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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-16

CAN CONSUMPTION nv cuRsp,-TN.
1"e-i'"nss asked BY many .easo.s sssi. y M. a..
saf- are ia 's< iss' s,sge a ssses>~. es hsve -.
sssf or vsissnte frends thus shls ssJ n m. =.
s~e,. rsiniai ~ 10 .. ses.y. u..siew e,., 1870
Des,h esns"' be depsisei af "a. prey. when 49,.
has knrted ',s fatal th'e.js UPON he s,s.i.. \, .
therefore oi the s'snssi 'mp,rsnee hsr All $780,.
who 'nss have ed ed. cough p,in In Inc No.,
std SIDE s"ressss sf,hs Ihsuss. difficulty Of rai.o-
ap the rsissm and matter that seeumals,es upoa
'hs '"ngs. q" the primary stages. aud isads 10 Ceo
sumption when MT removed. To sueh :.
afflicted. ~"aij fecom~snd then TO psorsr. -,
crs lew io'iie. of DR. Dancsn,s Esr. :,
R.m,dy. which - sersin Ten re- o~e slitL. G..
-yar'"~o. that - ei,en Bang Iesg TO the s,.,,n
and FINAL y dessr,y Ire.
A RELIEVED SUFFERER
For .ais by d 4 Il ID MARSH. Z...,. H.
wheeiins mar Is
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-16

THE RlvER.-Fears were yesterday morn
inc entertained of another food IN The ohio'
equal to tia, OF 1892, bat we are grs,hea IN
snnouncing tina, the river is NOW retiring FoP-
idly aztec having come up within about ten
feet Of the rise OF 1882. There was no OBJ
siruc,ion to the navigation, howeSer Some
of the cellars in this lower part OF the town
were disturbed, but no material damage done
Ia, water at the highest was thir,y-iour ieei'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-16
wAsm,SoroS. March IL.


SENATE.-A petition was presented pmy-
ing an amendment of the constitution 80 a. to
prohihit slavery in the United States. The
question Of reception wcs laid on the table.
Nir. Janagiu called the attention of the
Senate To changes of corruption against the
Scnsic. made by The Daily Times Of Washing
ton. lie asked a committee TO examine the
subject.
The President appointed M,ssrs. Jsrnagin
Benton. Dickinson NJ. Clay ton and Turney
the Committee.
The Oregon debate was then resumed. and
Mr.. Atchison spoke Of length IN favor Oi ihc
Notice in the simplest form IN which IL could
b. given Mr. \ addressed the Senate until
three o'clock.
Mir Calhoun rose, and the Senate adjourn.
81 ,o Monday next. when the Senator froul
s. e. will be hcsII
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
The COMMITTEES Of Mays and Means report.
cd adversely upon the petition asking for the
coinage oi one dollar gold pieces.
Mr. Caleb Smith. from the Committee OF
Foreign Relations reported bill making pro-
vision iCT the payment OF two insialmcnl ol
the Mexican Indemnity.
a bill was also introduced ON leave, 10
mako Knoxville, Tenn, port of entry.
MIR Nsnccy. az an carly hour, moved that
the House resolve itself into Committee of tbs
Whole.
Mr Smith Of Indiana was callcd To tbs
Chair. and Mr.. Constable of Md. addressed tbs
Committee la general defence OF the bal
before The liouse.
The debate was continued by Messrs. Col
lin. OF y. r.; Rockwell, OF Conn; Hunt, o
". ", and Winthrop. OF Mass
The floor WAS then given TO Mr.. Thompson
oi Pa when the COMMITTEES rose amt th,
House adjourned.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-16
A CRASH IN THE TEMPLE.

II i. stated IA the Warsaw S,gnpl. isi 90
SATURDAY last theSiin,s assembled in che hai.
vi the Temple. which j., ia the thin, stuf,. 10
hear the las, sc'nioa OF n;ham Young. pre-.
Nous 10 his departure. 81 great was the
weight tia, tn t.n5.r, gave way With loaf
crash, like the report of fire srm.. The alarm
and confusion was Tremendous. Some OF the
Saints broke out ths windows anil leap.i 10
Tho ground. ons min ha his shoulder irac
tufe'l. all Others were badly hlr, ia thll
attempting " escspc The osowd. howev.r T..
soeeestei IN escaping before euy very serious
injury WAS done TO the b,iilding.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-16
ONE OF THE PEOPLE.
TIE EXPLOSION Ar uAggIsBuRGu


The liirisbur correspondent OF he fnii.
otsiPhia lie ige, {. ,cs thc toll wing "a li,ional
Pariieulars ol thu "a losion al IA. Union office
oi that ciiy.
/ AIR cx9rs ,iug you N. new, ~ he ex .lo-
,ion D. tel-Eoph. to-day. took a more minute
satvts Ui ths s-eue Oi rain al The Unipn Off .c
! Ia ol,e.I' AT wis bvii Il INTO an ca cue sud
pT,ss roons. tbs partition between the
MAS demolished. apd everything In the pfcs.
sv3n. There wcrs slN person.. ia the pT.ss
r'o,h. non. oi whom were injured to any
extent. lhe gd mratiOncd as b,ing hur,
/ was blts lns,ltcnCd. aul iaintcl a., suou a,
sc Wa Ont ui danger. which Grated the
impression tillt he was burt. The ,ouag
~ 80 Who si1Fs in tls publication Office ,tauicd
M,si, was slightly injur.din his right cye but
wii not lose ~ Nh. Lescurc bad c'inr % me
a 'or vain liicnl. Snl WAS standing o. the
s'e9s. lie MAS knnck.d into Tia milils of
10" street. III p1ncls oi tn door aud the
s-slcs anl glass OF the windows keeping, him
company. Ihr table, at Viii d 10. sat bat a
lew moments bslor'. Wts di>hrd into = hun-
drcd fragments. Tire npor. l9f eight or fei
icet slu1fc. va, shattered a. though n had
becu glass. AMI heavy tiuIbcrs were cut OH
and s.siintcird. BIniles ct pa ,cr wcrc
knOl scd through TIE second door rith ffag-
mruf, OF board, from below, dni slme i,ll
into th' basement.
Ca the second llor, th- foreman OF "a, F
tuion had b,cn sitting az hi, dcsk. aud irft
Go crus, th oihct Tor something. when the
Nplut.0n carried of The tvry boards he bsd
been standing ON. GA the Thrill hoor, Nj
Adams, Tie foreman 0i tllc Office where the
printing q tie State j. d0nr, was reading
proof IL, buatts we've blown rom under
oAc Of his feet, and h, chair tilted, AMI lic ten
ln;o ilic hole made by the pieces OF boiler
In H.y. y cdIghj ona ioist HeNus covered
Alsh mul ont steam snd pl1sicr. but not
ul'rtd- The hcad Of Ihc boiler pissed 10 the :
0uHh io9r, bat there stopped, Sud lell down
though ihe hole II hsl mad-. IA Oid Eel !
oWs Lodge wda above, bat ! al not leam
hat sny INJURY was done TO IN, furniture 90
cgalis.
lhc building looks very dangerous bat he ,
'or'h side, which Z, On an alley, has beet !
r"pPct Up, aud Mr.. M'hinley Informs me :.
hat lac viii rsun, work Tomorrow. Thcl /,
"u-c stands alone, AMI hBs only a uiuc inch n
'Sll The nosh gable will have 60 bt taken !,
NJ, and u y more lhan probable thit tai, =
ht Tumble thr whole structure To ia ground. a
ac damage y foil A. high a, cstinatt.d- ~
s.OJ1. Alr LcscuwS injuries ore NOT hal %
s hcad was cot with broken glass ant llc .
D stunned b. ihe shock, bat " i. b. over II
= DDS 90 two.
Was mistaken in saying dat lhr hlnls 4.
tr at DINNER Icy Werr Oh lsom. - 10 =.
v in Go uth-e, ani itis b-youd oil gucs ,ius l.
, account iot iie escape they made from sn al
wiul death. They were certainty not nat, /,
, b. howl up bi lhst boiler. Ia. force o( \,
D. explosion WAS even gtestrT than at FIRST
imposed. The report Wa equal TO that oi l.,
caNy piece of ordnance.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-16
rna mr. r1Nrs

Mr.. Wharton. II haSc 10 bag 81 ,3u TO in.
scrt the following communication written iur
Satdriiys Arsu-. which ,hc cdiiuf of th.t
papers scuT- Of rt'rdrty mod-sHy bed aim -
ecolinc publishing. Should you do ms the
favor OF publishing a., iile reader, OF hi, paper
will havcs fair chance Of spprccis,iae the
purity Of motive WhiUh influenced him, ia
responding 10 thr oaquiries propoundei to him
by democrat snl fclu,in. "a answer
mine. The democrat. here wiz SC what hind
Of a mau tlry have al the head ol TIC oulJ
Democratic journal ia the city
They will see that his paper ia >calcdb book
TO all bu, a few OF the "eltel' Should you
giant me the PfIviicgc may trouble YOU with
few more questions 20 The imparnol EDITOR
ci the Argus.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-16
TTlCA lI-IIrinN-

The Albany Ar.us 81 vest fisy gives ihc
returns OF ,he uli,s Elccnoa q, received by
Tcicgnph thr moment the result was declared.
Ten Ming Aldeuuen anl TAO LJcoiocos arc
elected fhc last are lrom the lth wari 80
Whis Mayor elected b, Is reported mai over
both candidates. The Supervisor /, Wing
The vote Tor MAYOR j. ss follow
WclmOrc, Wing So Hubbard. Loco 800
Mann, Boiler -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-16
TOR rnr Many Ansu,.


Ar. Ediior;-ln your paper OF lhis nom
ins ] hui number Of question:, prop5unlrl
10 you, as ,he editor uf IN only D.mooraiic ]
Journal OF this city, ia relation - 'hc Dem
oootic meeting held IN the city Lfaii on the I
l0th inst.
Now. SIR, sinor you arc 50 ready enl vii
ling TO answer questions when they cmlna,c /
.ilo.ns certain quarter, viii YOU BE- - gool.
30 Kind sni 30 democratic as 20 answer few
questions which shalt PROFOUND; sni in do
ing so, ] hope that your answer, viii b.
straight forward and uurquyocal
would ask then--lr,t, have there been
any large meetings OF the Democratic party in
this city since the contest OF 1914 snd j. il
probable that any common OCCASION WON'T
bring together scting OF the entire pstty7
Seeoni. Wa. Tia. late meeting held a, the
Same place for the purpose OF elcctns dele
gates to attend tho Sauatodul Convention 90
be held IN Eliab.,hiown on the lG,h inst.
more numerously attended, notwithstanding
the circular 81 Mr. Newman TO M, consiit.
ucnis, than that OF the lO,h, and it 80 how
much larger was i,'
Third, Was IL not known TO sou aud TO th-
people generally, that meeting ON the Pos
Office question was in contemplation for ,o,a,
time hack, but il was deemed useless. a. il la,
been announced from certain quarter. OF higl
authority here. that the appointment had beer
madel Was IL not known Co YOU. also th,
the incnds OF certain individual WHO VA
absent at Washington, und through who's
ereriions there, our present POSTMASTER u.
forced 80 resign. protested against tie inectin
being held Sntil that person should com
home, ia order that be should b. present /
vindicate his course against Mr.. Hale. a. ye
~ bis recommending Mr. Newman. as On,
who would be acceptable TO the whole par
herei Was IL not known To- you tia, ,b.
same individuals protested against any nice
Sag until Mr.. Newman should com, ho,u
would ask you, and do In all esnLo, =,
sincerity. do YOU think that sppoin,u,c, !,
made on the private recommendation OF ou
two OF thee OF the leading politicians Of Il
dis'tiei--men whose whole coursc Of life i.
ossn oihce-seekiug. src at tic lcst Md
point OF capacity honesty aud pon,ds,,,,
among The people for who's, b,nrG, the, a,
appoln,cdl
DO yon know any instance O, is.,,p,.
within The sPAsn Of your recollection ub.,
The viii Of ihs people was st as.,le anI i.e,n
p~isai and usworthy persons appointed.
the recommendation Of perhaps dozen
les Of these leading politicians
Froa Jour intercourse with the Demo, 81,
Pasig bsre, do you believe that sppo,arra u
iasds 80 ihe povate recommendation Of o.
or 1we 'Jtipg politicians. eive general SAT-
isel'o"' s"s % you from the same knoulsd.
believe that AistgDdef Newman i "a, cho,
OF The Democratic ssyly ia this CITY. aud r.
genishJ ~ shs mann.f ~ vhich b, has e
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-16
caANGEINTHECABlNEr-Thew Wash.

ing,on correspondent Of the rhilidclphia Ea-
Gle asserts very positively that MIR. Bancroft.
Secretary of the Navy. has bccu officially M
formed of his contemplated removal, when
n,obohl, y, succeeded 10y Mr.. Mason, the At
iorney Gcneal.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-16

HERALDSN There Is some talk of cs-
iablishing College of Heraldry ia this coun-
nv. Some object To it that IL j. not Ian ACTOR
lanoc with our republican institutions. The
objection is not we'll taken. What ever en-
lightcns, improves or cularses the mind, - the
yery thing iOr which Republics are fitted
There is a great deal OF curious knowledge
acquired in the study %; hcaldry. There ~
a significance in the ,inblcms used which are
often as true as ingenious. The notion that a
coat OF arms conclusive of high birth OF re-
nowncd ancestry, II erroneous. They often
prove the fc,cIss.. IL - very Innocent de
sire To know Who werc your ancestors, aud
having found them out. there l. nu harm in
his adopting II hc ChoUsc. an arnHod5l bearing
some emblem OF the occupations, which indus-
triously followed, led them 60 riches and hon
or, with an appropriate device.
The Boston journal tells story, m poin,
oi an "old Commodore, residing Ia one of the
Middle States, who once sportcd plain car
rage. iof the accommodation oi himself and
family. His wife who liked display aud has
leaning towards aristOCraCy. urged him a.
have "A handsome Goat of arms painted OI
tlc Iuuvl, oi the 3 Iriagc.
"Cerninly, my dear. replied hc, elf yot
wish IL. What shall NC hayci | can thiui
OF nothing better or moro appropriate than
TAN BUcKEr for nay side OF The carriage % m,
father was a sailor uud l.oAr 90 BEEAD iOl
your side. q, your iethor wa, baker !"
Thffc is much good sens in the Commo
durc's Suggestion aud wc hope that his exam
pie will D. followed hy Others.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-16
A GLANCE FOX Az EMIT

cassian and Messenger. line boats, left here
on saturday at o'clock, for race 10 C'ncin-
natl. The most authentic statement we have
heard. was from the Swiitsure, which met
them 81 miles down a, o'clock, nearly mech
aud neck. The passengers ca them were
probably in Cincinnati or another world,
by 10 O'Clock on Sunday.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-16
COMMERCIAL RECORD.

ST LOUIS, March z.
The river at this point rises very SLOWLY,
having nscn only three inches last evening
ga the previous iwenty -four hours. The
steamer John Ami, after disclisrging oil OF her
freight. WAS unable last evening To get over
the bar that stretches along the Levee and
separates u iIom The main channel oi the
nNcT.
The weather continues TO be mild snd plea
SAINT.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-16

At the charter election on Monday the cleo
torsdecided against granting license 10 tSVenns
aud groceries by large majority. The city
Snthorlies. therefore, are prohibited iroul
granting farther license. and those who retail
spidluous liquors subject themselves To line.
--Usfroil FTee Press.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-16

ROCHESTER CITY ELECTION The
Telegraph announces that the Wings OF
Rochester have elected Mf, Pitkin, Mayor, hy
a majority Of nearly four hundred. Out OF
nine aldermen The Wings have elected seven.
All the Wing supervisors arr elected.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-16
MIsEnY AND wANrlN Tilr auAKER

MISERY MD WANr N THE QUAk Err
CfrY.--Thc Philadelphia Ledger gives ali
account of visit through the novels OF Ken
singion. which discloses fearful amount of
suffering aud wrctchesincss; children aud aged
people dying with hunger. or freezing iodeath
ia sight of luxurious abundance-youih bor-
rowing ia piles ol cual ashes. 10 save them
selves from the inolemency of the weather.
husbands and wives huddled together under
ground on mud floors without firs, aud with.
o I beds or bed clothes.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-16
FAMINEIN IRELAND.

The London Times OF tn 9th OF February
slyN:
There appears obc no longer a doubt ,ha,
an almost universal famine i about to visit
lgeland Such i, the dip reality which has
been looming upon Va through The mids, oi
lri.h r1unor aud English incrcduliiy these
four or five months, aud which il NOW too
distinc, aud too pall0blc 10 bc ANY longer de
med. But the worst ieatufe oi the casr is
the almost u,tef abs 'nce of resource. a
dreadful visitation of nl,ura u aggravated by
The imperfect character OF oar social ins,iiu.
tons. # j. impossible To hit on a remedy
which shall not rih Into abuse, pass into a
vicious precedent, aud. perhaps to great cx-
tent, ndllily iis,lf aud pcTpeIuate the misery
II affects to cure.
"l'hc commissioners 10 investigate tho con.
diton OF Ireland ssy ,tappears from uudoub,
cd Authority. that OF 81 counties ia Ireland.
not ono has escaped iaiInTs oil the potato crop
--oi 30 poor law uaions. no, ons j. exempt
-ol 2.oj5 electoral divisions. above 400 are
certainly reported a. having suffered
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-16
WIG VICTORY Ar pEreolr

Ths Wings ul Dttnoit follow clos. an the
heel, oi tho4 OF Clrychnl and with avictur.
more sisnAl. TIE lDcoio,o candidate ior
Mayor was reelected b., a majority ol 3 vote.
only For several ycaf, Dtgoit hiss had n
locoioco Mayor bs decided majority IN
wings have elected a majority OF lhe CITY
Couri u being glin since las; year, when
I tn maj. wds thc other way. Roll on tia,
Z hahi
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-16

CLERICAL JOhE.--A correspondent of a
contemporary Sr,-, tii1t yiIr origin a uifri-
Guilty which resulted at last in the disinisss, of
clergyman ia the nrighboring town. eau be
traced to very ,risnl affair. which il as fol-
lows; Al mee'iag OF the church the pastor
gave cui the hymn Il love To- steal away"
when the chouster commenced singing but
owing 10 some difficulty ia rccollecting the
tune, could proceed no iafihar than ~ lore 10
sieai, which be- did three or four times success
fully, when the clergyman in order 10 relieve
hin rom the dilemms. wagJ,ishly remarked
~ wss try HHcA 10 be regretted, and added
"ici rs pray
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-16

Capt. Blanchard. Of the bag Dcmcrisl. 81
New York from MaysgIcz, L. K. which place
he lett on the 2lsi ul,. states that ,ierc were
two, spanish steamers, QUO iTga,e ani one
sshooneI OF wsr Ia the n.ighboring ber-
Dor OF Auaseo. awaiting the en.,ul oi
the sloop-oi-wsr Lebrand On her arrival
they were 10 proceed together irom S.. Do
mingo, with the intention. as il is runorcl.
To take once morc possession OF the Spanish
part OF that island. II also stated that a
French feet was CruiIing in the vicinity of
Nsyasuez tpr the sam, purpose. Thcs, state.
nent need confirmation.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-16

The steamer pride al the West sunk IN
four feet water. near Hat Island in the Mis-
sissippi. on the iih inst. She had abou, zoe
tons sugar and coffee on board.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-16

During the year 1913, there wers 2Os1
stesmsoa, arrivals in the hsrbcs oi S., Louis.
With an aggregate iounesr Of Us 0lj tons.
ssJ $40 keel and fiat-l.,ats
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-16

bl lbs rsiu-si OF tie bnbr surprise those
who - highly compliment hiui1 OR, b. com
mon honesty 50 s,arcc an article among our
Legislators 81. 20 render this exhibition OF IL
worthy of OIL communication - Washington
ErOmincr
Honesty s. probably jus, AZ scarce as wing
gerry IN iho Pennsylvania legislature.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-16
CHEAP PUBLICATION

UuSr RECEIVED the solL.~,n. Ia, ef eh...
- n"ssi'' The siermoher by q PR J.m.,.
wal'hsm b, Leihes Richie. The iIe,ss,. ~ # 4
mimi The s''se OF vienna by cstol.ne Pitcher.
fhr Dead B'rderer by wm Carleton, who Shall
be iic"' ~ Mss P'ekefias. Cneket "a The u..,h
by Che. Dickens. JeLn'. Alive. Brother. Rs,eo,.
Lh.s s,"ndlsr. Young Kate OF the Rescue. Ia
{ Niar ~ Mr.. ThomI.-,n The Royal Favo,i,.
~ Ne. e'sfe, Claiborne The Rehsi. Cousin H,n,o,
The S.i"ife. Asne. ssrIs BY Ail.. Pickering. D..
sshs. Edward C'avef'ns. Last Of The vssais. N.-
2ic Cphlct ny aif. Emilio carI-n. Tn. sm.l, Gu
D. samuel f"anr. Jack Malcolm. Ls,r A-.,
Us ib,"fns Dwarf ii The Channel. Tue SesguIpar
The f't"ies League by Augustus Frsnkiia, B.,.,on N
ba' k.'nnh. Achu, Den~coI by % Inrr.hssp
The in~~s"''o by Djn 4 DE Tfurss. The Eiys.
The q iei sieshsuc nv Ma Pickering. MsIy
B"ikr ~ III fngrahan. Tho Tartar Chief Mas,~r
Of L,,s'o'd hy } Melville; at the Book and STA.
iionary si"fe sf w ROBB.
mar ID cor Main a. Un,on ste.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-16

We very freely publish the following; bu,
we have another to PROFOUND
Who was that boy who resolved de tier
from the Postmaster Grnrrl s,ying hlt Ne
\. had bcra appointed ani ,hsi tIa,> Wss no
use IA holding riie 'nre,ins'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-16
IN EXPRENS lNCInENr e.,

~ isNi MAJ laN'Hli}IsN s-H NJ AufNKefn
Journalist states that be- sent reporter BmsS-
els Tor ihr hing speech, ani with coupl,
oi carrier pigeons 20 b.ar back the document,
~ Bms,' Is lic gave thc pigeons IN charge to n
wuitcr and called ior breakfast. lie va. kent
waiting iors0mr ume, bot delicious lri,s-. :.
aionoi loo Vac delay After breakfast he p,ii
his bil and Called ioEhis pigeons. "Pipransr
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-16

W uhc ninc ilnussnd bbdegrooms ia Mas
s',hu,e',. lasi year. ucah' dnuy Of them
were under twenty years 4 og..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-16
rARMlNG AID pRoFIr.

Nc. Aus,ia, in the New lIaven Courier thus
exposes the secrets of ,hs domestic prison
house.
II had on the lst Of last. April. 10 hens OF
the oNl-head breed. They are common size
round. plump boiics large muillc resembling
s,ms oi thc present fashion OF whiskers) and
beautiful high, color. Id them regular, one
quart ol corr per day. and OCCASIONALLY few
boiled po,atoes-this would be about one
lnsl,.l Of corn par month worth - cents pr
buslel. Iwill call the whole trouble aud all
one dollar peJ mon,h. making n'ae dollars
from April lsi t. DsceinberSisi. IhaNe s-o''
iOs dozen OF eg.,s at IA cents per dozen'
Sl2 -, ana raised - chickens, % OF when
sold al an average OF one shilling eaeh---adi
TO this al ihs sans price ia" - on hand 1uu
usd ia the family tie would amount {,
I Sl2.50 have not kept Uu exact amount 81
+ The number OF eggs uscb in ,he family. 4,
i keep within the number actually consumed
I | viii ssy 81 dozen. though believe IL wOui'
< have been nearly correct il had said 10. Ia
stead OF 80 d0zen.'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-16
smoE NAII.s AND rAcKs.

SHOE MAILS AND TACKs.
lust RECEIVED fsssai the msuasssia fes's
- 1000 g'uUds Siioe Ha,l. ~ every sse i'on
~ Q Ai-s sH ass sitneBi II Tarks ~ every ssts.
ANVIL bLADEs-AwL BLADES.
10 gfess AL blades sssensd sx<s aud kiads.
LASTS--LASrS.
% pairs foe tsshioaable Bsi Lasts Of he ls'
'es' ',ylo. sopsfs in .syie sd sussh 70 anything
ever bfoushi 10 ihs mAfkei. Alto an as<sfisnsn'
u Bo-1t Tfses
SPANISH SOLE LEATHER.
100 sides Osk Teamed S.ls Lss'hes ja'i sreet'si
I'"'n h@iii'nofs. fume auieis. The ss-sse ssss'
hsSv jest se"n received ~ the Bso Han Door go
lshlishtncni. AID will Re s,ld lo~ ~
msf ~ MCL.ALLEN & KNOX
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