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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-28


LADIES KEEP YOUR FEET DRY.
AIDES n, BIER OVER IL OF S.-Jus,
A received direct frnm New Nntk al The 5 ca
vi the BIG RED BOOT. case Ladies Fur Bound
and lined Rubber Shoes; Gaze Ladies fg'd Rsh
Der Over SHOES Also un assortment ol Chidfen',
Ruhber over Shoea.
janI M'CLALIEN e. KNOX
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NOTICE,

An dfsWing "a I'll ny accpunis ~ New fess
snd 81 ihose indebted 10 me nay etpeei 10 be-
waited on durinT lie Week AZ having coufa
s,ronns - IN ~, a.e have them really fof setrmeai.
dec 40 w 4 Silly
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wisrAws BALsAM or WILD CHERRY. /

wtSTARS BAl-SAM or WILD CHERRY.
Tho gre, secc~-~ sirnsi'ne the use of this bal.
saa in Pulmonary Dssesses. having naturally 1T
'sscssd the s,tcns'' III Ihy-'cians aud .,hefs.
Gus Opinions snd susm'ses haze as,sen with regard
20 iis conp"neai parts. some haze snris,sed i, 10
cca'sin iosas. others mercury and such SUBJ
s,anes they attribute ss esusosdsnssy efficacy. -
sseA epinisns being entirely erroneous, and eslcu-
lsied ~ psejndics ssscy ressoos ses'nsi the mcd,.
cinc. ne pledge ousselves ihst IL contains nothing
81 The k'ad. os snyih,r i the least injurious;
che cvn'rssy. u - composed rsncipaly al sample
subsssoces. The Nicss u Iceland. the Wild Cherry
end Pine Of northern lauiude-. the principal
inssedsents in the compound. Tie great secret oil
dc efficacy CONSISTS i'm the mcihod by which they
en- pseparsd. Such in fsci 70 the nature ADD sim.
riiriiy Of this medicine. powerful IN action. yet
90 midi safe and pleasant in ,,s opessiion thai
might bs Justly termed. Natures own Prescfip-
sion. aud although bu, Two years have elapsed
-sncs 10 YVES first made puhic. NO proudly soy
i, has acquired celebrity unprecedented by any
medicine use. md Is evidently destined To be-
cows the most p"paar and valuable m-,lic, ne ever
discovered. For sale by DR. CRUMBACkER;
sso by PRYOR & PAUL.. 4w jan 10
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S2:J.OOO!

Puk. moke River lot ~. Glass N"e.
n, he drawn at WILMINGTON. bel Monday Jen'y %
I 1T $4,000 I ct 5000 I Of 5000 | of 1000
IS NJ Ii ballots. Ticket. IS; cen,feaie 20
whsles ll3 drllars; shares "a prnpptiion.
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10
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
ME Subscriber having been qualified Us iic
adminisItlior of William Riggs. deceased.
requests II ersons having CLAIMS against said es
late TO presen. them L. hen. proIerly authenticated
ior settlement Pef.ons iodebied Se notified la
make payment Ia the subscriber. or he will hS Obl
ged 10 resort ,the proper leg al iof rniofcin,
a.. jan IL lms3 wM GOODRICH
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CHAIRS! CHAIRs!! CIJAIRs!!
JAMES T.. GATHER,
tsuccEssOR TO }. coNNELLt a SONS.

IT
l5G MARKET STREET.
RESPECTFULLY informs the pub
lie that he hss now oa hand and man.
ulsciures 10 order every variety OF
Chairs ~ The latest psiierns. and m a
style oi workmanship not surpassed "a
the Western Country.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-11-27

.Hlempt to LasSo a Boy.-The
steamer Corvette, OH her trip down
from Camargo, stopped for the night
at a rancho on the river, and small
boy attached to the boat went ashore
and strayed some distance from the
bank. He was espicd by a Mexi-
can, who thought to entrap him will,
lasso and drag him of. The Mex
lean was no doubt expert in the use
Of this weapon, but somehow he was
not quick enough in his movements.
He succeeded in encircling the
boy with the moose, but before he
could throw him from his feet, the
youngster fired two pistol balls into
him, which hurried Mr.. Mexican off,
no doubt quite sick at the stomach
Tho boy was not over thirteen years
Of age. The Mexican must think
the Yankees are "born veteran" pis-
Observation-Disclosures Eagle.
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From The Buil.lo Courier aud Plot.
Farther from ylrxics.
Ngw NeRK, Nov. 10, Sp.

NEW ioRK, Nov. 10, y, NJ.
Santa Anna reached San Luis de Polo.
ST on the Slh of October. aud addressed
the following dispatch to the Secretary
Of war:
LIuEutronr Ansr as rus Hcr- uLIc,
Head Quarter, Oct. 10 1916.
Mosr ENCELLrNr SIN:
On the evening Of the s,h instant, ar.
rived at this Capital, accompanied Nv my
staff. and established them in the head
quarters OF the army Of operations, ,!es-
tined 10 repel the urlns, invasion made
upon the Republic. by the army Of the
u. s. Of the North. have the pleasure
Of saying 10 your ExceIlency, lha, my
entrance into the state was made amidst
the congratulations Of he maguaHimoLs
people, who have not ceased 10 bes,ow
upon me proiuse marks of consideration.
The same remarks will apply to lhe
authorities and public luncIionaves Of all
classes.
Among the papers derived from the
seizure Of our mails to Gen. Tay lor al
Monterey, and which were forwarded 10
Santa Anna, was a letter from the Secre-
tary Of War to General Tay.r. revealing
the design Of the attack upon Tampico
aud San Luis dc Potosi. The letter il
dated Washington, Sept. .; its design
vas rather TO obtain General Taylor's
opinion than 10 dictate line OF conduct
for him. Nie is told wha, the govern
ment thinks Of doing and lie is ssLed his
opinion about it.
The letter pursues lis enquiries in the
most respectful terms, delerring to the
better judgment Of Gen. Taylor, but i. OF
course discloses our plans, the number Of
troops intended 10 be used against Tam
pico, &c.
The letter Of Gen. AmpUdia covering
Mr. Marcy'S dispatches contained sin.
galar paragraph. 1t is 10 the follow ing
effect: Every moment which passes
confirms my idea of the immense advan-
Iage, we have gained from fighting four
consecutive days al Monterey, since then
the enemy entertains great respect Tor the
Mexican soldiers. and American blood
flowed with such proiusion, that from the
Generals Of the enemy came the sugges-
ton, Of an armisllce OF eight weeks,
which disarmed as it we've, a gtea, parl Of
his regular troops
From SaitiHo. A Telegraph dispatch
from Baltimore says, news from Vera
Cruz has been received to Oct. 22, San
Ia Anna having failed in procuring funds
by law, to carry on the war, had On his
way to San Luis Polosi, iorcibly seized
upon c1aiucta, with Two millions u
dollars.
The Mexican Cabinet had quaIreled,
and Senior RECON had resigned.
The Mexican papers openly charge
Gen. Ampudia with cuwardIce.
Yesterdays mail from the South brings
us al account Of an aborIivc altemp, by
Com. Conner tn take Alyarado. |! is
stated that he will rcucw his attempt in a
few weeks.
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Nw Sp,eies If Steam Vessel The 81. Louis
Republican of the 10Th thus notices n steamboat
on new plan. "She is one hundred aud forty
fee, in length, with square bow, IA, bottom
anj perpendicular sides, completely enclosed, to
protect, the freight, aud draws only abOu, ten in
ohes water when light. She carries one boiler
and an engine, the cylinder Of the latter being -
Benz. Brooks and Mr.. Joseph Wheo,ley have
built her as an experiment, unl intend running
her on the Illinois river trade. She is called the
Laurci aud is capable Of carrying nearly three
hundred tons Of freight.
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crates slavery. and declaring the opinion
.f the House tina, the war with Mckee
was no, founded in any imperative ne
cessi,y, such as may justify OF excuse
christian nation for iesnr,ing To arms,
and tia, i, has now manileslly become
an offensive war against neighborIng re.
public They declare further lla. The
homer anil hssi Interests of the nation viii
ne euh,ervod by speedy end of The war
with Mexico, aud The settlement of all
matters ia dispute BY ar3i'ra'lon OF neso
rialion.
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GGn-Cstton.

The presen, era is one in which the
powers of science and nu seem bent to
producing changes which will very ma
terially and visibly eHIc. the physical and
moral condition Of the human race. A
short time ago The Washington Union
published a long letter from Bremen. de-
scribng an iin2orian. discovery made by
a distinguished chemist, Of the explosive
properties of prepared cotton, which bids
fair to entirely supersede the use Of gum
powder. The London correspondent, If
the Courier and Enquirer gives some
facts respecting 1.-THE discovery Is
claimed by several scientific men abroad
though il was introduced TO the British
Association by Professor SCHoNEDGRo,
who calls it 'Gun-Couon.' This is a
Substitute for common powder, which il
composed OF rs parts Of n,re, IS of char
coal, and 10 Of sui phur; the latter igniles
and fires the charcoal, which gene, alcs
hea, sufficient TO tern the ni,re, or salt
pelre. into gas, many thousand times its
own bulk, thus exerting proGigous ex-
pIosive f1rce. The only use of the sui
phur is 10 convey the flame through the
mass; the gas, or explosive force, com
ing entirely from the heated nitre. Com.
mon cotton is nothing mole than wool.
in an excessively minute fJrous state !;
and dipping this substance into nitrous
acid, conver.. i, instantly into charcoal,
which after frequent immersion in water,
the acid is withdrawn and the charcoal
remains, strongly impregnaed with nilre.
This then is genuine gunpowder of the
hes, kind, for the libres a.e SO minute and
regular that the flame once applied pass
es Immediately through them which is all
that is wanted, and which is the grea,
dissderlium in common powder, the aim
being to get the grains round in form,
and of the same size. the sulphur being
mingled merely to convey the flame all
through the different parts. This sulphur
is no, needed with the cotton, as the Fl.
bres are so uniform, and the satura,ion Of
niire so perfect, that fame when once
applied is disseminated in an instant, and
gas is engendercd Of immense explosive
power.
From an article relating to this expert
mcn,, published short time since, our
readers will have learned that expert
nents had been made in Europe which
successfully proved The utility and supe.
rior,y of the invention. Since then Mr..
Robertson, our Consul at Bremen has re-
turned to the United States, full of the
experiments with gun cotton which he
has seen in Europe, and deeply Impress
ed with the discovery which has been
made. lie brought package of the pre-
pared cotton from Prof Shonbien, TO be
opened in the presence Of the President,
and the Union says:
We saw experiments made upon the
gun cotton to-day, AT the War Office
The Prcsiden, was there with three mem.
bers of his cabinet. lie produced packet
which Professor Shonbien had sent by
Nj. Robertson, the American Consul Of
bremen, to be opened only in the pres.
enec Of the President. The envelope be.
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COMM ElsClAI..

CuicAoo, Nov. 20, 1876.
The roads continue heavy and transactions in
produce are few, with no material change in tho
market.
NEw YonK, Nov II.
The -four markc, is still quiet but steady at 70
for Gcnesoe in large parcel. on the dock. Sales
OF small lots Of Western and Gencsec were made
at IS S7I5 81. =.
White wheat ia held a, 81 90. For fair lots
mixed 81, l0al,l5 Corn--wblle Is held at SOC.
Pori--.mess $40; prime 1912 Beef, dull.
BUFFALO, Nov. l6.
Saturdays 5000 bushels Ohio wheat at 70 eta;
5000 Southport in store, al Sc; 1000 Little For.
in store, a, &c; 5000 Chicago also in store, at
S.; ! 500 Mil'n al Tic. Flour s4,3E437i.
Corn..l0,C00 bu. were taken a, t0c by Cana
dian dealers.
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Tie New Y,yk Ancadtd COns'iiuiioa.-Tho
Albany Evening Journal says, therc is m longer
a doubt Of the passage Of The new Constitution.
The Albany district voted en- mass for il. The
Western counties mostly voted in favor oft; n.
York and Kings heavily against it. Aside from
these there will no, be ten counties on the same
side and these giving msj,rilies Of less than one
thousand. The remainder Of the counties will
give affirmative impurities varying from 1000 to
5000. The majority in The State il is thought
will not be less ihau $1,000.
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Lands for Sale.

vENHE undersigned offers at reduced prices, tho
4 following Lands lying in la Sale CO., viz:
In township -, north range 3 oast-..w hswq
sec %; sw q sec 10; sw aud b NV sec 20; 9
sec 80.
sec IA, h So ~ see IS,
In 80, mr. c...n b nc # qt, and NV fr az
set "a.
In 80, n ! 2c..-n h and seq sec 2; ne q SEQ
IL; sw O. aud " h NV q sec IA; sc q sc l2.
Int 33.nr3 e.--sec 6, nwq sec 8.
Int -, n 7 3 c...w h sw q sec 10.
lnt3l, % r 4 c...c b Sc q SEC 4.
In town 81, mr. ~ e...e b ne q sec 10.
Torms, onslhirj cash, and the balance In two
years. Nov.-,i 20 BRONSON MURlS,A
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pense. In this business Of wool. growing,
a farmer may make himself independent
for lil. with 81 900 or 50 600. The COS,
at getting 1t TO marke, a, Boston or New
York dnes not exceed one cent per h., a
mere Irille ON the value. The exp ,f,s Of
wheat, hides, wool, beef, aud pork from
this region may be made TO supply the
world"
Speaking Of the pursuits of the Inhabitants, he
justly remarks:
1.-The channels Of industry are no, vet
shaped by tie small and Irregular streams
that have only partially occupied them.
The business Of the country has hardly
yet taken a direction; and all the secon-
Diary pursuits, trade, the mechanic arts,
the Professions have no, acquired the
consistency or Development Of malurtd
lnrm. The professions are duuh'y stock
ed; the other pursuits are many of them
not sufficiently filled; there is ,ha, Lam
guor IN industry and enterprise, Decessa-
r'y consequent upor rapid gTowlh.-
The circulation is sluCgish-,he arteries
are not well filed with healthy iluid.
Money Is wanting, wealth, means, men,
enterprise, are need, d, to bring up The
business Of the country to parallel with
lis population. The frs, has moved on
with slow and laggard step; while the
last has moved on with a series OF con-
,inued strides ou,slrpping the insignia
ton. Men and capital. men Nth capt.
tai, and men skilled in the arts, and en-
terpTising, are they who are wanting there.
MillwIights and milers. tanners and
leatheT-dressers, saddIers, shoemakers,
wool'cagders, brck-layers. s,one-m asons,
and carriage makcrs--lraders with capt.
tai, knowledge. and liberal views of trade,
will all find broad field and fair
chance"
he gives the following as the au,lys.s Of Is
specimens of Western soil
loss 10y baking, 800, organic mat
ter soluble ir alkaIi, SO; organic mat
ter insolubIe in alkali. 4 so; siliceous
residuum, So so; specific gravity, Isl"
The following are the results obtained from
Professor Hi,chcoek's tall of the soils Of Mas
sichusctt,:
Average quantity Of soluble organic
matter 800 per cent; average quantity
Of insoluble organic matter, $40 per CT,
average specific gravity Of soil, 2.4i per
cent"
The first result which strikes the eve. is the
large amount Of crglnc matter IN the lnois
and Wisconsin soils, compared with those uf
Nassnchu.st,s-nsarly one-:hfj greater.
To correct appreeia lion Of the sIIls obtain
ed from the above tab'a, i, may be remarked that
the organic matter ofthe srii--.he food Of plant.
the substance which, ny the action Of sir and
water, ha. been prepared, or II in he course oil
plaut,--is that portion ui The soil which chiefly
communicates to it it, prof. hc qualities; anil thu,
all other Thing. being equal, soi may DO ea-
prcted to be productive in proportion 10 the a.
mount OF organic matter i, contains.
The work contains 800 pages, lnl is filled
with much useful information and lis circuls-
ton will tend 10 attract public attention aud i'm.
migral!nn 10 the country it describes.
RIODOLPu.
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4 Nr Counie.f;1.-A S2l on the Bank
Of tie State OF Nissouu' payable to tn. bearer
at Lexington, dated lois 1T, 1915, II. ShurIds,
is building with 8 columns in font aud su%
rounded by trees, and letter D On zach side, No.
AS. The engraving is very coarse. The Cash.
Ter. name Of the Lexington branch is L. n Ry-
land.
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Breach II Promise.-At the la,c term Of the
Court uf Common Pleas OF Huron county, Ohio,
Misc Cynthia Ann Clark, Of Norwalk, obtained
a verdict Of "a 600 asuins. Howard Morse. for
breach Of marriage promise and seduction. ssrv-
Cd hila tight.
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Posi- Office at tie Oaioaagon. 1.-The necessary
papers from the Department at Washington f,r
the establishment, Of pos. Office a, the Onions.
gon, came up by the LIS, mail Mr.. Cash, Of
that place, who was unanimously recommended
for Post Master, has undoubtedly been appointed
Lake Superior N,rs.
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Ceneoi Worth, the hero Of Monterey, was u
m,tchau.'s clerk in Hudson, on the North River,
Is years ago. He entered the army asa private
a'she oIa ming Of The war Of ls2--dis.insuished
himseII Al Lundy's Lane, where he was wound.
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The official returns from Delaware, show ,he
election Of Thrrp, tho Democratic candidate for
Governor, by 1856 majority. Houston, whic, hr
Congress, has li7 m'j'riry. The wings have /
majority in each branch nf the Legislature, and
vii! he able TO elect L. S. Senator in place al
Thomas Clayton.
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EEgsnsire Couyiing.-At the late term Of tho
Fairfield county court, in Connecticut a man
was mulc,ed in $500 damages for mol keeping hs
promise Of marriage 10 lady. He had visited
her every Sunday evening Gr about two y-ars
thus making his courship cost about cigh, dol.
lars an evening.
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America uan'I"''dhy Kew " ~ ingram N'ir'
W. a. he i''h'' OF 'he'e "''N' prom s''' u
give Tue Phl''e'' ee's taph!' "'S'''y' P'Fuil"'"
P''''''' 'y'''"'' ''''' "'''''""' "'u".''i '
P's -" '"''F, avs r1''"'' .''' , 80
'"'"' W. VI "'' fI'' ''''''' ~, ~
o.. a.a., o-,,, -, -.
.r.,,., 49,, -, c,.,.
..ls.., $4,000, ,'n,n,,,,I,,
.,a,or,ha, ;n,s,,.,in, ,..;,n Va, all, haiti,
urJr,.,,oJ III, me,i,. of bis work. from (e,
extracts Or,u, STATE he saws:
:. Illinois presents in General m agree.
able and beautiful succession Of prove and
n,airie similar TO the country YVES, Of
the Nissi,sipni. VARYING sli,hilv in two
particulars. rather TO the Disadvantage of
the C,rmcr Th,.
reoi,n. or anv norton Of il. mus, be seen
tn he annrecia,e1. Much better is a man,
lo,vnete ia convey = faithful Dissertation
tn him. Than The tongue Of another. Th,
quiet beauty Of the prairies, the graceful
outline Of their surface. or the rich. mel.
low, genial quality Of their soil is not I'm
drrs,ood wi,hou, inspection nor does
hhe mind Of one only acc ,.omed to
the reresses Of forest or mountain scene
ry, or to the sull narrower barricades OF
vision formed by the high. compac, lines
of masonry in civ, take in tie idea Of
a broad expanse Of PLAN, stretching to
the horizon on every side, without tree
or shrub unfrnced and still after miles
of travel, presenting similar scene, lin
lied only by similar horizon; adorned
onlv with a variegagd carpet Of luxurant
flowers: relieved only by the graceful
undula,ions of its surface.
"The farmers of this country are gen.
orally men OF good habits, and Of good
information and sense. They are also
hUspilabe and ind. With the small ex.
peuse which have set down, and with
the addition Of liiIle farm stock, farm.
e. makes himself comfortable, nav, indie
pendent, for lie. lie has, indeed, rough
dwelling, but warm, and his laOle is a.
hundan,ly supplied with al tia, is pro.
duced on the s"iI, and generally with the
necessaries fIom the stores. He ear have
! his bread and potatoes, and beef ID pork,
aimos, without thought. lie knows
lnn!hnr Of the toll. cost and skill rcqul.
site to manage a farm east Of the moun.
lains. lis cattle range the riches, pas.
iure in the world, aud his hogs find their
food ia the abundant mas. Of the groves.
His plough merely turns the sod, and no
artificial garden mould can be made to ri.
val the fertility AID easy lillage Of hi,
fields. The only thing tina, can be .nr.
ges,sd unfa,orable TO the soil Of this
country is. tina, its very grea, productive
ness may not be propilious 10 habits Of
industry 10 the cul,iva,or.
STANDING upon the L!uT Of tie great
river. and cas,iut around the ewes of the
mind over the lransyisu,l. and into the
future. | behold. at no distant mint oC
lime. Lu, in clear and close rrosoec,. Z
vas, plain, aud beautiful more Than vast.
.urpsssiur IA fertility and easy culture,
the mos, C,vo,e rec,ops of the earth
stretch westward from The Missjssinni 10
the Inner Missouri. and eastward in
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The Legislature Of Vermont adjourned
On shc 5ih. Before The adjournment. The
House Of Representatives passed resolu.
\ done declaring that Vermont will no, give
'IAsv assent 10 the sdIpission of any new
M u The Uq]on shoss constitution 'ol-
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The Union states that Gsn Sccu has issued
orders Tor he release Of Gen. La Vega and his
associates, lac having been exchanged COR Capt.
Bartender and the Crew Of the Truxton.
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Rnmor.-The Lea,enworih, Cs) Bsnn"r sly.
tina, tho President has appointed Hon. r. d,
Owen, Representative in Congress frcm thai
State, minister to Brazil, in the room Of Hcnr,
A. Wise of w
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Gov. Frxycm arrived in Springfield on the
l7th. liz health has much Improved.
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A private letter from Washington mention,
thu, tho Administration is confidently lookint
flr emily proposilicns for peace from MexNo.
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ed, and at the suggestion Of Gen. Scott, promo
ted. He won honor in the I! rlja war, and has
crowned him.elf with glory at Monterey.
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More S,GHduk-rhe od,.ot e the Alabama
journal ha, j-.r learn j that 1.-The ladies' " ii, not
lolk At or notice bright moon, because Lord
Rose. new Telescope has proven that there is
no mani H."
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Pronunciation of llerican Names

Pronunciation Of Mexican Names.-
Chihuahua is pronounced Che-w"c-mam,
equal accent on the two las. sylables.
Monterey, Aon-te-rop. accent on the last
syla'le. Saliilo, Sad.teei-yo, accent on
the second syllable. San Luis Potosi
Sam Luis Po.to.Scc, accon. on the sec.
ond syllable Of Polosl. Guanaxuato,
CWon.d a. rata. half accent on the first,
and full accent on the third syllable.
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A discontinued man was quite too much
in the habi, Of reminding his second rib
wha. an cxccllcn, manager his first wife
was. ON Of all. patience. in turn, he
was confronted with the remark that M
one regretted her death moro than she
did. N 81
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THE FREE TRADER.
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