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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-23

and fem, have gone en- masSe. The desire
Tor emigiion is still raging, TO such an eA-
tent, theprmers are selling oil their proper
ties at a " OF from 20 To - per cent.
Hoiy. Milan, June 2O.-The election of
the Popeps made with much greater dis
patch tha was anticipated, having been got
over in II ours. None OF the foreign car
dlnals hatimc TO be present. The choice of
the coucle tcll on Cardinal Mastai Feretti,
who was lcordingly proclaimed the 23Sth
successor st. Peter under the name oil Plus
TX. lie bne of the Youngest cardinals ever
elected toIe Papacy being only 81 years of
aye. lie assesses high character for piety,
virtue aud lent, and is said to be one OF the
most libcrlan enlightened men OF Italy.
The FseChureh Of Scotland and the u.
nited Staas.-Thcre is, at present, considcn.
bic cxcitehet among the lay members of tn,
Free Church Scotland, as 10 the propriety %
retaining sabriptions given by citizens OF A.
inerica, IN a oil the funds of that body. TIL,
cause assign Is, that the money has beer
gwen by stockholders, and those who coumtc
nance SLAYER as "a thing not itself sinful, an,
that, thereto, ii Is an unholy contribution
aud would san the purity of their good cause
At first thenarose faint muTmuring of dis
content, THEY'VE heard notes OF disapprobd
ton still morloud and deep. and lattcrly ther
has burst forta perfect hurricane of indigna
ton. The ca now is, Give back the mone
give back tIcmoney." This is the watch
word at puhc meetings aud professions.
meets the Srs of the free church clergyma
at every TIN. In fact, the atmosphere oil SEQ
land is iul one universal roar OF Give bac
the monei.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-23
Total of30 persons, SIl.g66 Sly 2s7
EYgpss for 1915 SIQO gOt

=
Excess for 1916, Sl32,32l
The Courier, speaking OF this, thus remarks:
Here aoe thirty individuals promiscuously
scattered over the county, whose taxable prop
erty is shown 10 be one hundred aud thirty
two thousand three hundred and twenty. one
dollars more than was charged to them before
the work OF reform was commenced by the
Wings. Aud who are those persons, whose
taxes viii necessarily be incrcased2 Are they
tlc poor ol the country, for whom SO many
crocodile tear, have been she'd by the I.ocoio.
cos Nay, verify. Thcyare the very men who
OF all others, are best able 60 bear the burden.
oil taxation, Tor they have the property, the
money out of which taxes are easiest raised
lie is indeed very fortunate poor man.
whose taxes will be Increased by this law
that hiLd OF a "poOT man who, in common
parlance, lives ia the shade aud eats clean
meat
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-23

As Polk and the Locofocos have broken
their pledges aud violated their plighted faith
10 the people, tits proper we should advert
aud that just now, to the pas, and particular
ly 10 what was sailan done by the Loco lea
ders and orators during The late Presidential
canvass.
IL is well known that, ia this part OF virgi-
MIA, the principle of Protection to our indus.
tiyosainst foreign competition Is a Gavorite
with the people, and that many, very many of
the Democfdtst as well as The wings, i'm COM
mon with their neighbors in PENNSYLVANIA
and OHIO are and were favorable TO the tariff
OF iSi2 ami opposed to It's repeal. This i
well known. And it viii be remembered that
during the summer of 4 ~ the w big Elcctor.
Nj. Stephenson, and the Polk Elector. Mr.
WIN. ). Morgad, met the people of Brooke for
debate at Wellsburgh, aud there discussed the
merits, personal aud political, of Mcssrs. CLAY
and Folk. And on this, as on other occasions.
the wings charged that Mr.. Polk was opposed
To protection and hostile to the talif of 1912
and would, II elected, have il repealed if he
could. In reply to this charge, MIR. Morgan,
the Polk Elector, before the people of Brooke
assembled IN the market house in Wcllsburnh
uttered these memorable words: II ten uou
PSik is better tariff man Man CLAW" |
What will The people now say? But Mr.. NJ. |
(and who is really worthy man. is mot a
lone IA this kind of glory" But what ought
the people TO say when thus deccivedl
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-23
a FEARFnL SlTIArlnN

y rENNFtL SllD hllON. a man as
cended itc slccplc OF q meeting house i'm King
sion X. L., lately, 10 take oil tlie yane for gild
Ing, as we learn from the Providence Journal
and having lclt the ladders climbed the iron
6pire to the distance of ! = to , feet above, re-
lying upon the ball bali way up tIe spirc to
rest hIa feet on, and from which position hc
could sake the vanc of with his right hand .--
Winnie he was in the very act. the ball on
which his feet rested gave way aud ran down
the spirc. At this moment he was raising
the vane over the end Of 10; as be- dtl so. the
spifc growing smaller, made a convenient
place Tor his thumb to keep lhc b1lancer in
thc gudgeOn bore, when the ball gave wayun-
der bu aud bee sunk. The vanc falling back
with las thumb in the gudgeon bore held him
last, with hisieet dangling in the air. lie re-
piainrd in ihls perIlous situation until man
osceendcd Tie spire, aud placing his shoulders
under iis beet, ~ once relieved him. Tie
sccae was terrible To behold
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-23

81 embraced the opportunity to draw a tooth
for her" aud he pulled it out of his pocket.
The Doctor was acquitted, but this did not
prevent the appointment OF committee of
ladies' To call and examine Mrs. VolkcnbuIg's
jaw.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-23

POSITIVE AtPTlON AND M .r,r
DING OF THE LUNGS CUREDBx THE USE Ot,
DIR. DUNcAN'S ENPECTORANr REMEDY
Miss Emclne Neager. aged seventeen years. was taken
when al the OfsNteca. with slight cold. which she
neglected until the LUNGS hecae prey that destroy.
CT CONSUMPTION. WHOM spplcstion 20 a physician
made To eject. He considered her hopcle,
one. and prescribed hut little medicine for her. In
meantime she discharged great quantities. of blood, with
much appreciation oftiok phlem aud cough Her boz
Oily frame al length heesmc reduced TO living skeeoni
Her last Osly looked Tor by her friends that
erings n,igd end BY the panes OF DEATH During The
time her physician frequently called and the last
sourse. determined test the virtues of Dr. Duncsns
Ezpeciorsi remedy having noticed some extraordinary
cures performed by tie medicine ~ similar eases. He
obtained two bottles. aud administered II to her.
The fourth day he found chances, which hopes
lie continued giving the medicine eighteen days.
thai she rendered allie 10 he walking in her bed
chamber 10 the a-ouishncnt OF friends and relatives.
She continued using the medicine for eight weeks W hen
she declared herself entirely free from pain and disease
and pursues her daily occupation perfect health.
The alovc valuable medicine L. obtained IA Vince
/ ling at ilc store at ~ ~ J. n. & X. B. MARSH.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-23

Ma. WHARToN.-Pieasca announce through
tho columns OF your per that the subscribers
to the 'Lileboar will call at the Post Office
Tor their papers.
Wheeling. July n. 1916
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-23

On Tuesday several more boats came down
from Beaver shoals and the bsrs that dot the
river sb.vs Wheeling hving been unable TO
get up 10 Pittsburgh. a slight rise that took
place on Tuesday night will Improve navis,
ton.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-23

BonbardmeHf Of Tompioo There f. GOOD
reason 90 believe Chat another. and more sue.
cessiul attempt has been made upon TamDiro
by ihe sl0op Of war ST. Marys The report
we gave yesterday from TampIcD rcceiefd by
au arrival from Havana via Key West. f. con.
hrmcd by tIe Norma at ths port from Havana
direct It's stated in letter received by tbe
Norma t.at on the ith Of July schooner ar.
rived a. Havana with news from 1ampicu "a
The 2Jtb June, which is twelve days later than
the account we published from the ST. MARY,
via Norfolk This schooner reports that ON
the 9Th, ths St. Mary bOmhardcd AMI cap
'dred Idmpco. This would lo0k as if Tam.
poo o. now in our s5iou.--Ntu TOrk
EypTT5s.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-23
STEAMBOAT REGISTER.
a I'll PORT OF a -n
SzET WHEELING szS
REPORTED ny CHAs. II. BERRY

MS cvidcntl, tbe int ntion To use .,ep,o. ,,c,i
TO induce the invalid To- make friaiof NJ, nt,..,h.,r
Health Restorative. Bcnr devoid Of any soee,c, or
cot Or quaekoryt certainly has more claim. ON the NO
'ee OF TIE SICK than any other medicine The Medical
Faculty ~ many instances Of IT, individual nepers
with Characteristic honesty, have even ordered il for their
patients finding onen that the usual remedies do p,, t
peeuisri'ies Of diseases oftbe Chest aud Iangs Thi. r.
pfasewonhy. and We hope such disintefe.ted ee,in,
viii he shown by others Of the same profession an,t n
shall have trial in every case
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-23
THE WEATHER

We have had two or three days of pretty
constant rain, which has been g,o,iiyiug to
the farmers and scarcely less pleasing to our
hitherto dusty denizens of the city. This ,an
has saved the corn crop, though it has been
rather unpleasant TO lawmakers.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-23
q .rTNTrrnT--rrIN,- !

01rtNTEERESFfNC intetiircre, 10, - =.
mwii-p@.d l"' of u any way ~ danger IN 1ONsI.Wr
lNN f'nieif most perfect has teen di.e,y,,. H.,
.'i'l consumption. Liver Compa ini or az, f t.,, IN.
,Pm" .ympions. ON ihc Chrome Tiefnsi .,. ea, N i.
~, allo' celebrated medicine. The genuine grls, u
80 ,,',, 'l,i, He prepare az 3s5 howcrv THE pisn
p. sndha' 'fon iof long time The secret on H. ,,
$500 -Nffs which haF'png attended UI Tati,t..
n. ." P'ii"fHihg Hs wonderful cures ,,iueb ff,
l H,iy many s1-es have icen almost Incredible tf
.' '.,Iu.Nc Foof. thc Doctor can fFinv frv,,J III, ~
.'''e'' and We advise sn VIM may Ls,e eo,,.i,, =,
ven snrc rods o. trp tbs rerferi .,,,.r ,i -,
H. ..'Aln SAYS, 20 small esk win.ink hiy ~, o,
800 ''''' cure your coughs before your lungs sre a.
~, pl y, ~ h""cfy. y. Esch lotiie hss iesr,,f,i
- pi''t Iaifl Do prevent counterfeit Tog -. d, &C.,
JAS BAKER
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-23
MEDICAL NOTICE.

nOCToR ELISHA WARNER ,espeste,uy s,po,n.
- ~ uie citizens Of Wheciiua and -nrrOundins,
h'l VA sief an absence Of four months ot business
nv, ~. i'imfng1 90 The city and permanently lscafed
Ihsnkf fpf hc literal share az patronage hesto,red o
9"i'h- ~ short fcsidence IN Wheeling, be sii ten
"' w. professional serfices aud hopes 10 meet The ap
probation 20 au Impartial public An professional caiis
,i pr we CITY ~ country. viii % prOsnpty afiended
tom.
H"li"f Wamcf having studied meiirine under The tnr
@ 90 fc.sftaf pts stefan 0f thc old school and nav
f li"ruughif studied thc fnsn Botanic pfectse Of
~ H'f. ~ De- rencfaly known 81 Tie oid iudtAa
iH+tifH 81 itsiufghl and having had The experiences
"i -tfcfu years sufccsst practcr with bin who has
- most extensive patronage TIRE above ry ~ Ahe
ie-i eighteen yeaff hopes, BY sednof ard nhfenitted
siriou 60 hls profession 90 satisfy thc fcesputhic c8
efisi"us ofthose who may fzFDf him win ihei conn
dFure snd patronage.
oFFtCEin tbs hrlck hock. Immediately a. TIE snuth
end ~ Size tidgr ef three doors ffum hs irmeF stend
now narnnleA Al Got y. D. ke.ey.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-23

lei TIE Pubic hssr bon mind ola 81, s..t., -.
"s inr idsnf to sudden esngfa ~ tie s,..tI,
~ guaf prevalent 81 thi- ses-an oft',e tesf .ris,,,
49,. ..i a"d many persons ~ fuaiufe ase ere
W 'Nit''h'i' Dol aisetsfs of tbsi ktnd rtst oe,i,
t N,A' ~ ~iffaf toated Nezfisise Parrstive Pins
zoo lrtr--fni fn cases 81 tte greatest s.i.ii
'N "ff-e aI other fcfnsfe- he'd proved aoavsiiinr
.'t m I1f hIlf.t crnIrruts have nrrsrfiird Them
WV l'R.i-e. sod tfry have ter, hlrf,it ese
~ e'mmiiiseof ths AmerrsH fn.f,f.t. ..,.si,t.d al
ta'e ui'if merits. lff trse VIM have newer nst,
49, -f.t l' mase asiug'e trial. snd theY wiz never
f.,N '' tft Of H'rif determination. o. faer ~
pr i'h ilffhc roatiiff ihr nioHfF W 1 boz 30 90
''nfntd. Dor .sic in WIsteius tY
~ - A.O.T AiRCHfLD
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-23
Tue House adjourned at an early hour.
MARRIED.

In Marshall county, Va. on Tuesday, the
2lst inst, by the Rev. J. Fleming Mr.. WIN.
WADpLE OF this county, to Miss SARAH ,daugh
ter OF James Chambers, Esq OF Marshall
county.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-23
FLY NETS

TUsT received additional supply Of splendid Fly
~ Nets, at No. lO9, Main street.
jy.3 NICoLL & CARR.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-23

Nathaniel T. Willis, E.g We sac it stated
8 shout 90 marry tlc only daughter of PROM
iueut member OIL Congress from Mass. The
young lsig is ah0u, - years old, highIy ac.
c8npllsIel a1l lmfhle.-N J. Etpftss.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-23
NOCURE.NOPAY.

Tt strange that the citizens Of Wheeling and persons
d throughout the surrounding country, should allow
themselves tn he plagued HIT poisoned and te made to
lose Their resi- Ivy those insects called NusQuitoes
or Wheeling Ministries. when lie so easily rcIneded
~ just calling al the Wheeling Store where can lie found
large aud new assortment OF Musqui'o Bars just opened.
and ior sale, cheap
jy2l No Isi Main 81. Wheeling
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-23

The new Pope, Martin Feretti, has taken
the name of Plus TX. lie isonly 81 years Of
age, tue youngest Pope ever elected.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-23

vYIRGlNIA.-Ata Circuit Superior Court of Law and
W Chancery, ucyun, continued aud held for tile Coun-
~ Of Ohio, at the Court House thereof on Friday, the LIST
day of November, 1874.
Buras 7. Gardner,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-23
STRAY cow,
NOTICE TO WATER RENTERS.

"A persons who having been Ell with water rent
IN. for the current year, thnk themselves aarriev.
cd by said assessment, hereby nOiined that the Com
nttee WaicT Works OF the Council will meet at tao
Council Chamber ri O'Clock 4. n. on Wednesday next
the 29h bear al complaints end Tccfy ali errors
in said assignment. There they request all such pcrSons
appear their why their rents souid
RENTED reduced and all reunited or re-
duccd will he collected 10y the collector who has no au.
tin r.iy 20 s,,ucc. . J. TANNEr, Chairman OF
J., - Nv Committee on WAFER Works.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-23
PUBLIC MEETING.
CONSTITUTIONAL REFoRN

4 meeting Of the citizens of Wheeling will
be held at the City Hall, on FRIDAY EVE
Ming, "a inst, to discuss the subject of aeon
vention Tor the reform OF our State COnstiui-
ton, aud to appoint Delegates 10 tbs Reform
Convention, To be held at SrAUNroS, on the
lTth August, next. FmESDs OF REFORM.
July %, 1916.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-23

Does this excess fall upon the poor mcchan-
&c or farmer Oh no! Their taxable property
~ less than heretoiorc--thc excess comes from
the rich, for money at interest, furniture, &c.
Take persons in each of 8 townships, and
compare the taxable property returned by them
/ IN 1911 with that returned III 1916, and the
| following result appears:
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-23

WHEELING DIVISION meets on Main
street every Friday at O'Clock, =. M.
HENRY ECHOLS, w. NJ.
w. b GAII.Y X. s.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-23
Alfred Caldwell and others.)
AlS.rR Avn DL I,IIH nETnEE


Whcrcupon tile Court doth ediade, order aud Decree
that this lie referred To James PAUL, ESD who
hereby appointId Commissioner for toe purpose
settle and adjust the account of Alfred Caldwell the
tee OF sad George X. Swearnycn with the creditors
der the said deed oftus THE eth of January 1872 aud
that the said Commissioner ascertain aud report the
mouns of money which the said Alfred Caldwell has
ccVcd the exercise Of due aud proper diligence he
ought have received trustee under the aid deed OF
trust of ,e just and lawful expense of the
said Also what Is due LIE complainant under the
several cssscaious IN the sold deed mentioned snd tho
other creditors OF the said George X. SwcasnFcn named
therein the Tatabc proportion OF each creditor
Ind under each asshcaiionSnd that for this purpose
the said Commissioner ~ upon time aud place
taking toe said account, and due thereof
he served on all paufes within te Commonwealth, and
that notice liz To ali persons not residing within
same, by advertisement inserted aud published some
newspaper printed IN The city of Wheeling in said
~, for al least Thirty days prior 10 the time OF akng
said accouui-snd that the said Commissioner require
ac creditor under said deed of trust who shall prove
claim before him. To give security for his share
Of the taking the said account and that he report
the o the Court, with anything deemed pertinent by
iaalsc Acciaiy required ty either ofthc parties.
ic@'c' AIN rssrpb.tsS's Ss~-l-.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-23
10 HoTFL KEEPERs.

10 HOTEL KEEPERS.
1&& FOE RENT.
asee1 pufinF term 81 years. that large and eoisno
ases y diofs house, - vel known AZ tfc
A-A~A VIRGINIA. HOTEL
situated Msin 81 Wheeling vs. rhta t.i,s.o se,, yi
iIofuugh frpsf, b. pasaaty situated central pari 81
the cifr. "a conYenieuf distance from the stfsBoaf
lanhier and ihf soppng place fur 81 TIE great
hnf 20 tatfn ria1ts fussftsion pil tf gwen fis
D.. day - AFI lri For icfs end particulars cngHHc
uf NttUiD WOODS.
Juiy 8. % die rJwenaL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-23
From The Cincinnati Gazetie.
THE TAX LAW

The Locoloco opposition to the tax law !,
on the decline, becoming daily "bcautifully
less, Inc reason IS, that the leaders find that
The FACTS developed by the returns of the asses.
sorS, ihconteslibly show thst The operation of
! The law Will be TO favor the farmer, the me-
ciianIc aud the poor man, aud throw am i'm.
creased burthen only upon the rich aud luxuri-
Gus ms Is becoming too palpable to be con.
uoverted. We have, amongst others The 49,
t'iras OF Franklin aud Clernont counties be-
lore U.S. The way the law works there, is The
way II works In other counties. Let us see.
ln Franklin county 3l52 persons are inlist
ed. The total value of their personal property
subject 10 TAXATION in 1916 is So ,4Oo, i72. la
1914 II was S6j9 800, showing an increase i'm
1916, alter striking oil one half the amount
not taxable this year, of S543, Isl This excess
oi property, Is OF money, credits. merchants
capital, furniture, &c.. held BY r.ch citizens, |
not mechanics aud farmers.
In Clermont county in 1914 the taxable
property was assessed US follows
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-23
ID PAINE a co., MANAGERS,

WTIEFIIiNNs w.
Grand Consolidated Lottery OF Delaware and Georgia !,
Class -, drawn a; Wilmington on Saturday, July "a.
- "A ~ - ~ rs 10 1 N ~
Lowest prize Sl2.
Dclaw "sina Fry Glass No III drawn al Whining.
ton on Saturday, July n. 1Si6;
- "a - - G6 ! 20 ~ GO
Lowest prize 81.
PRIZES SOID.-ss 20 rs whole tckit $500, sold
To a gentleman of Cumberland. Md.
=, - -, Ia halttickc sold TO gcntcmoo at this
office.
n. l.. DORSEY,
Jy22 sole Agent for the Managers
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-23

The parties interested in the matters mentioned in the
foregoing decree lrcy notified tat have appoint
cd Monday. the .l. day OF August neNt my oihce
the city of Wheeling, al 10 o'clock A. N. The
place when and where shall commence taking the
count therein diTeciodand require tile appearance OF
the parties there, with such proc vouchers may
he necessary 10 the proper tat ing ofsaid
~ o. I'm JAMES PAULL, Commissioner.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-23
a bids. ReciSfed whisky. for sale Al
~ ~ u HALLS AUCTION ROOM.
A GENERAL INYITATION.

W. ~ p HALLS AUCTION ROOM.
n GENERAL INVITATIONS.
ITO al persons wishing TO purchase any article in the
- dry goods way. As the j. advancing aud we
wish Ia Eeucc our stock 10 make for large fall sp
ply We are determined 10 sell very reduced prices our
stock at present y very large, and ofrreat variety ,
teas" why we can otter greater bargains than we womb
no. on account Of buying our sceond SUNNY
Tor this sesson hat short hack and as ,ye huy r
eIP9y .n New iork We are satisfied that can oner
seh inducements cannot lc surpassed y any house in
Tins CITY, none excepted. IfoGerne great iduscn,cns.
wil nave tendency to sell that j. our f
no., JOHNSTON & BERRYHII1
Wholesale and retail Dealers In Foreign and Don,cs
~ IA tic dry goods, No. i3l, Main 81. NVheeIi,,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-23

KAE all. fAFER.-iO0 pieces OF thai beautiful Ma
- Que iapcf, with Columns, Caps Bases and Horde,
20 match :" epproprsie for Halls lust received In aJ
non 20 u ",incf Inc assortment Of ParIor Cbanler ana
hehf Spe's'y jyu Ia T. HOhNBRoOK-
UXiDE WINDOW PNPER--J00 pieces Wide Win.
w dow Paper figured aud plain striped, lust received
Ny Vsi ia r. IiORNBRoOK.
a IkEN's PATENT BRAD Avis for sale at tile
IA Hardware store OF " VIZ
Usl OFT GREER
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-23

NJ two o'clock the Special order was called
Tor by Mt Lewis, and Mr. Johnson of Ma.
addressed The Senate in speech Of grcat POW
ef aud great good hUmOr in examination If
,ne hnancIal policy Of the Government. end
v' bi"ss receptions practised by lhe dominant
parry 100 obtaining their power
U,Pon toe last point, Mr. J. ,aid. socskipg
oi Fennsylwnia. tbat The people were decei,
60 grossly ,hamclully, egWgiou-I, deceived
mere was not a man loo Penn.I,,spi. ,,b,.I
"I' ho' Know o. They might well 50 tbry
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1846-04-02
friends. They appeared last evening at
Protection Hall, and rtcouGed some OF
their exppriencp.- Utica Gaz.
VOICE or FREEDOM,
Thursday April 2, Is46.
New Mail Route.

BY The favor of Senator Upham, we have
received copy Of the Report, from the Com.
miltee on Post Offices and Post Roads, 10
favor Of establishing Mail Route from the
west line of Missouri to The mouth of the
Columbia River. Strong reasons are urged
in favor of establis hing this line, on which
the Mail should be carried weekly, or so Of
ten as shall be deemed advisable. The
Committee say that six months is now gen
orally required to convey letter from Bos>
Ton or New York, to the mouth Of the Co,
lumbia ;-whereas, the proposed new
route, will do the work in less than TWO
months and when arrangements shall have
been fully matured, little more than ONE
month will suffice.
This is certainly great project, and one
which no doubt will be carried into execu>
lion. From statements and estimates ac>
companying, and which comprise part Of
the Committees report, more benefit must
result from the carrying into effect Of this
project, in proportion TO the outlay, than
from any other Mail route proposal Of the
day. Let Mr. Whirney's Railroad plan be
carried into operation, and This country will
soon become great lhoroughIare for Euro,
pean emigsants to The west and the great
MAIL route for their correspondence. Great
doipgs in these times! Solomon hadn't
seen every thing when he said there was
"nolhiog new under the sun"