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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-27
EXAMINATIONS

~ rub CisASStcS-Iilstosy Rome hy T,,ns
- SIvias, translated ny Baker. History OF m. ,i
sc.iaa war Translated ton The Greek OF Thncrdide.
sy Wa, smt,h \. NJ Marphcy = usnsiaiisn OF a .eius
riir'n 81 Nirsi foe sale BY JNo. n THOMPSON
QUOTING l.ocks and f.stche-- Ferpoint Mallory A
~ COS ooks with mi.e. al knoi-. ss-rtc -ixs fissh
SUPPLY ~ HENRY f.2MoKRlss.
OF ~. isi6.
KIokEE a. RObEgrSON'S Good. such superior
Sss~@ white twiioi Blsnk.ss. Persia Ca-simvrcs and
Saiinets. Red and BrsNn Fisnaes Warns etc. for
81 FACTORY price,, hy SENSENEY a. RilODEs
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$4,000

rokoMokE LIVER LOTTERY CLASS so. ga. tn
~ rev Al Wilmington, Del, on MonSxs. November
dld scheme. prize Sss,UD on 0oo ~ o.s n a.
~ :" sts' OF 1000, 10 III sce. 50 Of 500 Tiekes.
- shares IN pro9ortiOu csrt,nrre Of u.rs -. AZ
twenty I've who!cs, viii cost siig t,xe,ts a. a.,
SO, twenty i've quarters So. 80
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-27

Grand Consolidated Dottery of Delaware and
Georgia, Class No. Is extra
Nov. ~. ISi6.
Prizss OF sieooo. cf 5000. LOT 400. Of 1000.
LII, NJ OF zoo. - OF Goa, ~ OF aoo,
Tickets s5-sharcs iu prppoIri,o A eerti6r. aha of
pAckaEc- OF tweniyriS whosc-. viii cost 49, twenty.
six halves SIS, twenty-six quarters sI7D
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-27

SNOW.--'Thc Portland Advertiser o fTucs.
day says that the White Mountains, which
bad been Tor several days invisible from lliai
city, revealed themselves on the 18th covered
from bssc 10 summit with their magnificent
winter draPcry.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-27

4 dentist writes the following story to the
lowell Coulter a fellow camc 10 nc the
oihci 10y. wanting to have some cavities in
lis teeth hlici up. Ic8mined his teeth are.
fully, lud told him that did not see any Clyi-
h--. bui must needs loon again. fOr be- was
Couiidrnt ilat there were several BW lagmu
told bon thsl | could not Cad any, AMI he
went away. A week or two aflrrl met with
him and asked him about those teeth CON-
said he, whats-his -uame over here filled thcm
iar me-hc found four holes-pwtt large
ones, too. ] kurw they wcfc there" "Ah."
saidl. ~ booked very Bmlully aud did not sec
any.' Wtu said Dec. "hc diduI fad en-
f8i hs driiisd q spsu
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-27

TO TAKE STAINS OUT OF MAHoGA-
MIX six ounces OF spirits OF salt, and
ball an ounce of rO'k salt OF lenous, (pow-
dcwd) together. Drop little on the spot.
aud rob u with cork I'LL il disappcars. Wash
II off with cold water.
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32S,OOO

rokoMokE RIVER LOTTERY. On sss So s,-
~ ~ a'"wn q, m,nston. Delaware Monday, Nov
dld scheme. Prixc sasOn nf ssn =, ~
81 80 OF 10. ioer $50 AND 10 % Isp
o,st ss p. enNcs ~ proportions. 4 certificate OF
"I tMc"ly siA wisics, win cost STA tn,.t,
siA halves So, 1--WE niy eli quarters a. "a 's"e"y'
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&IO.OOO

roKoMoKE RIVER LOTTERY. class No -.
70 &c drawn AZ Wilmington, DcIawarc, on Tsesa.y
N"Ncihrr ~. ist0 - number Lottery ~ drawn h.i
lois Splendid scheme = prizes OF 4 10 ,.n +, 20 go.
!" - " of on 20 OF J0o, - of 80 i5S OF 100 rs ~
-" IIeket- 80 shares IN ProPoftton. eerine ale OF
ps'AA-e "t twenty hive wli0rs, cot S-o H.
hNQllAlNes stl. twenLl five auartrrn q Il 81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-27

The Agns seen 20 think Bebb ought to
thank the increased Abolition vote for his
election. A very irauk confession, and VIVA,
we have always commended FOR, that the Locus
end Aool''ionisis were the same, bat this
u@e they pulled different ways.
We leave the Argus to reconcile the two
ends OF that altirie as u ~ he can.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-27

THANKSGIVING DAY IN PENNSYL
NANlA.--GOy. Skunk has issued procla.
nation recommending Thursday the 18th Of
November 10 be observed as day of Thanks
giving
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35.2Ol
Grand Consnli,lated I.ntierr of n..l..,

ursnd Consolidated Lottery of Delaware an
6eor5a--Class -,
10 hc drawn al Wilmington, Delaware on s.ta,a,v
November ~, Isls. "~'"'"ayI
P,dN OF S5sy9s of lo,uo. OF 5ls0 Of 4aEa % ~
l,',1, ~ ,st. ot so sof H0 2 of isGuD ana -,
az w. lickvts SO, siAfes In proportion A e,sf,a.
caie =" PACKAGE 90 twenty whoics wiz es-t siae
Ns"S ave halves So, twcuiy five gaaFters 81 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-27

Ma. MILLS, depute,l BY the Volunteers OF
/Ee'"lnorv 10 convey the remains of CO.. Wat
son HON Monterey to that titY. arrived in
this city cn saturday last on has wa, to that
llscr, end remsins hcle Cor Few DAYS await
ius the arrival cf IA, coffin.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-27

PoHoMOKE RIVER LOTTERY. CLASS NO so.
November n. 1876.
IS n,Urf Letter. ~ drawn halot-. Splendid schemes
prtze Of s2SWo cf 200. OF I.otn. of 2yeo, of
e,oo OF l.sts, Of .oo. and isso. Tickets o.;
sliarts in propotiion certificate of packages oftwen
ty.hvc who'es. VIII cost siis twenty I've halves go;
twenty i've quarters So. =
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-27

The corpse Of Samuel II. Nye Of Norwich.
VI was found IN the CHAMPAIGN woods Can
ada probably killed by wild beasts. Tic had a
sou ln Mexico.
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$4,000

Grand Consolidated Lottery Of Delaware and
Georgia, Class as
To - 'rswa al Wilmington. Delaware on Saturday
November :. 1876
% n""hrf l.ocfy, ~ drawn haofs. Splendid scheme
5pr,kc- OF slScn. OF 900, OF $500 ias Of
s-Sp of ISo loo of .oOo. 100 OF 5ns Tickets els.
shHe. N PROPORTION ccrt6ea'e OF package twcnty-
.,s wi"lcs wius". sito twenty sik hsIy~s so.
ty- siK quarters ets.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-27

st received this day forms tie Ess. variety NJ ,i.
- m"si sasliions,de Icvery consisting OF Iade.' fne
lave lins Win Topaz, Canoes, Amethist Acoas M a.
finr. IatBef. feari Jc aud other Stone i ,,,,
SUI ,,ssne' fSrcsss Caircion, Jct and limitation stone
90. f'ain, ttAssd, Engraved aud Jet Ear Rings Ear.
kings with ToFsz, AnIrilisf aud t:agd drs Ennnclel
~ Every variety 81 lircsa Pins for Gents a good a.
81 si'iu studs sleeve and neck hatioiss, Gold,
piaiH sod so rings, gBo-i esss,Esuncnt.
oet ", JOHN niSUOP, Is2 Main u.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-27
ruBsDAY.... 90. OCTOBER q, 1910.

a. A,ne late Agricultural Exhibition
bold in Washington CO. Pa. we perceive tina,
onr leI,v ciu3css. B. Wookcock & Son OBJ
,aiae tho fire, premium awarded to AgricuI.
to lmplemrn,s fOs ,hvir Self-Sliarpcninu
yVngh. No. 6.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-27
LATER THAN TIN;

r ATESr-MoRE New aud cheap Goods just rccei
- so al tiie New tDcaP store in te Room formsrly
occupied by MI Isaiah Cooper nearly opposite the n
w ba"k Aai street. general assortment Goods
very low price anongsl WHICH some those
tesa,Iiai Back Satin stripe Gro ~ srms and
S"c silks, very superior silk Mts. Gloves &c general
s>-ortnlcni OF plaid goods Cor adcs dresses shasss Of
every description. fFeseh Doe sk,a cas-iIefe< ssi.
nets twccSs and Jeans. e,.si, aud American cloths
hshnes checks and iin-eyS. Also. to-e hcau
tffal NdthaTn blsashcd nfuslins. WM RAILY
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-27

Draws a. follows throughout che month of Hov.,,,
tts..sNs on lucrday s-cspiial prize san0o
shares ~ IHopoTi l0n. !" "'eSs VIC
ui,,ssMs on ihmIsdays--osPital prize eiooa
Nh"'c lIskeis 4. eoTtl6catrs of paek soe ,,,. -,
ehsrec ~ proportion. ~ "'F-r',~ W.
raw raw on raturdays-cSpdaip prize atsoo
Whole Tickets 81 eeniheales ofpasks~e vvl.,.. a..
shares H proportion. "'N'ss wv
address your orders 10
,,--Yr, 49,. n l.. DORSEY, whecllns Va
mes and also in The Argus Reu,en,,rr ~ ." "7
go n. l.. DORsEf's Lacky Oaer
WnEELlxa, Va
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TO mOTnL KRRpERa

- TO HOTEL KREPRRa
ee<A FOR RENT
ssssIH DnfiuE tenn o. years that tarvs a,1 49,.
Issas sd dions troue, "a wei kRsWn a. tie
',.,.-.se,z =, VIRGINIA HOTEL
situated ON Main -. wheeling IA rI,s. -. -. A..
,'psris Pic~ssbiy situated IL . central pan ~
~ ~ convenient distance ffoE he stesalhosf
49, s'n p nc stopping place ~ 81 Ihe a1esa
,i ~ ha.crn stssss PossessBon VIII eVen on the
''y q April 10 Fof and particulars e1qslrs
Iaiy 9. 'to..aIw wawsutG = ''OV"E'
NOTICE TO FARMERS.
Wy ANTEO INN EDI ATff. y Toe1 L.,s,.. 49,
- psi ffaw' az 40 Main street. Wheei,v W
tsP - AENDEL a HARhOgR
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-27

The New York Tribune says There APP
pears to BE- a disposition in some quarters still
10 believe tia, Secretary Walker did make an
arrangement with the Banks for loan. We
oau oaiy say that in the best informed quar-
'e'sa positive denial Of such rumor is given.
We have applied to those very likely to know
and ak agree, including MIR. Walker himself.
~ saying that he did not succeed in making
loan. When lac left, he said he thought he
should be able To gct ON without loan.
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&.sJ.O0O

fokoMoKE RIVER LOTTERY, CLASS NO. -,
November %, 1896 - ''"'~lv
20 hansE Lottery. - drawn ballots splcndid aelee
fst~svi SsSo of goo. Of 5lEn / Of ar, IN 81
Is-' - "i $40, ~ ~ 800 100 OF go; Tiskr,. e.
,t, =, P'yl'rloi- eestidcate Of package oftwsa.
i"eh'y-si quarters Sa6. W "~"ea 49,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-27
NOT THE CASTING VOrH THIS TIME

When the hon. Geo. N Dallas went Ia The
p0u 0n Tuesday lest. a wit who was standing
la tha vicinity said, "Smp bsck Gentlemen.
Der COMES ihe casting vote" Mr. Dtllas.
mm-i was lof,cj % .milc Phlu6slIdia
san
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To DycFs and Calico Printers. rarncli's Applied
- Chemistry, containing anions other vausdc infer
"'io" d"-tfitlUn of most of tho leading proec.sc.
nov Ptaoio~ii by calico printers this eoaniTs accom-
pasted win explanations % the scientific pfinciic~ ON
N'os S'S h"-cd asa one volume Just received aud
i"t sa'c ~ JNO.H THOMPSON
oe'--t Union street
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-27

The Pennsy lyanisn asks for "facts" in re-
gard To salt. The truth is, we have nothing
10 report upon that head, except what has az.
rived by telegraph FROM the Locolocos who
have reached the head waters of "Salt river"
during the past week. They assert as a '.faet'
that the water IS 6Tackish. The Pcnnsylya.
mans should knotr. NORTH A alerioau.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-27

sItRENfISE on FOISONs-A ttea,tcs on roiss,ns IA,
relation Ia Medical Jurisprudence. Pigr ioorV and
Va Practice 90 PlDsic, ~ R"' cn Chrtisou 81 H. n
X = T., "ct. work valuable alike so tho Medical ana
wv - GBioH Stfcet
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FOR SALE
NEW ,TEWEV,ISV

~ ifst rate two Horse fAKILY Cantor u fer sale
- ensS'. fof particulars enquire RUS OFFICE
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CHARLES r. HENDRY.
GeTJer Of Vine and Water sfs N, L.;

Missouri.
coaNissioS AND FORwARDfyG HERcHANr
AND
"HoLt va DEALER ~ LEATHER or aLG HfHna.
- ~ 1oHs Or Produce eeusgnea a. say esrs fog aaas
pronlpf attention
hsnufssiufpfs ard Dealers feafbsr fIorss Csiisss
W 0Fifu " sss Saddle Ffrf~ Nails, Tstks nfasfs Giass
fsfr. Dried frut Liluofs &c. rfsteetfaiiy soeit
"a % fayof Bss Wffh i'.sif cel,-isnreEts.
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- l4,OO(D

PoKoNokE RIVER LOTTERY CLASS No so7
To IL drawn a. Wilmington, Delaware, on we,iasst.
day Nov Il II ~. - number Lottery II drawn hsots
splcodid -ebcs'c prix. sIt.Uoo. OF looo OF 1900
Of 2so Of 500. OF w. 20 of osp and ~ Of 30
1Tick~- 30. shares in proportion. A eert,6e.,e of
package ~ twenty holes. hi cost s5s ~en,x .sr
haiNes SD. twenty qusTters Sii-Jo
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-27

DIED.
On Monday the 26th inst. on his farm two
miles cast oil this city, Col. ARCHIBALD
WOODS, aged righ,ytwo years. His tuner
al will proceed from his late residence, on this
day Tuesday at O'Clock. Z. NJ. to the stone
meeting house ou Wheeling creek.
An obituary notice OF the deceased willsp-
pear on Tomorrow.
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BLANKETS

Itsr received very superior su,cle of BiSnkr,s an
store Of Wheeling. WN BAIIY
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EHEWCAL BoOSS-Tlse sub-criher requests the at.
ava ieatoH % tbe Medical profession Co his iarro and
e"mprio aSsf,'ncnt of Medical Hooks eonprsius tho
various work. an Practice, Sargery, Nate5ia Medies
MedioI jurisprudence. Oi~trsTio- s-d rhysiolsrv n
Guiding tis ieNt ooks an general use all new works
fecs'N'.d a. sson a. Published mo ~. THOMPSON
Uctohef 20, 1915. Union Si,r,f
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STOCKING

mi tNifACTOEY-JOltN ErkuART gesnc,tn,i.
Av& y niora.- tc citizens Of Wl,srIinr and y,e,uYx
hNl ne eontn1 ts manufacture ins~ SHIRTS and
Drawers OF superior quaiHV Whit lie a. th.ntGJ
l"f past tF"r~, he hopes slisnl ou To ha. e. 10 ,r,
seomnuane" Of tiic same ne viii hereafter Keep ON
hSnd liner article than has been manufactured An
,hs city; Mandatory Main opposite the Nonh
Western bank of Virginia.
Oct -, Sn.
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HARD WARE

n M CtrLERN-Thc suh.eriter has lust received
49, and opened fferh supply OF Hardware and GU.
efy, and !. prepared 80 rHt- every thing IN che Hard
wac and cutlery ne. a. he rxcIa-ivrly
Ness voics hiS attention the uf edge tools
particularly, aud ch goods necessary for the com
pe''o OF House, aud an sell the most ns.cr
terms for eash sNNIfl,I NFeI
OcIoscT e. 1916.
FriNNEks-StMrEI. NEHI. has just received all
sAe- of wire from No 20 and al size. 81 maek
aud timed fivcis sNNtfEI NgET
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FftiiE HORSE. by william YonAn, together with
- general history tic hor-e dis-.rlr,iou an The
mer'cah lroiing horse, how trained and Ockoyed an
IN The As andthe Mule. iS Skinner Td,oT of ,Is
Int Register, iOr sale hy mo. "A THOMPSON,
oei - Union slfert
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STEAMBOAT EXPLOSION AND PROB

Able LUNS Of LIFE.-An explosion took
pace on Thursday last, on board the steamer
bori Sydenlism, at Port ST. Fmncis. The
number oi passengers scslded - reported tu
DC ten tOuT ol whom, who were landed al
SO'el, were - dangerously wounded That bu,
little hope OF their recovery Is entertained.
The Montreal Herald SAYS, wc fear that IA. &c.
cuffencc will be traced more or llas fenlaicl,
10 lhe pFacllce nl ricinr
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NEW FALL GOOnS.

BLACK INK. superior steel pen imk nv the CATION
- hoitie, for sale w A. 4 IloRNBROOK
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NJ, l.. EASTMAN,
PRODUCE BROKER.
NEW npIEANo

- ........ NV OkLEANS,
nhNbIES be wlEsie attention 10 the r,f,i,... 49, 4
- shipineni ~ ffosinrr fsr she ,,s,,,t 80, So
in-sion ~ one half tef cent esy ,..res.s. ...i .
e'n ore ref cent iof purchases ~ sugar sns ,ioss
srpaf fmf
II ~ keceivei Fresh supply n ~ Hfsps,,fs., -.
- -. -. 7 ~ sa iof ssie ~ a q FAIgrHfgB
ine "Hiy aEeut 90 THIS county ott1a
III llt School naots frssh .ueti, a. A., g.,
= itf ticriit Readers. Nts T. 2 a ara 80 -,
,,.t Nfnhn'f itc. parts y. and A To-. reeel,1 ~ &
~. ''sae afa fgieh a. 90 pubsief's pril-. Il,
''f JOIN ~ THGMP20N No.
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ALMANACS FOR ief7.

L III bee ius; raifs tssi ,he Palmer. aud
.,,' hlmsHtc 90 ieff. rslculsiea h, Jss.r
.''.+ 'ffi y y. winch o. Offers Isl 49, rr.-. 49,,
l,s' f"ll ai t.r .eucsf prices ~ rssh af rsgs
t'iN HfHoMIsuN { uien stsest
- i.Ar iis.t ifsiisa iussfrns Gsos 40 nli,. s,tt.
. '.iI-i N'trA STA rrrr. Eirh pla.f aHt 100
80 h''h ff.niti sthintfa Fsurs Nt,t ia, - 49,
ia''nei 10, fsHt} Cfafs's. frteirsd iy
JbSR8 MARSH.
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NAVAL PREPARATIONS We learn
HAT orders have been received al tha navy
lan'i 80 Charleston. 60 iil the ship-oi- ihe line
ONO Tor sea Immediately. She was 20 &, IA
zen from the dry dock to-day. IL j. supposed
inii when hltri Ogi she vii b, sent To- the
rdcihc' The sloop Of war jamestown. il j.
expected, viii be hauled into the dry dock to.
morrow.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-27

FTHE BRiTlSH PULPlT-eousisiinr Of dis e,,,r.e.
ny we hst eminent living divHcr Eartanr soot.
ls"d st iieiSnd accompanied it paint skste he.
.te etc, ny tile Rev. W. Suidsrd. Rector az Grace
'Hufsh Philadelphia, for sale hy J n THOMPSON
"S-- DHlon street.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-27

GuNfMiTis can ~ supplied ~ the subscriber y, IN
- Snn barrels running ffo oo 500 huIlest 10 he n
suh i'oess plug aud nipples, Gun mounting German
silver and Tic sheet, sheet bras ON the I'D IN
os' q SAMUEL NEEI..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-27

ne" England Corporations, generally speak
sag afc managed with sound Judgment. un
'uias industry aud thorough economy. Hence
We see such happy results as arc indiratci in
the following Psagraph lrom the Boston Cou.
rier OF Monday
All 'ha RaaroqGs leading from this cit, con
tinns 10 exhibi, large returns. which indicst,
liberal dividends in January next. Tire F0c
torres generally, are luliy employed. and point
70 similar result ior thcir stock holl.r.
Some OF our Marine insurance companies ha,,
suffered severely. bat the losses have prip,i
Pdliy been paid from reserved funds. l,n,ine
ll'e capitals entire. TIE Blnks will harIl,
b. able 10 niaae ~ good dividend, in Arrif
~ 'hey dd in October, a. thr demand lof u,
me- aud ihe rate Of interest will prohsbly b.
iess ~ ihe ensuing than i, has becii in the pas
ia months. These Institutions. however
s'e generally ccnsidend Ia b. iu q sounl con
dili0n' and very little stock OF The twcnt,
millions bsuk eoplal in Ilis city i Offered n
ihe msfbct.
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E8LMhrhiTlls can he -Rppi,e d by the SUBSCRIBER
- N!ih Anvis- spld box Vises and common do nai
lows AIndts make. Stock. aud dies. Files AVID RaSps
Az aud shear steel of tic qusty an Of which hs
VIII sch a. law a. they be brought from the cas-,
with the addition Of carriage. SAMUEL. MEL.
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CROMWELLS METHOD Wrru MEg
Tho sovereign thsi ever occupieds th5..t,
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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-04-03

The correspondent of the "New York Journal Of
last, and then perverts its meaning. His recent In
situation was that the object of the friends Of the
administration, in not giving offence to Mr.. Cal,
houns friends was to avail themselves of their sup
port in defeating the wing candidate, and securing
the election of Mr. Folks successor. From his
manner of stating this position, it would appear as II
we assigned this as the sole Of cutyatng the
good will of the friends Of Mr.. misunderstanding
him from the field, and in fact this correspondent
went on with attempt to prove that the friends OF
the administration had been prosecuting Mr.. Cal
houn and his friends; that too had Joined III the
effort, although we had pledged ourselves, according
to this said correspondent, in 1874, to support him
(Mr. Calhoun for the next presidency. We asserted
in reply that we had made no such pledge; that we
we're totally uncommtted to any man for the success
son and intended to remain 30; and we further dis
claimed the idea and the declaration, that they did moi
wish to give offence TO the friends OF Mr.. Calhoun
because their support will be required to defeat the
wing candidate, and secure the election Of Mr.
Folks successor" We understood the New York
journal" correspondent to insinuate I've could not
otherwise understand it, from it's connexon with Its
other decIaratons) that this was the sole object in
,herishng Mr. Calhoun's friends-to get their votes
for some other man, putting him entirely out ofthe
,ues,ion; and it was this declaration, with this view,
that we denied ever escaping from our lips, and that
we declared the sentiment they expressed to be alto
yether foreign to our feelings. Let the reader judge
how very candid this correspondent Is, who not on
" passes over the denial which. we give to the
reported pledge, but quotes the following pas.
,age from the "Union" of September last TO support
the garbled and perverted declaration that he recent
| Iy ascribed to US
Can the American seriously ask why Mr., Polk
would regard the feelings and wishes of the repubi-
ans of south Carolina The answer is on The sur
ace. Because they are republicans; because they
,oI,lv sunported his election; because he wishes
hem TO support. his administration, which they
attributed 10 bring into power; because he wishes
keep the great republican party united, who's,
,nion elected him. and whose union s necessary to
Nc success of his administration; and, BECAUSE THAI
i n,ou =, NECESSARY TO ELECT HIS SUCCESSION AMI
| q DEFEAT THE WIG PARTY"
There is not a syllable here, but what we repeal
l With the same emphasis with which we originally
/ aid il. And we do deny with as much sincerity
md fervor as we ever felt, that any combination
If political managers, organized for the purpose