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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-23

ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Class -.
draws at Baltimore, March %, lSiG. -
Numbers. Is ballots.
/ of $4,000 OF 10000 of 5000 l or3.255
Tickets $40. Certificate OF a package oil 20
wholes $3.50; shares in proportion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-23

INLOUR--Jpsi received 90 excellent asicic q
sugs sGes Elcur. eaigh Mil be selS ~ n
e.uel on fstsA st 2 essts gsf r-'nnd-
- A wAEEMAN
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SELLING ORR At COST!

n n VIEW or OTHER BUSINESS AR
n ENGAGEMENTS "a the ensuing spung. ! have
Ia close nv present hrsincss, aud dis.
poSe ui my extensive roc al nay COOpS
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uAA6h LBS ENG CALoMEL for sale by
ENTSP mar 10 PRYOR & PAUL..
LBS ENG. BLUE MASS. Tor sale 10y
NV mafIg PRYOR & PAUL..
Ann BRLS LINSEED OIL" for sole by
y wv mur 10 PRYOR & PAUL.
~sn= KEGS WHITE LEAD, fr sale by
SD SOB mn 10 PRYOR a. PAUL..
n GROSS EXTRA LEhioN for sale by
mar 10 PRYOR ~ PAUL..
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ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Class -.
drews at Alexandria, March Is, 1916. SIS
Numbers. II drawn ballots.
| of S25. 900 | OF 10000 l OF 1000
Tickets $40. Certificate of - wholcs us
dollars; shares in proportion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-21
The Lead Mines.
Of the Rochester Daily Advertiser.
Dr. BCoUE, Iowa, July 5, 1916

Correspondence 0! Tie Rochester DsiI: AaVe!-Ser
Dc BreUE, Iowa, July 5, 1915.
The Dr.. and have been mining, bu;
with little srccess ye; they 20 ut give IL up L IS the
mos, seductive business in The wort 20 see iwo osers
perhaps within Two RODS OF You: tgsns. a::e- ;wo or
three t.Ts WORK lifting up 300h tub OF lead fast as Il
can descend and be drawn up 70 ne amount o. millions Of
pounds Is enough 20 the brain Of any Spectator
recn-horn" few days since. asked some miners %
show Elm where ,hey offered 10 90 II, provided he
yopls trest 10 quar-: Of - PreTe Der, which ne die,
apd ,hey sc; him .o work unce. shady -ec IN sport.
before night; he struck Lead, And he next day sold
cut 70. $500!
some fellows digging for aao;he: person last year.
II m asked for taeir pap, and iet The country. This
Sprfnr third person back and eousn; The dig
gins the oilers then appeared, wen; down the same
bo. snc spened cave OF which 10 one knows the eI-
cent II, lined VIII the richest Of mineral ore and more
lies lose OF he aoc- than Will De believed, were 70 give
vou apy KIND o. IL idea. Il is, IL wort, immense
an 20 EXPLORE u few Gays, as soon As set os;;eF
have bad some fever Us: enough &c make one fee! eas
The wea,ser Is very DO. hs-e; re river low and fears
are entertained OF alarming Sickness as me -sia Vi The
s.,sI. very sens:bly smell II every step.
shsu SOP here ABOUT month. ;hiak /; is wonder.
f curious county ere Is nothing IKE IL l: hAs nsny
atcsnta,es and some disadvantages link Tesetaaon
moe forwsrc ae-e :can viii you. The praities
80, h,Autitui Milliars Of acres without tree,
hoss or scarcely living thing upon ;hs ant endless
s~iarr ~ 4gsers .nt plants which know nothing Of.
-rsnF a-e 81 discount u ;hese tisgnzs
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PERsGMoN LETTERS.
Kumor. and Hum or, al W ellington. No.NlI.
Cone: poa4rncs OF The Trt0uue-
WASHINGTON July l.ih. lsio

Core oa4rncs Of The Trt5uGe-
WASHINGTON July I.ih. 1916
Wkas abos, tie CaoTnia Regiment; Reyeriy
johnson OF Mar. land has introduced II the Senste
Resolution making inquiry III reIaton hereto Il
appears tha, NJ. Marcy the Secretary OF War hss
delegated 10 bis especial friend, Jonathan D Ste
venson of Gentwor;h ro,oriety, the power TO raise
q regiment in Nev-York for the INVASION OF Cali
fo-uia Aside from The peculiar reputation Of Sc
veuson there are other causes which have epgender
cd much feeling against the pro]sct. Ii seems that
the warke Loco Focos of your city. IN anticipation
OF War with any EaloR. organized companies.
regiments and finally brigade. The brigade vas
placed under the command OF Gen. VIM. Gibbs
Mcneil. The companies were drilled, two IeCl-
Eents were organized. tie brigade was formed, al
the expense OF the time. money and reputation o.
the most active Loco-Foco par;issns, aud when
thus formed lis services Were. Immediately upop
the breaking OF; OF the Mexican War. tender
ed 10 the Government Instead OF selecting
the officers and men OF this brigade. for this
service, the Loco Fcco patriotism Of Ne1.foEk city
is astonished by the appearance Of Jonathan D.
Stevenson on horseback IL the full costume OF
California Colonel In the last ith OF July parade
VIA; follows ihe appearance Of a delegation here
headed by Col. Baxter, o. one OF the newly organ
lied regiments protesting that the selection of Ste
venson is invdious unjust and insulting 10 the en-
tire Loco-F patriotism Of The City and County
of New. York The President refers Col Baxter
to Mr.. Marcy and Mr.. Marcy refers him 10 Mr.. Polk,
the Colonel leaves. poor Lieutenant Luther did,
in perfect disgust. expect TO hear OF an indgua-
ton meeting This matter, however has been
taken in hand by Senator JOHNSON who, doubt
not. will probe il to its most sensitive spot. may
as well, en- pdssGnt, say that resolutions may be in
;roduced asking the appointment, OF committee, TO
sit during the OF Congress 10 inquire into the
management, of the New-York Navy Agency-ihe
amour, OF money expended by The agent-lhe ma
ture Of the contracts-to whom bestowed-how-
under what circumstances-and SO forth, and so
forth. Mr.. Pentz, the newly appointed Naval Store
keeper, will dou BLESS give his especial attention TO
this iaquiry. Again, pGSScnt, Stevenson resi-
ment is 10 have for CommtSsatre the dearly beloved
son of Hon. WIN L. MARCY. Secretary of War.
Comment Is entirely superdGous wha, have writ
ten has been. 10 the language of the Hon. vii
son McCaudess, in defence Of his Tariff position,
dictated solely by q keen soliciIude for the honor
OF my country. PERslMoS.
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ent;ndle. a-~ tf- aud vlsof sad or'ashoea'o SIG
70 tie suffering snd oisesseo. ,,s
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A. B. D. SANps-Gennsrneo; fsVIns oeeu euL Y.
tcroous disease " me use OF your Ao
invaluable SartSpsTs eel II or AZ ea't
which owe 20 rrys ufeng fellow beings 10 tssay 10 ne
which restored me 20 aeS'I unae. w ocseiN -
Providence alsr all o;he! remedies !ai!-c &c oiscaae
ih vioert .,ching sd burning spreading covered
The BODY and urii.rs togsher .oruej srss scales scd
.y,r Which is,S. wsrr and ,hs .kn cr.cAirg ard
bn-pos blood and ,st,-t cobred making se distress
srss, az 10 deprive me u all natural Ny eocy being
Covered with mass OF scurt ard scales affected
era heah, which rapidly .asL ard WA ootsed 10 sosr.
don business. -eset by ysrtocs physicisrs sue
usi different remedies without recSvipS any permanent
oeneS, then went irlo The New.York Hospital, and re-
NAMED for fourteen weeks under IsaImeri which pro-
duced temporary raieG Aner leaving the Hospital tie as
$3.50. sBS e,p.ras Of rees nom any source aearo Of
your Sar.srsrs ard Immediately resolved giving |,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-21
VOL. vi. NO. SIS

appreciate life's riches, boon when offered to its
grasp, and the finer nature is doomed 10 retrace its
steps, unhappy those who having force TO raise
spirit cannot retain ormake tsubstauual and stretch
out their only TO bring them back empty TO the
breast
We were glad TO zee those reprints. bat angry TO
see them 90 carelessly done. Casting the eye ilgh
IL over the page We ind teigH for fan 'lsg''rIsy
for eligibility and the lie. Under the cheap sys-
tenn, the csrelessness in printing and translating
grows 10 e greater excess day by day. Please
Public. 10 demonstrate. else very soon Oil your
books will be offered for two shiliiogs apiece and
none of them in a fl, slate 10 be read
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-21
Orange co.-Pro.pec,s OF Crops and Towns.

Correspondence OF The Tribune.
Near Soura MppLETowS, y. Y, July Is.
DEAR TRIBUNE Among the green fields and fra
grant groves Of Old Orange behold me lu1uFiating
after nhaling the confined atmosphere Of the city for
twelve months time. How strong is the feeling Of
discomfort that perv sdes the human breast, and bow
earnes, the desire for the unalloyed uninterrupted
endowment OF the fresh, free air Of Heaven, blowing
from The hill.,cps and woods, laden with perfumes
of flowers and sweetsmelling savo-s-I say how
discontinued one becomes for lime, while sweter
Ing and sufocaing amid the streets OF your inter
mnable never-Io be cleansed City. The contrast OF
The oise is another thing calculated 10 arrest the al
ten,on of city denzen when he GENES into this
region. While relieved from the ham OF the busy
tide in New-Yo-k, The mind IS struck BY the almost per-
feet stiffness OF the connty-a silence broken OILY oy e
sound Of the haryestwsson A. slowly u los slohs rs
ahundan; load Of nourshment for the year or oF lie
i,,erncs Of the birds as they fit from tree 10 ree happy
in The consciousness OF having fulfilled he oeshy' au
knowing no care sorrow. Even these simple sounc
have CHAINS for eye, sn ear SO fresh Is mile rom 'he
Grea, Emporium.
The CROPS here at present promise ws-f The weather
is at all favorable there Will doubtless be abundant
yield Rye Is ro SO plentiful IN former years. bu: sA
IL very good whea, $3.50 OF cats there VIII prooa
bly, De good supply corn well up and appears flourish
ing although the weather Tot very propcons ioT IL. III
tue growth The greatest deficiency IN the Srain IS II
wheat which IS II some places, have UNDERSTOOD SO poor
As hardy 10 De worth the trouble OF cutting Grass IS mi
!oE-aly Soot, and plenty Of il.
We Go not have much up this way ou. s:e
y ,hers WAS one very recy entertainment. in 1eishbo.
Ing vsse-a Lecturer who took for his :er,. the Revoln
oas-y ws- snt The way he sFavely gave epitoue
Of all the little incidents rather much healthy
diaphragm.
The ant villages on the line OF the Erie Railroad
show signs Of rapid improvement, especially Goshen and
Miade.own-new buildings are being erected and bus-
ness is are This road is great eeaen. TO all engaged II
moth h-,~-
the City, exclusive OF the customers they BY IL BIZ;
why is /. not pushed forward rom Mstetown rttle
fase.-I should think high time 20 somewhat expedite
The work Blu, an the bottom OF ny page Eus.
stop. iou-s, GUS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-21
Frult.De.tro,ing insects.

MEHIDEy, CT IAN July. 1916.
To At Editor u The Tribune;
noticed time since 10 your paper an article signed
D. r. H. saying Tar and Grease around the trunk OF
ffui, tree put early In the Spring. was s1re remedy
or cure for woruy frui;. II this be ask D. R. r. why
trough OF lead filed with oil around the tree does not 90
ia sure for the cinalo or whatever carries the
worm 10 our frui: would be OF great value TO the fruit
grower. Truly yours, JULIUS PRATT.
?. 5. have been 20 years trying sc; lid OF the
canalo and think generally aes into the ree deposits
esS In the fruit, which matches Into a worm.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-21

CoMxESpABLE-One OF the LAST Ministerial acts
NJ si- Robert Peel vss he Recommendation Of M.
acuoch TO Her Majesty Tor pension OF s2oo for ne
service. ne has rendered 81 a.. writings political
economy We hsre reason &c believe ;ds: Ills act OF
kndness was sn,irely Spontaneous and i, Is The more
creditass % Sir Robert Peel as on various occasions
Mr. MCuloch hiss openly eenspIed some OF 'Hose mea-
London Times, July ID
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HlislclluNcuns.

nAT,a PATENT SHIKISED SUBSCRIBERS
~ All these Goods smooth the cord, and In
every wsy better than any other similar Goods No person,
are authorizes TO Da,s Pstentr aud sl the SMOOTH
CORD GOODS, having ts subscribers 10 thrti.
are counterfeit and made by patical OF his
large OF these Goods for sal In Nrw-fora 81 HE
store OF the Patsuter and proprietor. Is Cortland al
REGULAR AGENTS
Bo.tou-M-sers S-svsr kapwiten.
ba!ttmots-Messrs. LeuiZ F.scS.
Ph;iade pha-M--sr.. ktrisBi. Mansfield 4 Hall,
" Kulg & Co.
Mitchell. bfUgUnd X Co.
Buyers Shrred Suspsndcrs cautioned not to be dH
csived by The those who plate my
such persons prosecuted law by and, with lew
honorable exceptions eagued together 10 do me- battle
wis H r. DAY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-21

TsE INDIANS Love OF GRoG-A distinguished
Pot,owstsaie warrior presented himself 10 ths Indian
agent al Chicago observing iha, he was very good
msn Very good indeed-snd good friend 10 The Amer
cans requested dram of whissy. The agent repi ed
tbs; he never gave whisky TO good mer-sood men
never ask for whisky snd never drink /, II was only
bed Indians who asked for wh.ky and liked 10 drink H.
Then, replied the Indian quickly II his broken Egg
!sh, damn RASCAL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-21
sltaa.ions, 81. manien.

XUASTED-Aiew scS.ve Young Nee TO 80 SOUL on
W West scls FOR ih- sale OF new and
Fnbcalons-SSO0 over ard ssove thcif eHpenses VI -
t.rst 20 hem N writing with a, opportunity Of clearing
$1,000 per year Some Cow IN or employ WIN. co
ioab usIs 5000 Per c!ea, Q! al. expefses-
E.rb man viii have Gsi!ci IL Will De necessary cr
so, 10 hsve AZ ess; from SIS So oeain good hr
o,, Appiy al ySENCHS Publishing Hall. 80 Broad
~sy up ssits oee Of The FisS c: oGr Union Al lesters
r-u.t ~ ,S>s W. IuI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-21

In store. and for sale In LOLA to eut purchasers BY
CYRUS W FIELD, 9 Butng alp.
N. B-Prin.pg Paper OF any size aud quality male to
order. lyl IN
LTOR SALE CHEAP.-A pair % horses csrnges.
J. saddle, Tho h1rses sTs 1871 hands high, bay, with
switch Ais They have been In the hands Of deal
er and bs warranted sound perfectly gentle, and free
from vice defect OF any kind. For all useful purposes
they 10 be- surpassed Both are Accustomed
single we'll double harness. AMI excellent saddle
horses.
The carriage almost newt Is close open family car
riss- fl fer country built without regard 10 cost
by a celebrated maker. II Siil carry eight persons.
The buggy, by OF shifing rsat, carries two or
four PERSONS q. plessure matches with tho carriage In
all aspects, both having bs-n but lille used
The double AID single harness. saddle, brides and morse
clothing last fall
The above belong 10 gentleman residing on Long Is
land ten miles from Naw-York- For farther particulars
apply 10 R. FAYERWEATHER, n Wallet Jy20 d.
DEWARE OF QUICKSILVER nl!IaiioDs.- The
Dsubscrbers aware that p-rsoLs going about with
Lquios purporIing be Silver Plating Fluid would
their and the pubic against tho OF any
but TIE genuine for rpsrg plated goods msce from pure
silver. For sale. wholesale and retail, by
JOHN J. BROWN K co. l22 Fultsn-sL
And also by T Chalmers, 20 Cor,andsl and zoo Brosd
way; j. & S. Rand-, 2i and 40 Broadway; c. Hapne-
gan 2ss Bowery Pblo P Gfeeniy, l72 Grand ST; J. N.
D. WycSof, li5 Broadway and T. B. Warner, o5 Bleecs
1Jg0
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TEOS. OTIS IL Roy co.
nEALERS IN LOW5ER'S PATENT TIN-PLATEE
~ Lad Pipe and sbeeS L-sc, and DEALERS N Pig AID 5e
Lead, 81 and IS Wx.e:-sl Hew-Yotk-
Izos. oEis L. BOY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-21

SHOWER BATAS-Ror sale low price Of 30
- cent? aad upwards. also supply hand Of spoaxrS
bshi nip baths, FOO! ubs AID large bsting tuba Doo-
gi.asI Dew Pstsciron Pumps lead pipe &C. he FOR sal.
81 tnyS Sul WI. WES7, ISS Hudsoa-sL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-21

My letter though published in The Tribune OF July
3D. was dated July lst aud the part containing the
Treaty was written June 30lh, about the very time
that Sir Robert Peel was publishing the same
version OF i; in England. VIII The Union now say
whether | was correct VIII il withdraw its
assertion that was 10 error1 Sir Robert Peel, as
The Tribune did says that it is the substance
of the Treaty. By comparing the two together, as
above, remarkable similarity will be observable.
put them alongside for reference.
When the documents accompanying the Treaty
shall have been published, the Country will be
ashamed of the double dealing and duplicty of the
President and his Cabinet They all cried out The
whole or none-Si' 40 is the true boundary" Mr..
Buchanan prorsd our title " clear and unquesiion-
able by " irrefragible facts and arguments The
first opportunity they had they compromised 6eLo,c
i9o Win what brass can these men look honest
men in the face We rejoice that the matter is
taken out OF their buneng hands, but if HESRY
CLAY had been President, and DANIEL WEBSTER
Secretary, we should never have had such base
surrender OF our rights in Oregon RIcHELIEU.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-21
The Mexican Trophies.

We had the pleasure of witnessing, today the
presentation OF the flags which were taken from the
enemy on the 9Th and 9th of May. They were
brought to Washington by Col. Payne, and they
were delivered TO the President Of the unted States
in the presence of multitude OF officers of, The Gov
eminent, and Of the Army, and of ladies' and gentle.
men. The gallant Colonel, who WAS honored with
Ibis acceptable mission, was himself engaged in
these memorable scenes, and WAS wounded on the
morning OF the 9TH. in his hip, by musket ball,
which has not yet been extracted from the vicinity
of the spine.
The following is his address to the President Of
the United States:
ar President Under the direction OF my command.
ug general. am the honored instrument (and here
take occasion express my thanks Tor the distinguished
compliment OF presenting 10 your eNceency these tro
phies Of victory Ia the battles Of Palo Alto aud Re
SAGA de Ia Palma. II is In the spri, of triumph over
defeated and. must ssy. gallant enemy that they are
presented the per, of the srmy but rather In con
ormiy with usage. crafty popular curiosity and as
evidence that tbs soldiers OF The republic have
done their duty"
The President received the flags ances &c. with
the feeling which became him. They are almost all
of them torn by cannon ball or musket bullets. and
the stats of some of them have not escaped the for
tunes of war. Union, Saturday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-21

IT. Fer Bosron VIZ Norwich and Worcester.
Ts- ,.-an-r Cleopatra Capt Wls,rI " III leave South
So ~ Pf-y 10 Sorta River every Nos7 Wed<sGay and
gr.Sg, n P H. CONNECTING with tie care Al AlgnY
po.nt IuJ5El CALEB PAAff. Jr. Conductor
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~ To Ladies-hrs COVE continues 70 give advice
80 arectons win respect ICE application Of Wafer
cpr- u a diseases OF WOMEN and caildreo, .; ber resi-
-. ~ Igt--r. nv Ssp
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r. Froru the Vincenues t!1c-l Gazette. April 10
rsis-0rR OSLY AsEsT.-Mr v 3. Palmer, American
S-x.n,orr nd Advertising AsesI il The cities Of New
VIZ pos Baltimore and Boston, "a only
ts,t.s 1,en. Tor receiving srd forwarding subscriptions
NJ stv-rrser-rs for 5ls snc for receiving xce
-.-.i1r,-5 Tor oayul-rLs OF the same tyI3 Y
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From 77.t Tribune. July g..
ART. II.-From the point
where the 49th parallel ~ l.
shall be found 10 in;crsecI
the great Northern branch O.
the Columbia River, the nav
igauon OF the said branch tC
be free and open 20 the Had
SON. Bay Company and al
British subjects, trading witt
them TO where the said branch
meets the main stream O.
the Columbia-thence dewr
the main stream TO The Ucear
with free access luto and
through the said river OF
rivers IL being understood
that al the several portage:
along the line thus described
in like manner 10 be free and
open. In navigating sait
river or rivers. B,liish subject,
10Th Their goods dni prodRe,
shall i< treated on, IL Sdnit
footing as citizens ~ the Una.
ted States. The United States
TO make regulations respect
ing the navigation OF said
rivers not inconsistent with
the Treaty.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-21
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