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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-04

In costing our eyes over q file Of The Wheel.
ing Gazette OF 1929. we find. April 2. an &C.
count OF a dinner given 20 Mr.. Clay in this
city. BE had then passed through the fire OF
most bitter persecution. Nv malignant foes, a,
he has aimee done from year to year, and we
could not but think thst had he worn the cloak
OF the hyPccntc il must ere this have worn
Out. Sumo OF these sentiments were given
BY men who are now living. are among the
mos, respected Of our neighbor. and fellow
citizens, and in 1874 expressed the same opin.
ions OF Mr.. Clay that they expressed in 1929.
We present some of the sentiments below
with this remark, which we consider lust, tina,
when a man who In e. prominent aud sc,ive
as Mr.. Clay has been. can retain the same
wsrm admiration and love Of the wise and
good for seventeen years, while living. he
may safely trust his fame to p~osterity and hi,
body to the grave.
BY Noah Zane, Esq.-Henry CLAY Hi,
courage and genius, like the lights Of 81. Elme
amidst the gloom of the tempest. will W..
guide his wandering counirymen home.
BY Alkronder Caidreu.-As n had mar
halls 30 he lies; not ~ the viruous and emil
ghiened patriot, 'he ever stands erect with
courage unsubdued."
ny n. oeob.- Patriotism a deep stream
not a noisy torrent.
BY SamHci ~ CiGuen.-Henry Clsy III;
political life, defined not by lingering wear,
but by brilliant aud successful efforts for th
good OF his country. challenges our sdmin
ton, and coneilistes our rgatI. What he la
o9ne ~ the sure and 10 us, acceptable plede
OF what he will 10. -
Bg T.. H. Cdidrol.-Mr. Clay the IIercu
les OF party NAV dash him for a moment Go m
groundi but Antsis like IL isonly that he ma
Tise with rsnewed vigor.
ny Jawss Ddre.-Henp Clay the ininn
statesman the prosecuted patriot. may hc y,
rcjoiee, when his enemies may have cau.c 1
weep.
HfSRY CLsy The enlightened S,s,esma
Sna accO npiishei Orstor: the friend OF N
Iabourer and Mechanic. LIT his SANDER
beware he who strikes the eAissd ON N
wrong end may cut his own nnges.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-04

TIE s'"sh Western Road Bill h.s ao.lly
P~ssod 'bs lsgislsiuS of Virgins sas b.oom,
a hw u provides ior fhs a
l1 niles Of Mscsdaaausd soad % state o..
Cyunt.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-04

The following is copied from the wheel.
ms CARTE OF 1927. II shows v hat IN. do
signs Of the BSltimoresns were at th., tim,
slmOst 20 yesrs ago.
bTtraet n a letter dated Baiffmoy, ua,,k
"a, lSH.-fo o Commission Hops. h IA,
plooe. "''
~ ""s' imPorani era IL about 10 orru,
iH your plsce end ncishborhood.-A ehs,te,
"' tsi"ipossiion has Just been obtained g..
vac LrgIsisturc oi this State, lo. = ~o,.n""
Ssiihs caPItli Of i've millions q. aT,GInl~hy
coustmct = Rsil. Road from tn. O,ss. "
Ola" n'eF. 81 OF near your placr. Eon,,n.
TINS Sc making tOihe States Of v. ~ -,
~ simiiit charters snd ~ soon a. obts,n.
books Nttl b. 0pened 10 take aaE=Fos
fftc wealth, i~DfueDce. ADD shsractst Al a..
projectors AMI fHsnds az this schem : s,rcsl,
. doubt remsias - to zee eonapletion. and ~.
checis on tbIs place and such other Eann :
ti,r fdsd may touch. will b. beyond the po,.e
81 csiculaiioa. a most interesting ia mpbIe
tss been PubliAsed b. a very intelligent com
mite which ~iii doubtless reach your plse.
n ~ leess 10 Fccomlsead II specially !
yoHr ~D0ticc."
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-04
RAIL ROAD

The train OF cars on the y. so r. Com
many sn ,hoir way 10 Cumberland. on Sunday
last, run over q cow snd were thrown of The
track. The only dsm,ge wss the killing the
COW, sui DELAYING the train for some 8 houu.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-04

people don, like tina, dish. any how I, team be
cooked CASCA.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-04
M00nE, HBYL a On.
IMPORTERS OF HARDWARE.

~ MAHku STREET., FstLa pEkrnts.
nftIA ne sHeatssn u Asseks~ts slsasns ~
- 49, - 'sss ssisessss ss.asts en-, asmplsssS
~ rsssS serP''rs S,ssst fas shs pss-sfs sst
.cas. psflns 80 ny kyoss IN ~ p,s,A Sc
in
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-04

MoLAssEs AND SUGAR. received IN. d.
Ivl snd iOf sale a. yet reduced prices. by
TENS IL JAMESON. Produce De,I,,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-04

THE NATI0NS.-Mr. Walsh. in a letter
TO the National ~Intelligencer. says:-"For
Americs, political Europe Is now France and
Great Britain; and you csnso be ignorant how
they are lcagned. The other greet powers OF
this quaTteT OF this globe leave your hemisphere
TO them, Russia, Austria and Prussia are sbun-
dainty occupied with concerns on this oOntin.
ent and the Fast; France and q rest Britain care
not q straw Tor the Judgments and means Of
the secondary Governments; % they are con.
federsie TO limit, IL not cripple your Union,
you must deny them any new fOothold."
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-30

n novel plan has been suggested for the
capture OF the castle of Vera Cruz by tn. A.
merlcun arms. The Lancaster, Pa. Republi-
can contains communication from Mr..
Wise, the aeronaut, ia which the scheme il
thus gravely dctailcd:
Although the plan shall propose may seem
mover 10 many, Stili a buei detail of ii ! think
VIII sa'is'y TIE most inCredulous of its oiI..s
cy. In the hrst place il will require the eon
slruction of Balloon of common tw;ued
muslin, OF about one bundled lect diamo,cr
lhis machine properly coated with varoish
VIII retain ITS bOUyancy Tor many DAYS q,
weeks. II will bc capable, when inflated. Ia
raise over 5u.OoO pounds. Say 10000 indie.
pendent OF ITS Uwn weight, net worn. car and
'ap'e' ~ can bc inflated in a day; or less
Time II necessary. The pruccss of ina,tion
may accomplished on land or ON bnarI a
inbn OF war a sra. Bs'citcumstapc,,s NAV 70
quifo. The car TO be lus,rd with percussion
ed bomb shells and ,orpedoes "a ibc anonnt
| oil ls,OOO pounds which will leave 1000
pounds ior ballast aud men Thus, il will b,
fsads e1 be placed Ip alpssition lor deadly nc
uon' III xcsy short tluYS The cal,le b,
which "a 10 h. man@vurod may Dc al leaS,
! mics long, so that the balloon at q mile al
e,tNd'lon would leave the vessel, or land 30
sitlon, which acts as the retaining point. gu
OF the reach of the Castle guns. aud under III,
cover OF Our own batteries. The man of ~,
balloon, towering a mile above The castle lik
q cloud oil destruction, would b. entirely on,
OF danger OF the enemies guns since the
could not D. made 10 bear al an object inm..
diatrsy above them. The position of the hal
ioon as 10 height, and distance from the retain
ing point, could be easily maintained by Keen
lhg proper eye TO It's ballasiing. As il woui,
become lighened by the discharge of IA n
ana torPcdoes, an adequate quantity Of gas a,
also be discharged
lie gun from the Castle could be- ever nnal
10 bar upon the war balloon. il would 500,
D. siicncod BY the mpidi.y, precision and Ger
iaIniy with which the deadly missiles coul,
Dc showercd down upon them.
With this nnal war slim hapoino q mil. .
Dove The Tort, supplied with thousand Der
cushioned bomb shells, the Castle ofVcu Cnr
could be taken without the loss of a sinol.
NE 10 the ARM, and atan expense that vouJ,
De comparatively nothing to what il will h
To take % by the common mode of oft,cL
through the medium Of your journal
would most respectfully suggest ibis plan I,
our government, aud will tenIcr my seyyice
Tor SIS construction, aud when CONSTRUCTED
Will NECESSARY, most checrluliy undertak,
iH "irectorship into actual service. alta mo
men, : warning. Ncp respectively your 6iep,
and fellow citizen.
J. WISE.
Lancaster, October -, 1916.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-30
A GOOD MEDICINE.
Asron Housr. March rs.

AsroR HoUsE, March rs. 1916.
Dz. &. BrsJ. Ssfrn.-Dear s,f. Last week s,utrd
nom seneca county. with large hot of Fat sheep and
tsing exposed IN nigh, In tho ears watching ihe,a
TOOK cold. 20 thai when arrived New Yosk, my neck
was SAN. and had violeHi pain my head As-oon
a. d-i'o-e Of my sheep obliged attend my
heaih ioetaned aiot Of your Improves, Indian vcxci
able fhs. aud amer akiaE Two dose entirely re
heNed am well known In the Interior and
Psri OF this State. aud shall AWAY. be pleased
mend yonr Pills. Ncurs Truly, n. AI.vORD.
Ohec lse Greenwich street.. Large Brick Bloek)
r H. Always ''A for the lp'0'ed l"d'an Vegetable
DO And thsi G. Benl smith !. Written with I.
pen, on the bottom Of the 10Y.
THIS - To certify that have u-csl the ~
manufactured by q. Bcnl fnih. OF New York nor some
time. and iseve them Go L. good medicine: aud ais
ffon enquiry IA that city. persuaded thai
ors,na Inventor, and therefore y unlei TO the hcncn
OF the invention y. WILLIAMS.
fasiot - nsptisf Church. Pittsburgh
Othcc ls9Grccowicb q. (lafxe brick haock1
Pills. '""~" ''sS'AN''
| nfAnd sc ,hr g. Rent sts.sh - ,.airrss with .
/ pen the bottom OF the Toy
AessIs ~ WHEELING. ,. CEUNHNs'KER PRYOR
PAtLl. H. MACi.ANE. Argus ouhce.
TT cLAiEsVILLE,o., MORGAN and RAMSEY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-30

-, IL IT hhE TRADE DEFEAT IL PENN
~ LNANIh There is NOT single Tree trade
uusal,' go zoe STATE. % wc except WHmots.
snd there the issue was NOT tlesd, -. -
ilis ground. ior, IL We ere rightly isiorroc1
even MT. Niiinot WAS afraid TO endorse ami
stand By thc doctrine az the iree-trade tsrtg ~
ihe iniiest cttent. With ngard 20 a. Tii,l
D'siTiti where the election of MI Chsrlc.
Brown y claimed a. a victory over The tsri1
W * tnefe were thSee candidates in he field
Brown free trade and Coleman ami : /. ,lIi.,g.
head, bJth ia favor 81 the ladg at ~ IT,
gnilfd vote wss 64i5; while that given n
mf Brown ives tI1g btings maiority afiins,
zee inide ui more thsp 600 votes h. rl,s
Guy sni county, aIso tIe BdH raa.orify \.
"'-' 900, i1f b should b. fm mt~rrd a..
,l 'a.h "i iIe lIr. second, thlal aud Fourth
bt-llC.- 'heu were tva ,,1.Ii.f.,,.. T.. 49,
nos. "'l1 we've huouu io b. a,urtdetg.lf.
l'll" d" q aIi oHIy one ios tale ,and,.
dai0.--Fha Lgs.rfr.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-30
DISCOVERY OF WINE -Si,

DISCOVERY or wINE.-Sir James Nal.
COLIN, IA his History OF Persia" states lint
wine was fifst dis soSerei-fy Jimseeri.y,, on. Of
the earliest monnrchs of the empire. and by
the following accident:
Jdmschild was immediately fond of cranes
and desired To preserve some, which wer, MIA
ced IN large vessel. aud lodged in ,ault f,,
future Use. When the vessel was opcn.J the
grapes had iennentod; their Juice was 40 acid
the kiag believed ii must be poisonous. liz
hat some bottles filled with H. and poison
written uPoa each. These were placed in ms
room IL happened that one OF his isvonte
ladies was affected with nervous headache
The pain distracted her 80 much that she de-
sired death. Observing bottle with poison
written ON ~. She took 1t, and swallowed its
contents The wine. for such IL had become
overpowered the lady, who fell into a sound
sleep, end awoke much refreshed. Delieht.
ed with the remedy. She repeated the doses "a
often hat the kings poison was all drank: Hr
soou discovered this. aud forced the lady 10
confess what she had done. A quantity
ol WINE was made, and Jamschild and all MS
court dfank oil tliis new beverage, which. from
Tie manner OF It's discovery, is TO this day
known an Persia By the name OF zeher-e-k hoosh
o. the delightful poison.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-30

u ARkABLE Cure Of Consanlpsien--i wa. 80
- near death with this disosse that my ffiesIs sent
i"t priest Ia eont-- NC died He his mercy ahI
nae and those srosnd give up until tired nr
Tayior's Bel-sm Of Lfvsrw est sent Immediately for
thiS mcseine and although the contest for few DAYS
between this nciiene my ds~eaSe was severe the
medicine conquered. and iua txn was restored to-
heh hsd had e"'rh, raising of matter. sn- of my
voice. pains, weakness. can refer to pr ~ son M,
'i'e Dafiton House for the truth ofn,y statement
MARY NIT. 10th a. near the ID Beware Of
the frauds, and 20 only TO JAMES BAKER
Oct -, Nleeliny Va
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-30

Ihe following il on extract of a letter from
Col. Campbell, Of the first regiment Tennes.
see Volunteers TO the Nashville WING. The
postscript is later than anything we have seen
from Monterey. The letter is dated Monte.
rey, Sept. %;
Tennessee has suffered most severely; nv
regiment went carly into action On the morn
ing OF 2lst September, and was ordered 10
sustain some regulars who were said To be al.
lacking fort 81 one end OF the CITY. When
arrived with them within point blank mus
ket-shot OF the tort, no regulars were visible
they had filed 10 the right and taken shelter
behind houses and had got into the outskirts
oi Inc town, 80 that my command was left
exposed TO the most severe discharge Of artil.
ieIy aud musketgy that was ever poured upou
a lane OF volunteers--they bore the fire with
wonderful courage aud were brought 60 the
charge ia few minutes and rushed upon the
foot and took IL al the point 1T the iayonei.
IL waa-most calamity done. The Missfssippi
regiment sustained my regiment most gallant
ny IA The charge and came into the hsht like
valiant soldiers.
T. 8. went with Gen. Taylor and witnes.
red the IBsrchlng ia OF part of our troops in
W the bag tort that all the foriiications and
publtc property and stores ore now IN our pos
session, and 'he Mexicsus have a fc,s dar,
lcltollowcd TO march or The iorco IS eighl
or ten Thousand IN the fort aud in the town
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-30
Correspondence Of ne Phil q. y. Gazette
~ laurA,.rlAN o. IlIc

Correspondence Of me Phi. q. y. Gazette
WAsuNGroS, Oct. u, 1916
The Administration occasionally relaxes
from Us ar,luuus labors in the management o.
ITS Affairs with Mexico To attend TO the NOR,
cong-nial duty of turning some men out and
putting Others in office. Some three weeks
since Major holland, the Commissioner OF
The Public Buildings, with salary not reach.
ing not quite $1,000 per snnurn was dismis.
sed from office, and the place rendered to the
non. Anthony Beaumont. of Pennsylvania
who was formerly in Congress with MIR. Polk
and very useful TO him. Ii is understood
that MIR. Beaumont has accepted the appoint
ment.
Major holland was not prescribed. believe.
upon the ground tina, he Was Wing. for he
was good enough Locoioco to remain all
Mr.. iyiers administration and 90 be very al
tenhVe and obedient 10 MIR. Polk.
Renewed efforts, and perhaps successful
ones, are TO be made 20 effect the removal of
Mr. Hagner, the Third auditor. and Mr.. Pleas.
onlon, the Fifth auditor OF the Trcasur, De.
partinent. These old and faithful officers have
been IN the Government service some thirty
years.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-30

We publish the returns of the recent vote
IN Ohio Tor Governor. IL official in ell but
two or three counties, which cannot vary the
result more than one OF two hundred votes.
will be seen that the Official vote varies
from the majority We put down on last FRIDAY
week, bat 200 votes.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-30

COLUMBUS JoURNAL.-our old friend
and the st0unch and sterling WING, MIR. d.
TnRALL, late OF Circleville. has become editor
aud proprietor OF the Columbus Journal. The
wings OF Ohio will find in Mr.. T. an honest,
talented, cool, clear headed man, who loves
bisGod, and his country, and necessarily love.
the wing party and it's honor and prospe rity.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-30

misunderstood that in consequence Of or.
rors counted in the vote of one township. in
Wayne county. Ohio, Cox. Wing, will contest
aud unquestionsbly get his seat in the Senate.
This will give the wings two majority.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-30

O-s- Bal,us Stone. a riaeman If IN. Rero.
luton, died in Philadelphis ON Thprsisv
night. aged 1903 years and l6 dsys. lie was
win washington in every csmpsign and Wit.
messed the battles Of Bunker Hill. Trenton.
Germantown, Red Bank and others. and vet
escaped through al without receivinas wound
lie has pension from Government. lie has
bern able 10 walk about until within a few
months
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-30

ia - rm1UU. y S..s ear1r.,.. i,., &C.,.
.iiuug ttnd Days GOD - badly Gi.ltI.l..l =.
ihe k"unn Gallon. ,omatsfy found ,.,.I...
ih'i tiir dcceaffl uas iHc wife oi IL r.I
1roiEr b. Thompson formerly %. de- r.,.i
go 'n.eit ihat shr huI been ius.ue. s..i b, =.
i'i h4d rwpef Ufe lir stated I,I
blru ..si. 81 GOD af.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-30
fRIDAy..............ocrosER 30, 1915.

U5-A loco COCO editor claims the victory
at Monterey as loco foco victory. Ab,Gen.
Taylor, Geu. Worth. Col. Watson are all good
wings and true, as well nv hos, OF others OF
less note, while Gen. Butler seems TO b. the
only loco foco who has dfsfisguisA.f himself
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-30

The New York Express says that the bal
aooe OF tho Government deposi,es in the seven
SePos'ie hanks OF that city is BELOW a million
of dollars,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-30

The Washington Union SAYS that Captain
Thornton has lell that city TO cjoin his com.
rany in Mexico.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-30
Total ll6i0l ll4lIe l05l7
lIll16
b bb'smoj 23l5

Ashland aud Mahoning counties return
their votes for Governor to the counties from
which ihey were taken, aud have been inclu.
Died with lhem.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-30
HARDWARE

g Nj CUTLERY The sul-cr,i-rr has ins, ,ee.,,,.
- and opciind flesh siygi, ~ Hsrd,,sre a., 49,,
lefy, aud q prepared 10 furnish ever, fhing Ia IT, ~,
se aha uiiefy hus, he - excisrivciy 10 that Is,
- heNoics los Attention 10 tile select tou of cdr loot
particularly, end such goods a. h ,,.e,.ssr, ~, ~ %
ieioh Of iionsc aud Will scii ON the mot o,.rs a,
%. or,.i i'I essh' SAMUEL MEL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-30

ln the line Of Pictousls our Pennsylvsnia
Wing papers Of ihc last fcw days certainly =
ahead OF all our experience The wsy tI,.
Cuons uuieotber Che he.bildies in their col
uinns must be appalling to use entire genu
f'"'. locomotive Hrc going 30 ut full speed
tilej with tj1irins WiHes. certain 49,
Cr-ck statesman s, running away ur.Iy u,
., and has lost iIIs htt from Doe attacks al u
sturdy McnuJ lu Ms w8E tbr steamer Fr.,
lrdc. Nu to"eI Waikcr. master. b. -l.i1.
o. uP Salt EitfI under iuIl head Of son,
VIII most wu baEHlc seq of pg..e8..,.
Who a~ trying tu seed tIe h4ue letter b.,l
"afi, bat eau mah, couj Dut,h of it.Y,
ho" clanons Hf' h.az,H.. b1uhps are u,,Iit
'ni ali ls comuutIIu. iue utbe.i d,, .,.. IT,.
late sren. hUurtrf isa Coon Cur.,,.- 4,
.Ie Han-Hw-h l..rsuph. which s..,.l
ni'Ae iI. ,onmH. oi usw PunlH Wbst
'i', hH'at ls yankees lIl, 400 t,... t,l
i4- FlAe I- ~ j. Iyb44t.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-30

htSt Clair, Ala. few DAYS since. q Goa.
siaeie named Justice, while in the e1ecution
81 lns ohicIal duties, wac shot through he
body viii rife bali BY one William Olive.
JSsliee imme5iaicly sYPifri nd Oliver 80.
caped.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-30


From ihs ~. Louis d,ser icon ofttNeiik ina
LATE NEWS FROM SANTA PIX.
To THE polite attention ol The arcomn,o
1aunS clerk OF the steamer Archer. in from
weston ihis morning, we are inhrb S,l 20 he
i"ll owing srws from the ar,nf li&f ~
commsat al Brig Gen. keamey -
An c1plcss arrlscd al Fort l.cavcnwor,h
on The evening OF the 'l7th. with Intelligence
,fon Sin,a be 'c l7lb ul,. Brig. Gen.
hesrney had re 1l1yd irom il,e south. after a
very seoeessslDsour. The Inhabitants all
ha''ed 'hr ~ AMI stripes with joy. and
none sspsS/sd dissatisfaction but the rich
ine ml6e and lower classes looked upon
issoe 10 have the drsgoons aud 100 OF Fish.
command in readiness Ia march IA al
donna toy the 18th Sep,embar. atwhicb time
Tue Mounons were expected tn arriVc. Gen.
IA. WIZ command this expedition ian person
Inc express net the MOrmous unlrr com.
maui "' iaeut. Smith. LIST snigoons. with the
lotnhauCc aud artillery, at Tia Gimmcroi,.. 1t
Col Thompson with detachment of dra.
S"ons, stCnitonwou,l; C9p,sysnus. assistant
quarter mistcr. with Lieut. G-cr, ororlianc,
department, at couacil urovs.. By return
Tram ui oA wagon from Benlsfort which ar
tiNct OF Fort Lravvnwoflh tle llth. Dr.
Sand,rsuu, surgeon u, the Mornk battalion.
writes lrom The crossing oI The Arkansas. thai
had not 1t. Smith arrived To IKE c,ennnrnd Of
TIE mprinons, taose people woul,rycver ha VI
c,osscd 'he p,ain---tbat they were the most
lazy, good Tor nothing st he Ia ,ser met
WIN many OF them sick, sometimes 80 at
once, owing entirely. TO their filth aud lazy
habits-none had died
D1n"l Crab, tesmster belonging to the
last nin (which sui,ed on the l7th). was
shot 10y C.'manche, while hunting AT Council
Grove; twas Thought by accident. The man
who shot hun however, made tracks, upon
arriving nj the settlement leaving IN nee
months pay behind.
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MUFFS. EVFTS

suh Ladies aud Mlsscs is rsceive,faf ne lyberiipv
Slvie large assortment OF NnHs ~ various uu ali
ncs snd color. Hesl.yns Ma,T~ Fo1 do Mid Cst M,
Hi'~" ~ ny do Cane b. ~ t.rncS do Cone, do "a,
JouNs'ON 81 RARRYHIl,i.
TJsf received cssc Hca,l,,s4 s,ir, me-. A., 49,
itnoi-. ~ @-'o', ahu "a
Oh - ,stc J. and h.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-30

The citizens Of New burgh, n. Y,sre about
" present. 10 Capt Duncan, Of the Il S. Arms
splendid sword, ss a token of their regard
ioT his sefvices on the Rio Grande.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-30

RELIGIOUS INTBLLIG ENCE.-Re DIR.
bstrd, than whom no American has, OF late,
had @ore free access to the great ones Of Eu-
rope, soys in recruit letter
The times are ominous Of great evil i'm
1ef@any. A STORM is gathering which WilI
sweep over that county. There is need
thefeiofe, that all that eau be done should be-
10 scatter The seeds OF Truth; for Il alone can
s.Ee from the-1ouon OF bloody revolution.
Indeed think ell Continental foronc i 90.
ing 90 b. shaken 90 it, very centre bef9re
many years pass awsy; but cannot give YOU
my reasons for believing 10.
II have great reason TO believe that NV ,ou,
has thus lar been owned 81 God. I'm variou.
"sys. have been received with great Mind.
Ness by The govefnmeBts-nereT more 40.
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REMARKABLE DELUsION. rho

REMARKABLE DRLUSlON. The wife
oil Solomon Gaienus sank into a state OF ex.
treme melancholy from tlie deep conviction
Hut she was sIsitant from the tomb. hut
sent buck To Toe world without her heart. TO,
God had detained that in heaven.
The Rev. Slmon Brown died with the con-
viciion that his rational soul was annibilatea
10y spe sal hat Ol the divine willard a
Iauent iu the Friends Retreat at York
though I've hsd no soul. heart nor lungs.
Niccnliuus believed himselltoo larg, 10 pas.
any OF has dooways To dispcl this allusion
his physician resolved lee should h. dr,yoeI
through this aperture by force. This eTto
neOus dictate was obsyed, bat a. h. was fore
ed along, be screamed out in agony that M,
lunbs were fractured. aud the flesh torn lfo,,
, his bones La this horid delusion. with ter
! nhe inprctatious against hs murderer. h,
died. Philosophy Of Mys'ery.