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Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-07-07
NEW STORE AND NEW GOODS
On main street, one door south of
1 II Nichn w II

On main street, one door south of
J Fl Nichols-Southport, w T.
TT TOWSLEE q CO., having bought the
i. entire stock of Goods, brought to this mar
ket by Messrs Richmond 81 Sanford, are prepared
to sell Goods as low as be bought in Racine
county, for cash or produce.
Their stock is entirely new, having been pur-
chased in Boston and New York the last fall, and
prices that they enabled to make il an object
for all who are in want of Goods to give them call
before purchasing elsewhere.
H. B TOWSLEE & CO.
Southport March 3, I546 n36
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-07-07
Southport, Aug Is, 1915.
HATS, CAPS g. CLOTING.

q
TTIE subscribers having established a store in
L Southport for the sale of the above mentIon-
Soart,ces, would inform the citizens of This place
and neighboring towns, that they will en-
deavor to keep on hand full and
complete assortment OF goods in
their line of business which
they will sell at very
Low rates and warrant every article tobe as good
as recommended at the time Of sale-H aving
Permanently Located
themselves here, they hope
by prompt attention to business
and by offering Goods of prime quail
ity at LOW PRICES to make heir es-
adjustment worthy OF the patronage OF "a generous
public.
Call and examine our stock and learn our prices.
We hold forth in the store formerly occupied by
Highly 81 Griffing. directly opposite Hutchinson 3,
where we may be found early and late ready for
rade. I'll. n CONANI u Co.
Southport, July IS, lo45.-n3
WINES, &c.
DURE Juice Port wine,
1 Old Constitution Madeira,
Pale Otard Brandy, ofvery superior quafue fol-
medical use. for sale by
dec. l6.) II. B. lllNSDALE.
WINTER Sperm Oil, Linseed, Tanners and
dec. lG.) ii. B. HINsDALE.
4 NY quantity of Dried AppIesand Peaches 70
n sale by w. 7. WATTLES.
Oct. Ii. '45
SHlRTlNG stripe, Ticking, canvass bagg ING
- Burlaps, &c, at
Manney's.
EDARLOR Cook, and Premium Coax
A Stoves. rich patterns and CHEAP.
MARSHALL & PHELPS.
Nov. 4, 1915.
EEATtlAWAY'S Air Tight Cooking
n "a Stove, also the kaickcrbocker Cook
ing Stove. These Stoves consume but
little fuel and for smoolhness Of Casting,
are notexcelIed.
MARSHALL g. PHELPS.
Nov A. 1915.
FOR SALE.
4 GOOD House & Lot near the Episcopa
LAChurch, inquire of the subscriber.
ID. POWERS.
Southport Aprit26th, l646 MATT
u BAGS Coffee, Coro, Java, Rio and Lagui
- ra, at Manneys.
THE WAShlNGTONIAN POCKET
COMPANION.
CONTAINING a choice collection of Temper
~ ance Hymns. Songs, Odes, Glees, Duets
Chorusses, &c with music arranged by w. l.
Seaton, This day received and for sale at
KINGS Bookstor
Feb. 10 1876
LEAD PIPF.
4 GOOD assortment OF Lead Pipe can now be
~ found al the Hardware Store. E. Balm.
March IL, ,46
SHIRTS, STOCKS. COLLARS &c.
| ZINE MusGne Shirts with linen blossoms. Linen
l. Shirt Bosoms and Collars, Stocks, Scaries,
( Cravats, Calico and Hickory Shirts, Gloves, Sus-
peuders, Handkerchief, and other articles for
Gents wear, for said by
/ II. B. HINSDALE.
/ TO THE LADIES'
/ SHAWLS, HaudkeTchjeis Cravats, Laces,
1 - Mushns, Ribbons and Dress goods, 10 great
variety at the Cheap Store.
[Dec. l6.l II. B. HINsDALE.
MACKEREL.
MO. and , SlaekeTel for sale BY
I y IDsc. 10 II. b. HINsDALE.
/ FANCY GOODS.
Kid D oils, Bugles. Glass Beads,
Necklaces, Breast Pins. Finger Rings,
Silver Pencils, Silver Thimbles, Purse Or
Combs aud Brushes ofeI kinds, together with
general assortment Of Perfumery, Soaps s
for sale By H. B. HlNSDALE.c
NEW CIDER
DY the Barrel, Gallon or smaller quantity
II
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-07-07
NOTICE.

THE copartnership heretofore existing under
l. the name and style of Kent & McNeal in the
livery business, is this day dissolved. All accounts
beon ging to the above firm are left with N. Nc
Neal for settlement, all persons having any claims
or demands VIII please present them to the Said
McNeal for adjustment.
JOHN KENT.
NELSON McNEAL.
April 28th., 1896
u The Livery business will hereafter be con-
nee ted by Nelson McNeal
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-07-07

TNHE subscriber being about to clsse up the
i Boot and Shoe business will sell all the re-
naming stock on hand at cost, and no mistake.
G. r. WALKER,
At the old stand ofC. r, Walker & Co.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-07-07

AS 10 the California matter there il
some interesting information given by a
Washington correspondent O. the Phila.
delphia North American whose letter we
reproduce.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-07-07

CHIRTING stripe, Ticking, canvass baggng,
- Burlaps, &c, at MANNEr's.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-06

tho Desfrpciires
Gov: Shannon ia his Message TO the Legs
lature 1889. sill
consider IL iInpnclicable for this State
TO return to Hard Money currency In
growing business community like ours a
sound and stable currency is OF the u,rnos,
inPo''nnee' and every exersion should be
"'1 ~ 10 secure Tins d-s'usble object"
livery rejecting, honcsl man knows tina,
wilson Shsnnon was right; and is right. we
may say, still, Tor he he's not changed hi,
mind on ihisq"cstim. H. gave the arne ties.
amony as late rs 1913 The question. there.
, 'vs essfy man to decide is. whether we
ishsd BY or yn institutions. under our own
sonuh sod sAier than any bank paper ever
eeioie issued, or the paper Of the neighbor.
ing S's'es' such as came in upon Tvs when our
o"n odnAs were destroyed! Wilson Shan
non has. not progressed, bn, David Tod las
y. ). Journal.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-06
A TOUCHING SCENE.

a ir'nct paper SAYS, Lucille Romeo, pref
v bIH, with blue eyes and fair hair. poorly
but neatly clothed. was brought before IN,
SIKH Court of Correction under charge o.
vagrancy. DOCS any one claim your" saij
the magistrate. "Ah! my good SIR She r..
! piled, ii have no longer any friends: my f,tb.
! CT aud mother are dead have only nv bro
,her James but be is as young as am. Oh.
d'sI! hat could he do for met" "rie court
must send you 10 the house of correction. 8"
Here sin, sister Here lam: do not fear"
ofFd Childish voice from the other end OF
me Court. And OF the sumo instant. a hide
boy, with a sprightly countenance. started
lorul from the midst OF the crowd. and stood
before the magistrate. WHO arc your ssid
he. James Romeo, the brother of this poor
iilue girl. 'lsar ager 'Thiusen And
what do YOU WANT j come 10 claim Lucil. /
10. Bot have you. then, the means of pro-
'ding Tor herr 'feslerd | had not. bot
now have. Don't be afraid, Lucilla, Lucil- \
Ia. 'ol. how good YOU are, JdmrI Magis. \
lIalr, 10 James. But let us see, my boy; the ,
Court Is disposed To do all IL can Tor your SIS
Ter. However, YOU must give US som. ex. Z
plauaiion James: About fortnight apo
my poor mother died OF bad cough. for IL
was very cold at hOms. We were IN great
irouhle. Then said 10 myself. viii b.. (
come al artizan. aud when | know 20 u
trade Will support my sister ! went az. /
prentice 10 brit maker. Every day used
TO carry hcr hall my dinner, eni at night ]
took her secretly 10 my room, sui She slept
IN mybed while slep, on the aoor, wrapped
up IA my blouse. But IL appeared ths little
,hlng bad not enough to eat. for oas ddy she
unfortunately begged on the boulevard When
heard she was taken up, | sid TO myself.
CON- my boy, tlIIngs cannot last So: YOU must
mad something better. very much wished
TO become au ariiLln, but at last decided 10
/ look for place; and ! have found a very good
Que, where J avn lodged, led and clothed.
aud have - frances a mouth. ! have also
found gpJd woman who. Tor thcs 20 france.
viii take care of Luciila aud teach her needle
work. ] claim ny sister Luciila, claspms
her hands: oh, how cool YOU are, james,
Magistrate, To James. 'My boy, your conduc
- vcry honorable. The Court encourage yo,
~ prrscverr ~ this course. aud YOU viii pros
PER The Court then decided To- render "a,
LaoIila 10 James, aud She was going from th
bar 10 join her brother when the magistrate
smiling, said: You cannot be set at libsrl
uFto-morrOw' James: Never mind. Incii
Ia. ] will come & fetch YOU carly tomorrow
To the magistrate: Il may kiss her, mas not
sur lie then threw himself Into the arms q
his sister, and both wept warm tears OF aneC
tion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-06
SONS OF TEMPERANcE.

The article inserted below IS from the pen
OF q w. Ii. Fickaidt, member:
The Order OF the Sons Of Temperance which
Is St'minSly tirIsiing Its arms every where.
and gathering lis hosts OF Temperance mto It's
Divisions, is perhaps not so generally under.
STOOL IN It's particulars as it's great merits de.
serve. Ihe order, IL il hiriiy worth while 10
say was built OF the hint afforded by previ-
Gus organizations. II is, however, as mat.
yer o' principle, Tar more simple than its pre-
uacrNsJfs. Not tltttit attaches any blame 10
These orders on account of compleXity. but be-
,aHsa taking advantage OF their experience and
aiming with al It's heart. at uHiUCrsul relor,ns
oi intemparIte habits aud customs. italso aims
al the most wide spread approval. lis foun.
der anu supporters knew und understood ina,
anton Is Tie talisman Ui victory. Owing 10
Want OF nnlon, the preceding temperancs ell
loFis, productive as they Doubtless were of vast
ana incalcuable good yet tailed oil the highest
eHec's' The order IS the experience of the
Ids' thrown about the old principle as an i'm
PrnelIdble offensive and defensive armor, and
sPiendidly DOES IL answer the purpose The
history OF associations Tor moral effort. NAV in
vain be SEARCHED Tor parallel Co ijs astound
ing progress. The Order Of the Sons OF TEN
peranee, mot yet Tour years old, and number.
700 Subordinate Divisions, embracing 50 DOC
members, Organization, kindness anil beney.
olence are The secrets OF its SUCCESS. Itser.
Idngements are clearand natural. A National
DIVISION, Grand Divisions OF States and Ter.
fiioues, and Subordinate Divisions are lie
machinery. The National Divisions j. tall
primary shalt-the Grand Divisions are the
greater Branches, aud the Sabofdinitcs the
smAHtf aHd more numerous, whilst the indi
NiI9a' members are lhs abundant fruits Of this
noble Temperance Tree. Ii - propef to our
'fes soil aud OF American origin aud growth.
and u Is spreading aud viii continue To- spread
an OBJECT Of beauty aud utility 10 the sight of
.he people, until it ovef,haiows tie whole
land, with is glorious white foliage.
Sub9fiin2ic Divisions OF tie Oder. ore i,s
immediate practical aud popular portions
'ht bldnd Divisions are chiefly, uliciI aud
gre representative IN character. The National
DIVISION Is Zoe supreme lsgi.l1ti,r power of
lne Omcf having sole c0nif5i over lis copsti.
UNIONS ana IS also representative. Tie mrm.
OtH orr ac.l'e us ibc result will show. Their
P'.' individual operations are CO.. st alarming
7" 'he Opponents OF temperance. and most
Hppy IN enccis on the victims ct a degraded
app. iile. plbe order Is moreover very plcas.
I"g Ini's ceremonies and offers MANY attnc.
iluhs lu ilc people In It's internal ti.. and ban
tHls 20 Achn s., e.. 4 Son Of Temperance
9 y, 'n' p.niltg' OF entering any .u6or3istc
Ii'isi9n ~ ths United States Tl. whole
~" isesceedinsly INTEREST lRana inp7.ipg
M'aiiy 20 furnishes safe resort lor ,o,@s
q" Oh anl intellectually offers one of tbe bstf
schools ior mefal and intellectual detachment
In iue county.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-06
From tte 81. louis R,nnLIic,,


WAG0NS.-The Pittsburgh and Wheeling
papers have got into controversy about th,.
manufacture Of wagons In which tce have a
right TO NEEDLE. 20 far as To make explana.
tons. Some time ago, we published a nara
graph, IA which we said that a letter from
Fort Beat spoke IN disparaging terms OF the
wagoas purchased "by the traders" at Pitts.
burgh, sad stated the grounds OF the priev.
snee- IheTeupon. the IvhocliHg Times. al
ways ready ton a hiag al the sister city. said:
+" W heellng furnishes the right kind of wag.
ons. The Piltsburshers GOT their dander up
al this inslnuauon, and the Chronicle ma
per which we do not receiye-is represented
as saving:
The wagons, OF which the complaints
were made, were not Pittsburgh wagons
They were manufactured elsewhere. The
statement made ia the s.. Louis DO pers was
most emphatically denied By Mr. Townsend
the principal carriage maker ia our city. Mir
Iownsend showed that no wagons from this
CITY had reached 81. LOUIS at the time when
The complaints were made, and consequently
there could have been no truth ia the state.
ment."
Now zoe say, that the wagons. Of which the
complaints were made trere PITTSBURGH MAG.
ons--or furnished there; that the wagons had
not only reached st. Louis, but had. as stated
made the tap to Fort Bent, 50 much. OF least
as was left oil them--and that our s,atemen
Was founded on a letter from a trader al tha
post. The wagons il may BE- observed wen
those purchased by traders-and not thos
made Tor the use of the United States. and I
which, probably, Mr.. Townsend had refei
ence. We must insist upon the correctnr,
OF the original statement
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-06
TREAsuRY DlpAErurSr.

9th Auditors Office, July 81. 1916.
Sr:-iou are charged ON the books of this
Office with $500, the value OF the clothing
and blankets furnished ior the use Of your
Company, and Tor which YOU will b. held ac-
countable. In order to relieve yourself from
this Accountability, YOU will enter on your
lirst muster Roll all articles OF clothing aud
blankets Issued To the men under your com.
mand. aud request the Paymasier to deduct
the several amounts from their 6rst payment.
You are also held responsible Tor ihe camp
and garrison equipage received for your Com.
pany, until turned over to ~. 5. Quarter.
master.
| am. sir, your obcil ent servant,
JNO. NJ. MCCALLA. Second auditor.
Capt. e. IL ToslS, Washington ReSt. la,
Volunteers.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-06
IMPORTANT INvENTIoN-we l,,,,

iMfOkiANI INVENTION We learn
says the Boston Miil, thst Mr. Francis Dixon
OF Lynn has made most important improve
meat IN the art OF gunnery. Ii is equal, a.
dapted 70 pistols, maskeis, rides aui canlon;
and by It's application balls may BE- discharged
at the rate OF thirty or forty ia a minute. b.
the simple movement Of handle cannon
may Dc made TO load, prime, ignite, AL dis
charge itssif. Ii will alsJ make dis.hltges
discharges with equal facility whether advanc
ing or relreaiias. la short, il is one OF the
greatest Improvements ever made IN the ART
olgunaery, aud IL must put goat power into
the hands tie nation possessing IL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-06
LocoFoCo ECONOMY ExEMpIlFlEp

lake the nansgementoi the surplus fund
as an instance OF the economy ct the two par.
ties. The average expenses in Whig coun.
ties was S62 In Loco counties il cost an sy.
eIage OF Sis year. Look at Perry and
Muskingum, the former had S25. 1sS. To loan
out and they changed Sl7 800 for doing il.
Mushingum bad SOB 1913 and the expenses
we've s96,Sl, aud 80 of that was Tor taxes paid
on morieaged premises. But look how the
commissioners themselves Jared for three
years past. In 1913, Perry commissioners
got $3.50. Muskingnm got $40. In lsIi.
Ferry 3S6, Muskingum ~. Ia 1913, Perry
Sll0. Muskingum SIS.
Total sl,l52 Tor Perry, aud only 40 for
Muskingum.
Voters OF Mnskingum. Think Of these
things when you 50 TO the polls.-ZlResriAe
Wnig.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-06
Al RARE PArRI10NY - rnnnn 3D.

A Rare PATRIMONY-A Young man
OF Nurembergh, VINO had no fortune, request
ed lawyer, ri .lidoi his, to recommend him
TO family, where he was daily visitor. and
where there was a handsome daughter. who
was 10 have large fortune. The lawyer a.
greed; but the father Of the young lady loved
money and asked him wha, property the young
man had. The lawyer said he dill not exact
ly know. but he would inquire. The next
time he saw his young friend, lac asked him
IL he had any property at all. mo" replied
he, "none whatever" "Well, :" said the law
yer. "would YOU suffer any one TO cut oil
your nose. il he should give YOU sc, 900 for
~" mot for all the world" replied the youth.
Ills we'll" added the lawyer; IL had reason
for asking. The next time he saw the girls
father. he said; IL have inquired about this
Young mans circumstances; he has, indeed,
n ready money, but he has jerei, for which.
to my knowledge, he has been offered and re.
fused SEQ, 900. This induced the old father
TO consent To the marriage, which accordingly
took place; BUTT is said that, in the sequel, ne
often shook his head when he thought OF the
highly priced jeTd.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-06

Respecting the nell who were lei, behind
~ New York when the California expedition
sailed 50 suddenly last week, the Washing.
ton Union says:
Instructions have been given by the de part.
ment, To cause the officers amp men lett on
shoTe, TO BE- quartered on Governors island.
where they will be subsistod and provided for
until transport, which is now being fitted
ont with stores, &c, can take them 10 their
place OF destination.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-06
TREAsuRY DEPARTMENT.

- huNl'oI OAiice, August ;, 1910.
Sir:-Bv a decision of the Hon. the Secre.
iory OF War, each soldier. under your com
mand Is entitled TO six months clothing. 10
the amount OF S2l; all over that they are 10
be charged with There will b. other char.
ges, OF which YOU will be informed by this of.
hce. You wili please consider this letter your
quite, In addition 10 the one you received
from me OF the 3lsi ult.
Very respectfully,
JNo. Nj. McCALLA, Sccc n | Auditor.
Capt. u. III. TOein, Louisiana Volunteers.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-06

A meeting in relation to the improvement,
Of the Western waters. was held in n. York,
On Monday evening al which MIR. Wilson. OF
milwaukee, presided. The great and rapidly
increasing trade and commerce Of the West
em Lakes aud Rivers were considered. and
the proposition for a convention. OF all the
interests involved in Lake and riyer navigation
toassemble in the Summer of ls47. was con-
carred in. and recommended the city of Chi
cago, AMI the 18th OF June next, as the place
aud time for the sssemblage.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-06

PROFITABLE DAlRYlNG.-At The az.
riculiural fair. held last week in Hamilton O..
OEio. a stat, IN at MAS read anil sworn 10. of
The produce la Butter OF COW OF Mr.. K.
i. GiCcn.
Product in II consecutive day, 80 los.
10 ounces.
Product i'm weeks 20 It's II az.
Fed, fret week. ON good rssture and corn !;
second w.ok, good pasture, cora and bran
siop; ihlTd ~erk' good pasture, coTn, brau
siop AID pumpkins.
IL Is said that powder on a lady's face has
the same effect as that la the pan OF musket
ASSISTS her to 20 of.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-06

80 WV OhLkANHs sept. II, 1910.
SRI have the honor TO acknowledge the
receipt OF two iavors from you. on. dated 81 81
July, the other Slh August. | can ouly an.
sweT bya yarn.
A country man OF mine was oace indulging
IN the very intellectual occupation of sucking
fresh eggs raw and reading newspaper. By
some nischance he coulryed To bolt a live
chicken. The poor bird chirrupped as il went
down his throat, aud lac very politely observ-
ed
BE the powers, my friend, you spoke too
! late"
! can only say, sir, That your iavors have
reached me too late. They have been chas-
lnS me through the Mrxican Post Offices: that
Is, 10 express myself more clearly, when re-
ceired them, they 1.-THE letters) were down ia
Mexico, and Mas up here, aud then didn't
receive them they were up here and | was
there.
The TACT l. that most Of my men have been
paid OF, AMI are now scattered TO the Iour,
quarters oil the globe. They were mostly sail.
ors' as was myself From them il there he
chaFSes) nothing can be- expected The camp
ani garrison cqulpage has been turucd over To
thr proper officers, with the exception OF sun
dry axes smashed and placed hOrs dc combat
in ch0pping down those amabie chappoals z
on ihe banas at the Rio Grande 1 expect. al. .
So the camp kettles ant pans many of which
were ustu ~ in roasting, boiling. slcwing
mi iriluS oar pork aud bedS bacon and fresh
'eei, not To speak VI the sioW UenisOH, which
ONE were lli-natured enough to call Mexican
'ecl (may the Lord forgive them
For my oan responsibility in The matter, {
regSeti more on Uncle Sums account than !
ny own, That Om not worth continental
tine have been not only paid, but b.. 4
'e'e over paid by about SO. Ms conscience I
-oinpeivd me 10 remonstrdte with the Pay I
nls'ets, but they assure me they made no ,
mistakes, (Bsnk Tellrrs sometimes saw the
,ame,) considered lheir feelings aud ia.
iui6ed them. However, | mad gooi Us. OF
lac money. gave il to the sick anl unpaid
soldiers.
Most oiths other ,ptaius are in the sum.
TX with myself, (barung the overpay) abou, !
esponsioiliiy, aud rcirr 10 my cpislie as an
inwSsT
IL you lave any farther communication for |
me, please direct TO the Gaze ol Mai. Gen.
John l.. Lewis, y. ., ] Seldom On TO the Post
once, becanse have nobody To correspond
win, and Yet am not The mln who never
had iather nor mother, but vas .won in a
rattle"
Very respectfully.
q. II. roBlN, Capt. Com. ID. |.
Washington Regiment, la Volunteers
JoHS Nj. McCALtt, Second Auditor
L. 81 don't kaox whether To sign nv
sell Captain. eX Captain or late Canaan
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-06

Cor Robert i. Conurl OF the Philadel.
Phis North American. is the Wing candidate
Tor Congmssin the FOuth Congressional Dis
tnci oi Pennsy lvsuia, against Charles j. In.
gersol. Tiers - talT chance fora iigh, in
me district, and we are not without hope that
Mr.. Conrad will b. chosen.
la the Erie district, the Wings have bro't
out James Campbell, OF Clarion, in opposi-
Ton to the Hon. james Thompson, Qocoioco)
the pres9nl sitting member
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-06

GIVE NO PAIN-Breathe not a septi.
ment--say not word--give not an express
sion of the coHDieEaGce that will oliend ano,h-
er, or send thrill OF pain through his bosom.
We arc surrounded by sensitive hearts, which
a VOID, look even, might ill TO the brim
with sorrow. If you are careless OF the opin
ions OF Others remember that they are differ
emily constituted from yourself, and never, by
a word or sign cast a shadow on hnppy heart
or throw aside the suIle OF joy that lows 10 lin
ger on pleasant counlenence.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-06
HEALTH OF NEW oRLEANs-Tbe n

HEALTH OF NEW ORLEANS,-The n.
U. Courier OF the 2jd ult has the following
paragraph
The Board Of Health in their report of
deaths for the week ending September 10,
have deeths by a fever which they call Fla
va. Not belonging to the medical fraternity
we never heard of disease OF tina, uame.--
oae OF our learned acquain,a ices says .'hava"
is Latin,ior yellow ADD thus we suppose
the Board mean to say there were three deaths
By yellow fever during last werk They men :
ton cases of congestivc fever bilious lever
why notsay, in equally plain English, YELLOW
FEyERl
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-06

0- The construction Of rail road FROM
Valparaiso TO Santisgo, the capitol of Chill
Is in contemplation. 1t will be made by
English capitalists.