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Gltuatlpns, %f. Oautcn.


a GRADUATE OF Columbia Cauece who has had
a .x5er-rce IN t-achng and cive tn. references
for m y and moral cBssc-- l. d--iTous of devong
- mn h1Ir. dav TO instruction either pubic or private
Nsbsosi. and th- general branches OF an English .duca
ron Private gwen on moderate terms Apply At
25I siN;h-svenHc " J.o SthlNSS
aRrSPfCTABi.E GIRL WISHES a ,iGuauon as
II sod searo-ress or ehanhernad and nurse in a
private family Coed references from her lsst place Call
Al i55 Row-rv. third aoor. l@o II
=. ROY WANTED to attend rrlsl. store up
a Town One ho has never been would be pre-
rred and whoi not IS years O! age Addres. C. Y
J26 20
X1TANTED-A silent or active partner with from SI50o
~ to $3.50 csptal ~ engage Immediately the
fc,nrinp ot Starch The advertiser fully understands the
hnne,s and can advance equal capital Apply nv iet,er
with real name and address, Starch Manufacturer Tribune
otlc- n. Y. J.o "
NlfaNTED-By resPecthhle Woman, r situation. who
w Ia 6r.t.raie COOS. nr-traie baker. an excellent
uab.r s,d ron-r capsule cf taking charge OF dairy
no ohecon TO country Please apply 2i5 Sixteenth
i Second door between NInn ana Tenth
enuss. J-o =
XMANTED-By a respeciaole woman. situation who
w il fTst rate COOK, washer and ironer, and give
Tho he. civ ff.nce rom her last place. where she has
lived lou1 year Please cal! al G5 Wat-rst corner Of
Montgomery-st. l<o ..
1sTANTFD-A- Partner 10 Boarding snd D School
Stamarled II-nlleman who is experienced Teacher
References Gwen and required. Actress Schoa Tribune
once DO 2.i-eod-
XITaNTED-By a highly respectable English Lsdy, =
~ home a. housskeeper for wi1Ower companion
for lone LADY. Atdrrss NJ o Tribune ott,e i2l lts
y1TINTED-A Partner with u capital OF S3,1O0 IA a
~ horse which has heen established three yens The
only ohi.ct In hsvpg partner is money extend
The bI,ress 4 line left at the Post Office. directed 70 Bu
snes. th real and stating "n-re an Interview may
be had Will be attended TO- The business pays from 30 10
10 per cent. Iio 'su
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,sNIJF NO>T RRIII.I.Nr tETE OF tin. Seaso,

'EHE N0ST BRILLIsNr FErE OF the Season! I!
L Graad Bal IN honor ot Henry Clay. Will he given
by the knickehocheg Clay Cub. Monday evening Feb
ruary 2, 10 10, at the Apollo sSioon Broadway.
COMMITTEE.
+. A. Teilmadge, Peler Scoyen. ID. Francis Bacon,
jacob Ackar Geo. A. Halsey, Owen w. Brennan
James Kelly Robt II. TAYLOR John Ward,
Henry w. Merritt Fred ck Frye, T. E Tomliusou,
H. Hart, F. c. Speight, Geo. Z. Kellock,
Joseph P. Prison, J. Edwards, Jas. h. Taylor,
Hen:sn w. Chlds, WV. Caldwell, Jos N Barnes,
Asa r. M-sch, Michael Smith, Jno. J. R. Depuy,
Z. NJ Lrferts T. T. Jackson Whitfield Case,
William Wells, B. A. Meyeresu, Jas s. Thayer,
NJ 5 Thresher George A. Hood Albert a. Rogers,
J. T NJ Beakley George +. Neshl, amasa Hsgar
g. W Osborn Chas McDougall, VIM. B. Mech,
Urisl avis A NJ. Flint, Hiram Corwir,
VIM T. Smith, John BOordman Ncholss Carroll,
H. Howard Careill VIM Adams, AW Stoutenburgh,
w. Davis Greene. John Fort, Geo. Boyd.
f D. Mckinney. Daniel Carpenter,
Tickets be had of all the above committee aud al all
Whig head quarters in the city.
Wsllsce's celebrated Colion baId is engaged-Leauer
Mr.. Edward Kendall
new and original piece OF music in honor of Henry
Clay composed aud arranged for the OCCASION will be per
during the inermsion. by the entire band led by
MIR Edward Kendall.
The ball room will be decorated for the occasion in
ner surpassed any thing of the kind in the history
OF festivals in the United States.
jl2 5tawtf D. FRANCIS BACON, secretary.
fsinuE Rail
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~ Window shade Depot, So.7 Spruce-st.-
n n0 psir aSavs on hGnd Persons about ;rni,nng rar
houses vii save NJ -as loo Per hy calling al the De-
pot oAhloL Z Dr.. MAuNf.
,,,.-, mica, isu
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SrneruI Notires.
NEW AND ELEGANT oARPETINGs.

70 By the latest arrivals, several invoices NJ IN.
most beautiful patterns OF A&MlSsTER CARPFTISGs Also
a grest variety OF FRENCH AUBusoN Carers snshI IN,
lb richest and splendid styles ofiuru-hn tog-,b.r
yh he b-.t .ssorlineul Of OH CLorHs aJ os o IN
nualic With A. articles connected with tt. tad.
Persons furnishing private residences Fotes or Steam
hos,s would find il TO their hd yRrtag- 10 cali al
dao 2u.is- REUBEN SMITHS. JR g, R-o,sr.v
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S,AI..,IANDER SAFFS.-The foilowin

VrICkETs for the Kn'ckerbocker Clay Club Ball are
1 for s.e Mt Th. Tribune Office lS6 MS
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p.D NASH, Aueaonee.-s,ore lse Fulton.t


SSIGNEES' SALE-Estsle OF Gslen n. Porter,
"A Buicher-The following Leases and property will be
exposed public auction for sale the highest bidder by
the undersigned. the Merchants Exchange, the 2eh
Of January instant - Mbeipg ihs whole of the estate
OF Ga!-n r. port. OF No Ia West Broadway in this city,
butcher excepting book debts. household furniture and
clothing by him for the general benefit OF his cred
ttors, To Joseph Jrnkins. of this city. viz;
The Lease of the House, Store aud Let No Sl2 Broad
way for years rs May 1885, rental OF 5000
payable quarterly and taxes house rents for S00
Purchasers will be bound procure consent Of original
lessor MIR Robert Watts assign which probably
be obtained.
The Lease of the House. Lot and Store No. IA West
Brosdway until first May s47 at rental OF $50 per annnn
The Store Fixtures and Stall Tools, Benches, Scaes
Wsights, &c Of Bucher-sll in the said premises lit
West Broadway.
(. OF Lots and Lease OF three Lots with
House all situate in 50lhsL 9th for
from FIRST January si6-lhs former granted by Dr.
G. Van Doren and Sarah Dkrman and the latter by Dr. q.
Vsn Doen rental II Sl0h each lease per payable
quarterly and ,axespurchasers 10 obtain written cousent
assign overl This property Ia not in possession, II
shortly will he
Information as TO property value and particulars viii
Obtained application to Thomas Warner, Attorney Tor
assignee ls Civ Hail place. Us St.
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NEW ENGLISH WORKS.

NEW ENGLISH WORKS,
IMPORTED PER HISE2NIA-
L Corden'. CIsrke- Concordance TO Shakespeare
Bowman. Ecclesiastical Architecture.
CHESS Players Chronicle. vol :.
Punch. vol a. with humorous engrsvirgs
CTriksnsrk's Tsols Book. | vol
Annals OF Horticulture, 7 vol
Browns Brush She L.. ! ~oi.
The Chemist, -oi 9. tfar 1851
N-vion's Ds;lay OF H.rsGry. | vol.
Dr. Jelf- Greek Grammar. vol I.
Wesley on the Province OF Intellect
Halls EIgiish Counties. vol
JOhnsone's Edinburgh Tales, vol ,
Sl.w's Aphs5-ts. complete, vol Svo.
MarGaTei de Naois. Tale, vol.
Msssey'' Summer R4mbles | vol
Archfn Msrnngs Sermons. vol >.
Brogden's Catholic Safeguards.
Washe on Cancer. vol Svos
Waterstons Cvcoppdia, ner edition Tol
Roscoe's Leo y new and cheap edition.
The Marlborough Dispatches, vols 1 and )
Library of Fathers vol 2I.
B-veridge's Worss vols 8 and = in svo.
Campher- Lives of the Lord Chancelors
uthey's Oliver Newman. vol.
The Cricket on the Hearth. BY Dickens
British Almanac and Companion, 1916.
The Clans OF Scotland, Part Is.
Imported and for sale hv
WILEY PUTNAM, l6l Broadway.
Who have Just published
4 Cheap Edition of Carlyie'l Cromwell, we'll printed
with good type excellent paper. Price ouly 80
i
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ST. JEANS EVENING,
a TALE of Crime and Mystery. Price III cts. 4 most
a beautiful original ronsn--, ny Geo. QuacKeneos.
which must delight sill lovers Of pure |, may be
h,d of Burgess Sunger 4 Co st "a Annst
"a d.. z WINCHESTER. Publisher.
ROMANCE OF THE SEA, BY SUE.
II-ST PUBLISHED a. n Aan-sL by 2 Winchester! price
y i2t cents R-ruok the Cor.sr by Eugene sue THs
i. lri.ing ts IL Of freebooter .s seas on Nhcn NE
r-.-r mas AUD MIA f OF hJrrors" IL Is intensely excl
ting Agents and booksellers supplied at 81 Lund!ed No
order received unless accompanied oS ls ca,u. 90 -
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=.IRBANks, PLATFORM sCALks, war
,,,m vIis. TAIRBANRs co. 90 Ws-si
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4uftio,I Geles.


JOSIAH RICHARDS, Auctonesr.
Df BANGS, RICHARDS &c PJiIT.-ssors
ID sel 8roadwry-Libefsl Cash Advances mae o. COZ
rneuts for ASSrica ssles
NEW-YoRK SPRING TRADE SALE
To commence Tuesday, March 24ih
The Forty second Regular New-York Trade sale e.
Books, Stereotype Plates &c kc Will commence 81 TIE
shove dso conducted heretofore according 10
the regulators.
ConssnH,enis OF the above articles respectfully
X SOEToN d co. Auction and Coinmisston Aer- =
'ehahis Sos lis Eutor.s and 81 Ann-st Liberal sd
'aices ns On oSn.isnmsns and prompt returns made
go, On MONDAY. Jan. 70.
Al 10; O'Clock, ut No 3si Broadway
SHERIFF SALE.-A rse assortment OF S,L Ard Worstef
Cord. Tssses G!rnps. Embroidery worsted Ir,ro.. Sc
Is Also. Looking Classes Show Cases. Desks ,Sgsther
with the Furniture of the s,or~.
pY JAMES N. MILLER
~ TUESDAY. Feb. 81, 1876.
Al 10y O'Clock, AZ the store No. Liserty-s-
Doors SHOES AND BuoeANx-l0sl Boois Shoes AID
Brcgsns consisting OF every vsety-sgitabe for Southern
Western and Northern ,rIae. Sale positive.
THURSDAY, February 5, las
At 10; O'Clock at the store OF William Miller s5 Gold
opposite Ferryst
5000 Sides OF Sole Lesih-r together with quantity orau
ished Calf Skins Upper Leather in rough and other articles
in the line, on credit Of ak months
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BOY WANTED to attend iu rrlai. store up
A nwn One ho has never been il would De pre-
i.rred and not over is years o! age Address
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-26

su S5 HATS FOR 90 30-of rcn' glossy, je'
Is.k -no, m.i- OF the finest nutra tne fur DO
no, the Hs usually sold for that pries out jusi
such az Ia represented and noiIIg eSe az sor i Ms r.
MILLS'S i7a Broadway, HOWARD hcleL SaPs ano ...u'
n ali Kinds st corresponding low prices. dle wis
TISE BROWN COTTONs-i50 bales IL Rocking
+ nam Cos and other styles. for sale By
is4 aSH w. 49, NESNlTH co, 30 PinesL
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LIE GRAND DODGE,

LIE GRAND DODGE,
Poua hkrc p-lr. Duicher- Co y. Y
A TToRNEY y COUNSELLOR at Law and Solicitor
"a in Chancery.
Reference.
l,.-rs. Snydam, Reed, y Co Messrs. Crooke Fowss
n. \. CgshmHn.S y Co. Hunt. Brothers
aabbctt Mullissn Co. Hayes Robbins
l16 la In
CALVIN DE WOLF
Attorney at Law. Chicago. ltnoa,
aXTILL attend promptly the collection Of Claims the ir
w yesigaiiun Hud and the paving OF taxes. at
Chicago -.,.,,,
Mcssrs Adams CusllInsn = Co Newly ork.
Maith,e Wec1 Esq.
IL. : WalbrGsc, Esq Ithaca, ~ i.
Messrs. r.. l.. Dunbar \ Co. Rnston.
Me--rs Vim G,odrch 3 Co. Phriadephi4-
Edmund Brown. Esq Washington, d c. J26 layr I'm
HENRY S. AUSTIN,
F4mruRtoD, Fulton Co. Illinois.
Attorney and Couuselnr al Law, Notary Public aud
COMMISSIONER q for tn Stste OF N-w-York, Will al
" tend promptly the election and remittance OF debts
Refers to
Samuel Mar,h Esq N York, K;rklsnd& Bacon. .Urics.N
AhiIah FISHER E-q Geo.W Farmsn ,Eq Phad
Saul w Bass E-q. EEanr ROgers. Esq.
ls6 lawlm
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1RrSPE(.TABi.E GIRL wishes n situAton rs
a r.- sod s.arI.,res=. chambernad and nurse in a
nrrs- family Good references from lsst place Call
r. as Royy.ry third door. j26 2t-
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XETANTED-By respectable woman q situation. who
w j. fTst rate COOK, washer and ironer and give
The hest city esre nee her last place where she has
lived four years Please call al 6a5 Warst, corner Of
MnntpnmerY.sI. l.o "
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;SJANTFD-A- Partner ia Boarding and Day school
References gwen required Adtr-ss 'Schola Tribune
=, anE-
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FALL AND WINTER GOODS.

OVERCOATS, Cloaks, Winter Frocks, &c in variou
~ new styles for SALE ready made, al z3l Broadway.
nI2Istf WIN. T. JENNINGSA n Co.
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MORSES TELEGRAPH.

aST NIGHT st Nib.o's-Th- HARMONIOUS
LGrsnd Concert and E,hOpsn Opers, This Evening
Positively the last night IN New-Yors.
Admission Is Tickets 10 De hsd ST the music stores,
and The door.
Doors open a, hslt past s-To commence at hall past
n'c ia
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-21
STEAM BOAT oRocK AWAY -

hockuway Beach - said To be a very plea
sani place OF resort. The very comfortable
Bockaway carriages pa,roniz-d by the NJ. D's,
an small families, are decidedly the neates,
thing ian the coach line that las lately come
out. Capt Isaac IA. JoNEs. we would have
Thought, had these synonyms of pleasure and
comfort in his minds eve in planning am
naming his new boat Roc kaway," had h. no.
assured us neither occurred To hm. Here
she h, however, and gallant craft too. built
upon hall strong enough to give the snags a
strong lntimatiun that there Is tiinb 7 aboy,
watt as well as under t. How easy the NJ
Dslaunt along the street in their Rockawsy.
just - will this good craft skim over III,
water smoothly and swiftly, not "a sorry imila.
ION OF a thing OF lite. How the big soul oI
Fulton would expand could lac now stand ou
our wharf * sec such boat com. into port
We some times try la conceive how cuTiou.
las first steamer, The Orleans would look b..
side such Crsit as the Roo ksway. aud then
10 Itnagine race b;tween them Did the
reader eve- - an old broken windcd, SPAWN.
ed horse 1--WE don, mesn a sleepy David. y
pliicd against through brrd rJcer?- Pms.
Gdzc'ie.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-21
RESULTS AND ESTIMATES

The Washington Union after summing up
the result Of The late elections for Congress.
predicts, that. IN The next House OF Repfe~rn-
tsiIges, the Lpcos will hayea majority OF from
FIvg 20 TwELvE Oar own in ,n.ssion is
that HE Wings vii succvod in obtaining a
rnolotity of the membcts. Bui, even II the
Lnloa's prediction should be verified ia " hat
m1r'llying attitude DIES Il pscsen, tie Adj.
ministslion! Cnmiaencing It's car.rr. OF
the lth OF March 1915. wi,hs majority of no
wards OF 40, they Gnd il reduced ia two year,
To . ori2! DDes the Uniou dssw, lrom thi
iict II, boas,lul declaration thai tie TariiT o
1910 Is fast winning conveds among the PEG
, pile !
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-21
FROM THEPAclFIc.

Accounts from the Pacific OF August p or.
lorI as some interesting particulars:
On the 22l OF July. Commodore Stockto,
assumed commend 81 the United States naval
iuIcys un the west coast of Mexico. On the
2jtb ,be "Cyane with Che "Caliiurnia com.
Pauy oi musnted rih .mpn. under Col. Fce.
mont, sailed l,ou Monterey Tor San DIEGO
that they might be Landed -1uihwanI ol the
MeNltau iufc :. aiauuutug 90 500 men. under
Gen. Castro aud GOV. PiCo; who were well
fortified az ilir camp ol Use Mesa, three miles
irpm thc city of the Angnls' A few DAYS
alter, Commodore St9, ktoa, iu Ia, e pugr.,s
siticd tOr Sau Pedro. Whese he landed wish
lass gallant sailor army. Bni manhet directly
tof the rtdoubtsble camp ol ihe Mesa -
When De- bad come wiilhn u miles Of the
camp. Gen. Casiso broke ground an rsp Tor
tbc city oi Mexico The governor of the ter.
ntofy snt tie oihcr Priuuph. 0Gicers. sepir.
aled iu different parils, aul ga ihe iJ.h Au.
gust having beeH joined by Col. Fremsut All
5J ulemru, lai by MG laFkLi. late Amen.
can consul, tur eunmoiuf1 offered the IA
nous tludad dc io, AHgelceF thc caoital of
ihr CaliiarnI1s, ani iuJk quiet possession 81
ihe gpscumcut hsu-e. Mpsi of the priuei.
pal officers Wcfe subsequent, iaken.
Zoe mrurju iDfrs thus CHASED tbr Mexican
army more ilmu 300 miles sllug tbt culsf
purucd them 80 miles in tbf interior "a tbeif
ooiiHtt}, routed sHd disp.l-.l thsm.sud -.cu.
rtJ qHis' possession % lieiS territory.
The Congress was iJ siil ina lew dsv.
on Crui-e iDr,hr protection ul uufrommrr,.
au. ih. scanning vessels ui ile s4I4Hfl1
wcr CD o. disposed with view to t.s .,,p.
theCje' GAG as tlet could b sqar-d ifun M,
blockade 90 tIie southern coast.
1he Presidents PROCLAMATION. and Doe
conert -sIonai proceedings lH fricIcnoc Co ibp
YVES. we've hlst received 5s Commollre st,..k +
t5n di O Mexiuu alclHuD on iha 18Th of.
August, ty iie Quilted States ship Warren.
from Maaiian. Ile Gag d Tie United Sfstes
b, u9w flying ifum every commanding position
ta fue Territory oi tailomla
lhe patriotism in. courage of iie men who I
accompanied the Commodore 0n hisest.edit,se
slt.f tosiru,afe spps~n 81 in jhs b,zhest ferp,.
lhlf match IVES iyiug cad ha1anlous.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-21

1cioR NLE--1hc undersigned A. s.tsr,e, -, -, g.
Nquha Bolton Caldwell, Of the Town .f l.r.yt
sshoo ADD Siaie 90 Louisiana. win oder for .a'e 80,
,n"uoS' we IN day 81 December $50. al ,hc Conf
i'Hse ih me ehy 81 Wheeling, the following ,lesr,rd
"w" lots pr parcels 81 grounds to vii. four Hohs az -
'' - ~ teing my three feet font snd 10 fret an
H.l"h sliuals on Main street the CITY Of tylgI,r-
a." i'a VI a. wing in Past Wheeling an t'ist sf,f
49, "l' hai oi lui No lSf situate ~ Ea-' Mhcc,ne ,,p
Esnc sifeci--aco lot No gtt situate on Eyitb .t,, an
La-t " ecihga'so one hair OF lot M .s situate ON
e'tner 90 siNih aud water streets 10 Fssi IVb,I,.
Also LOT No -, situate " a'er street Ia 80 tyi
iu No p, situate alter street tp Est
-, ~, i.Ih,s 81 sale one f'Ufth 81 tic purchase
, INC p"tih ~ sixteen months ard iie residue in
l'l lpl, MOUTHS nom day of sale tiso turrh s-er
n :" luIehsse money lcsriHg interest ffan d,, OF
ssio ave secured until same paid 90 n tte s,,
- 49,, f-'''i hie wiz - made. taking deed OF tf,.t
90 tne property a. security fsf thc payment t
h' l',F ~ SID property b ~ MS opinion uno,e,,n
~ ~, 80 ohF a. attorney "a fact for said aLiy,sil
and De viii warrant The same MOSS n ,.',S't, ''
Nov ~. AttV An fret IL, k.,,'.i,- A ""yy'h,
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A SENTINyT.S SoJuoor,y


The Aenla Torch Light publishes lettcl
from returned volunteer. who belonged I,
ihe b. Louis Legion, from which we extrac,
the following an-Cdote. The Locos claim
that their defeat IN OHIO rOse. in part. from
lhe l5Ct that uie volunteers were mostly Dem.
ocreiS. We are greatly mistaken II they have
not mon TO fear from their return. than from
their absence. The only sovereign cure for
locoiOcOsm now known, is a peep al the
Mexican war-the elsPAGai, a. The volunteers
call a.
"One nigh, during The four days rain, | was
Standing sentinel bait lex deep ian water 1;
was night no, easily iofgotteu--'such sheets
Ol vivid lightning. such bursts OF horrid ihuu-
der, such folriug gruans of wind aud rain. |
ncscr rem'mbsT To have heard. IL wds as
dark as rrcess ia Green tivcr cave. About
Two O'Clock in The morning heari something
splashing along in the water and hailed. 1t
proved 10 be Capt. Salisbury. officer OF thc
hay, ond Lieut.. West. oihcgr oi the guard.
going the grand ROUNDS After passing me.
lhr next sentinel bat on, they iouni engaged
in iout and earnest conversation with hin-
scli, ga which he appeared - much interested
that Ice dad not hear them apprbach They
hlI lhe curiosity To listen 90 his soliloquy.-l
Yes, said h., when | voted Tor James h.
Polk. had known IL would have led 10 this,
Ia have sreH hun la hi. and Texas sunk
ir,t But after the wsS was brought on. was
ashamed to let Ia, Wings do the lighting. and
Say 81 home and b. tainted by them. was
obliged 10 come Tor Consisteucy's sake: bat if
hsd YOU here this minute, James X. Polk.
you - here he uttered on awful imprecation
1a him; ia blow YOU through and be brought
1ls musket TO take aim, as II he would shoot
'ufs enough. Al that moment the grand
ounds made morse, aud were hailed sternly
Niih--'who comes there James X. Polk
tas The reply. Advance yoa d--d son of
J -, and give the countcrsign, or I'll blow
.out brains OUT The officers told the anec-
tote next day TO the company"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-21

Il would be well lor nour dealers IN the
West TO pay attention to the following extract
from the laws reguhiing the inspection OF
flour IN the City Of Baltimore.
aud BE- u enacted and ordained. That all
casks continuing -four brought to the en-, al
baltimore iCT sale 90 expectation. shall b.
wei made oi good seasoned materials aud
frightened with ten hoops, sufficiently nsilcd
with Hour mails so each ,hiue hopp. aud three
nails ~ each upper biigc hoop. and Of the
following dimensions. VIZ. the slaves of an
whole barrels twenty seven inches long. and
The diameter OF tie head seventeen i9cbet.
the slaves OF ali hali.barrcls tvsptr.t,,o
inches IA length. and the dinmcterot the head
to be thirteen inches, and al cash, truly tar-d
on TIE same head with The mill brands shall
I've deemed Understandable cask. aud every
miller snd hotter at -four thau provide and
have distinguished brand mark al strong iu.
preston. aud such as cannot easily be erased
with which be shall brand each and ever,
cask OF Hour before The same shall be remove,
from inc place where the same was mauulac-
'aFed' iOF 'he name OF the mill al iull l.ngth
OF ne initials ol The proprirtuss co rent. ~
CHRISTIAN name, with the surname al tuV
length; and every miiler OF holter shall ais,
brand every cask oi -four according ,n,fh. 49,
speciiye dimensions above specified: and a,
siId inspectors ore hereby directed not 10 bran.
any cssk OF -four which j. no, prepared aaree
ably TO The directions OF this ordinance an,
the inspectors shall causp all casks which arr
understandable, but are susceptible OF bcin,
70 repaired rs 10 b. made neTchautahlc. TO II
repaired. at the expense 81 the owner or nuu
ers' and shalt not condemn ihe same il pui Ii
proper order.
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TRIUMPHANT sICcESsl
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WOOD NAgUTssIk ~ IN NNl

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WOOD NAPnTHA '"'
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PULMONARY CNNSUAiPTIoN
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To MAKE Has ~ PERPEruALLY

-li"ns viii lay peTpetualiy. IL treated in the
following manners Keep no roosters; give
The hens fresh meat, chopped up like sausgge
meat, once day TO each hen, during the win-
Ter, or from The Iime insects disappear in the
lll' unil they appear again in The spring
Never allow any eggs 10 remain IN the nest
Tor what are called nest eggs When the
rnoaiers donut run With the hens aud no nest
eggs are lett in the nest. the hens will not
cross laying after the ps0dnction OF doz-n
or fifteen cggs, Is they always 10 when rou,t
efs and mes, eggs are allowed; bat coniinue
laying perPctuauy Ms hens lay all winter
and each from seventy Eve to one hundred
eggs ia suCU, ssiUu.