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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-24

This disease. from is long standing aud repeated az
SACHS, and also from tlc lusnucT ga which It las lcrt
iyc"cd, oICl leaves ,hc drc., of size iscgsr, IA suiue way
clllcinTf 2" tn" stcu-sputIu There Is gTcal weakness
aud proatru'ion oi strength, with dali, hcsyy pain located
Hl some Ha-t OF ttc sys.un. IN go such rises, Doctor
SW3 uc- Compound syrup UfNid Cherry will BE- found
az excellent remedy, 20 support. ,t~tcnltHcu aud give vi
g"r Ia declining Lea..u, and defend IL igom the iugoa!s OF
diFe7sc.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-24
SMALL FnY IOT-TEpY.

Draws as follows throughout the month o. AUGUST.
Draws on lucsdays-capital Prize $1,000.
w hoNc rickcis 81 certificate Of package whOlcs, SI2
shatcs ia proportion.
Draws on ThursdSys-capi'ai prize Si,Oc0
W hO'c Tickets ST. certificates Of package whOlos SIT;
shares il proportion.
nraws or a~turdays-capita prize SltO0.
W hole Tickets Sli certificates OfEachage wlio,cs SIi;
shares ia proportions.
Address IOur orders To
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HoBENSACK'S INDICATED
WORM SYRUP

I'll u Y" brought lefurc the people AVID made known
- uu'o tbe world That il Sthe greatest worm DESTROYER
OF the age. Also that IL j. an entirely veye' allie prnduc-
li"h- Nnd tNsi % b. gaining a nO'Orictv which has never
lcrli supposed by amy 1.-THE worm decroyin veudcrs.
We oncr one or Two Critucaic~t to convince the slcp.
licd and TO show ~ decided elects n cAtermina,np
worras.
SrRtvG GARDEN. March :. isE.
Mcssrs. J. ". & g. $. Hotersack- nso.
liei.od. send this test imonisl concerning vomr invsina.
ne Medica'ed Worm syrup. From early infancy my
daughter, a child now OF II months. has boon so~eiv ~
nIctcd with Worms; causing daily tho most sev4r.e ,,,I
distressing pains. Attnucs she would 10 almost frantic
tnd perfectly UumHuSgca'lo; would run up aud down tie
moor ard ktuck lersru UuCorsciously against Tie wall.
o aohs lihfe we were tgn"tani uf tie calsc-ailcngth
ieHg Impressed whit belief tldy worms were The muse
commenced giving scvcrli medicines % rsnch a com.
paint from which The enid derived no benefit whatever.
As a matter fcourse. she was much reduced i'm dcsb. and
hGh Az the ympt0u IS 81 such q complaint. \rcideutrl
~ lntctinr with Que Of your circulars we were induced
To TRY your medicine. We he'd not used itbut a few Gayr
tctnre a great many worms were hrnuphi from her. one.
ihH siN inches in icnglh, and several varyiug in size from
one 10 four inches. 1 need scarcely add. thai the child
was ccuut fclicNcd. AND That too lcidre we had ugc.I
once p ccni tD'tie 81 your Worm syrup. she is now en-.
tfe.y fee rom those distressing pains, and Hnins welt
Gel that !, would 10 uubiudHess on my taH TO wish.
DO, therefore Etos' INTERESTINGLY recommend your McIi.
Gated Worm SyruP as a. medicine posscssiu snpercxccI.
lent qualities. Very respectfully
Min. ofthc Gospel, Marshall ST door teIow Blown.
IWfAnELrmt. MAY =. Isfr.
Mr.srs.J. Y. & G. S. Hafcusssk; cnienca, I lave
teen Tor some iirc using Your N%ctmIu4c n my practice
and aI h5gpy io saviu ug hands BE- has succc6iflto l.
Intentions. 50 as tuIy io ju~ iy my confidence ia ~ uta.
] 'h,!L II ore o'tEcFtp Us, prcpSra' ions IN use.
No. 50, South Siftct.
Prepared only By j. y G.. G. s.. H~OBENSSCK. n. n
corner OF rcCorI end toa.cs sircc.s. rhi,ulclphia. Prc,
purchasers. J1EL H~CBENsACK, wbolcsafc Apent
Martlu's Ferry, Bc'ucut county. Ohio.
Agrn,s tn N.e"ins.-Wd & son, South Wheeling
james Baker. Nam street. l.. M'Nccly, Maiu Stree, :.
JfQrun, Grocer, MifNc. street. aug "a "
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y EARM

HEsp'scrdr oilers .1r slte tmc FNn On which Co.,
unW lives W SuuhnrY Township, NuHIH. rouutt. 90
containing 80 acres Of iand, m0Ie or 're. "a ot 90 on ~
a0ftF r'cafclf (which 40 sores are srtm r.1Vrr. q roYI
ol.lefd. al gtaecd rui', ihe Whole fsrm I- ia bret rt
nflfr a1dwcu rs sefei. a COOL haue hpusr. s1od rlua.
r,y aWd shl'4ie root . pump % cNcrI"lt water boo tc
y fd coed sHur'ct lfrrtWin o. C1usi'rraHlc number
"I put l%tulllnss. aud thr Desirable t1droavcalsui fivar.
tatc of having tvovaw mills Fpdiws rrti m,Bs ulsHm d
.HHs V 5000 inH-'. 4H. t.IU. lr F. ....l -II. |tI afnHI
~ mtf- ifnn tlc otI" frsr, 2uIic- -o1fh NJ BrFfriIe
cool Wllrs noHn WHHI.fcd. lH ruuIfv town. Posses
soH wiilc even tWa Fa1. SUD tts pr.-Iu wi..unrt o
rufcIR."ea l hatc hgrlain IoI terms t9piyt Go t.
.H' arrHar nH She .rrlu n.
cue Iay RICHARD gDJVr.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-24

a Ill that want goods stlow prices aud good articles
ANs now Is your chance as No. 1sS Markei street.
have jus, received f,ort the Eastern markets n repcrai
assortment ot Goods Of every description. consistieg fn
part OF Dry Goods, pOpteSti,s and d ancy Articles ufcvrry
variety aud SOME tlSt wctiink viii please thc fau,, ot
our mostfaslioHahle ladies. Also a frst rSlc Gssors.,ui
Of 0ueensw ave, Chlnpwau, SIC. Also a gOud asslr4u.e
offalle and otEer Gallery, Hardware, &c. Also e.en.-.i
assortment 81 Groceries of every description and OF u.
lest quality.
We have ON hand a pare article ofPort for medical par.
pu-cs. j. TO- b.N'GiNN!S.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-24
20.OOO
S. I &.spOD
$40 OQD.

Grand Consolidated Lottery Of Delaware and
Georgid-C lass No. -,
10 lc dtaUlt a. Wilmington, Delaware on Saturday,
August -g,iEt6.
pEil"o i iU,tuO, / Of $1,000, I of IN.CO. I Of 1000.
- uumi crs, 10 ballots. Tickets $40 rcrtiGca.e OF
- MuOIea 500. lNArrs an Proportion.
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NOTICE.

n LEX. iNGEiUAI, JON. has ing tefuuIsird the
~ to--rs s%iultofthc Bouk store j tfuian street. d rr.
ems DIIaF Isu '1..tf.
Atosr1Ie avid va.i cJ t.sor'mento OF tEs Ic.i and rcN
DC on tg1d.
Mr.ljw. Wide o@ty b. authorized 10 settle mo took
accounts h~rr.'Hf.rc contract d w.A thr irfc tpHu j. If.4
wei sud NleN. luasaaaiu jean. CEO. g. UAFWELL.
1ul} ',ltt5. - EN. and administrator.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-24
PIPER HINGINGN

E3ON Eli < BROTHERS respectfully invite he a.,
@@ lcnilnn oi country merchants 10 tL,ir ltlc a-sori.
hicni ot Faper HSu0ings, Borders. Fire Screens. &C. an
OF The latest styles Sud tHus, superior finish.
Their variety iacudgS ,ycsy thing iu .heir line. which
they offer ou reasonable terms.
tuRTAlN PAPERS, Wli width. IN great variety low.
Country merchants wiiltud Itto their U,cr,.t fn All
leiorc purchasing elsewhere.
No.2E' Baltimore Il. baltimore, Nd. aug l7 a1wlm.
Glii ftKS.-GO pairs Ladies' Morocco sinner. Ie,v
- priced; co pr CoHlniin Kid do reed and ior sd. ~
aug IL AIL.MAN 8 MAXWELL.
RRAN AND SHORTS, WHITE AND MELLOW
,pl.N NLNL' he>A ANA good cons alt!y rtrtlgllr
ana ior sS'cby JACOB SINGLETON.
aug - Corner 5Nh 81. and .,upr.ry tur,
ESITH \ PANEES-Tac Committee on s.,,,.
~ from assessment on 3cai Estate for isIB. wi Id rrf
q Nc IounelL CL~i-l err on Thursday next, The gWh inn
a O'Clock, J.. ~. Al petsOns DESTROYS Cf apl ealing t,,u,
said ossessn.tui VIII appear GA ihat CAV.
""Sl'N JTNNNER, Chairman.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-24

n IIGHF Rrdtow, white spot on fgre. with -trt,
s~sns and! rl. t1s owner pare marked uitpk On On,
iH-l|r %! i.csilap, -faNe l aiuut uIce weeks since. i
suitable rc"0d Willc given i.fhoi fuiuTn.
V-j II. NORRIS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-24
tssSeS.OUs,
H2,O0O H~soHgavs.

RIVER LOTTERY, CLisS NO. Ia
Aur. sG. 1876. '
] prize ofSl2,OoO, ! of4,OOO. I of 3.ccn. orIgm NrSc
- upaibefs. rs drawn. Tickets SE a er1ia,s,c ~ -
WhOics $500, shases Ia prosSrIion.
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BKFNTIiNGTW's ArOTEECA.

ASHLAND QTNnE
nRIUfCfNE- fsu DO nai s. fnis fhiithHent A. ans
AVA hHfrufHf rIrf. Tataicffne prrsrfnt1us nrf uu
ufH tosrr tty snl srs1.fsa. Spices ofthc lost qnsi+y
Ufl4Ui} U... 81. H~RENTLtNGLE.
f~r0nrtegr and Ast-falf
vi. rws3rf -tHIr- tesf taa sop Be- closed wiI Bfsre
.l. g. .I..aCfs.i l. door. WE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-24

~. L.. DORSEY, Wheeling. Va.
IL Tho drawings win lc published regularly la The
Im.cs, and also ia tie Argus. Rclucnier
~. L.. DORSEN'S Lucky Office,
lNiN - HulEsrNa u
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-24

| MHENtlCAS, COLOES. CLASS 80
" U0this. Alum. so csscs chrome Crc,r
stO cg-ks. EPSON salts, 80 Ncli,v'
100 hts Ctaulcr 4" Gu This so,nib Nt;,t..
49, 10 Iaf'1uc Ncit. ~ bis Irris Whfe
iGUOf Rochelle salts 50 toms VYbs. IesJ D., 81
lOt0t ~. Scidiz Mixture Lewis Ve+neriu,s
~ pli,.tupletat Arhpttic. USER aud
w. eEtpNsul \ ilrpt Baltic. = actorics
~ casks soda Ash Zero NS. DycWO0ds
~ his nicacl'g Powders .qO kegs NefI Ssuuc. re-
sCuO ~. iutssian Blue SO rcaus SFtd and Cf,-s
lCC0 In. Chipcse so Jl.. Puftv rPr-cr
l00liS. PpissiGc pOtssh lCCV us. Surar .fIca1
iLN Us. !iohromafc - 70 c.sts Nerlirriss- f.ros
IutO lis. Paris Grccn, dry in OH
and gro. iI ol
tAVleA's HALO. and New Jersey Window glass
"li hovcs bcitsri aud SJr1r-r Crown GLASS.
lttO loxcs I%uuhlols, FlsSks. " irc & Pos.cs Bottles
lWlOloNcs oi Druggists l.ASSNARE
W. th's. spanish a own and yellow OCllRE,
~ ldls. Ron BruHs;unc
eOiiO lie. ufGLt l. oIoAcUy cualitp
For sale a. Fsc.usy prices b. Accents oC msuufac;uror
III. Sc. !. BAKER.
avg wv - SsRgh CLaTles street.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-24

GTEEL-SNWrEt NEEf.bss just received . good
- tstHrturnf ri Ir-.us best cast aHd r.psr s.t.I
Axe o1. IfE 20 aud fplfsr rom Col. a1 irtH U
Z ntn.. -Nt.r uf 90 s.n.. Gur Ia
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-24

q IKEN's PATENT BAD Avis loT sale a, a.
G4 Hardware Store VI
fy9I nls-u q ,prr.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-24

w hsrn's, Godey's, Na'ionSl and New York Maga
ausl ELLIS MONS.
DACON-N. No Hams, sides and Shoulders. cured
- by the experienced SalIens MessFs Colts X Wickham
pug I'M JAMESON, Wheeling.
RURAL ARCIiITECTJKE.
FoWNINGS COTTAGE RESlDENCES-Coiiagc
Residences. or = series Of designs for rural Cottage aud
,SI Sy nn Hre1o s, e,g aru"Vyii,n es Sy = a u 'I6Iy y m'''a
BONNING'S LANDSCAPE GARDENING, y
aud practice Of Landscape Gardening; adapied 10 Norih
America, win remarks oI Rural Architecture by As
For saicM HAsWELLrs IooKsToRE, Unionsl
NEW hooks.
CromtoSlrs Letters and SpecchcS Jy CGrItlr.
ingcrsoIrs History of the Late War: Poe-s AVID Poetrv
of Europe, hy Lougfeilow Carlyles Critical and miscei
Ianeous ESSAYS; Iltrodnciinn to kmcricai Ij,ers,urr.
rl,,asopiy Of Rhe,oric, Echoes 81 81 N mn
Burke onthe SulliuiO and Beautiful; Shciey's pocicgI
works for salc AZ HASWELL'5 BOOKSTORE, Union -.
WiilTESALT.
100 BBLS. MonongaIclu fine White salt. Just tccciyr}
on Consignment Sndf sr sale low by JAS. MlNEE.
Wheeling % 'uly IslG.
WANTED.
BtcoNi Butter LED, Sn@ eys,ry produce scacgsly
July 81
TJVINE
y HUNDRED Cotton Seine Irvine ON hand and
Orsac very low for cash by Us -. CO JERRY.
BED CORDS.
SIXTY DOI. Bed Cords and Plough Lines on hand
aud for sale al reduced prices by.
July 20. Wa.cr sir,o' CuBEERY.
100 .MUSKETo BARS.
q Ft's,q oal'y Just received aid Cor -,'e q, 9 g Jcr
Zanes Row, No. 10, July %.
LADIES SLIPPERS.
,TuSf received fcom Philadelphia, At Tic sign Of uc
y Black Mammoth Boot, south end OF Market Square
Irunk L~gcs' ane Black Kid Slippers
i do do Coidrcd Slippers
Asp T,ggk Of ladies Z inc colored Han caters 80
juy9 Iopp q DWELL
EsLqrG-fresh ground Family Flour from The beat
- Mills, Away ON hand end fof sale al the ols stand.
- NCON-I5oUo 81! Hams, I7Oooi lis Shoulders .ao0O
ID ltsAides, for ale by US Ilk"iA
Gon pnfs y o Moiazcs
OOu 80 DO ~ Do
t,afnids \ o sagas received aud for sale ty
III FLEMING nrNrkR
5on BAGS Rio Coffee
'OU "a do - Domingo Coffee
.0do Java d. received and orsa'cty
juiy / FLEMING & urNTER.
ID MIS- ciurrEp LoCwouD,
6ss.Es gpsom salts received aud for sac by
I july hlNIhN
m BBLs GROUND PETER
" 20 Boxes N8rcga'ud soap
- Bass Pepper
20 do Fincuto
ikarrci Gloves
do Nmmers. rcoeivcd aud for saic ty
july e. UlNILR
On KECs ENGLISH MUSTARD
~ Bale Cr-sa
2cscs Itqn0ucc
. casks Caffcits smut, received snd fof Yale hy
july FLEMING q utNTfR
on n0NTs SLUMP TOBNCC0
% 90 Ron %
" d. Pound lrnr9 DO received uHd fr -s'e n
Tiy1 FLEMING e. HUNTER
Ju GnIs ~TNNNrE's on
-" ~ dp CTer received md ff safe hy
tuy = FLEUtNC HUNTER
"a TOVs UOr BLAST PtGIEoN received andm
~ ssisly FLEMING &1rNTFE.
~ GUNr2 snre- Weee-n Reserve CuIrsE re-ct
rhy rLGNuNG s urNrGG
1on HnVEs Tn rtrc. "a Cross
wv .UlUit- ufltitr'. Corpv
Jou. surfhIr tHprc-
Nu' Hots 1p .Ear.o,
GOO tct. afa r-r1 VIC -css.rff mf nv co
YyI FLEMING &NrN1FH
% oms = =.
No EHa NO. arHI da
o do N.rh do
ia p.,r. e.elUr-.rr received trf Fth.
ry1 rrrNiNG G mrElTE
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@H2DUO

RIVER LOTTERY. CLAs NO. 1Gt
Aug.2i, lsHG. ~ '"'
] pie cf $4,000, ! OF 1000. I OF i,75o, OF I.Joo. SC.
W hoies SsJ, shares i'm pro. ortion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-24
PAY YOUR TAXFS
IRE

NuIlCE-Al persons knowing themselves Indicated
mme ~ note ur book account Will confer a great
favor by paying the same al once. trus. name Nil H.
~ uuenuta az my thus calling on thcm whcn they reflect on
'e hesvy loss l have sustained by tic late 6n.
"Sh WILLIAM ORR
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-24

O. EEE' & NDI'ft. SO. lo2 Narhc street. have r
- received arg'hor fresh sUpYly OF S~1AsnNNHI
bNN t'NI~. Nafv Articles bon fHis 4'ork wr. rufr.
sel ai e. g',ai reduction. irom Spring prices and win
sold accordingly. b. 4
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-03-30
EVER LUCKY OFFICE.
HOES ANY ONE want the Capital Prize in

HOES ANY ONE want the Capital Prize in
ny any of the splendid schemes now drawing. II
there is any such persons, let them call on DOYLE;
and all persons that have been unsuccessful at other
offices, let them not despair, but give Doyle trial,
and our word for it, they won't regret it, More than
SO tickets, having three of the drawn numbers on
them, and ranging from 800 up to $1,000, was sold,
some citizens and some to correspondents in diff
ferent parts of the United States. Remember the
great capital prize depot, No l44 Pratt ST., opposite
the Railroad depot next to Bradshaws United States
Hotel. The following splendid schemes for this
wdek-
MONDAY, capitals of $4,000, tickets S., shares
in proportion
TUESDAY, capital $l5,oOO tickets $4, shares in
WEDNESDAY, $4,000, tickets SIS, shares in pro-
portion.
THURSDAY, capital $4,000, tickets SIS, shares
in proportion
FRIDAY, capital $4,000, tickets "a, shares in
proportion
The celebrated Thomas Thumb Lottery on Satur-
day, capital $4,000 tickets ST. halves so cts quar-
tiers 25 cts. package of whOles in this splendid
scheme costs only Sl2 halves only SO, quarters %;
eightlis 81 so.
A liberal discount will be paid to persons VINO pur-
chase by the package or quantity.
For sale in the variety of luck! NUMBERS o
the package, single ticket, share All ORDERS per
mail or otherwise, addressed to
NJ. DOYLE, No. IA Prattstreet,
1t [Rl Opposite B.& U. r. H. Depot
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-03-30

"PRETTY WORK FOR EIGHT DOLLARS A
Day" Congress has been in session nearly
four months, and has actually passed eight pub
lie laws, the last of which was approved by
the President on the cath inst. Two laws in
a neutrality-suspicious. labor for eight dollars
day, besides handsome perqusites in books,
&c. which members vote to themselves to be
paid for by the public. And this is the course
of men who at home are for "retrenchment
and reform" Truly, profession and practice
are nightly at variance. But then, if they
have given few laws, they have furnished ma
ny speeches-and words appear to be more
current with politicians than acts. Whilst
they continue to receive eight dollars per day
and the treasury remains able to pay them, thi.
snail-pace legislation may be expected to bt
continued; but reduce the pay every week one
dollar, after Congress shall have been in ses
sion three months, until the per diem be re-
duced to two dollars, and we shall see greater
despateb in business, and less nonsense uttered
on the floor of the House.
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NRTNa. TAYLOR d co.

w HAVE THIS DAY RECEIVED!
Godey's Lady's Book for April Embellishments
Washngton's first interview with Mrs Custis
Spring Fashions.
Rokebey and the Vision of Don Rodcnck, by Sir
Walter Scott, %
The Bridal of Trierman, or Harold the Daunt-
less, by Sir Walter Scott, Is
The Nymph of the Ocean; or The Pirates Be
trothal, 1874
Litte's Living Age, No. SO I2i
The 4th volume of D'Aubgne's History OF the
Great Reformation, in cheap form, only l2k
The History and Extraordinary Adventures of
Margaret Catchpole, Suffolk girl, by Rev'd
Richard Corbed, 25
Leon de Celavar; The Age of the Inqusition, l2I
Wilson's Mscellanies, vol. cheap edition, IS
Allison's Mscellanies, vol. do do.
Lany's Notes of Traveller, complete in vol. LIS
Thiododoph, the Iceander and Aslaugas Knight,
2 vols, (Wiley & Putnam's Library rs
History Of the Pirates and FIeebOoters of Anne
RIGA, 25
The Rest of Don Juan, inscribed to the Shade of
Byron, by Henry Mer0rd, IS
Gabriel Gambrent; or the Galley Slave, l2t
JUST PUBLISHED,
Rose Marie, or the Gogo Family, translated from
the French by ThOs. Williams, Esq. 37l
a3-All the Magazines for April.
WILLIAM TAYLOR & co.
Nos. 4, ) and Jarvis Buildings,
1t North street, Baltimore.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-03-30

RAIL RoAp TO New ORLEANS. cores
pondent of the National Intellgencer suggests
as the most iudicous expenditure when cou'o
be made of the public money, whether IN view
of war or peace, the appropriation OF ten MIL
lions of dollars towards the construction Oh
continuous railroad from Washington city 10
New Orleans. Such road would be OF I'M
mense service to the country under all clfcum-
stances. and would no doubt yield handsome
interest on the outlay, independent OF the IA
cilities which it would afford to government
in the Transportation of the mails, munitions OF
war men. &C.. and besides, would be strong
cement to the unity, by producing greater free
dom of intercourse and identity of feeling, be-
tween the extremes of our country But then,
were the proposition made, we should probably
hear scrupIes expressed as to the constitutional
power of Congress to apply money to such
purpose although millions are appropriated to
works of internal Improvement not half so ben
e6cial. In case of war such rail road would
be of incalcuabe advantage, in the forwarding
of troops North or South, as they might be re-
ouired. The road should be also accompanied
by magnetic telegraph under the control OF
Government, which would likewise pay for the
cost of construction.
Speaking of rail roads reminds us of the pro-
position submitted to Congress by Mr.. Whit
ney, to construct one through Oregon to the
Pacific Ocean-a magnificent, feasible project
we'll calculated, if carried into effect, to give
this country trade to China and the East In.
dies of immense value. To effect this great
and desirable object, nothing more is required
than to apply so much of the public lands,
through which the rail road would pass, to the
payment of the cost of construction. 1t is OBJ
vious that, as the road progressed, the value oil
the adjoining lands would be greatly enhanced
in value, and that they would be eagerly sought
for In fact people would settle along the line
Of the road and in the course Of a few years,
the adjacent country would become thickly
populated. 1t is an undertaking worthy of a
great and increasing nation; and as the lands,
if applied to this purpose, must remain un-
saeable for many years, we cannot see why
Mr. Whtney's proposition should not be &C
cepted. According to his terms, as explained
to us, the risk would be his own, whilst the
country would enjoy the advantages of his
success
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siny-AN APPEAL TO THE CHRISTIAN, PA

TRlOT AND PHILANTHROPISl On Wednes-
day evening LIST April, at half past O'Clock, in the
Methodist Episcopal Church on High street, an OPP
portunty will be given the Christian, Patriot and
Philanthropis crafty their feelings by contribul-
ing to the relief of JOHN COOPER, an Old Defender
of Baltimore during the 1rar Of "lsl4," who, in
sequence of most disastrous injury, has been rem
dered incapable of any successful effort for his sup
port. For the purpose of assisting this worthy gen.
tleman, the Rev. THOMAS SEwELL has consented TO
lecture most interesting subject, at the time and
place above stated. Tickets of admission S5 Cents,
TO be had of Rev. Isaac p Cook, Mr.. Lewis Audoun,
and at the door the evening of the Lecture. By
appropriate Vocal Music, the evenings exercises
will be relieved
{l3- Let the appeal be effectual. [Rl mh30 81
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ANTI-REpuBLrcA We thought that it was
the constitutional duty of the President of the
United States to recommend to Congress such
measures as he might suppose would be tor the
public interests; and that it was alike the con-
stitutional privilege of Congress to adopt or re-
iect them in its discretion: but the official edi-
tor appears disposed, by his lectures to Con-
gress, to consider the duty of the peoples re-
representatives. to be little more than to register
the DEGREES of the President, or to sanction his
recommendations without examination or de-
liberation. He insists that the Senate shall
adopt the Presidents views in relation to Ore
gon, with unanmity, and censures the men,
bers of that body for their hesitancy in obeying
orders. In fact, if the position taken by the
official editor, and some others Of minor con-
sideration, be correct, the Senate and House Of
Representatives could be advantageously dis
pensed with, and all power be confided to the
wisdom and discretion Of the President We
remember the time when the veteran editor
would have secuted such doctrine as servle
and nti-republican-but it seems that ''cr-
cumstances alter cases." He is now not only
the recognized organ of Government, but what
is better for him, printer to both houses of Con-
gress; and hence, perhaps, the change in his
principles, and his apparent disposition to play
the sycophant He has been rebuked by nae M
bers of the Senate for his dictatorial lectures
but without effect, 1t is said that it is more
difficult to bear prosperity than adversely; and
it may be, that the veteran editor has become
so inflated with his elevation, that he imagine'
it to be his duty not only to control his own
columns, but TO govern Congress also.