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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-09
FORTUNES HONE.
$4,000 Dollars.

Grand eons'{iIaieS lottery Of DtIarast s Georgia.
CLASS NO %.
To ne drawn NJ Wilmington Saturday June 6. sc
"f s30oG0 OF 1900 ! of 5000 nj 1000
- y :. 10 h,llo,s. Tickets SO; crfllicaie oi
81 Mhnes SIPS --shafes IN rr,pnfllnn.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-09

% ID LOT OF Gcnlcmens aud Yon,hs Leg
~ horn Hat just reed. Gents No | and 2
Bcave; Hats, 'rgchcr wnh 81 kuds oC IIa's aud
Caps on haud, which cant lie heal iu tho CIV Tor
r,"dncss ard ehe"r'ss Csict ID IIARrER'S
Hat sd Cup si"te. e"'m'r ul MAu aud UEiOn ats
ma, 20
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-09

III ECElVED 'h,- d4y bY Exprcss I.re q
u q lew dcz Soc frfnth Hate. dpect from ihe
im Oitefs ih-y ate he laits F4rssye. 70. s. DO
sh ne,s and bulipney oi eo'p eta eng q com
pett.on Cal soon Or sou ms rare oLaac,
10 cover your c. nilr.
juos ACuC ALLAN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-09
FIcne Fy Made (I0fhfmg


All ofih's SpnHs's make AMI mol lie accumulation
Of on old Stuck Uf eight OF ten years sfnndiug. |
assure the public or hose " no poIrOuizo me- tbn
all M garments made -, The htcn style Of good
Goods, add Will warrant ny work TO III, md los
LOW PRICES can't TOO beat Cali ut he Great
Genial Route Clothing Sio,o Tor BARGAINS
up 80 a VI ADAMS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-09
IL L LATEST, CHEAPEST, AMI
MOSr FASHION ABLE
CLOTATM G. STORE.
CRTAT G aNTRAL ROUTE
CT O Y'HIN G. = r. OR T.

corn ~ OF MoHEoE A%o WArL2 Sr3.,
Cuu-isiins ~ par, e. Tho iOiipwms; Sam Jeans;
Checks 81 every kiud; Stale sod Linen. Dab do
Brown do. EnukGc.d DO GugIDna. ,pCuu Cnss,.
mefes. licaVy kerScy sSaUn'is Lin, uf all .nds
Summer riu "a; Cfoi1u c,,uuP; ~ ecds Cnd mix.
ed 10 Cork, 80 Dc.b. ll'h Summer cloihs; Su.pcn
ders. q Owes uUI Stocks
CRAVAiS-S Six and Satin; also Cipe hap sbi
JAccneI crnVhs. SCarfs- Sir and SI IN.
Fnr CnsSimcres, rTench Doe Skin D., Fancy
PLAID; French DE-; WonI d sck Bnck,kin.
NESTlHGS--C asl,utte, Marsail!rs. ST. L and
Sa'n "i every IniIcrh.
CT OTliS-Sui 81 super ine FfenCl, doth black
Blue do, Green de-, Blown do. Invisible Green do
All II which will be made up la order OF The
shortest notice aud most fashionable aud neat
esi Style aud al very low piicts. Il is not nscessl
" for 'ne 10 tell the public HAT am a TAILOR. co.
u is well kngNn that lave held my pluco as a
lIsbi ua9le fa;lor. lrsm The very liberal supI OF o
Ibis Fashionable con muLily aud have always stood
M
The tnhiir viii fnd il 10 heir ad an ogc 10 call
~ ihc Gtea' Ccuira Route Clothing Sure. whore
they will lind Gfst rsle nysDglu,ezi ul
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-09

a DMINISrkATOk'S NOIICE.-Lc1.
"a tess ui administration on iLe IS ate 81 Bfcio,
Falinur. deceased, late ol Oio comfy. having been
g'sn'ed 10 lie suhenhcr; all persous indebted l..
'"ld cs''e are requested 10 mike payment w,ilinuf
DELAY, aud li'use hnIns claims against the snnl
estate. Nil pftscn them f,r settlement nrnperiv
proven. ELIZABETH FALLoUR.
may Adsun,.f,a,,ir
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c. The company will perform in 81
Ciainyio. The l2ih; Cadiz, the 18th. Canal
Dover, The 18th; Bolivar ,he 10TH Mossillon.
The l7lh; Canton, the 18th; Waynesburgh
the l0h; Csnolion, the 10Th: Hanover. the
22d; New Lisbon the 2Sd; S9lem. she 9th:
Poland, the Zjih; and New Castle OBJ, Goth
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-09

HNHE SUBSCRIBERS beg leave to inGrm
ileir customers Md the public that the hhe-
raj pniIuuago they have received. has minced
Them . iucfensc their machinery. - that they ue
nnw prepared 10 g OIL ortefs rrnnuIy. with su>
peuof srcle Of refined LARD OIL, Wh ch wo
Variant ,quel io ms 10 The Union and Oh as god
tenn. o. % eau ho brought frnm any o'her mqfkot.
WARREN & fiS'r
OIL 90 hand lor cxgouaIion 81 tho oil apd Candle
Factnfy on Maker alley ms w a. T.
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DARE AND HOGE.
MANUFACTURES AND WHOLESALE ASD RETAIL
DE NI.ERS IN

~ 7
Union ST., South End II Market Square.
WHEELING, VA
u AVE always on hand, ard make 10 orsrr ia
~ n Tho most fashionable and snrer or styles
Fm" no ] Beaver Halls Fine No Silk
ID No do D, NJ 9 do
10 No ] Russia %, 81 Concy
d. M ] Cashmere d. No Mnsk
Gems Fine cloth Caps Gents Silk vovet
Youths d,, do Iulnisr do
Nshls Srk Glazed do PLAIN md Fur trimmed q
Youths Glazed do every description
They invite he attention oi Merchants through
The cou6lfy ~ heir establishment. ne they are not
Ia he surpassed in quality 81 masuiaetnte. ot
cheoPnoss of priee by any house ~ the West.
may
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-09

- FLENDiD OIL, SIX AND CLOTH
- CARS. just reed I75 Ai.in st.
may 70 g MCALLAN
oLEsKIN IIATs-.A large and soperi.
~ o. ossurIneniaI - Min ~
mny 95 A & MCALLAM
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ron RENT.

- gHtHE Sore ~, m ou Nlaio 81. lately
ill., N occupied ty Isaiah Copper. with
~ u g maeie shelving. SC Possession gwen
SzsllseslA immediately. Apply 10
m7y &c FK BEsHORE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-09

q & III'rE BEAVER HATS -ArCALLAAl
w has The pre'lies Nhue Beaver lian n
'ho cuy, they were mann aciar.d in the cry 81
New York. at one Of he INST fashionable csIah
lRhn' nls nnd are light us e"ssamcr Cill ~ I7s
M'in - NAV On g hFCAIIAM
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NEW YORK PRINT WAREHOUSE.
PRICES REDUCED
AZ me .IiensiUe Esshi siAleaf Tar
PRINTS ONLY ny
ixEEX EREtYS TER

III CEDAR STREET, New YoRK.
Ills Sinc, ol Puuied Csl,coes ncarly all re
a Gently purchased ioI cash aud .lrsi credit Il,
gfcniiy reduced pnces. IRE offered ~ irum | 10 G
een's per yo'd iower than hefy'ecs II April
1-T Purchaser, are gu1rauiced the prices-ana
alluWnnees Tnide iur given period
9e7r Catalogues (teucNed and corrected duily)--
fcgdni"g The pficcs-ure p'n'ed ~ The haGis 81
buyers. AID sen, wtih goods ordered may %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-09

II ATE Of the rark Theatre, New York. and
IL the National Ampitheatre, Philadelphia.
Comprising upwards OF l20 Men and Horses
The only regular conducted establishment in
the United States-it being in this country,
what Fianconies and Vetley's are in Paris
and London.
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SICKLES AND SCYTHEs.


nPIUM-I case nsw crop tec'd and +, .ai,
- by tnay2jl FRYOR & PAUL.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-03-07
Vol. 6.-No. 24--vvhole No. 2s4.

.r.
the outskirts, when l applied for admittance'
which was readily granted me. First seeing
my horse taken proper care of--the poor crea.
ture absolutely neighed with delight as led
him to the stable--l detailed to the astonshed
residents my bair.breadth escape. They had
heard the howls of the " wolves, and had got their
dogs ready for an attack, little dreaming bu.
man being was exposed to such imminent peril.
Sir, if ever there existed grateful man,
was one that night! With my whole heart
could echo the thanksgiving Of the Psslmst:
Blessed be the Lord, who hath not given us as
q prey to their teeth. Our soul is escaped as
bird out of the snare of the fowler--the snare
is broken and we are escaped Worn out as
was with fatigue. vet little rest could obtain.
If tor moment lost myself Twas transported
immediately 10 the scene in which was 20
lately engaged. Again was in the midst Of
the bowling wolves, flying for my life, and when
just on the point of falling victim 10 them, |
would spring up in terror, my forhead beaded
in sweat, and every limb quaking with fear |
could see the hungry eyes, cleaning with that
terrible greenish light, glarug at my bedside
and that horrd howl icould ring in my ears,
even after awoke. With difficulty could
persuade myself that it was but a ffightful
dream that was indeed sheltered in safety
beneath friendly root. Il was long ere these
fantasies ceased 10 trouble my sleeping hours
The next morning we visited the scene OF ac.
tion. Signs Of the conflict could be traced all a.
round. The snow was trodden down in all d.
rectons and stained with gore, and by the side
of the road we found the mangled carcascs o
three of my overnight enemies, one of which
was the veritable wolf have no doubt, that re
ceived the first charge for his muzzle was al
begrmed with snuff, and it seems the rascal ha,
completely bitten his tongue off in his agony
Well sir, that advantage taught me lesson
never TO travel through such path of woods ir
the night time again, and always to keep goot
supply of the article which saved my life abou
me. Won,, you take pinch no,o' slr!' So say
ing the old gentleman rendered his box to me
and out of respect for the good service it hat
Performed for him ventured to comply with h
invitation, and soon gave sneezing proof OF my
regard for his .avouri,e MAccABoY.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-03-07
SHUGERT'S PATENT
WASTING MACHINE

THIS Machine has now been tested oy more
L than thirty families in this neighborhood. and
Us given entire satisfaction. II is simple in its
instruction, that It cannot get out OF order. u
ntaus no iron to rust, and springs or rollers TO
1t out Of repair I, will do twice as much wash
O. with less than hall the wear and tear OF any OF
eiste insertions, and what is of greater in,pov'
nee il costs bui little over half as much other
ashnE machines.
The subscriber has the exclusive right for Nor.
cumberland, Union, l., coming, Columbia. Lu-
rne aud Clinton counties. Price of single ma
inc Sc. II. Is. MASSER.
The following certificate is from few OF those
10 have these machines in use.
..... Sunbury, Aug. "a, 1914.
We, the subscribers. certify that we have now
use, in our families. "Shugert's Patent WASH
Machine" and do no, hesitate ssyinc that il is
,ost excellent invention. That, in Washing,
will save more Than one halt the usual labor
at it does not require more than one third the
al quantity OF soap and water and that there
10 rubbing. aud consequently. lItte or no wear.
or tesring.--That it knocks of no buttons, aud
The fines, clothes, such as collars, laces tucks,
5, &C., may he washed in a very short time
,out the least injury, and in fact without sny
aren't wear and tear, whatever. We therefore
TIuliy Feconlfntnu ~ WI iiiehus ohe " viz
lie, az q most useful and labor saving machine.
CHARLES w. HEGINS,
A. JORDAN,
CHS. WEAVER,
CHS. PEASANTS,
.rr GIDEON MARKLE.
Hon. GEO. q. WELKER,
... BENZ. HENDRICKS, .s
GIDEON LEISENRlNG.
rs HorEL, (formeriy fremont House. No
6 Chesnut sueer) Philadelphia, September
st, 1914. Ft
,aye used Shugerts Patent Washing Machins
y house upwards of eigh, months. and do no
ate to say that deem it one OF the most use
I'D valusble lsb9r-saving machines ever inven
formerly kept two women continually oc
d in wsshiug, who now do as much in two
as they then did in one week. There Is M
or tear in washing. and !, requires not mor'
one-third the usual quantity Of soap. hsv'
number Of ohef machines in my family, bu
$50 decidedly hyperion to every thing else. an
lie liable 70 get pni Of IepaiI, that would no
without one il they should cos, ten times ,h.
they are sold for. DANIEL HERR.
;UfERIOR Port VINE, MADEIRA and LlsboI
owtnes. Also superio, B randy and Gin, lemoI
yrup. Also fsw banss of HLuE Fnn,lfes cal
', Il 4. ss.f yssl bo.q. HENRY hAScER-
sssbory, JpIy issl, is%s' s,.sv .asi
-sssrg rff q
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-03-07
An Extraordinary Case Of somnam buiism

An Extraordinary Case Of somnam buiism.
The writer of the following letter, addressed
to the Editor OF the "Christliche Zeischriit," is
a respectable minister Of the German Reformed
Church. No one acquainted with him, will
doubt the correctness Of his statements. At his
request we have translated his letter for inser-
lion in our own columns. II describes very
extraordinary case Of somnambullsn and fur
those who make the human constitution a sub
ject of special study. Similar cases have here
tolore occasionally occurred, so that their reality
cannot be doubted, however unable we may be
satisfactorily to account tor them. 1t is evident
| from the circumstances that generally attend
them that they are in the same way more or
less connected with diseased state of the sys-
ten at the time Weekly Messenger.
BoALspuRG, Centre co Pa,
Jan 2lst 1916.
On the 18th of November last, son of Mr..
Christian IIoifer Of Potter township, of this coun-
~. who is about 81 years of age, was attacked
will, the bilious cholc, but soon after wards re-
covered so fer as TO be able to attend to usual
employment Nine days after this, as he re.
turned 10 the house in the evening from his la
Dor. he was agsinselzed with sucha violent pain,
that his system began evidently to sink under it.
BY prompt medical treatment however, he
was relieved Of his pain in the course Of few
! hours. A fever followed. His conversation
| continued 10 be perfectly rational On the
fourth or filth day following, he began to speas,
exhort, sing and pray in his sleep When he
awoke, he had no recollection Of what had hap.
pened during hissleep. except that he had dream
ed. He soon recovered his bodily health 10
such an ex,ent, that his physician pronounced
| him we'll He however had some kind Of a SEN
timent .atba, something extraordinary would
shortly transpire in his case, which the resnt
has shown was by no means unfotn6ed.
| On the evening of the | Of December, after
| he had been reading for short time in the b.
BILE, he complained of having very unpleasant
sensations in his head, and as he attempted, in
accordance with the advice Of his friends. TO
seat himselfupon the bed he fell suddenly upon
the floor, For short time he was insensible.
and when he recovered bis senses, he was una.
BILE to speak word, yea not so much as to ut
ter the leas, sound His countenance was calm
end by signs he gave those present to under
stand that he desired paper, ink and pen to
write. As these were handed him. he TOOK
them spd wrote various, things with resdip,ess
and amongst others, that on the ionrth or fnl
pight following he would either W or spsak
h.t-,s gs
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-03-07
NEW cAHFET1NGS.

NEW CAEFETrNGS.
TIIIIE subscribers have received, and are now
Il opening splendid assortment Of the following
goods H
Saxony, Wilton and Velvet Carpetings .a1
Brussels and Impersl ply do CAR
Extra superfne ard fine Ingrains do : PET
Englsh shaded & Damask Venetian do ING.
American twilled and ig'd DO
English Drugeets and Wooden Floor Cloths
Stair and Passage Bookings ... DO
Embossed Piano and Table Covers
London Cheuille and Tufted Rugs
Door Mats of every description.
.g...t .... ALSO. ....r y.-.
A large and extensive assortment of Floor Oil
Cloths, from one to eight yards wide, cut TO fit eve
~ description Of rooms or passages.
Also, low priced Ingram Ca,petines from 3li to
623 cents per yard. together with large and ex'en-
sive assortment of goods usually kept by carpe
merchants
The above goois will be sold wholesale or retail
at the lowest market prices. Country merchants
and others particularly invited to call and exa
mine our stock before making then selections.
-s CLARKSON, RICH & MULLIGAN,
Successors to Joseph Blackwood, No. ! IL Chestnut,
corner Of Franklin Place.
Philadelphia, Feb. 22h. ls45.- uH
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P1RCEs OF ADVERTISING.

square J. insertion. ~. 30 30
4 do ! do e. / 90
Every Subsequent inscr,ion, 0 rs
Yearly Advertisements: one column, S25 half
column, SlS, three squares. Sla; two squares. 80
one square, S5. HalEycarly: one column. Sls /;
half column, $i2 three squares, So two squares,
S.; one square, 50 So. l"Dain 'fi fH
Advertisements left without directions az TO The
length of timc they are to be published, will bs
continued until ordered out, and charged accord;
ihgly.
CfSixteen lines or less make square
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-03-07

-" PSI has been stated in one Of the p,ih'c
priats, t.at he also had sdmisIs,ered the Londs
supper, This statement is altogether ontoupd-
ed, and could only have. had us origin from The
fact, ,ha, 10 his addresses be repes,ed the words
Of the institution. 49, ....'.-',
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-29
ono HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Jan. ~, 1910 - CLOCK II. VI
PURSUANT 10 joint resolution both branches
OF thc Legislature met in The Hall oithe House
oi Representatives, and proceeded To ballot
ior thc following officers:
President Of nc Board of Public Works
Oran Follett received o. votes,
l.. Ransom IL
So Oran Foilct was declared duly elected
President Of the Board o. Public Works, for
the term OF three years from the lst OF April
next.
President Jris> Oft Tie l2th Judicial Circuit.
James l.. Torbert received 30 votes.
Blanks %
James L. Torbert was thcreupon declared
duly elected Pres e Il Judge Of the 2,h Judi
Cial Circuit Tor The constitutional term.
Associaic JUdgeof Logan County.
Noah T.. McCuiloch received Gl votes
Blanks %
Associate Jnige Of Mercer County.
Justin Hamilton received 81 votes
Blanks 10
Associate Ji,dgt Of Prebie County.
James Gardiner received JS votes
Blanks 10
Associate Judge Of Fri, County.
Charles STANDARD :, ceyed 81 votes
Blanks II
Director offhc Ohio Peniieniiaty.
llomtio J. Cox received 40 votes
Blanks Q
/ The Senate then returned TO their Chamber
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
CINCINNATI CITY MARKET.
MoNpAr. January 20. 1916


HOGS.-But few have arrived within the
last lew days. pnobsbly ia, part owning to the
severe weather. making the rosds rough. The
season, however. is rapidly drawing To a close.
A few thousand more. and the tale is told.
We only found one sale on SAtur,lay--a very
handsome lot--250 heed, average weight 30
to go Hos at 1865. We learn that q los of
327 adj. from the Miami Bottom. were sold
on "Wednesday $3.50 the highes, nate of the
week.
LARD. "A sale on Friday OF 500 kcgs.city
rendered at "a cash: ~ bbls head lard yes
,eriay at 3sc; a small lot No. from wagon
al Sc.
BULK MEAT.--A sale of 2o00its Shout
ders at &c.
FLoUR.-Sales OF 300 bbls from mill: $50
from siore-all one brand: md 30 bbls mixed
brand--all al g. 90; 30 bbls from Railroad at
81: abou, 200 bhls from wagons in lots. a,
81. 75G3, 50, about half at each price. The
store lots were understood to have been Dough,
on speculation.
wnISKY.-Sales OF 335 bills. in lots,
from river and wagons-20O in one lotst tic.
MOLASSES.-A sale on Friday oil % bbls,
from store at Canal, at 26c.
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G:=s2seD~
@S
TWENTY CONGRESS-.
WAsHiSGrOS, Jan. 20, 1916
SENATE.

Petitions and memorials were presented BY
Messrs. Pennybscker Sturgeon, Dix, Archer,
Benton aud Cass.
Mr.. MauGum offered resolution IN amend
m,nt of Mr.. Ciittenicn's resolution TO give
the twelve months notice 10 England, IA the
matter OF settling the Oregon question, which
was read and entered To b, printed, ard made
the order OF the day for the tenth OF February.
The purpori oil the amendment is. that
Grcat Britain shall be notified that this Gov
ernme 1t will refer the question To the arbitra-
ton of some persons To bc chosen by the two
Governments.
Mr.. Allen renewed his ton to take mp
from the table the motion for leave to intro
duce his resolutions agains, The interference oil
European Powers in the affairs of the Cover
mcuts of the American Continent. Granted
by yeas aud nays-26to 81.
Some sharp words ensured, in which Mr.
Allen was understood TO b. pretty severe upon
MIR. Calhoun.
Mr.. Cas- again addressed the Senate in sup
port OF bis former position. lie did not anti
oipate that England would make any ollcr tina
we could with honor accept.
The tebate occupied most of the dsy ant
the resolutions wcne then ordered to b. print
cd aud referred TO the Committee on Forcigr
Relations.
The Senate then adjourned.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-29
REMARKABLE DISCOVERY

last June Edmund Dongan, residing i'm
Smcoe Co., Lower Canada discovered on the
lot he occupies, sunkcn hole in the earth.
having ihe resemblance of small pond Of
water or low Zen. IL was situated on rising
ground, in the forest which be was engaged
IA clearing. preparatory TO cultivation The
roots OF trees had spread over the marsh. aud
many Of considerable thickness werc cut away
by TIE occupanis of the lo, aud his assistants.
Dougans son on stonping to dnnk oat of
Che hole discovered some bones ia u. which
caused farther examination, and ultimately
led 90 thc discovery Of a veTy large quantity
Of human bones, including between 800 and
GOO skulls They also found about 40 pounds
Of bmss. several brass kettles, in decaycd
state, and several hatthtes.
In about month after The occurrence above
narrated, = similar hole was discovered by
William Thompson. on the third lot ia the
same county and township, which being
examined. was found to contain eleven COP.
per kettles each of which would hold about
nine pals 81 wafer. Eight Of the kettle.
were found as perfect % when made, aud 30,
other three were much conolcd. In this hol,
were also discovered ten Or DOZEN sea shells
and large quantity at pipe clay buttons. -
TIE holes a3e situated about ono mile and
hail from each other, with thc North brancl
oi tiic Notiowasam River dividing them.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-29
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Soon after the House convened, and Mr.. T.
Butler King Offered his Oregon resolutions. the
House resolved itself into Committee of the
Whole, MIR. Tibba,is in the chair, aud
Mr.. Pendle,on spoke for ON hour on the
Oregon question, and against giving the notice,
which, he believed, would lead TO wur.
of giving the notice.
Mr. Grover spoke nearly an hour on the
same side and had much TO say about the pos
ition of New York
Mr.. Douglass next obtained the floor, and
the committee rose.
The House then adjourned.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-29

The production OF plants and herbs, with
tne'I varied specific action, require master
hand to discriminate as TO such action, and
The power TO classify it for exciting its innu.
eicc on diseases. We consider the coneeu.
tA'ion OF the Vegetable materials in c. Brine
kerhoii's Restorative, as one which has sue
c'eded in eiIectually transiusing all the rem
e liul power of the Herbs. The cures mad,
under Use Of the remedy, testify TO the faith
iulncss OF the preparation.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-29
NEW MODE OF CURING THEHAM..

An English iravt Her, writing from the Arden
mes, thus describes a method of preserN ing the
ham; which is certainly different from an
thing generally known in America THE
ham ~ cured in brine OF salt. saltpetre, and
aromatic herbs, viz: a few hay leaves, wild
thine, handful Of juniper berries, and a
little garlic. Its stepped for about six weeks,
and then dried in the smoke OF chimney,
over wood fire. When wanted for dressing
II Is buried in the ground for about twenty
four hours, aud then boiled with the addition
OF the same aromatic herbs in the water After
boiling, the bone is taken out, and The ham is
pressed under heavy weight. As n couol-
larry 10 the dressing, 1t may b. added, that il
often happens tina, the ham, when produced
AT the table, disappears at QUO sitting.