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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-29
COLUMBUS, 90 INSURANCE con-
PNNY

AGENCY FOR WHEELING, H. X. LIST,
Al Shrver s. Steie's Warehouse, Water street.
E17IiEY viii take risks Buildings OF all kinds Steam
~ boats and Cargoes, Factories Mills Kecitoats Plat.
boats and CaTgoes &c. against loss or damage by lire,
the dangers and pers OF the seas lakes rivers very
favorable terms.
RETURN PREMIUMS.
Their agcHis authorized TO make the following
terms with their customers
Any person insuring single risk by which loss 10
The company sustained, shall receive return on ap
plicaon 10 the aren't Of 10 per the paid
ON nett gross premiums paid each year, amounting TO
$500 over, l2l cent do; amounting OOO or
over, IS per cent. ian. 90.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-29
SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

benjamin McMechen , E$URstANr 70 a decree
u rendered in this cause
James EmsIey and oher) by tho Circuit superior court
Of Law and Chaneery for Ohio ~ the goth day
OF June, 1916 the undersigned, acting Commissioner
in this behalf VIII proceed to sell Monday, the 18th
day OF August 1916 AZ the font door OF The Court House
ofOhio County the following described property tina, is
10 say, all that certain tract Of land situate on
Wheeling Creek, adjoining land sold by William Chap
line to Henry Moore and Robert Baldwin, BEGINNING az
stake on the back OF the creek thence with said Moore
and Badwns line = IA deg. E.to said ChRplne's back
line thence Mo deg w with sSid back iine three hun
drcd feet thence i7t w TO the hank ofWheeng creek
thence mp he creek with The mcsndeTs thereof three hun
dred feet TO The beginning, supposed contain twelve
(2 acres coal, he the same more less upon the follow
ng terms TO wit: hundred dollars $500 OF the puT
chase money 10 e paid in hand aud the residue by equal
instruments al six, twelve and eighteen months with in
terest from day Of sale the purchaser giving bond and
curiy, and the title retained until the whole Of
purchase money be paid. JOHN q. EOfF, ID. $.
For II. G. WOODS :. O. G.
jy lG-lm Commissioner in this behalf;
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REHIIRN PRENIIIInIS
wRsTERN INSURANCE COMPANY.

IAPIIAL tJOU,UUU+
YIfIs company, being now duly organised. Is prepared
n make insurance every description OF Fire aud
Marine Risks such dwelling houses, Store Houses &C
with their contents Also, Steam Boats Flat boats and
Keel boats with their cargoes TO and fSom any port
the Ohio and Mississippi rivers their tributary
Applications for Insurance TO be made for the present
The Office Of the Wheeling Savings Institution.
aug4 r. Mccoy Sec'y.
RETURN PREMIUMS.
EPSHE WESTERN INSURANCE COMPANY OF
~ WHEELING viii return 10 per cent all prem
received for risks taken from this date, where
loss has occurred. II, MCCOY, Sec'y.
mar 2, l2fJ.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-29
TO THE LADIES.

have paid moi particular attention IN my se-
leciions Of styles aud qualities of Gotls. Ia The
wants NJ the ladies'. and hey Will fnd my stock Of
Fashionable Goods far surprising ony other in The
city. which they can easily see by calling and ex.
aiming ihem They can save themselves The trouble
Of looking else~h-re. as they will End my prices
md qualities ca.Ioi tall la please. up Ii
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-29
,EW CABINET & CHAIR WPlsE ROOM
EBBERT e. RfzIE,

Ma IO2 Msle 81. WHEELING, "a.
AyfNC ,skesfsff 81 ihs we'll known Chair
s,rabl,sbrss0t of > W Kobb. ere noo r1snu.
fseiorng avs Iaiend keeping on hand every De-.
..,,,,soa 81 Cabinet Furniture ant Mahogany
Cbsl,s CHEAP FOR CASH.
Cnu IN you lhsl wih 70 purchase. Dun' mis-
tat 100 Main streets feW doors above he Mfs-
chants aud Mechanics BanK, aud neariy ofr'.ns
foktna 4 Bctelrs C,alfrnunsfv
/ NJ UadcratiHg attended ~ % ais s'n-'st
,,,,,.s nos 4,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-29
BELIEVE AND LIVE!
Wonderful Cure of Pulmonary Consumption
oy Thomson compound Syrup of Tar and
Wood Ndphtha!

VOHutJu CuTC u pulmonary COfi6uWptlOfi
oy Thomssn's compound Syrup Of Tar and
Wood Nophtha!
PHILADELPHIA, NAV 3, 40
Mr. s p Thcmpson--Dear Sir:--Ii is not wiIhin
Ih" p'wer OF language TO express 10 you the grat~
tnde feel Tor your kindness, bui had ability the
fame Of your med icine should he sounded through
out the world TOT the beDehi uf suffering huma nifty
in every cline. do not say Too much and well
aIiesed facts bear ne out, when say your com
ponnd Syrup OF Tar and wood Naphiha, hes, through
Providence. literally raiscd me from death bed
Last fall contracted severe cold resnling Ia
violeni Inflammation of the lungs which threw me
inis rapid decline, with rscking cough splitting of
blood. palpi,aiioo ST the hsau and oppression; aud
ai times the circulation seemed suspended, a culi-
ness would come over me, and fell that the pow
| ere OF life inst giving way. Nothing ! took
hensfi,sd me. nv pPPeiue hnving lef me. my sio-
mach and hswels being completely derapged and
my physician gave me uP. saying was past help
| and must die.
Mr. Vicket.. one pf the undersigned. called 10 see
and kindly. brought tie a b,hle Nc your med, cine
hat fnund me dying state, he ltit the me,!,cinr
however. and 40 inr revived as 10 swalid& viii,
great difficulty IeaspornInl. and astonishing Indee
its efectsi before taking my fist boiie illfe
of from my mncs large qnanlly III corrupt matter
which relieved me wonderfully md enabled en-,
lungs to heal. The disease was completely nrre.ted
md To your int alnnhle medicine alone I owe my
restoration to health. For slime thine baL change
OF the JCflersom II a Socie'y's Reading Room aud
lhous nds know me and G. bear witness Ikai the
ioTegoir sIa,emoHt is strictly Irne.
! Wih feelings Of lasting gratitude,
am respectfully yours. &c.
WASHINGTON MACK.
Charlotte street above George.
We he undersigned. being personally acquainted
| with Washington Mack and his sufIrriigs bea,
! witness to the astonishing effects OF Thornsoni
compound Syrup Of Tar anj Nophiha. and The Iruil
of The hbovs statement.
JOSEPH WINNER. 34S North Third ST.
DAVID VicKERS. AZ Alrnoed st.
HUGH MGiNLEY.
S corner III Tammany aud Fourth Sls
GEO w JOHNSON. M'rkeI Sqaare
feb l6 era Sols Agent for Western Va.
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SENSENEY e. RHODES.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
DKY-1sOODS.
NO. i37 zANE's RON.
HANE NOW RrCEiyED their full supply
II OF spring sud SUMNER Day sGoods, such

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Cloths Of Srery color;
CossimeTes and Vesiings;
Merino Cassimeres for Boys Wear;
Summer Coaiing;
Cottoa Pantaloon Stiiis OF every variety;
Tweeds and Jeans; ~
Brown and Bleached Shec,ings and Shir,ings
Organdic and Bingham Lawns;
New style Ginghams;
Alpacas oil colors;
Prints in great variety of the latest styles;
Plain Jaconct and Cambric: Muslins: ~
Plaid and Fancy Muslins OF every kind
ladies' and Gentlenen's Gotten Hosiery d
every kind.
AlSO-Fiorence Braid Bonnets;
Common Straw do
Horse hair and Gimp do;
Mems and Boys Leghorn and Straw Hats:
Very superior Leghom Hats for children; f
Bonnet Ribbons; Cap 10;
Artificial Flowers;
Fancy Shawls;
Embroid'd Thibet and Mouselin blaine do;
Fancy Scarfs and Neck Ties.
With every other article in our LINE, ALL OF
which WILL BE SOLD on the very low esl,erms.
may l2
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INSURANCE..

- IsKS win be taken by the FIRE & MARINE IN
IA sURANCE COMPANY OF WHEELING AT Tnx
LOWEST RkTEs
Contents.
? Steamboats,. factories, mills, &c.
Furniture:
And merchandise OF all kinds.
And against all dangers attending the transportation
FOODS % ytvers lakes, seas, canals, and Taiif5asis
TOT the character OF the company to prompti,ude
e bee n rs & % This pIsce and
elsewhere who have had the adjustment OF claims upon
US. Office ON Main street. X. w. HARDING, secy.
aug L.
RETURN PREMIUMS.
Ef1HE FTRE AND MARINE INSURANCE. COMPA.
- NY OF WHEELING will return ten per cent ON all
premiums received Tor risks taken from this time where
no loxs has occurred.
fe6e7 R.w. HARDING, sce'y.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-29
Keep it Before ihc People! That
ALTMAN 81 maxwell,
HAVE now on hand The largest aud b,aselec.
4 i ted sIork of
BOOTS. SHOES & LEATHER.

Ever offered in ihis market. al OF which haa bce,
selected from the manufacturers with great care
and at The lowest cash price. We feel no hesiIa.
non IN saying 'hstwe can offer e'raer inducements
10 purchasers thnn before offered in this civ
we mosI respectfully invite our old customers and
the pnhlic. 10 call nj old and well kf own stand
endexamine orr stock efore purchasing elsewhere.
and we feel satisfied that all Who may favor Ms
with c II viii be pleased with the STYLE anali,v
md priccs Our siotk CONSISTS Of Mems Fine calf
Moruco0 and Seal Boots; Thick. cali. KIP md grain
cd do Morocco, calf and KIP Monioes; calf SenI
and Morocco Pumrs and Slippers; pnton Caters
new styles Boys calf and Kip Boots; Morocco calf
ord KIP Monfoes; Ladies Fine KID Slippers and
Walking shoes; Fancy cocred KID slippers aad hall
GsiteTs Black Gliters an hall Gaiies, cheap Kid
Morocco. Seal and cloth slippers; calf Kip and
Morcco Boots and Shes; Misses Bouts. shoes
slippers ond halt Caters Of all kinds, Chiidrens
Boos, shoes. slippers aud hall Caters OF very de.
scriplion, style, quqlIly md price.
ALSO
5000 Lbs hest Oak Tanned Spanish Sole Leather
1000 do Hemlock do do do
Upper Leather. calf and Morocco skins; Kid
Binding and Red md whie Lining Skins, Shoe
Nails, Pegs, Thread. Avis Brisiies, Gallons, Shoe
Backing, Brushes. DC Sc &c.
Also 40 d,z Mems and Boys Pain Leaf Hate;
together with great many other articles. all Of
which we will sell Wholesale retail al the very
lowest rash price.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS. wishing to &, up
iheir stocks. will do welg 10 give o call
may ALTMAN a. MAXWELL.
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TO MERCHANTS, PHYSICIANS AMI
OTHERS,

VV1THE SUBSCRIBER keeps constantly Tor sale a, the
~ lowest prices, assortment Of MEDICINES,
DRUGS. DYEBrUFFs, PAINTS, OILS, GLASS, VAR.
NISif, BRUSHES, &c. &c.
CONFIDENT his prices will give satisfaction he soiiees
those who may not iucnd purchase al the Time,
10 ascertain the prices Of his goods.
Any communications asking the prices Of goods,
most eheeTfulIy and promptly answered
fe would particularly state, that he has Steam Fac
tory in connection with his Store oJ POwdering Jaap
RhuhaSb, fpccacaanha and many other Medicines; for
grinding Mustard, Cinnamon, Aspco Pepper, Cloves
&c. and Lamp Black, Black Lead, Venetian Red,
Chrome yellow and green VerdegTis yellow Ochre aud
other Paints. IN OIL al OF which be " able cell Al the
vegy lowest prices.
Psinis mixed already for and put up In earihen
pots Of different sizes for family convenience.
Putty Of the best quality AZ "a cents per m of
baddars and cts per ib In addoF IN quantities of 20
poaHis and upwards.
No charge made for delivering goods in any part Of the
city ,. w. w. GORDON.
81. opposite ste 4 o Depot, Baltimore.
feb
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-29

NEW AND CHEAP GOODS

ADJoIEtNG FORSYTH * MAKERS,
WATER ~ WiIEk.fINt,

WATER ~. wfIt.kLINt;. VA Z
THE 81 business in mi. an e, Shp tha,
he oan anticipate the wants of his customers
Goods takes pleasure In announcing 10 them that he h
now receiving and viii continue receive monthly
throughout the the largest and best
OF Goods ever offered IN the Clothing Trade CITY
purchased nom the best houses in Philadephia
timoTe aud selected from the a most approve
be sold for very small advance, viz: French English
and American Broad Cloths from superine 10 medium.
Twied Belgian do do, Invisible Green. Blue and Lon
don Brown do do extra heavy blue and Wool blk dou
Die miled CaSsineres very dcsirabe also single mied
plain and fancy French aud English Cassimeres very s
perior and cheap also aud Ga Gold and silver mixed
aud plain Tweeds, from fine TO medium French Linen
Drlll all qualities; Summer Cloths drab d'Eie Persian
Indiana aud Orleans do; 500 ps Linen and Cotton Plaid
striped and Check Pantaoons; STUFF VestinRs plaiu
striped Mode, Mcrno and other Fancy Vestings great
variety The above goods viii be made 10 order w a
nfst rate cutter and good wokmen warranted equal TO
any IN this or the Eastern cities.
Ke6(tU .Rg0ete CiOfhSng.
Cloth Dress and Frock Goats, from superdne to Me.
dunn NIL aud complete assortment OF Summer Coats:
complete assortment comprising all the varieties oual.
aud FrocS Coats very general assortment do do Cas-
siuercs Cassinet Cord and Beaverton Pants do do
Round Jackets, &c. &c.
Also 20 doc line Linen and Muslin Shirts; Bosons.
Couols, &C % doz. common do, fancy striped Linen
and Muslin do; Palmetto and IcshOrn Hats with The
usual variety o. Suspenders, Hose sc.
invite friends and and all in search of
good Goods TO give me call, assuring them can and
VIII sell them good article fair prices cash or The
usual terms 20 prompt customers RecOcci No so Wa
Ter street. ALEXANDER ROGERS.
april ~
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s TT or LIVES.
CENTRAL ROrTE FRO

s1zfzsEzslze aAfERSz tslEzs-.sAss
TKEAT CENTRAL ROUTE FROM
IN WHEELING no BALTIMORE, WASH
INGToN CITY, PHILADELPHIA. NEW YORK
AND BOSTON. The National Road and Good
Intent Stage Companies, are ranning daily lines
90 Cnnberland. connecting with the b a. o x r.
Only "a hours Stage travel TO either OF The above
cities. the balance by Railroad
Time 10 Baltimore 81 hours,
Time 10 Philadelphia 40 hoars
Fare To Baltimore IL DOLLARS.
Fare 10 Philadelphia - do
: Sir daily lines leaves the Cos Sisge and Rail
road office every morning NJ s O'Clock A NJ, and
extras furnished ri any hour load should cffer.
Forihfough Tickets to Baltimore and Philadelp hla
arp'Y the Cos office, No SO Water st. Wheeling
Va. Dne d0or North S Hotel.
For oood Intent Stage Co. w n STEELE.
ard C. ACHESON, fer N II S Co.
Great Central Route Rail road aud Stage Office
sep ID
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lciH unfold on unrarnished tail.

81 triH unfold an unrUnished tale.
For truth is mighty and iriu prerail"
1Vel[here 4 come once more irith the FOUR
BIG DOORS open, and stock Of ner
and Fashionable Spring Goods, al the
CHEAP CASH CLOTHING STORE OF
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nEApY IVA TEAn DE-, c ,1r.uS

Made and trimmed in good style, snit the immediate
requirements of purchasers together with endless
sortmcnt OF fine aud fancy articles such Linen and
Cotton Shirts, Shirt Collars. Bosoms. Hdkfs, Scars sus.
pendcrs. Gloves. Hosiery. sc. e..
Having procured cutters and woTkmcn OF acknowL
edged merit we are prepared TO make up any article of
CLOTHING to order, in style that cannot fail please
those who appreciate IT. combining and elegance
and IN fac, the Good Intent will he found 20 be the
most fashionable establishments in the city
In conclusion. we invite friends respectfully, TO
eau and examine our stock previous To purchasing
where as we are determined pay that attention
customers which viii not only merit hut their
patronage and influence
JH HUsS < co.
lake this opportunity mention that have resigned
business on account therefore my friends aud Gus
Of HUSS & co.
sp TO-. .tt CIV. GRAHAM
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-29
THE coon INTENT
CLOTHING STOREi!i
A NEW ESTABLISHMENTS JUST OPENED BY
j. II. II USS & CO..

/ One door ADORE the United States Hotel
WATER ar. WHEELING. VA
rtHE PRoPRtETORS have Just received and are nov,
- opening large and elegant sssor,mcnt OF Fo.ei4n
and Domestic Goods purchased In New York Phladcl-
phia and Baltimore 10 which the attention OF the cti.
fully invited. SfN''
Our sock is perhaps, the largest in the civ embrae
INC all he latest and most approved styles, consisting
CLOTHS, CASSIMEKES. &C
W these we have and excellent assortment such
as Black blue BLACK Invisible Green and other Fancy
coiors; besides these we have large aud well selected
assortment OF VESrINGS, such as plain and Fancy
siam, plain and hgd silk, plain 4 fancy MassIcs Bud
Cashmere. English Quilting. sc. sc.
TWEEDS AND SUMMER CLOTHS,
fncluding all qualities aud colors.
Irish Linens, Linen Cheek Bingham. t:ambroons and
all other light Goods suitable Tor summer Ware
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-29

WSE EDICAL COLLEGE or oHIO.-The regular an.
AVA nua of Lectures IN this Institution will
tlic Monday OF November and continue
Until TIE rsi Of March, under tue following arrangement
anatomy, PROF. sHOTW ELL.
Chemistry, PROF. LOCKE.
surgery. fROF. MrSSEY;
Msteria Mcdica, PROP HARRISON
Midwifery. PROF. WRIGHT;
Theory AVID Prettirc PROP. MOOHHEAD;
ncmonstrstor % Anatomy. a.. H.. AVERY, 81 ID.
TICKETS Tor The entire rOurse, including Hospra f95
Msficulenn, (s5) ard Disee-tinT Ticket (ein) wilt bc
Siio, which most ~ paid Do advance The Hospital
Dssectina tickets may tafakcn emitted the option
ofhc studonf preparatory of iectufcsl com
the ~; Monday Of Octoher which M 20 Frsfi
itousfo che regular sfudepts tie Institution The Dis
secfins rooms viii - OPEN ~ the same sine.
81 is--gw JOHN q HtHRfsON Dean
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ZOE THE GKNTLKAiE In

on CLOTHS TEN CLOTHS. TABLE CLOTHS
WINDOW HLiNDs, FIRE sCREENs DOOR
PIECES COACH CURTAIN STUFF. GREEN
BAiIE FOR SIDE BOARnS, BUREAUS, STANDS,
~ SILK AND MUSLIN APRONS FOR CiiL
lVOaBfH WOOD. % East Whesilug. would respect
iniy nfofp tbe pubic that be- prepared 10
ORDERS fuf angfbinx enumerated a0vo Or boz his line wth
nesiness dufshilify and despatch
49,. Rsin'Hg' Glazing and rapcf Hanging also a.
Residence and shop near the Cd Crown Giass Woke
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-, JAMES TALLMADcE, President.

Il Wakcman. Cor Sec'y.
TO evotd impostions purchasers always ask for
Cieker's Sugar Coated Vegetable Pills." and take no
others, or they viii be made the victims of fraud
sale OF the genuine DIR Checkers Sugar coated Pills:
FAlRCHlLD, Wheeling, Va; James A Gray, Bridgeport
% n Rice & Co. Martinsvie, o. J & ID Brown IT,
Wellshurg, Va a Wallace, La Grange; Geo Craig &
Co. Warrentown,
Triadelphia; II DICKEY
West Alexander, GEO. WILSON
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-29

VTIRGINIA.--Ata Circuit Superior Court of Law and
Chancety, begun. continued and held for the Coun.
ono al the Court House thereof on Friday, the isl
day OF November. 1914
Borias F. Gardner,
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COLDS, PAINS IN THE CHEST,

COUGHS, COLDS, PAINS IN THE CHEST,
Bronchitis, Splitting of Blood and hlsip-
lent consumption; also Diarrhed, Dys-
entGry and Summer complaint in children
speedily and egseiudily cured By BrcRtlin-
GERS compound syrup of BONESET.
FESIIs most popular and unsurpassed medicine
- fails IN giving almost immediate relief in any OF the
above enumerated complaints IL has hecn tried by hun
drcds IN this city and there TO be found who
has used according 10 directions who will not testify
20 its efficacy IN removing disease Should any person
come forward after trying IT, and say that he she had
derived bcncft from its sc, their twenty-five
wiz he promptly returned II IL 10 had Brontlin
gers APothcca- None are genuine unless signed BY
p. A. BRENTLfNGER.
N.B.-Tbis medicine Is now prescribed BY several Of
most respectable physicians whom the compound
hss been made known. ~ 10 FAB.
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Tho parties interested in matters mentioned in the
ed Monday the 9th day OF August next al my office in
the city ofWheeiing al 10 O'clock A. NJ the time and
place when and where shat commence taking the ac
count therein direoted-and require the Appearance OF
the parties there, with such proofs Vouchers may
be necessary 70 the proper taking ofsad account.
jy % I'm JAMES PAtLI Commissioner
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-02-21

Some seem to think it will pass without
much trouble. fit does, il will not be with
out q strong resistance on the part Of the friends
of the prot n system. Pennsylvania has
spoken ,hrouS her Legislature; so that her
wishes cannotVe well misunderstood upsn this
question. That she has prospered uvder tae
present rates Of duty. none with any knowledge
OF her condition previous to AZ will atte nrtito
deny, and that she would continue to prosper
and regain her former standing, "redeemed ud
regenerated" is too pnlpabe 10 admit of doubt.
Her credit at home aud abroad, as a member ot
the confederacy, has just commenced raising
Its head above the ihrsldom under which it has
been loboring, and clearing its skirt from the
Stigma of the reputation which threatened it.
II ~ Inserted by the enemies Of the protective
system, that Pennsylvania wants protection to
the detrimen' of the other members of the con.
tederacy That she wants and needs pro,ec-
ton for her vast mineral resources is true
She, however would not ask to be raised NJ an
others depression or de,riment, and It is nothing
but miserable pretext for better arguments to
say that the protection Pennsy vana receives is
! injurious to other portions Of the country The
| injurious consequences resulting from the ta-
riff, have not yet been shown, nor do ! believe
/ they can. You may expect some sharp shoot.
inc before this question is settled.
An exemplary young man. bv the name of
James Daley met with a sudden death. by the
explosion Of powder in the laboratory Of the ma.
Wy yard, on the 18th inst The effect Of the ex-
ploson was so great that it raised the roof of
the bndlng some inches. He was blown al.
most to atoms. Nineteen hands employed in
the same room were discharged, perhaps to their
dispIeasnre, the day previous. Had thy been
engaged at the time of the explosion. il is hard
to say what the loss of life would have been.
The metropolis is at this time visited by all
classes OF people. BY some who have been
Justly distinguished by their own merit-scme
who have gaineda notoriety BY acts TOO low tor
honorable men 10 stoop 10, and by others TOO ,ri-
fling TO notice. Old Rennett ~ the n. Y Her.
aid, see, ha, made his appearance here. In
one sense he has been Justly termed the "Na-
poleon" Of the press He not only keeps in
awe the politician, but other classes Of society.
He enters the private circle of 'friend or foe"
without regard TO the feelings Of any. no matter
how keen the sensibill.y of the person he at
: tacks, and lets slip his envenomed tongue.
"B- thou as chaste as ice, az pure as snow, thou
Shalt not escape calumny,"
from this notorious sheet Laying aside the per-
sonal attacks of Bennett's Herald, it is in some
points one of the first papers Of the country
For ability and talent it has but few snperlors,
and for enterprise few equals. He not unfre-
qncn,ly takes cowhldlng for his personal al
tacks. CROMWELL.