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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-18
% ossoftmenl oiCallcNcs CheaD
GOODS.
NEW DRY GOODS STORE.
ID.

AS TAKEN the STORE No l35 Main Street
opposite Mendcl a. IIarbnur's Furniture
re Rooms. where he has received AID will keep
'eQpstantiv on hand n large and hsnd.omc stock Of
FASHIONABLE AND SUPERIOR
DRY GOODS.
WhIrh he nfrrs NJ Wholesale cr Retail on The mos,
teyPu0(ti erms His stock is new and purchased
via cars and a Inrr Of II With especial attention Ia
The vanss OF the retail trade. The Ladies aud
$enueHaen OF Wheeling aud vicinity are invited 10
$500 him and he ne',ers himself that they VIII
- MS sioek aud prices To be 4 ute a. desirable aS
t46e 81 any other cs'ahlishmehls in The city.
t3e drchnes enumsraiing Goods al present hui
- eza assure his friends that hey vii find every
nm desired IN a Dry Goods SIor,. ,f hey call and
>H4ntnc. ap l6 ID DARRAGIL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-18

- CUOOL BOOKS, A. Wholesale aud re.
- nh. by wMJ ROBB. COZ. Main & Union ST..
Cobh's new first Book
Coth's new Spelling BOX in cir parts
Cobb's new Juvenile n .sdef No
Cobt's new Juvenile Render ", 2,
G, bb's new Juvcnile Reader No 2
Cobb's new ScquelOr Nod
Cohb's new Nprh American Render or ~ :
lite not necessary ir Inc pBblisher oiitsss B1oks
~ my hey afs The bes cad ehespsst books ever
publishsd 'bui he would siaaply ssy lhg hey have
heen sdop'cd tr The ue 4 the Pnbbc ScbooIs ~
Nsw Ypfk Brooklyn. Albany. Uucs Phila1s lphia,
&c 10 tho c~rclvsion 81 lhute which have been o.,
.'yiel. let tho pnhlic trpmine c. mcany. asd then
Igdge 81 mparafve nerts
SchDuls wishing 70 inffofure Cubb's Byaks. ran
cnfhange heir old bouks iofacw ones ~ railing On
lhe solscfrrcr. nnd pai ing hIii he Wisii pnce 10
,lnasty. qpf w ) ROBB
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-18
PAINTS AND EYE srUPPs.

CASKS ENGLiSti VENETIAN RED
z cases C.ineso Vormilhon
80 Resms Sand Paper
Kegs Paris Green
s cases Chrome Green
s eases No | Prussian B'ue
25 Brls Glue
Is do S.driis Turpenunc
200 d" Chopped anl Gtuuud Loewuod
SO do Camwoud
25 do Fasiic
8 do Pau'd Lac Dya
IS 10 Linsced OIL
500 Kegs White Lead
3 casks Blue Yiiricl
25 Bris Alum
so do G"prcras
10 Carboys Vitiiol
10 Io Musialic Acid
10 dn Aquafurns
10 ta,es Orange Shellas
j cssk Verdigas
so cases extra Log wood
10 BrL' Plasler Paris; just reed md for sale by
ap9 PRYOR e. PAUL..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-18

FIsIiiNG uOOKS-3t ~ Kifay Tfoul Hicks
Ne 26. ~ % % anJ 80. IS N " 81
gsfes tong ,bauked salmon DO Me- 4. 2.3.4 8 and
$3.50 rs German liooks oil FSesi ~ NJ best Kirby
snekot. Perch and N,onow Hook. also d1crcnt
s,fc. ~ Pkc ani Cat Sch Uooks. comprising he
f,tgcn NOD hea a~ssonlueni Of iroks ge have ever
rgcfeI and Whrh ~di b. ofd ~ fme lov eu cash
rncss by CpT ~ H~ORNBROOE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-18
LAST NOTICE.

TUy ADMINISTRATORS 81 estate Of Il IL
Sweeney, deed. being ees,rous af closing
DO, requests ell hose indebted either 10 The IS
nue or The late fra of 81 g. X II Sweeney ~
70. 10 make payment ON or befiro the LEI June
All outstanding after that time will be placed IN
Inc hands ~ The prspeT officer fr reelection.
THOS SWEENEY. AimiRlstraior
u sp Is or estate oil II SWEENEY. decd.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-18
10000 Dollars.

CTand eonsEtadiea lottery Of psiarar. & Georgia
CLASS NO 10.
To be drawn at Wilmington. Del Salty. April %
l ofs30OO0 1 of 10000 I Of GOOO I OF 1000
- Nos ID bsllo's Tickets 10 dolls; cetI,ncale
% wholes 1921 dolls; shares in prenrt,on.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-18
CITY D%ISPENSARY, &C.

CITY DISPENSARfl &c.
EAST CORNER or MONROE & iTH STE.
The consulting hours OF this Institute Will
hereafter be from III TO IL A. NJ, aud from
q to . p. M. every day. Sundays ia to 3
y. NJ.
ANY cases who may require medical htteB-
dance, and medicine, between the hours above
specified, are requested TO call upon either of
che attending physicians, at their offices, when
they will promptly receive such assistance as
their eases may require.
ATTENDING PHYsictANs.
Or. TODD, Main 81.
BATES, Quincy ST.
FRlSSELL, Church 81.
HiLDREfH, Conner Monroe and
b. order Of the Board.
r. a. HlLDRETH. Sec'y
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-18

uyWENTY JOUHNEYMEN S-HoEMAKERs
wanted Immediately ~ CONNELLY a
TADG's Home Iesgne EoOt aud Shoe Fsctory
1855 Mtin 81 WbeeIiag. Va
Y None need sPPly bul goOd mschanas.
nor 20
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-18
PUBLIC NOTICE.

PUBLIC NOTICE.
rGNiE Street Commissioner gives general noIce
4 10 the ~cttiz"us Of Whcehne. thai he requires
properly holders 10 have their paw emeni- laid lonh.
wuh, wherever the cuTts nro set. or he wilt be
under The necessity Of proceeding 10 have ii done
aecordiog 10 tie PROVISIONS OF The ordinance. lie
hopes general attention will be paid 10 this notice,
ss u - his wish 10 have no trouble 10 this matter
hui Il is necessary TO have it attended 10 without
fCrhe' delay. JACOB AM!CK,
up Ia Street Commissioners.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-18

nAKuM- 900 hi oskam
~ WOOL 400 b. Nooi TNlac
zoe Lbs Fsrkiog Yarn
100 10 WssPpuns fWme
81 ode Bed Cofsa ahs Plough Lines
~ % 10 ~ snd CaIon Bent l. nss3 irgeihtf
With . rsaeral sssonpaeai Of Cofiars ~
se3 en- HERRY
cAsE GENUINE FAgTSA oIOCNE. 6r
ssls By PRYOR 8 PAUL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-18
TO THE LADIES.

l have paid most particular aiientiIn in my So
leciions OF Styles md qoalities OF Goods. 10 he
wants Of The ladies. and they will find my stock OF
Fashionable Goods far SURPRISING any Other IN The
city. which ihcy can easily see by calling and ex.
aiming ihcm They can save laemsclycs ,hc trouble
OF hooking elsewhere. rs they will Gnd my prices
aud qualities ca not iaii 10 please. sp IL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-18

HeRE q nuCt W.oH sstrtcffufy tbform
II nff 'rtrIf 1ff Doc gfti iu renrml Tu,,
Iy fac ferfiy,i o. q. urf. "a ,es g. fi,ts.
,nd uc rrrntel o rfi utg ~ every 6cse dp.
oH. 0o thc shpffef nrt.t smd noe accommodating
rms mseufetrrd .y gemsesfs ~ .he bssi e.
aa'en1 sn1 he ipe.t a,ie Az prr.,n. wishing
m puiolc combining reltnes an dafshtiy .Would
D. sell D, p,i sud trimnc ib,f sleck pnd prpcfs
lho.o,c purchasing. Bg y
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-18

OFT CLOTHS, TEA CLOTHS. TABLE
CLOTHS, WINDOW BLINDS FlRESCREENS.
DOOR PIECES, COACH CURTAIN STUFF.
GREEN BAIZE FOR SIDE BOARDS. Blu
REAUS. STANDS. &C. SILK AND MUSLIN
APRONS FOR CHILDREN.
JOSEPH WOOD. Of East Wheelsg. would &c.
- specially inform the public 'ha,h e IS rrep,r.
cd 10 execute oricn for anything enumerated above
" In hisiine wtih neaIness. durability aud despatch.
House Painting, Glezing aud Paper H.ngi.g also
ATTENDED 10.
Residence and shop near the old Crown Glsss
WoIks, OF Ia
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-18

- 0NNEANS tNPECtORANr REMEDY
AS-VHFTioN CAN DE CURED ai,.
wiis Of u,ny bower, ~ss &c
W ~sse sftseied With a sPnimo.ary Com.
@ sesrh tsaed re uri,sd ,k,ll OF several
- pe3ersenA SAe heating .f he 'E.pec,o-
I->~ys 9n~<nsueed 10 give u a irtst Her
$500 ueee 49, Of Phihisis Pnlmonai.s. OF
utsson. viz a dry hacking cough,
- ~ aide. impaired appetite and
er<ee o. tsvss and night sw eais. with
~eee weakness She is happy in
seysnU big three hoi,,eso f The .Exp~c-
secsss , began TO have hopes OF . speedy
sseevssy (esng,h gradually returned until she
49, oSuses more. when she feli entirely
Nes 100 being eight months since. and no
Sgpcq4e68e cs~plain, appearing. For sale by
s10ARSH. MAN Street. Wheeling.
ss{4..
On. XATNE's ALTERATIvE.-we have
osee 1eeRtdty Mis- RISE 81 q core reformed on
eef ~ Jsyne's Alicraiivc, which proves IT, M
Hesesesyt over every oaher remedy Of The Kind
oAol4vrbesn an cied for the last sixteen x.,,.
Ssoses or White swellinss. attended with
ne md esioi,stIon Of vsnou. bunes. durin,
~De many pieces have Keen dischared from
- noore esne OF tbs Uranium. frosm both her arms.
UeUu - oands. and from both lcss an.l from IN.
- kt%9o4>nd The leh icmorol bone. besides main
MUv~Iv y other pats ~ her person. which nm.
- MI "i q number OF The most emincni
- our et'y--duringm most Of the time her
St Ave hesn most escmcist,nr and d-plo.
- ~ three mon'hs since she was induced
tysyne's Alternative. which has had ON
happy tnec, npon her, by removing all
80 oseliings. and sausinc The ulcers to heal.
- same iiise her general health has be-
y>eNv restored. 80 that she now weighs
-. more 'dan size did beio,c she cummrn.
sss Of this iruiy valuable preparation.
Natire Eagle.
- sale BY Dr. CRUMBACKER, l73 Main
49, an n |
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-18
DISSOLUTrON.

rINHE PARTNERSHIP hstcio(are elj.lins nm
der the name aad style Of u i0lI&SrON &
son IS his day dssplyed by mutual c.nseni--
TtIO& JOHNSTON Withdrawing from The concern.
PHI JOHNSTON, ir VIII contnuo The business on
i've PSn are uri. -
The liquidation ofthc afri,s Of the late firm will
therefore. wbo keow ,hemsclvcs indebted. are ts,.
speSiiully invited To call and seule their accounts
and notes Those Uho may haze accounts sgaiEsi
the irn. are requested to present ihcm ior payment
TII0S JOHNSTON,
March 26. 1916. til JOHNSTON, II.
y Is. Those shO D0y haze accounts against "a
individually are requested 10 present tbsm lor
payment Those who tnow themselves i%pdehlfdi
20 us individually. oTe GlV .c7sestcd 10 coll aud
settle.
The nniefigne5 ia w]thJme,ing .tom Tie hvr..
nsss In which be hes hctn engaged loI. more han
THIRTY YEARS. fsspcciiuiy lenders lis thanks
~ his inands aui 10 Flblig generally, tr ,be
ibsfnl suppun vhieh hey have been p'easod ".
bespo npnn him ia ~ hug . peuod, ond would
ale the liberty ~ ihsm ~ his 8 ~.
wln sHi continue he busines5 sad ~ la. hsen
e'.oclaied Wilb h,s oh5er.ifo'd f1f alrnnsi Twelve
years mar45 -fiIOs JOHNSTON
I'll JOHNSTON i, having taken u,c corto.
stock o. JOHNSTON son w Whtrh Ne viii
b n o. iow days make rdIHIu.. rcsrecifbiy asks a.
tte fucnds and cusiomcts OF The luc frg and he
nblc generally tlnt liberal so9stt Whifh hes
lbocn ~etfoaisl lo tcm tm MAJ 20
i Afpnr cgp,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-18
NoTICI

"A Ii PERSONS indebted TO my deceased has.
band le late Isaac BnrI. Sfe hereby warn.
I'D not 10 Jay the same 10 any person whatsoever
until administration - taken On the esIaie. |
design administering Oh hs estate at the ensuing
term OF The Cesuiy C"un. when all indebted Can
rsy me. ABIGAIL BURT. wifoV ~
sp tG Argue Isaac Boar. deed.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-18
SMALL FRY LOTTERY Y,

az follows throughout he month of Anril.
Draws'on TueSdays--Capiiui prize $4,000
Whole T'ckeis 81; certificate Of Lacksge wholes
SIP; shares in prnporIiop,
Daws on Thur.day.-Capiisl prize $4,000.
Whole Tickets 81; certificates OF package " hole,
sl4; shares in proportion,
Draws on Sliurdays--Cspiinl prize $4,000.
Whole Tickets 81; certificate oi package wholes
sl4: shares in proportion.
Address your orders 10
L DORSEY. Wheeling. VIZ.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-18

Nj ATCilgs! MATCHES ,-on hand a large
wi lot OF Faiman g. Broihcf's spperof Matches,
the hest sulpls 80 market; Gciman ant Fernsyivg
ma Slsiep; Hlaeh and Blue luke, a sUperDi sf'uis
OF Shoe Backing. Dc; Comm n, painted AID Nhic
alley Marbles; White wash Brushes from 4 70 ia
kno,si FIue 4 mbsf bcads; Bead. combs aud neckls
css; with q ninety Of fine cpfahs direct from he
,nanniaciuy and bf sale by
mar 2S ) MEJLOR. Union ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-18
TOBACCO 4 CIGAR sTORE,,
a. j. PANNEEL.

ESPECTFULLY informs he public ihA, he
hes taken the s'ore recently occupied as Par.
tes's Coniecii9nory. l0l Main 81. 81 door above
the y 5 Hotel. where ho has received from the
Eastern cities and will keep consiastly on hand .
<fuii supply OF
TOBACCO. CIGARS. SNUFF. &c.
Which will DC sid at vcy small profls and al
tessi as cheap as they can be purchased in he oiIy
lie will Only numeaIc.
CIGARS-FiFsi qualify Principe
d. ~i,egaiia 3 hfards
Ia Esperanzl. IL isdia. Bram,z,
Hsvanna. Mstilll Chcfoots. IInvauna Eagle,
Psneta'ias, Cuzadofes and Canonos. Half Spanish.
Common. &r. Nc.
(, ToBACCO-Bes' Richmond ing I ohaceo,
Fine cut DO; Snuff. Of al kinds.
Biue Lick and Samioga Water. &c.
lie invites bis fuenis and Ihc public 10 give
him n call. sp I6 3m A PANNELL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-18

House pn The ODD April at III 4 w.,
9Th Company at Alozier's Tavern on tho 2iih
April az II A NJ.
Oh Company at Eokhar'' Tavern on the 25h
April al IL A NJ. BY order Of
& KELLY. Colonel.
GEo CLUrrER. AdiuIanj. up Is
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-18

very - Florence Bmid B1nne,s al 81 so ~ piece;
Leg Rnd P'im Leaf Hats at very low price;
Tbs lyle Of Bonnet Ribbons very low; nd.
Mn Sill GLOVES a large asst fashiou.
nble fsRASOLS At The lowest pucrs.
largest as,', ofihu finest Al
lacas ever Offered 10 his city. A large asst vi
RUSSO Diapers. Cloths aSd Linen Table Covers.
CARPETING- 30 ps Carpets. among ,hem is
such that cannot be heal IN prices aud pattern, a
very good qualify all Wool at 10 cts pr yd.
Hearth Rugs. tho pnilerGs nj SO 81 piece, such as
sells generally in This city al SIS so.
TailoIs' Ttimminss az altkinds.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-18

Vs5 The drawings wall he published regularly
! The Tlraes and ais, ~ the Argus. Remember
N l. DoRSEY'S Lncky Office.
mar ~ WHEELING. Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-18
SILK HATS.

ma DOL HATS-Jusi received a large aad
superior lDt of black and white Waoi Hat.
for snIe low atl69. by w w JIMESON
up III
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-18
NEW GOODS.
GREER & MOTTE,
NO 1872 MARKET SrREET

M NAME STREET,
HAvE JUST RECEIVED from The E.asierS
E2Doea large assortment Of Fresh
SPRING DRY GOODS.
49, enhfaces oil the mos, fashionable STYLE Of
0ooQe 20 Lsdies' dresses aud every variety OF Gen
s'epePs Wear. wh,ch they Offer on as reasonable
seres - they can be pa released al my other house
In this cNy. We can make II an obiec, for those
WHO give usa cali 10 purchase vi hvul looking else
whefe.
COoDS-New style Organize Robes.
nen Lawns, new patterns; Balzarincs. French
<rshsh GinGhams; Barages g ingham Lawns;
>ens. DC.
large sssotimeni ot Calicncs C6eap.
DOMESTIC GOODS,
- and Blrached Muslin. Ticking. DriIlinss.
ma. plain AMI PLAID Cotton Gods lot Pants
<@I4 Geass. &c. &c.
0ENTLEMENS' wEAR-French, English and
oe'eia9 Civihs all colvrs; PLAIN and laacy Cass,.
enefess Satt,ne Csshmereite, Snmmer Cloths.
b1e9 and Fancy Linen Dnllings. Satin and other
xeH'pks, Silk. Linen and Csmbiic IIdkfs. Susp. n.
Aesqt &c.
Evssy hind Of Bonneis. Ribbons and Trimmings;
FssasoIss Sun Shades { The newest styles; in shor,
eveffthine tina, is usually kcp' in a Dry Goods
S'ose.d Az up 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-18
sTEEL TRiM

"A DOZ large Steel Rrng.; Tessels Tor Purse;
3 DO 81 TasscL ff Bsgs aud Puues
20 hunchet Steel Bsads No 7 snd y.
Jusi fetG uis isy by
op3 } ct HORNBROOK. Moufpe 81.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-18

SO 80 "A, a prize of $4,000 was sent
from the managers Office TO a gentleman in
Maryland; Also Z 10 % $4,000 sold az
Managers Office,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-18
$4,000.

6's"d sonsolida 'ea Loner ' Of Deicsars , Georgia
Class No. I6,
To he drawn At wIim'ug,on. Del S,ry. Aprl Is
l OF $4,000 | OF $1,000 l OF 10000 OF 5000
80 Ms ~ ballots. Tickets \ 2,ceufica,e OF %
wholcs si5p; shares in proportion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-18

- HAWKS. sCARFS. CaAvATs. &c =
Hermann AID Barge Shswls and Scars. beau.
I'u' summer Cashmere shswls. Blk mel Shawls
'uch handsome Cmvats for Lad .es.
up IL w II srIRy
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-18

LIE AND CONFESSION % iicufy
Thomis. alias Tbos Dean, alia- Jas MrchelI
TIE Burglar vhn vas ,%Opvieled uf he December
Ie rm Of I've Supfeme court n Ross county. Obiu
A. many Of hs crimes were in thu
immediate nrghhoflnud he hoot wii hc n~is,est.
iee 20 sL n will te 6aud 81 ; 3 y HORN.
BROOKS 90 Monroe 81. and viii hc sold nj fub.
lishefs prices by he single ~ owen. mnr lG
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-18
ORDERS.

ME COMPANIES of he 4rh
Il Regiment Va. Militia. are
hereby ordered 10 parade at he tine
aud place specified below.
let Company OF Eoffs Mill on
|, M"nday The 20ih April at III o'clock
y NJ
81 Company at M'Coriney's tav
cru on Tho 2l,i Apr Ct IL AM.
81 Company at Dr. Tanners cor,
ner on the 22i April at III A NJ.
iih Company nj ti,e Market
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-18

REss GOODS Pom padour Ba,.se Robes
~ graduated cross-over 10. embd Swiss do
ofgandie, Ba 'zatine and Paris Lawns Eor e.enlns
aud street dresscs.si Zap III w + SELBY'S. :
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-18
S25.0OOt

900.
Pokomoke River Lottery. class No 70.
To be- drawn NJ Wilmington. Monday, April 20
Of sa50O0 l Of 5000 l OF 400O of 3CoO
% Nos. 10 balle,s. Ticket. So, certificate o, IS
wholcs sllo, shares in proportion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-18

All orders shall be prompt; attended In
mar ROBr ARMSTRONG q 20. AcrnI.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-12-24
From the Boston Atlas of Dec. 49,
NEWS FROM England!
ARRIVAL OF THE ROYAL MAIL 3TcAMER
Al
10 DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE

10 DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
The Royal Mail Steamship Cambria, Capt. c.
II. Il. Judklns, arrived at this port at 10 minutes
before ten o'clock last night, from Liverpool, the
4tt INST, IN the remarkable short passage of II
days and 10 hours, including the detention at Hal
flax.
BY the Cambria we have received our usual files
OF foreign papers, The dates are from London to
the evening Of the Sd inst. and from Liverpool to
the morning of the 4th. We have also received
monthly trade circulars and prices current, with
letters from our regular correspondents at Liver
pool London and Paris.
The political and commercial news received from
Europe by this arrival is important
The formal annexation OF the city Of Cracow to
the Austrian dominions has caused great irritation
in England and France.
There have been serious riots in Canton by
mobs who have threatened destruction to all for.
egners.
The affairs of Portugal remain in nearly the
same situation as before
The distress in Ireland is not so severe as it has
been. The papers are, however. filled with ac-
counts OF outrages Of every kind upon persons and
properly. Great alarm is manifested at the gene
raj open traffic in firearms of every kind
Trade IN all the manufacturing districts is rep.
resented as exceedingly dull. The factories are
still working short time.
Inc English grain markets are very animated.
and prices are well maintained. The Brannia's
news had 10 effect on the grain markets.
Inc Liverpool Cotton Market, after the udvices
! lof scarcity from this country were received be-
came very animated, and large sales were made at
an advance OF one farthing to two farthings per TO-
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-12-24
1T CAN BE DONE!
TIE FOURTH DISTRICT-IT MUST BE
REDEEMEDl


The next and last tral-thc 9Th Of January next
will decide the political character OF the fourth
Congressional District. Then, plurality will elect
the man who shall have more votes than any 9th
or individual will be elected.
It is true, as evncod by two trials already had,
that there are some 1000 voters in the District oppo
sed to many OF the leading features fPokism willie
there are some 5000 in their favor, and if these Z,
600 voters vote according TO their judgments and
their conscienccs, no PRO-SLAVERY BRITISH
FREE-TRADER can be elected, by 1900 votes
This is the position Of the District.
The Polk side of the question is this:
INSUFFICIENT PRO FICTION to American
Industry and FAVORITEISM TO GREAT
BRITAIN in leyying duties:
The SUPPORT and EXTENSION of SLA-
VERY and TAXES upon the HARD WORK
ING MEN of the North-to pay the bills;
GOLD AND SILVER for the OFFICE HOL-
DERS and RAGS for the people.
The giving up of the RIGHTS of the FREE
MEN Of the North and putting them under the
dictation of the Slave Power, with the privilege to
the North of paying TAXES to sustain the South
and Southern wars wagcd for the purpose of con-
quering territory over which to spread the curse of
Slavery
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CONGRESS.

MONDAY, Dec. H.
SENATE. Mr. J. NJ. Clayton, of Delaware, ap-
Peared in his seat. Mr. Mangum presented the Gre
dentlals of Mr. Badger, of North Carolina, who
was qualified and took his seat. Mr. Crttenden
presented petition for paying S65,000 of bonds
issued by Texas. Mr. Benton offered a resolution
lnstructlng the Military Committee to inquire into
the eXpedlency of allowing three months extra
pay to officers and soldiers regulars and volunteers
and placing them on the same footing with the ma.
Wy IN regard to prize money.
Nj Crittenden's resolution nstructinp the Mill
tary Committee TO bring in bill to Increase the
pay OF soldiers and to grant certificates of merit
ana bravery when deserved, after some discus
sion was modified, on Mr. Bentons motion, SO as to
insure the object contemplated instead of instruct
and thus adopted.
HOUSE, The Speaker announced the standing
committees Joseph Vance of Ohio was appoint
ed Chairman of the Committee on Manufactures
IN the place Of John @. Adams.
Mr. Bowdon of Alabama announced the death of
Felix Grundy Mcconnell in few appropriate re-
marks, and after passing the customary resolutions
to wear Grape thirty days in token of respect for
the memory Of the deceased, the House adjourned
to IL o'clock tomorrow
TUESDAY, Dec Is.
SENATE. Mr. Somple introduced bill providing
Tor Inc extension of the Nationp Road to Alton,
i,lihos' Also, bill to grant public lands to COM
picle The Illinois and Michigan Canal A mess
age was presented from the House of Representa-
'iVes' communicating copy of the resolutions
passed yesterday respecting The death of Felix G.
Mcdonnell. Mr. Lewis made few appropriate re
marks relative to the deceased, and hayng passed
the usual resolutions of respect for his memory the
Senate adjourned.
House, The first business in order was the res.
olullon offered by Garret Davis, calling on the
rresdent to furnish copies of instructions to gen.
erals and oommodores relative to civil govern
menta in conquered territories. On motion of MIR
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BE AT HOME !

Yes-be at home the 9Th of January Every
enemy of great national debt-of the increase
of slavery of taxes upon the necessares of life
and every friend of protection-be at home to vote
for CHANDLER, for Congress- Let nothing call
you away. 1t has been stated to US that in some
towns two years ago when Dillingham; was elected,
that three or four wings were sent off with teams
by locofocos, that they might not be at home to
vote. Be not caught this time in this way or
any other. Every republican freeman should make
arrangements to be where he can VOTE and home
is the best place.