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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-01-06

CoScERr-A very crowded audience assembled
last evening 10 hear several of the popular Irish
melodies by that distinguished vocalist MIR. Horn
castle, who kept the audience in. perfect rupture
during the evening. The Performance and accom-
paniment on the panofortc, by Mr.. IIorncaste,
drew forth the mos, unbounded applause. These
concerts have been arranged to take place in con.
nexion with the sale Of Mr., MONEYS work in each
city through which he travels, and have been well
attended in Boston, New York, Baltimore, and
other Of our public towns and cities through which
lie has already travelled.
YASKEE HnL.-This inimitable comedian and
admirable personator Of Yankee character had a
good house this evening. Our evening public
amusements are on the increase
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-01-06

SALE OF THE RAnROAD-The Raleigh and Gas
ton railroad was sold yesterday ny the treasurer of
the State to advertisement heretofore made
Governor Graham bid $685., 900, the amount due
the State under the last mortgage, with accruing
interest; and no other bid being made, the road
was accordingly knocked down to the State. Thus
has an Improvement, which cost pubic-spirited in
dvidusls about million and n half of money, been
purchased by the State for the comparatively ti-
fling sum of 1868, 600 That this will prove prof.
table investment for the State, cannot admit Of u
doubt, while the public have guarantee that this
important public highway will be keptup
Raleigh (.N CO. Register, 30h uh
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SHPwnEcK ON THE ST. LAwRENcE.-A letter
dated ST. Luce 18th December statea that there are
three square-rgged vessels and a schooner wrecked
between Maane and ST. Anne des Monts The
crews of one of the ships and of the schooner had
persisted The bodies of a female ard child have
been found on the beach, with many others.
A correspondent Of the montreal Herald writ
ing from Quebec, December %, says:
ssThe most melancholy accounts that we have had
of the wrecks which have occurred in the river this
fall, were received here yesterday. There is no
doubt, from the particulars given in the following
extract Of letter to A. Campbell, esq, that one Of
the vessels mentioned is the bark Montreal Captain
Douglass, which loaded at your port, and sailed
hence the morning of the 2sth ultimo, and all her
crew, including the captain wife and child, who
were board, have all persisted. .
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our coast; or TO rely on the friendly forbearance-
the magnanimous justice Of nation whose practice
IL is TO declare war with the Of her artillery
and never yet failed 10 throw her sword into the
scale when she adjusted the rights of a surprised,
weakened, yanquished enemy. Il is thus Eng
land has acquired foothold in every part Of the
habable globe; thus 'hai she possessed herself OF
Gibraltar, Malta the Isle OF France, ST. Helena, the
Cape Of Good Hope--overran the Burmese empire
planted her standard in every part Of the Indian
ocean and southern Pacifie--and now unlurls with
impunity the flag of 81. George la the Celestial
Empire. She now exercises sovereignty over the
Sand witch island and in order To enable her 10
compass the earth, she lays claim, under forced
eession from Spain, and other equally slight pre-
tensions, 70 valuable portion Of Oregon, ours by
discovery, ours by prior occupancy, ours by con-
tguity, and aurs by tie fair extingushnent Of
every possible legitimate adversary right
In another communication | wiz endeAyor 10
show the condition ofour :,rtifeatiOns and our state
of preparation for war.
LowNDEs.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-01-06

COMMERCE OF BosroE.-The numbef OF foreign
arrivals from January to December 81, 1915, was
nary to December 81, 1874, was ala Increase
Of foreign arrivals the last year. 1871 The num-
Der Of foreign clearsnces from January to Deem.
Der 81, ls45, was 1900. The number Of foreign
cleapnees from January | TO December 81, 1914,
was 1000. Increase Of foreign cearances over the
last year. 900
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-01-06

teh NE appreciation 81 The people renew The PROPOSE
ton for the navigation Of the Columbia by the Eng
lish. lT WOULD NEVER BIZ RArFIEp. For some
opinions Of the real character of the bearing and at-
iude OF Great Britain towards the United States,
would refer To the Union Of the 18th June, l8l5 for
their exposition.
Non disu, mon pays II rlOn droir
DEMocRlTUS JUNIOR.
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woRTHINGToN q. sNETHEN,
AND tOD NsEbIOn
JI1shiupion. ID. c.,

Washington, d. c.,
Practices in tho Supreme Court OF the unlteu
States and in several courts Of the District OF
bia and prosecu,es all manner Of claims against the
United States either before Congress or the difer-
ent departments of the government.
Dec 20--lydsw
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NAVIGATION STILL oPEs.--The steamboat Utica
has been plying daily between Newburgh and New
York for the past ten days, leaving New York at
o'clock, and arriving here al p. m.
I.Ntirburgh Gdrsite
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To the Edifcr efh, Union; ,as
Z friend of Col Tibbans sends The accompany ins
notice Of that gentleman with the rsqu,st that you
would repul,lsh !, in The "Uaion," from the ''New
York Morning News"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-20
HOME L.EAG.tE

The call Tor a meeting on Siturlay night
for the formation OF Hon, League, or asso.
citation for The difision OF intelligence upon
the nature anil wants of oar domestic man
uiscturcs, has sttrictc I great attention among
our citizens, anl cannot help resulting IA
cool.
Our manufacturer are deeply interested, &
must give it their attention aud couutenauce
their warm support. They will lind init a
medium through which public attention will
be drawn TO their manufactures, and they will
derive from the TACT additional strength anj
support.
The property holder Is interested. as its dis
cI.ion will tcnl to disseminate a knowledgo
OF our capacities Tor manufactures.
The merchant aud the mechanic aud tho Ia
borer are all interested in it. as the means
which must increase their business by a de
v~elopemant OF The ira ie of or city. The
friends of a protective tariff will find in it a
centre around which all who are devoted 70
this great national question can rally. aud
from which light aud knowledge must en-
inatc, and to which more friends must b.
drawn.
We cannot then call too earnestly ior the
friends oi the measure To rally and come to the
hall in their strength, aud with a jealous hope
t. make the best ol the circumstances an which
we are placed.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-20

HfprShe4sibis CoHdpcf Yestrrlsy ve
noticed an aoai, m C.u'ml township. in thi.
county ln which Robert Illrper ua, studied.
,ipp'-'I m'riaIi Boy O. man named keeler
h''i.f H"d aul lt- not Set bsan arrested "a.
.i'1-it' numb. oi person, sr- ip pp,.ui,
We '.. informed t'"tonc of the Fcrs,u, p
pursuit com. ip Cos, ciu vest nIag. and La,
''. ',n.ifne. aud description Of kcc
i,i 'o % vi I"Wrilcn. ono of tb9 drpufi.s ~,
dee tHy MtT.h5l. sul also "'
which induced toe belief thlt kerIrrv. H..
90 thc city. LaUrlltp. Doc rpl,. s,t.I ~,
be- knew kccief wen. hr chat be- H.v,ti.r
had uo warrant and hr woplI not tr,,tt. 49,;
sell about % as there was no reward og.,eJ
for ilr apprehension.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-20
From BRAZOS SANTIAGO

The steamship Massachusetts,, Capt. Wood.
arrived yesterday. from Bfazos. whence she
~ilr't on The lst inst, bringing three compB.
uies OF lhc ~ Regiment Col Dakiu'sl Louisi
ana Volunteers under command of Lieut.. Col
En' rs0n. She spoke on tlr 3m inst, lat
- deg, % min, long 81 deg, ship Charlie.
Carroll rom Bmzos to this port with troops.
On thc lth she passed tbtee ships.
Ibr bark Iiztns previously reported as lost
on Padre Island, within ~ miles at the Bra
~, went ASHORE ou the Dist ult. The officer
aut cfew and 80 OHIO volunteers got on safe
fhcir lruts aud camp cquipagc anl twcnt,
lays ration were saved. The vessel was solo
lor Sl7J.
The slip Charlotte. Wrllman. arrived yes
tcrday afternoon rom the Br1zos, with a Dor
lion of thG 6th Regiment at Brdl,s volunteer
Col. ResthcrtOu d commanded by Cdpis. Ken
ncdy. Stewart. Smith aud Bfassclman. Sta,
left ou the 27th ult.-Nei0 OricIHs Picayanr
JIyS 8.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-20

The New York correspondent OF the Phila-
dolphta North American writes
The mysteries and beauties of fnanciering
have seldom been 81 ViVidly developed as in
the case OF the Salisbury Bank of Maryland.
the agency Oi which m this city has Just ex-
plodcd. IL oppcafs1hat the Bank hail been
wound up and the stock paid of. The char.
tee. however, remained, and some of our Wall
II. slinPlaster bankers had ancye ON IT. They
iinally made an arrangement To pay in SD 600
ut stock and start the Bank again.
lt'e stock was paid up la the following val.
liable amounts:-Si0 900 in drafts made by
the Farmers Bank oil Orange CO., which in.
suluiion has no existence; 10000 in certih-
Gates oi depositc in White Plains Bank. made
by the then Cashier. aud 1000 in the Geor-
ga Lumber Co, notes.! A capital basis for
banking. this.
The agents here were MCChesncy and Hill.
drcih. Aiter getting the concern gcered up
IN good running order. McChcsncy put in hi,
note nor $4,000. endorsed by Hilireth. aud
hhldrcth put IN ms note endorsed by McClicn.
sey, both OF which were discounted, aud the
thing was fin'lly anolt, heading directly loI
the haven of fortune.
The people connected with the Bank of Sil.
lsbury. meanwhile supposed they we've deaf
ing with bona file capitalists. Even the
drafts Of the Farmers Bank were given up "a
the New York agents, tor two bags purport-
lng TO contain $40, 600 ia COLL. but which ia
TACT contained bat $4,000 i'm silver. Before
this, however. the $4,000 OF certificates and
5000 Georgia lumber had been transferred
to thc New York agency. In a lew days notes
10 the amount oil 50 600 were prcscntedatth M
Bank los redemption, which swept OF all the
specie, aud thus the operation was complete.
The Bank Was assctlc-s, and all lhc %circull-
tion was discounted 10 the New York agent.
1t must be admitted that this was Que OF
the most skiliul banking movements. ever
made, aud its originators deserve a great deal
more credit Tor ingenuity than tn managers
aud gettcrs up ot the North American Lille and
Trust Company, which j., the only other con
Germ which approaches ii. Meanwhile, the
over nSld law looks upon the matter ia dill
ierehi light. aud sweeps the first iuto It's net,
where they arc now struggling.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-20
NORTH CARoLINA-ALL MING

The Raleigh Register OF Friday has the fol-
lowing gratifying annuncia:ion respecting the
results vi the reccntclcction:
IL is almost impossible for us to find Ian
gusge sufficiently strong to describe the iuI.
ness OF feeling, the deep seated thankiulnc.s
and eXultation, which fills our bosom. i'm AN.
Douncing TO the Wings of the Union thai
North Carolina still remains the unfaltcrinp
advocate Of Liberty aud the Constitution. w,
are now warranted in proclaming That. at tht
election just held we have succeeded i'm secnf
ing a Wig Governor, a Wig Sciaie. d
Wig House ef Commons, and firo U,ufee
States Senator's :
Calmly, but firmly, have the Wings o
North Carolina confident in their owu strength
strong ~ the iaith OF a good cause, unmoyed
~ the pcsults elsewhere, met The crisis like
men and patriots. The result is alike honor.
able to them, aud %inspidting 10 the Wings al
the whole Union. They take their place. by
right 10 the van of tn Wing army. They
have planted their flag staff Bnl pledged our
honest old State. now ani hcncciofth. 10 the
nncompfomislug support 1T Wing principles.
we have met our opponents on tlei. chosen
ISSUES, aud utterly overwhelmed them. PnuI.
indeed, Is our position
r. IS Impossible to say what roini Go,
Graham majority wiil reach. blt a, cannot
fall short Of 10000 The return. aus p,,,
consulted rather a. Il matter ot curiosity tiau
interest.
ia TIE Senate we shall have q ml.1u., ol
FROM two to iOuf. IN The HOUSE 0i Common
our majority will be- about sixteen.
~ not MS glory though J9r oue c1mpoigHr
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-20

A writer in the National lnielliscncer says
that spirit OF hartshom is a certain remedy
for the bite of a mad dog. The wounds, he
adds, should be constantly bathed whit. and
three or Tour doses diluted .saken inwardly du-
ring the day. The hartshom ~decomPoses
chemically the virus insinua,ed into the
wound, and Immediately alters and destroys
it's righteousness. The writer, who resided
ia Brazil for sone time, first tried IT ior the
bite Ola SCORPION. x found thatit removed pam
Inflammation almost instantly. Subsequent
ly he tried i; for the bite OF the rattlesnake
with similar success. At the suggestion oi
the writer. AN old friend and physician in Eug-
land tried il in cases of hydroyhobiu, and al
ways with success.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-20
ALMANACS EnR lsl1

The subscriber respectfully informs city and
country merchants that he has Just published
and has for sale at the Times Office No. | Ash
land Row, Monroe street, Wheeling. the Far
mers and Mechanics Almanac for 1917. This
Almanac, calculated by John Armstrong, is
upon paper OF extra quality, neatly printed
on entirely new type aud contains SO medium
duodecimo pages. comprising the calender.
the Signs, E~clipses, Fast and Feast days, Ia
bic oil Courts, &c. &c. and will be sold
as cheap as any Almanac in the West.
Dealers are invited to onler at an early day
as there will be no more printed than will
supply the demand, and we shall close the
publication by the last of September. Mer.
chants in the city can have them to supply
their country customers at the cheapest rates.
J. +. WHARTON.
Wheeling, Va. August l3. 1916.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-20

Dcar Doctor-This Is 90 certify tina; have hecn afHic
t'd Tor a Iunier Of Yeas with a disease ofthe lunrs that
mas reduced me 20 the verge of the grave. An medica al aid
proved unaVHihnf, and owing To the weakness 81 INV
cons avon which age hal materially impaired. felt shat
could noi much longer tanlc the disc se. At this time
! wa recommended 10 Try Dr. Tsylor- Genuine Baisam
OF i.iVcfwor. rom 35 Bowcry. 1 did 10. and by its eff
hoas( can with safety say, have becn almost restored TO
hcsl'h' = much 50 a. the inhmIiios OF od ae would
ne'mh' M those WHO are afflicted with diseases Of the
Lungs and Liver, ] would especially urge TO avail them.
selves OF THIS sovereign remedy. This certificate can he
OF Tins town. q N Fgr
The above certificate we have thu pleasure 10 send
You wlh permission 10 publish. IA A. SNYDER
Tor SAFE ~ NI'eciing by aug 10 JAS BAKER
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-20
PlRATEs IN TIE EAST INDIES
akron, Ollie, Alrch, 1916.

Accounts from Singapore TO the 2sh Of
Nay, reported that the Dulch war schooner
Chameleon, on her way to Min,ow. had been
captured BY pirates, aud sunk of The coast Of
Banka. oil hands being killed. The pirates
mustered forty boats, each containing sixty
men, and each boat armed with a long p,n
The pirates afterwards landed upon tina Island
OF Bankd. aud sacked a village. killingall who
offered any resistance. and thea ~fe-cmbnrkcd
carrying with them some men, women aud
children as slavcs-alsO some treasures and
TN. j. is SAID that the pirates were under
tie command Ofa renegade Dutch officer. vbo
was dismissed rom lhe services Of thc Dutch
government some years ago. under rioup
stances ol peculiar disgrace. Ne ned 10 ,h,
Hlanuon pifatcs aud married thc d,upbic, o1
one of their chiefs. aud has since besu a,,i,.
~ tanning ihc pirates l1r ~ser,irc against M.
Counifymcu and their tude. Tb. steam,
Niefopc has gone 10 srdrch Of lhc pirates.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-20
PLAYlNG on ma FInpLES.

The Pittsburg Post is endcavoyiug to max.
political capital for McCandles & Black, loco
loco candidates, because they were lobbying
at Washington against the tariff of 1912, and
in the adjoining column cndcavors to prove
that the new Tariff is much better than the
old. In this way the public may perhaps be
played upon satisfactorily 20 all concerned.
Some will vote Tor them be cause they begged
for protection and Others because they supper
Polk, and he isanli- protection. Good pluyim,
that, but it takes Pennsylvanians to dance of
ter it.
awe 60 for Polk & Dallas
And the Tariff of ~"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-20

NANAL-Thc New York Con,ier states
that Co%mmindcr Nicholson, OF the l.. s. "a
W D. 20 proceed 10 the Pacific 10y the way If
Chasres, with dispatches, and on las arrival
WI take command OF one OF the ships now on
that station. ~ WI
The following Gcncrl Order appears om
cially in the Washington Union
GENERAL ORDER.
Vacancies ia the grade OF masters NAV b.
hilcd bY tlo oldest passed midshipmcu ,,ho
are worthy oi advancement.
me hl1cs- al Che senior passed midShipmcn
Tor advancement may b. established by suc,.
animation. or boy the records of the drp,rt
ment, or 10y the testimony at the officer. uu.t.,
whom thcy have served. or in such ofbe,
manner A. may hc deemed proper Thr~e ssh,
may b. found not suited to b. advanced ina,
b. placed on iud0ugh or dropped rom M,
lisf.
The mIstcfs thus appointed will rsc,,y,
rgni'i warrants aud will also remain in Co.,
liua ~ promotion.
GEORGE BANCROFT.
NAvY ~Dgr'rrNEsr. August &C. 1916.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-20
CAMARGo. fMc1icol Jul

oi Letters Just received in this city Wash.
urgton Union.
=. CNMAEGo, (lcNicoD july %.
"Wcarc furnishing transportation Tor the
army, an! securing supplies of forage oh the
route to Monterey. We have contracted ior
J 100 To 1000 males, (lnother letter likes IT
positively at q 300 with the packing equip
mcnts complete; aud these, with the 500 was-
onS expected here, will b, ample Tor the
10000 men OF this corps ddrHloc will be- LETT
at the different dePots and entrcpo,s, from
bIdIo' SiniIago to China, about 60 miles from
tliS place on The route To Monterey.
"Ihe troops are now fast arriy ing here ian
our steamboats,; AMI the general viii, in all
probability, move forward from here about the
middle of next month, (August) Now comes
the commencement of those operations " which
VIII require all the capacity, skill aud energy
OF or general to accomplish. The great dIt-
hculura oi an army Invading Mexico begin
heTe.-So lar, everything has favored Gen.
Idyler, aud he has acquired not only a most
enViablc reputation, but his good fortune has
become a proverb, | hope, OF course, Tor bi,
iuture success; but IN order to secure 1T, the
most careful combinations OF every kind,
Pc T"tot"t, ~ phc march, are absolutely ueces
SaTv. Too much haste may pu,ye a. g,.,,
an evil asu faulty larlincss. IL takes timc
,ot TIE requisite arrangements Tor the trsus-
denly collectcdherc Meantime. the general
Is impatient oi The least delay, and the officers
oil our d partuent are necessarily occupied IA
PrcParali ions.
Extract Of a idierJrom Col. Waiting, dated
Mdiamor0s, Jply y, 1916.
The subsistence General TAYLOR called Tor
that Is, 300 900 rdtiuns-ls now at or near
Cdmargo, We are now throw ing un forage.
ammunition, and other supplips-the boats
taking moderate loads in order TO
date troops.
"A company OF Texan rangers came into
Camargo a lew days since having started from
San Antonio de- Bcxar, crossed the Rio Grand.
at Laredo, and passed through Mier. Iu thus
descending the right bank it met with no mo-
lestauou. saw no rising Tor defence, but found
att things IN tranquility.
ErtrGci oJ II letter from Col. Hcnru Waiting.
ddtod M%riamor0s. Juiy 81. 1916.
General Taylor has Just issued an order di-
rcctlng the remaining troops TO move up to
Cdmargo without delay. Tho trains. IL is
feared, will b. inadequate. To remedy this
he will buy and hire all the mules hc can.
The last report from Camargo is ayonbl,.
A contract has been made Tor fifteen hundred
mules and packs complete. General TAYLOR
goes Ia Csmdgo IN a few DAYS. when | shall
Immediately follow to complete all arrange.
ments Horse shoes are now coming in-we
Were likely to suffer Tor them and lor lorg"s.
Forage aud subsistence j. abundant. The L..
States steamer Ncya sunk on her way M To
Camargp with cargo on board. No lives lost.
nut much company baggage aud supplies
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-20
STEAM BOAT
EG@ WHEELING SGAr
REPORrEn ny CuAs. II. DERRY

When our sraeeo OF time admits, NC hasten to account
for all thc good we may, while there il tune for II. There
surely can be No better decd ihsn that OF heating the
sick. IL has fnr It's sanction and example the acts OF the
ofnsc, We should use with confidence. OF all, there can
h. no greater benefit derived from medicine. tbsn from
The Health Restorative OF Mr.. Bunckcrhoa. By IL hun
drcds are rased To renewed he anI slrcnpih.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-20
FOR SALE.

NJ sntrcriler Offers GT sale LOS Nos. 4. 6, and n. In
~ sDuare OF the addition 10 South Wheeling.
,SsIsn "hcnlcfowh( laid out BY SsmueI Sprirr and John
hhehle, upon which D. erected a eonrfouahl ard eonven-
Ie' uilcA uweninE, aud has an excellent Rarden eontni.
nm = variety Of choice Fruit Trees and shn.i cry, a
Epoa wen o. wafer, ~siAliiDg. smoke house. &c. aud a.
Ir"ssu'y sh'a'ed. The property IL now occupied by
any one desiring 10 purchase.
ALSO-Theu undivided one half of Io.. 40 .,As
ana lheundivtded half ~ the North hall OF Lot Ma IN
Nv -io slnafe ~ the above said addition 20 south Whee-
."k, muh lheir improvements consisting OF a large fame
wang containing % rooms Is and 20 feet each. A..
niSo-Lof No. i6 in East Wheeling. heinz AZ sLs
=. CORNER OF John aud Finh Streets; said lot ha. three
,'ons' mNHin2 IA feei-bas erected ON IL a eom6,Ftahse
a"emiSg now occupied by Philip Bier, Fsa.
nDSO-e"feet OF the East Side Of Lot No. f4s IN Ysst
nc'Iihg ON John street upon which ~ erected a sood a
10y dwelling now occupied hy the s~uhrcriheT. The =.
N ~" hpIu n. G.. JEFFRRR.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-20
FREIGHT.

The Pittsburgh Gazette loves a fling at Us,
dearly, as one would suppose by the frequent
notices it has, whereas the other papers are 81
lent. Well, we'll give il the credit OF stand
ing by Pittsburgh through thick aud thin. and
bN doing SO. it merits the support Of the Pitts
burgh people, but we must nevertheless say
tina, weight lrom pi,csOurgh ,u CINCINNATI in,
been as high as 80 cents, during this season
when it was but % cent" ""e'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-20
Prom Nc Norridrework raTe.) journal.
NOTICE

W 'HlLfENUERG COMPANY 40 .rcr,,uy ~
'i q FfHsnNkt INTERVIEW with McfrGant.
'and 0iifcfs, who may visit the eftV al Nre'
i' present season. The Company ae pre
NfFtf EnEafGp fSpJtruENfx tn u.f..
Ni-P'tcd o. art a. Agents fr their nYedt.
I'.'haI interview than bf letter
fIrr.s, .G ~ r. john street, up stsirs. and gen
'omptrY call. E'ihE tue
..,.a' ~ one dcsife an Arcnsy Who esnnot call Ia
''' mes GO" addres- by mail pct paid.
s,, RARTON. Secretary
''"im 0farFniefg Company. New York
yYRfTtVC PNPER-t l,yye s,..h osr.
- Letter Paper FOR ssio b. 'f'' wv
W wtCKHAM
~ pleee. rruts 81 superiot quality fasssis
vs. wICKHAM
w VI Timothy snd Glover rcsas Hon gc-
hl.i', Bacon sidc. bfird Apgies snd fesebs.
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