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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-03


~ ftEsui 90 ihs uFsncn 81 lHs tt-luc.s uaoet
rnst ! am . Tsie,r by 70 acssfnn, have ~mk.d
IN The . rade o., hi'e~n ,esrs. the. efwe am shl.
srd DO cut my own clo'h'-r. ard make tl.sm ar
To- = hester a = sh~src, -, L. than say oihss ceiah-
l,h'neni ~ tie suy. II o. u..ie.s Ter iht.s. Asi
cary nn be bp.psss. and arc not isiiirs thrn,rlve.
70 si'srnuf r,mpeu IN Of Ready Alaia CIo,i1nr
ha's a large ss.nmeni. a. LiioN~
Back. Blue. Biown. Olive nhi in,isiiie Green
Fr'ck ard Drcs clAi,, Beaver rinnl n.s md Ovrr.
e'atf; Pi"f lob ONortnafs, M,ctrraw sud Traa-
i@d"pf OisnAei dn. crs n re 1. S4......i "a
Twceis D.: JeHu. DE-. % ~ -irts.
tbavc ~ hand sn eueiiehi -s-a,im-r, &C iiuin
si"i iascy c~as.iIaerc Paut.. hia'k and hiue rinih
Paifs h"cd = very dc.ini1e au,clc. and az, ouau
NY afcaairei Ran's Of AZ si1e. and price. lean,
and f~ctd Pnu- ~ aii ,iz-s upH prites.
fiNr hundred Yesi,. embFsru & Every syie aud
qushir.
shiris. Wrapper nrawcr~.roi'sr. R5s-ms Sioek,
Gi"vr, Pine md Fancy SIX nd Sfir Sc-,s Sak
tidk's VI siicoirr. std 1rsifi,H q. urciher wiih n,ny
o'lfr aWties ususNi Guad iu cioihiug si,res
nU cui r'u.iwr nv old cnst-rleu aud he public
echefnlp afs i0o,e4ip AZ aud rsaiairs ry ,,gt !.
w cnosIdcrfirE tr ~ bb-rsi patronage bsninfre
"i'e"d'd 60 me. ! hass our hn.ri a Isrg.r StsI
sHd 'nr' ihcm % osFsrsn Earr. than I have ever
.iUls h~ iurs.
ksoei.sci loo chsar cs.L sLah,us ,,ofe 81
= RICE.
"r' oo'uer" 81 Nlaio a Mattr.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-03


II ECElvED ~ THE UNDERSIGNED
ir.a the cute. VI New fY,k. PHlsielpb's
s.d Bsluw-s~. . lsss~ sui geoessi s-ssuurnt ui
~bish ia addition ~ ksnasr sIo-k n axes
eh 70 us-primes' complete. Il ~hnrh the ioiio~ine
sapsr'. ~h'ehihsy sts DC. ossd to ssli ga 'he
nBu-t q. ifasic ,srn-
1000 4 9. II DE
rs 10 Java do
~ do P.p.~t
20 10 rtr-suis.
- siesi. ypaig i1,ss n Tee
20 do Guurowd.s sod ~Iirpsrsi
100 bfl. Ne2 and , Aisckefel
25 Ja IL, sngst
1000 Lhs GHf.,. Scotch Saul
1000 Lh- I'D f,h
5000 do B,rzie,i. a s~hsslArs C.Pesr
800 Bne. TIN raie
o. L.. Bau,s TIA.
10 cLhs Snrl or.
LIZ wue No. 6 80 Is
2 'ase- L'q".neo B-ii
$500 lie Ms'd,t
400 L.. Ca-.'a
BE- CIous
80 u 70. Rsi.ins
J Bales : : AmOnj.
10 Bss Aiuis
Dl Nuim's.
l5IRie. Ch.el dale
20 gri. Cs,pprd L'g~ouj
10 IL CIR aii CuEcf.
2Esru@ss. fudlg-
lrs.A y ,nrhisek
20 keg- NlnustA
5sh,,r- cvepsi.h TOtaeo-. s., u. ar1 ~
Lumns
i0n Ri. \ y Nsisssrs
70 10 Sugsf fou-e
ALEMlNr & HUNTER
y 3 Tho eil.~ ins %a'ieir- % c'un'r, Pr-d'rs
taken Ia Eschsnse. sacrr. Laid, festirr-. Bsss
al, Baries. Clover Ss-i. fis,.eed o'rs-'r Reg.
Axe FLEMING q HUNTER
Wheeling. NY % rs.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-03

''iiEN kEEt opnstsu'ly ~ hand = v-ry "a.
" i"rstNe asoumeht at .apcruf Nah san,
' ftnrb SUd Crscsn Ctass; Rckins chaf,. STA.
I''f ard card Tshlesi pss.sirg Bnrsaa.. B~.is,ead.
Iglei asnds. a.sorted ,zes; iesea,er with ever,
pssf ar,ele 81 tie lalc.i ,lslr and be-, 6nl.Led
: ufadufs ever deere. ~ ilss ciiy.
vh' snsi si.heranY F's'aed Ls4.S Gia,.e. o
eSssy vsnsly and pfcr, Lskng Giss, Plate. Il al
''fe'' P.fifsi swi r,cia,e ftsmes ~ hand aid
made e eFjef.
tia'gssisrs Ware rcasi.iisg ~ Fsaihef Red.
hisets sod P'llsws. IIiif re,tsa. lIs,k S,.str,
snd Sifa~ Aiswrassss Blankets. Qal,. essni.fs
SIDING iitIams OF ciuth cover. Fh-.~etsh
Glass M.is "fAiffind.. y gs,hrr siih rssy al.,,
atpe!ssDa lrhps,sy Sac. on hand snJ ,aads T.,
ofirf
Nfph'ar atd Si1t Window n Ind! Wt.d..
Si15ss 81 tyry taftiy Md ooipt. sil,9 ~ash d
To suld ~ very ioN Prices. sus ssnan,ed ~ no
hest snaIiy. As MsnoesvY ysNrss.. ia 9
eioh s@NaTL, Spanish Mrs. Mshesaa, Ksp,ls
Sud lsrsf Det. Hpsrs. cs.,s,.. Bisss Ts,s
aiNet r u"ahdy 90 hand su5 .,ad bow Toe c..s.
W Syssi Bn,Ts faruisheJ Wna every auicls
~ f%~uliIufs 81 sbor iunes enc ea ne sssy sss
'ern. s~P %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-03
TODD A III.

OF TliE BLACK MAMA .Tu Boor.
s"rrn ENn o. NAnKEr sGUAEE.
ENoDO nov III 4 Would ininfm an Of
= ibVt oJ fair,n' end ~ hc iaisQce % h,.
'-upmnnfty iLai ihry atr row fseeiNiss is.sh in,n,
ne ~"ikshuf- 81 he Ei.irrn msnpisrur. -. an ia
tcn'''' a-'orHeni Of B"'s. Sf,,s Lra'her Car,
lA'i', J rdn g.. sc, wlith n,c, pledge nemssi,e,
fe - ~ good qusiiiY cod Willie ,oL a. lo~ Al,
any Ut - lots ~ ihe same auisi,s hal IL ,.,N or
'Ncf has bc'u trufit into tls mafkcG q, t....
goods ""'e crchily seioeird expressly Tor oar
r3a'i ifsje u'"y may be relied span a. s,na tee.
hfed u Nc 'cN any article - rtmc and 4, .bauId
i.+' i"tn n,l 10 10 'ucb we ~4t make u co-sl M Ala.
t,r fSf'hsse made 10y such indpEaa
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-03
FunAiruPE wARE-4ooNs.
JOHN NJ. Cl.EMENS.

I ID ESffc1FuIL. y in,it-. the aue,,,ic, ~ Tie
~ 60 .rn. II wheeiins std ne e'uuiry. 10 b :
suck ~ hcautfal tisuirute. ~ ~. ,,.tn.. y. l2l
Main s't"et. y lev door. sbo,e he L : Hotel. liz
I ha, IN irand.
SOFAS % che lsie,i snd m-~' fashionable style.
BUREAUS "l .prsrtr .,ri. sr.i IT.. b.s, ssk-
BEDs 4 Ue~ sud spieoahd gsnerrs.
TABt.Es-Prt. wanpz. CenFc. CsnI. NH
bi"Hv. Ar.&r. q he bssi s.l~.
V.s'p. Chcrp. Mairran-. 81. 81; oil
81 "hich ~ti 10 .ulJ ss k~ Il Ret lower shaa 81,
auy oiesr r.ishi,,hneut be- nc rtf,.
tfiiolSIEAN. NENTId ~ BLINDS. LOOK
IN" SLAsshs FRAMES. ssd al. o,ae' Cab.so,
Ware i,tttshsd o. ntisf.
MAHOGANY yENEERS-A GOOD uosk Cor
saie .ssN.
fle'.s rsil spi .Naisine Gs ,aun-lye.
dec Ia
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ELIAS RDnoNDs.

''s'h'' "hh a senerhi ssspTimeni III iIai. 81 eve.
pa.sNp,N"' HA' Case NC. Psrs,ss W.,Aiug g.,
Pafrhass he sla,- anicle. sts r..nertsU, n,T,c.f
- give h1s = esu, "a he r,nm l.n,,r o,,n,,,a
" 'rhn bsHT. asa G.rdAgs Sloto. So, Ia
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-03
~YI.IE n. OLDmAM.

n III nj IN
NHTfIL PRACTICE -, the C.ufi. ol Marshall.
w Ty'er. I'D Civc s.an,,cs. Va eyre, a.
Nsssr,LL & H. Va. GRAss CKEhk r,sr orftcE.
senll
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-03
LADIES SHOES ANpsLlPPs IRIS.
:. rKANzCLI.,

Ne &c Maj. ~. nc q, ., sh.ss ne boI,,g,e ~
Ma. y R.5S.
wIufLINC. VA
)fSPFCTtILLN inf"m. 'h- tadic- at whsc
III ine. ih,i he manufactures Ladics .ii"Psn. ~
81 .pLE- s.d COloiiS. ~ superrir a,ai,,, sbi
ts.my. lie Warrants sll work Ir"n hoe -.,y io 70.
suveuof 70 Eastern manuisciafr. a,sd vii bv .oid
80 80 tst tbrPrct.
. The public are .Dvjioi - csn snd satisfy them.
-tNe- ivm yan
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-03

GREAT ATTRACTION AT THE
CiiLAf cAS,i CLOTHING sTpRE Oy
8. RICE,
CorNsr ~ NGin ard Monroe .ysyf,,sS
WHEELING. IA.
e. re- aas trs fsrey we'd NOV, N,u NJ.
Ph'tsdes<asa sad Bsl,imsse. 40 ,.o.- an,
..s" @'d '.S"f'i'l -sss os tsship~abIs Han and
w is'' c'--'s NV =, ls- and n,u ps.r..
usp,g sfenf -s,ersi v s.k. GA me 49,.
'"d n'e'dssi ~ he asf,ss-. and ,s.s. .l.c,ol
go s'"" 81 {. o-ls a. he lows rates ~, -. /,
'"el Well a~sseJ sh.i . eau IN. Q NM old ,,s,.,..,.
aii The p"hiie )" r~rcr-i ~.rh .hc.p., R,,,nn.
''ss" o'heri..,ss Wei .fihs MAINTAIN.
Vow % tie t'naiae Gciaie,nsn ,a 20 .l.,,.h lei,
"a's-r ees tsdd weather "a Iaa spn.o.eh.,,
whea al viii ia a s-.rsiaiI, .e.s.,n : $50
sSs,.-i s"rpir oi ~'nisf ~rt,shtns.
ssfnie i"" CONSIDERATION ,he hariae.. of a..
'@fs ! have ,ak.s unusaal pains q, ro,.t,,.c IN,
o'-ri m"'h shrarcr Than I have ever a "a. b. te
'he '''' ihai my "usN'u 80 'f, sushis pa, mo he
cN.n. snaides ac "a make nay pafeH..-s ,s ca.hst
my o~n Iric'; s'sereiOs. l sm ahls 20 uri TAR sl,ea,..
- t'ao ever. And t.o,S a. i,un tnt-4 Il q, ..l
cos7pS on the r'y si"Nn Iuusp..de 4 ave ,o no..
'Hii"n nsay'nF ihn' snn EiV. iciies isfruas. ihsn
'ny esiaei-hmes 81 in this - ~ y esther onr.
ciAOflis. C~ASSiMERES dc-My dock ron.
s'.'. va par ~ Blssk hine islark. Brew r.. Rsms.. Ia.
Nistti- Cfeen and other iarcr e.aor,d B.,,l
'is'hs h.aaiiiul.iy'c -, from 81 ~ sra pf,d Fmn.h
thrii-ii nud aHeHnsa dsuhi. Niliod AID ~ ,ii,d
'rH'V sod p'ntu CAfsiNIHfs, Il tis - a ytty large
ss-'f'"essst new -slc- md p ma ksll, sb.s.s pue..
i"sr 90 r'H = ~ 81 lSe j. ui Cassu-us "a -l.
ots q~nali''s aisa rnc.s. lssn ,biuy cent. -, .ae
DOLLAR. fnU' BOD B'a,u Ciuihs 81 ali ,osr. aui
g~nslfUs-
NisflNCS-Aty sinck 81 vesiinss . large anf
'suuisfai' oil ehiirs ns~ ss,ics hnd W., q naile
patterns. saoh az Ggd Nrls-L HouIsa .+g.ri. Me
rn". Wi,i', N~ia'.,iie~ ard ,,,ian. oh. kind.
hosA".rw oss ToaLad.sy Baa.k.f, nf s.,4,ie,
q'ioit"s-' q = isudsl afp.le ~ itAvY EEUS
suitable lar Niutci Wcaf. ia,ee .io.k Il o,ean.
IBTH. FfANNt1s - 40 .sfts. AtrAc~ Gsnn i
md r'a'u; care ard htEiN D'EcrsN CApcos-
Nu>tiNs NJ = NsfsstS 'ils, astiriss fes iadte. wrsf
TtTLoGs TRIMMINGS. a htsc s...r,me. =,
Az ~ the al We G,srds Z viii .eli ut.-l~..,e q,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-03
THE BiG CHAIR H. BoUNp TO
FIOt RISE.

~uiactofes 10 afctf, Ell he stkfrnf varieties 81
, snry Fsetd' sed hvvsd Sea-. Noekshs. Scroll
Tuts' Sat Back Common and Conase ChaifsJtiew
.iyle) Aiso Settlers. SoeiAhks B~iun ssd Hall
Do.icn fockefs. Nurssry ,o. ee'ufnon 30. lsses nad
NALL Aso. Chfidttn's rsbis Reekrrg md
Sew inE Chairs saj S'"oA- ~ esery sixe md quail
~. &C. &r; in iaci oil ssosa The sse,l ~ q inches So
fhs Aiainnsah chair el - sn,y feet high Plensc
csii ahd essofte or so"Asises and leaee yosr
order. and they will be attended TO 10 sher orIer.
Chairs carefully rackrd 6s shipment o. sen, 10
/. "a pegis Of The city wsihca1 exifs cssfee Dsnt
Ergs, the pierre No i37 Aisin ~. wesr stir.
Jazz IL 6m W RiHFLDAFCEa
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-03

HAvE removed hrn Stablnhmer isthrir
IINcw b. tk Building, cat sidc oi MAR
kET s.. few drous htloS The Post 0flce,
where ihry haze 'srpi4cd ihsn>eivss ~iih a
new aud isge Ensiae AMI ether hNiute icr
.JarJr business, 10 a,uIsiior style.
They CARY ~ Tho Hou~e sud STEAM,
ROAT PLUMBING 10 al Is hranch-s.
MACHINE OR PATENT PIPE.
We are rsrP.red 10 .uPpl, Dpr customers Ia any
.s,es, with ihe stoys p'pe II he A.r q"siuy. asi
~ pucs. a. L~ n. u ; 10 Il bad IN The soaaisy.
They havc con,tsnuy go Ind Hydfanis al
VARIOUS description, hstiep' settles, water cls~.
cts, bath inb., bit ahd cold shove bsihs, ~
lortt Ter bleaching. chemical arr raiu,, l-sd
ccl1Ds. pA'eui hath runpS, ira4 Pipes az sii W.
-, sheet lead o. suy ickncsS and worked or
IN any manner oi tom
WaieT cundeeted ihfoagh l,si~n pir~~ from
springs 20 dseihlg bvassN5 "a the county.
superior pumps TOT county wells, siesm En-
cines Sc. Sc.
Al order, Thankfully received and puncin
ally atsndci ~.
SfEAJI POWER.
For manufacturing purposes can bs Supplied
10 several dcsSriplIaas 81 mechsntcA, IN he
, sioiy Of thrn h0ndlag, % on The sIouad
hooI al very nsoicfAie fcsi.
Mhceh.. Ny ~ az
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CuAiRsl cuAIRsu CnAIRsu
JAMES r.. GATHER


l~sUCCEScoR TO J. A. SoNs.l
NJ. $50 MARKET SIREET
eTzA RESPECTFULLY isloim. the eul,
Fu{s lr 6si As saa .ns on band and asB.
VN- uiFeiuTcs 10 oidef evsfs ssnrty Of
FHT Chsys III sac laissi paiicras. sed N |.
wv siyie IT noikissa~big not saus,seJ -
y The wsaem Country.
ne has az hand a srse siaek o. Bo~l,o R.ske,..
no" b~''h kFkef-. t''mm - de-. Revelyirr Chain.
'"'"h'' 'f Csrnty,F Re- ms. We Cd PsgLas Cts,.
.r'eta' res sni spissvitd ra,iesns Z ~, "a 49,,
thai's Dfn'us Chsifs. Setiess S.rishi,. Chado,.
80 Fski"E end Csfamoo Chsui. Sc Ae
me p"t'io are 'asnsd 70 ran sd easmine 81.
p PC vi s~s"fs al elHi fsssf has uih
her eosem. 'ast asy shall ~ 30 d,.,c..,.
Nor ," p"esot qsaiuy lie 10 dsirnanes h. 80.
pe'~f"'' S%Hfn''Un o. bHsiIe.s. b. ssiile b.m..ti -,
: laf prfoditn ~ e3bte painaass
'"."' es'ei7uy rsrtcd - seui 10 sv rar a.
tm $50
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a. wHGLEssL.s AND RETAIL.
hat AND GAP srO ~.

On tiss,r ~. q. he Ssut I'D
~ ia Make fi1o.c. -
- DARE A iOCE- ase now ras.sia.t,,iss ~,
Nh k.eP crs,.f.ntiv 80 haiai = iu,re s.~nie.entu
HATS "a CARS IL ne G.rs' .syis-. and ,n,.u
far'n'ed ''"as she i'est msaeipst- Bsh e., a. lrnt
rr.~'i--l Hs'ter.. Ne make aaa .spsnni.,ai o.
rsskr'S ~ at the Ha : ~es-ft Oat Cat. are ihi
ess'e' 70 reJh- 'ro-' suersi,e Ngp Nisnaissiaus
w NC tas'~s" sa'sr- a. ,i.- laws - p,,e.-
Az tb"-c ." wsui 81 n r~nu,u. ~ h. sid Int.
S~eS'e7s te~hf,h II usfs -rG Car ISL sis,a,
h"d ihsin ~ os' 90 shiishin.sf, Whth ~ tr'stsi o
~ss~ Known sni tsiksd - "a. 81 ,nsa. irsn e
sses ~"rk nd q, " trirss.
ssp g. DNRE a IlGGE uuir, -.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-03
-ECoNoNY is WLALfHF

'EIONONY Is WLALflI-
An haAirs s,asut.,iprd q ib,- ,in.. 81
kts.s - issihais -. fruniiy W'fn. tupfh h'ss
80" F;icc n.u p-usi, ~ h,u,a sud 't.cuusr,
~Seikmrn. ~hu5i Nlu 'slahlc me - furu -ui a Efs'
rate uai, ~ sny eie Wa.,n. > chgs? pnd gal ar
trio ! have iseu hVn,e in hi- rns = g.d mae,
y~srs ard ihink I an enuii.d q" p,irpnsgs. Cen.
'isns." ~ao'IrS . tnst tate tstllllce- i.avs Ds.i
r"ca.nr--. stj ~ , lsN dn,- a,., hal have U,,a
awarding To- "s,l-e wa'rs,a = u,it. break.
ifffs snd C,p- 81 al kiti. 60 VANITY ~ baud. a
~ rh,ay liza anil Cap 'sch ~. t,lincr oi Men
ssi URion -. NLss'uS ~.
sci 30 SAMUEL y UARrFR
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~ o o I $.

" " ~ y.
TOO = Men'. TLiek qa' kin Ron.
2to do kp w-icf prai 10
40 - calf 81, a.
100 d. Sral Rm5s
500 dl cali snd M,urrv, a.
400 d. Bog hi't nd x Gsn
200 d. cal aHd Aiorosco as
TOO d. sal d.
3t0 10 lputt,' gbick ard Ktp Bols
loo do cafi add NJ n.ees d.
eco de- Nrmrt's kip Lace B-a.
800 80 call lsro 10
200 TO Eas ~ MerO,eo B,a.
loo CO NA "a a..
30d d. I.shug Gai,er a.,
500 De- Aesss' caii a,d Aiscoces Lace a.,
800 Do ku add Gfssn a,
co do CAJdnct< AintDcc" and KID uu
DO oo Gstutnsm atd 6srai
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-03

Hnn Hrs uNsrto OF. ~fs~sttei
tN 80 .ais ~ PRYOR a PAUL
- ~ LEA Mshf . Woe Ire
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-03

N.n's f"sft 81, ssis of Ob'o
ta"off'ed sh5 seofa -. h4igrs NJ. Ja.iies n
iDs fsats tbs llb dsY olfs trssv IsG
EhENFZER FOWLER
Fe'aeas n Hsu bxsiy yssfst . ab,as
y H'S'ts' - eo'} ~sa9ien II ~ - -
'ibe sfoe snsl hyux i1ii maiF5 hcqwa.
80 lh ~ saah. an1 hsu,s Sen nd nsletst
.''i I'm ifsqasafy danex 81 ,'s ,iles-. % 81
y - Nat ne ~tsfsE'tos : ~ ~ pesrssa
'i'ste ~ fsit mftt. inf b smiiss q isu cfst,l
saedJ Al SrOuf.
IN uln<ON.
nENNY r saifrfI
HVckLR Dun~.
~ t'hlF& fsiirtf Fiof - p 80
III 49, ~ kuLlNrn NIX
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-04-30
PRICES OF LABOR.

In reply to the allegation of the Secretary
OF the Treasury, that the wages of labor were
lower since than previous to the passage of
the Tariff Act of 1912, the Hon. ABBOTT
LAWRENCE OF Boston has furnished number
OF facts in contradiction. The increase Of
wages in the large manufacturing establish
ments oi Massachusetts and New Hampshire.
has been from Fl to 65 per cent, according
TO the branches of business followed. Girls
who III 1912 received only LAC per week,
over and above their board, now are allowed
$l,93.
MIR. Lawrence says :-"Whatever Congress
may, in their wisdom. do with the Tariff,
still maintain chat the project of Mr.. Walker.
II adopted, will reach, disastrously, the bust
ness and occupation of all classes, and finally
all with great severity upon the labor of The
country" Winchester Rep
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-04-30
INyETERATE SMOKING.

A correspondent of the Troy Wing, writing
from Cuba, says: "The entire population
smoke cigars. In returning from the theatre,
The other night, where ] went 10 see the Ra-
vels, | saw ladies genteelly dressed smoking
their cigars as they were walking home
through the streets. The barber smokes
while he shaves you, the negro smokes as he
waits upoD you, the servant girl smokes as
she sweeps or cooks, the children smoke
and, over The way, are two or three girls who
smoke the day through. and cease not when
the sun gives way TO the moonn
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AGRICULTURAL.
FROM THE FARMERS MONTHLY VISITOR.
GREEN AND DRY WOOD.

From experiments made for The purpose, il has
appeared that a very considerable portion of tho
heat given out in the combustion Of green, or re.
Gently cut fire-wood, is expended in converting
the water into steam, in which latter form il
passes up the chimney. This heat is entirely
lost Tor the purpose OF warming a room, or for
the various objects Tor which fuel may be used.
Of cold winter morning, the kindling of a
fire is a sorry business, where the wood is nm.
seasoned; sort of punishment, and not light
one, to whoever may be engaged in it. II in.
creases the reluctance of Ceiling up-~therebv
rendering persons late risers in the morning. and
putting behind-hand every occupation for the
short winter days, and the time lost each day In
overcoming the reluctance of the fuel TO burn, is
an additional oss Therefore, we have, alread Y,
loss of heat, loss by reluctance, with loss Of
time, and a sort of blue punishment to finish
this part of the disadvantage.
Well, what next Why, if any thing can
possibly be worse Than all ,hese-ioss of temper
the dog is kicked away from the fire shiver-
ing; puss is broomed away, and the poor little
whi,e-headed urchins, as they some crying
towards the smoking heap. are wished that "they
would keep in bed till the fire burns" Them.
MY dear, what makes you in such bad humot
his morning!" "Bad humor, indeed! Who
IAN help 1t, with nothing better than snow to
make fire with, such morning as this! You
nay thank your stars if you get mouthful of
breakfast before noon."
"Don't be so furious. wish that you had
he temper of your sister Placid: she never com.
rams, am told, and makes the best of every
hing"
"And well she may ! well she may She has
! husband, and l only a man. Every stick of
wood she has to burn was cut one year ago this
winter, and has been split and piled away in the
wood house Tor three months at least"
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memorial TO Congress was on Thursday
adopted by the New Y ork Chamber OF Com
merce, representing that, in their judgment,
the Sub-Treasury Bill now before the Senate,
if passed into law in its present shape, sis
calculated TO produce evils far greater than
any it designs to remedy-one which it will
be found extremely difficult, if not impossible,
TO carry out;" and which cannot fail to ex-
ercise san important influence for cell upon
the various interests of the country ~
Without entering upon consideration of
the unnecessary Inconvenience that NAV at
tend the collection of the revenue from Post
Offices and Land Offices in coin. the Chamber
express their deliberate opinion that, in regard
10 tie collection Of reucnue derived from duty
ON imports, the attempt TO carry out the pro-
visions Of the hill will he found, at this port
at least, "extreme!y difficult, if not imPrac,i-
cable. "-.Nai. Int.
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WAR FOR OREGON.

1t has been suggested in distinguished quar-.
tiers that the territory Of Oregon is worthless. Il
has also been said, on both sides of the Atlantic
that the territory cannot long be governed either
from Westminster or Washington; but that i,
will require separate government of it's own
IL either Of these assertions he true, a war, in
this age of civilization, TO determine the title 10
Oregon will be "monstrous'' and "impious' be-
yond any wager of battle in history. The fol-
lowing verses from ancient newspaper, will
fifty illustrate the folly of both nations that en-
gage in it.
"Clumpy and Clod. two surly clowns,
As Keeling home one night,
From alehouse, where their sappy crowns
They soak'd in sad'ning plight.
While all the azure tinted sky
Spread out its clear eXpanse,
And all the gittering train on high,
Seem'd DER their heads to dance.
Quoth CIump to Clod, 81 tell thee what
81 only wish that
Gas much good pasture land had got
GAS can see blue sky
"And l." YuotL Clod to Clump, "should like
"'rhy wish to heat by far,
"And have, to prove weather. iyke,
IAN OK for every STAR"
"Ah, but" saws Clump, s'io weed them all
"Wha, pasture conld be wound ~
Enough" says Clod, ''vor great and small
I'D weed them on thy ground.''
"What. and without my leave I" says Clump,
"Aye that would" says Coddy.
Quoth Cump, "then thee my hide shall thump,
"Or will bump thy body"
So tot they went, both Clump and Clod
AS fast as fist could tag,
Till both lay sPrawling on the sod,
And scarce a fist could wag.
Nov where's your oxen, Clod," says Clump,
'.And where" says Clod, "your ground %
Both sgh'd, and carcase raised on rump,
In vain, for both they look'd around
Then shaking hands. they cursed all jars,
And all deceiving eyes
That looked for oxen i'm the stars,
And pasture in the skies.
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STANTON, VIRGINIA THURSDAY APRIL 40 Is4e

Of bracing up his nerves, and flying TO "a lodge
in some vast Wilderness what does he do :
Why, like frightened horse he rushes into the
fame again with his eyes wide open! So
that, after all. he his more to blame than his
sweetheart; and il any accident happens, let
the coronor's jury bring in a verdict of 'Sarv-
ed him rightP All of which is respectfully
submitted to the consideration of our loving
readers, here and elsewhere. -Knicker6ocker
for Februdru
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MORTALITY AMONG THE FLIEs.-The New Or
leans Delta. of the 9th inst, says: For several
days past immense numbers of the common house
fly have filled the city but on yesterday about
noon, they were struck dead by thousands on the
spot, wherever they lit, in most extraordinary
mountaineering to expire as if affected by choi-
era. While the radiance of such a pest was
most deyoutly TO be wished, we cannot account
Tor this singular phenomenon. What does il
mean!
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SOMETHING NovEL.--Mr. Maeder, the pianist,
at his annual concert about the 2st inst, in Bos-
ton, designed Introducing new feature in such
entertainments. being musical composition by
Czerny, arranged for eight pianos and sixteen
performers-a lady and gentleman at each in
strument. The pianos are to be of Cbickering's
manufacture, arranged in circle upon a stage
erected for the purpose. Mr.. Maeder is to be
assisted in producing this novelty by several en-
inent piansts of both sexes.
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Increase the standing army, increase the navy,
establish the sub-reasury and repeal the tariff.
and how far will the President Of this Union diff.
fer from despot or on toiling millions from the
iIl-paid, overwoIked, tax ridden flower classes
Of monafchiai Europe! With the strong govern
ment Of despotism, the currency Of despotism,
and the wages of despotism, our laborng popu-
lation will have, by way of mockery, the name Of
freenen. To this consunmation The policy OF
the falsely called democratic party seems now
tending.
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PoToMAc FisnERIEs.-'rhe last quotations in
the Alexandra Gazette are as follow:
Shad were selling yesterday at 81 % $50
per hundred, and Herrings at 1881 81 per
thousand. The supply is now pretty good, and
a large demad.