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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-12
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HERR DRIESRacu

N"o lsa nn't'e o. Germany anl = snIs N the h al
I" M 't"' g" Wild beasts lie has been styled by
"'i'S 'he Lon tanner. ara no lfls xp So, h.. ito
before nus IA tanning the largest and nos, ,erriblo
'n ever caught. This hon n nj prcsen, IN ma.
Session oi Raymond AMI wMing. and his rep ted.
y saved The life OF ,he inueph Dnes1aoh whom
eNefc'slng iser', lcopards and other beats an tho
performing cagc.
Dres ach Is he ~oder ofihc world as \ cootr,'.
ger oi henSs, his pet tigers ica,s. together wi,h
noe OF The hons and lcopiri5. have been bohelI
~ niiions Dsieshich actually drives lions n ~,
"es'ei to MS Car hus s1O Niny Tie sn;rsne d,y,-
'y ol man above The natures OF he hrutss.
The m)rll and useful pu -pie, which an exhi.
'n''9 'l'o ih1 can setve are porcoivel ~ AL AMI
ieNow iedsei Ivy all mITllis's an thinking IN M .
nc eAhihii0n serves 10 entertain aud ia.Iruc. oil
u me ~"niron. works uf The ipfame Bsinrasl
: particularly Impressive on the mind of v,uth
nc VIM menngeua IL entirely unexcepiinnnlle
NYmpnd and Wiring'' splendid aaJ Gr,ni. ,hl,,'
,'oi'g'rii Clnvan VIII enter iowa on FrI,v
h'thing preceded hy the BEST BNND m ,ba
nnn'y. Snwn hr TWO TREMENDOUS EI.E-
'dANPS ~ HARNESS
Come view HE prswlers aG ghe f,res,.viII
roc NAt"hs savage ranges ol Tue elrih
Seo bow lhe hand ul GA IA has IA de ,hsm mild.
Nnd S"sHt the riger to mike r,ni f,r mirh
DS'"''H ne ipw y 1dirig DTes14ch eivel
- anne ne aefcest helsl iouujI j,y iha hal Of
Helyet
Ambulance rs ceaIs--Ca.d,cn unIer,en,s,oa
u age, hal Frics
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-12
DIR WINANS,.
BdLSAM OF WILD CHERRY.
AN UNAVAILABLE FAMILY MEDlCJNF +.

vi N rs.
BEING A SURE REMEDt FOR
4 NONSUMPJION IN all ms various forms COINS
~ A>TIihA, BaoNCluTs. GROUP Wko p,se
Cough SPidi'g Of Biood, D,Eeui,y aC Breatt;.S
Poins IN me SIDE aud Breast Influenza. LIVER
COMPLAINTS. Sc
The medical rope rites OF DR. Winana B,lsam nj,
Wild Cherry are fully established in every section
o' me country by su'cess IA curing ihe most m
Scietnio cases al he foregoing rlasa of d,-easca
IN almost every instance where 1t has been per.
severed IN. u has effected rsdlcal cure Although
'n many casts this Bi!sam will all I'D i,nmctore
fehef or nt least. eHeci great change in n Few
days, still q cannot be expected To work miracles
by curing all m SHIRT lime, or 10 restore beai,b
10 irlme hit has been tey 10 fell disease for
years.
Besides. there many sin ges of The same dis
case, that u Is impossible for any physician IL de-
iermne The qcanuty oi medic required 90 erad.
cate H. dhereni periods and forms requiring vary.
ing quantities; hence. IN SoUe single bo,tle
issufcieni. ~hiie Others will require three OF (pu,
70 PR duce The same effect.
All We ask of The pa'itni. is N give our medicine
fair rral. and he may assured Ihut IL will he
productive oiihc mosI hcneGcial results
Patients. 10 taking ihis medicinc need mol restrict
themselves Ms regards diet. except avoiding she
most Indigesiible articles Of ood--snch as sailed
and smoked meat cahhases. oHions. cucumber. nc
They should pay prope s,ienon that their dres,
IS warm. ond AVOID exposing ihemselves ia the IN
ciemencies of The weather. be careful nui To ovel
exercise.
Frequent baihing IN warn hath. and the use q
hah glove ior robhing The Aesh before going Il
bed, Will aid The medfcinn ~ lis effects
The bowels should be kept open with somo gen
We medicine such as ID Wisan's Poor Nun,
PHfs. which will be found much snperior 10 an,
purRst'e pills new ~ nse. and will also aid III,
Bo,sam IN oil affections of The liver
For sale wnveslle and retail wv
g. y IIoRNBROOK. Marrne ST,
nov 90 " Whs.,,n "
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PoSITIvEI.Y FOR aDAys oNLy.
KA I 1ECNfD q. IVAREE(,,S
AND ZOOLOGiCAL EXuIDITION

ONAND LcOIOStCAl. EXHIBITION
! THIS Mammoth Mcnaeerir OF all that - b, an'i
lul and Wild in imnied nature. Is mpe cSivn-iy,
than any ever collected The surface OF the sllbc
being composed OF nearly every existing mcmb,
OF the brute creation. from The continents not unl,
al Americn. but &C Esrppc, Africa aad ASIA. New
Holland anil The lslcs Df The PiciGc
VIII he exhibited ~ Wheeling ON Friday am
Saturday june - and H. 1916 undeT their enof-
o. Pavilion to he erected on Wafer street. nea
Ihe Pupef mii from | click p. IN, uniii 4 oacll
day.
The Wild tenants NJ iho forest. from the huge
and docil, elephant, ;he majestic Ion OF uncN pl0rod
Area, the fierce tiger at me BE gal ilnglcs. he
seanuinl ioopaci. tho playful hut fcrocUus hear.
he genie gaz he. the usefil aud pltfeid camel
tie cu'ousiy striped Zebra the grave r,hhins by.
na, the steaihy panther The slvage vol, tho cuI,
mug FIX. down through all the lesser grldas ore
here hehcld vi h safety. true tn heir Stature NJ,
ime'. but rerlecily mi jet 10 ihe control OF man
he lof| ufcfcation
Fowls q he ar apd reptiles, the most beau iful
rare varied and Danger ol their species alsul
cumor-'d IN th's yalunhc cunH"naji"n, d,scfiptwT'
t. poN erl, and space inn liiaJcd 10 adni, n. Sat-
ice Il To suy il,a The Propuelors nrr OF The olest
standing Il h'ghc,, ccichrly. AMI devoted ycnr,l
oi toll end ease 10 The pterDni coll. G. 1n which
Is pronounced IA Europe pnd America, pcriec,l,
unparalleled
Raymond ard W1r;ns would state that NJ TIE
mendons cApen,e ,hcy hnve retained The services.
Of he celchfaied brave aud powerful
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wINtWS PECTORAL SYRUP OF
fioREHOUND AND ELECAMPANE

a SPEEDY and ,iItctuni Remedy iur Coughs
"a Colds, ll-1 tsenes-. Splitting nf Blood Whoop.
Irg Cough. Group fleuri-y. Bfo,.ch iiIs. Copsump.
lion. Pains and SoreRess OF The Breast and lungs
Asthma a most Distressing diseasc. the sslIsuues
oi which have been sad even 10 he wore thar
,use OF den'h can he cured 10y tie use OF medicine
The symptoms Ut this disease ore, violent seEse
oi consiIic,On oithG chest with a loud. ,heczine
re-pirauow; we hear the patient at some distance
wheeziHg and breathing Such an attack as this
- sOon az comPani,d by n short aud difficult cough
durng which. HE ACE pale ci0rg aicd and pinch.
cdi tie nose and * rem'ies hecrmc cold; the skin
throughout The hody hrcomss rough lram rstrores
sunuf hood ii IN 90 sl,udderng. or scnse ni
creeping Is loit 90 81 iIesent parts Of thc body; and
ihe pAeai io"hs as 4 he diving; he il cold aud
pale and ga-ping Too breath and Ia such agnny from
he wan' oi Al, that one wond ihink him dying -
such an attack os lh,7 may nsi oily few INMATES
~ may last sevefal h"nc. u generally takes place
about he middle oi ihe night and most frequent
on sudden change of The wcniher
For sale hy PRYOR & FAULL. I6l Marker ST.
ap ID
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sSOOO,

Pokumoke River Lai'ciy cla,s No Ii6
To be drawn at Wlimingios on 'rhnr,day Juae 95
1 ct SeO0O OF 2cOO OF 1900 | of 1866
IS Nos-l4 drawn ballots Tickets 50; cori.G.
cate Of 20 wkolss s25--shates in protoriion.
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SMALL ray LOFT RY

SMALL FRY LOFT RY.
ITawsn rs 'ollowsihrsughoni The month al Jnre.
Draws ON Tucsdays--CSpral prize $4,000
Whole Tickets 81; certificate OF package whole.
SIP; shares in proportion
Draws on Thursdays-C Capital prize $4,000
Wl"ie Ttekeis 81; certificates of package " holes
SID shares ire proportion.
DAVIS ON Snuriays--Cnpiiel prize $4,000
Whole Tickets 81; certificate OF paekagr " holes
sid: shares ia proportion.
Address your orders la
N L DORSEY. Wheeling. We
W. The drawings VIII 10 published rcgnlatl,
Ihe Times ard ais "a The Argus Remember
n DoRSEY'S Lucky Office.
may % WugELiNG. W..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-12

P"k"moke River Lomery. class No 100
To he drnwu OF Wilmington. "Wednesday June II
] oisl2OOO ] 81 1000 Of 5000 I Of 1900
70 Nns-l3 ballots Tickets 81; cet,i6ea;e If
&c wholcs s60-shnres ia proportion
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$40 ESQ.
Capital Prize!

Grand Consolidated Lottery Of psiauars 6 Gsors,,
CLASS NO %
To be drawn n, w imingioo. Saturday June 81
4 $4,000 oi $4,000 ] Of 10000 luf 5000
- No--l3 dawn Me- Tickets $40; eetl,G,,,e
% wholes $50, shares iR pfonorliun
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RIAOOOt

Pokomnle River LnII. ~, class No l22
To be dfa~nat Wlmingiun. Fndly June 10
Of $4,000 Of 1000 ] 5000 of 2GOO
7S numbor--l3 ballots. Tickets 81; ceuliirni,
oi 20 "h,les SC0-.hares IN prppounn
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NV WEoLEs ALz
Dh4-GOOisS t0USE !
~ Eaa.s,s.S<cs. Va

] VIZ" OF the sfcai al, -niass- ,,,. .fIsr.sI
~ wheeling 10 Country D.ai,rs and other.
~ 'ae purchase ofiher supplies If Groceries u,,r
"~s'"'cd articles, q audu ii- intimate connss,an
Vim ne Eastern ri,ies f,silnv of rvm anis.a,icn
'',u 'n'y c"inee Of mrfchandise;) a,llionsl In.
10y TOT purchasing Dry Goods an our town. vii
ne acceptable all buyers
! hsv" now engaged IA the tusness--have 20.
'sf'" my Spring Stock of Goods end o,n preparc,l
I" trep Constantly on hand. an Hmplc snrpiy oi
snch goods as are needed by the wholesale deSles;
oeing pnrrhased la the eastern cries al auctnn
'nd niacr"is on the most aec"nai dliiug terms
am here'"fe rfepared tn oti.r rreaict Inducements
To CaShor poDcinni customers. then have hercae,sp
been FIRED 10 tins city. w 4 SELBY
on rs
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Ss7.5OfDy

P"komosc River LOTTERY class No 1911
II lie drawn AT WIlmir gion. Tuesday jan, %
I si'JOO Ia 5000 OF 25O0 lofl720
40 Nos-l4 ballots. Tickets SIS; certificate Of
"a nhpcs s65--sharcs ia proportion.
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WALL PAPEn! WALL pAPEPI

4. iORNBROuK have NO., received
~ 'heirsrrrg stock OF Wall and Window Bind
PnIcf-. Fire Screens Teas rs and B,rsl,rinrs con
'isug N pact OF The following Md c,anprsinr Nh,
m'si compete aud Gncsl ussorlmen Ia be found h
the Wts.
$50 ps fine Froscn uf six d ,iI reni po,,e,ns
500 do 40 aud common Ia II Pansr.
ooO % DO .PsTlor do
Ana from 5OOO I" 40G0 pieces Chamber Papers
on "i lac latest aid nusi insh,ouahle ~, Ios
joy ps WIDE Curtain Peper OF various patterns
$50 do Paris green 90
100 do common do do
Our sutk hos been purchased in New York md
r"'adeinbia, and we nre deIermit cd NOT io he
beaten ia ohcapness Country Merchants are ia,,.
Ted IL examine our stock. urd they all find bar
gains al The variety store. Monroe ST. Wheeling
may 30
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MORE NEW NovETS

VIE RIA NSoMRD BRIDE, Master OF Ian,
lord Freaks Of Cupid, Eogland s. Wales.
by G Knhl. Tarar Chef; The pne,on II ack
smith Commander OF Maha. by Fneena Su,.
Lady OF Mi an, by Miss Thomps,u; Constance;
The Dead Boxei; De Cu'aver; |. z OF Prisa.
teer>man, Captain Maryalt; The Mo.he-. by
Arthur; Mari De C il5rd; The Lady Of he
Gu by log shsm; Dwarf OF the Chanae,
me iaeognrc; The Car ta'n's Daughter by G D
Hebbe, l. L n; Just rec d and for sale oy
june w RORR
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So0-Nnny

POkomeke Riser Lottery Of nj ciass 1913
IT. De drawn at Niim'nelon. Mund,y June 30
1 OF SSOOOO Of 10000 l OF 1000 | of $500
66 Nus 10 dIswn bau,s. Ti,keIs IS; cenili-
cate oi % u hoies Sos shares ia PtoIuftion
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Egen du .HRneic CIofhfl,g:

All of ,his Sprins's make and not the accumulation
OF an old stock OF eight or ten years sinnding. I
assure The public or those who psropze me- that
oil my garments made in the nirs style OF eood
Goods. AID viii warrant my work TO CT. and ior
Low PRICES can't Toe heat Cull nj the Crtal
Central Route Clothing Store for bARGAtNs
sp 30 q NJ ADAMS
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FROm NAV yOprk

fhlLADElIHlA AND BALTIMORE.
n "a u WILL noiuy oar Customers. and Ike.
! Nv wise All pers"ns Wishing 10 puschps. ~,
ihing m the Or, esod- line. ihu we have c.,su,nen
cod receiving sscOn. sins Cor he sea~n :, hirl
!. very la.ce Tnoss we have. already rece,,e
are principally ladies' dress goods We do ma,
hesitate moment IN saying that we have This ,l,,
oper ed snnsc OF the ,ichssi I,ess goais We have
ever had The pleasure OF oT-rirg 10 our fns,,
We have received a lew pieces OF fincy Cashmere.
and likewise s""e OF The hanfsomes, ycsiines
that New York cOn!J To ,doec. We viii defer 81, /.
irg III OF the goods fsr few dsys as we Viii
be continuing 10 receive Zoe the nexi two ueeks.--
We have OF prevent almost evefy article ih,t "a,
DO called Tor aIil likewise a esca, m,nv No.,
Style goods for dress. which have never been
"'ousn' 10 Wheeling before. Esquire Grihe Whec.
hng Store. JOHNSTON & BERRynIT.
I"" No l3l Man ST. Wheelng
= ME PICTORIAL BIBLE i. co,,o,.,.
n last. Suhscfhers 10 The Piciorial Bible will
p'eH'e cal and gel their numbers bciore !, !. too,
late Call ut po,p,S w.
Book 4 Stationary Store. Cor Main & Union ia.
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Keep it Before The PcopIpl That
ALTMAN &s MAXWELL,
BOOTS, SHOES & LEATHER.

Ever offered in Ibis market. oil of which has been
/ se'ecicd ifon the manufacturers with great cure
and "a the lowest cash prce. We feel no hesii,.
'inn IN saying ihn' we olIcr greater inducements
70 purchasers Than ever hciote offered IN ihis cuv
We mori respectfully invite onr old customers mud
the pntc, To call at our old aud well IA own stand
nnd examine our stick he fore purchasing elsewhere
and we ell satisfied that all who may favor a.
wan a ~ will tc pleased with the siyic Quality
and prices Our siutk consists Of Mems Fme calC
Moraoco and Seal Boots; Thick. cali. KIN and cram
Ell do Mlrucc". calf and KIP Nionioes; calf Seal
and Nor Geo Pumps aud slippers; puton C;n,,er.
new style; Boys cali and Kip Bouis Mnrocco calf
md KIP Monroes; Ladies Fire KID Shpner. md
walking shoe; Fancy colored KID slippers and hal +
Callers Back Gaitersand halt Gircr, cheap KID
Morocco. Seal and ciuih slippers; calf Kin aud
N'r'cco Bphs and Shes; Misses Boots. shoes.
slippers and hsli Caters of all kind; Chiidrens'
B'Os. shoes. slippers and hall Gaiicrs of very do
scupii"n, style, qualify md price.
Also
1000 Lbs best Oak Tanned Spanish Sole Leotber
1000 dn Iiem.ock de- do IL,
upper Leather. calf and Muccco Skins: XII
Binding and Ked and White Lining skins. Shoe
Nails Pegs, Thread, Avis. Brisiles. Gallons. Shoe
Blacking. Brushes. BE Sec &c.
Also 40 Il, Mems aud b rs Pam Leai IIsis;
loseihetrVNiih great many oshcr hrucles. alI at
winch we will SET ~hcissle OF retail az abe very
iosves' ersh prices
COUNTRY RFRCITakTS. wishing 10 III M
heir stacks, vail do Well ln give us n call.
may q 49, ALTMAN 81 MAXWELL
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kOyELSg NOVELS! NOVELIST
ENilE HOTEL LAMBERT by Eugene Sue
n The Cbt1nic'es OF COyefnook BY Douglas
Crrr0id
The TuInkeys Darghicr by a Pehparician
The Temptation The Wsichlower ~ Eugene Sue
The G, mmauder oi Malta do do
MARY de Chfpd by SIR Egeuon Brydres
The cpmotbef by James
Blanche LivHg.ton by Mrs Holland
Leslie The Rebel aRd KinrsuaB by J N InQtabsm
spnyiiy oi Napoleon pans 3 4
Married aod Single by n S Arthur
+ The Old Yellow and Fomgin Peter by J n lnqra-
ham
/ fInioka ne Maid Of ihs FoTea l,y member Of
/ tic SuhIk Gar
/ NymJ,h Of NE Orsan Nv y Barkof
The Gipsoy Cbiei oft me Haunted Ok
The Young Aris md Bid lhsafReni BY . n o..
utaham
Alphcu.o ood DoIirda or the Magic Of Az an.
N8iUfo
The Bash Rqoeefol Van Dismans LonJ by Charlie
RIrrf.N
Hapsr.' = ciorIa IIroy o. Englaod
fii-iory ofihc Be.ne
Nicn ~ feUe,s and Scieece 81 ihs Times Of Ccofe
. $40
. IWleS Living Aae $50 ie7
4 = affeanmnntUf He Court Cunsefaior by r Sue
ii NFyiiles % Garreisowp ~ Chas Lever
4 Jusi received and of saic hy
e4 & tlMs ~ Main sitsei
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s3O,O0O.
10000!

Grand Consolidated LaJt.ryof D,iquere 8 Georgia
CLASS NO ~.
IT, lie dawn a. wim,nsipn Sru-,lav Iunc %. 46
o. $4,000 Lot 10000 los 6l97 of4VOO
10 Ms IL dawn Nos. rnk,ls $40; cstic>
cote Of % wholes siiS; shares in p,oponi n.
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l
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY. Class %
draws at Alexandria. June %. IS Numbers,
s25 600; 10000: 5000: 5000; 1000. 75n.
j 900: 10 Of LOCO; 500; 400; 800;
tickets $40; certificate of % whole tickets
will cost sos.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY. Extra. Class
IA, draws at Baltimore, June II. 70 Num-
bers. Ii drawn ballots.
$40 600; GOoO 3.000 2 500; l.42i 90 each
Lulu; 40 OF SEQ; 80 of 300: 20O e 100.
$40 y ''''N - '0''
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY. Class 81.
draws at Alexandria, June 20. IS Numbers,
ID drawn ballots.
$50 900; 10000; 10000; 5000, 5000: . 500.
90 OF eco; 100 of 500; 80 of 500; two first
drawn Numbers 2O0.
Tickets SIP; certificate 26 whole tickets
will cost Sl7O.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY. Extra. Class
100; draws at Baltimore June "a. 20 Num-
bers, l2 drawn ballots.
$1,000; 10000; 10000; 5000: 1000: o.
30 OF 200; goo; $50 and l55 of 100.
tickets 50; certificate of p whole tickets
will cost SO.
hhLNA MIRA IL " L L T. Class 20,
draws at Alexandria, June 27 10 Numbers,
II drawn ballots.
100000; 10000; 5000; 3.l4O; 5000; $500:
1000; CO.. % each of 1000; 800; 800; 1913
of 200.
Tickets $40; certificate of25 whole tick
cts will cost Sl4O
10 ~ So s25 COO; IS 2S Sc $1,000; 20
50 % $4,000. IL % % 81 $50, the three
asst sold Within the last three days. Address
your orders to ROB'T ARMSTRONG SEQ.
Only Agents JorJ &. GREGORY & Co.
may 20 Managers.
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DARE AND HOGE,
MASUFAcrUEERs AND WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
DEALERS ~

HATS. CfPS ANP FIrRS
Union 81, South End of Market Square,
WHEELING. VA
H-a AVE always on hand, and make 10 order IN
- - "A mo most fashionable nod SUPERIOR style.
FINE No Beaver Hats Fine No sin
- No do D. No do
10 NO l Rnssa Do No ] Coney
10 No j Cashmere Do M / Mnsk
Gents Fiue cloth Caps Gents SILK velvet
Youths do do Infnis' do
ems SIR Glozfd do Pain md Fur irinimcd0r
'p,uhs Diozed do every description
They invite The attention of MefehonIs ,b,oush
me conni'y 10 heir esiahlishrnfnL as they are nn,
To he surpassed in quality 81 rnaSufaeinte or
'heepness oi Price by opy house in The wosl.
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Ec2,bOO

PokomUke River Loue,y ca-s No 1919
L" be drawn NJ Wilmington. Tnesdoy June 80
Of s225O0 OF 1900 oi $500 | oi $500
az Nus--l3 baIlos. Tickets SIS; certificate OF
26 whoIcs S74--shsrss IN pronct,ion.
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ga II'rE BEAVER HATS -MCALLAM
w las he preicsi White Beaver II,p IN
'ho cny. They We're mann nc,urd in The ciiy OF
New York, OF one OF The most fashionable esah.
l'fhmenis aud are lgiI as gossamcr. Cali at LIS
Manst may 26 G. MCAILAM
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n HE SUBSCRIBERS beg leave 10 inform
4 'hoir customers and the public That the hhe.
raj patronage they have received. has induced
Them q incrense theIr machinery. that they are
now prepared 10 il oil orders promptly, with SUI
perior aftcle Of refined LARD OIL. which we
warrant rquel 10 any IN The Union. and on az good
ierms ~ IL can be brought G"m my other market
WARREN 4 LIST
OIL on hand Cor expectation sl the OH and Candle
Fociory Marker alley mv9 wa.
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. y LOF oi Genilemen's and Yunlh's Leg,
- horn Hats just reed. Gents M | and 2
Bsave' Hats, "geihchwiih al kinds &C Has and
Caps on hond. which cant he beat in r,o cay for
sn"dness ard cheorn,ss. Ctllat S - HARPER'S
fnnA DIG
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-10-17
TE,nrr,cs Tunnel.

The fr,t thing an American rushes
TO see in London. is the Thames Tun-
mel. Comparatively few Londoners
have ever seen it. 1t is not at the
court end Of the town and il makes
no show at all. Indeed il is a thing
not easy TO be found. Most intclli-
gent London people have an indisiinct
remembrance that some few years ago
there was talk about digging under
the Thames. and Of one Mr.. Brunei
who became Sir j. NJ. Brunei, from his
connection with th, business. They
have also seen omnibuscs at certain
seasons with cotton painted signs, "To
the Fair al Thames Tunnel" but that
is all they know of it.
Digging under rivers is no new
thing in England, it had been done
unconseionsly by the miners Of coal in
regard 10 The Tyne and Wear, and
perhaps other rivers. They sank
down on one side and the first they
knew came up on the other.
The need of bridge below London
Bridge, had long been felt. But the
erection Of one has been prevented by
the dense mass OF tall shipping which
extends up to that. The commercial
part Of the city extend, at Last thrf e
miles below LonGon Bridge, and the
crowd Of vessels passing up and dom
by sail and steam, makes ferrlAge OK
tremrly difficult and rather hazardoas.
Many year. ago it occurred to cnei-
ncer-. Suggested perhaps by the feats
Of the miners. TO carry a road under
The river. Tie fret attempt was made
about mile below the bridge, and
was soon abandoned as imprscticahle.
The engineer had gone to work with
out The proper tools.
But where there is a will there is a
way. MIR Brunei, an engineer, who
like Newton, studied nature. observed
that the tcredo, worm with a shell
on, EFT its way through the plaDks OF
ships, shell and al. The hint was G.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-10-17

Major Forsyth, the editor Of the
Columbus, Ga, Times, has writtenscv-
eral letters which rank high for graph
ic power and spirited details. From
recent letter TO the Richmond Enqui-
crer we extract few passag 3, show.
ing how rich field Mexico presents
for a lover Of Entomology and Natural
history:
This country is distinguished,
above all other particulars, by lis myr-
lads Of crawling, flying, singing and
biting things, Every thing you touch
has spider on il. We never dare
draw on n boot or put on a hat or gar
ment without close search for some
poisonous reptile or insect crouchine in
their folds or corners. II is wonder
I'll that we are not stung twenty times
day. Yesterday morning, while
standing up 10 breakfast, we never sit
1t meals ior he want of whcrewith to
make a scat, ! felt some strange thing
craH ling up my leg about the knee
Il did not lake me long to seize It
with my hand and to disrobe. Look
ing in'o lss leg OF my off.drawn draw
err. behed ,illainous looking
creature. Of black and yellow, with a
long bony tail. called my mes, 10
look at il, when Dr.. Hoxey, who has
been before in this reptile country,
pronounced il NJ xican scorpion.
and told me for my comfort that it
was as poisonous as n rattlesnake.-
His sting was out. and no doubt when
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