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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-30

MIR. STICKNEY Kegs leave
most respectfully to announce To
his old. friends and the public OF
Wheeling and vicinity, that he
has with the greatest pains col
lccied company, male and fc-
male, the complement in every
ofwhieh is complete.
~ filed, that hitherto no addition
or alterations have been sugges.
ted by the discerning public OF
New Orleans, the skin of some Of
whom in their respective voea.
lions have gained them a celeb
rifv that niaceS them At the acme
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-30
wINER's CANADIAN vEaMiFUcE

HNi oRAiS IRE the fruitful source OF many and
w very serious diseases indeed there IS
'catcey complrint which Mi CTS infancy aud
,hildheod. that may not be produc, or highlysg,
graNaiod by the presence of these animals ~ The
bowels, 'casos rccordod.' says au eminent ply.
siean, of them producing 81 Yuus' Dance. locked.
Jaw, nIoplCxy, mnuiO, dfoTsy OF The head. a. 4 am.
nation OF the eyes. perverted vision, pnuy sis. g..
Pec'oliy OF the muscles snbservieni To speech
squirting. pnlpiation of tue heart, hiccup, dry
cough. PiCurnic pains. eruption. rheumatic pains
IN the Jnis, &c DR. Chapman says. 'Ihat every
species OF WORMS seems 10 have its origin aud sup
Pon IA weak and dcpraved condition OF Tie
digestive o'gans" Again he says. IN oil cases of
diminished strength ard emaciaiion OF lrume how.
ever reduced, and especially il the bowels share
10 tho deoIIiated state, we may in child susp ct
heir existence orspeedy generation.' DR. Gregory
observes, II cannot he doubted that a weak state
OF the digestive organs is IhaI which principally
leafs To me production Of worms Dr. Wond re
marks. There Is yet great space for Improvements IN
Tho mode at treating Tins complaint, (Worms -
The largest Worms unqucs,iOnably are found mos,
frequently in Young people or persons Of weakly
or mel0stIc hhrcs and dsiheciic habits, ami he nc o
our first intention should be to- invigorate The :, 5.
TEN generally. and The stomach and IN, ssnos par-
iicriarly
The remedy 10 which We could call the attention
If the public. Is one wh,cn has proved successful
Tor long me; and II - uuiN crsally ackRovl
by all who have tried u, Ia I've lar superior la any
other medicine employed in disease Cor whic a
~ - recommended. II MT only destroys Worms
aud inVgioraIrs The NhUle system, hut IL dls.uIvrs
and caTres of the snpotabundanI slime r mucus
a. pisvalcut IN The stomach md bowels of children
more especially ihose IA bad health The mucous
i7rms The he'd oT nest m which Worms produce
their young, md 10y removing a IL impossible Tor
The Worms 10 remain IN Tho body. II Is harmless.
IN ITS effects on the system. and tho health OF the
patient - olwtys improved by its use. even wh,n
nO worms discovered.
JOHN WINER & co
Sole Prnrrielprs fpr The u
For sale ~ PRYOR & PAUL. Drusgis,s
M a
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-30

DR WINANS,.
BALSAM or WILD CHERRY;
AN INVALUABLE FAMILY MEDICINE;
BEING \ SURE REMEDY FOR
tONSUAPTION ~ all is vafions fofrns CoIDs
~ AsTHMA, BRoNcufris GROUP. Who yisg
Co"sA. SpUing of Biood. D,bicgi'g II Bfeoiirg
Pans az he SITE aud Breast. Influenza, LIVER
COMPLAIN BE
The medical lropcnios Of Or Winans Balsnm al
Wild Cherry are fully established IN every sseiiou
OF 'he country ,ry success IN curing The most IN
vctCfnte cases 81 he foregoing class Of di~easca
Va almost every instance ~here u has been Ger.
severed IN - has Effected RADICAL cure Although
~ maHY cases this Bulsufn will nH,fd immediate
relei, o.. 10 least, effect great change ia few
days, 81 iil ~ cannot he expected to work miracles
hy curing al m shnfi time, OF 20 restore health
70 lt1me ih.i has been rey 10 foll disease ful
years
BesJes, There are 80 many sis ges Of The Same die
ease. thai u i impossible Tor any physician To de-
| Isrninc the quantity II medicine required to ersdt
lhe ~. different periods and forms quitting very
ing quanlIiicsj hence. in some cases. q single bjH,
u sufficient. while Others will require three or loo
&c pt' ducs he same effect
: All we ask Of the patient. 10 give our medicin
fair tfsl and no may fcsiassured lhsi 1t viii b
: productive oiihe most beneficial results
o Patients 10 taking Ibis msdicne.reed not resiric
J themselves as regards diet. except avoiding ih
mos ind gestible Articles of lood--such salls,
J. and smoked meat cabbages, onions. cucumbers &c
They should ppy pfoper attention ihBt heir dfes
j is warm. end avoid eEp.sing themselves "a the in
clomeneies Of The weather. be careful not 20 owe
exercise.
= Frequent bnihing m ware, hath and The use ,
har glove hr rubbing he a.sh before going
bed. will aid fhs medicipe ~ bee effects
The bowels should be kept opcn With some gel
D" ne fsedicipe, such a. %. Vaan's Poor Wio
- PILE which Will be found much superior to 81
pnrgatlte pills nuw 90 ose end viii also aid N
Baiom 10 oil sfcctiooa ~ he liver
For snle whotesale md retaH Nv
- 3 Y HOENBROOK. " nroe 81.
nov 70 ly Wheeling w.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-30
MRS, Nj. ]. KEATING,

MRS, NJ. j. HEATING,
FRUIrERER AND CONFECTIONER,
HASjusI received SPLENDID lot OF all the d.lI.r,
eni xmas, tn wi
5 Boxes splendid frerh Oranges
3 Rpxes do cmons
ID zen splendid fresh Pinoapples.
A fne lOl flesh Cocoon Nuts
IL drums extra supeifns Fig,
3 drums Rslsins,
boxes Blue Band do
large keR spleEdid fresh Tam1rnds
d. zen jars fresh Prpno~
large kcg fresh Curranis
boxes Bonn'A Peach LenfTubscc~
jas fresh Canton Preserved Ginger
ITnil splendid Dates
oSes extra fne red nnd white Rock Candy
large. Trail fresh Soft SHIELDED Almonds
large lot oi all tho various kinds of Mus
A fine LAT of Rcgalia, Cassdore, Principe ard Iin-
vana Cigars
keg oi DimuJh. Lancaster Rsppee Snnd.
Together with general assortment Of The first
qualify Of Confectionery ton nnmetrus 10 mcni'r'.
all ol whirh she will sell wholesale TeaI nj her
store on Monroe street. opposite Tie Merchanis
anil Merhnnics' Bank. je %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-30
.LIVER COMPLAINT.


This di-ensc from Ne lutg s,an'Irg and repent.
ed auarks a, and osu FROM tLc mourer ~ which IL
,as heeh treated, uien leaves tue dScss ~ Tie dis-
ease. ~ some why, tlinciug 10 IA sys', m-some-
ines there ~ great weakuess and pfostal;on of
strength ~ IN Dan henvy pam 10, uicd ia -une part
II tic System. IL Oh .nrh eases. DR.. SAayncs
Compound Syr6p ri Wild Cherry will he fpunI ma
excellent remedy a. supfOn strengthen and gyO
viR,r TO declining hcslih aud deieGd it from t',e IN
fuods &c dSense
There are daily certificates r. m vauou, persnns
which add sufficient iesI,monyio the sreo, efficacy
Of hs invaluable medicine ia curing this com.
| planl
KN IMPORT ANT LETTER
Read tie filowing letter from Mr. WIN Shaw -
respectable druggist at wilmingtcn, " c. o senle-
man Of unbonuded yentiIy IN whose word the
mn,t implICu conhleG NAV be plOced, another
propf Of The superiority of DR. Swaynes Compound
syrup Of Wild cherry
wnMxaroS. c. Jan S. 1876.
DR. Svnvne-- Dear Sif--Yuu will plense send 20
me twelve dozen or more, as ypu sec ~, OF yoat
Syfup of Wild Cherry. From so'Ssu lo-dey hsvs
but hs " a dozen on hand; The sles are Tqpidly ins
crossing nnd will have no doubt. continue 10 do
' So Az acquaintance Of mine called few days n
. e.. 70 sav he would give me eeH'ticsie Of -
: eo,d en- cts lie from The eDuniry, and Nj ne
? Ter Of he Methodist Church Sh0ffly afef obtain
ing the agency. prevailed upon him TO Try bouis
' though doubled whethei any benefit could bs de-
lived fof lfc ~ we'll ~ myself. thought that bis
ca.s confirmed Consumption Iva iaci every
istmptom was iadicaiivo Shortly after he wrote
10 me 10 send him lonr GVe hoihes more. IIo
came to tow lsst week. wall quote bis ov n Ian.
y lruagc Sir" said be. Il am q new man sad 2
, consider IL duly owe ~ The public 10 tell what
I Dr. Swsyoes Syrup of Wild Cherry has done lof
~ me" I will publish his certificate. anj us he ~
generally known oil over Ouf section, erptct COED
(, results from
y with every feeling Of respect
y fomaia yours truly.
70 WM SHAW
The only SCENTS in Wheeling Gr ,hs sole Of the
genuine medicine arc
JB&RB MARSH,
Ionfs Pow. add
4, JAMES BAKER
~ Conner NJ nfos h Msinus. where u nay be Or
-, taired wholesale end retail a. pf0pfienfs prices
q a C,seran. Claysvillc, Pa ~ = Crsish. wssh.
ing'on, IA opyzt
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-30
-BLEEDIM ALWAYS IMPROPER.

WYE eat in ordrr to h,ske hood. aud ever, time
w hunger l. klt, the blood wants TO rcrsr hs vol
tune OF the os.s Il has aimed in huidnx up the tody
or supplylrs is daily waste. In that Book Of Books.
tne Bihie we hnd-f1ie life Is In the hood."-cen H.
e. "Thc life OF the flesh in the hood."Lev. xvii. n.
"Biood Is the life OF the flesh LEV. l.? H. rhe brood
10 the fe.---Deut. xii. ~. "God hath made OF ONE
nloop all nations Of men-Acts xix. 20. In this last
quotation two import truths set forthhrst the
constituting principle Of msr--"we are all made OF
sLoop the ssmcness Of our bodily communicative
are all made OF ONE BLOOD" BY its circular notion
Keeps the life in OF the body Blood gives
health; II produces the real blooming eountensnee u en-
iiteus the mind II strength and life And yet some
people think we have too much Of this important
and most valuable fluid DO die nom too great
quantity Of sapi No. And shall impous man say his
Creator wrong in making place In usns body
Tor the discharge of this fluid. this life Prinepel Blood
~ shut proper vessels; cannot run out nstu
rally Shall blind morais assume superiority 10 inc
Great Creator md with rash hands take this precious
fluid from the odyf Docs the total evacuation OF
the blood bring instant desthf This terrible evil Is
Iess than IL years when you must lie bicd
once twice year for fashions sake. Now doctor
bleed Cor every Thing. The people are learning
that the blood Let hope thai the dis
gushing Of ceche- viii also be abandoned.
do not deny thai when man rs bcd, some portion of
the serosty had humor comes away with the blood:
the temporary relief due to the ION of that por
lion OF matter the efficient Of disorder In the erca
Ia
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-30

ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, extra. Glass
l66. Draws at Baltimore, July 10, 'i6-7s
Nos Ii drawn.
$4,000; 10000; 5000; 4 900; 20 of 900;
Tickets 50; certificate OF % whole tickets
will cost $40.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-30

I ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Glass 81.
Draws ut Alexandria, July IL, 1916. rs Nos
l3 drawn.
$4,000; 100000; $4,000; 10000; 10000
10000; $500; 2,3l0; % of 900, SO of AGO;
200 OF 200.
Tickets $40, Certificate Of 20 wholes will
cost $3.50.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-30

ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, extra Class
$50, draws at Baltimore, July 20. 7S Mum
bers, 10 drawn ballots.
$4,000; 10000; 5000; 3 of 200; 600; &c.
Tickets So certificate oil &c whole tickets
will cost sos.
Since our last circular we have had the
pleasure of disposing of one $4,000; two
81 900 and several $500 prizes. Address
your orders to R0B'T ARMSTRONG &CO.
Only agents fOrJ q. GREGORY & Co.
Managers.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-30

ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY. Glass 30,
draws at Alexandria, July %. rs Numbers,
3 drawn ballots.
s3529i; 10000; 5000. 5000; $500; 1000;
0CE- 100 each of 900; 100 each of 500; 200
&c. &c.
Tickets $40; certificate of26 whole tic
kets will cost Sl45.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-30

- RANDRETH's PILLs.--6 Gross genuine for sale
~ al the Manufacturers prizes nv
june 81 PRYOR & PAUL..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-30
LATE FROM MEXICO.

LAIE tKUM MEAICU.
"EXTCo as IL was aud a. Il IL, by Bran,z Meyer,
AVA Mexico before aud acr the Conquest, by VI. Che
weller,
China a. IL was and es il H..
Working Passage or Life in q Liner,
Select Poems ON Kindness to Animals,
The Gardner,
Fremonrs Expedition TO the Rocky Mountains,
Pictorial England No.
The Mysteries Of the Inquisition and other Secrets
Societies in Spain by NJ. v. de FeTeal,
Achievements Of The Knights OF Malta by Alex. Suier.
land,
The Midshipman, by J. II. Ingram,
The Scarlet Feather, by j. VI. Ingram,
Eva Lairee or The Rescued Chief,
Niols the Redeemed. by Professor Ashby,
Forrest Knights or Early Times in Kentucky by J. ID
NouFse.
Child ofthe Sea by Lieutenant Murray,
The list part OF Alex. Dumas new novel the Count of
Monte Christie,
Also another supply % the Double Brother Jonathan,
for The fourth Of July. reed and for sale at
june ~ ELLIS' III Main street
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-30

ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Extra. Class
Ia; draws at Baltimore July 22 rs num-
bers, 5 drawn ballots.
Sl5 900; 10000; $500; 500; bofl 200: &c
Tickets 50; q certificate OF 20 whole tickets
will cost S65.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-30

ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY. Glass %. draws
at Alexandra. July Is, 1916. rs Nos, IL
drawn ballots.
$50, 900; 10000; 0CS-l00 each of 900, 300.
Tickets $40. Certificate Of % wholes will
cost Sl45.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-30

FIRST PERFORMANCE THURSDAY EVENING
July End al M'Cortucy's Hotel
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-30

ALEXANDRIA, LOTTERY, Extra Class
l62-Draws at Baltimore, July 8, '46. 7S
Numbers; Ii drawn ballots.
$4,000; 10000; 10000; 5000; 10 of 900;
Tickets SO; certificates OF 20 wholes will
cost ST0
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-30
FRUITS. CONFECTIONARy SO

IVINFAINT %
gK1E subscriber has received aud now ofsrs r ssis
- n his Old siaad No. re- Monroe street south side
FauiTa-Fresh Oranges Lemons Rsisins Pr1rss
Dates. Pigs, Tamarinds, Sc
Nrrs- tln'onds Fili'sr's, Brazil Nuts Peoons Cocoa
Nuts and Ground Nuts.
t0WEf riustEY " every yeficiy md style
Iop&cco and Cieaps, lemon syrup, &C.
The ahove will eel cheaper than any othef Establish
meni IN the cry and ~ least iower than The Whoessc
rane Eeie Variety Store sis doors above dare do H.
june - Pc ZfNN,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-30
AND CARPET WARE ROOMS.
No ia MAIN STREET WHEELING Va

Eg7IiEY keep constantly hand very extensive a..
- sortrneut Of superior Mahogany, French aud Greet.
an Chairs; Rocking Chairs, Sofas, Pier and Card Tables
Dressing Bureaus Bcdsteads, Toilet Stands
ze together with every other article OF the style
and best finished Furniture ever offered in this city.
Gin and Mahogany Framed Looking Glasses, Of every
xMictysnd price; Looking Glass Plates Of all sizes
PorrM aud Picture Frames hand and made 10 order
Upholstery w are consisting OF Feather Beds Bou
sieTs and Pillows Hair, Cotton Husk Spring and straw
MATTRESSES blankets Quilts, Comforts. Stacking Bot
IONS t~s Was OF an kinds together with every Other
article Of Upholstery Ware, on hand and mads 10 order
Veniiian and Stat Window Blinds Window shades o
every variety snd color all Of which win he sold AZ yer,
hoghany Neneers, Hair Cloth, Narnish. spanish Mos
MAHOGANY Knobs, sand Paper Locks ffinroa & asiera
Cash w. ~
lLPsieam Boss furnished with every article Of Fur
nituTe ~ short notice and on the very best terms
~ BIN eonnetiOn with the shove We have the Lars
81 and most splendid assortment Of CARPETS Rnga al
Clo' Table Covers, &C. &C ever offered I'm this civ
s Of which wiz he sold cheaper than has ever been sol
vetvies run
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-30

a TTENTfON.-J A. r HORNBROOK have now re-.
80 eeiyed and a'e opening The finest and largest a.
sofimeni % Notions, Fancy Goods. and Narie they
have ever 0rfcd n their customers Country merchants
VII hnd grcsiy U theF interest 10 call and examine
0uf sicfh Being determined 10 sell goods they viii ind
both ARTICLES ard pyicer "a suf.
Rags Ginseng, BeexNax Fesfhers and Flax taken in
Erohange Al tie highest market pfce a he Wholesaie&
Retail Variety Store. Monroe street. Wheeling b. Go
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-30
MANAGERS OFFICE.

ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Class 20,
draws at Alexandria, July 4. IS Numbers
l3drawn ballots.
$4,000 Independence day. who will have
SO 900; 10000; 5000; 5000; 5000; 30 of
900. 60 of 500;
Tickets $40; certificate of 20 whole tickets
will cost Sli0.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-07-03
--------------------------- - -
Gen. Scot and the Mexican War.

The correspondence which h.ely took lice
between Maj. Gen Scott anil the Secretary Of
War, is too lengthy for US 10 publish in our pa
per, even were il necessity FOR 4 cnrtec, under
standing Of the subject. We will briefly give
the substance Of the oorr,sp 'cncc.
1t appears that Gen. Scott was solicited by the
President to proceed to the Flo Grande aud take
command OF the Army Of Occuraton This MAS
before the news arrived Of the glorious victories
achieved by the gallant Taylor aud Tie brave VI
ticcrs and men under bis command. Gen. &c It
agreed to accep, Of the rroG.rcd ccmmanl, but
delayed his departure 50 long that the Secfetar!
found il necessary toremind hin OF his duty and
10 urge him to repaiy 10 the scene of operations
he had no, sc, made the necessary preliminary
arrangements-thil 10 Wril,tn orders had yet
been given 10 him-ihat mary more days CT la
Dor were necessary before he could be ready
plainly in,macs that the president wishes him
10 leave on account Of political contributions
and very modcsliy hats that some other officer
ough, to be appointed to The command, and thai
ifhc is to 60 he will consult his own convent.
ence. In conclusion he says that he Las no idea
Of being placed between two ires-one in front
by Mexicans, and the other IN the rear from
Washington. This letter IN which these unjust
and uufoundcl nsinuaons were made, was sub
United 10 the President ly the Secretary. hen
the President Immediately directed that the Gen
be informed that he did not wish to send bin ic
the Rio Grande against his inclination, and that
therefore, he was relieved from the command
md the management Of the war lief! in the haud'
Of Gen. Taylor.
In the meantime news reached W aslingion Q
tho brilliant success Of our little amy, whoi
the Gen. probably began u ,hias that some Iau
rels might be won, and was now anAi'Ls to sup
plant Gen. Taylor in the commlnd. 10 accom-
: plish this be wrote another letter 10 The Secretary
after pariahing Of "hcstg Plate u sup,
which he fruiilcs,ly attempted to explain
~6way his former unjust and uncaIcd lor imputa
tons against the President, mud insisted upon
having the command Of the army nsstsued him
The Secretary replies TO this in proper man
,Eer, and gives the Gen. u understand that IL
Presiden, took him at bis word and that HI
must remain in the Gischargc Of his duties a
Washington.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-07-03

II seems to be understood thh Ger.
Taylor will, as soon as he obtains fiat
bo.tomed boats, ascend the Rio Grande
to Camargo, about $50 miles by water
from MaIamoros From Camargo, which
is on the Rio Grande. he will proceed 20
Monterey, about 1870 miles, aud will
probably reach that point late in July.
Monterey, the proposed summer quar-
tiers, is described as sor of earthly par
adise; groves Of oranges, lemons, figs,
aud pomegrauaes, and valley wa,ered
by pure and healthy streams, filled with
every kind of vegetables, and tropical
fruits in abundance. A short distance IN
the high plains, along the mountains, the
climate is said to be as cool and salubr,
Gus as that Of our own mountains. To
reach this delightful spot, the better
course will he to proceed from Camargo
than from Matamoros--'lr the road from
the former, is more fertile than from the
Iatier--and there are nImber of villages
and settlements. at conrenien, distances,
which will supply food and lodgings.
BY occupying Monterey with our
troops, Tie whole of Msxico, tins side Of
the Sierra Madre, (sa.s the Pcayune,
will be in the possession Of the United
States, including the mining districts Of
New Leon, New Mexico, Santa Fe, Chi
huah ua. &c.
This calculation is based somewha,
upon the idea, that tie United States
will order an expedhionfrom the Missouri
river upon We AaF'h'nl provinces. If
~, be done, the who'll of North Mexico
will be ia our possession. Such a dispo.
si,ion of the forces of the United States
would end the war al tnce. Blu, il i, did
rot, our army would Hold the key to the
whole of South Mexi,o, and the gates of
the Capitol would, speaking in military
sense. be in the possession OF General
TAYLOR"
With the Mexican harbors both on the
Gulc and on the Pacific strictly blocka-
ded. and the dvisionsof our army march
inp into the interior, we look upon an
easy, if no, speedy termination of the
war with Mexico. The chances Of a
revolution in that Distracted country, may
form an impor,an. element in winding up
the drama The la,eaccounts state, tina,
the western provinceshad pronounced"
lol Santa Auna--,lla,Vera Cruz was on
the point of revolution, and had rendered
the Presidency to tincral Bravo, who
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-07-03

The contracts for carry ing the mail between
this place and Chi ago an also 10 Peoria, having
passed into new hands gives Us now two lines o.
stages on these routes The mail between thi'
place aud Chicago is now carried on the river
route, running via Ni'seilrs, Mouii Drcsdln
&c. which wilt doubtless prove highly satriacto'
ryt these Villages, as they now have a daiy
mail The mail line now stops al the Fox River
House, in this place, and the old line still CON
iGues al the Mansion House. We have not
heard that the stage fare has been materially re-
luced vel, bu, as Opposition is the life Of bust
ness" the public may reap some beneli, irem the
new ARRANGEMENT.