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w PAUL co, Peru.

& AVE just received a, the Brick
III Store, new and excellent stock
well assorted and seaonabIe. Cash buy.
ers are specially invited. We dislike
Boosting, but we will sell cheap-that's
all. We have, among other goods, the
following:
Black IL colored cloths, beavers and cassimcrcs
Saunells, tweeds, jeans hard.limes & moleskin..
White, red, yellow aud Canton fanuels;
Cashmere Ecosse, nous. and Grape de LANES
Fancy aud plain alpacas, silk vcvcls and satins
Newcs, sly les of callcoes, black dress silks.
Brown and bleaChed sheetincs and ,hir,inr.
Scotch glnghams; Irish linens ;long lawns linen
cambncs; Jackonett, Swiss book and Maid ,nus.
Inns; bishops lawns; Lislc, Ashburlon and
thread laces and edelnss; satin jeans; dimily
black Grape; ticklngs; checks; coored cam.
| hrics; grass cloth and other shirts: linen and
cotton table diapers; Russia diapers and crash .
| linen, silk ana cotton handkorchieCs. sh,nls
comiorters; mulls; kid, silk, buck. and ,yonlen
gloves and milts, hosiery; Angola shirts and
drawers; fine linen and hickory shirts. cot.
ton yarns; hats; caps; boots; shoes l,dic.
slippers; combs hair pins; neck aces. sno,I
stands; good spoos; pocket books; wollcts
whalebones; carpet bags; zephyr woisleds and
canvass; tapes; needles; pins; hncy trimmings
Lavender and Cologne water, &c.
Hardmare:
Knives and forks, pocket knives, cnrvcrs, axes
cross Gu, saws, planes and plane bits, socket ond
! iirmer chiscls, wood saws and frames, mahor,ny
knobs, door locks and atches, coffee mills. 6lcs
bed screws, nails, iron aud steel. castings. doc
irons, Amcs' shovels, trace chains, wagon boxes
manure forks, &c.
GROCERY:
China tea sets, and other crockcry, assorted.
| A fresh lot of TEAS, etc
WHEAT bought for cash or goods.
Peru, Oct. !, lSi5.
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NSticc.

2oMc Citizens Of KendaN co.
( VOR the benefit OF all concerned. in
a particular to those individuals resi-.
ding on townships of lands tina, are now
becoming taxable, whose farms DO run ,c
every point of compass wi,hou, regard ia
section lines, that the assessor NAV be
better able TO assess the lands in the name
OF the present owners, the 60. commits.
sloners reques, that each individual do
get plat OF his farm as ii runs across the
sections, designating the sections and sub.
divisions and No. of acres in each dvis.
ion.
Without such plars the assessor cannot
assess to the individual his own lands
non give satisfaction.
BY order Of Il. S. DURYEA,
assessor IF Kendall co.
Yorkvile, Jan. 23. 1886. ais,
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Groceries al Esprtr

GUGiR, Coffee. Moasse>, Pepper Allspicc
- Nutnrss, Cloves, Cinnamon, Raisins
brown AMI fancy Soap. Candles. smoking anl
chewing Tobncco. Also, a fresh lot of Teas
some of very fine quality, a, the Brick Store.
Nov.2 %, 1873. WIN. PAUh& GO.
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Cash Advances,

7 q ME subscriber. for his friends in
h ST. Louis, will make literal cash
adconceS on produce in Store. Mercla
ants and others 'ciShing odronces, will
find it for their inleres, TO make applira.
Mons TO him. ISAAC d. HARMON;
Peru. Nov. 7. 1915.
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~oO'o P'I|'s' HdNlhG SlJD JOO
WHOLE TIcEErs s4-Sharcs in proportion.
Packages of tickets for sale at The manager,
ol'ice.--Orders from the country promptly atten.
ded to. ADSIr, Agt far hlD,.
Feb. 20, 1916. 35.1y
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CrOckery! Crockcry mt Peru.

h NAY q BROTHER have Just recei,
.H-S we'd from the east and which will
be sold cheap for ready pay, 500 sets
common cups and saucers, 100 do. fine,
10 blue tea sets Of "A pieces, 10 white
china tea sets of 81 pieces, 100 dozen
plates, bowls, pitchers, mugs, castors,
ewers and basins, tea pots, sugar and
cream Jugs, 'umblers, glass, pepper, vine
gar and mustard bottles, sal, cups, &c.
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Notice.

"A Lii persons having claims agains,
IN the estate Of John W. Reynolds,
late OF Livingston county, deceased, are
hereby notified to present them for adjust.
ment at the probate court in Pontiac. on
the first Monday in April next, or 10 Gar.
ret M. Blue, the administrator. All per.
son indebted are requested to make i'm.
mediate payment GARRETT BLUE,
Feb. o, l6i6.-36.4L Standardization.
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RATES OF FARE :

One day. 10 cts Single meal. % cts.
Just one half the usual charge at stage houses.
Passengers can secure seats in oil the stages
through the proprietor. oS,1.2v
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Steel E'iOtT.!aS,

{ H. Tobcy and Auderson's make. Peoria, 70
W sale at III" Brick Store, Peru. hv
Nov %, lS4j. WM. PAU, SEQ
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Notice,

Notice,
Il \ heueby given that VII persons having
claims agains,,he estate of DR.. Har.
mon Hurbu,, late OF La Sale county.
deceased, are requested ia attend tefors
the cour, Of probate Of said roun,y. m
lhe,2d day Of May next, a, Ottawa, fos
the purpose of settling and adjusting such
claims, that being The time fixed upon for
such purpose. according TO the statute.
Jan. .. 1870. HEN. IlURLRUT, y
2S-iml .9dminishafor.
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To HE NuEIliC.

Wisconsin Marine ~ Fire Insurance Co. Office ,
Milwaukee, 3O,h Jan, lsi6
The recent action Of the legislature of tho pa.
ritoy IN reference to this institution will po,,,
way affect MS rights or Interrupt, lis business
This notice Is deemed proper for tee inf,yuo.
ton and procclion If builders ol It's pa,cr ,yhi,l
will be redeemed here aud by It's cprr,s,,,l,,,,,
in New York, Buffalo, Detroit, CHICAGO ti,I,nn.
and It. Louis as heretofore.
An abstract of the condition of the ips,,,r,;,,,
at this date is appended
GEO. SMITH, President.
Allen MiTcnrLL, Secretary.
Ajyirar' ofiie c,,dHon oCtLe Wi,,o,,;o H.,
am r"e Insurance Co. ii JanuUy 30, 1916.
REsnURCEs.
Bills aud Notes aud advances on pro.
uuce S56lS2 II
:, loans "h neal Estate 1912
Real Lslatr-heng chiefly productive
property IN the cities uf Chicago and
Milwaukee 4o,l57 81
ny's agents in New York and CHI.
cage, ol6 52I -
Funds IN trausiu--hcinc Bank Bills,
Drafts, Certificates Of Deposit. and
Bills Of Exchange in transit to New
York city, S6.3l2 81
Miscellaneous accounts. 0O22 :
Company, office and furniture, l3i5 81
Cash on hand-goid IL sil.
vcr Sl37,l59 1G
Bills Of specie paving banks, 1886 I5o 3l5 M
Stocks OF 'hc United States and the
state oil New oFk' 10000 90
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NEW GOODS NEW GOODS

THE subscriber has just received end is now
"penlnr, in Ottawa, MS large aud splendid
assortment of
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICES.
ESfafe9fJohn BAPTIST Didio. deed.

t"I FIIWfU, NC q.
"A ll persons having claims against
IN the estate of John Baptis, Dido.
deceased. are hereby notified and reoues.
ted 10 attend before the probave justice of
La Sale County, Illinois. at his Office in
Ottawa, in sand county. on Saturday the
il'h day Of April. 4. ID. 1876, for the
purpose OF having the same adjusted, tina,
being the day fixed upon by the admin.
IstraIrlX, IN pursuance of the statute. for
the purpose of seuIlng and adjusting all
claims against said deredeni.
SELAMlTE Dido,
Feb. 20, lSi6.-G-36. .7d,ainisir'r.
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IN Chancery--tirundy circuit court. Nav term
lsl6-lcvi p. Gregg rs. Charles Johnston
hill to forccioSe a morgoge.
/ I appearing, by affidavit FLED in this
z cause, that the place of residence o(
the said defendant is unknown. and canno,
be asccrlalued Notice is, therefore. here.
by given, that a bill to iorecnsc a mort.
gage has been filed against him in the
clerks office of said court, by said com.
plaInant, and that a summons has been is.
sued hereon, returnabe a, said Nav term,
and that, unless he, the sand d,Cpnd,r,
shall be and appear before the circui,
court Of said county, on the first dov Of
the next term thereof, TO be held At the
court house in Morris. on the second
Monday in the month Of Nav next, and
answer the SAID complainant's bill of com.
plant. the same will be taken as confess.
ed against him, and u decree entered 40.
pIrdlngIy- G. II KlERSTED Clark
G.. H. NoRRIs, Sole, lA-1
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'H's' approved KINDS, w:
Sands Comp. Ext oirhayr's, Lees, Smiths
Sar'aparilla. sugar Coai,d. FL.
Nls'at SBalsam OF Wild more's, layucs', SAP
cherry. rineton Sias', Hoo
Dr. Iaylors Balsam Of per's, Ietcrs'. Thin
Ii,rrw"n. nry' aud several 9th
Drlamitun's Vegetable or kinds Of ills.
BaIsam. l.indscy's nerve d hone
Or buchan's Neohraled and Other Luimcnis
Hungarian 3alsam. Dalleys Magical Pam
Turlingion's Balsam of Extractor.
Lie. Roofs Rinp-bone ,Oin,-
DR. Juynes celebrated moni
family medicines. DR. Urham's Electusry
3 4 Fohncstock's Yer Of the Piles.
ni'uge and family me- Hays Linimeni.
dlclnes. Deans ChemicalPlns'er
wells Celebrated Siren Baiemap's Drops.
ethnlng Plaster, and Balm of Colombia, Bri-
Poor Mans Plaster. tsh Oil. Harlem Oil,
f"sGa,e's Anodyne Cor 'Pcleg Whites Salve.
DIAL. Godlrey's Cordial
Ottawa Nov 1919
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(.IniHrirA

uST received, full and geuTal assortment
V Of Groceries, a. follows: \ O Sugar. Ri,
COT. c, Teas, Alspir", RaisIrs, Tobacco. Soap
Candles, Dye-Sruh,, &c, which will be sol,
cheap for ready pay, at lcru, hv
Oct 81, iSij. DAY q BROTHER.
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To iillcrs.

hNOR sale-One pair four feet French
u Burr Mill Stones, warranted of the
best quality. ISAAC ID. HARMON,
Peru, Nov. -, 1915. 81
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4 tNNH paid for Wheat, and all kinds of pro
v ducc taken in cNchanpricI goods bv
Pcru,APrtl !, lSi5. DAY q BROTHER,
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October 81. 1915.
n Z w G GODS.
FALL AND WINTER sTOCk.

aCSf received, a complete assortmen, of FaI
% and Winter Goods. which we offer for sal,
low Tor cash or produce. among which may be
found the following articles:
Broad cloth. cassimers. and satline,s
of all colors and qualities, tweeds, hard
times, beaver and pilot cloths, alpaccas,
bombazlnes, cashmeres, chusans, nous
de laines. glnghams. aud large assort-
ment oI iAncy prints. rob roy, grandole.
neIted and merlno shawls. mitls, gloves,
ristleiis. ribbons, green barage. velveis.
black and blue-back dress silks, black
and white lace, edgings. inserlings, cam
brlcs, book muslin, bishops lawn, ASH
mere merDo, wors,ed and Moraviau
hose, black and white cotton do. banda
ma, p0ngee and cambria handkerchief.
aIpacca and silk cravats. comforlefs. sus-
penders, buck mitlens. gloves, &C.. plain
and plaid Ilnseys. Caroline and Victoria
palds, red and white woollen nannels.
Canton do. hickory stripes. white,
brown, and blue drilLings, Russia diaper.
table linen, brown linen table cloths.
brown Holland, paste board. bonnet wire.
pins. nedIes. combs, &c., &c, batting.
waddlng. brown sheelings and shirlings.
of all qualities, lickings, burlaps, and
bagglngs.
HARDWARE.
A complete assortment Of cutlery.
spoons, ox-chains aud pewter porringers,
hooks and hinges, sad-irons and egg-
iriers. shovel and ,ongs, irace.chains,
pltch'forks, hoes. lanterns, butts and
screws, door'latches. bolts, locks, mill
and hand saw files. hand, cross-cut. mill,
and circular saws, liaichets, hammers,
axes, bed-screws, wood.knobs, brads,
tacks, nails, &c.
Also, good assortment of Crockerv,
Boots and Shoes. and GROCERIES,. |
CUSHMAN e. GRIDLEY.
Oct. 2S, 1915. ls-ly. |
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Tobacco Il Nails

QboAhH tobacco, manufactured Of dilItren,
D qualities.
% h's' naIis, assorted sizrs. ALSO, wrought
nails, just received and fur sale hv
Nov "a. WALKER d NtCKIlNG.
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or DOI. Washburns Shovclsan Spades. for
so sale hv CUSHMAN u GRIDLEY.
Nav l6 1915,
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CITY EpOTGE.

Joel johnson, Springfield, III.
rsVHE travelling corn nuniIy are respectfully
L. invited to call. The accommodations can-
not be surpassed. Private rooms for Stage pas.
sengers.
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Il 80 * Y

Gnlo'tr situated KsadlI andSa
due and unpaid firth, 1915.
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CLASS 30 FOR 1916

To be drawn at the managers office in Ottawa,
in the store-room formerly occupied by J. q. Nat
finger, opposite the court house.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-30
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
BALTIMORE MARKETS.
Ofee Of the AMERICAN. Jan. 20. 5 p.

Ofice Of the AMERICAN, Jan. 26. r. NJ.
CATTLE-Therc was a larger supply OF
Beaves at the scales to-day, hut the quality,
though fair, was not 80 choice as last week.
There was less active demand, and prices
have somewhat fallen OF. Average rate OF
sales about So ,6Si
Hoos-Live Hogs are in good demand -
There is no change in prices. We quote
So, J7tS5,62i, with light stock.
FLOUR-In Howard Street Flour we are
without any operations 10 report. Since the
publication this morning Of the English advi-
ccs TO the 4th instant. by the steamer Hiber-
MIA, the marke, has been in ON unsettled con.
diilon, both purchasers and dealers showing
little anxiety 10 operate until the effect of
the news on the Eastern market is asce rtaiped.
The rate asked is IS. The receipt price from
cars is unsettled
PROVlSl0NS-There is not much inquiry
Tor Beef or Pork, and sales are confined to
limited parcels. We quote nominally at Sl4
"a ID for Mess Pork, and 8 29l 2 so for prime.
Mess Beef is held at Sl0alo, so: Ne. al S.
5OsS,73; aud Prime 60, 2566. so. In Bacon
nothing OF importance has taken place, and
prices remain as last quoted, viz: Old Western
Shoulders cents; Sides 797i cents; and
Hams 7S1s cents. Baltimore cured il held
at 6AS6i cents Tor Shoulders; 7i6g7k for Sides:
and s.99 cents for Hams. Land isquile dull
and prices droop. We quote both Western
and city rendered No. in kegs at 7A97i
cents, and in bils. nominally at the same fig.
ures
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-30
A DISCOVERY

TAe London correspondent OF The Boston
Atlas brings 20 public notice an important
receI discovery by Mr. Faradsy in the fol.
lowing X ract;--"lt will not, perhaps. be ont
of place 10 mention, lpr the information of the
American SGpans that most interesting and
important scientific discovery has lust been
made, in that very theatre OF the ROYAL In
stitution OF Great Britain, which, not many
years ago, Was the scene of Sir Humphrey
Davy's brilliant ,riumphs. MIR Faradsy. The
celebrated chcmist--ot whom, YOU will re.
member, ] gave you a sketch, IN my FIRST
series OF Pen aud lnk-lHg~--has m the pros
ecution OF his researches into the nature oi
ELECTRICITY and Magnetism, succeeded in ob.
tanning, experimentally, what with untiring
industry and the utmost confident presever-
ancc, he bad long sought ior--ihe direct rela-
tons of Electricity and Magnetism 10 light.
This amazing step ia scientific research has
produced the greatest sensation-and the
scientific public are on the tipioe of eXpecta-
ton, for Nit Farady is, IN coming lecture,
To give the lull particulars ofhis brilliant dis
Covefy-ihc results al which cannot but be OF
Immense importance and may produce an en-
/ the revolution in our present modes Of pro.
curing and diliusing artificial light II i aid
that The distinguished English Phiosophet
will IN tlIc before mentioned lecture. exhibit
the Magnetism OF Light, the illumination o.
the linesOi magnetic ioTces aud ne,0 magnet
&c combination II matter. When this even
los meeting IS held ! shall attend aud vii
5ePort the proceedings for you in srierso. If
hnd them % be Of great interest.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-30

The Washington Union" states that Mr..
Charles Theodore Gcvekoht was. few day,
amer. presented by the Secretary OF State 20
the President, snd received by him, az the del
espte OF the Senate OF the Free HanseAiic
Town Of Bremen, charged with an oN,raordi.
nary Mission 70 the United States. We IN
den'snd that Dir. Gevekohtis duly empower
edto enter Into arrangements, IL practicable,
by which the port OF Brepen may be fixed
upon by this government a. the place of des
tinuiion ior the steam -packct-ship lise to be
established between the United States and
Europe.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-30

We publish The following communication
without any know ledge N the M rits Vi the
case.
MR. WuARroS, SIR: shall be much Obliged
to YOU, to allow me space in your paper. to
address fcw lines TO the public Nj vii.
tiams-a Temperance Lecturer, made an asser.
iion ia meeting ON Monday evening. the
2Slh' which IN justice to myself. as the charge
was made in public. ihisk proper TO asscr,
- a i'e, and that 80 ior from any Of the state.
mrn,s made IN regard TO me being correct |
can prove BY respectable witnesses 10 be false
hoods. IL Mr.. Williams was rcspoDsiblc
m,n, another course would be taken, # he can
prove his changes. should like to have it done;
bu, my opinion is, he is nothing more than an
irresponsible tool IN the hands Of responsible
men. who avail themselves Of The opportunity
TO calumnia,e personal character without be
Ing exposed TO the penalties Of the law. BY
inserting Vic above YOU will obligc
JOHN w. BERRY
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-30
OREGON AND THE LATE NEWS FROM
ENGLAND

We looked forward To the news ~ the Hi
h,nia with all the interest that wu7 iclt by
,hc uaiority oi on fellow citizens, not that
we crycctcd declaration ct war. ba, the
news by the packet Libsriy. led Va TO expect
a firm. a decisive course by the English gov
eminent. upon the Oregon question. and a
decisive assertion Of their claim 10 Oregon. -
Out Of il,is expectation we have been fairly
cheated. The same cabinet that England has
had fer years, has been u.ins,a,ed IN powc..
and ,hc same policy will be pursued that has
been pursued. since the nsgotia ions relative
70 Oregon were commenced. II seems evil
dear, that the policy designed TO BE- pursued.
is that Of trade, not of wsr. aud we appr =
h nd, that men 20 shrewd Us Sir Robcr, Pe, /
and Lord Aberdeen, will. in int. have the
bargain, be ii what i, may. We have all
along apprchended, that the intention Of the
party in power, was to bargain with England
for the reduction OF our tariff to that standard
which will yield the most rcretue, therefore
admit the mGsi English manufactured goods
The estimate of manufactured goods brought
in under such tariff as is recommended una,
be safely set down at sixty millions. fye-si1,h,
OF the cost of which is labor We will then
be paying my millions a yea, for Oregon;
pretty fair price we think. Which is the
British psriy-ihe Que that would pay fifty
millions for Oregon. or the one that would
prefer fighting for il
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-30

We see IL stated in the National lntclligcn
Ger that The Roman Catholics of Washington
have j; la contemplation 10 erect in the me-
:TopoGs CHURCH editicc OF magnificent dimen-
extensive cUthedrsls of Europe. Ills intcn-
de'l to appeal for aid in this undertaking 10
every congregation of their denomination in
the United States. II is estimated that the
structure Will cost about seventy five thousand
dollars.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-30
NO TIME TO READ.-we

NO TIME TO READ.-We tske the fol-
lowing excellent article from the United
States Journal:
Glow often DO You hosr men excuse them.
selves from subscribing To newspaper. OF
periodical by saying they have mo time 20 read
When we hear man thus excuse himself we
conclude he has never found time TO confer
any substantial advantage, either upon his
family, his country, or himself. 10 bear a
freeman thus express himself is truly humili-
ating; and we can form 40 other opinion than
such man is OF little importance TO society.
Such men generally have time TO attend bar
bacues, meetings, sales, and other gatherings
but they have no "time 10 read"
They frequently spend whole days in grog.
shops. tipping and swapping horses, but they
have mo time 10 read They sometimes
loose day i'm taking advice Of their neigh
bors--some,imes day in picking up news,
the prices current aud exchanges, but these
men never have ANY tim! 10 read" They
have time to hunt. 10 fish, TO fid,llc, 10 drink.
10 do r.o;hing, but 40 time 10 read, :" such men
generally have unrducated children, unim-
proved farms end unhappy 6residcs. They
have no energy, no knowledge: they live un-
knowing, and unknown, and often die un-
wept aud unregreitcd."
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-30
SEVERE STORM AT THE SOUTH

SEVERE STORM AT THE SOUTH
The detention Of the Southern NEIL last week
at Charleston two days in sucre ssion " as
caused by storm at sea, which commenced
on the evening Of Monday. and continued with
great violenoe until late at night on Tuesday
The steamer Wilmington, which left Charles
ton ON MoDdSy aiiemcca with eight cabin
passengers, bound for Wilmington, y. e., was
compelled TO put back into Charleston. For
mae hours no hopes OF reaching shore in safety
were entertained by hos on board Of her
At one time the toat was in stones throw
OF breakers. Great praise ia awarded TO Capt,
Wade, OF the Wilmington, FOR his superior
skill and prudence IN safely managing the
steamer and escaping the breakers when the
Wind was continually setting his boa, TO the
shore.-Balt. AmcriedR.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-30
GROWTH or NEW oRLgAvs -rh

GROWTH or NEW ORLEANS The
New ORLEANS correspondent Of the Charleston
Courier says
The grow th Of this city, until II has be-
come vast commercial emporium. has been
- mpid a. 20 asfOnish the nations Measures
ere now N progress, which, fcsrried into II
feet, as ihey most certainly will b~. will give
powerful impetus 20 the growth of the
"efcscenl sity Ia population and wealth. /
ailudo 10 Plan, which is in concentration
20 establish ip the city OF Us immediate ST.
sinliy' one ~ more lSTge cotton factories
Let Inc cotton manufacture once fairly get
inso OPERATION pa this great receiver Of The
raw maieuai--lct us have Union Of com
msroe snd nlanuiartufes. here IN ibis grest r.
ss,Fef o. ihf slTic.uilurai products 81 the greet
West, and soon New Orleans will ,ar,,,oe =,
tsnuense extent, pnodigiOs wealth and ,sst
YoP"lauon, snd be the creates, city in the
western world
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-30
IMPORTANT. If TRUE

IMPORTANT, If TRUE.--A coucspon-
dent OF the Philadelphia Chronicle says-Mr.
Patton OF Petersburg. W.. has invented a
machine for navigating the air, after ycsrs Of
incessant application and study. IL is bal.
loon. aud eau move 90 or TO miles an hour.
Connected with il "a battery. from which he
can discharge from one TO ten thousand halls
minute. lie has likewise brough, TO per.
fiction submarine battery 70 go o or 2 mile.
an hour, and with which, by means of q tor
pedo. he can blow us a hostile feet in &c
minutes. lie can carry dispatches 10 ans
from Oregon IN a hundred and twenty hours