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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1846-06-05
WASHINGTON, June /, 1876.


/ SEN4rr-ldr. Sewer reported q bill, .cEulatir,g
trade and intercourse witHthe oregon Indians
1t was twice read.
Mr. Dix from the select committee on the Smith
sonian Request bill. reported back the same with
sundry additional amendments. 1t was ordered
TO be printed.
Mr. Speight called up the bill to grant alternate
sections of land for works of internal Improvement
in the Southwestern States
Messrs. Speight and Johnson of Louisiana spoke
in favor of the bill, and Mr., Bagby opposed it,
The Senate then proceeded to the consideration
of the Oregon jurisdiction bill, reported from the
committee on territories. The question pending
was on the motion of Mr.. Westcott, to postpone
the further consideration of the bill until the first
Monday in December next.
MIR. Cass having the floor, made long speech in
reply to Mr. Benton, who had fixed the line at AZ
degrees. Mr.. c. vigorously attackedall the posi-
tons of the latter, and contended that ID 40 is the
true line In the course of his remarks, he refer
red to some of Mr.. Benton's old speeches for the
purpose of showing, that at one time, Mr. u. was
himself a 81 40 man. Mr. Benton reloined at
some length.
| HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, S. Klaus
man. a member from the State of Texas, appeared
was sworn, and took his seat.
Mr. Hunter, from the District committee, re-
ported a bill to amend the acts concerning the
Penitentiary in the District Of Columbia. 1t was
twice read.
This being the day set apart for the consldera-
ton of Territorial business, the House went into
committee of the whole, and considered several
bills.
! During the debate Mr. Mcconnell moved to
amend one of the bills by inserting tSs25000 for
the establishment of grocery at Niagara Falls,
with all the necessary fixtures" He also offered
another amendment appropriating the sum OF two
millions of dollars for curing foul legisatons.-
/ The House then adjourned.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1846-06-05

PRoMor1oN OF GEN. TAYIoR.-On Tuesday
week, the President nominated Brigadier General
Taylor to be Brevet Major General, in consdera-
ton Of his gallant deeds in the War with Mexico,
which nomination was unanimously confirmed by
the Senate
This announcement will be universally approx
ed Of. as no reward was ever more desevedly be-
slowed.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1846-06-05

C9SFIRHBD- nomination Of Marcus Nor
tom as Collectoriof the customs at Boston, WIS
confirmed on Tuesday
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1846-06-05

A Washington correspondent of the New Or
leans Commercial Times compliments the beauti-
full speech of Gov. Mcdowell on the Alexandria
Refrocession bill !:
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1846-06-05

nforY7ep f3ITIgS.5g IsN-k KENTUCKY AND TENSEs-
.ssg.-Ve urderst:5ad that a reqUisition has been
made by the GOVERNMENT upon these States Tor
5iioo tkosesand plosassd Ri9ealen EACH to rendez-
yous at Fulton, arkansas. We. presume Il TINS
is 50, that tits nteled for operations on the North
5ern frontier of Ma7ico.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1846-06-05

CART. wALkER.-The President has appointed
Capt. Samuel H. Walker, of tx, Texas Rangers.
Captain in the new regiment of mounted rifle
men, to be posted on the route to Oregon, for the
protection of emigrants.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1846-06-05
FROM thf Nefg Orleans Iicayuise, May Il.
rs'Ie s3ortf7 f,, Traxze,<,.

friend has fuEfished US from his route book
with the distance from San Antonio, Texas, to the
city q exicn, Including all the intermediate halt
ing places Inst q this moment, it POSSESSES very
considerable intcixst, for we continually have
questions prtto us as to the distances from point
to point in Texas and Mexico. They are given
from the Journal ol an actual traveller, and the
recruits who havc:not yet left here may improve
the opportunity ofshe passage to Brazos Santa
go tostudy the road which they may have to ira
verse
DIsrAEcE FROM S&S AxToSro TO THE FOLLOWING;
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1846-06-05

The Mechanics Pbalanc, Vi tower, Mass, has
resolved TO go to Texas. The bone and sincw
reneyer backward.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-21

VIZ NIekk keevs csnsisnslv ON 49,
u ss sale whole>ie os By s<ss,l n c,,.,r-'
'o emit rssehsser n. the sbsvs sgre~sLls. hesI,h, 80
eec'c~'es' eessp'snd. ssres,us 10 ssy nsa.S.r,.,.-s
sod -'d here os elss~ herr; To he had ., the .,,..
'se'osy "s the sah-enbev an Qsiacy Stree. .of
~sses"sed 'o be . rsses end b~,scs article. spx s,-,
e"espss shsn ihsi soid N Market street. me w.n,.
sse's'e ~ . certssn d. FeIss cf P.t,shurh.
TIE s"hsrnh<r ~ss threatened ssns s,me ,;c,~
MN . r~oseen:'e ION ny ID MnC,nri.F 8 "a Nh. ell. Pc.
""s es'fsrfoto 0re.hs . vs,isii-n .fhis re s~ns urks.
ss' ne sahs~rh~r wss~ en- ,, Washington city. and
feee'ssd . letter (~hirh wiil b. shawn 10 any oss
mo VII esiD tsvm almond Raske. sse United
Ss'es fs'en' C's~m'~So~~r. stating that ns patent
hsf ever '.sa~d 'o DE rsIx SIC the Ex,sset af
C.ese. As A'G,nnis has in The Times &c the lea
sss~s. rasfscoed The rsss,c ssan n hsyins o. 81.
log ne sss>enisesis esirsct of ~oGss. ssJ slsedeiow
Ihsi The ssne 10 . csusserfes sf that snid hy hisa.
N"~ The ssh~rsihss viii variant The srueie sold ~
hsa 10 b ssp<res. healthier and cheaper. ed
hssses IN every sssr~ci than tina, ef De Geils'A ed
~ Mr. MG,nass. nc The rsoev will he returned.
ussy one vii rail- spso he sahsrsH<v. be ~iil
he furnished the shsve ar,ris free ef eos. soc the
raspsss u testing ,hs virtues of The same; ~hieh
me sshsesises warrants ~ ~ cheaper aud hssl,hier
thsa e Ire in amy other Scsm.
GEO q SHAW. Quincy ahove 5,h Street
N D. rhs sssssi ps,e. OF tie shove article is g
essss p~s posnd, snd . liberal deduction 10 ihoss
~so ell sssin- mar - q. q. 3.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-21
TRINITY CHURCH pRopERTy.-A re

port has lately been made To tho New yorL
Legislature by the Office OF the Trinity Church
corporation in compliance with a resolution
OF the Senate, which reveals the immcnsc
wealth with which it i. possessed. IL appear.
that the corporation owns se7 lots oi ground
OF which the Asior lease is OF $50 this LA,
twenty-five years TO run, and produces s26s
PER snnum. The Li,pensrOn lease il of 81
lots, having sixteen years to run. and prolu-
cling ell1 % per snnum, leaving 100 lots,
which are let rrpsuiely. These lots are al
different siDes. but most OF - To- IS. aud %
by 100. The whole annual inco,ns oi the
corporation. being for ground and pew rents,
Interests and i~nternents. as Tor the last three
yesus only So, s3s per ycsr. The annual ex.
Pcnditurcs, SJ0.3ij. The debts of the corpor-
alton amount To si09.s20. II this is true
the church must be very poor instead of very
riCh.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-21
A COLD AND UFARrr.rSS ,.nv

ACoI.D AND HEARTLESS LADY.-In
one oil the large and fashionable stores in the
lower part OF this city. they have a female
hgnrc, on which they exhibit their ciosks
man'liiss, &c, and which gives rise To many
smuslls mistakes Among the most lsugha-
ote was one that occurred a few evenings
s,nce. An applicant for charity came INTO
'be store, and after going sround smongst the
numerous clerks. soliciting a Few pennies. M,
eye rested on the lady in question. He i'm
mcd'a'ely advanced towards her, and lifting
his nat and making a most profound bow. re-.
eitng hts tale, begged her 10 give him ONLY |.
lew een's. Not receiving an answer, he re.
pVa'su ms tate OF woe-siih no snswer.--He
stood IN silent smsze ment. when At Las, ,,,n-
Tag round, he thu. addressed the clerks. WIN
Were standing witnessing the scene, con,ulseI
WIN laughter IL would not ask her again e.,
: dollar; she i the most cold and hsar,I,,.
lady have ever met with IN \ T'ru. Sua
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-21
COMMODORE BAINBRIDGE.

"A correspondent at Singapore comnuni.
Gates To us the following grstifying incident,
Tributes of praise from an enemy are a, ali
tunes the most gratifying. and the sdm,rs,ion
expressed by the British Commodore sos an
officer whom he had unsucoessfully ocoo.ed.
a"ts nm a. much honor % IL honors the dead.
-PhH T.. y. Gos.
VISIT To COMMODORE CHAD. r. N. To
OLD lRoNSsDES AT SINGAPORE.
frsHy ~ the month ot February, lsts. the
~ ,. ingaie Constitution. Capitals r., ~arri,ed
~ tie roshsissd Of singapore. The bsneiul
b'eesrs oil Africa and the vertical ray. 81 a
tropicai sun had msdc an hospital Of the hin.
her gundcck ON the stsrboan side. wa, hung
With cots and hsmmocks, AZ we'll "a ,h- fo,e
wsnl cabin, which had been SUR, aa,,.d n,
We captain TO the sick. The sppestzo.v 81
the Siip within was not ~ bod, koweye, -.
Sss without. a lead oolos AMI red sts,.k
u"' ursn gwen Ia her otItsisle a Mo-. and ii.
'h'ngh this lad been toaaehed up a zawziln,
s'h q long passsge sctoss the ind,au 5000
isd worn enough Of the led color ava, "a
Prf'n'i TIE original sable line TO Be sen
which, with tie stream ~ iron ms, sh.t h.J
wert through from tho hammock ss,is 10 H.
TIE waters edHe told hes candiiion "a pl.;.l,
~ w"fis helere ~ sschos vss lei go. :
ga. WIN an oihcsf came alongside frosa ".
u NJ. ingsis Csmbisn. 20 offer oomoI,,ns,,
Ne, OF Com. C.sths. The ogboers ,.trso
sf0ught the gallant ComDodoss on bad ~
Constitution. Csptain r. vas confor5 ~
ht- couch, aud could not receive his gss.st on
deck. 1bis duty was consequently dooe ~
he hrst lieutenant 0I the deck. The Co,n.
s%sosioFe q ase looking man ~ CITY, mose thsu
IA beet 80 ststne. and pedecuy sret. AZ 4,
stepped Over The Rsagway simultaneously nj.
uied ihe ofilcrrs who ecicved him end sns.
vcyed the ship ''fore and eft, alow aud sloh .
ihe spar deck ~ The old ship Looked passlas
yell and comps rstively, aud The srrutiay 81
Tie Co'nSseioFs, u wssrvmarkeA sas not NOV.
uiyiag Vie ives shown dows - shs csh;u
"ISfe Csp1 r., on Cute bee, T~steived Lia.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-21
PRUDENCE AND GENIUs-rh,,, /,

PRUDENCE AND GENIUS.-Thst a &C..
MUS inferior only TO Shakespeare OF q Milton,
should not be able to keep a coat on his back
TO save himself from starving amid his poetic
fire. al the sane time that an honest citizen.
whose utmost reach of thought only enables
him TO IN a reasonable profit upon q piece al
linen or silk, according tn its first charges,
should, from nothing. mise himself to coach
and six; To account for what in theory s-rms
No sirsuge, IL IN To be consider real Of what con.
sequence II Is towants a proper behavior, thai
a person apply q due attention TO all the min.
ute circum stances, aud seemingly inconsider
able particulars in the conduct OF life. Let a
man have what sublime abilities he will, il
he Is above applying his understanding "a
mud out. and his attention To pursue any
scheme OF life, i, Is rs little 10 be expected
that he should acquire the fortune Of the thri.
wing citizen. AZ that the plain shopkseper,
who never applied his mind TO ~leamia9, should
equal him in science. There il no natural
incompatabiliiy between art or learning, and
prudence. Nor is the man OF learning or &c
MUS, who Is void OF common prudence. 10 be
considcfed In any other character than that OF
a wrong headed pedant, OF OF a man Of mar.
row aud defective abilities Digaify Of Ha.
man Nafnrs.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-21

tL.S-A very remarkable case Of pre~nce ol
mind, and consequent escape from Instant
death. Is related in the Hartford Ccunnt.-
As Mrs. Paterson. Of that city. yves crossing
the railroad bridge. just South Of Asytum
street, las, Monday morning. tho train Of cars
from Springfield came down and nearly over.
took her before she noticed them, when in
attempting To get cf the track, 1t the South
end OF The bridge. she stumbled and fell; and
not ha-ips suiieien, time to Get p the
outside ct the track before the cars overlook
her' she had The remarkable presrncc Of mind
10 arrange herself between the rails with he
face and person close To the ground. and also
To cniie her bonnet string, when the whole
TAIN passed Immediately over her wiihou,
csusing the least injury-eIcept = horrible
fright.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-21
bookS OF THE BIBLE.
THE OLDTExTAupxr

go
The great Jelsossh speaks 10 ga
Ia urnesls and Exodus,
ieyiticus and Numbers see
Followed by Deuteronomy.
yoshua and Jpdges sway the land
Ruth CLEANS a slscaf with teembl;no h.oA.
W snd numerous Kings appear.
"nor We wondering hear.
fzrs and Nehcmish, now,
Esther the heauleous mouner shox,
job speaks ia sighs, David in Psalms.
The Proverbs teach TO scatter aims:
Ecclcsiaslcs then comes on.
Aud the sweet songs of Solomon:
lssiah, Jecmiah, then
With Lamentations takes his pen.
Ezekiel, Daniel, Ho~ea'sIytss
Swell. joel, Amos, Ohadtah's,
Next Jonas. Micha. Nahum come.
And lofty Hsbskkuk find. room
while Icphsniah, Hagani calls
Wrsgt Lschaiah builds his wills:
And Malachi with garments rnt
Concluics the ancient Testament.
TIE NEW TESTAMENT.
Matthew, Mark Lake snd John, wrote N,
hie Of thejF iotd,
Inc Acts what Apostles accomplished, re.
Rome, Corinth, Gals,ius, Ephesus. hear
"hst Philippians, ~Coiiossians, Thes~sloni.n.
nmotheus, Titus. Philemon. pecede
i'~ hP's''e which Hebrews most grateful,
'smes, Peter end John, with The sbor, letter.
w fooids Of Divine Revelation conclud,.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-21

u have hsstened ON board your Ship" said
Commodore Chsds, Ito offer my services. hsv-
ing heard that you were sick. as well Is many
OF your people and ! have brought my surgeon.
who has been long ont here, aud he can tell
you oil about the diseases oi India. He then
inquired IL this was the ship called Constitu-
ton IN the year 1913. Having been told that
she was, in model. internal arrangements aud
battery. although rebuilt, he seid he was very
6lsd tn mest her again. that she was an old
acquaiDtancc-that in the action oil the trigaic
Java III had the honor tn fight her alter the
fate at Captain Lambert. aud Notwithstanding
he had hsuld oown his color, TO the insate
Constitution there was no "reminiscences more
pleasing To them than ihosr n~suItin; from
the skill, bravery. and CALAMITY al the noble
B-inbrid;c during aud after the action. The
Constitution sit was mauru,cp,d in a master
ly manner. and 1t made me regret that il was
was not British. but" ssid he, Il, was Greek
meet Greek, for we were the same blood after
ALL"
Those men who could conquer the "iuvin-
cibles Of the Ocean," aud afterwards win the
hearts OF their enimles whilst prisoners, tho
Navy IL. and the country should b., proud OF.
Commodore Chsds lelt the ship after he had
communicated every thing important TO US
relating 10 the place ia which be had just
arrived. aud given full as,urancrs of his will
lingnrss tn render any assistance Is his power.
Singapore, March 20, 1918, w.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-21

Professor Bronson is dOingup Animal Mag.
netism in New Orleans, besides his Other
sciences. lie states tl'a, his olairvo,snIs
sing Like nightingales, snj in a language the,
ITO not know when awake. Good.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-21
AN IRIsHMAN's MODE Ok RAISING
ADlNNER.

We heard the following story narrated n
few nights ii nee, aud Thought il at the time.
the most mir,h provoking thing we had lis
tencd to ior some time. This NAV have been
owing. perhaps. To the nsrnstor's peculiar fac
ulty Tor storytelling. A; any rate il loses
Igrca tly in our hands. But We will give IL as
nearly as wc can recoliect.
Once upon a time, a spn of Erin entered a
jewellers shop in the fsr-fsmed city Of Dub
Ilin. Now il happened tina, Patrick was com
pletcly strapp~d-that is to say. hadn't the
first rel cent-snd furthermore, Ice was ex-
ceediosly hungry. But h. had hit upon a
happy alternative Tor making good this de-
ficiency. Approaching the Jewellcr. he sid
"Whatill We CIV me for n lump Of goold
a. thick a. my wrist, and as long as the halt
of my ARM
The jcwellcr had often hcanQof large pieccs
of gold being discovered in certain parts I'll
ireland. which pieces Of gold, i, was surmis.
ell. had been left by the Danes. on their CT
puision from the country. Thinks he to
himself, very wisely, This ignomnt Irish.
man has found this gold ot which he speaks.
and Das, thu powers help ne but Ill take
him IN
Twill YOU take q drop to drink. my good
fellow" he cunningly asked. well convinced
that . few drops of the 'oroyfhuy" would
be ~eIectual i'm the performance at his object.
Upon my sowl. aud Jim fisnnegsn's the
man Ia do hat!" WAS the answer.
"Bu, msy be you'd like a bit OF breakfast,
my good tellowr
Bad luck to m. but Tm as hungry ss q
handspike," responded Mr.. Flanagan.
Some bread and butter. and several o,he,
daintics. which enter into the composition al
the ncccsSsrics of life, were accordingly or
dcrcd aud brought. Our hero msde an excel
IL. >.
siigaiion of the kind and bcneroi<af ieweller
who showed his guest every possible kind
ness, was washed down with a copious pots
ton of PoieoH. (This occurrence, there j,
every reason to believe. ,ranspird prviou,
to Father Matthews Temperance reformation.
After Mr.. James Flanagan had miuistere
To the cravings oi hts stomach. and moreover
had got pretty well inebriated with the no,
teen. his host nudged to him and slyiy in
quircd-
Mister, where is tina, lump of gold o.
%yours7'
"whatlump of goold. yer honor" aid Fat
staring the jcwcller IN the face. =
You spalpcen didn't you tell me you want
Ell 10 sell M a lump OF gold" cried the jew
eiler. living into a furious passion.
Don't you b. 5, fast. yer honot." replied
Pat. Sure an We know rs well az the nos,
oh ."uf iaCe. WAT ! fnffciN ashtu INC n Ern
,leman, for the sake OF information. NJ that Il
Id iver hud a lump OF goold. Id know il
value"
A kick which scnt Pat yelling ost az Oh,
shop. was administered to him BY the jewel
Ter, who was incrnsed 10 think Of the impo
siiion played upon him; and Mister Flame
gan wen, oil. swearing by his grandfather,
ghost. that ihnt bread and butter was the bee
he had tasted since the time he stuck a pin IL
Jerry OlHanlan, at Jeny's fathers wake.
Pitts Chronicle
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-21

GLITTER No "A splendid b,a, of the
above name. Pittsburgh buili. made its APP
pcarsnoe a, oer wharf yesterday morning. II
N iniended ict a p~it,sburgh aud Cincinnati
Packet AMI IL. we think the most CON ,l,tc
and lines, boat in the trade.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-21

We rgret 10 learn that the late freshe, on
The Sosquchsnna carried away a portion OF
tbs Pennsyl,sDil main line oi Canal. that " i'll
not be fsts,ned icr a month at least.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-21

TIE n0HT.-Alwsys pursue what you
have rea-sa 90 think j. The right cour-- With.
out regsN W ease on the one hand and inter.
es' on he Other. Go strsit forward, deter.
mined 70 breast tie hoois at iniquity. 0s perish
va The Ebert. Never stay with the mul,i,oIe
u'fough ltsf or worldly policy. aud neyer Ia
tes 70 The Rdticc oG thOse who. rotisa !,
nesTt move on with the popalsr current
feel that you have something 20 do hi m.
void, and 50 about u fortbwitb-tsLiog
tfuth sos YOU guide. and Niuwc lor your com,
Pen'ohs-fhsn you will hsts nothing 20 lear
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-21
cLIcKENERs guGAR-coArED VIZ

GETABLE PlLIS.-All diseases have ,hei,
origin in impunty Of hood. However ereel.
lent the general health. there Is no secuit,
against fever, where the blood 10 impure. a.
iadicsted by emPtions Of the skin, vertigo
headache. lsssitude. &c. The b~s, purifier 81
the blood il Clickencr's Sugsr-Coeted Pin,
which Is 40 skilfully compounded. that II does
not cause gripping. the great objection To ell
pills. The envelope Of Sugar prevents oil
nausea, so that, ave from the powerful. We.
easy operation, the patient would hasdly b,
aware that he had taken any medicine Of ali.
So we'll convinced is DR.. Ciskener Of the
efficacy Of hispills ia all specified case, tina
he is pledged TO return ,he money, when The
promised effect is not produced. For sale b,
A. O. FAmcHrLD. ma, =
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-21

A correspondent OF the New York Mirror
wills the following story Of a member of the
Indiana Legislature. who is the butt Of his az
sooiates, on accoun, OF his ignorance:
Opposite the member at a table "a, a sin.
iu' wsg. who, after leaning forward aud say
ing something about revising the laws. asked
him very gravcly-"Mr. -, what in your
opinion ought TO be done with man who
would deliberately commit spieidoY' The
learned law maker clsppcd his hands upon his
crsnium, To support his brain, while he was
solving this intellectual difficulty. and wisely
replied. "Why sir, ldgo for making the ms.
cal pay five bundled dollars 10 the State, and
marry the girl"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-21
Estate.

We would nfer those who desire to inves,
In real estate To the very valuable saw mill
and other property odsscd sos sale by the com
missioner ON the 2lss inst. Il is perhaps q,
vsln.bae as any property that has been In
market Cor some time. .
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-21

THE ELECTIoN.-1hc wings OF Virgins.
must take pattern after those OF New Hamp-
shire la the coming election. LET them put
their shoulders to n thc, will succeed. Lite.
energy and spin,will do TIA. work.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-21
CAN CONSUMPTION Rr cup.n'

CAN CONSUMPTION BE CURyp,-r
sas.issa 10 asked by many ..i,oss s..sIs -.
ssgs ere IN The lest s'Ass Il d,s>s.~. 90 Asv, -.
scar os valuable fsiseJs ,hrs sGl,seJ !. 49,
s~e'. ps'"isl % u 10 issy. iLsi lev eve, ,.r-,-
D~s,s csnse@ b. deprived ef 's prey, ~Ae. 49,.
hss h"s''ed ~ ia'sl shsesds svsa he VIAL. ~ !.
'Assssose 81 The s'ssss ,nrsrsnce zoe eli ,>r...
~hs ~sv hss~ . he'd co'd. o"~sh. pain in the hs,..s
s'sd srie. snssSess of the ,hs-s,. Jsnsesl,v Al 49,
~ The rAs~s~ snd matter that s~r....,. -
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A RELIEVED SUFFERER.
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or We were prevented from attending
thu loco TOGO meec,ins al the hall last night
but are pomised a report.
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HsU~ the Nee Fork Courier.
TERRIBI.E CALAMITY At RuTGHA1n

On the evening Of the l4th. 90 We learn
from the Argus. the ice in the creek st Buna.
10 give way and swePt down stresm with
great raPidity and force and crushing eve
rything in its way. Between The loot OF
Main street and the lake were IS OF % canal
boats. which were completely demolished:
and the steamers Wisconsin. ChsutauQue.
Frankfort. Indian Queen and two OF three
DIVERS were greatly injured. About twenty
schooncn wc,e also severely injured and sew.
enl Of them destroyed.
The los Of property is estimated at not lesz
than 800 600; and IL Is feared that lives also
have been lost.
About II miles east of Rochester . lsrgs
portion OF the railroad emhsnkment.-9O wide
Of the top, 20 feet st the bottom. and IS Zee,
deep. has been washed away by the frshet
several bridges, dams. &c, had been carried
oil IN Monroe county.