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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-25
ENGLAND AND AMERICA.

Other engagements had induced Us TO forego
the continuation Of the articles under THE
head until we mad the foreign news " which we
laid in full before our rcadersyestertay. We
can forbcar no bnger.a continuation Of them.
We felt, on ther perusal as though we had no
longer. a hope ID cling TO that this country
that the world, would ever be free from Eng
iish diciaiion aus English control. We take
from that intelligence. two or three facts,
which are enough TO siarile any reflecting man.
Sir Robert, Peei.as The head OF The English gov.
eminent says tina, the e~rieNsioHc Of the Eng
lisa domfHhous IGad colonies requires The
atmos; unlimited itcrtcss u the English ar NJ
and nary. Hc SAYS that the report Of the
United States Setntary of the Treasury i,
q document of such importance to England
that Inc lays it before the house OF Lords,
though he viii not consent, hat the fact shall
Dc regarded as a precedent. He furihcr-the
same Robert Peel, who but two years sgo wa.
The bead and front Of the tory supporters Of
the Landed Interests, aud The rabid and I'm.
compromising foe OF ANY reduction in the
scale OF duties upon com,-proposes a grad.
ual reduction Of the duty upon wheat, and
throws out a tub 10 the whale in the shape
Of a repeal OF duty upon Indian Corn. which
he learns "thc people OF the United States cat
aud which will be excellent feed Tor ,heii
horses and ~cattle." Has it come to this tina
tie people of this Unioi: are 10 abandon theil
tariff and turn their aitcniion to raising Indian
Com TO feed English horses. II will be a
glorious business, IL will be n very prof
table business-to have the great privilege of
selling Cow food snj,akc in exchange the
trumPery that she chooses to put upon us.
The Oregon question canno, produce war
between the peace loving nations of England
sud the United States" cit is much to be
regretted that Pakonham did not inform the
govemmentas 10 the propositions Of the United
States To divide Oregon" 1.-The report of the
Secretary OF the Treasury is very important TO
the people anI government OF Englandl'
there BE- an effort on the part OF our
government to trade protection for Oregon and
a few gull traps in English duties; we hope
the first tongue that utters tho proposition
will be palsied. II il succeeds, as we harc
sosncely a doubt, we shall Ia in the hands of
The Peel ministry, aud w~r. pcstilencc and
would H. far preferable TO il. The
will have a heavy extent Of curses 10
'eiile with the loco ioco. tory. British party
li the country.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-25

wHoORiN9 COUGH.-Dr. Clickener's|
ves>sable Pills, are an infalliosr
remedy Tor the w~hcuying couxh. % will be
seen By tie following ietis~
PxosrEcr, ILL.,, isn'y L.
Da. c. v. CLicKEskR:
Ny Dear Sir,-Not long since. a Jsild Of
mine was taken badly with the WhooPng
Cough. and ~ we have mo Doctor within 30
or 40 miles Of M. I asked a neighbor ot mine
if he knew Of anything that was good Tor it,
He mid he did not know exactly what 10 re-
commend. bat there was n box q Clickencrs
S~ngnr-costed Pusgtive Pills ia the house,
which he had bought Of a pcdlar the last time
he was at Chicsgo, and IL they wese as good
as they pretended to be, there was no telling
but they might b. of service to my James. ]
concluded to try them, and shall never ngre'
that l did 30. The little fellow had only &c
take two or three doses before the cold left
him. Though only three years old, i've has OF
ten said To me since. PA. give me some NOR
OF them "a -plums. l do love them 80 dear
w." wish YOU would send me per bearer
IL boxes, and he viii pay YOU ior them. The
country heresbouts is so thinly settled. and
! Physicians 30 difficult TO gctat, that ] think. II
YOU should establish an agency at Chicago, ii
would prove a profitable speculation Tor YOU
Yours, in haste. JOHN WALkER.
For agents see advertisement. IL seb23
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-25
NAPOLEON B0NAPARTE.

MIR. X. w. Emerson has lately been lectur.
ing at Boston, on Bonaparte. The following
are the concluding passages Of the Journals
report of the lecture
Bonoparte, exhibited prudence. personal at-
%icn,iou, couragc, ptompl invention, aud incx.
h"usttbis resource ~ a remarkable degree, aud
exercised his common sense on all occasions.
lie was al times, to be sure, not q little vain of
his power aud conqu,sts, and showed hisyan.
ny IA the naughty manner with which he
treated conquered princes.
Up to the time Of Napoleon, the belief had
been general thai nothing new i'm the art al
war could he discovered; but he knew better.
and soon convinced the world that he did
It's Writings eboand in spcculaiions, on mat
tcTs not pertaining TO war. He waseminrntly
intellectual, fond Of discussion, on various
subjects, delighted Ia science, but not in li,en.
'use--as he deemed men OF letters mere coin.
ers OF words--was fond Of talking OF medicine,
though the principal articles OF his phsrma.
oopn'h, asin said, were water, air end cleanli.
ness. lie records his battles. said Mr. F,as,
son, almost as we'll as Cesar.
BonspaTle was the agent oflhe middle class
Can nsilator, a destroyer of old landmarks
q sunverisr oil ancient Customs: an opener o
nnarhe's, end as such equally hostile 10 Eoe
isiu' Inc land OF wealth, and 20 Rome III,
home OF antiquity. A fatal fcatms az MS Char
aeter was ttat he pursued only Ia hirhes
external success He was destitute OF ysnef
Gus sentiments, possessed not the mers o
common iruihsnd honesty, stole the credit q
his generals, was q boundless liar; and, hk
{ all Frenchmen, inclined to dazzle. 10 make
! great noise and acquire a great reputation
tie knew OF bu, two levers to move men-ir
ierest and iear-was perfectly unscrupulou
Periidious, cheated at cards, opened letter
delighted IN Infamous scandal, complained
the dress OF women, was coarse in his manne
a aud grossly familiar with ladies' when in goo
n humor-aiter all he was no gentleman, b.
y only a scamp and rogue at best.
We Mr.. Emerson, M closing, said that all Va
N p%oieon's plans and schemes. with the loss :
n LIE and property attending them. had iust r.
2; sailed IN nothing at all-ihat the work of free
II dom IN Fnnce would have TO be commence
anew.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-25
FROM HYDE PARK.-Mesar-. J. * I

FROM HYDE PARK.-MesSIs. J. & r.
Offender. at Hydepark, writes us. that q gcn-
ilemen of their , pusintsncc hsh been subject
to splitting OF ngObd, which required 30 IRE
q~ucniiy as 10 furnish the most conclusive evil
dcnce of a tendency to consumption. Various
remedies had been tried without effect, and
consultations were held with physicians Of
the highest emincnce with no better SUCCESS.
Circumstances brought him accidentally 10 a
know ledge Of the Clirkencr Sugar. Coated Pur-
gative Pills. and although he had little faith
in their virtues. the persuasion OF friends at
length prevailed over his determination, and
he consented to try them. The first box
had no perceptiblc effect. However. a Sec
ond was purchased. and the symptoms OF his
complaint began Immediately TO amelioratc.
The spitting OF blood required at much longer
intervals. until, finally. after the use of a lew
boxes more, IL ceased altogether. lie is now
In the full glow of health, snd capable of en-
during the greatest fatigue without the leas,
Inconvenience. For agents see advertisement
! feb ~ II
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-25
ScRAPS FRoM PuNcu

C5raEs $50 coLns-The popular adlgc is
10 stulf q cold and staEve a cough. How mre
ought coughs 80 be in the w~oTkhouse; how
scarce colds among Aldermen.
No EULE WITHOUT AN ExcrPrIoS.-To
conclsaess Of countensnoe the posi- ssion OF a
uasal orssn il essential. How beautiful is
uae lace oil %naIurvi and yet Ne look in vain ioI
her nose.
a Crnious FAcT.-Yon never called TO 1
waiter when be was leaving the ROOM, but h,
answered, Coming, Sid"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-25
Bosros AsDSASDwIcn GL,Ss Co.
- 10 NLsa
80 80 ai.ao 36.IO8170

obfOp WV % iOoft ~
These were the wages which these .nen
cam when they arr IN toll employment; bu,
lrom 1910 until tie new tariff went inio op-
%eralion. they dad no work iota fourth Of theii
tune, aud therefore their pay was less by %
pvr cent than il is given above.
In The glass cutting department, the advance
10 wages has not bcelI sogfca,. but even there
Il will amount TO near - per cent, bccauS
now they are fully employed, whereas from
1872 10 Ioi& their WolA was pcccanuus. IN
gu ihl tauA col lol& we PAID oar common Ia
o9reaW the yards Dut eighty three cents per
day, now tleY receive onc dollar. We arc
very iag within tie truth when wc assert that
wages have advanced in our Glass factories %
per cent, including cvrn the glass cutters and
the common day iaborcTs.' ID. JARVIS.
We have tAus established, from our own
experience bnd the testimony OF manufsctuf.
ers 10 distant session OF the country, two
very important hcis, the las, one, as 10 IN,
amount paid for aboG in glass msking. par.
t~iculatly so, since IL iscqual to-with ~ grca-
ter thah-thc cost OF eli the materials em.
ploycd IA the manufacture. The G facts would
seem TO initiate against the ,heop tia, hlgi
duties advance the prices TO the consumer an,
afe Of no benefit to the operative. We pro
posc, therefore. very briefly to explain VIVA
mus, APPEAR Ia b. a strange paradox TO many
who are unscquainted with the practical Law
of trade.
In well conducted Flint Glass es,abli. !
menis, there Is manufactured and sold annua
lg, very nearly the amount Of the capital
{. ,he business; whstevsr deductions, therefor
are made upon the sales, are about the san
per centage OF induction upon the profits
e the capital. or. IL no prohtsa are realized. IN.
the capital itsell. by excluding or limitii
very materially, the importation Of loric,
is glsss. (Which, under a low dG Is very n
%oertsio IN It's description aud smounu /,
know very nearly what will b. wanted 10 su
= ply dn trade. The dealers order their goa
81 us IN anticipation Of the demand which IN
arc in the habit OF Supplying. ~ that q
manufactures DO not accumulate on ouI han,
waiting Cor a market. The loss, by deprcc
ton. on a large stock, expenses u storage.
s1mHce. and interest, constitute q large ie
id TO b. deducted from the profits. ell Of viii
y arr avoided wl~n or goods are quick Of a.
b When We are lsbodng under a low tariff.
there happens 20 b. q dull market for gia.
wsre la England. France or Germany. IN.
surplus stock j. scnt 10 this countD-a d
MUM Is paid BY those govemmeniso on The t,
q poried article, and tie eject is 70 render q
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-25
NEW YORK.
SPRING GOODS.
PENNsYLYANIA


The ssdsrssssed. hfesshsass. Jya1,-..l yvhu.
sale DsaAsfs W the Coy o. Nsw.Ya ,.v,. 81.
si'ens'en u ssysrs 70 the ssssnsivs "a s.,,.a =
ssfsDens ~ stocks Nth whirh hey sss $500.
soPp,y he densod Nc ne esssins a,a~ r,.s-
snd respectfully ssesssrni 10 IN. wsss.mS - en.,s
sm Nstrhsoss that The f~seiiities shsy 49,
@stsnE ne esrHs.s and bes s,let lissns sns "
~ e'ssprss sueessfBiiy wHh any Other nse."-s
a. he s~rns tlas 70 eaer - ihe Coss,sv s,ee+"~
ne esasi i~ndoes~snis. - ~ 10 maks he, 60.
80 sqsailg reversible IN every o,hsr s,.c.ei.
srssnseue"t hss been nsde ~ shieh 80 n
b shtprss S''ee' frfu Nsw Yea 10 B~ai,sm.-
sv'g 'e~ ra's, ~ . line ~ Psekes. .s,eh "a
SEQ I"n '~soF 'h'ss tines 30 week Ths..
:" s%Tsfg fsssovs ~ ssieeiioa ' he
New York.
Sit Jo1bsys eHd F-pcytsrs.
bowEsA a. hsaEs. 10 wdi,s,s -. 60, r..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-25
ROANOKE ArIoN coMrAsy.

A bill s~ppToPnating $3.50. 900 10 the Stock
Of this Company. Was under discussion when
the House adjounedat6t o'clock. Mr.. Ian
Ter had male a strong speech in it's favor, and
Mr.. Tunstali gave way in the midst OF one OF
D'sent getie aud happy Efforts, Tor n motion
20 adjourn. He will inisi 10 day. This re.
Eion OF H. State deserves some thing sub.
s~1an,ial a. dc hands of,he Legislature
Kieh, Wkig.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-25

To CAaEFuL H~usDASrs. There is no more
frequent eause Of catching cold than standing
about. Bear this IN mind when walking with
your wives down Regent street. aud with a.
%iecuoHate solicitude persuade them not to
loiicfa 90 ,hs shop windows.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-25

We have bsn favored by the writers. who
ar. .SillIl practical manufacturers. with the
~followulg lelrr TO the Hon. A. Stewart which.
with plcasare VIC place in oar columns and to
which we would ASK The %sttrn,ion OF 'he pu6-
Tic at hons and abroad. 1t Is one OF those
plain AMI unbalanced statements OF facts tina,
carry conviction 10 ih- readers non.
Whether it viii change his action OF not wc
cannot say.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-25

hS0OlRE-ML Cisi, Of Cist's Cincinnati
Advertiser fequestsas favor from his oorcz.
po",sn'' ''ai they will in future NOT append
'he h'q to bis name. lie gives sevsmi ,...
sons iori'-one Of which j. the followins,
'It ~ inaPplicable To me. R-puir. !. Il.
n'ed IRON the French Ecpvsr. ! stsbIe boy =,
u.'f have not cleaned a stable for fSyfs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-25

CT AT a meeting OF the Loco-focos last
evening, at the City Hall. delegates were no.
pointed to attend a convention TO nominate a
Senator. and instructed to vote Tor Jefferson r.
Martin, Esd. OF Marshall.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-25

THE R6HToF WAY AGAIN.-we an
nonnced yesterday that tie bill granting the
right 81 way TO the BALTIMORE aud Ohio rail
road through Pcnnsylyania 10 Pittsburgh. had
teen defeated ia the Senate Of that State by n
vote of is TO l6. On Thursday, Mr.. Qnay
moved a reconsideration Of this vote. The
motion was seconded by Mr.. Demmick. and
she same lies over one day. The Genital rail
road bal Is progressing on its SECOND reading,
" Is resigned Into the hands Of its friends Al
present.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-25

OTWc leurn that thc s,eamsr Revenue ON
her passage between here and Pittsburgh yes
'erdsy got aground. end in endcavoring to get
Oh broke her spar, and killed ono man and in.
luued another.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-25
A HooSIER BABY.-we saw ON a,

A hOoSiER BABY.-we saw ON las,
Saturday, . child three Years of ace vh;ch
weighed over one hundred pounds. and mea
snred around the chest thiuy-si1 inches mi.
monster baby was born within three miles q,
1hi. p'aoe-is healthy. well proportional and
~ growing. We received from his motbe,
10, following facts regarding this mos, extn.
ordinary child; At birth b. was scarcely q,
usual sike and weight. aud for some months
vas qule sickly and grew but little. nj.
health however, becoming good. ne com.
nehced growing and fattening. until new =,
ui'ee years OF age, he weighs 10 pounds. ami
measures AZ large around The chest. arm =,
tligh az an Ordinary sized man. He h iptslIi.
Eent' playful and active beyond what would
be supposed ADD taken altogether i the mos,
,u'pf'sing RISKS Hafura we have ever witness.
ed.-hdiGHa CORri1r.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-25

lSs1iScr or AHDsALs.-So grcat is the ven
snslion OF the Horse Tor the Inventor Of IN
Nood Pavement. that he s~cnrcely ever eros
ses AZ without going ON his knees.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-25

from change of fashion or disusc. These are
the standard articles and are unaffected by ca
pricr. They are in constant demand. and DO
not como into competition, Under The present
duty, with foreign importoiions. which was
the czse before the passage of this Get. with
many OF them.
Neitpriees Of Glass at Our searehoasc.
lSt0-t2. lSiS.
pit prssl lumber.
various patterns. 81 40 pr doz. 93c.
I pa pressed lumber loo ~
d a. . a. A. ~
All o'hcrd' scrip,ions of glass ware at sim.
i I rcduciion.
List y prices in TIC Flint Gss worhs G,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-25

"Vyhere else would they %tbrains) be, IL no;
IN their heads Argus.
Pshaw' you want TO make US tell where
yours are bat, We do no, make use OF impop.
er Language in our paper.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-25

II further evidence be required. We refer YOU
to the books Of amy housr. oil Of which will
be open To your inspection. These reduc.
lions are not the consequence, in any degree.
of Improvements in machinery, the same be-
ing now used that was used in lSi0-il. This
woold not be the case il we were 10 30 back
10 a more distant period. when prices were
much higher than they were even four years
ago.
Having thus established the fact of a fall OF
prices, before showing this to be- the result OF
the tariff OF 1912, wa will proceed 10 the proof
of the fact contained in the ~ proposition:
that wages have advanced very materially
sincc the passage Of that act.
We are unable TO make the same compari.
son OF wate,at specific periods, in our own
establishment, that we furnish below from
our correspondence with one OF the principal
Flint Glass establishments in Boston. for the
reason that our business materially differed
from theirs. We worked our hands but half
Time, and we paid them in proportion to their
work, which was 30 per cent less than at the
ffNTN NaAb' CAA ~ INV WIN run Alillt
are paid as high in proportion US they were
then, and we employ as many as our works
will admit. IL is therefore proper TO state
tina, our wages have doubled since the passage
OF the tariff Of lSi2.
We extract the following from the letter oil
our correspondent at Bosto
bosros ~AsDSASDwIcH GAS Col
Feb. 10, 1876.
The limits Of a letter would not contain a
complete pay roll of one oil our embellishments,
IA which the wnges OF no two peIsoas src en-
actiy the same. Every man receives in pro-
portion 10 bis skill; one will earn three dol
lars per day, while another will earn hail that
sun. We have taken, therefore, one person
ia ae three principal departments CT Glass
making aBd have carried ban through iour
different periods, giving the amouu oi his wa
ges at each. The persons selected are fair
worGmen, forming a Iust aveagc Of the class
To- which each belongs.
Wages paid 10 Jan 1910 1872 1874 1916.
Cater MOB, PEI week $500 lO,O3lB, 5Ol1.26'
SsryiteG No 3 ESQ 500 9.60H 90
Foot maker, No3 100 6.jQ 9,0O $50.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-25

= SUI Jo5bsvs esd I-poytsrs
bo"khA hhAaKs. 10 W aissss q. o.s.s, H.,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-25
Printed Caiicoss. ercisSAsst.
LIE 4 Bxswsrsa. ~ Cedar ssssst.
Cloths, Cassimeres. 6,e.

Cloths, C~assimeres, DC.
Thomas u"Sr 4 Co. % wiitssa ~. inpassess ssS
J"ohefs OF Cieihs. Cssi1sr .. vsssirss.D saIssrsr
Dap d'E'e. Hosiery. Suspesdess. Vslvsss ssS
Tsiisrs rr'smiaes. ALS ds~isrs IL Am-rrsrs
wv'l'ens AMI Co'ions. ssd ell kisds al Css1s
sai,shis iss Merchant, Tsilors esd Cleshi~sa
wftscS q Husr q Co. 81 Villas q. css.ss .f
Maiden Lan~. ~ImpSsssss snd Dsslsss N Clssh.
Csss asses. vss''nss end Summed Good. ssr,a.
be for Merchant Ta.lom.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-25

Importers and Dealers IN Hardrars.
l. iiALsrr.p. Z Plat 81. sells saiy zoe
Cab The cheapest Hardware store in ,he cisy.
DaysSrosr. Qrixcy e. Co. 81 John o.. oHes .,
Manufacturers prices. American Hardware Cor
Builders. lIuasekreper and ship Ch.ndlsn. slso
Spring Steel. iroS Wire. Smi,hs' BelIs~ . S~s sthss
with every variety " shelf aud heavy iissd~sss
made Ia the United Siaies.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-25

Dealers iw Staple Dry Geodt.
'iALucck' n'o.sr q tiIAasss. i53 rsssi d. enc
Jrs str,vs Pine.
C.ssr q H.sros. - Willis. ss- Al. dssl., 1.
lnd,an Crs De.
ID ) Tvasks. ~ Villas. bs,wees Cedar ssd Pr.
Ste Ai.o DEALER in z~pt9f worsssds saL s.slb
wsres-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-25

MIR. X. w. Emerson has lately been lectur
ing at Boston, on Bonapar,e. The following
are the concluding passages OF the Journals
report of the lecture
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-25

Wholesale Dealers in Clothing. 3r. &c.
Ress A. Lurcm ia William street. (~sw tisrk Of
stores between John a Fulton sase~ts)
MoR,soS & Josss. Drapem. Ts,i.rs and Ssus,s-
men. Furnishing s,ore. lbs AID l31 William 81.
(new block of stores between John 4 FULTON Sc \
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-03
Matters In Philadelphia.
-orrasnonderce Of The Tribune.

PHILADELPHIA, April 2-P. NJ.
wrote you few days since an item referring TO
dserscenl affair Harrisburg in which Seth Salisbu-
~ the State Librarian. principal Yesterday in the
senate Mr. Comman offered resolution requesting the
Library Committee to inquire into the facts OF the al
legged assault upon the female and report the same that
action may be had upon il The correspondent of the
North American writing from Harrisburg, thus aludes
TO the affair Decency fobds public exposure of thai,
disgracefu No respectable female can now vs,
library without soing Der reputation and il the Lee
eslsture does remove toe nuisance i will be
the duty OF the public press hold up their consti;u
ens representatives that will suffer the State Library to
become house Of debauchery"
The great Loco.Foc war meeting comes off to-
night the County Courthouse and you may rest as
sured war" meeting it will prove from the fact that
there two three opposing factions engaged the
movement each OF which is DESTROYS of showing forth
advantage
The Methodist Conference assembled this morning
Bishop Hedding in the Chsir-but transacted bust.
of importance except 10 elect number Of gentle
men to Elder and Descon's orders.
Stocks were heavy today Pennsylvania IS clio
sing al 69i. with but little disposition to buy. Reading
shares declined !: selling at BOZ! In U. States Bank Nor
MS Canal and Vicksburg, no sale.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-03
T The President has recogned EDWARD r
BELL as Consul OF Hamburg for the port of Mobile.

CHALLENGE AccEPTEp.-Prof Rodgers the
Mesmerser has accepted the proposition made a, pub
lie meeting in Newark Saturday evening last, viz
appointed to bandage the eyes of Miss Martha and test
her ability read without the of them The Commit
shall place small pieces OF clean linen the eyes
protect them from injury from any kind of adhesive
plaster which the Committee may choose them
with, and which they make close and secure
and around the eyes possible They may if they
please then the whole with the thckest folds OF n
linen pocket handkerchief Miss Martha will be ready
to submit the experiment any hour this week that
may be appointed the condition being that she is
have every of the bank bills which 1t proposed
to furnish on which she reads the names of the banks
and the denominations Prof. Rodgers and Miss Mar.
has father and the person who furnished the proposed
reward are TO be excluded from the room.