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STATIONS OFFICE,
NO. S. SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET

STATIONS OFFICE,
NO. 5. SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET
Let al the word Iney can
Tsrselling Prizes, SrRATTos's the nan,
Drawn Nos Of n. Jersey, s3-sept l,r
IL so 81 60 90 o. 80 % &c rs Is a
refe" Nos u ~ e., prize Of 500 and paid By
srRATToN
Dawn Nos of AleIaniria IS, seft md:
IS III "a 81 46 4 So % 40 43 "a Q
Ticket Nos 6 20 So, prize OF sIoc ,oH aud rad by
STATION.
Drawn Nos. OF n Jersey, No. w-sspta
50 % SO l6 81 81 20 40 6 ii "a
Drawn Nos. Of MoloDgaa &C. Sept 4th
20 81 = ~ ~ Of 10 Is
$4,000. 1852
eainrdsy-Susser Extra, I'6. Capitals $1,000 1859 Of 1000
&c 20 Noa ~ erswn Tickets 81; Lavrs 50e qrs 25e
$4,000, 100000!
monday Morning Inndria no Is. Capas $50 COZ 10
ooo 6Ooo 5000 1900 es75 Of 1000 M IS No.
- Drawn Tickets $40; halves S; ora SO.
bayers are referred 70 las, Of
al me once as proof OF wLai has dosc; and .yery
craving continues 10 increase the number pad hy
oders for packages, eee IN the .boy,
seheme'an1 IN all Louenes, Will - pTsPty s and
drawing sent when requeEsd-
r'safe aadfsassrasHts N. STATION.
rhr NJ.
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by Dunlop, Moncurc a. Co.
BOOTS SHOES, HATS & LEATHER
Abduction.
On IUE<DAN,he sth September our Warehop.s
lOPsair'l eomme7-i.g oeioek large and general a,o
meat of essoi al e stock from the
Among which viii be found
Mems lined aud hound Brozans
10 do do pesged do
Do thick Wstcr Boots
DO Pump CAT
Do do do
DO su2er Nd dancing Punps
DO hi Wek Calf Boots
Women's sprihg Wels
DO se~ed walking Shoes
Do Leather pegged Busuns
Ladies super walking Shoes
Do DO slippers
ALSO
Mems extra heavy Blk ard RGA.e Brosns sItra ss and Of
City manufacture.
HATS AND CAPS.
Meas fashionable HuIia Coney Hats
Meas and Bes,s Mssl HA.s "a.
Pieatsd Glazed and ope,a Corey Cas-
LEATHER.
goo sites Rel Sole i-nIhsr. tando weight,
Russell upper Leather
super Car skrs. &C &C
TERhs-Unesr sioo casa; sIoO months credit for a
proved negotiable paper.
au 81 DUNLOP, AoNCURE a CO. Aueis-
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TO FARMERS, COUNTRY MERCHANT,
AND OTHERS.
- Great HeduCtion nj pcnitsntiaty store.
VHE subsucf,hy order Of Board now adj. 10 Of
n fcr st greatly reduced priccs
5000 yards hsavy douhe titd Kery for Negro Hen 10th
nr.
5000 yards plain md striped Lnssy Tor won-n's e,irr
IN Store for Fall purchasers.
200 heavy read made Kcrray Goats
800 pairs DO 90 Do Pants
5000 pieces Pr win large coarse ami 6-e
shres, equai TO any in nc rnatpst
Complete sc' q Wsgon Han's for borss with Cart ard
Wagon liatnefs IN p1rt.ous
Wsrm1tei Atea, very superior
Aso What Pans What ass Regeraiors wardfobss nd
Fuasrrrar of diftert krds.
For a'c a. Feufcnf ". very superior article Of Burr wn
Stones, Wagons Days Csr;s, a..
fae above Offered vcry cono.unx terms ard pu-
hasers VIII a. vel 70 ea ~ The Pcuentsr Store No
~, street lending 10 hayo's Britfc.
For Coach Makers.
HAVE received white aud Drab Cloths, blue
ani ohef eoioarcd Alpaes' ssd oto Eood r.,
20. SAM.
nAMASK AND MOREENS. case Of fg'd
- bamafss and horcons assorted eoiort fof rsieu
- HAWts VAN DEURsFN = WARDS
Loaf. Crushed and PuIveriscd sugar.
"ooIsBY's superior LOAF SUGAR
w no. Do. eruss,d DO
no. DO. pulvsrseddo. Por s,.M
suP WILLIAMS HAxALL.
1n0 KEGS pure White Lead
AOO 100 ~ extra Do. d.
Fof ale oWy 80 H.w.kLJ Pay CO.
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lotteries.

G. GREGORY a. CO., MAsAeEKs, No.
y ioi Main Street. RIes-,ond. Va
$1,000, 1859.
sstnrd.y-su,--I Erin iis, Capas 5000 Issa Of 900
Splendid schemes for sepiembcr. Isss.
nLhAANpkA LOTTERY cAa.s B.ior 1850 be dawn on
rs no. LoTrERY-Is DRAWN BALLOTS.
PRIZES
'''; o 'i e: :: '''' Of &c: e:
o,,,s,., I II $40; h.lys, 3: qu.r.sua SO.
no DO. y Qua DO -.
S w !yRsLY oiTEsY Class No "a for isae'o S.da~n
rs NO. LorrERY-,2 DRAWN DALLors
- '''t OF $500 1880 SO SO prime Of "e 900
!" $500 ke
Tickets SO; BaIve. 5; ouartsn so.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY. c. 70, 1856 be drawn ON
Saturday. the I9rh OF sept 1896.
rs NO Lottery, DRAWN sALLors
!. '''' q $1,000 100: rs: :: prime Of 1909 go:
TleIet, SO; Baivs. 5: Quarter, 2 So
cen,heais' Of P.stsse' OF &c Whole Ticket. sI2O
DO. do sc Quarter Do. 30
xANDRm LOTTERY, Gas D. for 1860 on
IS NO. LorrERY-Is DRAWN BALLOTS
GRAND SCHEME
''i't OF $1,000 10000 SO pine of $50; $500
10000 100 go
Tickets sIs; Halves ~; Quarter D.
oeT'lneais' Of packages CT es Whole Tickets $3.50
do. do. 90 ouar.r do 10
Do do. Eighth do 20
OF the above Sch the
he most prompt attention. and DAwinr win be
nee Of P0'''s,' ss .S $685. as received
80 Richmond, Va.
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BLANKETS BLANKETSl!-1OOO Blanke,
- all styles, composing
Heavy tcryarts' IA kcts At Is, g7i, 100 and les
Green Mackinaw D., some ven dne
Super silk brard and whitney bed do.
Tlose IN want Hvded N csn
LATnRoP CHRISTIAN A. co.
aus 90 Me-, a.
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RICHMOND, Sept. 4th 1886
FALL SUPPLY on BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS
CfHPET RAGS, sc.
"a INNHE suttcnhcf is On receipt. ~ different
IN arnvai., Of his Fan supply q y ots shoes Tfdnta
-C1rpct Bags a. --comprsina large sui general
- - assortment n hCoa and Shoes evry dctcrpton.
oh p rhadrpa ard Eastern manufacture Aiso large
sl @oineni n NJ the dHsrcnt kinds of ~
ue 81 LADIES' Cenuemcns, Brys' aud
~ oi which will b. n1de IN tbe best snd he
asn'onabe styles which with bis msruf.ct1e renders
~ AZ an tines " superi, certainly no hfror %
10y w NJ cyio which NJ wcah the attention of on 10
waut ssihey wiz he sold low - any other bou In ne e,v
WYNN "ho esala and reiai, ALEX NIL.
Manufacturer and Dealer
- ~ Boots Shoes, Truhk.. Csrpst Ras. he
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MADISON HuUSE

w ho- ALVEY having several delightful and
1'A airy the Madison House. which 4, ,Ihr -, -
- $500 on nank street. an fun view Of Cspo sqaar.
"oun Dc pleased IN have them filed with lamI.. -
She has also fine srrI. ,ent,.r,., 49,.
persons visiting the very - q
stopping at beng from The bu,in... n,o -
with day board tsnuemen
- - n7-1m
- 10 COFFEE-429 bas, primo Rio Sor... I,,,. =.
10. ..e oy DAVENPORT. ALLEN q co
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OSCAR COUNT viii introduce the Fashion
~ Of eenuemsns Hats foS fan 1915 on and aasr ssuurtsy
Aoals 60 1870, ct AhIDoNs, No. RHeharss Ho,s Sish
nond. aw
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INOR SALE 10 remain IN the City or vicinity a very
likely aud valuable family Of house servants consistine
ot Man, "a old excellent house scrvant and ear
rago driver hs wife - yeas Old fret washor and
Honer and superior house servant AVID their children We
~ bkoy, The oldest already useful The seryans are Of
good character. Apply TO
July 29-d R.T DICKINSON g. BRO
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NOTICE.

VIE debts, credits and effects of the late firm
OF Brown Tucker having conveyed 70 the
gu IN % or The payment Of w .b all persons having claim,
h' are requested 10 present them for thoSt
gene enc s eanno' &c gwen. CHARLES ELLIS, (1.,.,...
Au lin n. L. BROOKE. trustees
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ST. CHARLES ROUSE,

'E'HE subscribers have re-opened the above -.
tao'hu'ent and beg kave .sy their friend. and ,-
public seneay that they prepared 70 ris a
IN ofcer 70 please those who may Faircn Sc the ho
eephehen V'sng INC city business IL tn th. ,sr,
ss give US eah having ample modatonS for her
ort and convenience hewie within CIV nm, H.
nouse mol 'uiTassed in the city To ory p.ee.a
W 70 say 'hat our bar shall At all supplied with Iooa,
nor hefo 70 any In the city An patronage and m
we fail 10 please shan be our fault. -
Richmond august J. 1896
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2ufiiou salts.
ny jaime. NJ. Lynch.
Stock. nf Aucsfo.

ms nvenins satnrtsyl o'e,ock Goa M H. NJ.
hoe $500 81 Sea Per Cent CITY Of R,snu =,
soa u hsres Of VuEsia ssoek-belonris. 4, a..
sod By order of 10 - - N-~'es -
-i' sharss Of Farme s,oeh and ~ <A,r,- NJ M.
1J TERMs-Cash 'f~-t SsesA
rs-H IA a. LYNCH
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-23
TO mi PuRLIC

- advertise my Compound Syrup e Bonesst. IN
or'sr that ,t may bsesme moro gessssily known,
Pr the snk'sns'son &C ell and 10 preveni being fgc
'aef 'niesressied ursa 'his suh,ses. I lake shs o<o.
s'"i' 10 ssr. that IN tho ina . .ee. I hsvs pos !, a,
81 '.w a psice that On sdveussesaenG. o. tho u.u,l
rtiess would easi mo mofe than The profits on n.
sale oi th &c hundred bottles. exelasivs u mr. hAur
20 pfspsfihs IN The nss' place I do no, sppfoy.
81 he me,hoi Of rafsas shasss into notice. .nI
lssl.. NJ s,rup speaks ks itself wherever usci 4,
CoC0Iis, Ccid~ Pains Ia the Chess. g.. &c. a,
hpndfsjs an ees city car ie-nfy- A CONSTANT ssp,l,
% kept on hand 81 BRENTLINGERs APOTnscA.
sfcnfoe siressssis At Mr-srs PRYOR 4 PAULLs
Drug sore. Afsrkes Square. md = D w0OoROws
cf eefy. ecsrsf Of Main and yeffessoa sesu.
feb %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-23

CORNER or THIRD 3 ~sNrrnvtslD sTRrrrS,
PITTSBURGH Pa,

CORNER or THIRD ASH sMrruyt,a.p sTRrrrS.
PITTSBURGH Pa.
~ WEAVER. ~prepussos.
'4siiis Hes and spsr,ons HOTEL. erected ,iae,
~ 'hs Cesar fIss. srd !nnaiar on iwe Of ID,
m"s ploiie s'fseis.h IN n.fssssd in he country NIB,
'nvf- s fes-rss is afehs,sc tntai arrangement ., he
s'ssa'ss.,ss's fad somfsi - iss fasnaAirxs slu,.
go ~ The immediate ~vseiaiiy Of she STEAM BOAT
LNNpfNO. Exchange Cfirss and -ssinesaal net
camille heese,; Il oass 10 1ssssEes end Basirss
''en sraeshio ronvepisure-s ~hiisi "a ~fssniiss. AZ
ss"'irmsn u isisuss is internal krstxsm>ns sar
.sey sccomsapdsiion he me-, fssfidioas can deer
me f-rifs snd chambers are al furnished .
"ssefn siyie, with entirely new and ei<gsas Fm.
"''"'e; an 'fscisal corps sf suenhvs snA sbiisis
tefsAf,s is ns,n,sined. and he TABLE wiil "
~sy's,Daad wiih The choices, dsIscseiss The mar
ke's "a. sf.
ihs frspris'ef, who hes hsd hang espsries<s %
MS s'ne Of '~sssses-. a-<ases The ynhI,c fhsi ~
GU at oe hs par Will be SPARED % sasisssssnyJy'e
hose she may fsvss h,m 9Th hs'
snonnihss snd Basxase Car = IN always be g
isr she se<sss % shs fioass.
PHsss'sh. Fsb al.
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TIE RlRIS.

Bless the dear birds Don't n{l us ilat
angel visits sre few-they visit usin myriads
they throng the air. dance on the sun.
beams, drink in the rivtieis, snd sip ambrosia
from the flowers, aud the dearest and sweet
est OF all angels, except those that 20 home
deep into the heart from the infants happy
lsugh. are the birds. They come in beant,
like the light Of eastern skies AMI sunny
elimes'snd they bring their barps at,uned 70
strike the heart through the eye and earahke.
We could not help saying. bless the deor
oiHts' ~ we came out from home on Sstnr-
asy morning. snd saw the ground covered deep
WIN a white snow that creaked under the
teet with inienss cold, but The sun was com
~g up in the eastern sly ia a blaze Of GLORY
and the b'"ls seemed 20 take is hdllisurs a.,
'he hsrbingef Of spring, add uhey toned ih.,,
pipes from every snow clad bow. with the
moot joyful notes that ever irl upon the bs
man ear. Bless lhc dear birds we could NOT
help wish ilEe queen 81 isnes would set eli d.,
s~hh9eeis 20 knitting stockings 10 protcc, thei,
little feet from he snow Va lhai the, might
come amons us snd singsll winter.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-23
BRIBERY.

A man named MCook of Ohio, attempted.
ON Tuesday last, 10 bribc q member of the
House of Representatives Of PennsyIvania
named Polilet, upon a question concerning
The iehigh county bank. He gave him 800
which The said member handed TO the Speak
her, and The House ordered M'CooA'ssues,,
which was done by the Sergcant-ot-aums and
he Was Ia confinement at the latest dates
MCook isa inll blooded Loco Foco. from
Carrolio c~o'nm6ians county. who made him
sell somewhat notorious ia disturbing wing
in leii. We suppose ,hat after
he has been in prison a few years. he will op.
pose banks ,ery violently.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-23
HOUSE oFREpREsENTATlvEs.

The majority. apparently entirely overcome
by their act OF justice on Yesterday, in the
adoption of n resolution 10 supply the repor-
teTs with documents, with a view of ~incress-
ing the accuracy of reports, this morning res
oiided the vote, and adopted another resolu-
ilon directing the Clerk TO furnish a state
ment OF the effect of such a resolution. The
fact Is. many members are afraid Of tho extra
expense that would be incurred. This is poor
policy, aud unworthy of The "msgnanimous,''
'iibcmi Representatives Of the American
people, who ore always complaining OF the
~inaccuracy OF the reports, and who yet refuse
10 furnish the only means of correcting the
evil. Any morning. an o after the meet
ing of the House, multiiudes of docpmcnis may
b. seen thrown from the desks of members
upon the door. and covered with tobacco juice.
These are gathered up and sold for waste pa
per TO the s,oEc-kcePers. Does il not remind
one OF the story OF the Dog in the Msngerl
\ resolution proposing To giant the use OF
the Hall To the Congressional Temps Bnce
society on Thursday evening next, was offered
and objected To. A motion to suspend the
rules ~ order TO eceise ii, was negalived.
"A bill TO regulate the psy and mileage Of
members was reported, read twice, and by a
vote OF - 10 ~, referred 10 a.committee o fihe
whole.
Several u~nimportant matters having been
'.-t-~~Na ~ a - -
o' 'ne whole and resumed the consideration Of
the pll providing for the payment Of Indian
annnitics. "
Mr.. Cusvef moved To strike out that por.
i,on OF the bill which relates 10 the Creeks and
Scm'no!es. ON the gsound that the money i
Tor the satisfaction Of claims Tor fu.
giti,e slaves.
Nr. 6iddings advocated the amendment.
and made a real aboli,ionisi speech. Afett
'sraner debate the amendment was rejected.
fending the discussion of other smend-
menis, the House adjourned.
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HALF LOT ON WATER STREET
FOR 0ALe.

z'ne To me. q nsd The 6sss deg q q ts~h~s
lsAi. sud rsc"sjsd IN The CLERKS sNbes q ~ $50.
" G ut OF Ohio county. - n rsf q psss5s 49,
ton. - The froes dcos sf The cssu hSsss e "a
c--nsy. ~ The Guy u wbselug. 81 .As>ssSsv ~,
asa deg n Nsrk. 1856. M NsrA ksss 3 ~
nnmis, 90 s'z - sssas: nsnhss CD swt. = -
sree,, being sk,rsy ,Ares feet f,sss en- ws,ss asess,
and er'endirg back The full sep;h u The br ppes-
shss With The sppuuensscss
TERMS-oas sSssih sf The passhsss neaey io
hand sod the sessdus ia three epssl inssalosAss.
PAYABLE siz. IA elvs ssd eishssse uss>hs fDun shs
dav Of sale. with Interest. the purcAsss etvtG Assd
with god security fss the deferred irstslassn. ed
The title being retained until The ~kois y psidI
Selling NJ Trustee . engage TO convey soiy sseh
title % 10 vested In me b. sssd deed OF trust
CHARLES r MCOY.
feb % Tfuuses
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CONGRESS.
WAsHrxaroS, Feb. IS, 1896.
SENATE.

Attes the pseeentstion Of some petitions,
MI. Turney. ~ some length, defined his posi-
ton relative 20 the distribution OF the pro-
cecds from the pa bile lands. lie said he
would follow the course pointed out by en-
President jackson.
Nit. Evans submitted . resolution calling
for Information from the Secretary OF State re-.
~lstive TO the steps which have been taken. IL
any. for cutting a canal across the is,hmus Of
Darien.
Mr. Hanegsn Withdrew his motion OF last
week Tor the Prinungof $1,000 copies Of the
recent correspondence relative TO OREGON.
The consideration Of the Oregon not,cc res.
olutions was then resumed.
Mr. Dix having the floor, differed from for
mer speakers la their former assertions that
n was improper or unnecessary to enter into
the question OF our title to the whole Of Ore
gon. He proposed TO look ut the title. Ore.
gpn was discovered fifty -one years after the
discovery OF America. Il WAS Than conelud.
cd as worthless when compared 20 the golden
regions further South, for over $50 years: but
Spain certainly asserted her dominion over IL.
IL was visited by ships OF various nations. aud
there arose divers and divers claims. Russia
and England had settled theirs; also the Uni.
ted STATES and Russia, and Greet Britain and
ourselves were now the only cisinanis One
Important point was, that while Meares wa,
tree-booting on the western coast Of Nortl
America, and publicly aged as a pirate
while he saied as Portuguese captain. whe,
smuggling from the coast into China. for IA,
: benefit of British subjects, as a Lieutenant q
the British navy, while ~plundcring Spanis
possessions in Oregon, yet England does nc
scruple. tosvsil herself OF his pretended disco
cries. He showed the titles derived by mean
ot Mcnrcs and the Nootka Sound convention
TO be entirely migratory to England, and he dc
molished also that derived from Vancouver
voyages.
Without concluding, he gave way 10 a me
ton OF adjournment.
Nearly all the foreign Ministers, includin
Mr.. Pakenham, were on the floor, and the gal
lcries were as usual crowded TO excess.
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f.ba3
sUnscmrER .n E~nslsA.se. ssa I.

flNHE SUBSCRIBER ga Engishnss, Nh -
had great experience In t.smiog. . snx,oo.
10 procure = farm 20 ~ork on shares, which viii 49,
usn,grd ou The most sc,entsfc pfin~snlsa. m.
can ioani-h the mcs satisfactory r~efssracs - :,
MS ability snd esperence. Location II pa :.
much regarded ny the sdverises - . cool farm
Any pc r>ons having ssoh a iarm whica hs ~osldb 4.
willing 10 rent ne sbsve. ran he directed n m. "a
ssrusse BY calling nj THIS OFFICE. AM .s.,.
tros; paIsl aidrcssed 10 mo. will receive, 800,
a'a' n.n, JAMES FENwiCK.
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A WIG EDITOR AND LOCO Foco

a WING EDITOR AND ALOCO FoCO
CONGRESSMAN ~ \ lew weeks ago. Hor.
ace Greeley, of The New York Tribune spoke
10 strong ani just terms OF IN beas,lines. Of
Mcconnell the dfunheu mambsf OF Congress
from Alabamar The New Yo,L Evening Led.
ger says:
Mac was very Indignant az ths liberty "a.
ken with hin, sud s,yorc ho would whip
Greedy ihe hssttims he slW him. soon after
Mr Greedy wa "a Washington. aud Was
pointed out iohim. Whsreup0u lirtginr him
sell IN bis way and facing ban boldly. AZ ask
CT u his nams was GUelg3 "Yes was he
fcply Tho editor ct t1l Tdblne - "Ycs j.
Wen thep, ! am going Co ha,e satisfaction
opt OF yoa You sJid 1 was a drwtanb 4
BLACKBOARD, and a di-gmcc IN ,hc Norsa
Yes. Mac, ! dij say sd. uul Won Know ii Ia
90 be- truc-yo0 know vou are drunk now IS
That's a fact, said Mac. And yna know
Mac said Greeley. "that YOU have talent.
enough to make a respectable man but IA,
yoa disgnoe thc Hons. and y~ou1.elf b, eel,
ling dnnk aud playing ihc BLACKBOARD "It.
a tact. said Mac. Il know a. al true. am.
aud siu'i alaid io speak thc tmth. by -
Come, lcts go liquor.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-23
THE SNOW sroRM

The mail due here from the East ON Friday
night. did not arrive here until Saturday night
about7 o'clock. The cause of the delay ia
partly set forth in the following letter from
Cumberland; but i. partly arose from the fall
OF snow and drifting in the mountains. We
learn from Mr.. S,arkwealier, NJ. C.. from O.
hio' that the drifts were in som. places so
high, IN the mountains, tlmt they could not
see Qua ct the stage windows. and tina, lac Was
asionished at the speed made by the s,age.
alter they iei; Cumberland, under the cinc,,m
stances.
conHFarASD, Friday. "a O'Clock A. ".
Dear Sir
II has been slowing here in
cessanuy cVersince ia O'Clock Yesterday. s.d
the snow j. now about II inches deem and
still showing. Noears infrom Baltimore ye,
due last evening al . o'clock.
One OF the burthen Trains which left B.lu.
more Yesterday morningat 4 O'Clock. came I,
last nightst 10 o'clock. reported a bridge had
oroke down 20 miles west OF Bsltimore aud
SAID tue passenger tain by doubling back from
The broken bridge. would be here by 6 O'Clock
ou' u 10 not yet IN. You r~ecoIlect sone
twenty miles this side OF Baltimore ,,hs,s
there Is new l%ouiiou Of the road. which h..
been msde since the road frs, wen, ;a,o go
ration, there i two bridges across the stream
one OF which hes no cover and the oib,, j. :
covered bridge. IL - the one with no eoyey
AID The first one you come TO coming this way
What length OF time il will take Co renal, \ I
csnnot aay' bat { presume these will b. he..
w iorce put TO II, and temporary yvny NAT no
70 cross the 'nins fot the present. The n;l.
nave oeen taken up on tse tack which ,prs
around that part 81 the road. ION the odd lo.s
TOM OF they could ma around wi,hoo, ,nucb
detention and expect That rsa a ,he to.d viii
again be laid and used. unit the byiaee 4
built again, a. think It Is not NOR ,l,an :.
mile, end perhaps not 20 murb The -
Provement was made 10 avoid q sho,, o,,~.
which occurred there.
We learn that there were po Ev..
The fall Of The bridge, but the loss ON ,os,~n.a
o'1e must BE- immense. One car loaded viii
coffee was %entisely crushed, and the CON- =.
Ia the stream.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-23

Our reports ol proceedings on the i7ih, are
very concise and embrace very little OF i'm
Por'ance. The bill concerning western lands
was passed. Tia, 10 establish Laurens CO.
out Of Psr, Of fauquier. defeated.
Frn'Y le. 10.
The Louia Rail Road Bill Was Loot 81 10
~ and the bill giving magistrates jurisdiction
IA all spee'sl'y debts under 80 dollars. passed
10 engFoSsment.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-23
THE EASTERN RoUTE.-Tb, p;,,s,n,.

7. u I'VE NONLl
papers. now the river is open to Pittsburgh.
have BET III their lAuda ions OF the Noncntr-
hehs S~iackwater. This will continue until
the Canal opeas. then they will puff up the
Canal and forget the S~lackwaier. We propose
TO turn our attention 10 this Slackwatcr. a. a
means OF travel or transportation. Travellers
Coming up h river. srtive at Wheeling. say
III or sterth middle OF the dsy. lIihcy leave
te boat here and take the eastern stages. they
viii reach Cumberland on the following day
and Baltimore in two DAYS. II they 70 ON to
Pitisborgh, with good iurk. they will not
reach Pittsburgh until the B~rownsyile Boats
are gone. They must then stay one day in
httsbngh, losing one whole day. On their
return, West. IL they come to Wheeling they
can take the Packets the same night they ar
rive aud pursue their journey; being one day
a head ofthose who leave the stages al Browns
vile. The fact then is that either way ira.
v~eliers gain one full day by passing through
Wheeling, the runners of Pittsburgh boats TO
thc goslttaryA notwithstanding.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-23

CHAkCOAL-fhs preser,stivc qualities
io charcoal ore not - generally known as ihcy
shoHF' Pc andl hope you viii tell yuur rad.
crs thuih They viii euted their smoked beef
ant pork in some puIverixe4 sharco,t thev
may Keep % as tong ~ they pleas. without
fcEab 90 weather. Toll them slso. that II
ili,y VIII take about ript 81 chAWoal. also
pul'tnhed and pat into a bag. then ont h in.
ioa baiTel OF new cider % csl never ternsnt.
"tl never contain any Intoxicating m.lif,
and is more and more pala,ahlc ihe lsnrertf
- bcpt. Further. take a piece OF tlaN6sl al
q surface equal Ga a cubic iuch. wnp h ,n =
clean cotton cloth two thickuessrs. aud mste
moist sui 'ork about oue psind at lsu,ef
tlai has become rancid, snlft vii restore ID
Pcrfecily. Miciigan lunar.