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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-15

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nR z g. FOLGER, the proore:o. OF tie above article,
~ would hereby give notice :hat owing j. cicurnssnces
over which ~ had copro h. he's felt csfnl elied 10
REMOVE HIS OFFICE
foi tie sale OF the sepei3- On'socisn TO I
70 lol FULT0S-ST-- 81, II
third door IVES, OF Brosd-sy and oppt-le ST. Pants
Church. I'd oor He has been driven sue Ibis course
10 ronsrqueDr- Of spurou article wb!css been so ~
and is offered for tres sn3 Eeuure article
he old flee FGg5f, hs'ag h-et taken from ;h.
old sbe and thai OF She man sGAtituie5 IL s place All
this - been done whJsI his kno~eog tt consent De
would therefore
WARN THE PusLlC
san, this specious DECEPTION and IHtu rot 20 be pi
of with preparation which b-ar mhs1ce 10 The
article exc=piia The form OF the bee or lbs label
tn oiisi1e
Tie OIo.s nisn terc oy entirely Bis ozn and
havuv pr ueay y.a.s attended frDLnauy 10 The Hd'
ripi traitor Of the vtressed The benefits II !ls
conferred upon houssots who have ssed undsT MS dfec-
ton, he 10 unwillin. thi
SPURIOUS ARTICLE
should ts pamed II Cpcn III IL cIed n hs place Of The
genuine src thu. he protective oi 50 uca Injury SO h-
genuine O.osaonisn has produced good
Tho Ooss0E:aa will row he prepared UNDER bis own ard
sole direc.n that there will Re csr hhi will either
be sdulteraec It'll s,I6iaee1 Ch.np Drugs
which so Cf.n destroy the eecs Of tbs beat medicine
toe world.
He VIII he a, tn Office himself ways from 10 O'Clock
A. NJ. 20 G iLe afternoon. rhe re- hs mAy be coniued
FREE CT CHARGE,
and III cheefuy give suc crec.ons and counsel To the
afflicted their require. Remember tie number
loI FULTON ST.-l5i,
where Fogers genuine OossopaD can alone be cbis1ed
iyi ot-od i-tn-
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a EENCY FUk YAUGHN', yeseao.s Li.so G

sintc n.x-rre Is S2 N.sssa, opposite CLINTON aAl'
.. We. only pacs the c.gy where can oe oo0sE
80. iris s.c!s now sas 1ro1gn LIE rcrIo
5r or trs United States las III iced tee Proprsot
-snr-r1 ~ sd n<s:s kzSc, rescy 10 forward 70
y OF lie co1cry Pamphlet coushictn testimony OF
~ :, 0,o,,y (Sra-el :! he Urinary OfsaSf
liyr. kc female onPLAtn w=axne-s o. TIE 80
- st.s,es o. lie LErg:, Cons1npcor, El-s, Jan1oce
- ,,J -.p-c:shIe be Questioned or douoe1 and n
- ,J l1 proprietor has do liberty 70 ase ne sse OF tae
p spArry II 80 Sasssust vao VIII STATE En1I 10
~, Of he sEee Of nj, medicine IN drcpsJ and gravel
TIE peculiar character of The reoicne VIII ahow seh u
Dc use c. bottle, Ia anJ esae and c!sen n e ~ o.
De aracs-s certainty in relieving al Cases. and raciesy
cs.sz rt-e IL Tetye exps:-ed Ia Se PsrFhist WITCH
30 pubic md al Interested VII please cal s7d Ees gsI
~ lS2 Ssasz1 opposite Cltnlon Hsn Ony Azsney n 10
Gig. Prize Of . Cd bottle, 81, 20 q DO e DsSn5a!
GSs,sfa Eys ac-so2AH IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-15

f1Nfit POCKET ESChlTUIH-oeins snsI
elaborate cas- covered with morocco, pl-iu gi.i
perb!y Illuminated IS In by 2. iu3 In de-r uniDg the
entire requisites OF The portable desK and containing The
usy and coin bhlsuce, with pen holder
new apple ofinsaDd with nd!s rubber stopper pine
STEEL p-ns eer AID checusr zeal memorandum TAB let
aud biong card, l2uch measure, lads rubber 30 gum
sl.ou or other waters, scAs OF scaling wax,
ap-rs Prom. gas being sufficient 10 seal 500
letters Sc For sale by JOHN j. BROWN co.
TWO No. l22 Fu ,Ou.st uaar Nasssu.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-15

CT sun 1880, 81 900 AND 81, 200 To loan
y L. OU, on Bona AUG Motg.ge No Comm ssion
or Brokerage. Apply TO EFFISGHaa II. NICHOLS,
Ary. &c N'.7Nssasu-s, Opposite Inc Custom hou'e
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-15

iAhAwING BUUkS-Th- subscribers rave for sale
~ good assortment o. drawing BOOKS, among which are
The following: The Jlvenils Drawing Book, The Cbc's
Elementary Drawing Book, the Drawing Book OF Amer;-
can Scenery Essy Lessoos in Landscape Drawing, Draw
Ing Book OF Obecis. Aobo.rs Dasing Cards. Virtues
Drawing Book, ae Oxford Drawing Book and many oleer
varieties for he BOOK aud stationery establishment
OF JANSEN BELL. l5s Ns,sau-sL jYl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-15

a. y Ch2pln, Agent iot William Teylcr, AsIof Hooss
Dauyber haa Small PoI very sevofe!y-he gave ner
mi, Sar,apara- Il and dried IL directly,
ADD -fl her without any scsrs. Mr.. c. informs thai
fent OF al. residing IN Jersey City, Was SICK win The
sra po1 advised him TO use II; he done 20 witn
ret surcr,a end nAs no scars What singular Ia
ts,e so cxses IT, families used this Sarspars and all
e.caped 10, csess From variety o otne! cases mat nave
49, r-ported W., believe that b. cleans.ns The blood win
hi. xact II renders The person safe agEas nls or nc
rvap.as which very prevalent ana a'3 d.
he present time IN FL! OF the large cities
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-15

sSUAnDIN1-reuusnen i ana Ganssnt-Mrt punlisp'
ID lat. o. Dsy-sL IL prep AIRED to accommodate Tam
niss aud iudivduas Il a5 Mrrcer-st nosr broadWhy,
Grand and CsossL with pieas.ni roous ard S'e nosfu
IN rDsble YNn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-15

HUUNVtfN BUAdD w snted-tor u isniiJ &c 'nsist
Sirs OF gentleman, lady, chtd and nurse a prlvass
house with shade would be pro-n OF, Win easy 90
ce.s to the city, for which LIBERAL price would 10 pelc-
Address Country a. This Office. JfSiwy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-15

eVUAKDINIs-KonuIs 10 .e with board, on The secocd
- or ihitd ,or No Markets.. Avery desirable 10.
cation for hose who wish qul-, home small famiy aod
healthy neighoorhood ons door from East Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-15
SEVERE PAINS.

Mrs McCulum No. l5e Thirdavenue, tevere pains and
dzlncsc II The heaa Informs "a she rs ane per
llane nily restored. -, l.,
s.Mrs Wheelwrigh, No. 81 Cherry.s severe pains In
breast ana sde-as unable 70 rne5 scha LOOK Two bot
Ties and is no ENJOYING good health
LIVER COMPLAINT.
Alfred T. Conkn, SIS Madisons vile cured OF tho i'er
complaint ~, -, ~, a.,
Mrs White. keeps extensive boarding house No g.
State g. had liver complsinl-l.fo was despai.ed o-wa'
cured By usng the Sarsapsrila
iosbu, Mofcp 40 Morlon-s. vito cured Of disease OF
blood and son OF bad on head and body.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-15
NERVOUS DEBILITY.


r, CorquesL i31 Broonc-sL cured Of nervous debility
md ygre.y o. csu plants This lady 30 severely a.
diced ,al oa.. OF fhe unable 70 Sleep or oven
hrrif iraca.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-15

lSUAhUINIs-tl-Assut rroIns, win BOARD can 20 or
ID tsined al No IA Barclay few door. from stosd'
ay srd u the Imwediss Vicniy OF the principal hotels
Tire hlus- ,d.ous and sty, srd has he luxury OF
erCr. EXCHANGED JyNSs-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-15

rhomas Smith, printer sz Nsssau:s Sd 'ory, cured Of
long slandlag and aggravated case OF pties, g.,
Jsnes P nieson, Harlem, was Afflicted win me bleed
log p es for years entirely relieved by using M
remedy HIS dsug OF EryEpelas, and general lena!
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-15

John Baxter. III Eul,on-s'. cured OF msrcuIai ulcers
Charlss Edwards, l29 GrecrwchsL cnred " tofrib!s
.o|es which covered his whoe body, attacking bis throat
and ey,s was -gbi months Quebec Hospisa and pro-
nounced ncurabewas perfectly feaIorco Dy ao use oi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-15

kljINDN DEPOT, No Sprucv-st-
w Es.snisned In sD-W Dol, sale and RetaiL-Shsdei
OF all descriptions knds AMI TtzeE 50 per cent cheaper
ban can be bong al any placos Trimming
ufscr;rer, prceI BiSTOL DE MAUNY co.
les SIN Msnufsrinr-rs End iDpori-rs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-15

C Woodfo.t has removed from 2s; TO 2S5 Broadway
Il doo above where he Is daily oprning every style %
window shades entirely and fashionable. Among IN.
invsices Of very bea1ul Gcscs entirely new
&c; also Roman and Gecaa architecture French scrolls
n B. Those yet having purchased viii hod good op
ponuriiy maae q selection. J. c. WOODFOAD,
ielS IS Broadway. Letarsc buiclpgs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-15

l.s,p.s-2-FI PLANO FUhrkS very low pric1s--
H$1Ukas Persons about purchasing Pianos WIZ md
Ht to Ihoir advantage 10 call al X. Glenn
u y HCos Mandatory, 1874 Fulion-sl west o.
dway) general assortment OF Mahog and Rost1
wood Piscos constantly hand which wi DO sold low fcy
cssn or approved pspof Dealers supplied liberal tcTs
myT r GLENN CO 1874 Fulton-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-15

90 BROADWAY HOTEL, sos Brosdway, Ill.
s5 bany: By J.Y. WILsos.-Tfsyeers and citizens co.
1 terlaineo moderate The house II new ano
comnodlous convenient to tho Seanrs
boax ard nd Joins the Railroad DeroL 1e29 2m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-15

BOARDING. AT 81 OORTLANU-ST'
A FEW GENTLEMEN now DO accommodated w1in
a ard and s-psrale apartments Also, accommodating
for seullemsn and wife, with psror and bedroom, Cd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-15

! I1UAliD DUWN TUWN.-rwo or rree pheasant
ID ms, with pandes ssched, 70 let either Furnished o.
uafurpished with beard gentlemen and their wtyes o.
gentlemen, reasonable terns 81 NO. n beesusn'
81 saP Nassau one or TWO day bosrders will also be
Dc wi iet
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-15
Sioas1ims ar,b GoteIs.
MIS-. ANGELINA Brown

DOARDkRs WANTED Fine siry rooms having
ID the peculiar advantages both city and country wilma
/, or ri nnu,-s walk OF 100 South Ferry, In Brooayn.
with al omnibus pusng and from the sSur every na
hour NAV be- bad furnished urfanshed with board, on
r-a,cnsbe Terms. by families or sDgs geniIemtu. CSuE
On ~ viii be- puuctua ally attended 10. )] S'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-15
UatenI @eoiflIlsJ.
FOLGEE,s OLOsAONIAN

OR ALL HEALING BAhsAM-
nR- 3. FOLGER, The proprietor OF iee above article
~ would hereby give notice ing j, circumsisnces
OYER which ~ had no conrro n mas felt cs1np eled 10
REMOVE HIS OFFICE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-13

The plate forming the valve rises the in
slant the weight with which tits loaded sex
Ceedcd by th. pressure of The steam within
The boiler, bat 10 prevent ANY increase of elias.
ITCHY ia the steam within, tie valve must luI-
ther BE- OF sufficient sizc 10 give vent 10 AL the
surplus steam
The escape OF steam depends upon the di-
anetcr OF the opening. aud an opening which
may be Sufficient tor ordinafs occasions. may
b. much too small when accident causes the
sudden conversion ui a great quantity uf water
luto steam. In such a ease the valve may di-
mlui>h The evil bat Caunot prevent il.
u The difficulties at adjustment. aud the e
nounous weightrequired did lot 50, limits IN
the opening, there would b. a great advsntage
~ using safety valves oi very large openings.
without gong too far we may. ] think. admit
Hntu.rio We haze used valves OF too small a
size. The j~astnrss ot this assertion will not
be- doubted, especially il we r~cColleci the cu-
uous observations recently made upon the
low OF fluids through small 9pcrtur-s. 1,
has been iouud that a light disk brought per
pendicularly opposite To a constant stream
flowing from GA aperture IA a high pressure
boiler. - not always rcpelled. At q short
distance lrom the opening, the plate which is
urged 10y two opposite ioICes. the steam which
drives u from The aperture. AMI the pressure ol
the atmosphere acting towards IL, remains i'm
consequence ul the equilibrium OF thsss lwo
forces suspended without motion.
! cannot hcre examine how il happens that
the steam CLOSES ia the act OF issuing 80 great
a part OF lis strength, that the pressure ot the
atmosphere Cpunterbaltnccs the remainder.-
! shall content myself with stating the fact,
that the plat; is removed but a short distance
from the aperture. The same thing will hap.
pen with the disk of ihe safety valve. and then
when II is raised, much less steam will issue,
than was calculated by assuming the vent Ia
DC OF the size OF the aperture closed BY the
valve
This M. Filter is the opinion Of a cclebra.
ted French engineer who - employed by hi>
government; ani IL j. Coutrnded that MIR.
Shorbs Safety Valve meets the requirements
oi Nj. Argos opiuionu i what a safety valve
ought To he ia order TO prevent explosions
UPon this plan a Safety Valve oi any size ma,
be pieced upon a boiler OF any size and will
open without carrling amy weight.
Il II
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-13
PLACE

Il pttpSuHt rcfTedt tOr mCIH6crS OF Congress,
oad others will DC found at the Faye,ie
Springs, described ia the toliouirg adper-
f|.ScmtHf.
" BROWN SNYDER hsvirr le.sed and re-opcn.a
u. the pheasant and fashionable summer Resort Tow
ned ~ the Hon. Audtew Sicwertl known - the fsycsta
springs Hoicl. faNc'iC county. on the Aicghany noun.
tain rsugc. ecSt OF Laurel Ii,l, eight miles from Union
town. PO. invites the patronage ofthe fashionable pubic.
II y snused near The strong Claiylcaic Springs aud o.
Their mineral springs, hshly charged with sulphnreued
hNdIo1cn; d - ln tie Vicinity Of Duntaf's Camp, Fort
Necessity, or Wsshiugtou's fru Battle Ground. Brad.
docks Grave; tie celebrated nelaney's Cave. and the "a.
mons oAopie fais Of the Noughio=cny river.
Arrangements have been made Ia secure for the tails
al The dciicacics OF the mountain streams and woods, al
WEI AZ thusc 90 tho season gcnCT rally.
Families ~crommoiafed on reasonable terms. Attached
10 ne place = a tcitpin s'ey, free OF charge To visiivrs.
and music g.. VIII 10 furnished for dancing parties.
The ieStc haitcrs himself that all who pay him a visit
viii 60 SWAY grSiited with their sojoOTn. No pains " M
hc spared To attain this end.
Ia addrion la the atOyc there Is an extensive boarding
house immediately afthe Springs. surrounded nv a most
Toinau'ic and delightful mountain scenery kept hy W.
l.. kgsLER. aug N
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-13

IN ClANCEKN. In the Circuit Superior Court Of
- Law aad Cltaacery for Marshall county.
MAY Todd Against Catherine Henderson,, Sylvester
Fowler aud vie Mary, Samuel Smith tie elder. James
Feed and wife Elizabeth, Samuel Smith the Younger
mary smith, Margaret Smith, Nancy smith. Jane
Sntii' John Smith. william Smith, and which said
,t'hefne Henderson and Mary Fowler sce sisters aud
SAMUEL Smith The elder H. brother Of Wallace smith
aeecased' AVID the said BliEa'1h Reed, samuel the
lunnscf. Mary, Margaret, Nancy. Jauc. Lola ali
u ian, arc children ct JOHN santa. a deceased lro.
ihcr oi said w SNace Smib. aud al heirs az LAW of linn
uc SAID W aliaee Smil; aud Edward Ray aud gsuluri
SWiih- administrators ofthC said John sGnh deceased
aud OILERS.
ne H1ye named parties wiHtate NOTICE that / shall
III rihAy' nc ilutday "t September. A. 80. al the b,u.I
ol ,u"n'r% nddor. ~ or near Manchester. Bsonsc rof,,.
" 'Htlnls take 'be deposition Of Manha smith Ia n,
'w' az ~ "ilge pa nus cossi ald the, Will also take po.
y va Silau "h Monday, the 1uh day OF Sel,emtc,
''Io' . we once ofJecob 4 Tiglurt. an VVb,eLrn, a..
,tI', laSe we deposition 81 John Pearson & Others 49,,
U /, ~ evidence in this casc. And if ioni any rsnsr
wy MN OF me SAID dispositions shan 40. ba rotnu,.n-.I
!, ,,,f commenced shali not be completed on me re-
Gals - orr NAMED, the taking thereof wTn be- adj
. " ON lhlc 90 Time until tie same shall H. conn
W i'm MARH TODD.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-13
nm MARM WFAruEp

The Sudden cian-e~ Of the weather. during this sea son
oi Tie year, exhibit a most tancmf eject On the human
y sven, dc'ilt'siing and nrosirSing u. The stomach ard
h"weis heccmc de Hanged, giving timely uoticeto all ,vbe
are inclined 10 give attention Ga the warning voice OF
ndurc. ~ such timcs "Jayne's CarmtuattvC' never
iANs iu afford immediate relief, checking ip disease and
restoring The patient 80 vigorous health. Molirfs can.
not hc too cautious with their children during this month
and tue mouth ~foltowinR, and Tu the carliesl STAGES OF
t'ns summer disease, whether Tou fcefhius, the very on.
pies~iNe heat, OF other causes, they sfoid az once rc.
sort 10 this never failing remedy. Hundreds uf rcttin.
Gates tom respectable persons an this city. are ia pos.
session OF the proprietor, ready 20 c|Vhihitto al " ho may
desire 20 sec them az ms office, No. + South Third ~.
Philadelphia. For sale ia WhccliUgby
aug3 j. CRUMBACKER.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-13

We teiicvc that culture dependence or faith To cure the
siek Willie OF itue avail, aud yet IL seems Tie only hopc
wien using many ofthc thousand proposed remedies in
Consumption ard Is kindred complaints. There must
evidently lc some regular specified Specific action on
the vital organs 10 induce thcu, 10 take ON = renewed Wig.
or and return To a hcalthmi stage. rms Is especially ,hc
actual manner % cure hy Bnuck srhol's Hc,ui Restore
uve;i nm, c'caus and pufncs the discassIpar. and
ihcn hrcsiorcs aud strengthens graluauy TO 81, proper
aud wonicl duiic~ and powers. see the advertisement
more particularly.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-13
DIR. DUNCANS EXPECToRANT RENE
DY.-CONSUMPrl0N CAN Re CURED.

NJ. Mary RowUrs, Wifc OF lIeRO Bowcns. was for a
lcUgit 81 Nmr afl fcicd with = pulmonary Cnmpiaiut'
which dcilrd the uniicd skitl Of severed eminent PhNsi
cihnS. Shc hcnring ofthe "ENpcciOfaut Remedy" was
ildurcd ioFiVe q a ulSl. Her symptoms were inOsc al
fhiUlss fuinioua -, or ulmoney Consumption. viz a
dfy hacking cough, pain iuthc breast an SIDE imported
appetite and grcat thirst, hectic fever gad night sWcais.
witu much debility aud weakness. Sine - happy ~ Say.
nag liza aGcr using three ioulcs OF the "ENpc,torant
Remedy she hcsal TO hsvc hopes OF 8 speedy recovery
hcf strength gradually incroesod uniii she had used three
l"'iies more, when sac tct entirely restored, II now t.
Ing eight months SINCE, and TO symptoms OF the con.
lioiui appearing. For sale ~ Wheeling ~
aag9 III A II. n MARSH
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-13
LATE FROM

M hANIb. a. % was and A. u b.. Na-. l. , snda.
~'~s M,.,'-its biography, IT, People and it, lnsii
rI,"9its Expedition to he Rocky Moun.sins.
tiot he SPAIN.
20 Nfh"11 oiLyous. hy Drunts Haantgru.
n,'a'dius 'W, r. TATE oi Domestic Lie.
Tie Donnie Risrk4fopr. nr,e.,, - Is NJ
ILL., ~ Sn" N,.ef'es Of G%smhiing 10y j. -. Crcoa,
Tue y ouus prina Donna
tihaf Alrn, or the kiur'a M4u.ty Naf,,ur
= apiam b'SuHHyau, hy s.. ~. Ma.ttru
1s1' -'t. "i ff,ity Woman. b. Miss Pardoe.
N' ~ gent Daughter, Is .AitaaAdcf Dutns..
"WlN ai'uic tiusio, 90 npieicJ 10 AIcR. Dutpas
neuil h"s.rl or thc rear Two Tnuisand.
ile step Molhgr by g. y. ". J4pc.
Nan Darrell. ~ Miss Ellen Prkcdy5
Tie SIuire.
w }oniuE, a Tde 0fthe Hovoiu,o4
luc Duicimaus Fire Side. hf ptpbitry
~. ~ h' q Lady Pelham, ~ D. T.. Buiwcr.
" LAS '.iht Har1ts, Dbl Bulwet. received and o..
~FiS BILLS. 90 Main Il.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-13

DlED-OR the morning OF the oh instant,
GEORGE DEcKER Cox, son of Friend and ST.
san Cox, OF Wetzel county, aged . years and
Z months.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-13
THG LAST HOURS OF CONGRESS-.

Ill bANl HOOk> Of
The Senate proceeded, ON Saturday TO The e
lection of a president pro tenn. aud on the S,h
ballot. Mr.. A,chisoa OF Missouri was elected,
and conducted to ,he chair boy Mcssrs. Cass x
Calhoun-ji 40 and mastery inactivity
After sundry messages aud a few passages al
arms. the Senate went into executive session.
The president sent To the house a message
sskingan appropriation of two millions of
dJ,lars to be used ashe thought proper. in ma
hing peace with Mexico. a biu to thet effect
passed with the provision tina, there should
b. no slavery in California, should that terri
tory be purchased.
During the evening session the president
returned the French Spoliation bill with lis
VETO. The reasons given are that money is
scarce 10 the treasury and the government OF
hccrs want all there is.
NORTH CARoLINA-The returns Of the
state election in North Corolina show, thus
far, a decided whig increase, and we are san
guiue of a whig legislature and as a conse-
quence, two whig senators.
Perqmmans Go. gives 225 wing, gain 76.
Chowsu lTD ~.
P-asquotank 300 loss ZIG.
Northampton whig gain
Camden wing gain.
THE returns from Missouri aud Illinois do
not indicate any change in the political com
pleIion OF those states.
The Argus %rejoices in the passage of a bill
through the lower house permitting the post
master geaetol TO select the newspaper in
which the list OF letters shall be published.
We DO not care, # IT is put on any other
grynud than ,hc largest circulation il may go.
Perhaps, however, the senate may not be 50
willing 10 pandet to party.
MIR. r. A. SHEPARD is au authorized agent
Tor collecting money Tor subscriptions or adj
vertising, OF TO receive subscriptions aud adj
yer isins for The Wheeling Daily, tri-weekly
mud Weekly Times ia Ohio, kentucky aud
Virginia.
We desire earnestly 20 call attention of all
who are Interested in steamboats, to the Pat
ent spoken OF in the follow ing articles. Mr..
ID. Lee has model at the Virginia Hotel, and
is prepared 10 sell the right to use. Wehave
examined il, and although no engineer, we
could not fail to be convinced, by the appli-
cation OF a very small portion OF philosophi
acknowledge to thc principle therein devel
opcd, that the invention is a vital improve
ment upon all other plans ios the protection
OF Pass;ns rs Oh steamboats,.
CANTON, July u, 1916.
MA JohS S-~--. 49, c. BaDtOscu Is
a short sketch of my views and opinions of
your Safety Valve for Steam Boilers.
] have seen a statement in the Canton
Democrat over the signature OF p. IL in re-
lation to Mr.. john Shorb's improvement in
Safety Valves, for Steam Boilers. ! have al
50 seen the valve in operation. | fully con-
cur with 7. II. in the view he takes OF the
Improvement, and am fully OF the opinion,
that il property applied to boilers Of large En-
gines, particularly on Steam Boats, the public
will be much more secure against accidents
and lossof lie than BY any invention hereto
fore offered Tor their safety.
JOSHUA MALlN, Engineer.