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EDFGRSOS.S SUFFERING WITH TOOFu-
u ACHE will have il cured IN one minute byusing
WNEELER'S TEA-BEREY TOOTH WASH and
tie tooth, will be protected from all decay-Soreness
Of the GHHIs is cured by it-SOtuess of the Gums
curcd-BieGdns of Inc Gums il stopped by it, and the
teeth, gums and mouth are always kept pleasant, and
in the best state OF health.
Your Tea berry Tooth Wash having removed the
scurl from my teeth cured t0othache and of
my gums, and arrested all decay of teeth, send you
this, my certificate, which you may publish; and
nope that those who suffer with scurf, toothache
soreness of the gums and decay of the teeth, may
avail themselves of the opportunity IF obtaining
similar remedy and uncommony pleasant Tooth
Wash JULlANNA CUTHERAL.
w. Wheeler.
Your Tea berry Tooth Wash esteem as fully de
serving all of the praise bestowed upon il, and
it is qualification 10 add my testimony OF its excel
ence for the teeth and gums to that which you now
have, for the benefit OF those who wish for remedy
for pain of the Teeth, Tartar, and wash to keep the
teeth and mouth very pleasant, for which purposes
have used II, and found II speedy and very pleasant
remedy NJ. b. MANCOURT.
w. Wheeler.
IL affords pleasure to give my testimony relative
10 Whecler's Tea berry Tooth Wash II has entirely
relieved much pain of my gums removed swelling
from my guns, cured toohache, stopped all decay of
my teeth, and is pleasant article for preserving The
'ee9 Gnd mouth II Pstsf Rfah r,Rsov
Sold at No. l2l Baltimore street, above South, by
d30 JAMES NJ. HAIG.
FRESH IMPORTATION BEST QUALITY IRISH
LINEN AND LINEN GOODS GENERALLY.
ED cELDOWEEY 4. co. have received,
u 8s direct from one OF the best manulaC tories in
Ireland, a full supply Of LINEN GOODS, and having
been purchased at such advantageous rates, that will
enable them to furnish Their customers with LINEN,
wdrrante all lQr, at such prices that fail TO
give atisfaction. They aame 81, "a, Oh, 70 and
ia LINEN SHEETiNG from 33 10 81 inch Bolster
and Pillow case LINEN; {, SxI0, l9xlO, l0Xl2,
lOxl3, 10 l6, l0x20 and GA FABLE CLOTHS; Da-
mask and Diaper Table Linen, in great variety; Da-
per and Damask NAPKINS, from low priced 10 su-
perhne; Birds eye, Russia and Scotch DIAPER; Rus
STA Crash German Rolls; Stair Damash; with full
assortment Of A Irish Shifting LINEN, from low
priced to superfne. HousGkeepers and Others want
ing superior article of the above goods, would do
well 10 examine their stock before purchasing else
where. l63 BALTIMORE STREET,
fen Fbetween Calvert and Light.
a tASTORS. A handsome supply Of moulded,
" plain and cut 4, 5, and bottle, Britannia Cas-
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IaIL =" tilC Mayor ana Jl'y commissioners -
ne;d snt laid on the table.
Mr. 'laek, from the committee on CIams
offered report and resolution directing tn
Reg }lor to pay unto Samuel Stretch S!5, fl.
eHtrl services rendered while kucucr Of the
Eastern fountain. Adopted.
The ordinance from the Second Branch pro-
vdins tor the appointment Of Vaccine ply
stefan for each ward, and prescribing their d1-
troa, was takcu up on motion Of Mr.. Starr
Mr.. Watkins moved to amend the bill by offer
ing tw0 additional sections, which gave rise to
Il long debate. Tire bill and amendments were
laid on the table.
Mr.. Plndcll and Mr.. Soran submitted reports
from the committees on Police and Internal
Improvements, which were sevcflliy real and
laid on the table.
Mr. Hickman moved that the use OF this
chamber be given to the Military Convention
for Wednesday night. Adopted.
Adjourned
SECOND BRANCH.
Present, Rob't Howard, ESQ, President, and
all the members.
Mir. Green called up the resolution from the
First Branch, making an appropriation Of $500
for tunnehng cutters at the foot of Conway
and Camden SITS. Adopted with slight amend
ments.
Mr.. Ware, from the Joint committee on wa
ter, presented an uniaVorabIe report upon the
subject Of purchasing the lot of ground south
OF and adjoining the city spring, on Calvert
street, for the purpose Of public promenade.
Adopted.
DR.. kecne called up the ordinance provid-
ing for the appointment of one physician for
each ward, with a salary Of 500, to visit each
family in such ward for the purpose of vacci-
nation, &c. The ordinance, after being amend
cd, was passed unanimously.
The memorial of the Mayor and City Coun-
Gil to the Legislature, praying a new assess-
ment of property in the city, with the accom-
panYing resolutions, were received from the
First Branch and adopted.
MIR. Bolton presented the memorial of the
Baltimore United Fire Department, praying an
alteration N the manner of constructing fire
Plugs. Referred.
a message was received from the First
Branch, covering 4 resolution directing the Re-
glser to sell the s,lIls in She new market house
on Ross street; referred TO the connnttoa on
Markets.. also, an untlvcrablo report to vest
ing The appointment Of the Deputy Register in
tho Mayor and City Council; concurcd in.
Also, the report ana resolution from the JOINT
committee on Education, directing possession
OF tla room occupied by the Baltimore Library
Company, TO he ob,anad by the list OF June,
iS4I; adopted.
! Mr. EjcharGsrn uticrcd a resolution direct
I ing the CITY Commissioners 70 establish the
width Of pavonents arlHnd Washington Mon
umsni. Adopted. Adjourned.
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MEMORIAL.

OF THE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL OF BAL
TIMnRE TO THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF
MARYLAND,
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uNMBROiDERED ROBES. MRS. NICK
h ERSON has just received from New York
another assortment Of Embroidered Rebcs white and
cOIored d27
JHuRENGiOGY EXAMINED by P. Flou
q rens, member of the French Academy, &C. SC
Translated from the second edition of 1916. by Chas
uc Luccna Mgs, NJ. d, Just received aud for sale by
F.LUCAS, Jr.
ial No. 40 Baltimore street
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ltU5 UhIL'E2VaGS BElvhNG or DECEP.
a. |!uN hND Nil SPURIOUS TAR MIN
hLEES COT up ~ ThlTHTiCES &c
rHOHSOG':S CONPOUGr syrup OF TAR
AND WOOD NaPHTHa.
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Shculd reflect that sound and hCiy are the II, ~,
necessary requisites 10 promote cOnnuhiM Happiness
Indeed without these, the joure' through life BE-
Como6 weary pilgrimage, The plOspe,t h0uriy durk-
ems to The view the mind becomes s!:edoWtd wifi
despair, and filed with The melancholy reflection, TIA,
the happiness OF anoher becomes biigh ed wttil our
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-10
From he Marion Pioneer.
WESTON Il. X. cow NTION


We wNrc kindly furnished by a friend viii
an accoun, Of the doiogs ct this Convention
Ia tune Tor this weeks pr per; Tor which h.
VIII please ocrept our wsrmest thanks. Tn,
rtadcr viii Ind u unCetlan appropriate head
All no read II wall readily acknowledge th
Writer'S cantor; he records facts in round un.
Vanished. way, and cschcwS every colorinp
That prejudice. II any exists, might throw a
round hem. IL must BE- evident now, tocv.
cry candid mind that majority OF those com
posing tue Convention werc aetuated bv |.
narrow ami contracted scllishnesS Tho re
lection ol The resolution offered by Judgc Dan.
can must certainly ihwsrt the vcrs objects had
IN view by the original movers oil the Con
Eention. When Tire proceedings are forward
"a TO the governor, TO b. laid before the l. Z
iaiature, we trust the COMMITTEES will have
Candor enough 10 acQuaint bin fully Of the
i@ct iiiat there WAS but lttlr uuanimity ai
tue adoption OF the resolutions I'm the COitven-
ton. IL Is certainly important that this b,
distinctly understood and we are persuaded
That 4 Kill be understood, nulrss judge Dun.
eau anJ his iriopIs, sincg the Convention. a +.
bantOn lac noble principle thcge advanced by
them. We haze 80 !rcquenily expressed oar
views upon the coIr,e pugsucd by The udvo-
Gates 81 the Psrker,hursh routc--ior il Seem,
with them 10 b. Pdrkcrsbnfgh or to place
ihai ne d.em it unnecessary to say more. -
Our correspondent hiss furnished rs with e.
nough io ruable u tn form a iair AMI Impair.
'iai estimate Ol the action OF tiac Weston Con
vcntiOu.
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BILL CEIANCERY

PtndiHg IL IA Circuit Superior Court Of
LGlg and ChuRc1rv, for Ohio c0iufp Va
ffancis y. Armstrong Admins 7 9VTnE urG-nda,t.
uator &c lonis non with thu win 4 James 4 Jot,p.
aiNtA'do OF Moan Zane dec'd sion Sophia his wife
asalnst iiampdcn Zane aud
JaHcs w. Fafs tjh sud Isue- John. Evltue Attertury
stOa and Sophia bis iic. WA " WIDOW OF Viliiaa,
."i.cl ahd Aafu.'ir AS Witc. Jas. u Auofhury aud
v Mt'ch1 IHd Mary las wifr. William u. After.
" i'nd'i .aHr, W titafa Pitts and hurry the Younger
flta'eih hr WsDi thn heirs and sarah r. AttctlnTy
fepisse i'I-ives 90 Ptatof Zane Francis l.. Alter.
decd May H. Dorsey. Ei Dorsey, Bury Alex ander AZ
i-s1iiuc Au,rtUfN. widow 81 WIN teIitr. Ausu-tire
~ NN''f uf! snl William y. ~. : AtseliufY. T. va.
fyclufy tiC Nouuptr, sarah y. At tclh g. Acrfttry
'iNlf lh1's l.. Attefiury, NJ & tsuslaNus Cfcsap
oNapdcf ass ftury. Nususa =. and CornriH bts
AicTiufys a1d E.Eaact.i =. After vie. Will take NO.
Jury. CliltUs tfc-aJ aad Cosuc trv tai o tlir To- Ia
ha Lstr dAv al November
nuSt hctw'cn Csc hours Of . o'cloek s. VI aud suusst
90 rHfuv day t Once OF NJ g Csunl Es ia tifl
eiy ~ Wuteaur ohi0 county, afpfrslit. I viii pro
coed 90 tsSr Zoe dcVoshi0ns 81 JancS a. FgSytb and
usacrs, 10 o. sCad faenrc apou toe hc-r,ng m IN,
a'OV, emitted r1us. AID 81 thr stus shall u ~ tasc
on tg DAY "a ote named, Use taxing thereof viii he con
NHuci by aJ"umment nom uaic ~ time un the Same
are ttAen. Yours &C.
FRANCIS X. ARMSTRONG,
\ tni1lsifs'et IL touis noa with The viii annexed
N1Ni Iaic deed. OcS 10, " iW
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-10
COMMERCIAL.

PHILADELPHIA MONEY MARkET.-
The money market of Philadelphia continues
easy. Bicknell's Reporter says:
First rate paper is readily negotiated at SIX
per cent. The banks complain OF a want OF
applications OF the right kind. This condi-
iion OF affairs exhibits a wonderful change
within few wecks,-but we think II quite
probable. that before January, as great change
will take place the other wsy--snd that mo-
ney will be in very active demand. The fall
trade is still progressing, but the opinion is
almost universal. that, IN the aggregate, IL will
prove quite probable.
Since the arrival Of the steamers. the spec
ulations in broad stUiis have been very heavy
loo heavy, we 'huk, as il is not likely that
the present prices will pay profit. should
the article b. exported. Still the rise is cheer
ing 70 the agricultunst, end will enable him
to realize much more from his products. than
he would have done under other ciEcumstan-
CTS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-10
FEARFUL RAvAGESo OF THE CHOLERA
IN INDIA.

The n,agcs Of the cholera at kuraC hec had
b.cn most disastrous. Between the il aud
22l Of June, about 5000 human beings were
cut off, including $50 Europeans. OF whom
el5 werc iiehIiag men. Besides this, 595
Sepo!s aud it is believed about 1000 native
camp-lellON eIs, aud inhabitants OF the town.
have died. The disease commenced its dc.
siructive course on Sunday, the lAth, when
the weather was unusually stsgnaut aud OPP
pressive. The Bombay Times says.
Before midnight nine OF the cighiy-sixth
were % rest and men began In be- borne iuto
hospital in such numbers that u was difficult
70 make arrangements for thei reception. IL
was fearful night With morning came the
tidings that lhe pes'ilence was ovetspoegdiag
the town. aud filty had in ,wcnty-luur hours
fallen victims. The Eighty-siN,h were The
earliest. aud continued to be the sevcreSt sui
terers. They aud her Mejestys SiNi!eth h3d
Tor six months been "a tents close TO each 9TH
CT, .hc day alter The disease appeared, they
were murclied out tor change OF AIR and en-
canlped by the sea-snore near Clifton. The
Rifles were next attacked; then the FusilicTs;
the Artillery aud Native Infantry began 20 sui.
Ser after this. For five fearful DAYS did the
destroyer lay has hand most heavily upon
'ntiNs dhA III Nilo Aliut more IMAM thousand
Inen were carried 10 their graves The pes
thence now began To abagc-it had done its
worst, aud SEEMED about 10 withdraw; with.
IN less than a fortnight 900 Europeans, includ
ing Sl3 hghuug msn were MED away; GOO
Native soldiers, aud 1000 of the camp follow.
,rs and Inhabitants OF the town had been
hurried into eternity. The conduct OF the
Governor, (Si' Charles Nspier) is stated 10
have been beyond all praise; anxiety Tor the
sick conierTing an aaerity on limb. that the
hand OF time might have slifF.ncd. Ouly
two officers had died. So sudden was dcatl
with som, that they we've seized crdmp col
lapsed, dead, almost "a fast as have writer
the words Previous health und strength
were no gusTantecs; men attending tie buTiu
al their comrades were attacked borne TO Ia
hospital and barred themselves the next morn
ing. Pits were dug Ia the churcliyati morn
lag and evening; sewn zap ~ thciG brdding-
cotiinless. they were laid side by side, on
service read over all. Public works wei
suspended during 5th and 10th Mrdicin
s3elned powerless; nothing That medi, al 81
ence could suggest took ciitct-thcy wer
ia fact, dealing with cotpses. Il was not ui
vii the tiing day that nrciicn- assumed au
sway; since IL has douc SO should say N,
thirds OF the cases have been saved
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-10

LOUISVILLE, Oct. g.
1hrrc were feet inches water in tho
canal last evening.
The Tom kirkofu reports the Gen. TAYLOR
aground at Couonwood bar, tie Pmirie Bird
o. Three -mile. and the Natchrz at Oil cTcck.
The North America has laid up.
Tie st. Louis New Ira remarks that "ten
times Us much property has already been de-
s,royed by snags as would put the Western
rivers IN fine order" anl gives list of forty
one steamboats, snseged and sunk In the Mis-
soud river alone, us evidence OF the truth a
The statement Many Of these boats were
new and valuable, and when sunk, many Of
them were filled with rich and costly goods.
or valuable produce. Many Others have been
sunk in he Missouri, which are not named by
the New Era.-Cen Mr.. Polk sleep well?
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-10

IHE TONNbEN ESTATE We hear
rcry frequently of English fortunes dcvot.
ving upon American descendants. but the fol
lowing = the gul1lcst ami most romantic al.
lar OF ihc klnd that has ever come under our
observation
IL Is said that Col. Francis Tuwnlry. who
was out with the Pr,tendcr n the As +" was
taken al Carlisle and with other sufferers in
that lll-mauagcd rebellion, was executed st
heustngton Common on the JOth OF Ju'v
1916. Ills estate, which was a very hrs.
one, was Couh,catcl 10 the government of
England, but il seems that there were pecn.
itar circumstances attending his case. that IL
WAS supposed by his heirs might exempt il
rom the penalties OF the act OF general Tor.
ieuutc. Accordingly sdit was ins,iiut, 4 in
lhe ttgh Court oil Chancery ia Englond where
II has mug rcd until iew months since. when
a decree was entered acconiing the whole OF
this property, with It's vast accumulation of
interest. amounting IN all 10 go millions OF
dollars. 10 Col. Townley's heirs Three.
iourihs OF the whole property are adjudged to
6e the Tlghuul inheritance of the heirs of
William. Thomas, aud Aquilld CHASE who
lett tue country. aud the remaining quarter
belongs 20 brother oi thvirs, who remaincd
IN kngiand
The William, Thomas. and Aguila afore-
said. q, seems, came Co this country. about
The year 1929, and settled in the Pro, dcncc
Plantations Ani every m1n, woman ANA
child ln the stale Of Rhode island by ihe
nome OF Gloss, ore 81 jh, time busih en-
saGcd IN chasing thri descent from Gmnd-
father Tom, Great Uncic Billy, or old Aunt
Aqniila.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-10
HoRRIBLE.-on tbc 18Th ull in orcr,o

H0RRlBLE.--On the 18Th ult. IN ovcr;on
county. Tenn, brute, in human form, named
Edward O Neil, murdered bio wife and fave oi
his children SGT his house on fire, and then
committed suicide, throwing himself upon The
hOYTid pile OF murdered victims. Hiss arce.
~ necessary TO say that the man was u habi
tual drunkatd, aud was drnnk at the time
a daughter Of 10 escaped The gfneai mas
SaCTC.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-10
sATURDAy~...~.oCroBER 10. ls,e.
AN ARK ANsAs JuDGE.-rbc ArAuass

Banner contains an address to Judge Willi1u
Conway, signed by 20 members ol the bsr in
which, alter stating that his migratory lite
precluding the possibility OF asceriaining
where private letter would reach him, and
complaining of the delays Of justice occasion
cd by his failure 10 attend Ia Ills duties, they
,eques, him to resign bis office, in order that
u may be filed by some one who viii dis-
chaTsc iisdasles.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-10
WHOLESALE AND
II RETAIL my l,I.nna lInEtar

ID ERSoNs wishing 10 pnrchasc ny the wholesale IN
do well 10 call A. the WhoicSs.e store ief1re nuY.
chasing csew hoe There viii lie found our stock
great variety Of Notions which l. not usually kept I'M
Dry Geods HouSe- We determined cell ~ whole.
sae &c all al reduced prices III Yen 81 favor US
with can we viii take great pleasure in sbei ing oor
goods ard VIC have no. The least doubt uhA, we can
pesscevery one regards prices NJ we have thr arsi
eic TO suis thein JOHNSTON BEERyIIILI
No. Main street Wheeiins Va,
Oc'ooer j, 10. Argus copy
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-10
NEW MTSIC

tST received lLe OF fashionable music
~ oonsisiius Of Msrchcs, Values Maxnrkas PolkAs
I'D N"s~ songs. with variety 81 tsi-~iAa~o pieces
ALSO i IISaIcI's ee'e,!a'cd'Piano rreeep,Or.
Clark d BarSRds Primers. with variety
Of freccpios for Band and other Instruments Cor sale
ny MEILOE.
Oc'. $40 No Cntou street, Wheeling, We.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-10
PIANO-FORrFS & NEW MUSIC

IUST opened Superior fiano Fortes Of American e.
" German Manufacture. OF crotch Mahogany e.aret
style oi furniture. Shaded Mahogany pain shaded
Of German Manufacture furniture very elegant These
Instruments have been selected by the suhscrher with
Ereai ca'c. and III lie warranted purchasers, and
sod Al the lowest Msnufseiufer prices adding trans
pnia'ton from The see hoard, for sale by MELIOR
Oct. :, 20 No 20 Cnion Street
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-10

GfEARS SAVE, Ccriran steel and London s,,,ng
= hshd ahd faund saws, from the ,nsnuf.etorv ~
spes' Jackson, sheffield England juSi rcceive,I nv
------- orr GREER.
n Nv srOCK % utRDWA Rr.-lTbe s,,,..,,,,,,-
-, h''s iffefed iisf al supply 81 Hardware aid
$3.50 MH't p Feil large sud vii BE sid 70 "a n
Ou2'.' e' shhii Ff"uts OFT a CHEER
",''e No 10 Main 4 Wheriinr
- ATENr SCALE BRAINS. iom go 10 iaco ~. e,r
OFT ChFRR
n MEXICAN HANn rtys ~ .,,,-,.,, ,....,,.
'f't''dV OFT A. GREER
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-10

fLAlN TALk.-M. u. Lowry, Of Cnw
lord county, Pa. the Democratic nominee Tor
Congress IN tia 22j Congressional District
ia letter giving his view ) on the 'rarifl, says
- Should receive the nomination and be-
elected la Congress shall vote for the repeal
OF Mr.. MchaA's Tariff Bill; will so farther:
should The election for ,he next President, las
recent indications render quite probable be
c rrei into the Ilouse. iriH not rots (if a
membcr) for any Southern free tuie Demo.
crat nor Tor any Northern man with South.
cru feelings"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-10

\ GOOD ANSW ERA corrsp oudent OF
The Boston Atlas Tells the following aucclote
OF General Joseph Chandler. or Ausus,s.
Maine who presided at a meeting Of the In
dependent Democrats in that town few days
ago:
l.ocoioco who had more impnlence than
brains, Ga very usual occoucncc) asked Gen
eral Chandler II he Was going over 10 the Fed
eralists' Tie sid ia reply, tina, iu the oldrn
times, the test at Democracy was the dispose
hon TO encoungc home industry, the wearing
OF home made apparel, the protection Of hon
labor aud Ihose were called Tories, who wec,
Tor procuring articles Of clothing and mani-
features igom British Workshops.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-10
SARCANrlc SENrENrE-

Old Ellis Eyes. formerly hrst Judge OF
Windsor county, VI, was a strange compost.
ton Of folly and good scusc, OF natural shrewd-
hess and cultivation. Tic following sentence
was pronounced urona poor ragged fellow Tor
stcul V pair OF boots ffom Gruerll Curtis,
man OF considerable wealth ia tlit town OF
Windsor
We'll, said the Judge, very graycly before
pFouOuuCHg sentence Of the court. uudcrta-
klng TO frhd the young william lecture. "yoti
arr hne fellow 20 b. arraisned before c0ur,
tur strahng. They say you are poor. no one
doubts 80 who looks al you being poor. have
You TIE iinpHdcucc 20 STEAL pair 0f balts2-
Nobody bW rich people hsve any right % take
such thugs without taung--tIcu thc, 81,
YOU are worthless ilmt ~ evident from iht
iact that n0 ono ever asked justice % se done
90 yOu. Ill, by unanimous consent ,pTOnouuccd
you guilty beiOto yUJ sCfe ifici Now YOU
being So iC0r'itSss, wasa lOIl 90 seal bseau.t
YOU might know you would bc coni, iencd
Auj tOu must know b. was a Z, rot sggra, stioH
90 your uilrucc That uuhsVe stole ihem Iu On,
large turn u Ilmd,or. Iu uls, larg, ioan
60 commit such an aCt Is ns0st hordbi- An.
uut only gD into Winisof 90 % al bat 500
uiusl steal tom thui great man. Cen. fo Cur
a. THIS caps thc ciimN OF tuHr iulquiy
Base wretch Why dh YOU not -u und siral flp
only mir 0i b1uts which some poor man bod
Os touid set ant tlUn yOu would have h.cu
Dec aionf nabolY wolll base tsulbl,l them.
slFes about iis a,t For yDu immunity bon
stealing iu i'r gi.st town m Wuw,1f. ard
irom De- greet o.ueial tuui ll,e court sem.
iebccs ou io alee months imprisonment if
iHe e7'ol'y laNi oid 'nay God g,,c yOu some
Iliug % cst
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~ IMpRnYLD ENGINE OF SLArGH

lER.--A very ingenious cannon has b,en &C.
oonuy eKhihted IN MonucHl, invented by a
Fr'uch Canadian gentleman named IfOcllsiSe.
Il sPUrEes loads ana dis.hIrgrs lts.li, and can
oc nisde So fire shout sixty sliOts pea miuUtr.
TIE iaOdel shown vas worked by Il small
cfaIik by thu baud
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-10

John +. Goodhuc, spprehendcd as the rob-
bcr OF HudSons Jcwelry store o, Meysyillc.
has bcon examined aud Tenauded for trial Z
the November term
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-10

chist So'clock. And oil te kings he bulled
oct his watch, twas chist 5 O'Clock, aud Fred
nick ten Grossen h bullcl out his watch
~ Coz Almigiey, lose te PCT. rs ehisi o.
clock"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-10

The Steamer Superior ior whose safety tears
were en'cr,sined ia Chicago, had arrived at
that port in safety. She wnsdciaincd by heavy
weather over two DAYS.