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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-10
ARGUS LOGIC.

The Argus ot ~. correspondents have - 81
ten use,ia certain course OF argumentin rcia
ton 20 the Senatorial election that pcrhap
we ooght not to let il pass unnotioed, although
we believe Il has not convinced any Win,
mind. The argumcu, q that Col Tbompsol
will be a moee efficient advocate oi our luca
(Whcciins) Interests because Zee isa Demo.
oratand ,he Virginia Legislature is Deiuotm
tic. Thc srsuncn, is certainly a very modest
one. inssIauch a. Il claims that the ireisla.
ture will o. next winter aud until The end oi
a louf years, term Deaaocanc-not only Dem
ocrasio but controlled by that peculiar wing OF
the Democracy to which Col. Thompson b..
longs, lor be long ago confessed that he coull
do nothing with the d-l Calhoun mon. a.
these Colhoua men were pretty numerous in
l"c idst utnefht Asss'mb4s aud Viii, with thC
wings, certainly constitute = large msiout,
hereafter, ihe moirsiy 81 this Argus. logic j.
Ncry remarkable. II thc next Legislature
should haPpcn Ia b. whig. ot The thoce next,
this logo will b. OF colirsc. suli more locci
bic. nCol Thompson should wan, mprc
Office, when he eets to Richmond and kick up
a row With the d-4l Calhoun men beoause
they wont vote ior him. Of couIsc hisinnucmce
will sooa BE- overwhelming. lie will control
the Democratic patty tn ,he General Assem.
blS a be does ,hc Ame parly IA Wheeling
But sued aTgutn, nts- when addressed 60 lh,
wliigs oi Wheeling sfc without eject. ln a,
midst OF %s-nssolial aud local controversies
uey have hcpt their political hith pur.
They do not Oder it lur sole nor barter thri
honest opinions ict nil road privilege. The,
ar mhiss upou principle and they neither ash
other, TO abandon their political principles e
promote theis vocal i~nterrsis nor s,c tbe,
wiring 80 iar 10 degrade themselves as /.
make any n'ch slcnhec. SO that il IA hcto
the logic 81 The Argus ASSUMES (thoueh ever
man ,n The community know il TO be untrue
Col Thompson oopld hc morc efficient Tor
nefo local purpose than Col. Pauiott. tt
whigs would stiil stand firmly by their polln
eel ia'th. II any man supposes that 90.
Legislature Of Nirsiuia will be prcjadio,,
against Wheeling hy such q couFsr IT,, 49,,
Only fsmrtub.fd Sac past Two ycsf- a O. Cal
Thompson tnrt TO thrust htu-ril auto t.
liouse OF Dsiegaie, from this county in th.
place OF Nj EigDgtcn. H. endea,5nei A.
draw tbe wings into h. support by the aasa
nrent which we have abotc exposed IA
wings rejected his PROTECTED ~scr,lce, ui,h IA.
dam. 1iey elected a wing. DAD 81, p,,l
~ the Legislation make or lose q fdcni on a,
RAILROAD question, Ia oonsaqusnce2 Ca ul
contrary would not al parties have ds.p..
Ohio C,uuiy Il she bad meanly bowed dow
To such a nranss George w Thompson mcr,l
20 tuy = iavor ifom a Io,oioco lraislsture
The Afs"s surely dos not espcei any uhi4 q
ttoop ~ low nov
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-10

SPOTS on THEsUN.-In addition to the
five spots on the san formerly mentioned, a
correspondent Of The Newark Advertiser says
four Others have passed over the disc of the
sun, and there are now TO be seen ten spots
,srio0sly situated. from two to seven thou
sand miles in diameter. a. compared To Ner-
cuiy at It's transit. Some of these spots arc
neatly defined, Others not 80 well; the largest
has a very defined line about twice its diam.
etcE. giving II the appearance OF a round disc
with a handle to a..
Mercury - now at H. greatest clongstion
and may b. seen fora few evening. the wea,hel
bring favorable. with the unassisied eye. Iii:
ron. q little north, and NAV be seen as soon s'
tea minutes past seven. IL isa beautiful bright
star OF about the ihinl magnitude.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-10
MANY VOTERS.

pur,ulu, 60 rubiie csil, $ "octing washed
atthe City Hali. on "Wednesday evening the
9Th iust.
on motion TRos SwEESEY. Esq was call-
"a to thc Chair. and g. ". MoRRow. appoint.
FL Secretary, aiter which, ID. ~ EDGlNG.
Ton. ESQ, was nominated unanimously a.
our Delegate 10 represent us in the neAt Gen
orai Assembly oi Nirgiaia.
Mr.. EDsrNcroS wss callcd apou and made
= few remarks in %rela',on to our interests sc.
The mee,iug adjourned.
rHoS. SWEENEY, President.
J. Il. MoRRow. Sorrtiury.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-10

THE FRESHETS. On the 81. Johns and
Aroosiook rivers many of the bridges were
swept on, among them the bridge built by the
British Government over the Arcc~,cck. Thu
people OF Bangor hive one actively To work
TO repair their misfor,uncs; the loss Is probs-
bly, no, near 10 great as at fin, supposed. The
post Office is again in order. The piers of the
Pcnobsco,, bridge all remain firm. The
price OF lumber will probably advance slight
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SPRING ADVERTISING The Boston

SPRING ADVERTISING The Boston
Star, on the subjec, OF advertising. holds the
following Language;
Nothing j. more c~l.asly settled, or mons
universally admitted, then that the best mon
ey spout by a business man, IL that paid lur
alveIllslng. The fact has bccn demonstrated
NhfonSf'"' 49, -~Et Men Will nav .uon,h,
cor a iiani-pma sisn, To cmov,ss-. ....4. 80.
los elegant wlndows-aHd Tor oysters, dnaks
cigars. confectionery, agd n,ck uacka la pay
hall a dwrn years advertising bills, aud ali
without any be0vhi To their business. sr lh~m.
selves, 20 compare with ,ha advantages 10 d,
gstncd by iwc sdSeFusing. iInudr.is ought
to bv paid when tens arc now, Il merchants
would thuye and make money.
IL does not answer Co dabhlc tightly i'm the
maiier. \ man may - well expect "a wash
MS hands hy dipping a finger tip in water. a.
To give his business a -cnsibls. clean lin. q,
a little advertisement. The true way. and
the profitable one Is TO pay for liberal aiycr.
ttsing. and hen u0 n, Keep the mill wheel
tanning all the timc, and people will csrliu.
y send You their gust, aIteTa while. Ds.nd
upon 81, ball the business men who burst
ZAP, might avoid the painful aud disastrous
event by T%csorting "a the printers instead Of
The %sha'ers aid, 20 bold up. Halt the sun
paul Tor shaving aad other ioilies. would mak
the foolish ucn who pey iuf those lusunes
hch ami comfortable. Try it. and S.e.H
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P~EACEABLy If wgcAN

a noticeable icature Ia the shipments nov
making on our MYERS, ~ thc great uumbct oi
emisrn's to ihr West. Quite a large pro,
porionoi th'm arr from NiEinia. Tie State
losrs Immensely from the annual drain Of
Western rmigraiiun. FROM one town be-
tween our Safe lin" aud Wheeling. NO less
than twenty iimilics have moved away al
ready. this Sptiug. aud their place i. not nj.
Led by new comers -Ptitsbttrgt Gascfie.
Yet Western Virginia increases faster than
Western Pennsylvania, aud las donc 20 lot
many years.
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report whe,bes sid members bad been elect
cd according 10 law.
Culver enforced has motion an a btsef
suA eloquent speech. in which he defended
the cousti,u,ionsliiy az the apportionment
hsti. aud depicted In glowing terms the recent
successful struggle of New Hampshire to free
herself NOM the thrldom OF ~loco-fccoism.
The whole subject WAS then laid upon the
table by . vote OF % To 81. add the Commit
tee proceeded with their reports. A lsIge
number OF private and local bills were pre-
senteda Rad twice aud Telvued to the Com
mite o. the Whole.
The Commute ON the Judiciary reported a
bill TO create the Office OF Assistant Secretary
oil State and Tor other purposes.
The Committee ON Naval Affairs reported
rcsotunon instmcting the Committee ou Com
merce To inquire into the causes and bcs,
modes nj preventing the prevalence vt small
pox and other contagious diseases ou board Of
merchant vessels; and that they report by bill
OF otherwise.
The Committee on the Library reported a
JOINT resolution 10 authorize the Committee
to contract with a competent American at
IL, Tor a painting Tor the vacant Panel in The
rotuuia. The subject Ia b. the discovery of
America, or some incident connected with
the Revolution OF late WsI. al the discretion
OF the artist. The pnoc not TO exceed the
sun authorized la the resolution under which
the contract YVES made With Mr.. human.
The House. shortly after. went into Com
miltce of the Whole. Mr.. McClcllsnd. OF
Mich. ia the Chair, and the Cumberland Road
Bill was taken up.
Mr.. Robert smith. OF III. addressed the
House at length. in favor OF the bill, upon
the grounds OF It's oonstituuonslity aud iiseA
pcdiency.
MIR. McGsushcy, OF In. followed on the
same side, and in tie course OF his remarks
said that the River and hatbor ball could not
pass the senate unless ihc llou~s passed the
Cumberland bill. IL was authorized By the
Senators from his State 90 say -. III ; might
be called log-roling. hut II was a specie oi
log rolling that lac was decidedly IN iaNof
OF. "
Mr.. Thomas Smith. OF a., advocated the
bill in a speech of about fifteen minutes. and,
the time Tor deba,e having expired. the Com
mitice then proceeded 90 vote upon thc a
mendmenis Offered. one a~ppropnating JOs
600 acres OF land 20 each State an the Union
except those which have al01iy received 10,
was adopted. The res, were rejected.
The question then being up0n thc adoption
OF thc substitute proposed lot ,ut whole bill,
IL was carried, - 20 -.
The substitute Appropriate land instead OF
money, a. follows:
TO ihc State OF Ohio $4,000 acrcs.
10 do Indiana 81 too do
10 do lhimoi, 3-J 400 do
do do Missouri 1871 .S82 do
The Committee r0s' aui repertcd thc bail
60 the liousc.
Nj Dnolngoolc moved 20 las the bill upon
the table. and upon ,hi, motion ihc yeas ami
Were ordered and resulted a. iollpNs.-
Ayes ~, nos 81. 81 uc motion Was lost.
A motion 10 adjourn was made Rui lost
Several points .. oulcr weW rai,cd aud deci-
del, snd wilhou, hnal action the House al
Iouued.
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NEW MAIL ARRANG EMENT.-T

Louis Reporter OF the 3lst ult. sayS-The
Lewis r. Linn, on her last tip up the Mis-
souri,, commenced carrying the msIl "a
points above. \ regular line OF steamers. NC
understand, will commence 10 make the Mis-.
sour river a mail route. The Lin9 returned
yesterday. with the first mail ever received
By water from that direction. The dates were
less Than "a hours old from Jefferson City.
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month, the different smoun,s psta into m.
Tres.iry during such month. bs wbcm, 81
on what account paid. the different dishurs~'
men's- to whom and on what account MA
durine tne ssnse period. and the hlsner ~,
band Mt The end OF such month.
Sc.z This ordinance shall take a.,
from aud after It's ssrse eAee'
Passed April Z. 1886.
MOSES c. GOOD, As,er
J,sE 3. wBkAr, Clerk
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tep ruE tINts ASo cAzLttE.
WAR IN TENAS.

A mrciins Of ,hc u61eus ~ Ohio county
will ~ held in Tuaaclrl,ie, on Saturday ths
18th met. ~ o'clcct 4. NJ. The spepa' oh.
icct at the meeting u 10 enquire ,ato the ~.
pedicncy Of adopting N, schol law, rssscl
al ihc last session. OF the Legislature. W.
should ,o,, iut,litEiHy an tins subject.
u. NJ Elgingtou. Esq., is camesly sol''i.
tel TO aidrss ne mreiing.
MANY VOTERS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-10

10 We shall probably have for our TO.
moroWs paprI. the proceedings of the con
,en,ion OF the Western Pcnnsylranins rrls-
,i,e to the night OF way. held In Allegheny
ci,y. on Wednesday last. We presume they
viii o, likc other prooeedinssof the kind there.
rich
We hni Ia the Gazette the following admc-
miioh, which. we think. will not n, exsr,ly
stirodci 10.
For the Ptnsbrrsh Gasete.
On glsnring over an editorial in the Com
Eisi Joumsl at SATURDAY. under the ca
ti"n. "thr Right OF Way" was struck with
this sentence. The dctrstol tn right Of way
hill wo,dd be- Indeed d grcs, calamity 10 Pitts.
burg, aud shoIh b. arcrici az OH hgrards.
The uonis | have UNDERSIGNED are printed ii
,islr,s. ! uonir,, ulat however much I ma,
istur ihc right at way. this language startled
~. I could not interpret VI to mean an,
thing lrss then the phrase, "peaccahly 1t ",
cen, ipUihl, n we nu-t.' | eau understanf
~ lai motshcrs Of Congress mean when tisc
usc sitriist language in reference TO the ore
Euu question. but I cpnnoi 80 readily compre
lFnd WHAT'S intended by ~ when used h,
ourselves, IA reference toonr OWN Legislature
The editor lnyokcS the Convention 10 ~ hel,
ou The Sih to ",how ihe Legislature that ",
ell not be- sacrificed To fbilsdelphis. Ibc.
leave most respectfully 10 suggest to that Con
Ncntipn when a. shall meet no, 90 skop an,
th,ng that will look bryond.
PEACEABlN If WE CAN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-10

AN ORDINANCE RELATING TO WHARF
BOATS.
l. BE i ordained by the council Of The city
Of Wheeling;
Sec. |. That IL shall no, be lawful Cor my
1917 :" Assf ->--y r.ahi,e landing or ,.hat,
IN Tins city. any wharf bat, OF other boat
hoanng landing or wharf to be used for ,he
reception or storage OF goods intended To b.
used ia thus city, or shipped ther.from. with
oat having iiut obtained license thcrelo, !.
hereloiore provided, and II any s.ich vh.d.
boat OF other boat. to b. kept q, any public
landing or wharf, in violation Of this n,d,.
nance, each aud every owner thereof. snl
every person interested in the same. or ear.
P'oyrd ~ keeping or tending the same shall
io'irit and pay ;o the city q fine OF not lsss
u'sn one or more than five dollars Tor every
SUCH offence, and every day the same shalt
nc 40 kept shall Be considered q distinct Of
ienee within The mesniog OF this ordinance
: Any person desiFous Of obtaining license
ioT any such wharf beat, or other boat. aoat.
ing landing or wharf shall make application
therefor 10 the council. and i( such spplica.
ton be granted shall pay the proper tax To the
Treasurer OF the city, and Gle his Teceip, there.
Tor with the clerk who shall ihercupon issue
A''ch hoense 10 expire on the hrst day OF April
next succeeding date thereof, provided. how
'scf, ust no such license shall BE- so constru-
ed as TO aothoEisc or permit the vending ofany
liquors. drink, fruit, provisions, goods. wares
or merchandise whatever.
). The wharf master shall have power. aud
~ Is hereby made his duty 10 prescribe the
place and manner in which such boats. aoa,.
ing landings OF whsrves shall be moosed aud
s~ccurcd-snd IL any owner OF person employ.
ed IN keeping ihc s,me shall refuse or neglect.
on hcing notified thereof, TO comply forthwith
with any direction given BY the whan-mas,er
pursuant 10 this section. he shall forfeit snd
pay 10 the city not less than one nor more than
hve dollors for every such offence.
See. 4. For every license 10 granted. "a
Aforesaid. a tan shall ba paid 10 the Treasurer
OF the CITY, alter the rate OF thirty dollars per
anuum.
Sec. 8. This ordinance shall take EFFECT from
and after It's passage.
Passed April 5th. 1916.
MOSES G. GOOD. Mayor.
JANE s.. WaEaT. C1frk
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POSITIVE PROOFS

Tons srPiior ssi Bleeding ~ ,bs f.sn r. ruled
~ The ess ~ DE Danesa's Esrestossns Remedy.
sies knfiine fssset, aged seventeen years. ~@s
'ssf" ~hea ~ he sss q sstieen. <,sh . dxhi
eoid. ~h'rh ne nsEisessJ unfii me Laass eel .
f'ey ~ fhsi ssetios destroyer Cas.says5on. sksa
seg'irA''en - . physiriss wss made, Boz - no
sRset lie esesidsfsd he's csse . hopeless rss SID
prescribed Bot intie fssdsiae Gs hss ~ ne
Tssn'''re shs d's'ba'ssd great q.iss nres ~ AIood.
VIA math str~riofssion q Iaitt vhl<Kss s~f
copsa. hsf h~fsiy hsss ~ lsssih hecsas fsdsesS
70 . hsiag shsieisa Tier isa - - s~nsionsy looasd
hS ~ hsf fnends. ibsi hss sonsrng. niskf go ~
ne PseGs1 drslh Dsring ne usas. nee ~shFssessn
'fsqoeuty eslied. srd - Ne iass seapssvs. deer
"i"sJ - So he siunss ~ u cssesns E<p~rss-
ran ke'asdF' ha,ing seiissS $3.50 ssinsarsinsy
eufss Psft0fssa ~ Ne sfdissss ~ sinfsf sssss.
We 81 ace obsslned iss hsffiss as4 eSrsoipsfsd
= - hef TIE safgA ssy Ne hs,a $500 ckseees
shEh ssre ksfss he eAninssd sSsire ne SD
ftine ~ sishigsR esfs. 81 thsi lsrns ~ We zen
dffsS shts - nsikins 10 hsg bsf ehesesr 70
he ss.cn,i,ae nl - hes 1nsass sn5 rsiaases sc
eonf'nnsd sAns ns nedains a. ssskt wesAs.
~hsa sAe feeisgsd bens-if e~asissly free ison psn
s~i di-ssse and sag psrsae. t.~s a,siy .~~spsHos
- resi.si health ~ @is ~ 3 MARSH
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
WESTERN WATERS.

The Mississippi. OF ST. Louis. WAS on a
stand on Monday evening las, with TEN fee,
ian the channel to Carlo. The Missouri. Uppcr
Mi sissippi, and Illinois are all reported TO
b. falling.
The Cu,nbcrlsni was falling slowl, on
Thunday with 81 feet OF water on !Hsrresh
shoals.
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TIcKErING CHILDREN.

TChEriNG ChiLDREN.-The \. York
hcfa'd recommends that parents pin q label
containing their nanie end residence TO the
clothes OF their little children. 20 shat when
vac! happen 10 stray away. they may b. rea
any returned TO their anxious relations. This
j. an excellent suggestion. Fifty lost children
petaie,n on an avemgc. arc said 10 DC found
by the New iosk policeman.
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a Peruvian beisuisi asserts that the mos,
delicate seeds Of Amenean plants may BE- sen,
70 Europe, or io other paris of the world. in
ihc highest state Of preservation by enYe,o,-
ias u'em N ihe kint OF raw sugar which =.
ts'ns its humidity. When the secis arc
so"h Us niy neccssaty to immefse them hi
luxe warm water, which will take of Inc
sugar. ~
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Ohio COUNTY ArnI 2nd ISL

tNlF N'HhNs -hlff' 800 49,
lie. W.arra,. E.q-B pl-ssei Go sn.
nounc- DANIEL NJ EDGiNGrON, pa
late eiicigni muabtr, A. q candidate iof uu
hons, oCDeiegetss, at thu approaching elcc.
,,on. MANY VOTERS.
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As!
LATEST ARRIVAL OF NEW GOODS
Ar IHE PifLADELPHfA
NEW CHEAP CASH STORE.
46!
AN SrRssr. WHEELING. Y

NO 40 Main srRssr. WHEELING. VA.
ID SEXTON. has ja.' received and !. now
- . or~"s"r the ~ 'rss tne aud large stuck cf
fnso 2" aud psne.r Dy G-n,s ~ilhis his nan,h !.
~Lish MI, "os he psssen,ed Al unprecedented
low Pnces FOR CASH
cielAs. C-ssims rec. Jeans. Suiioe,,s. Ar; Csi,eos.
-E.gAsh. F'eesh eel Amencan. AZ all rr,e,..
,sy s"s i"sn Q CITE np~ ards. Bslfsunes; Ba'rsrin,
Lssts peiutsd d.. Dr iA,pes. cs.hmsres. nc &c
ci"sham.-tf~nsh. Sevs.h. Esfi.ssa a nd M.neLe,.
'cr. bn'~a AID n4~sch~i sarsssns..
sh,~is u-.dks'.s'ss, u~-sery. Gloves. Bsnns,
Rshl.,s. sa.r~aaes-. Sc &c.
STRAW aud BRAID BoNNETs-Ahs IIas.
AZ &c
cARfErS-vsas,isn end Iasain. WHICH Mill
he sLd kaw.
Al iho-s ~ i-hinr Bfgsin. wil' now please give
him a cell ts1"fs rsscis..s,s elsewhere. sad you
snsy depend s,ssr gS-si Blfgs,as
Mind place. o. &c Mssa sssei. ja.i oppe.as
Mare. ssdIle,y SHOP ID sEAToN.
m 10
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SuKPRISED OR NnTl-rh. -

SURPRISED or NoT7-Thr london
Times OF TIE 4th nlt in is money article
Sys, ihe REJECTION by the Unitcl States ot ar.
hittdiion took The city Completely d, snf.
prIse. The political editor seemed Ia fhiek
differently iof Use leading Brlclc oomme0c /,
uluN "ihe rrJcct'on oi The renewed propo-
siiion iof terminating nc Oregon dispute h,
s!bi'faiion' has Hoi iahsi nayoEs BY sHrprsS. .
nc Fl'a' therefore. ays t3r fhiiadelphis
NORM Atnfncan' have % wait further ad,ices
of not.
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-FAsHIoNABLE rAIIonIse-

HA'ts hhLb- respectfully tsissasa ~ lsissds
- snd ne pabi<. lhsf ks -. 1900 n.
- hvsnessefT TAILORING. - u-sa sy~a s.f
s.of shove De Bm kss Poor. ssd se.rsy aes..sis
w S,h1 : s'efs, shsrs Ne i rsspsssj y sseests
~ sfte" h hs ihs IL . sahfoi. ssss. lsshsr-sis
49, 's'~s'ii'i 'sairer. md - Ne shosisss pgsss.
- Ia
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DEsTRUcTvE FIRE u nAGERs.

thgi The extensive ,anncU OF Mr.. nsnicl
Shindlc m ttnt place, was entire consumed
hy IRE on Sundsy uighllsst. The tannen was
tie lais - one ia The place. snd Mr. S. loss
must D heavy IL YVES believed TO b. llie
work OF legendary.
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THE SPIRIT OF KINDNESs m. :,

VI hiNbN IN s-Ihr FOL
owing esanim rssssse, iuusintse Of thi
heaven born 'irtse, occurs 10 Ion
r. Us q little thing
= gi'e = cup 81 water yst Us dsaaebt
cool feifcshmcat, drsincd by felerrd tio.
ssal Ei'ea shock 81 pleasure 30 he ffame
,'gtls,,e Wan WHEN neCiarian Juice
o. q little thing 20 speak q phfss~
~ 'einnon comfort, wincb 81 daily use
va aIHiosi lost it sepa yet 0n tie ear
~ nam Mo ~th0tghtt0 de unmoumcd. tWin
iall
.ise cio1cest music, hl ue glazing eve
On senile icers sesx ts knoited hsyd
= mo" tec tpods 81 Fellowship again.
Muff p@fetipus han the i.usa,o 81 fdoDA
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AN ORDINANCE approving the alteration
81 certain streets aud allies Ia the 18th txsri.
WhfTeas IN the month OF July, 1883, viii
liam Ctspline, With the assent 81 the Council
Of the nty Of WhecIing. sltesrd the course IL
Market street in the 9Th ward from Ire north
eide Of Bidsiie street 10 the creek, and he Al.
lies aud siTeetsesst OF atd Market sfFret. ffom
Webster street 70 the creek and whereas the
asscnt ~ the city OF wheeling sig0ifed by OF.
dinsnce - deemed Necessary TO perfect ssid al.
tefatton.
Sec. !. That the course Of Market street,
9th ward from BildIe slreet north 10 Wheel.
ies Geek. sail hereafter b noTth ihirfr.six
drgre.s Kast. On. % deg. ~ snd Of the same
width a. that part of said Street South Of sid
Biddle seei.
SIC. 2. That The conrSe and direction 81
Chaalinc and Fol streets, and ALLEYS q ana
u. from The North sids Of Webster street A.
The creek, shall be North thirty .six aepsees
East, ~. rs deg. y } ADD Of the @me will
a. ihe South SIDE 0f sid Webster street.
SIC. 2, That tbs ~orlinsnoe shall AZ ee.ms
from spd alter ifs pesssge.
fessed-Aprii 4. 1886.
MOSES &. GOOD. Mayor.
Jaws ). WHEar. Clett. 40 10
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