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L1OIl' y - / AkAN,
House Of Representatives.

, We IL VI i ~ l.
'S,cr-iury Of " ur.

WAR DEPARTMENT, June 81, 1916.
SIR:-The department has learned with sur
prise. from the order Of the 17th ins.. signed R.
W. Bruce, \. b. c., lha,lhrae German compa-
mes ofNolmtacrs were excluded from the quota
Of Ohio volunteers, "b.cauae the regulations
prescribed by the War Department. for the gov
ernmcut Of troops in the service Of the United
States, specially provides that none can be re-
ceiycd into service who do not speak and under
stand the English language Paragraph GC7.
Of The general regulations Of the army" is r.
Itrrcd to in the order as the authority lyr reject
ing the three companies in question.
In justice to the department, and in ordarto
give you correct information on the subject. d.
sire 10 call your attention 10 the fact thai the re-
gulalion referred 10 relates only to the recruiting
scryice-to the enlistment OF ;udjriduais for ,hc
army-and that il has since been modified by an
order promulgated by the Secretary of War, on
the 2lrh day Of March. 1914. In its origina! or
modified shape. it had no application 10 yolun-
tecrs entering the service under the act of MAY
l3,h. That act made no distinction Of the kind
stated in your order, nor did the requs.tion from
this department. In view of that act and of the
provisions Of the act of May Q. 1892, for proyid-
ing for the establishment of ian uniform militia
throughout the United States" the department
would not have felt justified in making any such
distinction, as the latter act renders Liable 10 mi
lilary duty, "each and every free able bodied
white male ciii:ea Of the several Satvs resident
therein, who is or shall BE- Of the age of eighteen
years and under the age Of torty-fiyc years with
the exception ofc3rtain persons exempted by the
second section Of the act, on account Of their of.
ilclal or peculiar position or employment. As
not speaking the English language cannot be al
legged by a citizen as cause of exemption from
military duty, certainly il should not be the
ground for rejecting his services as a volunteer.
This communication is made solely for the
purpose stated, and not with any view of casting
consure upon the proceedings of your cNccIlcncy
in the matter, as no doubt is entertained that YOU
acted under a conscientious sense Of duty, and .
upon what you considered correct information
upon the subject.
Very respectfully, your obodicnt servant,
WM. l.. MARCY, |
Secretary Of War.
His Excclency, MoRDEcM BARTLEY,
Governor Of Ohio, Columbus, Ohio.
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Correspondence about Ohio Volunteers.
WE DgrARr.LxY. Junn %. IalG.

" N I-I. --II-'I' 0-II' y. IUIDs
SlE:-I have the honor 70 acknowledge the
receipt Of your letter oEthg 27h inst, and tender
you my thanks for calling the attention Of the de-
Parment to the general order OF the Governor Of
Ohio, from which il appears that three German
companies were rejected on the ground lha, ,hrv
could not be received consistently with Ia. rca..-
lations prescribed by his department.
You will perceive lron ID. accompanying CO.
py Of letter 70 the Governor, that The matter
has already received the att ulou Of the depart
nout, and that he has baan fully informed Of III.
under which he acted.
Very respectfully, your obediunt servant,
WM. i. MARCY,
.S,cr.tary Of War.
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PRESIDENTIAL NooINATIoNs.-Outo Of the great
number of military appointments made by the
President in completing the organization of the
thirty thousand volunteers called into the SER
vice, not one has been made from the Wing par
ty' The New York Express thinks, as there is to
be none but Locofoco officers, it would look bet
ter in history, and be quite as agreeable to the
Wing party, should the President determine to re-
ceive none but Locofocos into the ranks.
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CONGRESSIONAL.

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.-A bill to retrocede the
county of Alexandria has passed both houses Of
Congress, and become law. The bill provides
that the vote of majority of the people of the
county must be Obtained in favor of the law, pre-
vious to its going into effect.
NoLUNTEERs.-NIr. Mckay, from the commit
tee on Ways and Means, has reported a bill for
the payment Of volunteers, called into service, for
the prosecution of the war with Mexico. Also.
abiIl authorizing the President to ISSUE TREASURY
NOTES, AND TO CONTRACT FOR a LOAN. Both these
bills were read twice and referred to the commit
tee of the whole. There can be no objection to
the bill providing for the payment of volunteers;
but will not the taxpayers begin to open their
eyes; when the Government resorts to a loan to
pay the expenses of the war, brought upon us by
the PEAcEABLE ACQUISITION OF TEXAS! an acqu-
sition that was not to cost the Government cent.
VIII they not open their eyes!
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July II, 1916.
S;YERHFF'S SAFE,

RY virtue of writ Of venditoni exponas, issued on.
of the court of common pleas for Carroll county,
Ohio, and to me directed, will offer for sale at the
door of the court house in CarrolIton,
On Monday the 17tR day Of -4ugust nert,
between the hours of 10 o'clock, \. NJ and O'Clock
p NJ. of said day, the following real estate to wit
Lot No. 80 in the town of Malvern, in said county,
Taken in execution and will be sold by
L. MCGUIRE, Sheriff.
July II, lS46-40-5t. Pr fee 81 30.
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TO the Wings Of Carroll County!
FELLOW-CTTIZENS:

The undersigned, in pursuance Of their
duty as your Central Committee, and in view Of
the approaching Annual Election, think proper
TO call upon you to assemble at the Court House,
in Cauollton,
On Saturday the Slh day Of August next
at o'clock, p. NJ, en- mass, to nominate candi-
dates for the various offices to be filled at our ap-
preaching Annual Election. If the people of
any Of the townships prefer meeting in a town.
ship capacity, to appoint committee to attend
the Convention to be holden on the 9Th. we
would recommend the following as suitable
places for the different townships to hold their
primary meetings:
In Monroe township, at the house Of Jacob
Allbaugh-Orangc, at Henry fuckers in Lees
burg-Rose, al Simeon Mauin's-IIarrison at
Harrsburgh-Union, at James McCour's-
Perry, at Perrysylle-Lce, at IIarIcm-Fox. al
Mcchanicstown-East, at Norristown-- Augusta,
at Augusa-Washington, at Joseph FigIcy's-
Brown, at Troy-Ccnuo, at Carrollton-Lou-
don, at Kgorc.
1t would be advisable (for those who adopt
the township meetings) TO assemble at the above
places on Friday the 7lh Of August.
ROBERT KENNEDY,
DANIEL WARD,
CHARLES ELSON,
JAMES NJ. DAVIS,
T. w. COLLIER,
Hhig Central Committee.
July II, 1876.
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q r.lsT, az LElNIENS

REMAINING in the Post Office at Carrollton, Ohio
II July the lst, A. D. 1916.
Arbucke, George Haines, Samuel Rowe, William
Barkhard, John Howey, E. Reed, William
Boyle, Thomas Iiof, d. f. Rudolph, DR..
Banhson, n. Hewett, Samuel Semple, A. w.
Beatty James Johnson, Geo. ? Stanley, John
Bracken, John Jackson, Kendall Scott, John
Clark, S. w. Lahm, Samuel Smith, David
Cable, Joseph Maple, John Sr. Smith, Jas. Esq
Davis, james Moreland, John Stewart, Thomas
Danasan. Jas Miller, Joseph or Shafter, Timothy
Everett, William Hester Fife, Snder, Jesse
Fligle, Jacob Mlfet, Samuel Sickler, Gilbert
Grinder Jacob Neely, George Thompson, Fred.
Garne1 sShn Nevin, William Teunent, c. j.
nuntSlf ". A. Pitts, John Taylor,J S.
Heroic, ,Mchael2 Pease. H. up Vanhorn, Thomas
Hays, Henry H. A, STlDGER, ?. NJ.
By Jos-FR Dell, Assistant,
JUL 10, lsls-33-3t. ..-,
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slIERFF's sALE.

~ virtue " ta9 wri,s Of vendi,iOn cxponas, issu-
- et out Of The court Uf common pleas Of STARK
county, Ohio, and % mc directed, sill oeF l1r sals
n tie town of Malvern, CauOi county, 0hio.
On M0aday i.e 27A day ef JAG, ig46,
between The hours Of I0oclock, 4 M and o'clock
p w. O. sai day. tie iOl.1v.u ing goods and ehattola.
% Wit Cle grrv mare, one brown horse one two horse
'aguu, "a. -et oi E4rsc gears, two COWS, sc. Ta-
ken ia execution and Wil. he sold bv
7. MCGUIRE, Sheriff.
Is.y Il, 1876. p. fee ST.
AlSO.-Af The same tine and place. win offer
ilr sa.l tC i0aa ine goods aut galleis 70 wit: one
tEsss..Es ua- .ge onstaJ horse wagon, one 2 horse
1rr.a. aaa s.- oI harness, one horse creature, one
cga, aa. u..e lead u. sheep. Taken IN execution
end H D. s.a y H. MCGUIRE, Sheriff.
joy n. 1915. Pr. free 81.
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CAsIUs M. Clay commands a company of cav
airy in the Kentucky volunteers, en- route to the
Rio Grande. HENRY CLAY, Jr., son of Hon.
Henry Clay, is Lieutenant Colonel in one of
the Kentucky Regiments.
A son Of Daniel Webster has raised compa-
ny of volunteers in Boston, ready to march when
ordered.
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!aly IL 1876. Pr fee 81.
SIlERTF.s SALE.

Samuel Hejsv ard Nancy Cunningham
Executors y. William cunningham, decd In Chan
( CerV.
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4 RARE cuANcE I'd erBScIRE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-14

with pnblic opinion to pm, down this odious
custom altogethe An event 50 mouruiul
IA all IT. asl~cts, 50 whitening IN all ia Ell
iccts; 50 ghastly in It's attributes should en-
tighten ot alarm public opiUion into the
adoption OF more Christian uul CIVILIZED
views. lsa richer Offering required,..a uoblcr
sacrifice needed. or a prOuder Tribute wanted
Ia slt,aie a demon which in the name of hon
or, has erected a tribunal who's, Judgment seat
~ par, |; with gore. who's fiat Is borne b.
the m ,sscngcr oi DEATH Take the tragedy of
yesterday a. an illustration oi The saniions OF
iiouor. j. amy one better ior the sacrifice
IL an "a hippivri l. any one conteu,ed
with the resllti Askih e deal and silence il
the answer. ASK the i X. aml the bpcsen
accents OF woe are a r,spOnss. III tierclIved
upol the face of IA, car,h, on, nuu, woman
OF child who was made better, happier, or ia
anf way benefited by the death of young
Ma ~, II would b.. to the extent. an aTglinent
M favor vi the savage onical OF the dlcl.
There i none such. But who can weigh in
in The scales oi human feeling The amount OF
snIeTing-ihc most acute, uiterserycd. and
abiding dis,rcsS-proJaccd by AZ. Dueliing.
un la oar Constitution, il or olght to b. obso-
.ls.e. Reason condemns n. religion sp lgiiS II,
charity rejects IL. ltis rcpugnani tociviliz ,tion,
fatal TO Christian sentiment. and destiu tive
50 illam mil :. Whilst It's tAiemitis = de-
syroy tbs earthly happiness OF themselves, 4
nt 10 ity only gates such as having no quail
iiy to excite the admiration OF mankind, be-
smear themselves with blooi TO awaken in
icrcst with childhood und fools.
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TO MoTHERs.-The dif6cul,y viii

TO MoTHERS.-The difficulty which
every mothers experiences in administering
medicine TO infants, is entirely obvisted by DIR.
Clickener's preparation. called the Sugar
Coated Vegetable Purgstive Pill. The pill ia
encrusted with fine white sugar, so that ii
resembles and tastes like a sugar plum which
no child ever yet refused 10 swallow. For
been used with excellent effect in ca ses OF
teathing. The matron OF the Farm School
writes To DR.. Clickener, that she has used fos
some tune, his Sugss-coated pill in both these
complaints, and always with entire success.
For agents see advertisement IL febl0
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MORE PROOF.

DARttsSror. Beaver co. Ps Feb'y 1899.
Dr. ID JAYNE-Dsas S1 NY huIe soa, when
shon. i~O N Inths cid. was se'sed sifh a bowel
complain. IL continued fof two weeks ~i,l,sal
i"iefmissinD. and mis- nhsisndiag he remedies
pre,cubed by = fsspeetahis glysirias ws gsve up
The child a victim az we saprr 81 " . fatsi dlsssse.
Bat ! prov,denbsliy heafj ~ 'Jsyns's Csfminsuye !.
az sn ehecigsi ruse fof howell fssnpla ~, snd ,s.
eedisielJ dspaivhsd q messenger 70 . iows seven.
zen miles 81 fof = houls ~ she zee 81 ,his ned.
'e'Bs, ." les than ihiuy SIS hsass he disease was
Checked. AID ny - orsissan' zee &c . Few dsys the
Guild was fe-'ofed 10 PsSieci hssi'h sbsuiy sitter
Hls here occurred q siR,iss e-ss ln 0as ~ The
is@tii-s of nv congregation. prescribed Jsyneis
'str'nsiive' sed he fe.sli sss . spe<dy cnfe.
The sane child, owing 10 Ftposuss, when ~
Gently cutnsns ap the Ohio. wss siiseksa ~ lhsl
hotuhiT ms'SJY Crap. We lsbdeJ In he nishi
~ bssyef Fani, and when oaF fsas wsse slafrsd
ct ihe hoafss ssPulehrsl coush YES he fossrpsasr
~ desih. We gave him q Tee spaoofsl % youf ~
P'eiofsni. sDd srrlies soine linimsnl 10 he hrs,
and breast snd begofe many miaases The hossss.
nes was snbe. ise child bfesihed Treiy end slep,
s"eelY Owing 70 these circumstance u essso,
Ne wondered ~ viz ! have 20 high ss spsnsn 81
fouf "1sdicinss. asd While 7 advise even 6miv "a
heep hen on hsnd. fesdY ff soy constituency.
Rsspeciisily ysara.
ARTHUR h BRADFORD.
fssiff PisshYisHsn Cbuish. n.htsstso. ps
20 sole ~ Do CRUMBACKER I73 Ma,
~ leb ~
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A GREAT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. rail.

uhEh hitney : ralI-
road IL makinga great stir in Europe. Acof-
respondent OF the Washington Union. writing
from Bremsn, rays he has sent . copy of the
gigantic scheme toa membcr Of The Geunanic
Diet, suggesting that it should be forwarded
20 the EMPEROR OF Russia. through Count
Nessrlrode. with thu view OF inducing him
to extend a railroad from Moscow TO the
confines of Chupa. A railroad betting Eu-
rope and Asia ysnd another this continent
would be as good asa Congress OF nations fol
toe preservation OF peace and The promotion
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-14

In a battle !, Is OF as much importance 10
kuow how your opponent bcnrs defeat an
what he designs on entering into battle. We
therefore publish ,he following from III.
Parkcnsbug Gazette, particularly dat sbcut
tip ca~' rn mcmi crs. as a stepping stone Tor
the Editor to hts new battlc on.
The RAILROAD.
Most of our readers will have learned tle
defeat oi the fOtomsc and Ohio Railroad Bill
briOre this sheet rcaclics them. Tioy will
find in another place tr vute ou thc question
OF indefinite pusipoucm az. accompanied by
som remarks at tie Richmond Enanirr
from which paper 1t is extracted. IL will be
seen tlBt those yoiiug for the postponemcni
compose three classes, operated on by dife1.
rnt motives. The hrst ere tIc delegates ffutr
WbeeiiH and counties adjoining Pcnnsyl,a.
ma, II whom We have nothing to say, nj
least Tor the present. The second are ihs
oysters aud chains gcatB mc who ~
ngulafY tO The m~efropoiis." 90 they arr
wont io call the Z by . FIRST city in IA.
state. tor the sake olilae goodlising aud 9th
~ cnJoy nsenis u s0oTds-whose peculis
TASTES hs,c boen fuily minisiCfcd to fof ilr
lest two wintfr- " would noi b. proper p
%Bccusc ticss u' leaving violated iheif con
%scieRcrs as whatever tiey have 1T ilat COM
modify - snpp .ed to b. 6lly employed d,
seeipg 1af night aad justice Is done Ia thei
own stomschs. The lhirl and progahly fs
most uuWcJUus class Hr tliDs who. with u
bpndant cafecity bf iulgiug between inter
est aud duts, and wish fcputatious Al lcas
worth presefving have d~clibcm,eIY chosen :.
Z withhold ffnm : potiiou At their fellow ati
? nensa more legislative facility tor d0ius viii
more convenience, what they have q srlcc
lught 10 10 without IL.
y Amoug the last We sincefsly regret ~ -
ihe nsme, Of 81 4 iegsfes from Gom,Hb y.
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wAsn,xoros. Feb. II.Isl6.

In the Senate sundry bushes, OF mimpor-
tmt nature was t~nsaciel |. and the Senate
then went into committee on the Oregon
question. Mr.. Allen concluded his remarks.
aud Mr.. Clayton obtained The floor whcn the
Senate adjourned.
In the House the Revolutionary Pension
Bill was discussed as the orler OF the day.
RIGHT OF wAY.-ln the Pennsylvania
Senate, oa Tuesday. the vote was iAkes on
the motion To postpone ~,"i.6niiely the bill
granting the right of way TO the bOn>s-aore aud
Ohio Railroad Company. The Senate neg
lived tho motion by 2o nays to 3 yeas. Fur
Their discussion oa the Bill Was then dcierrcs
at the suggestion OF Mr.. Gibbons. who init
mated his intention to ofer some amendment
to IL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-14

DlED-0n Thursday Evening February the
18th at 9 o'clock Miss Eliza J. Cox. daughter
of Friend Cox Esq, of Tyler County, aged
nineteen years two months. The funeral will
proceed ON this, Saturday morning) at 10 o.
clock A. NJ. from the residence Of her Brother
in law, Mr.. John Yamall, on Fourth street,
up the river 10 the family burying ground on
the farm of Andrew r. Woods, Esq.
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There am fifteen hundred applicants for m

There am fiftesn hundred applicants for tho
offers In the two mounted regiments that
Congress has decided To nise. Mr.. Black o,
South Carolina. who i on the military Com
miitee. says that h- is nsionished at the num-
Der O. applications which are pouring in from
meri,orious and capable men, for the mos,
part for the ofiices.in these two regiments. lie
says that good and competent officers would
be readily found sufficient Tor an army of five
hundred thousand men! One would be spt &c
think that this did not look much rs ii on
countrymcn feared TO encounter wsr.-Akr
Gas.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-14

The Convention question was finally dis-
po-e,t Of ia - Virginia HOUSE of Delegates
on Tuesday. The proposition that the Con
vsnticn should be oyanisei on the white tssis
OF Misrepresentation, was ncga,i,ed, yeas 81, nays
"a. TIE Bill was then indefinitely pos,pcn-
ell, by av tc OF s. to &c.
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AIR OIL BAlR CT -0iesn'. .a..,-.
~ ks's sren'st besrs OF. % osisbns.s lad.
~ o. = ne Ssnsfs esisSfsied Essssh Msesssst q
y : 'si"ss's fssiise ea The sfo~'h sud pgesss.
sfvsiitB Of he hsn supsf,s n~af. Oa az
~feflsnesi stBa Psf.sn Ro.s q & Ro~l,o5. a..
ssss.' % o. bssd snd 80 ssls by
U~OKNBgOOE. vsfssiy Msfshsn,s.
Eolp higas0S 81. Wheeling W.
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MARRiED-on the 10th inst. a, West
Alexander. Ma. JOSEPH vERMIIAON to
Miss MARY WOOD, both Of Ohio county.
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RIGHT OF wAY.-ln the Pcnnsyivsni
THE EXPRESS BOAT TO ENGLAND
The New York GsHette Of Tuesday evening

says
The Pilot Boat ". J. Ro,ser left her birth
at the foo, Of Rutgers street. yesterday Dol
and came ropnd to the North River. when she
stood of aud on until the arrival Of the South
cm mail-a small boat from the shore then
boarded her with the correspondence between
Messrs. Buchanan and ~rakenham, and be-
tween 2 aud 3 r. NJ. she started upon her
voyage to Liverpool, with a fair breeze abou,
por-west by west.
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A SHIP AND CARGO BuRyEn.-rh.

Ship Cherokee, Capt. Gushing, OF Boatou
rom this port took fire on tbs morning of
Friday week, while proceeding up the Mis-.
sissippi, SO miles below New 0hcsus i'm tow
OF a steamboat. Ali the passengers were
asleep, and 80 sudden was the alarm that they
barely escaped with their lives, losing all thci,
baggage. The ships bow was immediatel,
run on shore. where she burned TO the water,
edge. The passengers (Aiessrs. +. Is. BurielI
Jno. n. Poimer, +. H.. Terry aud WIN. Rock
were kindly furnished with clothing by IN,
captains OF the other vessels in tow, aud pro
eeeded TO N. o. The crew Of the Cherokee
also came up on the Cameo.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-14

POLICE Toe number Of pefsons brought
before tie SupfntendentOf Police in Quebcc.
from The ln q January TO tbs 3istof Deceis.
bsf. 1915 wa 3i37.
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NO. 100 A STREET.

wv. ttv MAIN
ME SUBSCRIBERS .tsshl again call the
s~iiensioo of their cnssamers aud tho pnblie
generally 10 their siork Of s-fk. as ,hes have lost
received fem Philadelpbis an additional supply Of
STOCK and an assortment of everything usually
kep, % such en- establishment. They have la.
DIS ard CENTLEMEN'S SADDLES Of a fer
eot grsees ssd %qual1Iies. Also q vsriety Of BRI.
DLts and MARTiNGALEs; CARRIAGE HAIR.
MSS single and double. sssiern ssyls; commna
% do; Wagon d. Cart do; common and 6ne COL
LARS rssee chains. . good article; Hsaes &c &c
Carriage. Bsggy, Cert. Riding snd wsszon whis.
% dafsfenl kind.j Siege, Bssgy. Drosers' and wsr.
sos WHIP LAsnEs.
IRON FRAME HARD LEATHER TRUNKS.
With Lasssieh's palen, inside loch. anI other iw
pfsvsnea's of the latest sI 10. both &c Ladle. aud
Ges,Iemen. -
Hssdsss< ~iaisqiien ,eomaos iesfhsr & Asf, tgs.l,
lm'is'ioo sDd lion f,ne Hard Lsashes v.atsr.
snd Saddle Bag. Csrrss n,g+ sorse npos,sd an.
Of : s"psf,ns kiDd sh< hsi-b. lo wheh ws cell "A. ~.
'est'o" Of those = tshipg ip purchase q ps.ms ANGLE
boAsEr TacsEs Caspsl ssieksis snJ R,.l.,.
HI"fse bfu.i -. Csoy.combs. Csrds. AZ e.
They sill also make 70 order sps ihinr N be-,
Ire o. business without dsis, and sfsss ~ ME.
rai - esn Be bad. aud ~ h, pties, OJ 80
rRosErLS saJ NEATLY REPAIRED.
Jhs"kisl iof past hson ihey ssrsesifg ,ass.,
he eoniisuaDce Of TIE sane.
ss 10 NICoLL a CARR.
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INFoRTAAT-TnE NV T.arrr--TLe

lAIoGTAAT-TnE INV rsRrrr-The
Washington o~osfssponls nee Of The rhnaaei-
gais NoEa American says he committee OF
wo} and mesns % sac hovss OF Representa-
''aa has neflcctci the new ,oril bill, and
that it viii De brought before the house in a
few days. 1t is proposed thai il shall 20 into
operation IN the LIST OF October next. The
revenue basishas seen consulted throughout.
though there may Dc occiiem.al de,iaiions
favorable TO protection.
IL has been decided TO discontinue bounties
"a fishing vessels. and TO sllow no drawbacks
h r'sfter, on spirits distilled rom foreign mo.
lasScs, rehnsd sugar, and sal, used in packing
hsh.
The following rates have been adopted To-
the articles stated:
Iron OF all kinds, 30 pr CT. dd ~ra!0rem
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-14

The esemi sa'icn Of Dr.. Hatch. Of Rochcs.
ger, y. Y o. tbe express Robbery Of ldy.
ipEston & Wells. hes resulted IN his bins
committed ioT ldal in default OF sl0. OO0
bonds.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-14

Another experiment with the Bcochiei wa
ter was performed yesterday afternoon by DIR.
Pinkncy. Of the u. s. Navy, assisted by the
same gentlemen who were with him Ia the
first experiment. students In the anniversary
OF Maryland. The subject was a sheen. and
three iourihs. OF the calibre OF the carotid artery
were severed. The siypic was immediately
applied. aud with SUCCESS equal 10 that ON the
first trial. The sheep whose artery was en-
tirely severed on Monday afternoon is doing
well and will be slaughtered in a few days
with q view of sscerUining II the action Of
the water di,ninishss the size Of the interior
OF fhs artery. A numbsr OF medical gfu-
ticmen and others were present and ex-
pressed themselves highly gmtnhed with the
2peatiop. We may add that a quantity oil
ploou ssoni'isn 70 the action OF The styptie
aud entirely exempt from the action Of ths
atmosphere. coagulsted In less than a minute
retaining when emp,ied the form OF the glas,
into which IL had been poured.