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Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1846-10-29
NOTICE.

The Subscriber has now on hand the largest
assortment Of SrOVESeyer offered in this mar.
lat
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1846-10-29
No DECEPTIONy

Not week passes away without we have to re.
cord some Of the most astonishing cures Of
long continued Asthma, lncipient Con-
sumption, Bleeding al the Lungs,
Bronchitis. Difficulty of BREATH
and the various Diseases TO
which the Lungs and
Throat ore subject,
by r...
TOLGER'S OLOSAONIAN,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-14

high credit Cor the skill nnd energy they have
displayed. Bore in Ireland, they have
brought their talents aud industry 20 Virgins.
and are. in every sense ofthe word, the "moul.
ders' Of their own fortune. Their extensive
establishment supplies the demands of the
whole country.
In the same room We saw some specimens
Of satias. silk relreis and haIdktrck 90, MANN.
iactuIed also in Wheeling by MIR. J.W. Gill.
which from the richness aud substantial srlsl-
iiy OF the materials. and the elegance Of the
patterns. astonished Us not little. Some OF
the sstins were made of silk grown IN Ohio.
Ii Is altogether n home affair. This establist.
nent has been in operation only three months.
The fine fabrics here displayed give proof OF
what II Is destined 10 do la short time.
With all gallan,ry and respect. we urge our
ladies To visii this rare and beautiful collec-
tion OF Virginia manufactures No ono can
say, after seeing the brilliant articles 50 briefly
alluded Ia above, that there j. no industry or
skill IN Virginia. Seeing what the West can
do, we are more than ever ANXIOUS that East
om and Western Virginia should continue in
the bonds OF friendship aud mutual interest
more than ever resolved tocpntribute our littl (.
aid 20 the Gem nting indiSsnlubly together the
different sections oi glorious Old Virginia.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-14
VIRGINIA MANUFACTURES.
Splendid Cat Glass from the IIhoelmg
GLASS WORKS


GLASS Works
I We have just been gatiied with Il sight
OF the mos, splendid specimens oi Cut Glass
which we have ever seen. IL l. exhibited al
the Exchange, where II can bc seen for two
days more. IL comprises on immense VASE,
great variety of dcCantcIs, tumblcrs,
and wine glasses.
The Nase OF virginia Glass, is the same
that took gold medal at the American In
siltu,c, New York, aud the FIRST premium at
the franklin Institute. Philadelphia. We
quote absorption of the Vase from the r..
port OF the Committee of the latter Institute.
No. COL an invoice of glass ware, made
by VI. 81 L. Sweeney. Wheeling Va, &C pos
tied by L. Sweeney This ware Is superior in
richness OF material To- that from the same
manufactures at the last exhibition: aud the
Judges believe IL To b. the best lot of flint
glass ever made in this country. The beau
tilul vase. five feet one zach Ia. docs great
honor 90 the makers. Those only who are
iamiliar with the manufacture # glass eau
appreciate the difficulties and hazards cncoun-
tered IN the execution of such piece of work
The judges regard il as truly a triumph i'm A.
msrican art, aud from all the Information
they can obtain, IL docs not appear to have
All equal for size AMI beauty ia any country.
Ii emincn,ly merits the highest honor the
committee can bcstow-the Fist Premium
la consequence, however. of the peculiar
excellence oi this article, the subject will be
referred To the consideration of The Institute,
for such higher award as may b. Judged prop
er"
The higher award indicated, has since been
given Ia splendid gold m,,lll We are re-
quesicd 10 say. that II any of our citizens de-
sire To purchase any OF The dccinurs, tum.
blcrs, &c. with view 20 preserve rich spec
linens OF Virginia manufacture, they will have
AL opportunity of doing -, during Saturday
and Monday. the last DAYS that one OF the
hun will prnha bly, b. In the city.
Sik Sir volrois, DC
There are also exhibiting al the Exchange.
specimens of superior Silk Nelvets, Handkcr-
chicis Gloves, &c, of The manufacture OF Mr.
John w. Gill, OF Ohio county Mr.. e. has
the whole process, performed at his establish
mcnt, in Wheeling, fsom the cocoon 10 the
finished web.
These uiumphs oil American skill, show
that we need not 30 abroad for any of the
idbrcs necessary TO comfort or elegance.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-14
NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.

GoNnRSoRs MIssAoE-The Legislature Of
New York, nrt on TUESDAY last. and orssn-
I'D by the election OF William X. Crain.
(Dcm) speaker. and William W. Dean. clerk
The lieulcnan, Governor ia. er-eEeio. presi.
dent OF the Senate.
GovSmor Wright Il great for long messages
Th- present IA sage is live columns shorter
Than ihat OF last year. occupying only nine
columns Of tl,e Albany Argu. Were he pre-
sljcnt, We suppose hi. IA ssagc would cum.
p1s- volume OF 500 pages. AMI making with
10" accompanying documents, a large library.
Thc Gjvcraof dcvotes considerable space
to the Anu-rcnt troubles. BY way of rene.
ty Tor thr evil, complained OF. he recommends
chang of the tenurcs from lcaschold To- fee
sim pic estates with the consent of the lend.
hd~)-th" abolition. prospcc,ively. of the
distress Tor rsn,-aul the removal of existing
inrqua!i,lc, OF taxation in favor of leasehold
estates
The Governor states the entire canal deb,
al the close OF the fiscal year. ON the Both
Sptrmhsr last, at $40 $4,000 n. OF thi,
sum, Sill 500 81. all th,, remains of tho old
oaual debt, due on the l., July last, Was pro
vidri tor. a. was also the payment of the
CAcnaugo canal stocks. which became PAYABLE
on the lst inst. 81 that the balance OF debt
uot yet due, L. SIT 2l6.ll9 81. The amour,
falling due CA The LIST July next, FOR the o..
W go AMI Clyuga anl Seneca stocks, will be
s'1I ,JoIi which 1t paid at maturity. as we
do not doubt i, will be, the balance of un-
redeemed caual deb, will o. sl6,6i4.Sl5 81.
The reduction IN the debt for the two wears
ending with the present fiscal year, will b.
slC6902o Result, like these" saws the
Governor. will rapidly relieve the canal
revenues from he consuming demand Tor
Interest, which has - long ncurly absorbed
their whole net proceeds"
The revenues of all the Canals for the la,
tcH! year have exceeded those of 1874. by
'hr sHn Of s25 s5l y, bat the expenses E,
cs'd those of that year BY $40 100 90: 80 TINT
tlc sUrplu, OF revenue over the expenditures
., Sill.lSj - less than the same surplus Of
'hc previous year. The canal toll. Tor the
las, fiscal year We're SIP 800 90 less than for
tHc year 1911. But the tolls upon the canals
Tor 'ha las, season OF ma ,iga,ion have exceed
ct 'ho,e OF any previous gear, being s2.6i6..
1913 Is, against e2,445,372 80 Gor 1874.
The Governor approves OF the cours, OF the
President ia relation TO the Oregon question.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-14
CONVENTION.

We r"rc never more.highly guuncd a, d
Legislative movement, than that of the rrpor,
Of the committee ofa bill providing fora CON
NcutIou tn amend the constitution of the State
OF \rgiuiH We trust that the west viii
secure d fair proportion oi representatives Boo
Che lfgl.atur-'h that different spini will
ere long animate Virginia from vhul has ever
done b.iorr shat suffrage may b, made uni
'crsal-that the strange uui anti republican
system urou "hlohour county ,our., b. based,
val b. lHi among tac thing, ,hot vcrs-aud
ihat many aud essential improvements win be
mJie Iu thc primary law of lurS.ate.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-14
IMPORTANT BILIsREpoRTED.
STATE CoavENrloS.

In the House of Delegates Yesterday, Mr.
L,itwich, from the Select Committee on ,h,
subject, reported a bill Tor taking the sense of
the people on the call oi u Conven ton TO a B.
m nd the Constitution Of the State, and for
other purposes. md Mr. l.. also presented
report from ih. minority of the Commit
tee.
The bill provides for organizing n Convcn-
ton on the basis OF the present House of Del
egaies, with l3l members To be- chosen as the
delegates are now chosen
The Minority Rcpor, objects To ihis organ
lZauon, and insists upon the white basis AZ,
The only true representative principle The
Bill aud Mlnont! RcPor, were ordered to b.
printed.
We shall present our readers with both. rs
soon a. wc can Obtain copy
The subject will no doubt produce some
excitement in debate; yet there are many cool
heads who ,hiuk all angry feelings will soon
subsIde, and hat, II NO compromise should be-
agreed upon AT ,hc present session members
viii part IN a better spirit than al FIST cAhib-
lied. Ii - gratifying Ia hear from all sides.
tat the suggestion Of desire To divide the
ate under any contingency, meets with 10
favor whatever.
Potomac and Ohio Roll Road.
Mr.. Pendlcton, from the Committee on
Roads, reported a bill toincorporate The Po
tomac aud Ohio Rail Road Company. The
Argument IN committ'e on this subject, was
a very able one, between Mr. Ellington of
OHIO County, aud Nj Lee of Hardy. the nnl,
Two gentlemen wc had the pleasure OF hearing
Inc vote III committee Was 90 Whig.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-14
10 ms recent speech IN Congress the Hon
y. Stewart gives the following appendix:
APPENDIX
Horst OF RrrTrsrNrArIvrs,

'""HSioH, DfcrUtbtr Jfh. 1915.
DEAR SiH. Will you have the goodness 90
answer some, or thc whole, oi the following
questions az your cdtlicst convenience. The
iactS you communicate may b, important IN
ihc discussion OF the tauii question now pend
lng before Congress. The Stcrrtsfy of the
Treasury has sent out several circulars 20 oh
'aln 'acis on one side oi the question and IL ~
deemed but right 10 take measures 10 Obtain
some on the other
The whole opposition 90 the PROTECTIVE poli .
ey . bisel upon the assumption Of the fact
WITHOUT proof Tia protective duties iurrr,s..
The phccs of both domcsticnnI FOREIGN g,r,-I.
Hrc therefore opprr ssivc and burlru-oruc io t,..
y oslc Now 81 Ibis is proved to b. untr,e
~ point oi fact then the who'll ground of 90
position 10 the protective policy falls to ,he
g,ouud.
u j. admitted ilat revenue duties levied
100 articles not pfulurcd or manufactured iu
ihis country, NAV aud generally do. increase
prices bot protective duties levied on srfi,l.,
Sc can furnish si home. 10 i, coutruIrd. uIu
mtirl' reduce tbe prices by Introducing com.
rf't"n, skHl. machinery. aud increased SUD
ply, aui that su,hi, the universal r,u.r,.,,,..
ou he subirr
You pry'tvr 'irr~iorr thst the whole ro.
o f"ciFf- f's % INTO question ul i.,f.. and
90 i7 foo ascertain 1iuse fact. tltt have f.k.u
'he IN ~ Co ntifrs- you. Will Won I,.r h.
80 gOod as io refer 70 your book and bin. ....I
'""ish answers 20 the follow lux question.
.ro @rHcHASTs. sANrrcfuRff. ,yB ,r,,g.
]. What was TIE price at cotton yo..i.
sheeungs, shifJHgs. 60, in 1916. when a..
minimum duties were fret imposed iof "a,
protection What the Prics when DE tsra
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-14
RyANorIlrR LIFE sAyRp, ,y IL, 49,.

FJ-ANOrllER LIFE SAVED by ihc n.e q,
DR. Ns'sts Ba's,m oi Wild Cherry The follow.
ing crfiihr"i- - from he wife ~ Mr. Enuch Perry
I very f"'Pecistlr farmer ~ Oii"ri .nniy hl,tnr
and ran be- relied upon as irur ~ ry,ry pauicnia,.
II u.s. nh 'olicrcI, hui gwen by Tho lady from
sen'e at dNW telling Iha, she owed the rr,s,r,..
iiu'' 81 her iie 10 Df W,iat's Wild Cher, u i.ar.
RUNFoEp Me, oiftd co. Jul, % Is45
f.. Th'. may refiy. That have Ter numher Of
wears been severely Sfllei,d "a nh The Asthma In
ociuior, lsiJ ! took violent cold. uhich pf,,.
dncsd very severe cough. VII th Nns acc nm,.a
n"d "uh 'eNrrc pains ~ y .ilc md 80 sat rro.
ns. " tights. Thrse bod .ympinps continued, un.
~ Nas - much reduced that was unable a. d.
'itI work nh'ut ihe hutse 80 even walk a~rns. IA,
IA gHh"ut ss-is ancr, liz July Isii ga. ..
'fh rrc3 wut .'r,f'Gess Of bresih ,ach efrat .hli
c"i'y b breath -, "a .iicb severe pan. that wa.
"""ic :" I've ~ bed. 80 sltrp sc a. rec week. On,
phys'ri'u Nh" Attended me, ord an.ater Who Va.
seh'"iied b''h gaze me up 10 de "a j +hsy coal
%" q" nf5e Tor me My iuchds de.pairr.i uf nv
iie tad o." hope iny-elf l thee, r,,,pu,ur,J
''k'ng Df Wisist's B,lsem of Wild Cbetf, -hsG.rr
had lake" mo ,su'iie Wa able walk ah,ui The
House. continued To take the B,i.,m urtiI 4
had tak'n fur battles. AID INV nm we'll frs.
n'm Tatn. l3iie or uU cough, d." n,y own ~ofk Keen
nu help aud have not cui,ysd better heaIth H., iii
cen ycSf.. Siaucjl RELIANCE PERRY
- sale Nv PRYOR & PAUL.. I6I N,rk.t u;
ale" hs CRUMBACKER. DmRs'.f In iar s
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-14
POLICE

The city sergeant came outa tcw DAYS ogo
BOO bitter complaint because vr found fault
with Che police of'hc rit, We viUtc, him
caudjIy, shat vrdo drsir. to ,rc provision
made l'fumocr li iant and lae,rpuIlr. tnsn
uuw exists but ve tcll him o.. candid, ,hat
we do mot believe hc does bis dot, as a ,it,
$ raaut however prompt ord careful De n,ay
b. BOO tN. collection of debit. That collection
suo, a,e whole oi li, dlty. a. vcappreb.pI
Dos h. desire us cog uu, other msu 10 bring fo
mm 'hc offenders against tbs civ laws and
plunit him io sffiu His chair sad f.c.I,c fb,
frs i'r th.ir apprehension This j. notdph,
We jo not rRPr,. him tp serve as psfrolc la
.h' streets. hut lh.r urr nights Chat ar. rar.
ucuHft mons, fbe holiday nights g. u
doc. s.g.a to us aa.th. ought ,1 ba round "a.
hHa ~ l.5 rgas- oH tbY,a o.. sI,t.. spl mo-,
leave i' GO I'ea. 90. ,iHl.u. POO sur,.l.gl
ih.u ui buae tasm Doc its ogg. We ma,
% m.rahru.u ,I. Isurs ul Sergeant. bon. -,
lu... u.r
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-14
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

We advise ihr 900 mixers Of he Legislature
aui tIs c.ulrn- %, Richmond is visit al m.
Exchange No. I'D 1dit collection III gis.s man.
uiU.t.fel at Wusrltug by Nessr-. II aud 4
Sweeney h-re maf b. -rcn 'hr masuiGrsn,
Clio Na.r. Which f.9k iIIs Gr.f r,.-,.,,,,, n.
gold medal Iai fhe AmUn,m lnsiltut. ip =
NTa u 10. ui Zoe putrsi Aiut glass. a.. ,Issi
at ,y .a. Us height is hyc fees one incl. and
D." weight Zll pounds. Al D.. said to h.. Inc
laist-, specimen vi 10 Manufacture io Nh,
world mol from be- ,i-l7 nt anu graceful pfo
Prllnus and boz ri,h m tcnal. would stlnfu
.le most inuuou- palace 81 Toe old World
We li's air"aiy alluded to this baautiul ,,ofl
as j.a.ub Cd p. fIe Northern pr.-.. t.,, r. 49,,
~uual Ils 'srIou bBs more thau uaiilrI ana,
',Ir 'u'i rns We learn thaf it~ u4nrls, ,,,,
,". t'NO dollar. ~ th. objection NAV Il
SD D. en- superb specimens of glass bowls
G1hIst- dsDau'tf. Ismblen g. The, "A.
honor 10 Virginia. The MANUFACTURER, de,sr,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-14

ia p1T,hi-rl-u. pr1iI.yarr numerous and
deal heavily. There ar c.a mfsarIirp
houses All these rlmasar raF.y fn.ras.
ing The eastern m fohlu, ml-, fl.,.lrc
perceive that for this city ,he ride aI1u. /.
worth hi- attention Boo uI,cudu.
"rdb Hp, h1"ey.r rely u,ou This rl., a.
lons f1r inlID-mauI. Goo tl. oas.,luu.l.f.u,
tolnake our paper thr m.dium ui pa.rmYg,
eating with lhc west OHIO count, is .b.rit
ten miles -qusrr and is ,he richest count, ,,
ifs sii iH CO., west .-iu i,- products 81. p,n
PIE and its trade b., produce q Wheat q
vsms. 10 600 ba-Is.. Oats Il5 600 Com
2j1 600 Woe. 60 600 pounds. tobacco oon
ant ihc rs.lN.s uI u, ds.s eIGusa l.,
ihis o1uuI, tlrA WHEELING rlNll> ID. t..,,.i
~ sIm.st ,,,. RvaIue Go .H. ,r.g..
adjoining 90 Bawut Hfu.uu auf Ja.,
BON counts boo Ohio Msr-uI. T,., aI..
.otfa,.l aui " n1uia Nir..u3. aui lya-....
GOA u f,uu-. .faHis, uY-tul uul.l .....,.
ssfri Important gaii1g towns ana .,
weaIHi1 counties. We af' faI.bta4 a.. .,...r.
Of uIf circulation Amme fl. .g8. ..,
So t...s i.. tfI. ''uHspurt. ~ f.....,.
~ rUasH Wanu. NlHr4G..I ~..t..
vile. N.N.f EDab..ravH Mlra.
tJuu. Fsinn"u. West AI..a..irra..I MI.
Ing'o- Ib ODD ai ta,.. ssh, ast, n..f. D..
readers Al t1 goo. tIr rtIrut .l.0.......
Iuau Boo %. lHl'.. IIuug .le ..as. ,..t.. 81,
ono. aui I.f -ii.- tJ uI. Iun..a-. crowd. E..
uaf..isr t'at tHuH. 1uf steamboat. .4.I .r.
gesaut "s ff'.ei our-. ',s. that tl.re sf. i,,,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-14
4 NEW THEORY OF ELECTRO. MAG


NEIlSM.-Mr Davenport. OF Brandon. Yer
mont, who has for number OF wears been
distinguished for his close aud deep invrsiiga-
tions in physical science, has recently mhdc
an-rssIfbiiun before body of scientific men
oian application which he has made of cleo.
tro- magnetism to the proPelling OF machinery.
By this agency, yip hammer is made TO fiy
almost with the topidiiy OF lightning. and
rotary and reciprocating engines work with
admirable correctness
In summing mp the grand principles of
galvanism and electromagnetic MIR. ID.
advances the hypothesis that the sun *
magnificent galyanic battery, aud that the
earth and all the planets take their motions
from the current OF galvanism evolved by that
great luminary; and, what is singulaIly won
deriul, IA proves By the laws of electro mag
netism, that the planets may have originated
from the sum, without diminishing the power
or size OF that great dispenser of light aud heat
Indeed as says the editor of the Voice :"
there can be bat little doubt that he develop
mcnt OF this principle is yet to astonish the
world, aud there is more than shadow of
possibility that, a. utiliiarian PHILOSOPHER.
our humble Davenport may one day rank with
franklin. Who is prepared to say his theo-
~ OF the planetary system is not correct1-
May he not only be a second franklin, but
an American Newton. Even should he adj
vance no further, Vermont has much TO be
proud OF in him Tergennes Yer,lonter.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-14

ARR noGE. FsscacsL HarrEss. Us,s.
=, ~ seq fAs N.ah sRd n As Nq,tsf liza -.
70 N"'li "s-n 'uf customers sd the pubic
'y 'h'' sc ore 'es receiving . ysfy large
l'o N"'T 'fasno o. eur istFs ss.o,imspt ,,.v
70 t'"'h ,l' hnd' ttsl- ~ Msa snd n v. I,,.a
.'' "he'' o"'' ds~n 10 be mo.i s8a,su.n r,s, m
''l q r'ice' fsng - ir,iu ten dollar. q, tn.n.
N."'e ''n's We souinoo D. nssBuG,etv,. ana
- '''''h''t "u hand ed as.orsmsht OF U.t,
" az" NE ''.ffsi psn-nd snsnison ., A.. ~.
Z, '''.f ''''t lisis. sd NIKE 81 pin, ~ ~.
''S "'' ne h'' - asisusls We ean ksss.
I'fs ~ H Oh itfse y b.. - ,s, ,.,,.,. .,,.1-,
'i''' Z" lsfs o. she tst I.wrst pslrs hst a., -
''"aj' h'd ihem o. cor fssk iosolls sssiJ,,h.~n,.
[ usOa a. sepls p4Rs a .,1ssS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-14

qusl advantages 10 ,hc els.crn merchant for
advertising We sas again. ihercicrc. i YOU
would extend your business. 60 TO Phmers
Agcncy. Us manned above, sni oy,y,r yuof add
vcrisrmru's ia the WHEELING TlNiS q
ADVERTISER
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-14

The income OF tn. Western Mass Rail
road ia the year ending Dec. 81, lSi5, from
all cources, is estimated at $4,000. The
expenses OF the same period. not including ia
tcrcst and sinking fund, amounted TO $500,
600
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-14
III AIRS

We chgeriully refer TO the advertisement, Of
Mr. Rihcldaii,r, who holds forth at the sign
OF the Big Chair.' We have seen and used
much OF his work. and eau with great pleasure
Z, commend IT,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-14

RANDOLPHS SLAVES. We learn from
the Colonization Journal. that Judge Leigh.
the executor OF John Randolph, has purchased
large tract of land in Mercer county. Ohio,
on which TO locate the slaves. some 300 man
united by that remarkable man.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-14
CHARTER ELECTION

II - now about two weeks to Tai. election
and we trust, from appearances that it will
b. remarkably quiet one. We have very
few candidates ia the field and no more er.
p,oicd.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-14
4. STEWART.

MIR. s. invites MS toprocurc him correct an
swers TO the above which we wish 10 do
Any one familiar with any of the facts en-.
CURED io'' will confer favor BY giving the in
formation at our Office.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-14

could give them-but will they do itl No,
IN my Judg mcni. unless the people them.
schcs come speedily To the rescue. Unless
they promptly send in circumstances. signed
without distinction OF party. against making
the tarih party question, aud against the
modification OF repeal of the tariff OF 1912.
fear all will be lost; but a promp, and patriot
&c appeal to Congress by the people. without
distinction OF party. may save the country
from impending danger. ami nothing else in
my opinion can do it,
II
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-14

~ travellers a Cincinnati er p,,, CAL.
pleasure 'a recommending Do. Ped street
li'.- BOO IHn ..f. tHJf tl. control sp4
waHs-m.u'" ". Williamson ,,l 4sabe.
vol I'. i'...ia comb amons un raItus hotel.
q" fhe west Wear informed ibs, ,t..,
b.-.u'- " Co., h"u-r isu.I managed spB
f.r U.. I..aui... ..I
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-14

A CRUMB OF COMFORT. A lady being
about TO marry man who was small i'm sta
ture. was told that he was a very bad fellow
well. said she, iii he is had there j. one
comiort--thcre's very little of him"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-14

\ New Hampshire son of the muse. i'm an
explosion OF poesy. speaks OF a lady-his love
whose bosom's like a whiicwashcd !cncsi"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-14

We saw fellow the other day irving very
Periinaciously TO shake hands with his shadow.
lie had got ON his knees reaching for toihcr
hand. lie was pretty much how come you
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