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THE FRAUDS OF THE PROTECTIVE

1t ismriter ofsurp.isc tnat The people nave SO
long tj!ertteatlG gross frauds Ip.n ttiFnn. winch
Ia been ra iced uiief 'Fr2 5 en- ola inin,.n,i
= sp ,iied1eSPr.vl,cd for IN rbtiariD actE which
n. We Leen Iranicd with a view to rrCtecilLn.-
There was neither good sefse nor honesty in de-
claring by ltw that in, prtiele DfpoedsiwRrth five
cents per yard should lie estimated 10 be worth
twenty cents, and then assessing acuty Of thirty
per cent. ON this Talse value, Il was . most, in
geniols device TO secure Eigh' iproteet6G' 8 the
manufacturer and at the s ne; time scts cover up
phe Oppressive lax uHE,er the delpsive, -MaI ola
Itirty.per cent. duty as to ,quist the complaints Of
those Who were 10 pay the heavy iexacfihoh. Tie
Authors Of ills system of observation-disclosures
seem to, have main.sireG tie iaeet,ire Thar dtIpst-
|isrs- but little hoy ~Scyeriy the Ieople may be ODD
BY heavy exaaiors, If they Could eoaniy Be
ltept inignorak6e of1liae real snSiHE'of ,tiiefdf-
liens imposed. So kng al Lxts s,tirssSdn
impaired, goCis. ACCORDING to. en- arbitrary, but
wholly false value, or as long as the Guty isiaid
according to nit sure, or 9ushtity, or wtiehti;wih
st eArd TO the !qnaIay CT vaiHe OF tsanirk,it
Is pl4in that the actual mount ;otGtazc scan aexer
be known. This was The beauty and excellence
d lie rrotcrtire$ySttm II he eyes o. hsirtffigcht
@deocstes--it aTs%rred' al theiparpostsosptoat
zion, ansi yettht r4ll.Has 50 carefully gjldsa lblt
4 Was received anu taken aimost wifl cut knowing
IL is GRITTY ing.hqwe, or. TO tbtstrve' re sik4s
Iskich iRiRi,tt that this sy stem II h aaiizsl pl6h-
Ter, on whiehsO many fortunes l:sfebeeHfres3-
zed, from the honest labor, Of Ire country, is de,-
lined SOON 10 f.ll. Tie yeomanrry Of the land,
who h%Oe been the especial victims ofthis ssl-
pendoru system OF fraud. have att lehgd walked
III and in the Presidential contest proved that
hey are not Gi>posedlonger 70 sol NIT 10 the, oper-
of the protective policy. They spoke their
will in plain language in. that election, md they
now congratulate thousands that 1kry have
in selecting public ueents, who are re.
solved YR carrying cut the Will e5lhe, constituent
body: !; is now clearly the voice olthe 'co.Sntfy
that tie tariff duties ,iall hereafter be lAfinpson tie
principle whichcan insure ju,tics--ike1fis-
q ~tQrnfioa according TO- ralu.i1Sieq9 etRe
'riEG"d a ID fatiU:es' m n m,'n rnds, tcJs:c d fss
TIC Executive rs done lis Gut: il pressing
his subject upon the a~;tsnlion CT Congress, .isad
lGw ii Congress does its Guty the popular, will
must &c carried ont and aTeyenue tariff be cnac-
ei.-.iasHc!M In;sen. --'-H" E''fs7
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Ily Dilliard----
Ci:ops--I hope this witness may be or.
dered into custody. -
Court after deliberation!)---Mr. Attor.
!ney, the court is of the opinion that We
may save time by telling the witness to &C
on his own way. Proceed, MIR. Harris,
with your story, but stick TO the point.
Witness---Yes, sentlemen---weH Capt.
Rice he gin a treat, and cousin Sally Dbl
lizard she came over to our house, ann axed
ME if my wife Sic noutn't go. | told cous-
in Sally billiard that my wife sic was
poorly being as how sac had the rheumat-
les in the hip, and the big swamp was tip:
but humsomever, as it was she, cGusin Sal
ly billiard, she mout go. Well, then couS-
in Sally Diiliard axcd me if Nose he moutn't
60. | told cousin Sally. billiard as how
Nose he was the foreman Of the crap, and
the crap was smartly in the grass, but how
s~mever, as It was she. cousin Sally Dill
he mout 90. Sothey goes on togeti,-
er, Nose, M wife, and cousin Sally Dill
ard, aid they come 10 the big swamp, and
it was up, as was telling You; but being
IS how there was 4 log across tn" big
swamp, and cousin Sally billiard and Nose
ike sentcel folks. they warked the. ior, but.
ny wife, like a darned fool, hoisted her
oats and waded ~through-AHD THAT'S ALL
KNOW The FIGHT
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JoRDAN~ hNDThE DEAD SEA.
BY IHATi:aUB2AISD.

i a'ti< ,y' 'Ift! Iii - II. .rr.f,i
The CHAIN o.. the eastern side ofthe val
ley OF Jordan form a part Iof TIE mountain
ct Judca---less, elevated and more uitrve1
thanthe ,rAIyp e1tire wfse il iGiifeHs also ii
ITS Character; it exhibits great, masses o
rock and.saFd With. occasionally pFesepr
I'll tEe, varieties Of ruined Qualifications
arlied n en-, foatins banners. On tie sid,
Pof Arabia, oh the other hand, black ROCKS
with perpendicular fanks, on the Dead,saa
Ilhe smallest bIdrceuid not find in .those
tcrevice.. Of rock, u norsel # food; every
timing ANNOUNCES a~.country which has fal.
len under the Divine wIatl ;ieyeiJ thing IN
ispir $ horror at tie incest from whence
sprang Ammon and Moab. hpbie-, ..,I,
The valley. w!iei. lies bstwecn these
mountains resembles the bottom of tue sea.
from which the waves have long z with
drawn; banks Of grav:c!;;' a dried bottom:
rocks covered with saft; Uc4Erts Of moving
Isand;herr and there st1:hted Arbatus Shrubs
grow with difficulty on That ard sui; their
Leaves arc. covered wan tie salt when had
.no"r;shcd t!:rir ioets;,wh,iIe TUCK lark has
the scent and taste IF SMOKE: Instead of
villages notl!ingb ut the ruins Of towns are
to be seen. Through tie midst of thu. val
ley flows adiscolored stream, which seems
to drag its lazy course nnwillingly towards
She lake, It's course is not disccrn"d by
the water, but hy t:lc willows and shrubs
which skirt its banks. '' 80"
= Such are tie places rand cred famous BY
the maicdictions If beaver; nat river is tn.
JORDAN; tina. lake the Dead Sea. The lat
ter appears Wit a scrsnc surface, hut the
guilty cities which are emhos0med in It's
waves haze toiscneG its watrrS. It's sp!:-
tary ahySses can sustain the life Of no living
thing, no vessel ever plunged its bosom, its
shores are without trees, without birds.
without virduc, rs water fri9htfully salt, is
20 hca.y'hat to highest wind can harG!,
raise ii. In travelling in JuGca, m extreme
e cnHui sriz>: the hind. from the
sterile and monctoAo1s aspect Of the OBJ
lectS which are presented 10 tie eve; but
wien journey ny ,lIr~u,l, these .pa:..lcss
t|scrtS. the rXfinsc seems 20 spin Quito in
iLiy before y'u, the cnnni disa 2pears, ant
. seer. !"rr'ris experienced, whici,. farI
rom lowering tie saul. elevates ana in
lanes the genius. These extraordin IT,
'ctncS reveal the land d~rsoiated bv mira
les; that burning sun, TIE inpetuors ca
gle, the barren fc tree, all the poetry, all
he pictures" .! Scripture are there. ;Evc-l
y name recalls a mystery, every .~grottoI
peaks Of the if 10 conic, every peak re.
'cI,neS the voice of a prophet. God him
eli has spoken on t..,se shores. Tkesc
.rled up torrents. ti:c<e cleft rurks, tlescI
rent aSunder, attest his re<ist!ess
the desert appears mute with terror.
nd ynu fee! t! at it has never ventured I'll
freak siicEcc since itireard the voice ortiici
i
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AN IRISH DUEL.

Sir Daniel OCarroll an Irish birorctin tie
reign Vi tlusen Anne having lett the Spanish ser.
vice. IN wiiieh he comm4n;:cd a troop ofhorse,
'nd winch he brought over with him some tim,
"'''r. met with Sir Harry o. Neal, his country
man, IN TIE Spanish service, who upbraidcd hin
WIN tie treachcry oi-his CONJUNCTION which q chaI
lclgt was given 10y Sir Daniel, and in the en-.
counter ar Harry vas run through the body
S.r Daniel percvivis it, Re stopre1. and tai.
ing his wounded friend by the hand, said: 'Dea,
narry' II you are dead sP"ke.' To which Sii
harry answered, mot dead6ut spqchLesS!'
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CLIFFORD Why DON'T YOC SPEAK
To Mt ,-

the Glw;ng aneclote. which sras' hcs.ie3s "a
Chs; ;rical action. r. was ORIGINAL. published
IN this paper, some siA Or Sc :ci.yedrs since! Mrs
ikeant Charming persecution OF Julia IN Hunch-
Uack, al lha St. Charb.s on Saturday night last,
rsnin;.ed US OF the anec!ote and We have thought
it not Gilt Of place TO republish It 4 this tine. TIE
mad veg OF an sun!ioneer-we knew him wsE-
Us still dive al BOstan. and,a q full Of hi, jokes ~
aver. But here is the anecdote:
A yong Man who had made 'going, going;
going his professional great favorite among
the knights OF hushiEg and AL the good fellows
Icsidcs being a chosen ~lavorlte among tae ladies'
Vas once mcun:ci hammer ii hand; selling a piece
i furniture. He Was we'll onvers mt with I'll the
sramatic pro.tuciions Of the day, and among
he rest, tie fIunch brck, then the raps in Boston
where it occurred. F~iny KeEtle was a the
I;:me dsligItirr thr tobn with Ter ulia; and every
body was well acquainted with the celehrs bed
lines ..r
Clifford. why dont't you speak to me?"
20, Clifford, is it ydu?"&c,,,&P.." -
which. are ranked among the favOrite points Ofthe
play, ..7
Going, going, last caI-fify-two-any
miore:" ,y-th'es-thank ycn sir,-ffy three
lollars-any more? fftS.thrce :Gollars-eoon
gentlenen-ffty-tbree dollars--goine at fly
three dollars--last call-once twice, three,-aSy
more? gone! Who is il? who bid ffty-tl r .e9"
|ffy-two was my bid" said tome one, who bid
dtIy-threeI some ore said ffts -ihreci who waEii?
Who bid fty.tAree?
"Cliford,' said q voice near the door. 40,
Clifford. is il ycus" exclaimed the auctionger,
dropping his hammer and elshine his hrnGs-s Ia
Fanny kemble; The joke was rraisLh.-tvsrY
body recognised il, and catching the spirit Of the
thing, the au Hence followed up' In exst5SS Of
laughter with three roundsuf applause wkile the
auctioneer deliberately drew out Lis han hereLief;;
AMI wiped his nose i'll Guriesque imitatioa Of
Miss Fanny. "Cliiforddid you say, si-?: e1hfOrdf"
said the uuctioneer, when the merry nent hal a
Little s~u$si3-d. lis ii cash, sirs"I Clifford, the
purchaser, Il seems was a AasE,ful person, unac-
qnainted with theatrical things, ind hsa become
somewhat alarmed at the IiHaccoaAEibls good
humor Of the crowd, SO that, he was aGriid 10
open his lips again. lest he should sx~ite ,no her
hurst Of fun. us 1t cash SIR" again ennqGired the
auct;unccr. -Ii.'zFg IL
Ali eyes were turned upon Clifford, who
looked very much as il he felt that 5bis mother
BE anxious about. him, but still he made
TO answer, The Merry anctioneer %Ssoaafffqftt.er
his customer than his Joke. enfAe lud&ently
exclaimed, still initiating the fiery -sysF iEasny;
"Cliford! why don't you speak to met"
The assembly now screamed with lauefteri and,
amid an uproarious burst Of applause. Clifford
made a bolt Tor thu dSSrtaNdsSsesyJa.rLPicay
me. a.. 80 Il .slnea,ucch 2:!Irg -Gl
-, Es.E:. III II JisI zsc. d. ..oit
= Porter, the Kentucky giant has been .,c-,
fts r,ep'sl Of the CITY 6 Gqunei IF 4ycisvil..
The Cincinnatti Union thinks be osyhttO be
made Chairman of the committee on sky lieh.s
mi church ~steenles.
Democratic banner., 1846-05-16

A glatton Of a fellow was dining at a no.
tel, and in the course Of the battle Of
knives and forks, accldently cut his mouth,
which was observed by a Yankee sitting
opposite, who bawied out, 81 say, Mister,
don't make that ere hole in your counte-
nance anylarger, or We shall starvc to
Democratic banner., 1846-05-16

II Our GsrH, during the first two ds, of this
week, with a small trap caught6l mices in Onr
,ilicc."-Mo. Statesman.
:'ai "tlerff is some in a mirt fight certain. We
wish he would extend lis Operations over this
way. Paris Mercury. o..
All. and 10 gov wish to ccme in contact with
I''Cur pcvil:I-Mo. Statesmen.
no, SEMI on your n.icc-ritcher o. a ID r!i'
we will not h~nrt-i'in, shuuil lie lill all the nice
IN town. We have long KNOWN that the erer Of
the asut, man Office we're iii their proper eIe-
incnt while mouse -hun;ing.--- Paris Mercury.
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TRUE VERY TRUE.

An old picture represents a king sitting in a
state with d label, Il govern ALI a bishop win d
legend, g! Pray for ALL" md a soldier with Il
motto. fight for ali;;'' ant. a farmer drawing lourtl.
reluctantly 4 purse. with the inscription, 81 pay
for ALL
Democratic banner., 1846-05-16

y Porter, the Kentucky giant ha. been &c =,
'ft4h r'ep'sri OF the City .GQunci eS Evansville.
The Cincinnati Union thinks be osyht.to be
made Chairman of the committee on sky l;pb.ss
'sai c!Gych .teerles.
Democratic banner., 1846-05-16
From. the Mercury.
TIE SiIIiIT OF DEMOCRACY.


BY II. WARD.
Their" is a bower which Ill should feel,
y spirit Of the free. 20"
That will motto de>put kneel.
Hcr to. IL wrcnr. ,hChaey.
against OpErcssion's haegard form,
An hau2;'iy hloo'l-sELt eye,
1t bears, AMI he: lightning storm
A Inner bread and high.
That spiri; on,. with .isr4sc GwcIt,
On !s.Aic Nantes Ian,
We tyr LIS ;.c Wien 81,
That som ,,~e>t:.y'dth,ir reign.
.irOrn: ;::.s p,irisrclI', standard bright,
Tire. !."...ici lax trgc-
Young warriors arm'dLy Goh, FOR right,
Their fucmCn oTrr:hrcw.
ltleam wi"rc valiant Jc>hu" >;ool,
mi >t,' the Snn and Noon,
III t.iD. "a. .an with Canaaa's blood,
he. cr.,e was Ajslcn.
Again t!.at >pi,:;', awful ftc,
On Ci'c"rl. H. linc, fell,
Who saw the mar>halld host retire,
Al Nj .i.t.s t>iLg VII.
Oacr n,"rc apo" tiy mountain Land,
q Gilcad Iu>1 it, iIaEIc,
When Jcplthah with . chosen band,
Fierce Mu.b or.rc~E.r.
And long the world in darkness lay,
And gloomy was the night,
Till o',r TherInof! IL III" day
POURED forth IL stream Of light.
There FIJI tie millions on the plain,
or Persia's legio.r's arm'd,
Who sought brave Sparta's sons to chain;
But freedom saI,. Gi.!.arm'd.
She struch L.cr uI-rrsrunGirg Tyre,
For Sparta lion boli.
Leonidas caught TIE fire,
And sought the mountain hid.
In yictory's arms he dar'd to lie,
Ami! The hostile dead.
As lou lly peal'd the ba,,lc-cry,. "
And Ncrxes' miaions ile!!
And nil that Spirit sin. TO sleep?
And was 1t reused 10 more:
Where Gil it erst o'cr Scotia weep,
For wrongs she meekly bore?
Where hut Ger Lanark's highland rocks,
When Wallace nohly rose.
And brAv'd fell Slav'ry's rage that mocks,
In vengeance OH his focs'
,af
. At last Iulumbia heard the strain
That Iii her eagle glance,
When WAsniNa1os without q stain,
Did tothe field ADVANCE.
The British lion vainly strove
- 10 make this land lis prey,
BAckto his lair the Champion drove
The beast in wild dism.y.
And still that Spirit is the same, ,s ed.
The light o. nations n0w!.
1t knows each %tyrant's wrath TO tame,
And bend his irownlng LrOw.
1t need, no Spartan mail or spear,
Its holy cause TO %,i.iI.u; .,.
The unchain'd pnEss, from year to year
Will strong protect Gil yield.
Y is gone, night has come, the weary tai e thei
rest;
! i'll could see my sweet little iIugg5, ~ b
forever best.
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TIE DENGCE

This is the name Of a disease at present sadly
prevalent among horses, We are Informed BY a
livery sta,.ie krrpcrthat on one night last week
sixteen Of his hnr<"S wvert taken wal, it, and in
ether stables many horses Ire afflicted with tie
>aH'e disorder. l.r:akss its altact suddenly. The
; swelling, an.i H. whole sys,,a appAi emily
ring on an inti"nnr!, ,ofy con, iition. It is trested
~ Lloo! letting. T%urpinr nm'1uw diet. h is a
truly fatal disortY.-CRrporter, To.
Democratic banner., 1846-05-16

~ The EDITOR Of the H~ardmshurg, Ky
Compiler is a queer genius. He says he can
IN against . hap post AMI knock his front teeth
owe IS t;srost, anA Lot touch Lis nose. This
"'ats a Cieeryra sGitor allOllow, who could bite
he bottom ofa fir! ins pan with:cut shutting his
nose.
Democratic banner., 1846-05-16
AZ 4IEE SIESSf

50 in advance; 81 5pHuseend o: the voluns.
No man. paper VIII q ~ti;tSsaaau.d unless The
same bc paidf0r up TOXIN TIME Of is discontinue
|auce s1
.2DYER2ISLitG dine re,y LT.R
Athletes on business must be 'apofp&faa."
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-24
WARNING TO THOSE
WHO NEGLECTA corn

" evident, and decided y the n,ost eminent ,b,i
sIehs that oNfU MILTON ~ mostly encouraged hv nee
c't OF cold on TIE htsi attack How many ncSos so
mere VINO put OF from time procuring s,,itaL,
medicine, until the disease h,gins to assume a serios
ehaiaeer when in all prot ability they are.s; the uo,
et OF mc,lcSl aid MAY these lines prove waruir In
THOSE ai'leiei With tic first n,Ihonis of
Iha' thcy May immediately use DR DrScAN's Evpr,ro
RANT hEHEiN, which Is expressly for diseases az a.
r~Pr" DRY system. IL Is certain remove n cough IN a
icv DAYS, at The same time relieving the pain in The side
an" breast and afTesing the progress ofh fa disease
-ooNst NFrIoN. The Evpcciorant Remedy hss !, de.,l
ne aNalage over all other pTsparsions IL j. entirely
ifeales The system aud gives strength 10 the weak and
rurVouS. For sale by -"
heSe?& JB&R RMNRSW
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-24
New Orleans pspe,s of 18Th and l4th inst.

New oresnspspers of l3lh and llth inst.
We're receivellsstnight.
The New Orleans Bulletin OF the lith has
the following Intelligence:
LATER FROM THE ARMY.--By the
arrivalof the United States steamer Neptune,
last evening from Galveston, we have received
an extra of the Galveston News, of the lOth
INST, containing intelligence from the army,
received by the schooner Blanche T.. Sayrc
from Brszos st. Jago.
IL is stated that the Mexicans los, in killed
and wounded twenty one hundred and that
four hundred were taken prisoners during the
combat.
The American loss is said to have been, in
killed and wounded, 800. in which nearly all
the accounts seem TO agree. OF this number
two-thirds were Killed. We have already cx-
pressed our unbeliei III a report that the Mex
leans had lost 300, and this last report, con
sideTing the great advantages under which
they fought, taxes creduliiy TO the utmost.
The city was in possession OF our army
when the bearer Of dispatches lett, the enc
my having evacuated IL.
The report that the Mexicans had taken a
train of wagons on the road from CanIargo to
Monterey, is contadicted.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-24

M IhhAs Is oniy among many ofths n,ner
~ ~nenls which oTirins,s iu Impurities ~ ~. blood
ietlehee has shown that few n a.V a ~ uorc -
uSu ~ overcome. But the CHckere, S,,s.v t,,,.., a.,
tvoe aus have Erspplcd snccessf, with n IN, every
'tm Mt Jones. OF Albany. now univ a-s on IN AZ, -
y, age hed been subject periodic Al fesurrs ~ this
pa,n. uen her earliest infancy isesI, had re, -
lo',N a'oies. ~ IN furnish indications or ,ers,~,l
tn'ehec' Recourse was l'u formeriy to tho f,r,
ny sclSn tui his prescription only drove tho nerti
,pWN", a. usidl 10 return with renewed Volenrc t
rector hhaily recommended Of lees PM L.,
'hfongh some mistake of u,e Apo,hccarv's c,ert i
VI Niiekcers sugar Coated Vegetable rufys iv. ptiis
was s'nt IA their stead. Having little faith in pins ~ -
ny description and Icing rather surersti,tus vtbs1
'ieN concluded siai Providence hat hand I'm 80, -
ss!luti"n, and aer ALL IL might turn on, IN, Tho H.,
lucy accordingly made OF them. The result Of I, 90,
~ lew oscs en ticni ma regfe Their xnr,ersti
,o.s notions Tue patient rapidy recovered AMI bs
VA, "" aVeck of ErisyIclas since. The rocsor N.
hNh h''ireh a. the supposed success OF his trcsr,
nom nnt was so completely aronisfe,l when he df
Nercd his error. that he resolved from that line Cow, G
=" cserihe nothing else I've Of Erisyrci.s Int C
AIneI sugar Coated Vegetable Pills For ssie nv
J"9 A. q. FAiRCfiIID
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-24
CARS. CARS

al WI now IN cou~e of receiving ave-y .ree ard a.,
- I 'or as artnient OF Men, yo,rh, - =.
80, @IeNv't Naneiy snd style VIZ o. Fur N.r,ir
800 u~h' Ne'vei ored SilS Imitation, do ana l,,,
Scai cchirr isfnv Sii ti.e siN les viz. w ~" i'''
The kncoid psficr Ts,o Nnto -
fsi"e and ssior OREGON ~
fngfher with al the late ana apurovcd IN. -, =.
ni'n were purchased Nv nvser from the New, 49,
tssetn Nsnuisetufies for cash. and al discount :,
- 80 rentjcSs thaa these who putchAsea tb en- 60
aitlier IA The season consequently my patrons and M
"a. or m" wifi their custom, shall have tina sv,n
SO, noht forget 10 call at W. " Jine-ou leo Nsn
49,, u you want very good Hat Gap "a am con.
manufacturing hats ON the approved ptiuci
49, VI tne lest material by the hest worknen and mas,
80 en Isshions. Ccuriry merchants who want hats
~ ~ the case or dozen. wiz please call a. an,
80 supply them better terms than they a.,
o.,',i'.' Isl, vs. W. w. JiMESON
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-24
DISTRESSlNG AecInEFr

Yesterday afternoon, about o'clock, while
Mr. Robert Boyd, Iron merchant, was on the
top of house erecting BY him on Main St. 4,
near the bridge, experimenting the erection
Of the building, the wall FELL killing Mr. Boyd
instantly, aud severely womding several OH
ers. Blessrs. John w. aud Wash. Bowring
were both hurt, especially the latter, but no
boues were broken. Two German laborers
had their arms broken and much cut, and a
mau named Myers from Jefferson county, o.
las his wrist disIocuted, though we believe
none OF their injuries are considered danger
Gus. One man saved himself by springug
on en- adjoining wall which remained firm.
We are requested TO announce that the fu-
uerd OF Mr. Boyd will take place from hi,
late residence on Fourth street Tomorrow
lSunday) afternoon at o'clock.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-24
POSTPONENENT.

Wy reason OF lhc City Hall being occupied
on Monday evening 10 enable Dr.. Hume 70
finish his coufse OF Temperance lectures, Mr..
Pcnningicds lecture on his enal steam-biP
wiIlha given on Tue.lag evenine positively.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-24
LOOK QUIT!
WNFEU ST. CHEAT CASlI
CLOT II NC STORE;
cond dcOr beloW tie United States Hotel,
Iphfeliup. Va.
THoS. HUGHES Jr
WATER sr. CnEAp CAsII

oCcoHu OcOF Oct0U ne CHltfd States Hotel,
IphcoliHg, Va.
TH0S. HUGHES, Jr.,
Is now receiving and opening large aud beautiful as.
~ sor'men, OF fashionable Pan aud Winter Goods Sc
eeed with great care, both style aud quality. aud
thciu es cheap they he had in the Western coun.
Try. tic invites the attention those who are OF Tie
look ont for their Fa and Winter Wear To cal and cx
anime ior themselves hefre pure elsewhere a. h.
u determined 10 sell ihem good Goods a. money
can buy them Having purchased vere IsTsesiock Of
the desirable Goods fnr the approaching srson me
- prepared to sell them ar les than thev have before
CLOTHS. Blue. black. brown. clare SnI i,Svfs,Ie
green French, English and American cloths OF every
s . p'lce and qiaiiiy Beaver eoiiis ard Beaver
iweeds 81 very superior qualities aud extra cheap
fiau' and fancy French, Eglsh aud American CASH
ne ess i!on 81! eenisto $50 per yard,
pNEEDS-fiOld mkt, eiaret aud llis mkt Twec,ls,
splenlid arcie for sacks aud overcos'S.
NESPlNGs-lytrs rupcr eeslgrote and cu.irodcreI
sallh SIX cassicre yeiings, Fancy sih vciVe and ii
To- Serino vcsiinss Woolc plaid aad saj.s down DO
Na'eucla snd ga'ucni, &c.
fancy c0lCTs a. your nsn p,res EXtra s,,pcr ti,tr
Mackmaw lsuko.s. Pisids wooden and cotton usefs
green tS'se aud hos; ct OTHER ccors too
AVNTs-Plai1 & fancy satin Craya's and sca.Cs
and drawers Canton aud 81 wool Flannel Do. wooden
comforts country knit bsfh hose, and iu ac every ding
READY MADE cIoTIjNG-Cos.s. tIuc. black and
Lsaey eolored cloth dress and Dock costs, oa, s.
coats heavy Tweed a d Fi,o' c.olh DO
PANTAh0QNs-Plain and fancy Cashmere rsu,a
losns chcarer ilaH ever you from e. 10 $40
sne pausooas all c6lors slr ipes arid prices a. low
a. 81 Ifr pair.
VEsTs-Tho most beautiful assortment Of ready.
made vests that looked a. made aud trimmed
ia superior style.
SHiRIS-Whie linen and Mllslin shirts maze aud
done Mp IN the tesi style, and better auiclo know,
thau can I've Fought any whcrc else ntho ely Sfipci
linen aud calico shirts Mar&e stripe, check and chntz
shirts.
IL may 10 proper here mention thai ~ goods sotl
out nt this establishment warranted peJfect l,fh
~ qualuY aud manufacture tlF customer risk
iu having inferior Article pgi puu them ANY OF the
anyo goods made % order m M latest and glosf fash.
io able styles, AID warrssite 50 ~ no sale. ieuce
WsWd SAY 10 enc and all who prize good f. ado ont
Of inc he' material az The shortest nDice all tho
waier street clothing store, formerly TIE seud Of the
iSis JOHN i.eecii. I'll, HUGHES. Jr.
Wheeling Oct a. 10