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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-30

The sc ought to proceed with deliberation
aud 'eir work well as they 90. He thought
theirs some important principles involved
in tsill-Constitutional questions when
oug, BE- considered. He wanted time Tor
thsipose. and he wanted to give the APP
point of the higher officers 10 command
helnteer service to the volunteers them
sel,f IL could be done. MIR. s. moved to
refss Bill TO the Committee on Military
afffwith instructions to report bill ma
kirch n provision.
| Previous Question was soon alter re-
ne and now seconded, and the House wa'
brt TO vote upon the amendment of MIR
Coof Tenn, proposing that the Brigade
Gels of the several regiments be electcS
by ir own brigades. The yeas and nay
wprdered upon this amendment, and i
waected, yeas 81, nays SO.
Bill was then read third time an
THE TARIFF.
House, GA motion of Mr.. Mckay, wen
intommittes Of the Whole, MIR. Cobb {
, Ga. the Ch3r. The debate was resume
I by lChase, bf Tenn, in speech in detenc
E Of tree trad policy. in decided oppositio
} TO es ihin3n the form OF a protective d,
. iy. il,
MiorAt Of n. Y. also addressed Il
: Comttee ippposition 10 the tariff Of lSi
y and YIN acst defence OF duty OF SO p
o cent ow o. 3he article in which.his eonsti
h uents tre sticularly interested.
MIR. nesa OF CT. closed the debate
n the day. sefy sensible argument in deien
Al of the Prize policy, and after his spec
= the Conn rose and the House adjourne
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-30

we perceive that meeting at Trenton. n.
- mas nominated Gen. Taylor for the Presi.
"ency' There Is probably no mau who would
''o"re larger vote OF the people at the pres
eiit 'ime. Our information, from those who
personally know him, is, that he is plain.
worthy gentleman, of good sound common
sense, and wing OF the kentucky school
IL he Is the nominee be has our vote cer,ai,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-30

u Throughout the whole country. it APP
pears that 'lIe crops Of all kinds are bountilnl
beyond almost all precedent Hay is very a.
oU'"'anl' so much 50 that it scarcely commands
'ou' dollars ton in this ma rket The wheat
crop Is also heavy almost beyond bounds, as
"a % our Information extends. We should
nor 9s surprised To see flouras low as So har.
WINS iah. liltis, then will be the time Tor
buyers.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-30
ID PAINE & CO., MANAGERS.

Fokomoke River Lottery OF Delaware class No le6,
drawn AZ Wilmington Thursday, June %, 1876.
81 "a - So - 90 81 2J a. 20 o 81 - -
Lowest prize SO.
Pekomoke River Lottery Of Delaware, class No. i27,
drawn at Wilmington Friday, Juno 70, 1876.
II u 30 II 81 Il g. 5 co : 90
Lowest prize 81.
Delaware tsmdl fy) Lottery class No. Isl. drawn
Wilmington Thursday, June 25 1870.
81 - n - "a IS J 20 ~ @ 81 10 o. 6
Lowest prize 81.
prize Of 5000 Half
A do $500 Whole
do 1000 Half
do 10 whoiex ..-,..
2 90 500 each an sold "A forsev's Lucky once
last week. NJ. l.. DORSEY,
june 30 Sole Agenifor the Managers.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-30
FRIENDS CONCERT. :

FRIENDS CoNCERT.-Om friend Mr..
rncud' gives friendly concert. TO his (rienl,
IN wheeling, aad -ss thew is no berIer nIcnu
than good music, and no better music than
Friend makes, we trust that his friends " l.
show their friendship, by giving him friend
.ly call, at the City Hall, and thus let him see
his friends.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-30
C. BRINCKERHOFFs

| a REMARKABLE and singular sass.is,ieu hss ,a.,
- teen made by eminent member OF the NIeiie.f
naenuy ~ TO The curative power Of G. nFinskefhofss
Health Restorative Ia Of Conssiuspfnn eEre,is
Coughs and Colds, and Pains the side and Ciess h;o
gentleman furnishes his patients wfh she nestorseive
aud md. u absolutely necessary, he never had snr
prescription 70 produce the astonishing reaiisr1
ny ,he Restorative. This gentleman stands amaae ~
heaeal brethren - one Of the distinguishes
numher his name Is len with the proprietor Zoe pefss
enee Ihefe no doubt bat that in fsv year, t.e ra.
oibg phypleians ~ prescribe this remedy ana that Ar
hie,ed parns VIII use and bess the hour that h y ~
made known TO them In. Being truly hne heThsi med.
ene y consequently Of more Importance - every one
eeh SAFETY while using and Hense Of dsnges a. n
ne were using dceteTous minerals. SIR WlIkes resi-.
Ica merchant Of New York. used the Resorsffve ana
wss cured wholly nom dangerous cough and e1perora
uon. Inc editor OF the Commercial ADVERTISE win an
esInes appe. eommends 10 the confidence Of the ssk
sne snecnEy calls upon them all give fair trial
uetO'c felhlushng every hope. The f0qpins ceFtla
chemist. " "" ~" AO'~
y have snnexed hofile Of medicine called g. brine.
kefhoh's Health Restorative, and find thet Il doss nas
contain Mercury OF any other metallic preparation nr
opium IN any Of rs forms u y composed 81 veee.rhie
matter entirely" JANIS n. CiflITylN NJ n.
e. BKfNCk ENuOFF, Propriesog al ~
Horace Everett, u &. Agent.
Principal Ohee, 81 HUDSON street New Yo,t
AGENTS for Wheeling, Hrs. JAMES HAKFn snA A n
IoDDi west Alexander, Pa BRYANT 4 CRAVEE a
'y agents IN simos every town in fieU 3 b3
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-30

The Junior Editor of the Louisville Con-,
ana 'he editor OF the Democrat had fight the
other day. They both claimed the victory
anu Doth seem. by their own confession. 10
have cried "Take him off,"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-30
CHOLERA, SUMMER COMPLAINT. DIssRnoss,
DvsEsTKRY, AxD Alt oTnER DER AssEsErrs OF Tus
STOMACH sxp BOWELS, crREp DosroR D.
yAYNE'S CARMINAT1vE BAf.SAM.

JAyNE's CARMfNATivE BALsAM.
New York, fth mouth lat, iS3s.
Friend DIR. JAYNE-it gives ue much pleasure tn an.
result of in which st,inistefed
thy CARMINATIvE BALS.iM. and consider mo b
duty due thee and the public, 10 give the foi
low ing MISUNDERSTANDING called tn visit patient few
DAYS since, found lac vomiting and purEng moss
Violently with Toruna and Cramps I'm the upper
and cxircmiiies, and also the Abdominal pafis
The Cramp violent. that u took four
rub him necessarily. keep down the spsz, and
his words, he said seemed 90 him IL his bones
would snap in two. There also violent eole pains
around the uhiea region. attended WIKI very distrcs
sing In short consid>rcd 70 10 he of zen.
uine cholera found, enquiry. that The patient has
hcn unvell the day previous with sooesess Of se bo
wes. That six hours fefore saw him, he ssissd
with the complaint. and had gradually g0s The
eNremiiics cold and he nearly poisees- t-
meiateiy gave him spoonful Of thy Baisam which In
Few minutes elected fSom the stomach, hun on Civ
ing few times the stomach became settled sr4 -
pressed himself recved. 4 flacD hem csi
mel and opium powder. IN two hours from IL eD<
him he felt quite easy, and fell asleep and e<pt ven
for five hoarz; hat waking. The synttons .Esi1 70
turned. directed OF the Baisnrn 20 ~ gives nn,
when tho disease subsidized and lie eonvseseeat Y,
took only one hottie To effect cure hs<e 40 o1<sl
witnessed the eneeia effects of the cermna,svc mel
sam In Summer Complaints and nnrsrs, thst.i would
moi be without u for fs weight in riiyer-
| remain thy friend,
| THOMAS MOTT, ~. ID.
| a BROADWAY. view Work.
/ Eor sa,e hy J. CRuMnACKEE,
J"'e - vvtrriifns Va
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-30

O-4-Mrs. Ann Harikohe OF Augusta coun.
ty' Va, was killed by lightning on the l7th
INST She was standing upon wagon on
which there was wood, when the Lightning
struck her.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-30

W00L.--This article is coming into our
market this week, more freely than last. We
see that our Wool-houses are pretty well fili-
ed, FOR the last few days. Prices ranging at
from 20 TO 30 cents per h. Washington Re
porter.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-30
HORRIBLE REvENGE.-Dr. RadcliG

HORRIBLE RBVENGE.-Dr. Radcliffe
who was fond Of the pleasures at the table
was one afternoon comfortably disposing of a
bottle Of wine, when couniryman entered
the room, and begged him TO come immediate
ly TO his wife, who was dying. 81 can't help
il, my fine fellow can't move till have
finished my bottle" Now il happened tina
the countyman was'a large, strong man; aud
the doctor very small one; so it occurred TO
the former that bis best plan was to seize the
doctor, and carry him off on his shoulders. He
did so; and while he was bearing his load along,
the doctor. bursting with rage, exclaimed,
"You villain. TH cure your ,Oife" and he was
as good as his word.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-30
PAIXHAN GUNS.-Il is not perhaps gen.

PAIXHAN GUNS.--It is not perhaps gen
orally known that this description of artillery,
which bears the name of French Genstal -
iu facl thu iavs....--.. ->s-. ss'''v'tVuu o,""
ts0rA,ar fatti In a p9ss. 10 Lieut.. HSlleeh
iished by Appleton & Co., (pegc 2SO) the case
Is thus stated. These pieces (Paixhan guns.
or Columbiads) were first invented by Colo
mel Bomiord, of the u. S. army, and used in
the war OF 1872. The dimensions of these
guns were first taken TO Europe by Young
French officer. and thus fell into the hands of
General Paixhan, who Immediately introdu.
ced them into the French service. They were
by this means first made known TO the rest
oil Europe, and received the name of the per
son who introduced them into the European
service, rather than the name of the original
inventor. All these facts are SO susceptible
OF proof, that the Europeans now acknowI
edge Indebtedness 10 Us for the invention.
even Gener1l Paixhan gives up all claims 10
originality in his gun, aud limits himself to
certain Improvements which he introduced.
The original gun which was invented BY Col.
Bomiord, and whose dimensions were carried
to General Psixhan in France, is now living
at the ordinance depot in New York harbor.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-30

Tue fittsbursh Post ofthe 9th, quotes ONLY
one nall foot water in the Ohio. The river is
getting low, but we did not suppose ;tas Iov
as that
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-30

WAR RUMoR.-At the present exciting
crisis we have "wars and rumors Of wars 2
and all sorts OF reports are aaoat. We give
The following from theSL. Louis American OF
Friday last, for what it is worth: The John
Aul, IN last evening from the Missouri. mel
the Iowa, with Capt. Weightmans company
at Wokendah, add the Amdranth at hermann.
with Capt. Fischers company ON board An.
other ruinor from Sahfa F6 is, that the Mexi.
cans would march and occupy Bents Fort, ant
then give battle to the American troops as the,
crossed the parties"
The following is also from the same pape
OF that date:
FoR SANTA Fg;-Not Voluntecrs--but a.
bout Six hundred packages of merchandise
which arrived here yesterday on the Tom Cor
win, consigned 60 different houses in Chibua
hua aud Santa Fe.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-30
THE NEW Work HFRAID w. .o,l,.

THE NEW YORK HERALD.-we motto,
that In the list OF passengers who went ont In
tlie hiberDia Steamship 10 England, was J.
- y, BENNtrf, editor and proprietor OF the N
T.. Herald, who is marked IN the list (ofTic;sI.
" PubliShed) - "Bearcr Of Dispatches" 10
ibe American Minister in England. Now
.lese nice little appointments ss "Bearers oI
DesPatches, by which the expenses of a vow
age TO and from Europe ore deffaycd bv Gov.
eminent, are invariably given TO fyknds n
w trlsIiRg Adminislrafion. Y
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-30
PITTSBURGH MARKET,

Julie u, 1910.
FLOUR.-Dull at Z, so and few sales, none
above 2,36.
LEAD.-very d Ill, and had declined to
1925.
WOOL-Common Is cts; Tub washed
1890; 4 blood 22c.; full Pc.
GRAIN of all kinds dull. Oats 20S2 &c
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-30
THE CLAY srATUE.-The Richmond


Wing says;
IL gives us great pleasure to announce to
those who have taken AN interest i'm the effort,
80 creditoble TO the ladies OF Virginia, To per
pctuatc in marble the features OF our Great
Statesman. that the contract for the compile
ton of the Statue, as speedily as practicable,
hos been, within few days past, finally made
with MIR. Joel ID. Hart. the Kentucky sculp-
tor-whose competency for the task is ouch
ed. as well by an examination of the admira-
BILE production of his untaught genius, as BY
the concurring opinions of connoisseurs and
professional artists as regards their superior
ity both IN conception and execution. Mr..
Hart left the city few days GU his return
to Kentucky, with the intention of proceed
ing forthwith TO the performance of the crate
ful duty deyolved upou him by the ladies' o
Virginia. After making mould in plaste
Of his illusirious countryman. Mr.. ii. will i'm
, mediatcly embark for Italy. for the purpos'
OF completing work, destined hereafter Il
be one of the ornaments of our Metropolis
aud an enduring monument OF the enthusiast
tic homage paid by the ladies OF Virginia &
Patriotism, Genius, Courage. and Integrity
embodied in the person of the noblest man q
the Aga man who by his brilliant publ
career aud BY his private career and by hi
private virtues has refu,ed the maxium OF Sc
Ion, that "none can be secure from degenera
cy until death has put its seal upon his cha
acter.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-30

The Canada papcrsst the present time ore
very abusive OF the goremment end people of
the United States. We annex The following
as specimen:
FROM ne Kingston (Ca) Whir. Jpss II /
We may perchauce b. reckoning ,yitbont
our host. What Great Britain and ,be 9TH
sr great European powers may do. when ,bc,
bear oi the attempted spOliation of Mr,ico
remains To b. seen. Should they paiuts,o a
neutral position. the United States Win
quickly finish hes robbery all will b, well 10,
time. But should they attenpt reuon.
sirancc, they must be- prepared 10 back thht
Temonsirancc with an armed force: fornoupht
bat brute strength can now restrain the United
states tom the annexation of the CALIFORNIA;
10 no. Great Republic. Like Young bull
dog, that las just tasted bl0oI. nothing will
stay ile desire iur conquest. murder. and "a.
pine bat good thmshing. and that oni,
while thc smart Of tie blows Is ielt. Tbe
msil Of che 4th June will partially inform n,
o. 20 lhc EnroPean powers.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-30

The popular expression "Shsn't do any thing
else" originated with Charles Lamb, who,
when asked by lady to accompany her to a
iavorite watering place" replied-"l Shsn't
do anything else, my dear" II is now the
worlds mouth stopple.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-30
THE FATAL CoNSFoJrFNcR


The bulls Of mortality which we daily -,
recorded, and the vast number that die n
Consumption, and the very many Of oul
friends and acquaintance who are serioosl,
aud dangerously afflicted, and must ere Iona
psy the debt Of nature is alone sufficient Ell.
deBce that no time should be lost in rettins
clear OF the very first evil seed Of disease a.
socn es possible, before Il takes root snd d.s.
tToos life. Ocular Representations a.. Hill
visible 20 the public that
"DR DUNcAN's BxPBCTORANT
REMEDY"
Is the only "a e and eiiectusl medieins that
will completely eradicate TIE FIRST svmptonos
Of this fatal diseasc.
The Proprietor 81 d.. Duncsn's Medicine,
begs leave 70 inform Western Patients. sgfIs,.
ing from disease, thai he has opened Wssi.
ern Medical office, No. $50, sycamore steel
can always b. obtained.
PRYOR & PAUL. n. y
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-30

n RED BUFFALO cow, with fan White 49, 81
"a Of moderate len the ssescrii<rr on shs - 81
June A suitable reward win te gives fox any inleR
nation by which she may be found .
june % H. N SAnf5oH.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-30

CO The court of Augusta county has re.
solved to build new Jail and have appointed
commissioners,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-30
CONCLUDING FELONY -Irocl. :,

CoMPOUNDING FBLONY.-Uncle John
while taking glass Of sofia IN en- spolbecor,
STORE the other day, saw clerk pfeparino =
SSiNe Tor patients finger, which was ron.
9'ed with ielun. "Mr. -" s,,d tfn,Io
yohn' beware Of that clerk Of yours. he i a
great criminal" How "Why don't Won
i ZEE even now he is compromising for r..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-30

We lears from one Of the Faculty OF Wash.
ington College; that at recent amarterly er-
animation OF the several classes. the standing
ct every student in the three particulars ~
Conduit, Industry, and Scholarship. as usual
was made. The stsnding as to conduct in
cIndesconduct not only in College bat every
where as Tar as the Faculty can ascertain. and
TO the great satisfaction Of the Faculty, tbey
were justified IN assigning to the whole mum.
Der OF Students, number OEE COnsidering
the large number in College, this result speak s
most creditably to the Students of the insti-
ton Wash. Reporter.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-30
TuE NEW REVENUE BILL.

The false reasoning OF the party In power
was never more maniles, than on the question
oi revenue, and should their policy be adopt
ed. which We now apprehend, most woful
deficit will be found in the treasury, besides
thousands of unsettled bills, which the wings
will have to provide for iflhey come into pow
CT in 1918. The Secretary OF the Treasury
proposes duty OF 20 per cent upon tea and
coffee. This will produce nearly two mil
lions of reevnue, but he proposes to lessen tn,
duty upon all articles that we manufacture
WA that increase III, rcvcnlel On til,
contrary it must generally reduce it. On glas
for instance, the present duty is 100 per cent
1t is proposed TO reduce it TO SO per cent. OF
the average. Three times the amount OF glass
must be imported then, to raise our usual rev
enue. Can we sustuin that proportion Of in
crease ag ' saiIsr GA 1n'
the neupte. % WIZ d
we rsceived-by yesterdays mail the ere
public of Rio Grande," newspapers pr;n,e,
az Ma'amoros, OH a sheet of paper about I'm
SIZE oil large letter sheet.
Its date is June 10, 1915. The publ;sb.
apoiog'ses Tor its size, by saying that il is IN
largest sheet which can be procured in Ma,a
moras. 1t is printed in the Spanish and Enc
'lsh languages, and is quite curiosity in i,
way.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-30
MURDER nY a RuNAWAYsLAvr

AZ Charleston, $. c., on Saturday night last
Winwand, belonging to M. r. Il. Min,tt III
James island discovered q runaway bov
bout 10 years old, named George, (ibc prnp-
efty ct r. NJ. Clarke, also of James island If
hirJ ship yard, South Bay, and scized him
WIN ihe intention OF securing him. George
resisted, and while the father Of Win,vsg1
VINO was present, approaching. Win,vsrI
cued ou', - am stuck. /" and iii Il ,ys,
,ou4d lhgt q orgc hel stabbed him Win !
knie in the lcit side of the neck a tl,e sl,o,l
drr b'sde aud 50 fatal was the blow. tina, be
expired almost imm di1tely. Go rw : 90.
willul murder. 'e'" WIN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-30

ENLARGED
EXCHANGE HOTEL, No. n, DOCK ST.
PHILADELPHIA.
(ON THE EUROPEAN PLANO
The above well known and popular eutsh
kzs0. hshment having undergone a thorough repair
fsFs an, ana ess,srsement. u now open for the reoep
Rsss business men generally, this establishment
one Of the most convenient IN the city. being
IN inimeiiae proximity TO the wharyes and prineinai
thoroughfares, and can accommodate from CO 10 loo
sossdsrs With slsegoE apartments and from $50 10 200
win meals The Esainz Department il on the
RESTAURANT PLAN
where they can get their meats any hour Of the d.v
without. "'f"' :"
The roprssOrs astier themselves thar they hsv. hh
provided WI, ls a ne, e.s e asy are
sly, and attentive and civil Az The s1hssantsIs
ena fariena That the markets afford are ro
.dea with liberal hand, and their charges are among
'hs ssesi nshieraic.
week, and odsinss fTonl - - Is cents pes urist
Lns slmoss order and CLEANLINESS : observed
The propSetors hope thai Hh these recommendation
~ .sles srnt'ot 20 hssncss " share Of che
CoPPEL 4 JoNEs- Pso,r,,,o,,
~ s..s,ens wa Be found mp at all hours Of the
AssoaANrs' 4 MscuAsles Barr,
FYSHIs nsst wiH a. u-ssI - ss.6 ~ s,srssy ,s,,
- Jolly 4 u - expected thai notes r,.lrvve On thai
e'y va. y paid on Friday The Ord inst
NORM WKsrERH nkNN Nruofsra,
-. Wheeling, June 20. IseS (
sHAfs bank WiH uSaai ~ cio-rd on Raiurdsv nest
- July e. u y expected that note. roaf,,rng n. ar,
aay VII > pad ON FRIDAY - gra inst
1aas@ D. LfsT, Cashier.
Ikm MATTHEW'S" 80 ! su1ss Cared HAMS
49, fH faniiy use. foe asie low ~
""e" sHhiFEE q sTELLE
EAk bAse sisoiee Green MO CnFfEE
~ pslnEets 90 Java A. ~ al. hpvy hv
e"fW sUHFtEa a gFETLE
On HHDs n y sugar.
~ ~ a. Anaaf llou.c mol.suss
'" bhs ilanietton Noiasssa. 10 81 io, IN
p""N shRiNEF ETEisIsE Wsier a.
- AcDN.-io cssks No Shoulders
- cesks Ne Hsis bsi reseive.i $50 er u.,e ~, A.
HHkiN ~ a HrEII.E
"A COD 90 =. 'sgglg ofrsniy rIOUR .iwsys on Sssa
june % sffptvru 4. s.,.....,..
A0 HALF Chssis y ouas IIyapu Tes
- -. .,s SRI soxs- - eseh, al vsry sap.s.or
I"sS sHRIvER = sTEfLE.
- HANDiEs, On saA winss or varioss h,.ss. "a
qneFtss 49, feteiVod go ~ raic igsser fhrn srss
"Hss sHEiVER a sTELlE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-30

The bill authorizing the construction Of a
Rail road through the State Of Connecticut. 10
cross the Connecticut River at Middletown.
has passed the Legislature Of that State, not
withstanding the veto OF Gov. Toucey. The
contemplated cOuse Of the road is almost a
straight line between the city Of Boston and
New York, and consequently nearly the least
hs'ance 6etweeh the two Points-iess we un.
derstand by some fifty miles than any other
/ route.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-30
WHEELING AND THE LAKES.
BE attention ofusveIers to the north 10 rsspscsfsiy
- requested TO Our Mail Line Of
ss@ STAGES,

which leaves Wheeling every moving 7ets1se>, ~
srEUBENvILIE WELISvfLLE FfTTxDun01s
connecting s,eubenviie with daily nall IT, eoso1SA
Canton Cleveland; az Wesvile with keji Wopee< .
Co.'S Line Cleveland and Pittsburgh VIVA - orsrt
Northern and Eastern Stages
comfort Of passengers has but the bcs q eas sn1
coaches sober and faithful drivers and responsihs an
agents. and the travelling pu
lie that they win nd this ehsspess and easiest route
TO Pittsburgh and the Lakes.
Once in Wheeling ON water street, end door shove
| Monroe street P.ROBERTE co.
4 fropsssors.
w.B. HCDSON.
| june 10 Agent
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DEAR.-The cost ola license TO sell liam,
IN Darlington, n. J D., is $50.
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