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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-07

or Whatever may hssad 10 The contrary. I have no
doubt but oouvuisioas are very onen caused b. WORMS,
lady who had tcrrIss ncrvshs attacks. some,imc. me
hal oenvul~ions ~ hours together. and when shdc 10 10
snHed me ftoid her sbe had worms. but she hsa Ssen
told hy other physioisus that u Wa a : extreme dciicacy
For sore time sbe determined TO tr, whst eh.nrs 49,,
woad do; aud careful diet. she h.c.ms wor.e ana
witch made life iiseif a huthra, AID she one. ss = !. 7,
sSe would give am thing % ~ aldo To lay herself down
n ~ ons HlEht she dreamed thai Brandrcth's Pins
cured =. Then she thoaghi Of the advice I hsd s,ycn
her = 30 eo'nin .need immediately with the p,I,- s,-,,t
ana morning. IN dnSr~ Of two Piiis al aisht. and Two an
'hc a'orntnz; tae second day. fonr fiIl. al n'rI,t- ana t~o
y morninz; ths thrd day. an Pills At alsht' ann
nifin on the fourth day, dctern,iainr 10 -, s'
twS. s.'e f.s hcrscif much better on the mn 80 49,,
She tlsen began again. a. at nrss. and when 80 - a.
eighl ftis al night and two Ia the asotniny. 1900 i.
quantity of nav worms. nearly two assns - na.ns,
hSA.t 81 pounds. sbe ooaiihaed To take the rifl. an.
hrs % uhs best possible STATS OF h..,ir ~ $4,000
Ana nuhnefon. othsfs similar, I shall BE- happy 40 80,
eosni,r ~. ssa ~ sepaes.t Assnss IN every part % ihs
eererapf'on Of character In Ihsir imn,ssf.se 80.
., there is no want OF evidence.
othef cases OF worms nirht he r,xe, i. -As... a..
fuls have done the most rcmarkahIe r.,.- Is n.
:, asaef-a"od 'ha, WORN. are ths consequence 81
NN"HAotr hoHoas-tbat these humor orea.san M
atsS-rs, OF "baicvr nams. and that tire nrandr,,h Iir.
:, ~,as .sAen "a ,aeh de-e. a. viii caHy purge. wI
Any asng"r; no fear OF an over dose: "a AN, no,1,n- a.
"ss .hr,n OF. they do not wosk OF pleasaasiy .tsks
Ds's' "o-e on top ei thosc already taken, sure % a.
a. ihcA~enuy; never unpleasant Lat when
- ~ sao.e "a. eeen taken. On oth-r words. vines
'Ne disease - too strong for the afs, dose.
PURELY NERVOUS DISEASES.
umsy he that a perron-ls norvous w,u,.a, N ,o,
nSct'"n with worms. fareal,on, how~y.r AVA a,.a
a'e"a rths makes no exception. aud viii he toaud 40 Al
."sa sNsp hind ot relief ~ The disraz. has hcen o.,
IONA sisoains. a viii ~ necessary ta persrvere An ,b~ u..
% le rus ioF some tiac- n wiz he wei Ia a. t,c.,
~ 'A'se Of four days, In do--. sanioieni 70 purre
sstl ueray. Then TO rest a few days, and DO m, ss,,.s
s.A.n eon'fnuins te uss OF The fiis ssrb lime : ere
:. aeasnss OF days u ~ouid ~ well 10 tske . yama
s.a.-La " u"n.sei Tea, bsuc-si fsa. tAkca hos, Aad
"e.tp" ~ WIZ always act a. q posast. aad !. az
- Inc fnns sioeid always - taken asoaI twelve
n,.., - p eafl-f q, required. Tins voaf
- - :. .NNch ~nrn me P4fieut - weak. Ia thar
us fhs uhn.t - uscd atone. until soa,s strength has
%sih'a- The roinH ssosid h. only used once 4
ee'' =" Too nancb vomiting - vsr, ,ultu,,,.. t.t
on. ..s nsonthot Two. vii LsIp lie eursftve efrets al
M ~ an 'hose neFVoa- eascs- Faf Haieh ~
40 F~AIRCliILD.
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CONGRESS.

Thus day comm uces thr second session al
ia, 2Jth ronsress. That ii will b. a stormy one
there - scarce a doubt:bal tiat 1, viii b. Que
OF unusual interest Is most certain. The Pres.
idcnts inessssc, Will. NC presume. DE ~receiv-
CT here early GA "Wednesday. aud we shall los
II before our Z sders a. soon as possible. A
Is Oh, hrst message under the war, and in
what or now IL may excuse that war. bow il
will account for the opponent vascillation and
folly OF the executive, in its prosecution, " he {
recommendations IL may make towards it's ef-
iectve Close, are matters that We cannot spec
ulste upon. The whole course Of the ex,cu-
tive relative to that seem, TO be more the re-
sJit OF cspdce. than Of any knowledge OF the
character and requisites OF a statesman. One
dsy The executive organ has declared that mo-
more tmops were wanted. that il snnounccd
by authority that the insl blow was struck.
ond almost the next DAY has witnessed the
call for more troops. One day IL is admitted
that understanding exists with a man Of pow
CT with the enemy, that terms Of treaty have
been negooiated. He passes through our
blockade without question, becomes the head
OF our enemies. ani it's then denied that snv
cbrrespon isnee hiss been held with him. Will
AL these tainss b. accou0ted for in Ia. mes.
slsel VIII the r,port % the Secretary OF the
Ts-aslry announce the entire Indebtedness OF
the country. ani tn true expenditures ot will
IT leiSiis aud rndeavor 10 lead the people into
beilel that all lhs riglt, that the debt has not
Increased. and hat the Tariff oC 1914 utH /
yield sufficient r-eveDarf
Whtth wit congress dol VIII the voice
OF inquiry b sta 4, and tbe people left 10 ig-
noruace OF What has been done a. well az what
will De, and a mystery be hung around the
whoie proceedings OF the party. Time can
only answer thes- questions; bat let those in
power understand that the yoior Of inquiry
snd ialcpcnlsat spirit is abrold among the
people, a. has 5een shown by The late cleo
tons, and that honesty alone can now sustain
the party.
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-" BUT CAN CONSUMPTION ny crRRD ,

-" But CAN CONSUMPTION ny cfRED /,
mas a qecrtDa which . man who lived IN . dt~~ecttnK
fo"m would haash Al. How many people do you 2. IAN.
me ~hoe rave tsEs iuhSrenisiod. hat which are other
VS. spundI hhd ~ ,ousunpionf a ~ uiherciez on
me leags. Then ~ tihese tutesei-~ were healed, The pa.
.nrHy. And wtsi did ne usc ar curing differentiated
lahrsf ronse Of the very inyfcdienir that cntef into the
eemlpshien " ". Tayiors Raisan, OF I.iser~ost, from
s.S bowery. Tie valushlr discovery and cosahtn nisn
auccA We whole coHsf ttutton. One ~ the nrust popular
writer's OF the sTs gives a. the re-aH OF hs long ol~erva-
Nsifon thai pulmonary tutrrcics are ht the dcveiopc-
ntcnt 81 general tt-ea~e, hcnce the reason ef the pfsc
rhss'eis~s 10 w8sm Enxisnd gave tirh." and the ven.
etsse Df Hoiyote. Of SUE ava ooautry twia~e hfe wa.
proiongef Ia The age Of ios ysagsl and IL Dr. TayIsf
my Ittrhd one 4 tiis hrizhtc~a ofnamenls Of the uai-
Nersity OF fcnnfflvania, 70 whose talents and eareri
eace tbs unrivahed teuedy viii ie a lasting monument
spreading bis fane Throughout all .iznds-
Eewere % Colhfosfeis. Bny nothing instead. Sc
pHeiof OF uhs ariciel ~ on The engraved IaAei. BAY
oh9 al aS boNcfy- eH ~ Nafer street. Alse fof sAir
netg JAMES nAkER. WhecIins. Va
XKyASTED. Dried ssgIes ana peaches, Gineenr.
Ci"ycr aad Timothy s-cd Buiior, while ncanr.
''inle' sPPsss, hops. OsIs and Fcasbers.
Nov. ~. II. JAMESON.
S$oLID BOX vlSts. The Subscriber has .aaned
The naaaiAciafe Of Sofn Box Vi-es aad stocks ard
ne . ehiiuts and AschtfusiA WIN are invited IN call
ssetheaa. thar ~iit - nsais frons IN l--i Issn AID sicel.
~ sh " ~sfTsnieS eqaai 10 any made in the Union
Dee. ., lsas. sANL MEL.
EsAMiLy HAMs. few more len of IN. ....
q spri.s and f0s sale W N. IAMIsoN
Ieosnicf ,. ietS-
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gRc3ABLE Loss or rue SrEkvre
BuStuN

b'if'to De 10 g. 80.
am sorry io tf'uU yu1 iHst wpII. 49,
~" 'a" h"'uH 0ss H, isr.iHl. = t,rd.
y i'' 'a'a' ~ ar att up..t ,p mi.r st
to b. y to.al hes
&C. w in befa Il tef, s,a.,.L. nu
maIart-Ihr hiEht.l qn8gaHau cd -
ou "t'ai 20. ol Cara co. aH4 Rt. go.
Ono Butter 81 eit5 lf ,i- a.,ib CO.
etc cts
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Mr.. WEBSTER AND THE voLUN

- "hDptbh AMI lib NOBON-
lEhkS.-A pleasing scene ook place in
inont OF Hartwrll's Washington Honse. yes.
to-day, in winch Mr.. Webster paricipaiel.-
The company uf Lithi Guards. under the
command Of Captain Bennett, having volun.
lset.d tos,fve during the war with MEXICO,
aud being equipped IN nnlress uniform. mar
chrd TO The Nashiag on House ior thu pur-
pose oi paying their respects To our greet
Statesman. Mr.. Webster appeared upon the
hlcony, snl an a lew bnel anl impressive
M1tds, .th1uked them Tor the call made upon
hin. lhey had volunteered tn sa a. u
stTsnge laai 10 bat up ,he stars OF ous coun-
ny sDd maiGssin us houor.
Here might ID a difference Of opinion rela-
tive la The cause of the war, but 10 being CON.
menccd all mus, agree that il must be main.
tained. lie chafg-d them, wherever they
went, 10 rcmem1rr they we've Amercans-
the countymen OF WsshiHgton-sni be could
not suggest Ia them a better mllying CRY. Than
aslnngton, oVT c%ountfy, our homes.r r..
PeatinS his acknOw leigenent OF thanks. Mr.
W ebster bowed aud retired ENID the cheer.
oil The volunteers aud OF The crowd. which had
gathered almost la a moment.-Paii. u. s..
Gaz.
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SHIP

nARfENTRR's TOoIs-Ths su~;scriser las Just 20.
cctved snip Isfpenies's Atc- and Adxss hon 4.
". Watson New loIk, Danlap and Msseria naitisners
psitera and Cincinnati from r.. y. scyhoid a Co. all
whicnie ,he most approved patterns IN The three named
~ New ss', ~ % carriage SAM. SEEl-
ITNtoNrowN clavo.-s doE pair he.i Unisatsw.
Nov u. sENsENEY 4 RHODES.
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i~erences which gave ,~versity of interests TO
the upper and the loer sections of the State
respectively, but ais by the fsct that one
pottlon possessed a arge slave population,
While the other had comparatively but a lew
slaves. The populabu of the State in ledcr.
al numbers. ingludin three. fifths of the slave
population. WAS, aCcsding To the late census.
4b3.oS2 OF which tk Tree population made
267 800. and the sls, populati, IN le6, seq
The aggregate fedora number, 10 take Mr..
Calhoun ; statistics. tvidcd between the low
er and the upper coutry. would give 20 the
former ZIG. $50, aud , the latter 2l7 .402, an
excess To the lowe over the upper in The
weight OF the State ! the Federal Govern
nent- But their respective weight J. very une-
qualiy effected by the lave population in con
Sequence OF its very Unequal distribution be-
tween the two diyisous. OF the 1916. 222,
which tho slave poptstion adds To the ieder-
al weight ot the Stat, the lower division a Il
l2s,slO, while the upper division adds but
oO,1o9, being mo nsn two To one on the
art oi the iormrr. The case Is the reverse
IN reference to the nlmber, 2l6, los. which
the Tree population aids. OF that the lower
division adis but ilt366, against l50,99i,
which the upper odds
With regard To theprovision in the Consti
tuition oi South Carolina giving increased rep
fesen'aiion to these Iorionso ct the State that
pay the largest asnOlnt ot taxes, the primer.
pie seems as well adopted TO practical opera
uon as appears jet aud proper in ITSELF
u their rights OF property as well as rights of
1850, loo the protection OF which Govern.
men'sare established. il should follow that
properly as well as persons should enter into
'he OASIS oinrPresentGon- Again. upon the
PfinciPle that tarsiiOl without representation
s'!ranny the n tsion results that repre-.
should b. ~ some fair proportion
10 AVIATION. The oclect of a gno1 GOWN
should be to ~ha1nonize both of those ell
emrnt
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a LECrUREt

~ Nsftin wond rcs recthlny annouarr 90 IN. n.
-"u .'enscssc" 90 Nbecnn-, that IA coanpiiaare
Nns Nefy general request. be has easanrseei ..,,l,s,
49, . Locagfes oH the Physiolasv 81 IN fIy,... 80.
-, " we Nuot frcssrvia1 ueeNis. a. TIVE Meabodi.,
. $500 .a G.,.ssh, tsIRsfiy hae1nls Han. AarSsa a.
MONDAY Dscember IN.
hMhe The Construction of tb- Thofar a, 49,, ,n,
ss nlcchanis"a ~ ihe Langs and The suIsrrt al ir,..,
SNh-s-Hr srd erects Niif 20 dsn.snrsratxd nog m,
.'sneet 80 which they are pfosiuoea espIsfn,d- v,cv IN
= hrahft oiscs a. Sahidtsd IA The Veuus a, N.a,,s.
VIII IAsnnoNAhLE CRY psLls-ApaAta
Commence Al "a s'claek. w"
Admission - e'se-ehiLarsn ! dime.
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SO" t~istgfnpiS Ut pfod0Ce cssfnnt te,y
ta'sf' aiihit = mith %, gfesfst dsttrusty So
rs~ ean e. ohiuiped iotsfs lsf~4aff.nn,st
- issi ~ thry am Ua ul Wail, t~ 60.
~ ""f rhl"fis g. incrssiue ~ mmHy. 49,
iinPO1iaiiOns continue sec, ieht. tsp sryl.,
rsehei sliPs afc arriving NIih ,,r, Its,,t.,l
ifeiBh lrsr and tbe prJlataltfv b. ih.I &c..
pib' "u impoFteti0ns ofsuy COINS ql. n., a,tI
titr Hpni}g indr IS sIsiut op. nitn.
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Qua NAVAL OPERATIONS -rI

y" u I'NN WVIm-
i'i seii"fs ground That Com. Stewart D. about
7" o. or1rfci to The command of Tie Gull
~qIsdrpn. The appointment OF Gen S,ot,
Eites Countcnuncs 10 this belief. Tins c,,,..
un ths part 81 The Administration affords Ell.
dfncc 90 d disposition 90 urge tbe war with
incrsgri vigor. Old isonsides has. in sp emi.
mftt icgfce ihe confidence II the s~af,iee
and Of 20. people ct all psuies. Hiscxper.
,n'r '~ooints,, sagsrity aud energy. will a.
iil TO- country q gusfauice chat an will he
Effected upon The Cult which the mans ola.
a' hts disposal will re0jef possible
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Henry Clay leaves Ashland o.Isr NJ, to.
moffow 90 spead ,be viutef ~ New Odeaos
DC dots tbs not because at il health ia hi.
HEALTH was never bitter. boz bccause h. 6o..
% N'alhem residence 90 winter CONDUCIVE H.
lte ~ walton 81 hts Emery end tiror
~ 3 1fl5Has Moo. "a.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-07

"biTl Mhled hlankets from Mckee and Robert
sons sniH. also Bro fianncfs. v airs &c. whoss
go"as hayc beea soid Al es these 10 years. Eastern
ntenhcts, hhhs and Hue. Canton fiannels and a rener.
nssortneht 81 Fall and Winter Goods a prices that
'ns closest hnyus cannot make The ies~I ohjeriion .ars al
WYE III gOHNsTON, IT,.
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ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES

ARRIVAL ASD DEPARTURES
" Boais Jor the last Is hours. e,.ding yester
day at I o'clock, II. "
ARRIVED.
Cambria. Forsyth. Pittsburgh.
Rhode Island, Dawson. Grandyiew,
Monongahela. Stone, Cincinnati.
Biuggold, Bubble, Pittsburgh.
messenger. Liniord, +" =
Hi5crLIs, kiIefelter, Cincinnati.
Anthony Wayne. Bennett, /"
DEPAHTBD.
Aliquirpa Smith, Pittsburgh.
Nor hCirolino, Deyinny st. Louis
Magnet, CarOtbers, Cincinnati.
c mbria, Forsyth,
Rhode Island, Dawson. PiusbursJ
Mononghala. Stone, PiitshuWH
Messenger. Linioui, Ciacinnay
Hibernia, klineflter, P~ittsbuFh.
Anthony Wayne, Bennett, J.
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VIRGINIA. : tie ioresha lowing 81
soms difficulty among die dcmoctscy olv,f-
Iinia relative 10 rise election at senator IN
Fiacr 81 Mr.. Afciprf. To- Old iinnkrrssmi
ihc Calhoun nrrn csnnos unite ueou men
wbcn efice is al stake, houevg, ,n,ly tl,ey
may be united when To- meusurss OF partg
felii'e usiF es'iE efforts Ia b balf ol n1uli.
em interests. Gov. Sini.h 81 TIC Hankrr,
aud X. ~ 4 Hmts' Il ice c%alaouus - ing.
se ae most pfoiaacnt. we spprehcnd. thai
d ueTe Is an uitie spaad oa BY iho Viii.
Iaiiy ther viii b. b., . poor chance Of Oh,
soocc-s d eidiss OF ,be-r m,n. and l,s ns,es
siy viii exist oi 1sias alsn some uss ns,
upon whom = ~coapaoslis. ,sn r. bed.
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BAILEYS TONIC MIXTURE,
Or compound Fluid Extract Of CincAona
EHJra, a Vegetable FebrifiWe IA fke treat
p'eHt Of FEVER AND AGUE.

Nr"A Ia AAfH Ao
THE psapriesor. In eTcrInr this raiaaale ToaIe Mir.
treatment az Fewer and Asue. Wuaid rsnsask. thai no Ia
trcdtrut - used dciefsrlaas 10 ia. human sysiesa. a. bsias
aailfcy Z ycscts,sc easnVoaad. and saAf ~ $500 .Ak
snd .,renzti,e, and give scsr 10 ~. aee..ss' IN sli
complaints arising from q noFtid ar 6ehsh,atnf system.
icnass weaNncs~. &c. u wlfi ~ fauad admirably adapsra'
bnt ~ niosi fcmarkahse rood effects VIII he st.erysa M
ue cur 81 Fever and Afse. oterrvoa hf AT onlx ersal.
sittea To a THIS niduionni viaue will - Asix anns.
rlatrd ~ These VIA have suffered snaer 4 second attach
OF ue distressing complaint, and - Of ttsslf a Frram.
.asssat.na saihetcni 10 prove is superiority over az re.
hnsdses NOW Ia nsc.
CERTIFICATES.
take Plraxare In stating 20 the puhsie m, 900 .o.s,.
l haze experienced feaa fe We of Rsileys fonis Mts.
tarr ff TIE care az Fewer Ard Aeue.
In ur faii 81 tei9. I was attacked with Fever and
Asnc, and y caHtiHsaf GA me sesrly two ysars. 81
.esa sssi.sitea 81 ever hssns earod ~ u : used Town.
sead's roaie Aistare, wlneh onf rsssrxca re Ger =
aneft tins then tne dterass sTousd raaura 90 sac araia.-
Ny eanttttuitoh, which had ksfcto6sre Aeon strnnz ana
eahirttc, hAd now ffcla the effects e. the aiseese. hereaaa
ss@ ~. asea.sAa.e, Ane feand myr-if IN rather . eis.
ken aown, my pbysielsn csaid nps hsis as anx an tbs
seN~dses 4 bad used did ne no good. erfil 4 fr,na Nj.
~ f~lts Mixture, shich Z has reeassnasaAe2 10
sss-s. y, sagry y sAs 70 say that - ms space % fOuf
ies Poeaed swsy siace I to0k size usslr,ee ssn n 49,
- ~ retHta % the disease. 4 Feei esysrff sutlsrse
refta % thr dsseese end al pfedisesNs,oa u hi S
BARNEY ~MRL.BoRSR.
sac wholcste and retsil 10 The pfoprtesaT 40 n,
ssatof' and also hy all Druggists throaxksus Inc vs.ssd
., w., s.s wso,s.s', ssa sy.sa by wS. nAIIEy. ssAs
F"s sale "hosesaic ard fesa,l. a. nnsau0ssaasers psiees
= fRNUN a FADL.a
N Sole Aseus- fos Whesiiss. Va
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NJ. L. EASTMAN,
PRODUCE BROKER,

bis whole attention 20 the psreha.s ans
shipment q freiaee. hs tbs .susi brokerage com
nltssioa Of ono bsif pr cent. Zoe ufehascs made IN "A.
esiy, and one per cent for yarellssrs OF suxsr and Ma,s.
sac from plantation. s~ess ans
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THE SOUTHERN LITERARY MES

TIE SOUTHERN LITERARY MES.
SENGER FOR DECEMBER has appeared
upon Uur table. add We have set down to ~.
aminr is merits wi,h a great degree Of pleasure.
The Gst article il an able re,iew OF Lord
B~rodsham's Dialogues on Instinct. We have
not read the work bat confess eurseif highly
pleased with the review in which the minl
Is callet 10 contemplate the intelligence
cvinced By animals, and lead to,yarl a fdl
acknowledgement OF To- SCRIPT re truth ,la,
God exercises a continual supernttndruce
over al auinitc btin-s. We have next r..
view Of thc poems Of Alfred q. s rsei. aal =
tale from the German OF koukc. Our eve
was arrested hy an article hcairl .Shc.lcy.
and We naturally looked Tor . cdiicism on nj,
reductions, 20 read which would afford plea.
surc, and iron IL W. derived some hut We
do not considrr condemnation he only po
vince OF criticism aud in the present case
notwithstanding Csc just comments viii
which ihe auu'or starts oil, one Who had nevc
hccn conyerani with ,hc productions of IA.
hrs, OF moAem poets would rise lrum the D.
Tdsal of 1le crIiicisiu with ems thug butadmi
Isiion OF his peerless gsnuls. "Atdp to Ne,
MsNico' AMI fhr Penalties oi Literature
VIII attract attention sai repay pqassi.
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THIS DAY N0vEMBER 25TH.
Another AssorfmcHf Nto asd SDf<adiJ
DRY GOODS

HANE lees Tccsivcd - The New Chsap store s5tTu
sAlLi pearF opgosiis ths North Ngeste,u H,nl
@tAh .utcs. OhceiitsE, Va TIE s1kscnbsf bsx,,. ID.
setnea huss ue Eastern ettes, where he IA. 49, =.
eleseni seieetion ~ New Fascy aaA stap,r Tg,v 49,.
hHsnt y Nhteh arc eatifcg new sayirs. psrtiesfst -.
sfoa b@ teeu paid - the wsnis ~ the Iastcs go.
sse gs an easiY ca1tha, We mar ksvs AZ oes,t..ss
. cumming - yea cur NiuK Goops. whrtiar 49,, !,
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DANCING ACAnEMY

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THE BRIDGE REPORT.-We have he
lore us the report OF Mr.. Roabling. on the
proposed bridge over the Ohio nter. between
thscily ant CoYington. This report h,s been
prepared with goat labor sud care. aud es-
iabiishcs beyond all doubt OF cavil, the prae-
Inability of the grcat work. We have al.
ready oppressed ourselves freely ia frgnnl ga
ti' importance and utility ol this bsidee. La
a lew DAYS, when we shall have iuI, exam.
ined Mt ROcblings report SO shall recor 60
Ia subject again.-Cia. Chros.
THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE. las,
year. went into fluctuations on the peaceful
Character Of our territorial acquisition in the
South West. The following anguge. then
used, msy be reserved for comparison with
'hc language which the Forthcoming Message
may exhibit on the same subject.
This secession 90 our TERRITORY has heen a
bloodlessschievcmcnt. No arm Of force Ia.
been roIsed To- produce the result The sword
has had no pau in the victory. We have eo.
sought 10 extend our tegntOml posse ssions b,
conquest, OF our republican Institutions owe
d reluctant people. IL was ihe dclibvrai,
hotnoge OF each people 70 the great principle
OF our lcdersuve union.
II we consider the extent of terutorv ;nvol
sea "a INC onnexatiou-ils prospective Ia
h"ehce onAmencs the mans by which itha
been accomplished, %spripging purely from IA,
thoioe OF the people themselves 10 share IA.
blessings of our JniOn.-the history of IA,
world may be challenged 20 furnish a paT
ailcl. =
The jurisdiction % tho u. States. whicI
oil the iormaiioa % the Federal Constitutior
was bounded by lbe Sc. Aiafy's on toe Allan
re has passed lhe Capes Of Florida. and bee
peacefully extended tJHhe Del Norte. /
contemplating the grandeur oflhis even
81 = not to b. iurgoiten that the result wa
> s%'hle'cd % despite Of the diplomatic inter
+, lefeiice ct kuropeon mOnsuhies. . .
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ID. PAINE s. 90. MANAGERS.

ID. PAINE s. co. MANAGERS.
WHggLNG, Va.
Ofhcial dmwi1g of the Delaware Small frv
ioifg class No. -. dawn 81 WILMINGTON.
Del, Dec A..
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go
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LOTTERY 81 Doiawsrs, clasa No. ~ - !,
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PIANO FORTES.

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