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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-21

PRlFAI BERING We eubli.l,sl 49,
ment on Saturday. the 10Th inst that so,,o
AacTicaH merchants az Havana. are r,,li,'.,
arrangements 10 take Mexican letters y,
n'nque, IA order 90 Prey upon Aueriesn
tcm % rec We know that the eupijiiy ~
SONS mCn wi, induce Item TO comni, dis.
hoA3'a"t ana dishonest acts; hut we trust
lo' tne SAC OF the Anic5lean chsscter. that
10 cli1 oil lie United States viii b. 40
o'ss as 20 as imc The curny's Cog fot the
purpose Of rubbing his fellow .ciiizsns i,,,
should any one prove go roc kless--s, -, ~.
I'LL p1irioic isriings--he onl all topseyp.d
Should be considered a. traitors ar r;u,t.,
and he dealt with accordingly. We ,lo NOT
mean 90 say ihai MfsICga pupateefs must h..
manned exclusively hy Mexican cifilens ana
That the people OF bll other nations found ON
hoafJ such vessels. should be dealt viii as
piutes-- bet we do Insist that American ci,i.
sens caught warning ar1inst their counf,y
si0uld die toe death Of traitors or ni,stes -
Tue last war viii England wss meioly h,
defence Of "iree trade aliI sailors rgbfs SaoJ
we asserted ihc principle DAT The flsg pro.
tecird oil who suited under ii. we coulI not
therefore, treat as pirates. individual. otber
ihan MeSicons. iouui on boarl Mexican
rnfa,rcTs' oa wc have sea ii repeatedly sup.
Qrstci
All reports now. iu connection with f,,e
war Win Mexico must BIZ taken with many
gn'ns oi allowance, tDrcvcry idle suggestion
-'on magiici by repetition Toto lsci.--
W. 9"".'' AVOID unnecessary excitement. and
'i"'ii therefore pay lit1e or no REGARD fo rI.
,.'i- TIE s.dut az the people Is aroused
'ntffss ios rsssi 'hc nee s.afy Ice to|
f'e- cute TIE waf--aud 'he President vii
o3''litss act win becoming viror The I.
p" 'ha' iF f.11fnj to bring de- ,,a,to
sff'iJ ana h9D1tstl. c5u,.a-.1l.
baU CLJI,r.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-21

sooner Flirt having observed IA small encamp-
ment OF Me1icans on the Island al the month
oil the BTazos Santiago, and knowing the great
danger OF the point at the entraucc OF the har-
Dor being in possession of the Mexicans. land
ed with his men and dispersed the camp. Tho
reader will recollect that the utmost fear was
Eel, that the Mexicans might fortify position
here which would command the approach To
Point Isabel.
ARRIvAL OF TnE ALABANa.-The steam
ship Alabama left Galveston on the morning
OF Saturday, 9th, about twelve hours alter the
New York, and auived early Monday morning.
She brings nothing whatever later from tie
Rio GTande, there having byen no further ar
rival from Brazos Santiago.
| The Bulletin, Bee, aud Delta extras. give
substantially the same account as the Picay-
une, with the following additional paragraphs:
Gen. Taylor, after his arrival at Point lsa-
bel, despatched the schooner Alert, unde.
command OF Lieut.. Frank Renshaw OF the u.
States brig Lawrence. 10 Vera Cruz, il is be-
lieved with orders 10 the American squadron
10 blockade the Mexican ports.
The skirmish which Cap. Walker had will
the Mcxicans, previous to the departure OF tn,
Ellen C.an, II is now known that not ever
the remainder have returned into camp safe.
The bodies OF 1--we Of them have been found
bu, owing to the shocking manner i'm whic
the Mexicans had mu,ilated them, Cap. Walk
er recognized battwo, McCiister and Radclifl
The u. s. schooner Flirt was TO leave IN
Brazos IN day or two with dispatches Cor n
. Orleans. The u. S. brig Lawrence was sti
/, at the mouth OF the Rio Grandc, enforcing th
blockade. All well on both vessels. Steam
or Monmouth lett on the evening of the 5il
bound to Arkansas, for the purpose OF bringin
D every man capable OF doing military duty,
{ the camp at ST. Jsgo.
{ All the accounts agree that the Mexican 10.
IS about 700, and that of the Americans oul
one
o-s-We are inde stcd 10 our Post AIasie
for copy OF the news we pnblish above n
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-21

BODY FoUND.-The boly Of the passen-
ger who was drowned from the Oregon on
Thursday night, was yesterday recovered by
Mr.. Scaden, the sexton, in dragging for it,
We learn that $500 in money was found Sc
cured IN his under dress. The deceased was
Mr. Ira Hawley, OF Chilli, Monroe county, n.
\. lie was on his way no. to WISCONSIN.
but TO Illinois, TO bring home an orphan
gFandchild. lie was accompanied by bis wife
only who is sill in this city
Der. Adv. 18Th.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-21
IMPORTANT WARNING TO THOSE WHO
NEGLECT A COLD

NbGLkCT \ COLD.
periencsd aald decided by the most ex
pay 81 tdssS tliat CDASTMf5il1l II
mostly encouraged by neglect of cad Lar =, ths
ih rss p attach a How many persons are there
suitable medicine, until the diseaI' h..,';'S
e essiine serious character when in ali prob.
o,'''! ,hey are past the powers OF me,,;cal
a i9 May these lincs prove warning 10 ,boss
on. ,Su WIN tue first symptoms of Consumn-
''s'i-t'Aa = tl...ss.--,- -
Dancan's Expeetonnt Remedy which is
expressly for the disease OF the respiratory
system. IL is certain To remove a Cough in.
a lew days. at the same time relieving the pain
IN the side and breast. and arresting the pro
gress OF this fatal disease Consumpiion,-
lhe "Expeciorant Remedy" has decided
advantage over all other preparations. Ii is
ssn'ltly Tree from Opium. and all other violent
Narcotics. II regulates The system. and Gives
strength to the weak and nervous.
For sale by J. u. & X. b. MARSH, and
ION - fAOLI,. may Is
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Dr. ksr0sssIrs ibis Plus.
FOX SALE BY A. O. FAIRCHILD.


AGEsr. WHEELING. VA.
b y UNPREJUDiCED.-- Let no foolish per.
~ sons he So p'eiadesd against thu. now truly
eeiebraed medicine dsspsse this advice; lr, IL
he used immediately pam beisg felt no ssssser
whore " may he. whether in the head or feel whe-
'he' u he ~ the back or sbtotnen whether af.siae
ION external or n,erniI eanse. nsc the ssndrssbs
f'ls. add rely oPon ~. ha, he pain will GO. the
10Y VIII he restored 20 health as soon ne nature
nas received sufficient assistance ffom their effect
The qoan'iiy Of impure hnrnors discharged f,oy,
me body by The acfisn 81 The Bfandreihs Pills m
replaced ~ ihe course OF iew urs with ae.y add
pure blood by The digestion Of moderose meal :
ny pufg'ng the body Nih this medicine The whole
"a'- % hood becomes eaiirely purified and reKens
erateJ.
That The blood IL The life 81 the hodv. p,e..m.
's TndlsPuied therefore shall ssy thai IL being Inc
seat o lie, u aust aso b. the seat Of disease M
disease BE- ~ The btnd. should abstract the d,s.
ease o"iy' NJ The blooi u - the Impurities which
mS- De removed by pofsaiion 10 sceuie orr health.
~ az 'iales OF The Gather IN al situations and IN
81 climates The blood. like good spirt, IL si.
Ways lfying 20 beneG' The holy by -, sssesles Nd
etpei 'mpnfInes Bui q, not capable 90 Ire, 10
own pnii'calon al ell tines 10 do Ikis "a ssost
oien have ass'siance. whea The blood - loaded
WIN impurities. especially IN this elimats ne
eSnsfq"eec~s may he fatal. provided me hlooj a
DO. purified o. once and Ibis j. s0fe 10 be effect ed
" "'"o'einf Fhs are used. rusy 20
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-21
TWNNIY-MATII CONGRESS-.
Correspondence Of the Baltimore American.
WAsuiSoToA, May l6.
HOUSEOF RTPR FSrNT kTJyES

Senate not i'm session.
HoUSEoF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Mr.. Daniel Of y. {. offered resolution
this morning that the members absent during
the session IN Committee oi the Whole should
have their per diem deducted, except when
giving good excuse 10 the Speaker Tor such
absence, and that eigh; dollars should be de-
Quoted every time they are absent during
call of the roll in Committee of the Whole.
The Resolution being objected TO, motion
MAS made TO suspend the Rules. The yeas
and nays were ordered and the motion lost.
yeas ~. nays 10 mot two thirds
/ REGIMENT OF MOUNTED RIFLEMEN.
/ This bill was before the House upon the
1 question ot ooncurring with the Scnaie or re.
Getting from the amendment requiring the oil.
GERS 10 be selected irom the line Of the army
! The Previous Question was moved aud the
House r:ceded from is amendment by yot,
oi 90 to Ga.
Mr.. King of Ga, offered a Resolution. n
greed 10 BY the House, calling for the numbc
OF Revenue vessels in the public service, anI
the forces employed in thcs. vessels.
A resolution OF inquiry in relation to tn
sums OF money paid 10 VIM NJ Blackfor.
and Benz. IL. Green, as Charges des Anairc
with view oil acting upon claims receive,
by them. was also adopted.
Mr. &. J. lnsersoli moved for the print
Ing OF 10000 copies OF the Message of tn,
President aud accompanying correspondence,
upon the subject of our relations with Mexico
PRIVATE BILLS.
The House then went into Committee G
|, the Whole upon the private calendar. A bill
tor the relief of Conmodoso Janes, allowin
$1,000 for presents paid 10 the inhabitants q
. the South Sea Islands, with whom treaty wa
negociated. was passed.
, The balance o! the day was given to privat
t bills, but not one was passed, and the Hous
, adjourned at an early hoar.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-21
LATER FROM LIBERIA.-Ic,,er, q

LATER FROM LIBERlA.-Leiters from
Y. 5, ship Marion at Monrovia of March Solh,
mention the loss of Midshipman Bartlett. son
OF Dr. o. I. D., Of Cambridge, Msss., and John
johnson. seaman, by the capsizing OF boat
The eo'ony was fiourishins; bu. the tecap,urod
SLAVES OF The Poas were mischievous aud trou-
blesomn.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-21

The Mayor Of New York has issued his proc.
lama,iun rsluiring al citizens to hold them
sslses Va rcodmess 10 enter the public service
u required
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-21
Water 10 the channel ii #. Falling.

SILK WORM EGGSofPapos, and Salmon
Pconut, and also other varieties, warranted
list quality at 90 per ounce, Tor sale BY
JOHN w. GILL.
my 81 Wheeling, Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-21
cuANCEnY sALr
LOTS IN MIDDLE WHETLI

H.
DURSuANc 10 ,le decfee J,tipnaced an ~,
: suit Us chsneery Tue liza do, OF January
1876. akerets
William > Dean - Complainant,
AND
John Chemist. William Cufi1 and Others. are %.
(ssdagfs
The Sher q u Ohio comfy sriinr NJ comm Mission
~ uuitF SID accfcc Wil DIR fof sale AZ The iont
iuof Of he c"nu h"nse ~ ssiJ county Of Ohm. an
Saturday the 20 IN dsy ~ June 1876 Iais tun.
hef'd tWo hundfcd ard sx ono hundreI ami one
one hundred and thirty eight. one hundred mud
iariy seven Que hurdrcd d fuy nine aod tbiuy
'"o. t2O6i 400 tI3Du41D Q4O) (32) situate ~
that pan ~ Middle Whseinr. (i,o,s par, al he
city 81 whsel,ne) lad 81 BY Noah Zsae. John Fsy,
cen and others. W many ~ such paris ihere,1 "a
siaii be necessity 10 sahsiy he debt i.tcrrst and
costs. deefeed The complainant ip toe cau.e
r. RiiS-'fen per cent 81 me pnfoaasc n,nsv
30 he paid ~ eafh atd ihe fosidue ihefesi IN three
equal payments atsir. twelve ord eighteen rnsnihs
from he day of sale. the purchaser as purchase.
giving .bord- viii god secufty. bearing interest
lium me day oi safe
JOIN q EpfF. y D.,
msv2i e. Voops 4or
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-21

Subscribers TO the Times who 10 no, re.
ocive iheir pOPers regularly. will please give
notice Of he fact, at TIC Office. We eanno,
remember everything that Is told vs. in the
sweet
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-21
KANSAS INDIANs-Ry l,,o =,

KANSAS INDIANS.-By a late treotv
with the Kansas Indians they cede 20 the II
States two millions Of acres Of lsna. on The
east part oi uicir country, embracing The en-
tire width, thirty miles, and running west
Tor quantity. la consideration therefore the
United States pay to tie Kansas Indians
S&J2 ,00O--ot which. 200, 900 are TO be fur.
nished al percent, the interest to b. paid
annpSlly thirty years, and thereafter TO be
diminished aud paid pro rata h1ud the
are to remove from the ccdsd lands by tie rsr
OF May, 1917.
These lands, IL we mistake not, ore in
, What Is termed the Platte country, west Of
/; Missouri, ani immediately joining a strip Of
lana known as the Platte purchase.
Chicago Journal
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-21
GAMBLING IL THEsAYcrrARy

= Il. =, - = y NJ = y II ' ~
Writer 10 Boston paper from this city savs
'hst al NE recent public sale Uf the pews IN
i'ShH'hsoe church, the reputed husband of
d woman OF notorious character. and ti,,s.j :
OF Tie iced al a faro lnnk IN P,rk Row. bi3
III on ia lii" frin,i fali,le. alta cost Of IOO0
NJ ca 'Ga 'ol. owing Sunday ihsi portion Of
u Cos 50 gi'ieH who Tccognint Ire Cmale
weTt e. aus horfiaed at seeing hsr enter the.
pew ia = 3as.ion. accompanied by n te,o,Ic
sct'a"i Az ihr dose al 81 service ro~,t-
M was bell, iHd ihs sui wis .ihai The RI hi
ol iae oar htser was bous bt Observation-Disclosures
OF i"rfe az foHr hoesI,d foiar>r' This is
rather a hsE f.os,. b.f yye gr.. inri,rs1 -
lhnk there b. some foundation cor ID. hs,ino
hr"'d once ~ twice rumOr OF like transact
tion.---M T. Tra, Sun.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-21
RETURNED AND EFFEcTEn s sc

TLEMENr-M Mr.. Dexter. whose oncroi;on
with The Shoe and Leather Dealers Bank has
been the subject OF much comment. returned
10 the Pavilion on "Wednesday night, by ex-
press. from Portland, aud immediately caused
The following card TO be publshed:--
NJ. III. ii. Dexter has returned TO Boston
and Is 20 be found at his hotel ready to rclute
the charges made in the public prints OF ibis
A. NJ.
Boston May -, 1916"
Yesterday Mr.. DeSterarnnged matters with
the tmnk. II is understood that he had made.
no ialse statement when he gave his check ON
The Hamilton Bank in payment Tor the draft
on London Boston Post
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-21

UsF RECEIVED from New Yo,k, Inc Late
- Spsiug Fsshton iof You,hs sni Childsrn,s Sur
"s''. Csii sud see ,hem Of No 10 Monroe street.
may ~ 3 AVERY
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-21

EsABLe KNIVES AND FORKS. pea s.d o
- hl@de kntyss. tWo.issbsla,'s nell, !. g.
sss"f'"eis J'rt cFentd ~
'"'y - HENRY NORRIS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-21

E,tAHNESTOCEs YEaMIFUGE-- Psr sale ~
n tie derss % ross - its mAp,sfselgsefs pr.
Gee ~ Pryor a FAUlL.
tp 30 f6f Market st.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-21

MAlNE-The Legislature OF Maine con.
vened az Augusta on "Wednesday the 18Th in
sAni iic senate MAS orsmBizrd by Tie g.
lection ol Stephen H. CAase as President and
DGHlel 4. Pho SECRETARY, both I.ocos. Ebe-
Meier huowlton, Loco, oil Montville WAS cho.
sen Speaker, and Sami. Belcher Clerk OF lie
House of Representatives.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-21

o-s-We are ipdestcd TO our Post Master,
for copy OF the news we publish above, an
hour before the mail was opened, which was
OF great service to us in our efforts TO spread
the news before our readers.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-21
STEAMBOAT EeEs.lSrEy,
q s~..n PORT OF
Ssl.s.tssr WHEELING S~EbS,,

HEPORTED By CIIAs. ~. BERRY
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES
III Boats for the last q hours. es.ding yesier-
day di 4 O'Clock, u. NJ
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-21

NORFOLK MARK Strawberries.
eAerflfs, waior.melons, &c, are quite album
dant at Norfolk, the former selling at G 4
cent? per qGart. Peas sell at 2 l-2cents per
peck, and otherar.iccs at about the same rate.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-21

A FEW d. 40 u wsbs q Balches's. R.s,.,.
n a sss's. A-hlon A Jsctssa's. Csresve. a 49,.
s"a oihet s"pff"' manu'se'o,eis ~ Rsz,rs, jost
red ed ~ 'ofs'ie BY , q r HoRNBRooK.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-21
WANTEu.

WANTED.
M NTE ID INMEpIATELY- god
nniincr 70 ~erk OF S,lk sod Straw Bre-
h's' =, ne New Hu'k Fsacy Aiiil'nefy Sore. cor
nef u Church sud Union ~, oppus,ss The Casbolio
ehn'eh The hghssl wsges eifen.
may IS ANNA WADE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-21

DELUSI0N SMiTH.--Tbh notorious cen.
iieman has settled down at Keosanons. il
Wisconsin,, where he has bought farm and
gone 10 work. This is the best fnoyement
That Delazon hos made lor sdyersl wears n,s,
ana IS recommended to the consideration nj
other oiice seekers. May health and prosper :.
Troy Times
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-21

ETEAMBOAT EXPLOSION AND loss
or ldFE The "stesm chest" 81 lhe Albion
steamer pl tiur triNeca Laehino end Carlton.
burt 90 agndfY laei avs the Montreal Con-.
,ig. a0I 40 litts were lost
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-21
REVOLUTIONARY MOVEMENTS IN

REVOLUTIONARY MOVEMENTS IN
IUChTAN.--By a vessel at this port, which
sailed from Havana. on the lst inst we have
private letters from Intelligent persons in
Merida, Yucatap, 90 the clos OF March, with
private adyIcea tTom other parts OF Southern
Me&ico to the middle Of April, converting
the gratifying intelligence that the People OF
soathern MEXICO, IN imitation Of the patriotic
example OF YucCtan, were concentrating their
eiJris. IN unison With the Congress OF Yuca.
Tan, then N session. Tor a grand revoluiiona.
~ movement, ogaias, ne military despots OF
the centre.
Inc Congress OF fucaian had refused 10 en-
,cslain aay propositions from Paredes, aud
coerier, whom iIc had sent u Merida TO e.
Guest ouly thfec hundred troops narrowly
escaped with his lie. We translate a ttw
o!the principal political views OF our Msxi-
can correspondents, rcnarking that we place
confidence IN them.
"Hayiug nothing TO hope from Paroles bot
a monarchy IN its worst shape, or central
power uautping the independence OF the De
rarmeals and OF the people, we agsin unfurl
tle banner OF liberty, inscribing upon folds
- eomPromise rilA tho oaiefidiRs Of Non
crchy. History bars witness TO our strug
glas Tor ii5efty We have ne rilvd orr lives
II rs deience, as have our brethren OF Texas
tna q Tie oihsI gallant States Of he great
RoFti,sm Uainn.
"Nsn OF Amrricn, brethren by ;hs holy
ties al human liberty We shall rise in a few
days 10 these Southern departments, hoping
20 rescue cur bsaUtiiui Mexico lf0g, the bands
Of Europo's miaims Bfrthrcn OF the North
we respect you toT Your noble example of
ssii-gogcmment, which shines upon the ia.
tlons. Ia Tsturn we ak your sympathy
Ecn have or conhdence--aiye youTs. We
know dl1t W. con have your cooperation 49,
Bet IL the Genital Juaio. inciied w sunfi,er
POWER, should war aesinst you for receiyiu4
tnd protecting oar sister Texas. you shall
nod rs prepared 20 greet sou ia ihs Hslls OF
MDnicz1uta.
These uoo,c sentiments orc much NOR,
beaurul in ths original Spanish of our cor.
respondents. We give tEcif spirit Such
pauicasu demands. end will receive cor.
del response from the freedom OF America.
The revolution bah. a. wo already know
oommenced IN The South of the deearimpnt
81 Me1ic0. which was not known 70 our cor.
rlsp0ndens, although expected at she time
- writing. The Congress Of Yuc8tan con.
cists al twenty-five members, rerrcsntinl
use depurimsnis.-S Sun.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-21

CCs-An order for ono hundred tons ofhomb
shells, has been given to o Ncs Yofk Iron
Founder, b. thc Government
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-21

ADYERTISING.-The Charleston Patriot
has sisen birth 10 the following tit BIT Of phil
osophy.
i5'rS'11f ,'' y 'AiFA cat al ererY hundred of The
space o; iew years in regular business pur-
auits may be escrihcd 20 the advertising pow
er Of the press. il is the means of disseniaa-
ting lnioFa1,ioa throughout the country, and
attracting cuslomera iTom oil quarters"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-21

tCF-A lester has bern received IN town,
siaiinB that tho vrteiBn C9i Hntard U
gohHsga, VIII b. here a'is, 90 O. morrow even.
iig. on iis way 90 Kentucky. Would i a,t
b. well 70 hplda mceting and prevail ON ILL.,
oil soldier 10 rtmain VITA us at iessi aday or
twCl- Argus.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-21

AMERICAN INSTITUTE Hon. Mshlon
plckenou. Of New Jersey. formerly Senator
in CougTess. and Secretary Of thc Navy. hos
been elected President OF ,be American llsi.
tltc
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-21

OF all kinds, to order, in the most tborougb
manner and at the cheapest rates.
BLANK BOOKS furnished TO anu pattern.
Magazines, Pamphlets, Music, SC. bound
IN the most substantial manner.
Old books rebound, &c.
The Bindery will be under the charge Of J /.
1lLCHRlSf, JR.. an experienced and compe-
tent workman, TO whom any orders may be
given.
The subscriber is satisfied that he can, and
IS determined TO furnish as good work as can
be done IN the city. at as cheap rates aud with
the utmost promptncss.
steamboat Oloners aud Builders, are par
ticularly invited TO give him call .as he i
prepared TO furnish books AMI bills out and
out, at the shortest notice.
may 10 ]. 4. WHARTON.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-21

CO. The "lasi case If pssn,,t;s.,, o,.,......,
ot AUgus,l Ga. few DAYS AGO. en1 49,,
OF az oiil goose, which was ~. into mn. ,n~g
netir siumocr hya young wag OF that CITY In
one oi the pgbiic streets. The Consiitrion-f
isi states that the lcathcmd biptd rcsroadr,l
promptly 90 Use 'gasses of me rgeg,neri,,r
sni commenced pas ssH. which ncrbs,re
did NOT particle as much of the "p5.fry 81
motion spoke oi in national lyrie A. .tbe
Wild goose motion. Il was. ne,erbeless n
mos Amusing scene ioa very largr crowd -
as long 1s ihe Young gnncm1n Rent lis eve
ou ihe biri g0oscy continued io dance ead
only stopped when ihe nssmcrser tarned d,
hack Ibe experiment was seprsiel fi,e.
iimts lhc Constituencies odds aNr O.
is we.if respectable Young gcndemap. arl
i'H'f protests Chat thcfr Is uo COLI s,.,r
'.tHs.a hiu aut dc e3l.s.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-21
DISTRESSING CALAMlTy ar g,

DISTRESSING CALAMITY AT SAN
DOSh1.--Wo learn, through couple Of Gen
tlcman who leii Sandusky last evening. tba,
Wl"'c the citizens 81 that place were yester.
Day engged 81 celebrating the establishment
OF Boats Ia Buffalo. acauDoh prcmaturelv liz.
charged, with tlic most shocking effects Tbe
nnrud passed through oac Hisn. killing him
ins idniiy3 aoothcr lost both arms. and Wa
Hot expect To live bot short time. AMI still
another ios, thumb anil part Of lis fingers
One gu these SIC did not learn which. bad hjs
hes' blown OF These returns may not eli be-
ss"cliy correct brt we prcsums they sr. near.
~ -, Den viii The people cease to uss
powder on sueh occ5siuus2 Hlaa TRIBUNE
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-01-05
vaNHE SUCCESS OF GoURAUD's

N the removal of Erysipeas, scrofula, Rnrworr,
uslues, Bloches, Spots, Tan Freckes, Sallowness,
is unparaeledin the history OF Chemistry. In add
ton TO its great usefulness clearier and whten-
er of the skim it is the delicious Shaving Com
pound kn0wn-and can he used with either hard or
salt water. GOURAUD'S POUDRES SU2TILES
will positively extrpate every vestge of superior
delicate skin.
For sale by SETH 8. HAScz, l0e Baltimore street,
ana corner OF Charles AID Prattsts., OIL