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OfN IOIN NOU TDD, DHI TNIONIl'
THNHE REGULAR FALL NJ MEETING of
n the Canton Jockey Club will commence over
this Course on TUESDAY, the 18Th day of October,
and continue tOur days.
FIRST DAY-A sweepstake for three year Odds
Subscription $500, half forfeit-twO mile heats. Sc
cond Race. same day-sweepsake for three year
Olds that did not win last Sprng-subscipio SlOO,
half foriet-twO mile heats.
SECOND bAY-A purse of 5000 mile heats.
THIRD DAY-A purse of 5000 mile heats.
FOURTH DAY-A purse of $685. mile heats
N3-The above purses are free for all horses, and
from the number Of training stables in Virginia, Mr.,
Fields stable at the course, Mr. Laird's in New Jer
sey, VITA MIR. Vanmatet's and MI. Conover's, we
anticipate fair weeks sport.
se24-tOl3 q. P. HARE, Proprietor.
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IL. S. ] By this Public In
strument be 1t known to all
whom it doth or may in any
wise concern, That | JAMES
II. DILL, a Public Notary in
and for the State Of N. York,
by Letters Patent, under the
Great Seal of the said Stale
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EHRINTING PAPER-l25O reams Printing
Il Paper, from 1884, 90 lbs to so lbs per ream,
received and for sale by TURNER NUDGE,
sell No. South Charles at.
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nj TGHT! LIGHT! LIGHT!
II NEW PATENT PHOSGENB LAMPS.
full supply of these truly beautiful Lamps; also,
Camphene and Fluid LAMPS, in all their varieties,
at VESTS Lamp Store,
No. Is SHARP STREET.
aR5- PHosGENE GAS, CAMPHENE OIL, and
BURNING FLUID, delivered regularly at any part
of the city. sel|-eou
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MILITARY CLOTH. A few pieces Cadet
w mixed CASHMERE, suitable for uniforms,
closing out at the very low price of Soc per yard by
H. w COOKE, Agent for Trustees,
see6 cor, of Hanover and Lombard SITS.
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AzA STORE FOR RENT. Store No. 1873
aaN Baltimore street, of the very best business
Esssl stands in the city. Enquire of
SAMSON CARISS,
No. lao Baltimore street, between
s23 South and Calvert streets,
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CONsTARLE's SALE.

EDOSTPONED CONSTARLE'S SALE.
d. By virtue of wrts of feri acias, issued by
John ShOwacre, Esq one Ofhe Justices of the Peace
of the State of Maryland, in and for Baltimore city,
at the suit of Joseph Turner and John G. Turner,
Grading under the name of Joseph Turner & Son, J
N. Stsnsbury, OF II. Il. Fairfield and John Me-
Murray against the goods ana chatteIs, lands and
tenements of Jeremiah Hays, TO me directed, | have
seized and taken in execution, all the estate, risht,
title, interest," property, claim and demand, nj law
and in equity of The said jeremiah Hays in and 10 all
that piece parcel of GROUND, situate and Wing
in the city Of Baltimore, fronting 100 feet on the south
. side Of Preston street, and running back sOu.h
AaESA eastwardy 100 feet to Walnut alley, IN
TEEES which is erected TWO 1--WE story Brick
NekkA DWELLINGS. subject to S55 ground rent,
and two mortgages for $3.50,
And hereby give notice, that Oh the 10th day of
October inst, at 10 O'Clock in the morning, will of
fer for sale the property, sezUd and taken in exc
cution by Public Auction, to the highest bidder, for
cash, on the premises.
Oc3 Is DAVID WHiTSON, Constable.
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IGCHOOL BOOKS. so. Country Merchants,
IL Teachers and others, are now invited to examine
my large and complete assortment of School BOOKS,
M fresh and new and of the latest and best editions,
o be sold at the very lowest prices.
Every variety of Stationery and Blank Accouh
BIO ks can also be had, really cheap, of
y. NEWTON KURTZ,
School Bookseller, Statisner, and
Blank Book Manufacturer Isl Pratt 81
e3 tf adjoining the Railroad Depot.
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STOVEsl STOVES! sToVESil

STOVES! STOVES! Stoves!
HB p. ST ENVART'S PATENT AIR TIGHT
IL COOKING STOVE, sold only at No. 20 8.
CALVERT STREET, Baltimore. This Stove has
character which no other has ever attained. 1t is
warranted 10 give satisfaction-and may be returned
should It fail 10 do So II was sold last year by T..
G H1ppt'sCu, at ]. W. Stewart s. Co.'S, So Market
street, but is now sold only at 2s CALVERT ST,
We are The only persons in this city and state who
are authorised by P. p Stewart, Of Troy, N. Y, pa
teRtee to sell any Of his Stoves, and caution the
ed Ste,gGrt Stove or the "Steuart Store mprored,'
as all such are inpostions. We have also a large
assortment of the very best COOK STOVES in the
United Sales, with Radiators, Alright, Paflor and
Chambs r STOVES. which will be sold low at 90 8.
CALVERT STREET, Batmere.
OI-eotf HAPPERSETT s. PINKERTON.
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HIP COMPLAINT.
NV YORK, July 2ls!, 1874

NEW YORK, July 2ls! 1916.
This Is to certify that for the past two years have
been afflicted wrh the disease called the Hip Com
plant, during which time was attended by Doctors
Garter and Watson, of this city, without receiving
any relief The severity Of The disease was su
that was obliged To give up my business, and
have often lain several days without being able To
turn in my bed. Medicine only made we wocse and
] was daily getting more and more helpless. Early
last winter procured Doctor Christe's Gavanic
Belt, pair of Bands and the Magnetic Flsd, and
Eom the time commenced wearing them began to
improve in health. ] am now stronger thar ever
was previous 10 my sickness, and am NOW so far re-
covered that can suffer any fatigue. | would also
state, three months after commencing the use Of the
Galvanic Belt and Fluid, framed the whole of the
timbers of a three story dwelling. | consider DIR.
Chrs'ie'S Galyanc and Magnetic remedies an Hval-
liable blessing, and have made the above statement
voluntarily and as a matter of duty 10 the afflicted
GEORGE GATES,
No. 1870 Church ST., New York.
{d3- Messrs. Wells, Brownson & CO., the celebra-
ted XyOgraphic Printers, No Sc Gold street. N. York,
are well acquainted with the of Mr. Gates ana
permit their names be used for further reference
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
State of New York, City Of New York, SIS. {
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NEW ARTICLE. Mrs. NlCKERSON has
curling and beautifying the Hair. oil
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FALL STYLE of HATS AND Gaps,

rAAN STYLE OF HATS AND GAPS,
MIA8 To be had in all their varieties at my
kBN old Stand, No. 80 EUTAW STREET,
~ one door North of Lexington ST., whore
Kl4SMzaA the public will find full and general as
~sOriment OF HATS and CAPS of the
best quality and at the very lowest prices, | would
also call attention TO my fine NUTRIA BEAVER
HATS at only $780, believing them to be unequalled
for the price in the city
a29.3m CHARLES TOWSON.
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HNOR SALE-A FARM Of rich fertile bottom
e land lying in Pacawaxen, Charles county, com
monty called Locust Grove, containing 400 A RES
OF LAND, and has many local advantages, being
within half mile of the Wycomico River, which
abounds with Fish and Oysters, and all kinds OfWd
Fowl in the season The land, of itself, is naturally
good, ola crumbly soil, and in high state ofcuva.
ton.
The improvements consist Of large
AtxsaaA FRAME DWELLING, in complete order,
HSEHB with OVERSEER'S HOUSE and quarters
lGEBS1 for Slaves; Barns, Stahing and Granary, and
all the other out houses for farming purposes, and
also afne Orchard of choice fruit, such rs Apples,
Pears Peaches, Actions and Cherries. The terms
will be made liberal on application 10 NATHAN
HARRISON in Baltimore, or TO ISAIAH POSEY,
oil the premises.
NATHAN HARRISON
a25-2awSw No. III Franklin Bank Building
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-23
Arrival or TIE HIBERNId.
TWENTY TWO DAYS LATER FROM Ell
ROPE


The steamer Hihcmia j. in at Halifax and
Boston, with ad,iccs from Liverpool TO the
ith Instant.
The most important item of intelligence j.
the vote IN The British House IL Commons.
IN favor OF the new Corn law Schcme aud
Tara of Sir Robert Peel, by the decided ma
louty of %.
The Iron Trade Was in full rigor, and the
iron masters were full OF ouicrs.
Cotton up 10 the arrival OF The Packet shin
Patrick Henry, had been depressed in price.
but the news brought by her being considered
OF a somewhat hostile character. the prices
rallied and the mafkc, became frmer.
Provisions and flour were dull, and the
Money markct,-in consequence of the -
millions pounds sterling locked up by the
railways-was very tight.
The article OF Maize OF Indian Corn. was
becoming very popular among the people.
The French have met with disastrous dc.
ieats IN Algiers.
Accounts from Berlin state that Mr.. Whoa
tou Inc E@.ss Esiraoraius,y and Nin;s,c,
flcmipoicntiary of the United States. had lel,
that city Tor London.
LOUIS Philippe il said Ia he in favor of re-
ieuing the Oregon dispute to the arbitration
oi three English and three American gentle.
men-'hus carving out the idea of Mr.. Win
thfop. ol Massachusetts,.
The American Minister in London. Mr.
NicLanc, - confined 10 his house by severe
Indlsposition. lie was unable to attend he,
Nlslcsiys leyee on the llth. but Was repre-.
sentcd b, Mr.. Gauscvoort Melyill g, his Sec.
re,ary OF legation.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-23
!. on,, a..

ERlSYPELAS is only one among many Of
the numerous ailments which originate in
impurities ct the blood; and experience has
shown tia, lew. il any. are more difficult TO
overcome. But the Clickcner Sugarcosted
Vegetable Pills have gnppled successfully
with tin every form. Mrs. Jones. oi Albany.
now upwards OF 30 years of sge, had been
subject To periodical returns OF this complaint
from her earliest infancy; and la,terly, had
beeu Sd violently affected. as 10 furnish indi.
cations OF deaugcd intellect. Recourse was
had. a. formerly, to the family Physician. but
this prescription only drove the affection in
want, as usual, preparatory To breaking out
with renewed violence. The Doctor finally
recommended a box ofLecs' Pills: bat. through
some mistake of the Apotbecsry's clerk. a
box OF Clirkcner ; SugP r-coatcd Pupga,ive Pills
was sent n their stead. Having little faith
in Pills OF any description, and being nther
superstitious wi,hal. they concluded that
Providence had a hand in the substitution,
aud after all. IL might turn ont for the best
They accordingly made use Of Them. Tx
result O. a very few doses, left no cause to
rcgnt their snperslitious notions. The IA
tient rapidly recovered. and has NO ettsck of
ErisyPclas since. The Doctor was highly
delighted at the supposed success oi his pre-
srrip,ion: but was 80 completely asionished,
" hen lac discovered his error. that hc resolved
from that time forward to prescribe nothing
else in cases OF EFisypelas, but Clickcnrr's
S~ugar-coatod Vegetable Pills. For sale by A.
d. FAIRcuiLD. mar ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-23
From ih> Louisville Journal.
SPR G.

nv . T. WALL.
She comcs she comes. the goddess OF spring
And tn CLEAN OF her bright aud waverinr
wing.
As she sweeps along ihro' the breeze and besm
Brightcns the waves OF the waking stream.
She comes and the gnn OLD winter king
Has spread To the blast hrs frosty wing.
Ani Ear AWAY in the north has fiown.
To his ir,zen halls and his icy throne
A mantle OF b,auty and life i cast
Wherever The vemal goddess has passed.
She has shaken her wing and the sparkling
showers
Have isllen la earth and tumd to flowers.
She hiss brcsihcd on the peaks oi the lofty
mountains.
And thc SHOWS are goAe. AMI the cool sweet
fountains
Thfo' their vallics are bursting wild and free.
And their waves make music and miuh and
glee!
The hills away in the distance are seen,
Robing themselves in colous OF green.
The bloe-bclls peep from their woodland
bowcn.
lnhaiing the breath Of Joyous hours
Aud flowers arr spunging in vale aud dell.
And many a tale of love they tell;
Oh many a story their bcaut, will speak.
And many a blush to the burning cheek
VIII come, when they pass as a painful token
OF vows forgotten aud promises broken
The birds are here aud their thrilling strain,
Gladdcns the free blue-sky again;
The lark il up with tho morn's first raw.
And high thro' the blue vaul, speeds away
And the martin has come that was gone ~
long.
Glsddening all with his joyous song
Aud his plumsge CLEANS in the warm sun
light.
Ashe glanccs away in his arrowy flight.
The stainless sky DER N. lake is bending
Its own deep hue TO It's bright wave lending
The earth from its wiutry sleep is waking,
4 world of beauty upon Ia is breaking,
Bot my wild harp fails thy bcatics to sing.
50. welcome! WELCOMED spring, sweet spring,
Morgautown, April 10, 1913,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-23
WAsniSGToS, March 20,
Inc senate not in session to-day.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,

The River aud Harbor Bill occupied the sit.
ting oi the day. The provisions of the bill
werr considered a, the unfinished cuisines, of
Yesterday. and The following items acted ON
Charleston, ). C.. harboL SIS, 900, rejected.
savannah hnrbor $50 600, passed. lo5 to
Great Wood Hole harbor, Mass. si.A5O.
passed 100 TO 50.
louisville ani Portland Canal. rejected, SC
Hudson River, $4,000, passed. 1902 TO ~
ONO River above the Pals, ESQ, 900, pas
scd, ll2 To ~.
ONO River below the Falls, $1,000 O ms.
sed. us 10 81.
MI. Hllliarl moved To reconsider the vote
on The Charleston harboT item. which was los,
IS 70 iO0, aud the appropriation therefore re
mains rejected, and the bill passes with only
~ Mems omitted on the many recon mend.
Ell by the Committee.
a motion was made 10 lay the Bill ON the
'shie' lost - to 100. The Ball Was 6nslly
Psssed-yeas 10, nays Of.
day. VIC"
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EDIroRS coRRESPoNDENcE.

ST. Cltut-YILLE. March l7, 10.
M. Editor, rhe Belmont Common Pleas
las bccu no session sincs sac second and has
hsd ag unusual umoaut oi criminal business
TO transact. DIJing co. la,t Summer i, WAS
matter o. graduation with our citizens. that
the B-lm1n, jail VAS cniirly vacant. bat
thing, have since worn a different aspect, lur
never has then. ht,h more criminals confined
al one ton, Than p]rc,i5ls O, this term, auI
many OF thgm loo iof crimes of lac highes,
Order. The STATE OF Olio -. Abel Hicks and
Jubu Roberts. Indictment for robbery AMI bur
gl5Uy. found mol, gully. Same as. Oliver
Sewers, indictment Tor ~vaunding with intent
"a Nil found guilty anil Sentenced to ten
years Imprisonment iu tie State Prison -
Same rs. Robert MGary, indictment for
murder or washington n C4aa,,. iogui guilt,
oi mmder IA the second degree. and sentenced
90 Ia confined in thc STATE Prison for ljic. and
kept athaul labor. This lastwd au agvmva.
Ted case, aud the public mind has been much
inluencelin reference TO il. as evidenced by
the number present in the two days occupied
IN the trial. There has bscn much dis,,tis.
faction with the verdict. ani "who s1sheideth
mans blood, b. man shall hts blood D. she'd.
seems TO be the scniinlent ayowcl by a major.
ity. Bat aside inom ,hcss muumurng,, the
venic, was clearly IN accouiancc with the law
aud The testimony atiuccd State ~ Jefferson
Pounds, iniictm sut ior aiding aud abctting iu
toe murier OF McaaaTy. This ease Wa, con
timed on account ul u.c sickness Of a materi,l
thes. The cas- Of M'Gory wu, ably argued
by G q CirOil, E~l- on bshalful the State.
10 b. Weir& shannon. Esls., ior pdsoner.
Very respectfully,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-23

The Speaker remarked upon the point Of
order That the personal remarks we've out %
Mr.. Schcnch said that a. 90 the illusions to
colorcd persons IA the amendment. AMI the
conNeAin oi such persons to Cinals, he had
no ahlliation with, connection knowledge OF,
OF respect FOR any such transactions, or those
engaged ina them.
Mo Thurman. OF Ohio, was anxious that
Nj. \. should withdraw ,hs offensive remarks
towards Mr.. r. Mr. S. friends. however.
thought that as the insult had come from the
other side, he retrdction should come from
there also.
Mr.. Baker, OF Illinois. endeavured 10 con
vince Mf. I. that the apology should prooeci
from Mr f., and here The subject ended Tor
the day.
The House then voted by yeas AMI navs
amt viva vocc upon several OF the amend
menis. The following were carried
Providence HiTboT. - In ~i02-no;ioa 10
reconsider the same lost, l02 Co 90. Newark
Bay, - To =. H1vrc dc Grace, (s2O.OOO)
by a viva vOcc vote. Tennessee River lost
tslO0. OOO) l23 10 65.
The House then adjourned.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-23

rnoSy' The Ilth Inst, a man named Pof.
ter''cIl' Of Nashville. whose wife il aopcsr.
hAd Deem slandercd by another named jnd.on,
SUI 'ne latter ~ the street and fred three
pistols athim. without doing him any in,u,y
unison 'hen drew a pastel and shot Por,cr6eld
near The eve. killing him on the spot. A
mob collected. from which Judson was sbo,
al several times. and without bring hurt. lie
mn INTO The City Hotel aud jumped from a
.hiid story back window. breaking his tbigb
lie was taken by the officers and lodged il
l'il. 10 ihe night, the mob collected s,a;n
p'oAe INTO The jail-took out Judson and buos
MN 20 l'mP post The rope broke. bu, he
was '%akenup Tor dead aud the mob dispersed.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-23
CINCINNATI CITY MARKET.

NtbNt<bAfs Nidftu 10.
FLOUR-Thc sales yesterday amounted i'm
the aggregate to about 1900 bhs; 3lO0 brls,
city mills. at s3.7s. del.
WHlSkY-A sale of 2i0 brl. from canal
late on Tuesday evening ut l7ic.; - and ~
bhs yesterday at l7lc.; l06 do high proof at
lie; 100 from railroad at l7ic.; 81 at l7lc.;
II from river at l7lc.; 100 at l7sc.; and GO
from wagon at l7tc.
BACoN.-Thcc is n good deal of enquiry
in market, with considerable sales. loo, 900 lbs
Sides and Shoulders, city cured, at > and &c,
hhds extra; GO hhls do-30 of each. on private
terms, bit understood to have been at rates
above named. $1,000 lbs country cured. a
good lot, Of which 1000 lbs were Should rs
at 3ic., 10000 ibs Sides nj tie, aud OOO lbs
Hams al 3ic., %. 1000 10 Shoulders. city cured,
at L., hhds extra.
PoRh-A sale OF 80 bfls Clear at Sill,
aud ~ brs Rump at -, both Tor Boston mar
ket
LiNSEED OLA sale OF Is brls from
Canal al 7lc.
IioGS.-A sale OF $50 slop fed for butchers
use, at 3sc net.
WooL-A sale OF 800 Pulled a, 23c.;
} ,500 Ito at pic.
MoLASSES.--A sale of - brls from store
nj pc.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-23

Neare glad 10 see that under this name a
new University has been founded at ST. Loui,
The Institution Is located on grounds given by
Col John Failon, aud j., intended 10 b, one
o. high order The 81. LoHis N5ir Era SAYS
AZ a meeting OF ths Board, the Reverend
Z e. Hutchinson, A NJ, was appointed Pre-.
sident OF the lnstiiutios aud Professor Of Nor.
al aud Intellectual Science. Mr.. J. W. Sun.
I.fiaui \. NJ, Was elected 20 the chair of
Nhiu"i Philosophy, snd Mr.. Edward Barr, ia
.'c ,"aIf OF Modern Languages. The acting
f''"i'y VIII hii The department OF Ancient
Languages untla professor be appointed"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-23
MORE ABouT ARTlCHoKEs.

NJ Noble Inform, rs in answer 10 our in
qu1ies, that hc ncNcr took pain, To- ascertain
ihe amount oi the yicidofauicbokes per acrc.
bat lac thinks las gave seven hundred bushels
ar over, and pa nch land be avs the Weld l.
enormous. His mode of feeding The roots "a
sheep, J. to give from one to two bushels pei
hundred head, along with their ordinary feed.
Use 81 the toPsfor fodder.-Mt. II. Is. Well.
man OF Massilion informs Us that he planted
about three acres of ar,ichokcs last spring. in
lle manner recommended iu our by Mr..
Noble, but At least a month too iate-being
done about the 9th OF May. But notwith-
standing the severe drought. the stalks grew
iuNuuantly. attaining the height of from nine
to twelve feet. Apprehending a scarcity Of
folder. though not surprising them OF much
value he cut the stalks aud Shocked them in
The held. Immediately sitter the first FROST
Duung The winter he was surprised 10 find
that all OF his stock, including cows. horses
ami sheep, eat this fodder IN preference to
timothy hay; and judging from ihs condition
ct his animals after feeding on il, lac believes
the ariiehohe fodder mon nutritious than hay
Ohf0 C~uLiiraior.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-23
cIlcKENERS SUGAR COATED w

ClCkENERS SUGAR.COATED w
Ablh PlLlS-Ar Diseases have thri,
ougin in imPunty OF blood. Howcve exeei.
lent the general health. there is no SCOUT,
against EVER. where Tic blood il impure. A.
iToi'alcd ~ tnuptiOns Of ihe skin. veutgo
nsaNhthr lsssiiude Sc. The best purifier of
.' pip~i - ChCkenets Sugnr-C Coated PHI
"ul'h ls 80 s%kiiiuiiy compounded. thatit doe
Hot cay-r gdpiug. ihe grat .lseeiiop 4, sIl
pills The eutslope 81 Sugar prevents ali
NAUSEA 80 that. @se rom TIE powerful. vst
easy OPERATION The patient would handy H.
a"otc iiat he had 'akeu any medicine ID sl
~ wei convinced Is Df. Cliskenef 81 49,.
eiheacy Of hisPills 10 stl specified ca. a.,
he D pledged to return the money. when ~.
9t"mi..d effect j. not produced. Fos sale ~
a. o. FAmCBmI. - 9
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-23
STEEL SPRINGS

We called on saturday TO zee hpA u, new
STEEL ant cauiigs spring establishment ol
Richard .on * CO. was getting on. AMI "
were surprised at ia facility with which they
arr doins WORK. Machinery does everything.
Their .nss,s arr Oh lighted by m~achiney.-
Tho springs OF harl steel ar nattcucd by a
s,nElc tam OF roll, and all the powetepplicl
rolling, beating sharpening drilling, turning
polishing, 81 comes irom tht single engine
They turn ont % sets q day. with yer, lew
hands. We would like now TO see proper.
iiouate cHterPr.se here In manufacturing cur
r.sges. ii.U j. a noble poiut iorit.