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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-27

c BRLS REFINED CAMPHoR
W de- Cream OF Tartar
Brs Powdered Bayberry
d. Jamaica Ginger
cases Gum Alues
| do do Ass,fcetda
20 Boxes Cosule Soap
Bales L'quoricc Root
100 Lbs English Walefs
100 Boxes Prepared Chalk In Balls
1000 PaPefs Pill Boxes
90 Baskets OliveOil
20 Boxes Ground Cinnamon pure
10 do do Pepper
Ground mustard ia Lb Cans
Is casks Epson Salts; Just reed and Tor sale
very low by PRYOR a. PAUL..
oP III Wholesale Druggists. Ga Msrko' "
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-27

uANt Just returned from New York. Phta
u deiphia aud Baltimore, with tho LARGEST
stock oi Spring and Summer Good. that w,. eve,
looked al m any one huusc this side al the AlIele.y
uoaHts'n' Having enlarged my srosE 10 double
'' '.'n.f .xs tor the porpsss OF Hing nom fos
my LARGE STOCK. and far tho accommodation
OF my Customers a they o'me in. have also ooen.
81 TWO new additional iOors. aud ihi. impruyeren,
,n'"N' VIII enable me TO pay every attention To all
M" may honor me with call. have frequently
a'u many N'si'tfs and Mas much crowded
hat they have been compelled 10 l.av. la, 60.
room 10 look AT my Goods Or even hear mv c,Y,r
rhtcEs Now say cums one. cone all aud every
a"'"''on viii be paid. l'r my Stock 81 Good. and
my store 10 sufficiently large 10 accommodate CID
and frnns-Aiaried or Sngle-Ladics. Gen,lem,n
snd all
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-27
NEW BONNETs.
Y ''' IH' o w " NfIIHTlH.
J y & X Il MARSH
WILLIAM ORR,

UNIoN STREET. WHEELING, VA
EEPS FOR SALE, at low prices Tor Cash a
IN iuil supply oi ARTICLES in his line. which are
se'ee'ed with care 10y himself, from the be-, mar.
Res ~ The East on such ierm enable, him To
scll al a uniug advance Cor cash.
FRENCH, ENGLISH. SWISS GERMAN ANN
FANCY GOODS.
Dry Goods, Fancy Cutlery. Checks. Combs
Threads and Tapes Needles and Pms Fish Hook,
Trainings and Findings, Hosiery. Ribbons and
Lace Goods; Primers, Books aud S'aIioncry. To.
griheF ~'ih all articles Of Foreign Merehnnds 8
and Domestic Manuaslure. pSCHEhP FOR
lash apis
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-27
.HEERlNG INTELLIGENCE

CHEERlNf INlEIl4lGENCE. ...
GRATITUDE will swell me hearts ~ thou,
IN sands Of tho Afflicted sops md daughters OF
ihi. happy land when they senf The pea.ing news
Of tho unparalleled triumph uf he REV'D
HIBBARD'S ETABLE ANTI BILIOUS
PILLS. Which when rightly applied has been ussG
IN every case wnh unsqualled success.
Alony certificates mgb II necessary he ob'ained
%. her efficacy in the OF Dyspepsia or lndi-
ct5ioD. Consumption, Bilious Fever, Fever and
Ar1e. Piles JiUndice Dysenltry or Bloody FluS
DHuiocl. A.iuhc Cholera. Remireui Fever, Ia
1immslory Rheum item. Scutvey. Nervous or Sick
Headache Nervous Debtlny Worms OF oil kinds
Whc0ping Cough. Scarlet Fevor Summer Com
pllini. Disease of Women and Children. .Chfoni'
Affections Of us Liver. Stomach aud S'cfeilns
Glands. SC.
~ fine generous community should p'eni NJ
aud rear he cheering iutcllireucc that REND I
|HlRBABDS PILLS coo Ne bod hy arpying u
Ibc flf,,,oy AGENTS s TODD No IO2.
JAMES BAKER, Main Street.
.,1R Wheeling Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-27
Stock ocCInihS

~ eack, Brown, Green. Pomo. lnvrihle Green
Blue ADD yarious other fancy colo,e,l K,,l ,,.,,.
.n1"t'ed i'om France aud England dire, e.r m.
'sh'onshle trade. Also a large supply of The new
est style oiffen.h cas- nete,. superior 10 an,,h,n,
ever "tirred both in style. quality and f.bion
'EsTiNGS--As To- Yesung- dslv The world n
oea' them eHher y. qualify or variety; 1 ,hall ma,
a"empi 10 enumerale The dilTsren Kind. Al n,...n,
o"' suffice I" ;" any that they ute 'detasdls French
n',e"'e you wHl please excuse Tnloa. or no,
understanding the ,oehnical ,crm- ~ names
SUMMER COAT * PANTALoONST IFFS
PLAN and Fancy Linen Dninng. eject. r.
BLACK and Fancy Cschmete; Bnnb. z,,,s. Sill or,i
WOOL rweeds all colors aud srades; TucAspa.
ana Henry Clay Tweed.; Boston and Ken,nrky
'ea"s' AID many oher styles too sumerous In mon.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-27
TIE GREAT REMEDY.
!. WE'D by THE FACULTY.

Hg BOXES FOUND LUMP ToBACCo-
a s2 ~ do IL plug do
90 do Foxs Starch
casks Snernlus
10 bbls. Alum; or sale by
FEB % w PAXTON & Co
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-27
NOTICE TO HOUSE KEEPERS
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE.

TTiNr ct 80 IfJ Main sffssi whesi.rr
Va nsg 20 Seed A. ftaggFr aHo HfST
ses.rsd .iost % CA PETS OaCLurns RuCs
fs'ir gavst Gc e. ever Tered la H,s firg snf
stfb vii b cd a. p0se. lasi rauusi hl %
.issss
Or t.tnis afl e1sionrr eBi rieats give Be-
.sH
EgwFWFER go MAIN STREET.
nsfts NENDGL. HARBOt X a CO
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-27
&c


No 10 Mas STREET, WHEELING. VA.
p u SENlON. hss ivst received aud ia now
- opening the 81 yeU dne aud large stock uf
Fore ga aud DoWe.ic Dry Goods within this month
when VIII uow be pfescuteI an ii,tregs,,,,.,5
luw pfices FOR CASH
O'o'h' CassimcrCs. Jeans Si,lineils Sc; Colicoc.
-Eugleh' french anI American. az all prices
,ay"s hom . els upwards. Ba'zpriucs; B,lz,une
i.awns' panied dn: De lanes. Cashmere-. &c. &c
6i0gham'--Frcnrh, Scoith. Earlsion nnd M.oehes
Ter; Blown erd hicuchtd Sheehugs
shlWl- handkerchief. iI"siery. Gloves, Bonnet
Ribbons, SwpeaJers Sc Sc
STRAW and BRAID BONNETS -Aiso Hat,
Sc sc
CARPEFS-VcuItian and Ingram. which will
be sid low.
Al those wishing B'rsiin- wilt now please give
BIN call before purchasing elsewhere. and You
msy depend upon great Bargains
Mind place. NJ i6 Man sIfeei. just opposite
kao'c'' Sadjleiy SHOP u SEAToN.
ap 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-27
NEW AND CHEAP GOODS
ApyoINING rnnsYrn - Arrr,,

:,
WATER ST. WHEELING VA
'HNliE SUBSCRi BIER asueTs himself finn an
n experience Of is yeats IN mrrcanuie bu,i
he.s m 'his cay. that he cad rniicipaie tie want.
81 MS nunsfous customers and friend, IN the sel.c
l"" OF choice and sesssnsble Goods Iukcs pleasure
"a am ouuciug 10 ihesa that he I. now RECEIVING
ana VII continue 10 receive monthly thFoush.ui
the season, The lafscsi and b,s selected stock. of
G"''is ever uheI6d IA Tho Clothing Trade an I'm.
e'y' pui' based from The hcsi houses IA Pbii.Jsl.
pm ard B'limore. and selected lfom the eho,ce.t
~" ',-' "rl'a 80 -~~h- 49, .l-s,-~.l. Odd
OF 'he Season. and Will 10 sold fora yesy small adj
vance, VIZ French. Engl,sh snd Amershn Broad
Cloths ifom supcfhne 'o sedium a Silled B.lstsr
do de-. invislsie Green. Hue and Icn,l,n Row
do do; Etra heavy bus and VOL BIN ,lon bl,
mill'd Cassimer,s very desirable; sl.o single mi lie.
PLAIN and fancy French aud Englisn C1ssimete,
very superior and cheap; also add Cd GOLD
and silvrr mixed aud plaza TNeeds; irom 6ne o..
medium French Linen Drill al qualiiie,; Sumner
Cli'hs. dap d'Eic. Persian Indians aud Oriean. a.,
300 .. Linen and Cotton PLAID. striped aud Check
Panlsiuon'; SiuH Vesnngs. PLAIN. striped Mode
Aier'no aud olhc Fancy Ycsungs - grraI variety
The above goods will be made 10 order hy Gf.,
rate euict AID sOsrl work,nea warranted equal 10
this - he chi.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-27
Ready .lfatle & ofhing.

Cio'h Df's. seJ ffock Coats. iroa snperfne TO
Nlrdion; iull and eompieio assortment Ssmmes
Coats; complete assof'meSl computing ali the w.
ne''s-. qnehies md prices Ca-sinei. ny Jeans anJ
Fw'eds Dress esd Frpck Coas. very general as
s"f fncti do do Cs.simGte. Cs,sineI Caid and Bea.
vrfeeG fshts. 30 Do Round Jackets SC SC.
40 20 dpk fna Linen odd Muslin Sh.ds; H..
Dms. Collars, sc. rs doz corompn do. fancy .luped
Linen aud Muslin Do; Palmetto snJ Lcghofa Has
~nh he usual safieiY Of Suspoute.s, Hose sc
in'ite my Trend. ard customers and ali NJ
search oi go'd Goods 10 give ne call, as.urins
then con aoi viii sell them good auclc at ia,
prices D' cash The u.Dal terms ~ prompt Gus
lomefs
RscoIsel NJ 30 Water Street,
ALEX ROGERS
hplS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-27
TRUsy SALE.

Df VIRTUE Of deed oi Iras, executed by
ID ssmasl koede. bearing dsis ga the IIh d. y
81 April 1874 anil recorisd IN the ee,k'. Office OF
OHIO Covn'y Coat'. IA deed box No ~ ysye ISL
ishsii @" Saturday the 23fd day OF May nsIi, pro.
esed 10 sell Of public section 10 tho highs" sddcr
sef cash NJ hs Front d'os Of he euau house ID
os'o ronn'Y. CERTAIN RACER 90 LAND. situate ~
me ~sien of Lu'e wheeling Creeh IN Oba
eonniy Aforesaid. adjoining lands with wm Morn
$50 stsd Others. esiimaird TO contain tweniy 81
sefe-. be ihe same of les The title "a hcliev
&C Ia be E'zd. bat ssiihs Q. Trgsise 1 shall Dol,
make such uile vested ~ ,oe w said deed D
trust sP2J NJ NIL son. Trustee
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-27
Wholesale AND RETAIL.

"hphLSAtE AND RETAIL.
A'INt' dnfmg the pa,l season lrafly closed
u oui nay old stock with view at euisf,ns
SInn The Wnoi, sale and Re all trade united. WIN
s''eN az new fresh ss possible soy ,iIrr
TOE saie Ia both descriptions OF patcha.efs nav IA.
'o''ineN' "' O'y Gods Just arsiving, purchased ih
The adNan'"ge Of buying largely at once and
selected Win great care aud attention
Inc second story Of my store - Gtled up ercln.
'FeN Tor The Wholesale ierarmcnt.W here have
ihe best Terms.
My retail stock i unu'uolly large and complete
streiii'g even that ~ nrincr yea,. This season
s'"ds beng Distinguished fpf beauty ct style aud
variety Ut ma'eua) and comprising rich Fancy
staple and Domestic Goods 80 which attention ~ a.
fom ,iine be directed by small adverissm,tts
az w + SELBY.
roODS FOR GENTLENEN'S SUMMER
'" WEAR-Fine SUMMED Cloths. ezra Linen
Doilines b'sf linen Cheoks. new syle TNeed..
G'mhfo"ns Fine French Cloths aud Cashmere.
heauiiiul light CraSais hesl Gloves and Sa. psndsls
sp IL w Il SFLBY
NH ARSEiLLES QUILTS OF every size and
lFA qnai'y. veY ine and cheap d., Sieeiine.
81 all kisd-, Pillow case Lnen. and sotoas T'lbl.
Linen aud NAPKINS very soud; Fuuh ure Divinity
F"nsss Furniture Chmizes. al ShLBN'S.
sPi
4 EPAtAS-Some super extra Suk cham
~ Alpaca plain black DO a. vouons prce-, ais,
Moo-chne. ~ IL w r SELBY
I -. II Avis. ScARFS. CSAVATs. Se--R,ci
! - iIsmar, aad Bsnss ShnNls and Scafis tesu
/ liul summer C,,hpefc Shswls, bi'k net Shawls
.nch hanI.oms Ctavais fir Lad q.
sp II w + SELBY.
nRESS GOODS Pom padout Ba,sFs Roht,
( ~ graduated er,s--uvst do, emhd Swiss a,
/ Ofgandis o. Eednc and Pans Iswus ff essutr
| sd street dre.stsm zap III W r. sELnYS
/ CtEA GRASS LINES osdy Of Pine s.
4 y Cfss Lines. flypt- ~ Oh kinds eud skr
f.im.feb San,n snd Tr,si. hand and irf ,aI
lo~ r., cash ~ G ~ BERRY.
I 20 q Water - Vince ling
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-27

TVW N ID VI NFNFs n
A rrw auj CONVENIENT huck muse
HeN rlgfininr q. ,olms Of good SIZE situated
*. sspl C'at street in she fcof IS he CfaNn
.lfg 80 G.s.. W1Htt % will ready for occu.
..1g, .a enc De- May God Will be soid Or feoisd
sgqJ va HGBURNy
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-27

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
TNllE Estate OF Bfeaon FaliOur, late Of Ohio
coHnly. deceased having been committed To
The ShcuG of Ohio county An persons knowing
themselves indebted To sail estate will call upon
the undersgned. who IL alone authorized to settle
The Same, JOHN q EoFF. D,puty for
mp l3 X G. WOODS $ OC.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-27

~ ~ 'ne ABOVE named aiuglcs vii he All
'hs p',ee',s'd CT m .Je up to otiet ia my u,,,l
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-27
PAINTS AND EYE sTUrrs.

80 Reoms Sand Paper
Kegs Paris Green
, cises Chrome Green
cases No Pfus,ian Glue
25 Brls Cue
10 do Spirits Turpeutnc
2uV d" Clipped aud Gruund Logwuod
% do Camwooi
% do Faslic
> do Pau'd Lac Dye
40 do l.lnseed OIL
500 kegs While Lead
8 casks Blue Ynul
- Brs Alum
% do Cupperas
10 Carboys vnnol
10 ID MuSiaiic Acid
~ do AQuafouis
~ eases Orange Shelac
! cask Veng-s
30 eases extra Logwood
10 Bfli Plaster Pans; jus, reed md for snlc hy
nm PRYOR Il PAUL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-27

NOR RENT-rsn sefes Of GOOD LAND
n neef the rn'aih Of Bosss Ruh. Terms very
favorable. Apply 20
sp23 JACOB AMICK,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-27
NV AND FASHloNABLE DRy.Goons

VS. " NM FASHIONABLE DRY ICONS
ri hcfv,,~ MMuRRAY. Is now op.,,n.
~ ~ ssd,i err. n S,opls and Fascy ID, =,
o'@s' :" Which me aies',.a OF his Gus mer. 4,
'ssps"m'y ssLicirED Amoug ri,.- STOCK Mil
low prices N Al eA0cce'~Sy
>, snret snprr French Belgian s,J E,sl;sh ~. a.
S o,uoe ana fGHey cold English and Treed
, S,giSa'nerts; Neio York do, Brk. Green ana
S S, mlFed CdshmereiieS aud gold CaSSin,reS.
uu~t0.'ooHs. plain, barred and sfrip,d. oJo;,,
u H u, fo"ey Linen DriLings: Nth fays, s;ocL
/ ~ NO'tah do, ot orery rariety. ParSSoIs :,
sue ~ "SSontment from 374 Rp 10 81
! FOR THE LADIES.
| . S"Pe' sup't w al aud S,lk R,cl n ,..
""'se,' oesohlul Baragc Shawls and So. .c....,.'
va" SIN s"p'd do for Muuruin, J,,ss. n
p'"''u DO very rich; gtaduaiel Bolyatin. al -.
h"oes very splendid; plan aud striped r., ,,,'
n'"s"'h Lawns with gteat variety ,f Ch,,'
/ Prints. 81 ~ 'h'h'<
| BoNNErS--Sdp.t Florence Br,;J
| so; some exceedingly fine Neap,l.,,n C.F,Y
HAIR do Straw aud Tafleton m sren, v,,i,, - nv,
de Sol and Gauze fes,con Bonnet Rl,h,s'' , 'u'
"as"ncen'i French and other Flewers. w,c,h
WV" q general stuck of Fancy Ouicles; 300 d.,
SP'o' Cotton 80 d,z Palm Hats. aud eNpec,. IN a
! iw days oOOO yds oi brown SheetinrS AMI Shi,,
inss' also 700 lbs of cold Carpei Chain. v,h .
| f.sh siock OF super Gunpnwdcr Powcbopg All
l"'her Teas. The above Goods having h,.n ~,
'haSd Nhh great cate To good style. and 10,
'u'e' VII be sold atlhe least possible advance
GORGE MMuRRAY,
/ ~ Market S1uets
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-27

"a EEuLE-wORKEO COLLARS. Thrssd ~.
LS ees Muslin rummines Black Silk Iaees and
Neis for Wells. aud Lace Goods generally.
a ~ or %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-27

NAyANrED--Tow Yarn in skeins IN exchange
w hr Cofdago or rBds Of any kind. At ihe
a. pc Sore oi & ~ BERRY.
sp ~ Union 81 Wheeling
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-27
READY MADE CLo o.

hhe ihis oeppuuniiy 10 mention. that have
"gn'd business on my a"coani. therefore NV
'oa' and customers sfo especially Invited 10 call
on me a, tho store Of HUSS e. co.
% 10 G. W GRAHAM
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-27
HATS AND GAPS.
AUCTION AND COMMISSION STORE.
No. 100 MARk Er SOilARE

a NASTOR OIL Bris IL good order. jus
4 j reed and Tor .sic low nv
sp2i PRYOR & PAUL..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-27

de'rf' Pion OF simmer Goods ,hat,hs New Yo,k
market can pU-lace. 'o'N
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-27

a, BOXTs ORANGES, very gst.Or. us
-, 10 ds nd O. aie hy
IN - WOODROW 91l Msin ST.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1846-05-02

"Steam Paddy" us the boys call it-(the for
eign laborers named IL the "Yankee Irish
man')--i doing very quiet but mountainous
labor, and is visited by multtudes. Some of
the Radicals were standing around it a few
day before March meeting, ndmiring the facli-
ty with which drt-cars were filed by the pro-
boscis-like motion of the crane and big bucket,
when one of their number remarked it would
be an excellent apparatus with which to scoop
up sick and lame Wings, after they should
have received the drubbing in store for them
throughout the State on the 10th of March,
The causway across Horse Shoe Pond is car
ried nearly to the northern shore, and will
shortly be completed, except the stone bridge
or water course, which is to be constructed
on the southern shore of the Pond.--N. n
Statesman.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1846-05-02

1J'Ingersoll, the man of "cultivated niqui-
ties" and the accomplished BLACKBOARD, has
been most essentially demoiished-that too
himself After calling upon the administra-
ton for help to sustain himself in his assaults
upon Mr. Webster, he has failed in showing
any evidence to prove one of his charges-und
he now stands forth disgraced libeller. The
we'll concerted scheme of the leading locos al
Washington, of whom Ingersoll was merely
the instrument, to destroy Mr. Webster's in
iuence in the Senate, has left him unscathed,
and themselves in disgrace. See Mr. Web.
ster's remarks in the Senate upon the use of
the secret service fund, in another part Of this
paper. The whole amount of this fund used
in negotiating the Washington Treaty, and
while Mr. Webster was Secretary, was $4,000.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1846-05-02

Tar "CAMP or ISRAEL" This is the title
and address' which has been adopted by the
company of Mormons now on their way West
ward.
A mail carrier arrived here ON Monday last
from the Camp, and reported the pioneer par
~; or head of the Column, us having crossed
the tributaries of the Charlton river, over $50
miles distant. BY this time they are proba-
bly, on the banks ofthe Missouri.
Thus far everything has gone tavorabiy,
with the exception ofthe breaking down of n
few overladen wagons.
Ifthey ever roach California, their depen-
dence must be partly upon slow travelling
and partly upon nIraele-but chiefly upon the
latter.
Ii is the intention of Mt least some of the
companies that leave this Spring to halt in the
valley ofthc Sweetwater river, and put in n
crop for the subsistence of themselves and
others who may follow. ,-.
Numbers are now on their way from the
Eastern States to join the expedition.
[Nauyoo Ull.) Eagle, April 16.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1846-05-02
EFa T0lsGN EEWMRs
SATURDAY, MAY g, 1896.
RAIL ROAD. The survey from Oxford

RAIL ROAD. The survey from Oxford
bridge up the River, has been in progress two
weeks tits usually estimated, we believe,
that distance of 20 miles requires about
four weeks time to survey it thoroughly
This survey is 70 locate, and win be fnal-and
economy requires that il should be well done.
The Directors have perfect confidence in the
ability of the Chief EhgiHeer@Mr Fox. A
short time only will be allowed to expire, after
the survey shall have been concluded, before
the contract to build the road will be cOmPlet-
ed
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1846-05-02

Mr. WEBSTER. We understand tia,
large number of Philadelphians have united
in an invitation to the Honorable Daniel
Webster to public dinner, on any day that
may be convenient TO that distinguished
statesman. Mr. Webster passed through this
city with his family yesterday, en- roide for
Boston, and during his temporary rest,a com.
mittee of merchants waited upon him; and
made known their wish. Mr. Websteraeced-
ed to their request, and the Dinner, we are
informed, will take place about ten days hence
when Mr. w. will return from Boston. aPH
y. s. Gaz. Of Saturday. .s' t!n.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1846-05-02

GJrNcver was there so unfortunate u party
as the locofoco. At the Baltimore Conven-
ton it made the iUhOle of Oregon one ofits car
dinal principles; yet where is the President
now' If his friends are to be relied on, he is
on both sides of the Oregon question-both
sides claim him theiT Magnus Apollo!-
Where are the great men of the locofoco party
in the Senator OF all the locofocos in the
Senate, it is said there arc not more than half
a dozen who will not agree to compromise on
~. Benton goes for 40? and what is more he
proves beyond all cRvil that Jeffcrson-the
father of Democracy, of Oregon, and of the
Columbia river in particular (says Mr. Benton)
and Madison and Monroe were for 80. Cal
houn, too, is for 40; McDufie is not only for
40, but avows his faith TO be that all Oregon is
not worth one tenth the sum which a war will
cost. On thewhOle, the people will be apt to
imagine that the gods of modern democracy
are not infallble in these lAtter days. II wont
do for the party to pin its faith on them
Wdtchman
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1846-05-02

The COMING WHEAT CRoP To ;,I
from present appearances, the ensuing buy SuIs'
est promises to be Us abundant as any rS' ~
predecessors. The growth last fall W., ~ a.I ~
beyond precedent and fears were snto, s,ea'
ed that the plant would not survive tIs W sPia
ter. But the season has been highly SSom
BILE, and it now looks unusually VEN "' %
quantity of ground sown last Fall was D, Nc
ably as great as ever before, and we ma, WV ~
pect an Overlooking crop.-Roch. Adm ~''
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1846-05-02

HrfsepPlied or wasted the public FIND. ,u
in the Department Of State, has ei,ho. ""''c
the papers, or has, in some other w0v ot.. seen
knowledge on the subject, or he has No. S'''''ed
he has seen no papers, and has no krn1'I. Il
then his imputations are purely wor,on
slanderous. I he has seen the paoo,. " una
any knowledge, then he would bo =. na'
state what he knows, if he knows anv a.; .V 70
Eustain him in his charge. Silence -" "
such circumstances, is conclusivs a.. I"1er
knows nothingj because he is untIerno .lr nc
ton of secrecy, and, in absence Of nj Ivy
proof, he would of course tell all he tnou. "el
he knew any thing which could, in tho ILL.,,
est degree, bear him out The chargo n, s"''
fore, was either made in utter ignors6co 49, 50
facts to support it, or else with the kro.,,.s sG
that the facts which do exist would e
known, entirely disprove it. As totbo,,aY '''
ofthis miserable vituperation, have roma,
to say. am afraid shall be though, 81 lug
paid too much attention to il ALREADY o. e
leave the author of these ISLANDERS wbo,.
Il leave him in the worst company Lrow'S
in the world-I leave him with bmse,r
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1846-05-02

: TRIALS IN VERMONT. At term of the
Windsor County court held Mt Woodstock last
week, one Asa Emerson was convicted ofat-
tempting 10 burn shop in the town of Roch-
ester in February last, and sentenced to five
years Imprisonment in the State Prison
Richard X. Russell was also tried on an in
dictmeut charging him with having murder
ad male infant child of his, four or FIVE years
old, and acquitted. Andrew Rogers,an Irish
man, residing in Hartland, was indicted for
the murder OF n man, whose name was also
Rogers. The prisoner gave an intimation
that be would plead guilty to the charge of
granddaughter, aud under the advice of the
Court, the States Attorney fled an infofma-
ton to which the'respondent pleaded guilty..
He was sentenced to confinement gin. the
States Prison nj Windsor for his natural ,liie.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1846-05-02

NORTHERN RAIL ROAD. The work on
this road (the Lebanon) is commenced in this
settlement, and the superstructure is being
laid upon the interval directly east of Main
Street. Horse Shoe Pond, the Hill north of
paradise, and intervening ground between
those places, are however, the points where
work is. going forward most rapidly The
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1846-05-02

SUICIDE. Luther NJ. Fox, who has for n
few weeks past been resident of Jefferson.
N. H., but formerly of Barre W., committed
suicide by cutting his throat with razor on
Thursday morning last. He is said tohaye
been an enterprising and industrious man A.
bout % years ofage. He was married about
three weeks since. The cause ofhis commit.
ting tins rash act is unknown.-COOs Demo-
cy1l