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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-11
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
LIyERPooL PRICES cIiRRENT

III bhi OOb fhiOL~S OOhhEN L.
We are furnished By our friend Mr. M'kee,
with a copy OF Boyd & Browns Liverpool
Prices Current of the 18th June from which
we make the following abstract
PROVISl0NS.-Beef, fine mess " Dbl.
38a40s., Prime 27a52s., Pork, " bbl. mess,
54C960s., Lard. " 100 bbls.. $685., all the
above duty free. Cheese, " fine, pr 100 bbls,
5095is. Duty IS. per cwt. Butter " 100
bbls. S0SSSs. DUTY los. " cwt.
FL0UR.-Y Dbl. 81 6d923 6l.
LEAD.-Pig in bond l7G los " ton.
W0OL.-Merino, " 10 Is 5d,alsSd. Free.
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MoRMoNS IN MISSoURI--The ST. Lou

Republican OF the 2nd inst. says
I'VE learn that number OF Mormons have
collected in Gentry county, in this State, and
are commencing buJding and farming. Maj
Harvey. who has just returned from the lndi-
an country, expresses il as his opinion that no
hiornons have yet crossed the Missouri, as
has been stated, on their way to California.
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THE CELEBRATED MEDICINES

NF r. WARNER, well known ~ She Old Indian pbv.
~ stefan of Iiiisurgh, with particular drcon. ,y
ueir employment, can he had OF his son Doctor Elisha
Warner, South Wheeling. ~
IL IS useless 10 pun these invaluable medicines sinre
they are 20 generally known and have te,n eN,cs,,s
employed by The citizens 81 Pittsburgh aud vicinity ~,
hun an family Is MI ietI y 'N' Wy
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The National IntclliScncer says that the
vote on IN. Tariff bill in the Senate will be a
tie. 1t must look then, we presume, Tor the
return OF Mr.. Haywood.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NoTICE

SF1hE estate 81 Daniel Darnhsrt deceased bsvirg ,,
- committed 10 the Sberifof Ohio County ncYsons
knowing themselves indebted To said estate viii All %
lhe subscriber and settle and persons having eisi
gs'ns' said esiae VIII prescott iom duly auihentieteJ
JOHN a; EOFF, ID. g.
- For X. C;WOODS - o. e.
y iu-lIH Admir- Of IIar.f Uavub.,, IA
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CHOLERA. SUMMER coupI ,rvr

CHOLERA, SUMMER COMPLAINT. D,,,yn.,.
IlsENTE7Y, AND Alt sTHER DEEANoENr~Is 80 -,
siOMAtH AID BOWELS, crREp ny RE-. T,
'Af NE'5 CAkAINATIVE BAISAM
-, -, $780,, Now York, 9TH mouth Isf 1922
Friend Do. lAYNEcIt gives me n,ueh ME :, y
'ln uec 81 The result OF in which sdministrJ
my tNhMiNAIlNE BALSAM. and rons,Icr :, =, 49,
maVcr ~ duty due thee and the public 10 giv, lie al
living s'dieinsnts-Bcing called 10 visit a patie,f 80,
49, tlhoe' I"nnd he was vomiting aud pt,rgi, 49,, =,
ViocnliF with severe Tormina and Cr5mr. a. ~, ot
go, "WeI SaemHles, and a'so IN the aidominsl pRTi,
ts lie CrSmp was 30 violent, that u took fnnT - ~,
tub MIN necessarily, "a keep down the spss0, ana 80
hls own words, I've said seemed him a. Al hi. b,
W"uld strap ~ Two Theirs were also voient rbr,i. -.
M"uhh TIC al hieal region, attended with vrrv s's
sing nausea IN shcfi considered n 10 lie = a.. &C..
utuc chpcta. Onnd on enquiry, that the rat,nt -,
ttP unMe The day previous with lonSencsr ~ tb 1
Wes. lhGl SIX hours before saw him. he va sc,,o,
WIN lhc complaint. and had gradually got yyorse H.
ics wee cold, and he nearly puIsras ~
usle'cy gave hiin spoonful OF thy Ha'sso vh,,b IN
Nv nuu'es Wa elected from the stomach bat on ri,
Ing few tires the s.umsch tccstoe settlc5 -
pressed himself much relieved then ave lu, :. -
MI Shd opiu'n powder. In two hours ffos Inc ,,c
Nv MN ne Ic quite easy, and fell asleep and sieut =
lH hNc h9ufsi bet ON waking, the symptoms sg.ir -
ii"n otecto1 more or the Halssm Ia 10 giy., -
w" we isessc sui sided and he was cotv ,iescs,
'"'N only .ue toitie 10 effect n cure h.vp -, - ~
Ml"'ssen the hcnehcal Effects II tho S,rr,r.,, :, I
ne pr summer complaints aud Disrhrs fbsf ,,,,t
NOS ic without II fur he weight m siivsr '''' "'u'u
remsin thy friend
THOMAS MOTT In
For ..t.ty - BROADWAY, New YORK
MA. % y CRUMBACKER
Wheeling, Va.
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ADNFINiSTRA YALE

NHTi re sold ~ public sale AZ the Auction Store Of
wv WIN. =. Wickhsm, ON sa'ntdav mornin. nc,t
the lih day 81 July, 1916 al O'Clock. "N''
ROAD Wagon, Team consisting 81 ; horsssA and :
ses o Harness belonging 10 the estate Of Daniel Hsr
hsri deceased. Terms made known ON day OF sac
JOHN q. EOFF, D.. =
80 For X. C.WOODS s. o. e.
" lV--h Admir- Of Dauu u.rula,t p..I
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RlIRGInIrs NOTICE

The Rev. Mr.. Yuice of Cincinnati viii lee
ture in the CITY HALL on Sunday The l2tl
inst. al 3 o'clock 10 the afternoon.
July l2, 1916.
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MEDICAL N01ICF

noCToR ELISHA WARNER rcspcct6,llv s,po,n.
- ees 10 the citizens OF Wheeling aud SURROUNDING
country, tha after an absence OF four months business
Thankful for the liberal shave OF patronage Bestowed ON
Run during hts short residence in Wheeling, he s ten
defs his professional services and bones 10 meet the m
probation OF an impartial public All professional calls
either IN the city OF country. win lie promptly attended
90, aud all chronic diseases will receive particular alien
ton. ~
Doctor Warner having studied medicine under the tut
Won OF espeeiahe physician OF the old school, and hay
ing thoroughly studied the Indian Botanic practice of
his iaher, twio Is generally known As the old Indian
fhysieian OF Piitsrgh aud having had the cSpercnce
OF several years successful practice with him who has
ha most extensive patronage ~ the above city for the
IH' eighteen years, hopes by aSsdous aud
attention TO hs profession, satisfy the rcasonahc
dcnce and patronage. ~
OFFICE ANN DWELLING-in the brick blo,h inn
ron b e,r cad OF The bridge and three doors
ley. - ~ u y kcl
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MARRIED.

'une zSin ultlmo, ia Hancock county K.,
l lr9,,sJ, BY Rev. James Stone. JOHN g M A.
81 wheeling, Vs 70 Miss ELIZA arm az =,
'A'I hAMAR Of Hancock county K
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MRS NJ. J. KEATINa

MRS NJ. j KEATING.
FRilrt RER AND ONFFt~rIONFG
II AS just received splendid ssSorimcn OF all Che f
-AA iereni kinds, wit:
Boxes splendid fresh Oranges,
Boxes do Lemons
Dozen splendid fresh Pine Apples
y fine toi OF fresh Cocoa Nuts
l2 drums extra fine Pigs
drums Rafsins
3 boxes Ruc Band do
large kcg splendid fresh Tamarind,
dozen Jars fresh Prunes
large kcg ficsh Curranis
oNes BOnn's Peach Leaf Totsrn
Jas fresh Canton Preserved Cincer
frail splendid Dates
2-hoNes eNtrS line Red and White Rock 6,,nd,
large nail Fresh Son Shelied Almonds
a large lot OF all the various kinds OF Nu,s
inc lot of Regaia, Cassdore Princire and U,y.,. r.
- ,-""e = J.
beg NJ Dimuih, Lancaster Rspree RnuG
Together with general assortment OF Inc FIRST mn
o Ionieetionsy too numerous ion all OF whch
sire WIZ sell wholesale OF re all a, her ON Monroe a.
opposite the Merchants aud Mechanie,' Rant 10 on "
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NOTICE TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN

FYtHE steamer Acadia stored with us on the Iatb nh
10 nns Vsrnish, no marks consigned 10 Humphrey
viii be sold TO pay Geight and charges in 20 d,vs y
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-11

RAILROAD DlRECrORS.-Th election
Tor Directors Tor the Pittsburgh und Councils
Vile Railroad which took place yesterday
was very spirited. The following persons
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

t1thb 'Medicsi Lectures wiii commcucc a. rN,f1 On
- he htst Monday Of November aud continro 49,.
months, under tie following ARRANGEMENT. '''
The Principles and Practice OF Surgery by
Mater, Med;e, - rr,. Professor Dudley
chemistry and Pharmacy Nv .. p,a
sp 'cisl and Surgical Ahato nv hy :. M
o'neIsl and Pathological Ana.omy aud
- Psychology nv a. -.
Children nv g.,
inSofy and Practice Of Medicine by nsr,Ic,,
DtmonstTaior or Anatomy T. l. flpd,c,, m N
nc whole Course costs Si05 and as we have utcr,,,
Nciisled the CREDIT System .su vilt lc uv,,i,b,,, ~
fuiIeu. Ihe maineulS'ion and library ticket H. Sst.z
dola,s Tie hospital ticket dollar dscrlinr
uona'si Hrmusing fee, S25. Boarding and Iodginc
rom TWO 20 Three dollars per week fuel and sb,s
"ed' ny order OF the Faculty go ~
Lexington, Ky, Is II-gw '' JEAN
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Plain and Ornamental Binding.

" al KINDS, TO order, IN the most thorough
manner aud al the cheapest rates.
bLANh BOOKS furnished 10 any pattern,
Magazines, Pamphlets, Music, &c, bound
III Ine most substantial manner.
Old books rebound, &c.
me ne, Blndefy will be under the charge Of J.
u Oil. JF., an experienced and compe-
given.
Ihe subscriber is satisfied that he can, and
s determined TO furnish as good work a. can
DO done in the city, at as cheap rates End with
the utmost promptness.
Steamboat OCHsrs and Builders, are PAR
Hcu'arly invited TO give him a cali, as he is
prepared 20 furnish books AMI bills out and
out, at the shortest notice.
may l6 ). L. WHARTON.
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SAFE OF REAL TsTATr.

Benjamin MeMeehsn F9URsI'INT ~ 5o.,,e
- r,.,.fc..I 4 "'''tt
Ismes klinsey and otbers) by tho Cfcui, snpcr;o, @
=, law ana Shancery Tor Ohio ty on The 2;, IA
~ 49,, Iu I'D 'hg undersigned selling as CORNERSTONE
Wv W. ,Wgns. loio a. tha front door Of the Court House
=, u' ouhly the following described proper,v tbst ~
&C. VIC uhaNincd hair of tract Of land situate an
,, "tinE Ntese. mioining land sold by William Chan
INC 10 enfy Moore aud Roiett Baldwin hcginp;rg :, .
80, ~, w. .eA ~ thc creek, thence with faid Moore
slu bad" ms line T. l5l deg. " 10 said CbanIine,
d,oJ es y % des w win sad hack line three hun
,, ~ uonee y ~ w 20 the hank ufNYhee ng creek
90 w W. cfe'h WIN The Gicanders thereof three hun
~, - 70 we tcgnnins, supposed 10 contain tv,gye
1890 ,"s'' te iile same more les upon the follow,
sae money TO- raid ~ baud and the residue bv ,sf
ns'enielHs al sNy twelve and eighteen tnonts ,itt 80
49,. iVh, Gay o saie The purchaser living tous sJ -
40 uhc itlc retained mill the whale sy,o,,, IA
purchase money b. paid JOHN q EOFF. " u
" 10-im Cn,a',., = 1917, q q g. -
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GENTLEMEN's CATERS

u received a. the Shoe Emporium, sou,b End ~
80 "a square ono case Of Gentemen's cIstb ga
i - oAi EkS, very superior article Tbose ,,Ih
ik good article will please call and zee them "'s"
10y TODD & HOWELL
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David Hickman.
Complainant

complainant
gssoe Hstheh and Retecea Hatfield Us cu.~ersy
~ fwli haincih, Infant Heirs OF
s ~. natheid. deceased. Defendants
- ~ 70 Decree pronounced in thu eafsc the
sourf Of ~. - leia ~ the Circuit superior
AZ he C,,,,t t JOY tyler County, viii sen
'"uIi mouse door % Tyler county ON Monday INC
vu usy o. august next, that being toag, a., n Al Cub
~ .e.sn; faci OF 81 acres Of land ying ,n said
,fg O yer end situate on Middle Island Creek nesr
iourne The county scst 81 sstd ro,iofv
ne sale viii ic made on the slllo,tisw ,syrs- a. 70
9fed ~ te sad decree VIZ one third II to purchase
,''.l ~ = psid IN eight months one third sixteen
s''ii-' eha ihe remaining third n twenty four
,s nom 'e dsy u saietbo pafehssci 70 give bonds
Tearing interest, with good security FOR iha payment o.
July WV Special Commitsionsr.
VIRGINIA. Ts wn--At Ruies bcia IN tbs cas,k's 0fa
~, .r,S.s so,s ~ (, sd & =, 80 sa9 Dhsnss'
Thomas Browse. Wlham y peicrfou1
snd Rohet Patterson, Complainant.
Thomss ~. ccnip snd Ann biz WIFE Us cs.sery.
David J. Hnlsfa. Isaac Corwin End
Msris n. bis wife and Henry Hifiafd
~ Iiia day came re Complainant. ~ ,t.,, .,t,rpfy.
end MED tteif tN ~ COM iaint In ts uH ard ~
betnaats nos having entered their aresfsoss sndfy
en sccnf eeeoffnrio law snd the sss gf fhis COol
and appearing ~ saisfsrfsrs s,,de.ss ,sf Tie AID
behaahls are not inhatsnfs "a fbis etsfo Thefsofs
vh motion Of flc Compianauis ~ tte3r rrorsei of
oetea !nai hc said defendants 10 apursr hcre n ris
np.ush ~ said Court On TIE 6rr HoedsF Of heqisl
~ new ara enswcr hc tiH 81 TIE Coupainents ~
bai eopy ofths order Re deserted 5f two monts ~
,sasve'y IN ihs Wheeling Times ard Gazette nswsps
paef pulshcj ne ciy Of pvheeiire sns sao,bsf e
'y posted ~ ne doof n M Cosrt holss 81 bs soanD
wJ 2-w2m clerk
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ICE. ICE. ICE.

sS.alscriheT would respectfully inform the citizens
- OF wheeling ira, lac ygops..d Ia f,rnI.h ,hsa,
wan any quantity offCE FROM his ''
NAV MOTH ICE IIOTSE
during the his usual low urIe,s .nd =, ,,,
hme Il may re wanted by day night
eIsohs wishing lee can leave word at either Of the
Wv IN. ceorres store, North Wheeling b. r. Kelley
80 g son'h Wheeling, Todd & Howell's Shoe store
sAv1 space brenilineers APothees Ashland SQUARE
VI q. NC residence OF the proprietor East Wheeling
'"s -.----------- JACOB AMICk.
- q bbls. Alum, 30 bids. Eng Ven red. for safe nv
-------------A-- fRNoR X fAULL.
- for sale by PRYOR 4 PAT-rr
Ief Maskcs
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CLOTHS CLOTHS.
q ECEIVED this day, and for sac cnx.rrR Than IN =
~ ChtlPtsT, large lot ofCioths and Twccds OF SUI
por qualy Can and see for yourselves az the Auc.
ZION Rooms Of 30 w. s. wICKiIAM
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10 MALF CHESTS J. H. TEA
- - ~ do do Up do
~ 90 do Imperial 10
Received aud fos sale by
Joo HUDSON A. Mon ptocD,
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IIT4NI.
2IIEE MICS No. Pittsburgh White Ie,d IN s,o,.
and for sale al exceeding low mice A., 80 -,
sun purchasers, at tho Auction Rooms OF '''' W
July NJ a xUff~Iu.,.
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VIRGINIA. Ts wn.-At Ruies hcia 10 me Cisgh = 0na
ofthe CiFcuh superior Count ~ Law sud Chanecv.
iof Tyler connty Aonaty, the is dsy Of June lse
Thomas Browse rs iliiafn ~ Peterson
md 4 Eaf 1
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-02-05
rue copy - -NIn'HN,
HENRY BOWEN, Sec'y
II is enarted By The Gcncrn .EsSemJy as i,l
IO,U3


iOt03:
Section l. An descriptions of u is sol,
under the names of sperm, Spcrnaccu, lam
,unmcr, fall winter. and second winter oil.
shall be deemed pur" water pressed, q.
summer strained spcruHcc, oil.
Sec.2 All oll. sod under the names niorr
said. winch are aduliprulcd with Whale, Ia
or any other OIL of less value than pu c
sperinacc' oil, shall be deemed whale uI,
and the ,euder shall be- liable to the pul
chaser iof double the amount Of the differ
nnce in value between pure spcrmacctl q
and what oil, when the QuanlIy sold eX
cccds hyc galuus, and tour times the dttl'r
cgce when said quantity - Ices than five "a
Ions uplcsS the proportions at The rcsprcly
oils are disclosed to the purchaser at the TN
ot sale
Sec. 3. ANY person who shall sell any o,
or OILS commonly known under IL" nnmC|
sperm, sp"rmaceti, amp, summer, fall, wlntr
aud second winter OILS, winch have bee
adultcrated from pure spefmaceil oil by .
mixture Of whale. lard or any other lntcrlo
OIL aud shall not disclose To the purchase
proportions of the oil, pt which 1t consist
at the time Of sale, in the manner prescIl be-.
IN the preceding section, shall, Inr caci
offence. forfeit the SUN ui twenty-five dol
lars, as a penalty therefor 10 be- rccuver,,
with costs Of suit m nm gction ut debt, b
any person sung Tor the same, aud To Ia
usc.
Sec. !. All oils sold under the names men
toned IN the preceding section which shn
have been mixed with tight pressed oll, sha
be deemed tight pressed ol aud the vend'
thereof, or of tight pressed OIL under any
The na'nrs aforesaid. shall bn liable To ~.
purchaser thereof for dunbc The value O.
,he difference between The fret quality g.
spcrmacell oil aud tight pressed OH, uucs.
At the time of sale, The vennor shalt dl.
close 10 the purchaser the mixture afutc
sad aud Il not mixed, rs quality and n
snch disclosures shall not b. made "a nfote
sad. The ,enders shall be liable to the pc
nnltlcs PROVIDED IN the preceding section
io be recovered IN the same mnnncr 10 ~
~" ~ Tho person prosecuting Tor the same.
See. s. The test Of pure speunacetI 81
shall b. the Harris Olcometcr.
True COPY wl'ncss.
HENRY BOWEN, See'y.
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cOpy-WllnPsS,
HENRY BOWEN, Seciy

Whereas the policy 1T protecting the la
bor ot the country has been sanctioned bt
sound and patriotic statesmen OF both po-
ltica parties, and by every administration
Of the general government since The ad"p-
ton ofihe constitution untll the present Time
and wbereas, under the benign influence ol
this policy thls Slate, ana IN inct the
whole country. have attained un"Nampled
prosperity I: aud whereas, IN snrrenderIng -
The General Government bv the compromises
of the constitution, the exclusive powers lo
regulate commerce with foreign naii0ns, the
States OF this Union IRE individually pre-
vented from exercising any power at sell
protection against the inHuX VI the products
Of the paupcr labor Of Europe, aud the over
Ia cd energies OF utuer countries there
f.G
Resolued that II H. the duty as well as the
sound policy of the Government, to continue
such laws tor revenue ns shall give full pro-
,ectlon and employ yneut To lhe labor ot onr
country, that the sources Of wealth may b.
,uulmunired, and that oar citizens OF every
class muy conilnne IN the cnjoy:i, vi ,h'
m.rns ~ comfort mn ',Sppncss.
RtSoirtd. That IA the language Of Jeffcr
son, " II bchoovos us TO pro Get our citizens,
prohibitions and u les. against the sys
ten Of prohibitions and duties OF other M
lonl such duties having the effect of ~.
direct encouragement 10 domestic manuiac
lures of The same kind"
Resoip'd, That IN the language Of Andrew
Jackson, The materials of Our national de-.
fence ought 10 have extended To them AIDE
quate and fair protectlo1, that our own man
uiac,urers and nborers may be placed on
fair competition with ,ho," Of Europe
" That we draw from agriculture Ms superb.
bundun, iobor, r,-empIoy II m The mechanlSu
and manufactures. thereby creating a hum'
market for our bread stuiis and dIstrlbutln.
labor ~ the more profitable account ;--IheI
benefits 10 ia" country viii r"sult'
Resoired. That the Tariff act of 1912 I.
cmlncntly calculated To carry out the doc
irlneS ul Jefferson aud Jackson and that II,
effect upon all the Industrial relations ci III
country has been signally beneficial tha
It ought not 10 be chang, d, uu,css IN sucI
minor details as experience may have show
10 need amendment aud that the main Tea.
lures Of the act aud Tho great principles upoI
which It IL founded, oDght to be- left M.
touched n The sctlcd policy Of The countr! =.
True cOpy-wlincss,
HENRY BOWEN, Sec'y
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FIRST RATE STOCK

of Ready Made Clothing and Furnishing Goods, adapt
ed to THIS FALL aud coming WINTER, that will
eclipse in brilliancy, aud sstnnish ALL IN QUANTITY
ALMOST sURrAssEs BELIEF. Together with an
IMMENSE STOCK of
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in motion. SLOW a SURE Is Its rovOlution-cloth.
ing IN lis by thousands until the end Of the year
its revolution completes n HALF 4 MILLION DOL
LARS WORTH SOLD, and brings Us Ia "A new career
for lSi6.
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Resoirsd, That the blIl passed NJ the las
session of Congress reducing ihe rates OF
postage. has received, aS |, cminently d."
mand- the favoruble consideration OF the
American peopl"
KesoireR, rhni our Senators and Repre-.
scu,ullvrs III Cungress be requested IN the
cnusideta,lou Of any amendments found
necessary IN the practical operation OF 'h'
bill, 10 u-e their influence against any alter
alton by which The greet body Of the people
sh1'l be deprived Of the nehls OF cheap
postage.
ReSolr,d. That his Excellrncy the Gov
"rnor be requested Ia forward copy oi
ihese resolutions TO our Senators aid Rep
rcsenlalives n Congress.
TIme rnnN--Mllnpsa.
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In all its variety. so AK II Il l." continues the
GRAND THEATRE or ATTRACTION. living
panorama Of human beings ock TO this fashionable re-
sort daily--rnd to meet the FULL ANTICIPATION
ofniy NUMEROUS Friends and Customers, | have
FRESH MANUFACTURED
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HERALD OF THE TIMES.
TO TIE HONORABLE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF The STATE of
RuODEIsIAND &c, AT IT'S JANUARY SESSION. 1916 TO BE
HELD Ar THE CITY OF PROVIDENCE IN SAID STATE:

The MeMoR of subscribers the Newport and OF the
several other towns county Respectfully pee"s
T S%sSs sa | F ss @ @ RoY c%peG c %"s' 'S With %
powers privileges in such cases granted to construct IL 1 Koa @ ~ @
the town Of the tow" of Newport
t M S r s HSa %s the i Fail iii sr Ss BrnnoS
& % s "as a" e sune sa BE s s' e S' ferry s n
Bridge and Fall River Turnpike Corporation m'nenIe
pss s s c@psny ,S S "i' s p n at the north en-"
o@ @ at on or % "s ~cea hS side 3 His n in aas a rous %
Portsmouth and Middleton to some suitable po hSr % en ron TO- %
any to be s;ss%S aG BY o sy ee'"sss esS %
% the tow" S s % Ts R sf R@~es n Rail e c""y
the assent of said Company ana
the obtained said union and appear conducive TO the
Mmo'ast and of advantage " the public that SAID companies
be united
M The e ,"scr n a e superior odVass Rail
wherever Ca" be ee, o.. ] ", .e" Gy a ~ @ the the e @ and
wi" all who invest an adequate % a,r r" " 10" % TN Eoa" o @
perhaps matter of "a d 1n ro % %
any track where business and travel may .h reasonably ron
pate & that s ae Oh ss % "' which f he s"n man has
The has on % h W" n mee agricultural and manufacturing
each becoming covered as wGTe with a" IRON % eE , S
thereby increasing indefinite amount not only the comforts and facilities
& but % the af'H"1" % c% " merely the nece.es &
but of substantial blessings and enjoymen's
Your satisfied deliberate examination of the ADVANTAGE
by many facilities construction which the % " i indicated @
country prerequisites sought for by capitalists who invest them ana m ah1 It's
forms necessary link % in the o s and %o
commercial cities has the important business
NewE winter TO the
Newport unvald and depth am, ready
will General
lime of war the means transportation matc required by the
defence Staewc that Government conen
hitherto urged to the establishment OF
Naval depot Narraganseu Bay will to the
Of already
the northern half and TO the town OF Newport mi
of with districts OF
which this
will
City
of which lie south which will load to
and bind together several portions OF
favored stronger brotherhood OF interests pursuits
hitherto existed between the
aduced
bill which due hocc
law be passcdas al a Assembly
And as n duty bound they will ever pray NC
HUNTER, Ms RUGGIES,
JOSEpI CILDS SAVER,
EDWARD KING, BENJAMIN FINCH,
TX. RANDOLPH, SANFORD BELL,
ROBERT p. LEE, MILTON HALL,