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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-05

STEAMBOAT LOSr Tie aasm.f p.
Thomls T Watson, Capt Main. tom Sos,
Orleans Ter Auaapas struck .nsg on &c.
mofnlns 81 tbe I6ih inst iofty ulls- down
TIE Atchaialaya. ln ~ feet water N5F,,.
were lost. bot zoe boat and csrLg uef. total
~ losli boih partially insured.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-05

DILEASE OF CAPT. WHITE ON o.
'c'mrd ig,l1w Citizen, Capt ~. WLl.
s't'r lic oi honorable usefulness. was ,..
tf''F 'oIsi-ggd Ia iae tumb. iicvas a .,,.,i,
l.'.-7.h 90 OIL ihose bdgu quaids, Which
'.'''' 'i,Htn--m sit6i iute4iy g.u,..l.
~ '.I',' "'l idd. moirHy which ctrf rlnr.
,-.'l.' '''' wpn1--S, Loas Rff So,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-05
rHEwHIG MEETING ArculMcoIuE

THEWIIIG MEETING AT CuIMCoIuE
Speaking Of Mr. Bsbb speech at Chuncouis
the Scio,a Gazette sayS.
'Noull 90 Heaven that every man in u,s
district, OF al partics-couli have III ti,,,,
Had they done 81. ha would have sweet az.
country by Wing majority --oomp,r.d viii,
which That OF 1910 and 1914 would .itk iuir
insigniiicance As IL j. every man ,,fnf y,
way satisfied, and ia glorious spirit. New
er, exclaimed a veteran Wing whose hair f.
grey with his irests of many winters. .ucyc
shall render vote SD chrcYluily as s'Isl
Tor this bold, this noble hearted man Nou,
10 God had thousand To give him. Surl
was the feeling that prevailed all hrafis."
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-05

LIST OF letters remaining the post Office
at Wheeling on the lstday of Oct. 1916.
Persons calling for any of the above let
ters viii please say they are advertised, or
they may not receive them.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-05

RIVER NEWS --.fhe Louisville journal
learns irOm the Tom hiGkmaa thst tbe Nsf.
che P@lrie Bird. Llien. Judge Mclean. Col.
ofado, iucsian, Arkansss No. 3. Tom Cor.
WIN ana Jas Pitcher arc aground at Finn b.
iand and Oil creek, ,lr North Am,rrs aa.l
.wo Other boais GO Three mile, tle Lon.
IhtllIprc at Use ChJiu.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-05

nc iuloWing FdragD IN,
beautiful both ia word All sentiment. is from
'h' Philadelphia U. $. Gazette OF Yesterday.
The season OF winter il coming with gentle.
ness upon us --and perhaps, the first monition
OF ATS presence was ia tie shprp air and chill
ness 81 Saturday morning .-rhe nuoa.d,y
bIcaihes OF the pleasintness of autumn. and
'h' nights scarcely aflorl us reason 20 say that
HEY ar cool. The foliage Is still green and
'esA' anu nilnc wcars the look OF ltc. not
!e' colA'mned 10 sudden decay. Il i, sea-
son l' oe lhiuhut ior--lof ths ppor who ar.
no' pTp'ls.l against llie wintfy blast aul u
ihc rieh. who cannot hide the pirrciug Wind.
'l@i lends % ruidy glow 10 tic check ot health.
a'd mahe 90 robust stronger yet. To those
Mh''ie 90 ara.,h dll SEASONS are acceptable.
ann ii-uflaucss should b. the return iur
'1ch-1 ihr weather we fc ENJOYING makes
as holl believe ihlt
- Winter Numbering in Che open ar.
% dreaming iu Che lap Of Spdng
DEFGAUDiNG 4 WATER COMPANY.
The oqutd1ct Company al Boston, which
supplies the uty with soft water have dis
covered ihat tlr cause of failure iu the a.
sgdl supply oil water VAS that one of the logs
oil iha .qJcdult bad been tapped fof the pur-
pose OF supplying d tanning establishment
near the monument ia South Danvcrs, uccu-
pied hy Mr.. A. SOuthwick. The pipe was
capable OF drawing oil ten gallons OF water a
minute. or more than II 900 gallons every
- hours. Not satisfied with TINS, the thieI
had let out right lo one OF his neighbors
Who, ignorant OF the source from which he
water came had also been furnished with the
stolen water.
Nfw Iork Episcopal Contention. -Tbi,
body ~ ln sd ssIOn 10 The city of New York
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-05

Nfp Iork Episcopal onoeaiion.-This
body - ih session 10 the city of New York.
ans ais proceedings will likely be of au excl
un1 chamcier-ihe Bishops suldry being the
bone OF contention. The Philadelphia SUI
SAYS:
The position ia which ihc decision Of the
Bench oi Bishops placed the nominal dioce-
sAh oi New York, is one OF kind to divide
oW"i'H in the church, one party boiling shat
thc deprivation OF power tocxercise the tunc.
lions 81 thc office works forfeiture of salary.
ant the other claiming that, while actually in
ONCE though "a q acting oihdilly tile 80, i.
a'y OF the office tssall payable.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-08-26
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Il AoSAs 1y ita present editor, commenced Ia I'm.
leenth volume op the Alb Of March, le43 49,
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will also be given portrait Of isahion, tes
Northern champion, ami such other mRgni6cent
embellishments a. will hereafter be detelmined
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The spirit on tie Timess il % ven kDown
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Less than 60 words win be considered half 4
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The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-08-26

ARRow ROOT.-Take one large table
spoonful Of arrow roo. and q pint Of waller,
Nix the arrow root thoroughly intoa paste,
with title Of the water, and lei & stand
covered for g few minutes stir this into
the YemaindeT Of the water, while boiling,
aRdl Continue the boiling for a lew minutes
live to ten ; sWeeten with loafsugar, and
add nutmeg, lemon juice, or wine if proper.
Il may Be boiled with milk instead Of We.
ter, il suited TO the patient. Jelly may Be
made 81 increasing tie quantity Of arrow
root
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-08-26

INDIAN MILK BREAKFAsr CAKEs.-Pour
boiling water into quart Of yellow corn
meal /; stir il until It is wet then add two
well-beaten eggs, and milk enough to make
q thick batter /; measure small teaspoon.
Gul Of dry sal@ratus, and dissolve itin warm
water, and put it to the batter with the
same quantity Of salt butter square tin
pan, gil them two thirds full, and bake in
a quick oven; when done, cut il in small
squares, and serve hot.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-08-26

q BEEE TEA.-Take Of the lean Of fesk,
juicy beef cui into small pieces. one tea.
cuplnl put & INFO = clean ponor bottle
add teacupn oi water. and sail sufficient
% season 6. Cork the boisle. and suspend
Il ia keiile Of wafer boil he water IA
which tie boals L thus pui, from one q
two hours lake o1i he bottle, ard drain
the liquid viii ofciblo pressure. eaics,
may Be addsd bsiore boillns. & desired.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-08-26

GRuEL.-Take two large table spoons.
fuI OF meal, add quart Of water. Pour
small portion Of the water on the meal, and
mir them thoroughly together, until every
particle Of the meal is moistened; then stir
this into the remainder Of the quart Of wa
ter at boiling heat; boil for twenty min
utes, stirring al the while, and addidg 4
litlle sab. Strain the Cruel, sweeten, and
add wine. nutmeg, &C., according to cir.
eulnstances.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-08-26

VIM WHEY. Boil pint Of milk ;
while boiling, pour in glass Of cherry OF
madeira, wine letit again boil, then take
it from the fire, and set it aside to stand for
a few minutes, but do not stir i then re.
move the curd, fit has completely formed.
and poured the clear whey into bowl and
sweeten il. II wine is too exciting, whey
may be made BY using lemon juice in its
place.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-08-26

AnC - A~~e- N II ~
cosDrisiaq 4 general introductory outline
" anipersal Rislcry, ancien ard modern,
and q series 81 sspaais histories fer.
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By sAMunIMAUNDR The History Of
America, edited BY JOHN INMAN.
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with clear 4, pe, illustrated with BEAU fIFUL
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--of inestimable value to auy one who wishea
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that exid' asWell as more particularly Of the
very recent exciting events and present political
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The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-08-26
PREPARATIONS FOR THE SICK.

To PREPARE BARLEY WATER.-Take
TWO ounces Ofpearl barley, wash it in cold
water; then pour on it halfa pint of water,
boil Tor few minutes, and pour off the wa.
ter, and throw it away; take two quarts Of
pure water, bring it to boiling heat, then
add the barley, and boil until the LIQUID is
reduced to one halt Strain of the liquid,
and add sugar and seasoning as described.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-08-26

RICE PASTE. CAKEs.-Rub three ounces
OF butter into half a pound Of rice -four,
moisten it with water, work it well, and
roll i out thiR ; then cut il in small cakes,
and bake il in quick oven.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-08-26

MUFFENs.--Mix two pounds ofAour with
a pint Of warm milk, two eggs we'll beaten,
half spoonful Of melted butter, and half 1
gill Of yeast stir it well together, and set
It in warm place for two hours, then
bake On griddle in rings twO-thirds full !;
then when one side il done, turn the other.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-08-26
REcEIPTa

INDIAN MUFFTNs. boiling water
into . quart Of yellow cotn.meal, stir i
well, let il Be q thick batter; when il il
cooled little, add to Il a tablespoonful Of
yeast, two eggs well-beaten, and a tea.
spoonful Of salt setit in warm place to
rise, Tor two hours then butter square tin
pans, two.thirds Gil them, and bake IN 4
quick-Oven when done, serve hot, cut ia
squares. Or bake as wheat mullins.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-08-26

CRUMPETs.-Put half a gill Of yeast into
quart Of warm milk, with teaspoonGll
OF salt; stir in -four to make a good batter;
set it in a warm place to rise when light
add q cup Of melted butter, and bake as
mullins.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-08-26

CRAcKERs.-One pound Of -four, and
twO ounces Of butter, mixed to a stifFpasle
with milk beat it smooth with the rolling
pin, then roll il thin, and cut it in round or
square cakes; prick each with fork, and
bake on tins.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-08-26

SAeo.-Take two table spooniuls Of
sage wash Il thoroughly, and let it soak
for al hour; then put it into pint Of fresh
water, and let i boil gently until perfectly
softened. Add lemon, nutmeg or wine, as
may be proper, and strain through cloth
or seiVe.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-08-26

RICK GRUEL.-Take table spoonful Of
rice, and boil it 10 pint Ofwater for three
quarters Of an hour add spices,,tO make it
agreeable, and strain II. Sweeten with
loaf sugar. Milk May be used instead Of
the water, when admissible.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-08-26
ForSale.

A NEW. and a Second handed 2 horse
"A wagon for sale, cash or good mich
cows will be taken 10 paymental the Brick
Sable.
BLACKMAN, SCOTT g. co.
May 18th, 1916. 81
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-08-26
TO ALL.
Travellers, Planters & Traders.
Prices Reduced.

SINGLE Feed for horse, 80 CITE.
~ "a e nghl g. morning, so 's
f" /" g. day, Is {"
Horse feed BY the week per day, so q
Single feedof hay or fodder only, Is !"
Boarding horses paid ia money ia advance
per month, $40 90
(" hOTses paid in money atthe
expiration, 10 90
I" horses if not paid at The expi-
ration, Is 90
and will be sold fof charges At our option.
We have also mads arrangements that
persons Stopping wnh US, can be sccommo-
daied At good houses, with good bedrooms
and beds Al the reduced prices of
Single meals, supper bFsaklasfor dinner 80
Logging, supper. breakfast & diuear, IS
Weekly and monlhly boarding a lower
ratios. Buggies, horses and baggage sent
10 and from any hotel % other place 10 the
city without extra chargslo those blOping
With up.
Horses, mules, neEroeeanc cher proper
y. bought sod cold On commission, Pre-
,eeds on properly subject only 10 the or
Ter Of these placing he same 10 our poe
session. INSTRUCTIONS strictly adhered 10
Il ire Yszoo CITY Brick Stable.
BLACKtiAN, SCOTT a. co.
Msy 10, 1916. 80.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-08-26
THE UNION.

tJr No attention win Be rsid % any order,
unis's the money accompanies il.
Or Those drsiring complete ronifs of ths
CougIesi0nal Unioa and Appendix win pIease
ssnd % iheir pamea previous 70 the fni day 81
Disbursement
or We viii willingly pay the postage o. an
Ieiter' seni @ us containing Five Dollars and
upWards Oiher letters directed % us, WITH ihe
posiags unpaid, vii not Be taken out al the 81.
dee.
RICHIE q HESS.
Wn,hingion. Augu.i ], lsts.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-08-26
Negroesl Negroesl!

wy0R uis at tss Brick Stale. fe
n pariicolau apply 70
b1AcKliAN. SCOTT SEQ
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-08-26
THE VIM HOTEL.
EMREM GERRY

IN is undersigned takes this method Of inIor.
y ming the travelling public that be has Sc.
come ihe proprietor Of TIE we'll known Tavsrn
stand iofmariy occupied 81 Mu Whitman.
AID haeing B, 6iied and placed Il IN comDiels
order, &. now nlly prepared % render entire
salislaction e ell Who may eau on him. EIi,
table eill bs oonstantiF snpplied with an he
subsiantiall and delicaeisi that TIE market can
adard. Every comfort and attention which ~
psr,onal efforts can furnish aiil Sc strictly ~
oheerfully given 20 his guests. HE bils Win ~
modsfale end latiliaclorg-h ass staai, atlrn.
lives and nothing let und0no % nste ~,
VIM HOTEL enphatirallY ths Tnerlltr,.
hone. N was
Dscnbsr ~ lsiS Ios
AT THE KAzOO CITY LIVERY sraprr
a L0rof Second handed Buggy art bor,
"A wagon harness, 90 lals ~
Juns ., 1895.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-08-26

an THE YAzoO CITY Livery sTABIl.
% GOOD. vel broke pair Of hone, lor family
- Gee, i6l taio ~
BRAKEMAN, SCOTT 4 co.
June q, iste- 81
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-08-26

49,. - J, Isls.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-08-26

or For TIE accommodation ofthos5 who de-
sire paper printed At the seat Of government
during the session 81 Congress only, We will flrn-
ihh them the ExTRA UNION as follows;
ssni-Weehly, copy "a 50 Weekly, oopp 81 %
q e0pis' 400 +" IS copies . 90
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CITY DESPATCH POST.

II HVHE YIN DER SIGN Ep, DESTROYS ct helnR
n useful to his fellow citizens. hegS Ia nfatm thrm
hat he has established a "Cjy De pdth POst'' smi-
ar to those in the other iugt COnImrIcia cites of
he Union, by which persons, tar u"st distant
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without delay trouble and at very smal Expense
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Philadelphia aud Boston, and j. now sustained aud
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nd industry can do 10 make It a convenient and
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AMUSEM ENl'S.
FRONT STREET THEATRE.

NAT IL. BURTON respectfully announces to
w the Baltimore public, that the above Cstab-
lishment Will open for
II SHORT SEASON
THIS thursday EVENING, JAN. 29h, 1876,
With The entire Company fToul the
CHESTNUT STREET THEATRE PUItAp
Comprising the best Dramatic Talent in the country.
MIR N. a. ADAMS.
The Distinguished American Tragedian, whose re-
Cent engagements at Philadelphia and New York
nave been attended with the greatest success at
tracing ed houses, and exciting the highest
Enthusiasm, IL engaged for Fire Nights only He will
appear on THURSDAY in the pOpnlar character of
VIkGINEUS,
THE LlBERATOR OF ROME
iciLus, Mr.. Fredencks. Dentatus, Mr.. j. Scott,
Virginia, Miss A. FISHER.
AFTER which, a new Farce, never acted here,
THE TRUMPETER'S DAUGHTER
The characters by Mr.. G.. HOWARD, his first appear-
ance here; Mr.. DUNN; MI ]. GREENE, and Mrs O.
HOWARD, late Miss ROSina Shaw.
10 conclude with the laughable Farce of
PETER WHITE.
In which Mr. OWENS will make his first appear
ance at this Theatre.
MIR. ANDERSON,
The Justly celebrated Tragedan, Is daily expected
iIom Europe. Tie will appear during the season.
CO Mr.. and Mrs SEGUIN and Mr.. FRAZER will
shortly appear in the Opera Of the Bohemian Girl.
Us Boxes, first tier 50 2d and Sd tiers 25 cts
Plt n cents COOred Gallery 25 cts. 1t
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BALTIMORE MUSEUM

AND GALLERY OF THE FINE ARTS,
CORNER OF BALTIMORE Il C.4LVERT- SITS,
IMPORTANT ALTERATIONl
90 Day Visiters admitted in the evening FREE,
benefit nights.
VHNHis EVENING, Jan, 29,h, will be performed
FORTY THIEVES Musiapha, MI. JOHN
SEE ron Coeia Bl ia, Mrs. WATTS.
DanciAg-hy Miss CANNON.
10 conclude with HE'S OUT AGAIN. Jonathan
Jones, Mr. WESTERN
no SATURDAY AFTERNOON ENTERTAIN
NEVIS, commencing at 3 O'Clock, Each WEEK
GREAT WESTERN in comedy OF Jonathan Slick
steam Engine, Yankee Slsry, Down East Reel, &c
assisted by Mrs. Wilkinson, Mr.. J. o. Seton and Mr.
Johnston.
G3~FUr particulars see small bills.
20 Admlttance - cts, children under 10 years of
age l2s cents. Saloon performance to commence at
Il O'Clock precisely. II
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-01-29
THOMAS PHENIX, spc'y.
DR. JOHN K W.DJINBAI
NOW FOR BARGAINS!
AUR ENTIRE STOCK OF GOODS

W bought the most reasonable terms, consisting
OF CLOTHS, GASSlhIERES, JEANS, SATTI-
NETS, &C, of every quality ard color, viii he dis
posed of for cash, aud all who wish to supply
them, elves 30 per cent. less than The usual price,
will do we'll to call at the cheap cash store,
No. 80 MARKET STREET.
Also. n choice selection of WINTER GOODS, OF
every description, which will be sold at cost, viz:
Cacoesi DelaiEes; Cashmeres: Alpacas; Velvets;
HGrn0es Plaid ClOakingS; FIannrs; Shaker knit
Drawers and Wrappers; Shdwls; Blankets; Ticking;
Bleached and Brown Muslins; Shretings; Ginehams;
Paper MusIins; Cambric>; WOding's Spool Cottons!
Veslings and TaiorS' Trimmings; Hollands; Irish
Lineus; Table Diapers! Mermoes, Shirmn!s, &c.
Now is the lime Any thing in our line at cost !!
Fully satisfied that for qualify and style our goods
cannot he beat; and as to our prices defy cOmpe
tiGn A splendid assortment Of Ladies' worsted
Lambs wool and Alpaca nose.
J.LEE WEBSTER s. co.
No. 35 Baltimore street,
jal2 ; doors E of Frederick,