelIte charged it thirty thousand To the Bey.
\ The latter Was too much pleased with the
bauble to demur at the price, but, not being
M cash he paid IL IN corn. There CHANGED lust
then to b. SCARCITY ia France; ;he Jew sold
has grain 10 the army contractors and mana
ged 50 we'll that he became a creditor of the
French government for upwards of million
} Ut lanes. Napoleon fell and the Bourbons de-
cimed To pay; but the Jew contriyed TO inftr-
est the Dsy OF Algiers in his cause, aud re-
: monsirances were adj dressed To the French
government.
The affair dragged on for years, and at last
in 1929, in the eve OF festival, when the
, diplomatic corps were admitted 10 paw thei,
respects TO the Dsy, the latter eaposiulaiel
with the French consul on the subject OF the
q long delay. The answer was unsatisfactory
and the consequence was the celebrated mr
with ian orfly flap, which sent It's giver "a
|, exile, and converted Algeria into a French
province. On visiting the kssblh, or citadel
at Algiers, Captain Kennedy was shown the
little room la which IN, insult was offered "a
D the representative Ot FianCe. Ii is now used
. asa poultry ysd. "Singularly enough. /" say,
the captain, las we entered, cock, siuttini
J. on the deserted divau, pTocIsimed his victor,
D over some feeble rival by triumphant crow
; --ln appropriate emblem ct the real state o
+ Affairs" But the conquered cock il game: anc
: although scycrly punished by his adversary
y surs. he returns again To the charge.
y The writer Of this article is Of opinion thu
, little has been done by the French to secur
: TIE affections oi the people they have subiug
!, nted. The old hatred OF the Mussuman
against Christians, has been preserved n Ia
7. inii iorce Ia Northern Africa II is believes
u that the Arabs still look tor tine ultimate with
81 dawal Of thr French forces. The writer's ven
y turcs 10 prediction on this point. but seem
u TO haSe little confidence that Algcirs will soO
b. b'Comc less than bunhcn to France or soor
% repay ior tic blood and treasure expended !,
p ITS conquest.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-26
THE BELL RINGERs-The r,ad.,

THE BELL RINGERs.-The reader will
perceive that the Swiss Bell Ringers occupy
Bachelors Hall. over Todd * Howell's Shoe
store, Market street, this evening We need
only remark that the Hall is in good order aud
comfortably furnished and lighted. OF these
strange musicians we need say nothing. They
have visited almost every city in the Union,
aud have always found admirers Of their ex-
traordinary harmony, in abundance.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-26
GRAND MUSICAL SoIREE.
THE EEAR$TONENNS

IN Compliance with the solicitation Of nuu,eso. en-
= ikens Sho-r families ooud attend Their s-t con
-" ~ consequence OF the inciemeaey the weaibr,
nave alarmed 20 wheeling and viii rive their a. n Nm
NoCAL- iNsTRt MENTAL and OPERAT'Ic rrrea,.
9th. 1890 'N''"s Ne'SNo'
Doors open a = 10 commence at pest o's,sek For
par ieuiars sec Programme.
Ad,n,s-Ion y cents, children accompanied by their
n H. ~ tie request az numerous friends the II.r,no
scous w appear cue halt the evening in iiirens DE-
aud e<sncluae with tie Ethiopian character Tc, "a
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-26

Did any old fashioned democrat" ever
suppose he should live to src the troops of
our Government invading and conquering the
provinces OF foreign power, * to Compelling
lis inhabitants TO come under our yoke. and to-
take the DATA of allegiance" to the United
Siatst in fact. did any body in the State OF
Maine ever hear OF such thing as an oath of
allegiance. except a. they have read OF il i'm
books describing the institution OF a monarchy,
aud as they remember how the officers OF a
British invading army once administered
such an oath, al the poin. OF the bayonet, to
some oiour own cilizensl- Portland Ad-
pcrfiser.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-26

HhNHb kuRrz noss Fespsefesily insssuss his
-, sa customers that he ha seeeiyca fosn the
Eastern tnsEkct, q large assortnssat 81
Foreign aud Dsmesfic Drg GsoSa.
ssieeied with great care which 10 v 81 sel a. s.k.,
ofdeF, st prices thai eannat fsa 20 eln~.e -
labfGs WRaE-rhe ladies arr esr.seto a., - =. .,.
sns smine ms new nyis ofeoadr sslsE1is So k,~<~
=, afees snd closke ccnpgtEag - ~ slsss sriss
s,oeh et goods 10 very large ehsas iz so tss1 sk~ ~
hesin de lssts, Ac tozsiher = - ils eser.s
ana cossisfts ~ every deesF iffiat nhas4 an&
oi maghiaeeni designs Vsry asaassasa nFzsEa.
oe tesyef and PIN eiotl. ixnt 60 nfftre4 csgnt,
Nrfes HoWn, macs and nsinei satIisrt1, eEf asset
lseia, fed, feiiov snd wkte aannsis, hsaelset sn1
e setinFs ad shiftiRRs, spsus and uhiFtnr sleehs
FpfeH s,eFenasp AZ. irish linens tinsn taRsnssesis
l'en Focke henaketchiefs; superior qnslsx n hlrrk
- N ~ hlnes with varety ~ arti6riaf anerrE 80
iescy eftele4 tue nuiueFout % tl~t
VIZ eAe great plsosufs in ahnw nr q ~ irrs -
Oct. &C. = - - ~ 49,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-26
HE DUPED ADMINISTRATORS Thu

TIE DUPED ADMINISTRATION The
Courier Dies EiaiS Uais states that il has phi
,a,e letters from Havana. which show that
Santa Anna brought with, in the steamer A
rab, To Neu Cruz. twenty Spanish officers oi
distinguished sbility--smoog the number
Narciso Lopez. who has acted distinguished
part IN the civil war oi Old Spain. From 9th
e. accounts We learn that these officers, mn
der Saota Anna, are To have commands ia
The attempt To exPcl our columns OF invasion
One oil them, il Is added, is very able caysl.
~ officer, VINO says that with corps Of 5000
To oppose US, we can never reach the Capt..
tai. Others are good srtilleris,s, who will
hur' death upon us in the passes to S1ltillo,
and at Saltilio, or San Luis rotosi.
What iDistustion could have beset Mr..
Folk. that he should have let in upon us, by a
Tree pass at Vera Cruz, these elements Of de-
structionf How many lives has he thus TO an
swer Tor
Fortunate is IL. h-wevcr. that Santa Anna
did not suffered ian dipping Mr.. Polk out ol the
S2.OO0.OOO. as well as ia this matter. But
Tor "Wilmpts pVviso." however, We should
have los, our money, as villas our wits.--N.
T. Express:
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-26

Nn u hsncerj depending DE Creun gsine ior fo,f
, 'i LsH ehd thanrefJ ~ Ohio tuuujg Viraiuis
"e'''''" " "''ie"cA ard u Nuodcock, Fislntids
hafi'e} Drnhis'n' bafus Iuek and NsihsnieI Wfirht
,--.tfr iFffudaufs
- ihe tfih snd 9Th daBs af uciotr b. ts i,4,es -
heff ~ nciurk, a. ~ snd o'riork y y nfsasi 49,.
~ tf' once ~ Noiefi lioH. fI tunss s,r al -,
in ne cots ~ Ahaays in ths Ssit II New VofE ~. ~
psFtiisns ~ liaf n q Usgsiurn John e. Iiera,sur -
fn- iirfefs aid WiitaHi ~. f3enfy Win 30 ssen a. =
reed be- eriaracs on irfsn ofsad nanrfos 49,
sun 90 ia hfsftHE 81 ~ siafp eninsd rsuar "a n
sea ~ fil s p n"i fna1phfod sad das tif 81 -
sfs 30 fulagirffd ~
~" sd BANCROFT wOOBCoCg SOW
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-26
$4,000

Grand Consolidated Lottery Of Delaware aud
Georgia. Class M Is Extra.
NovciHicr 70, 1876.
90 humhct loitcry--i7 drawn Ballots splendid scheme
prSr OF Sh,uo. OF sOoCO OF 1860 OF 5000 4 OF
Svo, OF 5-EOi. 90 Of Ouc. aud 90 OF so
iirkcs Sis, shares IN proportion. A ecrtifca' of
paekafc Of twcntysix whoies, win cost 49, twenty.
sir HAYES s1t. twenty Sly qIarlers sI0
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$lO.OOO

rokoMokE RIVER LOTTERY, CLASS No. q.
10 10 ~ drawn az Wilmington, delaware oa Tucsdav
NNena.cr IL, 1896 - namlcr Lottery ~ drawn lsI
"s sPicndld scheme. prizes of lOtsn al 1ss, I,
an ~ OF " 10 fSo1, - Vf an SJ OF 100, Us of
81 - > SHARES IN ProportIon. certincate OF
~ twenty-five who.c~, VIII STU t,xe,,ty
IVY halve. SIS, twenty .hve qnarIer. SI;.sn -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-26

ACCIDENr.--Ten families Of Swedish q.
migFsnts were passing down the Ohio on the
steamer Roscoe, when that boat having got
aground above this city on Friday night. ia an
attempt to get il Oh, the spar broke and part
OF the spar and the block fell upon one OF the
men aud wounded him so severly that he
died yesterday IL this city.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-26
$4,000

iLohoMokE RIVER LOTTERY CLASS NO. pa To
NJ is,~ Al Wilmington, Del, on Monday November
~ $50 % niiner Lotiery. - drawn ballots Rpleu.
did scheme. prize ssf u1 of ma of 90, \ of
90 sto'' 2.uoo. 10 OF 80, 20 Of yn Tickets
,,, se- W Pr"PoriioH eertihesic 81 package of
s"N i've wlocS, win sIis. twenty five have.
So twenty i've quarters s2s
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-26
$4,000

Gflnd Consolidated Lottery OF Delaware and
Geosgis- lass No. Ia. extra
:, 10 ec drawn Al Wilmington, Delaware On Tl,ur.a.Y
November % 1870 - nanier n drawn luaIlots s-,
did - eeiae prize of 2n0o. % 1891 III Da ~ -
ifua. Oot lsi - of no. - OF 30 and 30 OF luO
Ilckrs -, rhsrcs ia proportion. A certior.s. NJ
package OF tWeatystN wno;cs viii cost = 10
halves -, twrIty sax quautcrs ali so ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-26
$32 O11O.

''""" No's 20 Lottery OF Delaware and
Georgia. Class No. "a.
November ~, 1875 e""@s ON saturday
~ i..htrfy II dtswn haIlotS. sule,da -.
p,Ns OF $3.50 OF l2t0o. ofsOa or q 80 me.
sfs,,. -, ., st, 10 Of LA ~ OF COO TisKrss =, ~
~ w" MI'o'r- wi cost sIso. twenty 1--WE hsly, s,a
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-26
A GOOD RIDDLE and an Excellent An

A GOOD RIDDLE and an Excellent An
saoer. The following riddle is attributed TO
Mr. Macauley, the cssayist.
Cut off my head-sud singular am,
Cut of my tail-and plural appear;
Cut of both head and tail, aud strange TO
tell,
Although my middle's left, there's nothing
there
What is my bead. cut or A sounding sea
what Is my tnil. cut Off? A roaring river;
within whose eddying deep, | peaceful
play.
A parent OF soft sounds, though mute for
ever.
A correspondent Of the Boston Advertiser
furnishes the following answer
Ecod! I've guessed II. IT'S Con:
Cut of his head, he's very Oh:
Cut OF his tail, YOU have Co.,
Aud that Is plural" all men know,
Cut oil his head and tail, you have
a middle nothing (0) you perceive,
What IN his head7 A sounding L.
What is his tail The riverD
And where's the ErIcure but cries "odd
POUNDS"
j know thee produces most sweet Sounds
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-26
NEW .TEWELRY.

thJ received this day FORM the East vagi-fx NJ a.,
ms'st tsstlonelse Jevery consisting Of Iss,,' Gnc
IWEe rms with Topaz Canoes, Aalsihint Ar-Sns -.
nhs 1aFnet Pean, JET and other stone .sts On, onsx
ssd srnei Bracrieis, CSnseOn let and Initiates, sxe
10 RAIN, Chased. Engraved and lea Par Rl,,-s 49,
h"rs with Topaz AHieihst and Geld aroos EsSs.rsl.a
a. Every variety 81 Breast Pins for Oeata re.l -.
softetf OF shirt studs, sleeve and neek l,,fee- ss
plaza aud sef rings, good assOuaseut -
oe' l4' JOHN BIsisOP, Tsa Main a.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-26

The trial of Myers Tor killing Hoyt was pro-
crossing slowly before the Hastings Court at
Richmond on the 23d inst. We have mo-
doubt of his 0cqui;tsl.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-26
$4,000

roKoMoKE RIVER LOTTERY. CLASS NO. goo
To he drawn al Wilmington, Delaware. on Monday.
November .. trs6.
- numhcf Latter, ~ drawn ballots. Splendid scheme.
prize of s2su0. OF 90. OF f,osa. OF 100. nj
eoco. of La, OF 800, aud OF 80, Tickets 81,
shares Ia preparation. certificate of Pscks-es oftwen-
ty-hve wtoie~ viii cost siis twenty nys halves Sc,
twcnty five quarters So
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-26
$4,000

Grand Consolidated Dottery OF Delaware and
Georgia. Class No Is extra
Nov. ~ lSt6.
2prinrs OF slsOoo. OF 600 I OF 400, 1 OF sooo
i5li, soof l,ooo 10 of fO0 20 OF 800
Tickets S5-sharcs in propoIrian. A certificate Of
parkszes of tweisiysv wholes viii SO, twenty.
siH halves S:5, twenty six quarters sls 20
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-26

The New Orleans De'ta Of the Ilrh has the
following paragraph. The report is aot men
toned la any other paper, aud we have no
conidcuce Ia IL:
IMPORTANT RUMoR. We rcceivedin.
formation yesterday of the following imunrt
VIZ That alter tbe armistice between cen.
Taylor aud Ampndia had been signed. aud
while The Amcrlran army were Feposinq after
tue Istlgues OF the battle, they were suddenly
HtseAed ~ the Mc1icans that they turned
1n 'icf lfeecherOus ASSISTANTS. aud after great
ioss On their own part, defeated them 30,
the truth OF this statement. we 10 not vo,,,b
although unless ouf informant VA, bi,n,eli
greatly deceived, IL is true.