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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-30

"A FACr.-ln the Circulater Of the Ameri-
eau Institute OF the city of New York. we find
the following striking paragraph:
Every article which can be MANUFACTURED
at home, and which has received a protective
duty Tor seven consecutive years, without a
single exception, has 10y home competition.
aud consequent development OF ingenuity a.
lone, been reduced IN price to the consume,
below The ior'ign cost at the time o~ilmposina
the duty"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-30

Tickets of admission TO the firewar's Ball,
for the bcpeht nj the Hope Fuc Co.. which
tskes place on neat Friday evening. May lst,
at the City Hall. may be procured at the L.
$. anh Vlrgiuia Ho,els.s A. J. Panels .Gobb's
Book Store. Todd and Howell's. Jno. Bish-
ops ani VIM. Georges. We hope our citi
gems who DO not attend balls may feel dispo-
sed to purchesc tickets. The Hose ot the Hope
Company, has Ivy constant use become almost
,aluless, aud has been too short sltogcther to-
renicf cuy service at the last two fires. The
inemb.rs ~ the Company have adopted the
means to which we have alluded. To put their
sppaIatus m couple order: amt we hope, that
overy citizen who has seen tire zeal will.
which the nrinbcfs ct the Hope Company,
have applied themselves to their srlous duties
Will reIssI whatever assistance may he in his
power.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-30

Some one stole oar Argus yesterday. We
do not mention Il bccsusc we cared anything
shout ~ but dat . man should come 10 our
Office that wOuld sieal ibe Arggs ia PERSONAL
insult.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-30

"A babe in a house." says Upper, sis a
weil-spring of pleasure, a messenger OF peace
anu love. a resting place for innocence or
esr'h, a link between angels and men,"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-30
SPANISH

SPANISH WHEAT.-Ii is said that wheat
VIII be most literally exported from Spain
into England, under the new Tafin. Sanian-
der, a port advantageously situated for trade
WIN England will send forward %, 900 ars.
ol Ine Wheat as soon as practicable.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-30
MONEY MATTERS.

Ia New York things are looking better
Inc Express OF Friday afternoon says
We have rarely witnessed a more snJJen
ana unexpected change in tho monird con.
Germs oi ihis city Than that which has taken
place within the last twenty four hours. The
panic has been ~uncommoniy severe; 80 much
So tldt had IT continued a month, or even
ISWo weeks longer, there must have been nu-
frousa anu extensive failure. There brg,n
70 be a little better feeling when the OREGON
question was determined by 80 large a major
NY IN The Senate. Still, the Sub treasury had
PASSED one House. and reports stated that il
would pass the other. The consequence was
The money market became nearly a. tight AS
ever Yesterday, however, the whole public
were at once relieved by the declaration of
the chairman of the Finance committee hat
The Warehouse and Mint Bills will be- acted
on nrSt. and that under no circumstances " i'll
'Hc oub I ncasury, with the specie clause, b.
reported to take effect before January of next
wear. Ihis has relieved the feelings of Carl
tdlIsis and The mercantile community atoucc. 7
Ana to-day everything is b%uoyani. IL is
conceded that there is no cause for
inc pane, but the fear OF the passage OF the
SUD treasury and the Oregon question; both
WINCH are now disposed of. ior at least a
year to come. Confidence will, therefore, be
The New York Express OF SATURDAY al er
noon says
The upward movement in Stocks: noticed
Yesterday continues, and on the whole list, ,
With one exception, stock, are higher. The
sales OF all kinds are large, and a great dispo-
si'ion Is shown to make sales ON time
Money II obtained with more facility. and
alter the quarterly statement, will. no doubt,
DC abundant. Ohio 6s rose | Reading Bonds
= NY 6ss Farmers Loan / MorIis !: Read
ing - Norwich aud Worcester !, Harlem |;
canton Ia; S%tonington II; Long Island Tell 1.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-30
POTATOES FROM THE AzoREs.-Tl

fortunate position OF the Azores has exempt.
ell the potato crop of those Islands from the
plague which has prevailed elsewhere. We
observe that large quantities have been i'm.
ported into Grea, Britain where they meet a
re..ls 81.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-30

The Worcester Spy says the affairs Of the
Manufacturers and Mechanics Bank, Nan.
tucket, have been thoroughly investigated
aud the character OF the Hon. Barker BIrnel'
its cashier, proved to be entirely free from inn
P%utation. Not only was il found tina, he had
not used q dollar OF the funds, but that he was
The largest ePositor at the time Of the report
cd dcialcaiion. Neither bill holders nor dc.
positors will lose any thing by the bank, and
II Is understood ii viii resume its operations
before long,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-30

We publish The following from our extra oil
yesterday. We do not doubt the intelligence
contained in IL; but how itmay result; v neither
there viii really bc a war of any importance
w cannot pretend to say. " there is any.
thug IN it our commerce in the southern
seas must suffer.
The follows rg letter ca,nc by the Cambria
from a responsible source in Cincinnati. and
the writer expresses in a private letter unlim-
tied confidence in the truth of the information:
Correspondence Of the Times IL Gazette.
CEciNsAri, 0hio.
Monday morning, April n, 1916.
Dear Whorton: The following item of news
which | send You in advance of the nail may
not I've without interest.
The Steamer Peytonia srrivcda al Louisville
yesterday. i'm jdays ~ hours from New Or
leans. AS she passed the latter port she
spoke the U. S. ship Col. H,uasy and.lsexped
from her that M,rieo his dcciared nd 4
The United States aud that The ,rhole MuLlI6,l
coast trus btockuded.
Whether Mexico is backed by European
powers, ar whether another revolution will
Nh'o' 49, tf'nN flldi III IN tftll.
For my own psst. now that the responsibility
OF the war is taken from the United States, |
should be glad 10 sec Mexico added TO Texas
and Oregon. and rhe who'll Of them made In
sepsrably a part and panel of our glorious
Union. Respectfully yours, NJ.
We have since received by the Cambria the
fellow ns slip froa the Cincinnati Union:
CINCINNATI DAILYUNIoN,
MONDAY MoENIHG, O'Clock.
BY the following letter which we received
thIs morning from the Office Of the Louisville
Morning Courier, it appears that MEXICO
HAS ACTUALLY DECLARED WAR Al
GAlNST THE UNITED STATES and that
THE WHO'LL OF TBt MExIcAS CoAsI Is SOW
USnER BLockApyt
LOUISVILLE MonsIvG CouRrsW Offros,
1vuAay Afternoon. 2 O'Clock,
To The Editor ~ the Ohio Union:
The steamer Peytcrs has just srriycd from
New Orleans, Ste ieh tlmt place on MONDAY
evening last at & o'clock. ! send YOU, by Can't
Halde man. of the Yorktown, the following
very important news. The steamship Ala
bama arrived at New Orleans from Galveston
about an hour before the Pevtonia left. and
The following Mem. was copied from her Man
itest.
MEN; On bar y. w. Pass, spoke the u. S.
Steamer Col. Harvey, direct from Brssos san
'lago, bound 10 Tho port. The Col. II. reports
That irdr has eecn dectared by Merioo, against
Tie United Sistss, and the mhole Of N, M RI
eGr c0d1 ,cds aoU under blockade from Port
J1eksoH! y. =. The Col. n. will be- up TO
Dight.
As the Peytcua was only 3 days ~ hours
iIom port To- port, II will probably be two or
three ddys before any later intelligence comes
70 hand. In paste, yours, &c,
w. n. HALDEMAN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-30

Mr.. DuScAN, the African traveller, states
~ a recent letter, that the King OF Ashantee
entertained him with a review oil 5000 female
troops whose arms, accoutrcments, and per-
iormanccs, were truly astonishing.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-30
ABSQUATULATION-A

ABSQUATULATION-A well known
broker in Camp street (Nir. Wsssss) was
taken suddenly with a leaving, on Wednes-
day evening, on board at tire brig 4. Street
iof Havana. Before his departure, however.
he succeeded ~ borrowing some eight or ten
Thousand dnliars IN gold from a number of
brokers m the city. uJNleS uie promise to refund
the sam, the ncSt mrming
This same individual Vas indicted some
time since in the Criminal Court lor oyerdrsw
ing his account 10 One Of ti,e city b,nks ht,
managed TO escape the meshes Vt Tive law
We thought oar bfokers were to sharp too bs
picked up in tins manner
NsW ORLEANS Tropic.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-30

FIRE At MOBILE The fancy store Of
Nj A. Rensuf. and t'c millinery shop Of
Mrs. HOLMES. 81 Mobile, were CONSUMED on
the 18th instant.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-30

MURDERERs CONWCTED-we learn
from The Rochester Democrat that Robert n
Brewer and William GalioWy have had theif
inal 81 Lancaster Wisconsin Teritory. a.,
the murder oI Francis Deiascsus, q Fc.pcb
gentleman and ihat the first ln, been con,i,
ted on the PTinciFal charge. Galloway was
GouEd guilty Of naUslsuglter Tn ona,,ei
which resulted IN toe murder, grew out of =
dispute concerning q claim IN the mineral
laulis.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-30
A CUD FOR TOBACCO CHEwERs.

A CUD FOR TOBACCO CHEwERS.-
The Traveller c~ontaios a piece of consolation
Tor those who indulge in the Virginia weed
running thus
we have already mentioned tina, one n
the providence cars; on "Wednesday morn;nc
was pierced by a stone, thrown with great v7.
oience through the windows. Now il 40 han.
pened, That the seat at the window th,oneb
winch tins stone entered. was occupied nv a
topacco chewer, who, having neglected 70
supply his pockets with the needfuf ouant;,y
OF the weed, had just left his place 10 borrow
a qua from his neighbor and thus, either saw.
eu MS lie or escaped a serious injury. lie,
no one alter this presume to condemn ,obac.
co chewing; Tor what would have become Of
ms poor man. had he been one of those re-
formers who cschew instead chew tobacco7s
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-30
WAX NOT WITH MEXICOu
= $500, 600 LOST.

"@aa'sp MAJ ne stove ssD1ni u Csss
s"'cls Of BOOTS a SHOES Nov al a.. 80.
e'y 20 saved 81 hone Snd ksm IN c,,rnl,,,on
s.",asa ourselves BY ps',oo,sins Connolly A
=, sDf's HoSs Leaeas Boof & Sac, Eaoa..1-..,
e,am >. = do"f' above ERo,s q sssxsss Sad.
havs nov ~ our smpioymsas T~.n,s GOD
- sn' We are p'ep,fsd 20 iu,aish svsrv srs,sI.
- = zoe. Iron The IA tlissI oailJ'. ,s,.s - Tho
ssn'' no. - cheap snd Macy sricles sssn
I, o'h' fhesPef ihsn Esslesn wo,k esn fs
osh cod ''snios te lh.-.,lv,,
'FV CONNOLLY a WADE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-30

~NAiARRIED.
On Tuesday evening the 18th inst, by the
Rev; William Armstrong. MIR. William L..
AioAfcc OF Louisville, KY, To Miss Cornelia
Zane, younges, daughter OF the late Noah Zane
Esq. OF Wheeling. Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-30
Female tANlTY.-Tbe F,eoch p,;,o,..

So
FEMALE fANITY@Tbe French P,;uo...
oe Chario1s when in the sgniies of death and
receiving the last sacrament, yielded yery =.
luctsntly to the wishes of her ooofesso, a.
wipe OF her rouge. III I must aid sbs -
ncT maid give me some Other nbbons a.,
you Know without rouge yellow nbhon. 10
,nshiiui upon INC" The celebrated se,,o.'
Mrs Oldheld, had the same p-enclIont' Hs,
,asl words ~ sfengingsone articlesof d,ess
w" LVne would not like to hook fdgh,fpi
alv'f desih.'-Pope satitiSed her
ohe would not sure look ugly when ons
A"-Betty--give these checks a little r.d -
a CALIFORNIA FARMER-A ,.o,,.
nan writing from California To- tho sd.,a'
ne 81 Louis Revsille. says his stoct cnn o.
=, aDouI 4OOO head of oxen, 100 bo,.ss ~
nales' SOOO sheep and IS many hoe. Tnau
an pasture themselves without d;a,-,
.ne n,h prstnes sHd bottoHrl "a ,hs &em W
- a'o Only feqsirs to he stsenA.S IT, q
Ionf ~ Indians - whom I've smuL,,, 80 ~
hs annual crop Of wheat /, sbesn TO-
Uusns,' VIII bshey, peas, bsans. en-, 49,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-30

The Washington correspondent OF the New
York Herald, tells a gssoi story of Mr.. Pakcn.
ham and a drunken man on PENNSYLVANIA Az.
enuc. The British Minister was passing up
on foot to the Capitol when Mr.. Rumtoddy
intercepted and accosted him You are hat
British Pakenham are yOu2 Yes. / know y0l
are. We'll just bear ia mind, will YOU. That
you are not going to get the first inch Of Or.
egon below % 20, aud be id to YOU" A
Passcr by informed Mr.. Pakcnham that tie
nan was drunk. Certainly, sid The Min.
'stef mo sober man would make such a de-.
clsratiDn az that"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-30
FIRE AT FoRT HAMILrnN ~.

- III NOW
'oih Journal oil Commerce states that a fire
by L. 7. COr,clyou, at ihc Narrow. IN which
. horses, ] OK, . bushels oats. and 300 bush.
els corn weIe entirely consumed. Aporbc,
hfe broke out while the former was banning
in the barn owned by Joseph Woodward. az
New buirccht. in which 3 horses and 2 cows
Were burned to death. Tbe builIinns were
set on fire by a Pole, who had been in the
employ OF both the above named gentlemen.
aud had been discharged, and out of malice
Perpcirated the outrage. lie was arrested ina.
f1ediately and taken To the Jail in BROOKLYN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-30

0nAA d oi Beet Bai'I"'s's Sole L<s,
~OVV ihsr. Insi received " the $50 y
The Black Msmesoth Bss,. sassh Ind 81 hsfss'
sas.,s. .k,,L sill 4. ,eld low Ger CASH
sp9T TODD ~ no"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-30

Soxtsr1 IGT cd choice Roots Of various
eo,e,s Josi arrived smother choice SOL
IeeIlos 81 Flower seeds. Ror ssie al ihe Drug
store o. lap zbl A y TODD.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-30

GIk hAbsS
NEEL. - row PssPafed 70 nn - 49,
-. Con R.,fsIs. 10 ran from $50 ssz58 bullet
10 he pound; slso Gun Loeks and assskscs.
30 ~
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The articles in this number, are mostly oriqinal:-
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1mmitnn Republican,
AND
BALTIMORE CLIPPER.
THURSDAY MORNING, AUG. Ct, 1916.

"WHERE THERE IS WILL, THERE is A WAY
The moral of the fable of Hercules and the
Wagner is applicable to all stations of life
and he who refuses to receive its instructions
will be very a pit to fall into "the slough of Des
pond" 1t never was designed by Providence.
that the idle man should succeed in life equally
with the Industrious; for that would destroy all
incentive to labor-hence we see, that he who
has the will-who diligently pursues what he
undertakes to door who is Iesolute to cast OFT
a vice which he has contracted always hnds
way. BY first ''putting his own shoulder to
the wheel" he may safely rely on receiving aid,
should his own exertions prove to be insufficient.
Il is the firm resolution which strikes the first
obstacle out Of the path to success, and perse-
verance will remove all others. Look at the
reformed drunkard. At one time of his life ne
would make to you the patry and contemPti-
BILE excuse for his incorporate habits, that he
had not the power to resist the temptation to
drink-but the apology was fase-it was his
own will thus to debase himself; he had no
pride-nO lofty or holy aspirations. He con-
sorted with those, who, like himself, delighted
to make beasts of themselves-and hence his
continued degradation. But seldom conviction
flashes upon his mind that inevitable ruin lies
in the path which he is pursuing-he sees that
he must lose the respect of society-that his
wife and children, if not himself, must become
inmates of the aims house, or dependent upon
the cold charity of friends-and, above all, he
become conscious that his conduct is offensive
in the sight of God--and, with an effort worthy
of admiration, he resolves to reform. Forthwith
he separates himself from his former dissolute
companons-comme the hard struggle a.
gainst his vltiated appetite-calls in the assist
ance of the Sons of Temperance to encourage
and sustain him, and achieves glorious victo-
ry. He has found, that, "where there is will,
there is way" From the elevated position
which he has gained he looks with horror upon
the gulf which he has barely escaped, and
thanks God that he has been saved. Henceforth
his hand is readily extended to snatch the err
ring brother from the like danger, and to place
him within the charmed circle of the Sons of
Temperance. Such cases we have known, ana
therefore bless an association which cheers on
the repentant wanderer, and takes his hand to
raise him from degradation to a respectable sta
ton in society.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-08-27

6NOAL! COALl COAL! The undersigned
~ IS now receiving his winter supply of ANTHRA-
CITE COAL, and respectfully soIicits orders from
those who are in want Of the article, being able CON
hdenty, to give the assurance thai il is the BEST
quality, He is prepared to supply, on the mos, ia
oming" and ''Good Spring Creek" free burninsl
COAL. Those usil Ranges or Cooking Stoves are
requested TO try the last named description as it s
admirably adapted for burning in them Orders left
at the following places will receive prompt attention:
Chimney Brooks, Son s Co, No 3il 3altimo, st
B. F. Gardner Co, No. 279 Baltimore street.
Franklin Gardner, No 1875 Baltimore street.
F. G. Hunt, corner Franklin aud Pine Streets and
at the Yard, Spring Gardens, foot Of Eutaw-st
a27. colin PETER FAHNESTOCK
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UNSATISFACTORY OF BALTIM1 ;,
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST o. l846
CLEARED.

CLEARED, =
Bremen oarque BOIL Bohen, Mencke, Bremen,
& Wal Rodewald.
Brig Selma, Jackson, Rio de Janers and a nnark1f
Rob't Wright & Co.
Brig Orbit, (Of Philadelphia late of this port, SOL
X. Etchberger, b. West Indies, G Yates.
SAtLED-Brgs Constitution, LaudermaH, for L.
guayra, &C; Emma, Bailey, West Indies
ARRIVED.
Brig Mary Ann, Benjamin, from Falmouth lar
I'm Instant, ballast and old copper. Left nothih
Schr. Colorado sailed 9th for Trinidad de Cuba. Pao
ed on Saturday last, off Cape Hateras, baraa
showing white signal with letters c. X in it, So.
on Monday, Is miles N. N. w from CAPE Hattera
a ship ashore, with only mainmast standing; abos
hVe miles north OF her. another ship ashore, aud thru
miles further, schr. also ashoIe, with mass and I'd
ging all standing. Passed schr Zenobia, Brown q
Charleston, As miles south of Cape Henry, on Moe
day. The Mary Ann comes to Hjy Left,
Brig Chickasaw, Kendrick, days from Boston
sorted cargo, to Osborn & Whitridgc.
Brig Orbit, Higgins, 62 hours from New York, b..
last, TO John G. Chappell. Came in the Capes {
Monday lass-saw large ship astern, steering fort
Capes. :
Steamer Georgia, CanRo =, from Norfolk S6t
nothing in the bay-weather rough. Schr WiImit
ton, French, from Wilmington for Baltimore, was
Hampton Roads. i
SA;LED-schrs, VIM. Allen, Snow, for St. TIL
mas; Orb, Hubbard, West Indies; Mary Catharin
Tyler, Charleston; Union, Bangs, Providence; Ches
peake, Stuart New York. -
MEMORANDA. n
Whaling ship CoviRgtoH, Debol, cleared at Wa
rem 22d inst. for N. w coast.
Barque Wymau, Dill, from Baltimore, arrived ,,
BOstou 23d inst
Barque Creole, Norris, from Baltimore, arrived
Norfolk 24Ih inst =
Barque Jas. w. Paige, Taylor, from Baltimore E,
Boston, was in Hampton Roads gath inst. 4
Brigs PhGnix, Watts, and Glamorgan, Focke, fire..
Bait for Kingston, JAM, went 10 sea from Hamp
Roads on Sunday last. !,
Brig Henrietta, Thurston, and schr. Ferdinans.
Leighton, for Baltimore, sailed from Eastporl l9,
inst.
Schr Theo Freiinghuysen, Bogert, hence at Me-,
York 25th inst. Z
Schr, Gen. Worth, Atwell, from Baltimore for Br5
Santiago, spoken 18th inst, lat. % Is, 10.
70 10.
schr Thomas Hooper, Eldridge, for Baltimore, 81,
from Providence ODD inst. !.
Schr. Elizabeth, Baker, from Baltimore, for Fss
River put into New York 24th last. 10 reft, having
the 10th carried away the head of mainm 1st,
Pilot boat Boston, of Baltimore, spoke 22d ms
Cape Henry, bearing W. s. W., rs miles distar
barque Jacob S. VAIN, Rowland, days from Phil
delphia for New Orleans.
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YENO THE TAILORS. The subscriber has
u just received from New York and Boston. a
complete supply Of very superior articles for tailors
nse-such as CRAYONS of all kinds, for marking;
TAPE MEASURES of various kinds and qualities;
SQUARES; SQUARES & SCALES; PANTAL DON
SQUARES, (for obtaining the correct length of le2;)
kDLERs; YARD STICK; Body. or Measuring
STRAPS, SHEARS, POINTS, SC. &c.
90 The attention of the trade, in tnwn and coun-
try, is invited to these articles, all of which are of
superior make, and will be furnished the lowest
possible rates. VIM. PRESCOTT SMITH,
Agent for Scott's Fashions
a27-2W No. % Second street,