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The Columbian fountain., 1846-03-31

TUST ARRIVED, lot of seasoned 6-4 and
u and s-4 and A Select Cuttings, in pine; also,
some Column STUFF, different Sizes
Also, again, few tons of excellent quality An
thracte Coal all Of which will be sold on reasonable
terms for CASH, short credit, by
JOHN PURDY,
AT his Lumber Yard, 7th street, Centre Market
CFTHE UNDERSIGNED has considerable
improved and unmproved desirable property, which
will be disposed of to suit those inclined to bay.
Inquire as above. JOHN PURDY.
march 2S-tf.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-01-22

1855. From Lexington, Scott county, To New
Frankford, miles and back, once week. ss5l
Leave Lexington every Saturday al . N, arriyc
at New Franklord same day by 3 p IN. ,rrr.l 81 VI
Leave New frankfort every Saturday al p u,
arrive at Lexington same day by pm. f.t. s1naa'
1856. From Slateford 10 Rockford, in jackson
county, Is miles and back once week. sTuJe.gfI
Leave SIalsford every Saturday 81 p N, arrive
at Rockford same day by III am. Fssv l. son
Leave Rockford every Saturday Al a m, arrive
1857. From Charleston, Clark county, by Pine
Lick, Vienna, Litde York, and sags's Ferry, 10
Brownstown, ~ miles and back. once . wssk.llE
Leave Charleston every Wednesday al IL m, ar
rive ~ Br9wnslown nextday BY 3pm.oi a.tslidl
Leave BrowIstown every Thursday at 4 p m,
sELSYs d GhaFisston psxr day by 4pm.o,g ag..,I
~ FroW ChAFleston. Clarke county, by Blue
La, Chesnut hill, Salem, Psowsvire, Boae,l end
1EAeg Milsss y Rsdfer4, sqRjlss ard hask eaesa
49, - : ~, .y !. ! z 90 =. sss II
> : ) ] ! ! !
I1GcS. Mount Pleasant, Washington, and
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for a time. anil then. perhaps, when | call
again. you may have different styles, which
will come nearer sUiiing my taste. That, /
like quite well. snd IL lind nothing that i
p%rciiier, | think | shah purchase.
But can | have the pleasure ot sending this
for YOU this morning. lshould be vey hap
ny ~ trade with YOU now.
mo. sir Twill wait
is thore ANY thing else I can have the plea,
sure OF exhibiting this morning
There WAS Something cl,e-lct me think
have you-Coate's Spool Thrcadi-quite fl a
number | shouli like"
I'VE hsvc all numbers, | bclicyc-ab0ut
onr hundred. or iiueT'
Rather finer. | thinA-haVc YOU one hun
decd and twenty
Il think Nc have. yes, ma'ain. this is that
number
viii YOU pcnai, me to sc ,hs cadf'
Certainly. ma am.
"lt,vc you between this onl onc hun
dwitr
This is one hunircl aud ten
After examining
This Is the right numbef-l will take a..
How much sir,
-Four cent ml' Shall enclose it Tor
youl'
III You plclso, sir. | think I shall take some
- AW' -fhAN INV Nt'hf VWeANAs 'FAA
morning. sir
Good morning. ml'am.'
Having exrUiscd ihe inner and outer man,
body and mind lircl quite a goncncss within
IA c%onugulty at space, that nothing short OF
n hcany breakfast can TIL. Not any thing
having bscB made pccuniarily. nav patience.
somc may think has htcn severely tried. Bu,
up, 81 ireq1enily lave participated iu simi-
hf scenes, | have taeaudariiy Ia presume that
IL would take NOR, than i, ia the power OF
man or woman 90 iuitaie M, while trading.
! go 10 my mails with an appetite much im
proved, feeling perfectly confident 90 masteta
quantity of ihe gool thing, OF Providence aud
afterwards b. as r%csoluic " before on waiting
rory politely ou another, as pleasant and o.
profitable a. my Grs,. This j, an inronsidcr-
able part of what j. daily observed aud parti-
cipaied in hy clerks. Bot enough for now
II the above meet your appreciation, Nc. Bii.
tor, | viii at some future time, perhaps. nm
told morc ofwhat l. OF every day occurrence
ia Dr. Goods Store.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-04

things we should attend To-. all of whirh ste
greatly and materially embarrassed by the
present position al this affair. It's proposal,
iot example, to remodel the tariff. But with
what view To augment revenue, 90 reduce
rcvcnuci IL IL is to augment the revenue,
then ! ask. Is that with a view To war; III a.
- To rcducc revenue then ! ask. ~ that with
a view To peace How can we possibly know
how TO act. without the least . ledge
whether there - a hkcsihOot OF the Coutnu-
ancc ot peace. coz whether we are ou the eve
al an outbreaking war This emtorro Ssinent
in the private affair, Of men il equally pms
SIM. The nation poss S-csa great commercc.
Now IL i easy for a gentleman To say, Il
diStegsul commerce on a QUESTION Of the ma
tionai honor ~ do 1. when that - the
question. II the honor OF my county i al
tsCkrd. I will saw, IN the memorable Language
o.cc u-cd b, a gentleman ol the other liou~,,
. Perish commerce But these arc Interests
not to- h, tdn~l with. Those grc1t Interests
ot tins country. IN which arc involved the
daily bicSd at thousands and millinuS Of mrn.
arr not io be- pat IN jeopardy Tor objects not
connected in reality either with the honor OF
the substantial interests OF the country. |
wish. Therefore. 80 soon ss IL is practicable. 60
obtain an expression OF the opinion OF this
boty that it j. best To give the naked notice
recommended in the Executive message, that
will throw the responsibility upon the Exec
utiVe to the fullest extent. lam ior getting
q question either on the max Il notice, or on
MOTTO. ia SONS modified form, such a. shall
express what believe Ia bc the Judgment
both at the senate and ui the country.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-04

steer almost directly for fhe ehaLel This
opcn~i the ewes OF the Orions, Tor our yapls
wer- ham-trimucd, before that ship samred
her yarls. and came running across our track.
And i'm a few minutes the Lupin hauled her
wind and came creeping up TO windwsu.
Bat ii was of no Use. The Orion was Just
Ia time 20 see MIR. Hopkins strike his harpoon
into the whale, aud take possession of the
pfize i'm the name OF thc good ship Cr.mons,
of New Baiiori' And il was not long before
we hal the whale alongside, and forthwith
commenced cutting in upon this noble sPe-
cimen of the class Alainmslia, which proved
10 b. an eighty barrel whale, and was worth
10 rs s2iUUi
IL may BE- inquired how it happens that
lead whales are iound aHoat. Doubtless Ia
The majority Of such cases. as in the prcsent
instance the whale having been h~srrooned amt
deprived al life. has sunk, aud .emtius below
ihc surface, until its specific gravity has di-
unfinished. By the generation oi gas~,s within
,hc animal tissues to such a degree tina itTis
from the indefinite depths below.
Muliitudcs of the right ,rhdie sink im,nedi-
aicl, after capture, an entire loss; sometimes
though more seldom, Is this true also OF the
spcrm tchGic. The reason of this evident diff
ference IN specific CAVITY Of indi, iduals of
the species ~ not asccrtaincd with perfect
accuracy. Old age, or any cause diminishcs
the amount oi a dispose matter would oil course
contribute 10 Increase the specific gravity OF
the animal. IL would seem that very few
whales which have once sunk ever make their
appearance again upon the s~uIIace. as a dead
whale i v,U n0ly met with.
But to return from this digrcssion. By the
tim, ~ h,d made fast 10 our prize. the onon
was within speaking distance. Evidently
chagfmcl az the success OF our manocuvre. she
ibVished no complimsu ts upon our enterprise
and s)pn resumed hcriomer course. La about
an hour or 80. tho Lupin came up To inquire
the news. bot soOn made sail after the Orion;
aud before night both were out of sight to
lccwarl AMI OuT oil was mostly boiled cut and
cooling 10 stow away below.
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No mail last night. The snow Is very
deep and heavy. Mt the east.

THE UNlvERSIrY.-we learn with very
gres, pleasure that the Trustees ef the Whee'-
ing University have finally. and firmly rcsolv-
ell upon the improvement, of the property b.
slowed upon them for the erection Of College
buildings. and that a committee Of the Board
will promptly wait upon our citizens for sub
srriPtons TO a specific amount for tina, pur-
pose. The amount is not large; BAT is sufi-
cicnt to form the ncuclus for an institution
tina, will confer honor upon the city, improve
ITS chsnc,er and enhance its wealth. When
we renec, upon the thousands annually scn,
abroad ior education. and compare il with the
thousands that would be brought in sni dis.
tribu,cd by such an institution Os the ,ms-
tees hope to establish, I'VE eanno, for a mo-
ment believe that there will BE- the least hest
,aticn ON The part Of our citizens.
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NEW DOOks

~ N~isftBiks - IUHACCO, T....
su.''e''i 1shfie's Cean~eH. Aasm. a..
Sc''oi fearbsf. Pulysioit Bibles Hms
~ t'"''mi ffe"sol'. ~Efp~suisa is Ossras
." S's hehd. o. an's Pgs@si shelley.
r. ""'s'' Slissa'. rfaseis Ia MsiAs.
Ih''Hl~ mfsa Pnetios A. MeI.einf. Bel ~, g..
@en Hrd Lagetny. u edsos 80 shs vii Go.
rH's isftf Noa Rsomsr. Tfseel. 10 he u,s.i
: aA'' Deks Fucical Aafo.sa.ef; Tls W.,a.,
20 'eni AZ a. Thts day fsseivsd ssd a., a..
= Join uAswELL. Uaaa ~.
wLssins.
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TURNING ESTABLISHMENT.
~ " 81. WILSON.

an ie'Ieeusiiy ialofm h.. isfm 81 friend,
and psifons and he pshise generally. H.,
ne sss 'e--eJ nfa isna 81 years. issi large l,.n.
'"'hnG Al ihe epfasf Oi Cay and Fouah .s M.
'e'Ut "ris~ iir ne new ss-l heiefy. where ~ a..
r'"' a'~a h'"'-sli ~Hh = ls's- bpt.- pm IN . altsot
~ ~ "' p"'P"sss ue = m,~ ptspsnd 10 s1r,.,,
~ tf 'u'"ias ~ih 'he E'saisa d,s;sicb
500 "s@'"e . sod ~ ibe ,oNra tssnt est-s.
Tie iusiiss . shsfs ~ ihs cutie .,t,r.
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coAaIssIoNER,s A 4

., II
Metchani Ds'ofd ~ and Others. ASAsSc"y
VIRTUE q its deeree rendered IN lba
nb csass ou The ~ day NJ rsbsassy 1855. ,s
TIE Circuit supensy Csau ~ Las snd Chsecsg
- OHIO coaniy. ! Will Ser zoe ssls 81 ne fr4s
'oof 81 the CaUd house Of said soanty. on MssJsy
lhe Oh DAP Of Aptd. 1886 Ls No a. sisssed -
Na'n siieei - North whseIiue. Aiso HE lrssisa
OF lot EnmbeF 90. lying oa ibs s.a,h side Of sBd
'i"msdt''eiy sdgtHtBs ssid Us 81. an1 funssng %
'nd eo'nei'ng oa = cross stsesi 80 she ssalh 81 he
SINE Ais a erssip psrs q groani snas,s "a
'he sny 81 Nhee8IHg. enJ bsua5ed a. fsllews. -
vi oa me y 9Th ~ cbsrry sllsy. upon which 9
in'n''. oi ias Wet bY aa alsy faaalns lpn aA
,hTnr aliry e. Oahtn street. aid oa he essi b. 0i
~ III Conveyed ~ N.ah Ice 20 he io~n q
"Ase iHs Af The uss Il he sch ~ hsase. SID ysees
% E'o1nd rticeling tssk "a lcsI. aad sappa-d %
e'f'iain inaa - - ~ fssfia I'D Cheay siisy. %
- ~ufh ~ TIE absse msniseurJ rsopeny o. nay BE-
"esessly 70 satisfy ne Ssrj decree.
Fec pes cent ~ sd parrhe,s r-peJ
in e 81. asd ihs balance upau . stsdn fst- tefi''
'hd sishifn munihs, ~ rqosi insisfnsn-t hesuai
"'isls.i lssfa ne dsy q s.is. ~ p~u,rhs.sf fiv'as
nifsd VIII . % Seventy. sad he mie fsia'nsd upnt
ae ahis . C4d
JoIN q E0FF. Dy~p.
Coopl ms4 nfRC woou-. 500
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INDIGESTION AND Loss or LIFE.

ESTloN AND Loss or LIFE
Il, Is the gratc-i FOLLY in the world, lor people
tn hc ever complaining of Indigestion and
lo-s al arpetite. when the remedy - 20 easy oi
attainment. Every mail comes frsuxht with
testimonies oi the extraordinary cheney of
Clickener's Sugar Coated Vegetable Purgasivc
Pills, IN the various diseases which originate
in a disortcrcd state of the bowels. MANY
Ministers OF the Gospel. Professors eml Stu
dents IN our Universities, Artisans, and nu-
mcrous others who lead ~sedentary lives, have
experienced their beneficial effects. and are
constantly volunteering their testimony in its
favor. La fact. the number OF recommends
tory letters has accumulated ~ mpidly Of late.
that, u II was necessary 10 answer them al.
DIR. Clickcner would be compelled to employ
a special a~manncnsis for that purpose. They
all, however. concur in one opinion. 10 vii:
That the Ciickener Pin is the most agreeable
remedy they have ever tried. AMI TIC only one
among many rhich they can NC Nth a Ger
FANNY Of reifJ and without any sggravs,ing
symptoms. Ii this season OF the ycsr, cspc-
cislly, IL is highly importan, IN keep the bow
els IN n healthy condition, in order tc avoid.
or amclioraic. Of least, the numerous ailments
which sn induced by Sudden changes in the
weather. For agents sec advertisement.
feb ~ IL
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GRAND ScHEMEl
$6O.OOO!
eO0 On0I rIN MN :

SxU1UVUE IVlUO 30 Of 5 ,OO0i
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY. Class A
Tor lsio, To be drawn at Alexandris. ID. C.,
March IL. IS nuui~n-l5 drawn ballots
] OF sj0,0O0 / q f20,0O0 ] oflO.oOO Iof5.O o
Tickets SIS. Certificate of a package OF 26
wholes Sieo; shares in proportion.
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ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Class &C.
draws at Baltimore, March Is, 1916. IS
Numbers. Is drawn ballots.
2 oi $4,000 of 1000 OF 1000
Tickets 50. Certificate Of a package OF 81
wiioles SOS; shares in proportion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-04

ANnEK- T. = passion litter Tor nie,
enl insects tiian Tor persons protesting noble
ne. Shi bounty ~ b. troublesome not onl,
70 ,ao'e inat sniiefH but to tbusc that hold ID 8
hlhN ~ nat whenever thc i%a,ernsi Gend
y u'elu'e would ee-al~ lmm oureye snd
anno'ence oi aIi around. suI -
Co. assp. '"osi F"
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9 Prires Of $40, 900 eaeh. IL 500. 600.

FFi1ts ~ 5fU,UuU fufH, ~ bU,UD
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Class H..
10 be drawn at Alexandria, March 81, 1916.
40 Numbers, l3 drawn ballots.
o prizes of $4,000 % prizes Of al oOo
Tickets $40. Certificate ofa package of .
wholes SAD; shar res in proportion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-04

CO. Can anybody Tell Why IL Mas that a
certain gentleman. Who lives "a the region
rouht about Grave Creek cam, GOT such a
ccp z,alcas friend AMI supppdc, of J. I.
Martin. Esr tot the hpus' - Dslcsstcs, The
NJ! ncNtday after a visa wa pa han by a
si,tiagHishod lsm,cratlp m Nhceling. Masi
sll,r,ii q mtk, n,n lT him as ) nsipIf-
Tsoinas IA waists Mirinout OF his Wa. Thc,
ought c-,rainly TO provide something lot Mac
Who 10 "a clever as any of them.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-04

f1EES ~ BOSTON On Thunds, mo,,
ing ihe Shoe Etom 81 e.. 4. Olenwalf IT,.
~. was inJusd d. hr-fuliy insurer OIL.
sanie morning. thcoi Wofksuf Mrs.r Ain.
q Si'u'e'ani. lu TIC Tbirl section AT -,
Dys'oh' was s,oa consumed with about I2uo
ksIlo"s 81 boiled husecd oil. belonging +,
acssfs. Tai! Rorrs Gather DAY & O.
nnu Sa'f"'h q Whittier oi Boston No an
$3.50. NV o'"ut
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-04

ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY. Class u.
drews at Alexandria, March Is, 1916. Sc
Numbers, l2 dawn ballots.
| of S25, 900 lofI O000 iof,ooo
Tickets $40. Certificate Of ~ yghoIes us
dollars; shares in proportion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-04

ALEXANDRIA, LOTTERY, Glass ~.
draws at Baltimore, March IS, 1916. rs
Numbers, Is ballots.
! OF $4,000 ! of 10000 OF 5000 ora 255
Tickets $40. Certificate Of a package oil 20
wboles $3.50; shares ia proportion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-04

SMALL FRY LOTTERY, draws e,erv
Monday aud Thursday, at ~Covington. Nv.
Tickets 81. Certificate Of Is whules sI5.
shares in proportion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-04

Al "ftets shsll be prampily attended se
'sa'a ROBF ARM TRONG a 90. As.o,
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si,lis.@l 90
ANECDOrE OF DANIEL WERSrER-

VIZ bl.Niis Els Elk
the boston Transcript copies from the Lon.
don Sun, aplrasant sketch OF Daniel Webster
which concludes with the following amusine
anerlo'e OF this remarkable man:
"lhisdistinguished man, just before Lafay.
eites lest Nts,i 20 America, formed,one in N
fishing party an Massachusetts Bay. He had
bcen selected to deliver the welcoming speech
To ihe Frenchnan OF his approaching visit.
and during his occupation OF hauling up cod.
hsh and iautog. he was observed 10 be very
abs'taetod. IL appeared afterwards that he
must have been studying That part OF his
speech IN which he afterwards addressed la.
iayette. ior a gentleman who was fishing next
TO him observed him pulling in his line. hand
over hand, with some difficulty, a. liza larre
hsh was hooked, yet without exhibiting any
satisfaction on his face at having captured a
puzr. Al length the fish WAS seen approach
iag The surface end cleaning through ihe green
waters like . lively bladder OF quicksilver;
siiil Ncbs'et's face gave no smiling welcome;
bat just as the fish came To- the surface. he
burst out with Venerable maa the repre-.
sentative ol the two ~henisplefcs, welcome to
our shores aud down nopped the monster
cod on ihe dcckf'
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BANkS OF OHlo-REPORT OF THE
STATE BANKS

a Report has been made to the Legislature
on ihc condition Of what il called the State
Bank OF Ohio. under the management of a
Board Of Control.
SIXTIES BRANCHES OF the State Bank O!
Ohio have been formed, which are named be-
low. Their condition is "a follows:
Capital (subscrbed) 81, 769 900
tpaid in) 927 ,307
Discounts (no,es aud bills) l,757,7I9
The Liabilities and Means of these Banks,
IN rceanl 10 she public, are as follows:
oirculIiion Si,llS,s2l
Other liabilities I,lOS.lOO
----
Total liabilities e. OIL
IMMEDIATE FANS.
Gold and Silver Sis 9si
Bank Notes aud Sight Checks lO3. 7O2
Eastern Dcposites 2y1 Isl
-----
81 lag, S65
The following is n statement Of ihc ciuul..
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ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Glass 60,
Tor 1916, To be drawn at Baltimore, March Ii.
as Numbsn-iI drawn ballots.
J OF $4,000 | OF 10000 | OF 5000 OF 4 900
Tickets $40. Certificate OF a package Of
20 wholes sli0; shares in proportion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-04

CT The 81. Louis Era, 81 Monday. a,s.
report reached here last evening by lhe
steamer lHdede that thc steamer wst Eagle
was SUNK upon the Lower Rapids. with "a
t.,t water pa her bold. SHE bal little or mo-
''ish' on bl@fd. The lson City, which We
''1',eH a. . ing sunk Siturisy. j. sid Ia h.
YIN on We Lower Rapids. with about ,le
.''ne a,pih 81 water 10 BIER hold. Both il i
Thought can be- saved.
w are Informed that ihe steamer Cong,e.s
and her fargo. which were Lost. wer in'n,.t
in iiIs city iOf $4,000.
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SPLENDID SCHEMES ron MAncu.

ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Glass 10,
drawsai Alexandria Mar. z. 20 Nos. ii ballots.
l oi 100000 of 10000 Of 900 | OFFS 900
Tickets $40. Certificate of a package OF
wholcs $3.50; sharcs ia proportion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-04

~. bsi"n l"uual 81 1Jsrsits sass.
I've country around Boston ,4..,,
w 'sr'i, ihe hc.is aui &c., bill. ts,,.,
81 VII -n'" ant tbs t,mpsntn. ,l a..
w,@ihef Et'a 300 Indication at c.t,,,im,
sP1ng- Tho ihcuuomeietlss ,,,gi,o +
"clo' was % fistcen. out ihi. m,,C -
s"hfisc " Was ui twenty seven d-g...s h
imcfins roint %, sitiehius ,a IN,
lscHccllent, anil our gsi people s.em
~ 20 mako iht tap,i olit Fof ,o ,gi..
80 tndicatipns wc meet with GOA s,.
-gSg excursions 81 ihc vrhgI~..I G. 49,.
mss9EeEea"s smi sil 40. hr5s.s I, m.
are pas "a reputation aul have na b.J,t.
INSANITY The y \. Commercial d. d,
so',ee ~ ID Hdglam's annual rpat a. 49,
~. state i,sFapc Asflnm siys
"ODe ifuiilta esgse 81 iusauif, - h.. 4
i'f. Bingham Nscs isimpaipdhs.bi III
Bat ia gcst g~qljojty 81 rs,a. ~.
declared To b. 9ogbUa ~ ukp,,, h. :.
lSsge HusnbeT ID caAc ossi.sst !. r,,
sFtiety aud 10 uiseicea cue iaase s...
sssipsod b. Mii,fikB
j. "ot Mhi-fism tbs mta5l,sizgoa nti.
thsn DE Csu.e 0~liusisJfyf
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We learn with pleasure lhat TIA. Baltimore
Patriot will in a lew day, b. much enlarged
and improved. We, with oil the numemu,
friends OF TINT establishment viii be gralifed
at this evidence Of It's prosperity.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-04

ECLiPSE-On the 18th OF April there will
b. a partial eclipse OF the sun. The degree of
ob>curation will be about five digits IN I'LL
nois. nearly seven in Boston. and eleven in
Florida: gradually increasing a. we approach
lhc island Of Cuba, near the middle OF which
IL will h. central and total. This will be the
lssi large eclipse OF dte sun that will be visi.
bic 10 Us until May 26th, 1881, and for many
years the only one that will be total. in our
vicinity. Indeed only twice during the re.
mainder OF this CENTURY, (viz. Aug. 9Th, 1859,
aud May 18th, 1900 will the Inhabitants OF
tne Atlantic States See a total eclipse, aud on
both OF these occasions the patho OF the moons
shadow VIII b. confined to a very small par,
of Virginia aud North Carolina.
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DEATH OF AN OLD SprrIrp =

last Green hay Republican ANNOUNCES Inc
death i John Larc. ia the 9th year of H.
age. MIR lave was ono OF ihc oldest inbnb.
ianis ~ Wisconsin,. bayiag lived i'm tl,e Ter.
n'ofE upwards oi forty years. lie enioyed
'ne tespeft aud esteem Of his fellow citzsos
oi al PARTIES and denominations, aud ia dcs,h
. re5anied aud regretted rs a public l5,s.
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