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CERTIFICATES.

BALTIMORE, May Is, 1886
Mr.. c. c. RENHARDr: | have examined and
used to some extent the truss of Mr.. Charles c.
Reinhardt. 1t is an instrument we'll adapted to
treatment Of hernia, and especially the accomplish
ment Of the radical cure. do not hesitate TO re-
commend it as an ingenious and useful instrument.
N. r. SMITH, NJ. ID.
Prof. Of Surgery.
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MONTHLY REPORT Of the Mutual
1Vl Life Insurance Company, OF New
York, No. SO, Wall street.-This institution,
during the month of May, issued l24 new policies
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Two Trips a week to Norfolk, Ports
mouth, and Old Point.

THE steamer osceols, moi
surpassed in beauty or speed
by any boat on the Potomac,
will leave Washington foI
the above nlacsa every We'd
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JOHN r. w. DUNBAR.

Having examined the truss Of Mr.. Chas. c. Rein
ardt, concur with Prof Smith in the opinion a. to
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TRUSTEES.
Morris Robinson, John II. Smith,
Benz. d. Sllliman, JOS. B. Collins,
R. II. M'Curdy, Jas. S. Wadsworth,
Robt b. Minturn, H. w. HubbeIl,
C. w. Faber, G. NJ. Wilkins,
NJ Livingston, L. v. L. Pruyn,
T. Sedgwick, T. w. OIcott,
Stacy B. Collins, Chas. Ely,
VIM. Barnwell, F. G. HsIock,
VIM. Moore, Robt Schuyler,
Zebedee Cook, Amos S. Perry,
iona. Miller, Jos. Tuckerman,
John c. Cruger, Alfred Pell,
David Golden John c. Thatcher,
Rufus L. Lord, w s. Wetmore,
Joseph Blunt, Isaac G. Pearson,
Gideon HawIey, VIM. J. Bunker,
Two vacancies.
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BALTIMORE. Nav Ia. 1886.

BALTIMORE, May IA, 1916.
The hernlal truss, invented by Mr. c. c. Rein
hardt has advantages over most others now in use,
in regard to durability of material, variety of form
Of pad, aud its admitting Of being easily cleansed.
It's introduction into use, If udiciously selected and
applied, doubt not would give general satisfac-
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II. WILLIS BAILEY, M. D.,

"
Washington University, Bait.
A treatise on the use Of the above valuable truss
and also containing many other certificates of the
highest respectabiIIty, will be given gratuiously to
any one who will apply to
Il. D. GILMAN, Druggist
Penn, avenue near Browns Hotel, who is sole
agent for the District.
June l3
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have used the several trusses manufactured by
Mr. c. G. Reinhardt, and have found them well
adapted TO effect the ends for which trusses have
been applied
RICHARD W1LMOT HALL, M. D.,
One Of the surgeons of Baltimore ln6rmary,
No As Lexington ST., Bait
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Foreign Periodicals.
ID EPUBLICATION of The London q ua

~ Iery REVIEW,
The Edinburgh Review,
The Foreign Quarterly Review,
The Westminster Review, and
Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine.
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BALTIMORE, May II, 1886.
regard the truss of Mr.. Chas. C. Renhardt az
superior to any other now known, and should be
glad to see it generally introduced into practice.
CHAS. BELL GIBSON, M. D.,
Prof. of surgery in the Washington
University, Baltimore.
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appointed 10 make sale and dsiribiiOn among the heir,
June 3-2awts lIntelgencerl
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-06

crown OF the arch Shortly after O'Clock the
immense mas OF metal began slowly To rise.
aud at 4 o'clock was quite clear ot its cauiage.
From this time until nearly z O'Clock the as
cent slowly continued without the slightest &C
ideni, but at the time mentioned, it being
quite dsrk,it was judged exPedient To defer the
conclusion oi the hoisuns till Tomorrow (thi-
day there bring still but - feet of ascent
required. La TIA. mean time the statue was
secured by tying the ropes ol the blocks to-
geihcr, aud placing supports under the ieet oi
the horse from the cross bcsms, by which
means the sculptor expressed his conviction
tia, the safety oi his production would b. en-.
surcd."
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l then dnpPed in my hook. ca chug went the
cork, sui out comes salmon six feet long. -
Don't jump ~. its fact The things bit ~
last that twenty men couldn't keep count ol
EN-. They just rolled out-ny pole went up
and down 80 fast that you couldn't "a seed IL,
II whirlcd round 50. baited my own hook.
took off the fish, and in one hour aud quar-
ter from the commencement caught NINE
TEEN BUNDREO AND FITrY sNLNOSS EACH
THREE FEET LONG, packet them la the nearest
town, aud sold them ior dollar piece"
Such Dustin OF straps was never see :. Ey-
cry chap jumped clear Oh the deck. aud our
boat hoated OF the bar like skecred deer
TACT.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-06

We Publi-h thc follow Ing preamble and r..-
ol"''ons with great pleasure, aud bcg to add
our testimony in lpvor OF has services in Our
city Iot some weeks past.
WAsHtNGToS, Pa Oct. I9ih. lSl6.
Doct. Hu9te.-Dcar Sir,-In complisnc.
with instructions given, We herewith forward
To you Use preamble and resolutions submitted
~ lhr Kew. Me SPecrs. on the evening of the
ioih Oct. aud unanimously adopted by the
largc aud respectable audience which hal H.
pleasurc OF listening to the highly entertain.
lng aud instructive course ct lectures lately
DELIVERED by you an car borough on the subject
o' ie'"P' rance. Respectfully. yours.
lnE President AND SECRETARY.
Whereas. DE-. Hume. has dcliy,rela cour.,,
oil exceedingly interesting lectures ia behalf
oil The Temperance causc-r,lative to the use
oi intoxicating liquor, as beverage 10 the
citizens ui the borough of Washington and
vicinity, therefore,
ResOicsd. Thata vote oCthanks h. te,d.,c1
to The Doctor Tor his able and Efficient labor,
amongst M as Temperance leutuTcr--aud that
on leaving rs We Ito hereby cSprrsS our bc II
wishes iur his success whenever in the Proyi-
dcnce oi God IL may b. his privilege To rails.
us VOC. in favor OF thc Temperance Reform
sh"'s oA winch dressings rstina BILE and last
lnE are secured Ia the human family.
hesotUcd, That Dr. Hume be- requested to
iurnish copy OF the able address which ne
delivered last evening on the subject OF the
L'ctnse LAW. tor publication in our County
papers, previous tn the approaching election
1.-The election at which our voters in the diff
lereni election districts will b. called upon to-
decide 10y their voter whether we shall have
LiCensed Liquor iavcms or not.
hesotUed, That copy OF the foregoing re.
solutions b. handed TO the Doctor With the
signature al the President and Secretary of
The Washington county Temperance Society,
and thus signify our wish To recommend him
TO the attention aud fellowship OF the TEN.
perance friends throughout our land. as an
eihcicnt Lecturer aud also as gentleman
worthy OF the esteem aud confidence oi his
fellow men
ScSotrcd, That DR.. Hume be requested to
visit this county, during the mouth of Febni.
airy ensuing, and spend some time in lectur-
ing to the Citizens OF the various district, ON
The subject of the License Law.
ROBT OFFICER Pred'st
of the Wash. Co., TEN. Society.
JonN 6RAYSoN JT. Sec'ry.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-06
NEw YoRk coNsrIrIrrloN

We have not been able TO find condensst
summary OF tho provisions of the new consl
tuition OF the State of New York, and there
fore we are compelled TO make a summary o.
them ourselves, showing how much il dit
fers from the old constitution, The provisions
are as follows:
Religious Frcodom.-No person shall be
rendered incompetent to bear witness in court
in conscquenceof his religious belief or dis
belief
LdSd.-Thc existing titles of all landhold-
eTs are secured, bat provision Is made against
any future creation OF lcase-hold estates, and
the ieudal stipulations in the present leases
have been abolished.
Clergymen are not disqualified from hold
ing political Office of any Kind.
Naturalization Electors shall not b. emit
tied to vote until ten days after they have been
natuml1cd. 30 days residence ia district
required to enable man To vote Tor any Off
Ger. Single districts arc prescribed in all cases
Legislative sessions may be Us long as the
membens please; bat they receive pay Tor but
100 DAYS at 50 per day. The passage of law
requires a majority OF all the members ciecied
10 both houses, by yeas aud nays
The pardoning power is not restricted, bat
the governor required TO communicate to the |
legislature the causes aud reasons Zoe pardon. |
Administrative officers arc all elected by the |
people. All offices for weighing. guoging, |
measuring, culling inspecting merchandise
or produce are abolished, but the state may cs
'shllsi 'hc inspection OF articles bought by it. !
self
Coeris-rhc courts OF ohanccy ar sl,pl
ished, anl the powers thereof transferred To
tbe courts OF law. There j. TO b. a supreme
court ct - judges in separate districts, cleo
ted lor eight years. The judges have a. fixed
salary bui no fees. Clerk, are all elected by
the people. Justices OF The peace are paidb,
fees, aud arc elected ior four years
A sm&ing fund Is provided Tor the payment
OF tn state debt aud no future debt cGcccd-
Ing one million shall b. created. mlcss ia the
eGigcncy OF o war or insurfeclion
Banking aud corporations OF al Minds are
60 b. chartered by genc,al laws, and ,hc notes
OF blnks To b, secured BY IN f.lc,lgs ut private
property equal i,'irc amount ut shares in AL
ditiun 90 The shares themselves The con
stituiou takes effect on the fr,t of January
next.
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CANAL CLOSED.

CANAL PAck Ers.-Tbc last boat. both WAYS.
ior the season. ol ID. Iecch & Cos Packet line
will leave Pittsburgh aud philadelphia on the
10Th oi this month. Travellers will regulate
their procecdiugs occoriio-ly. The line has
given grcat satisfaction Co travellers the past
s'ason AMI has done fine business. Pitts.
Gusoife, Nor. J.
We may therefore consider the canal as
closed ior the year. We would ash how many
persons have got goods through the canal this
year who have not regretted they ever shipped
that wayl
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frop, NJ Detroit DaiB 1JrfrIi,Ir


Sir ururge Siinr~oa. Guyem-r-in Chief Of
the Hudson Bay Company territories. arrivcd
here ipm Red River settlement on Lis ,S.x g.,
M1ntrcai, la iug trdNri "A os tinrse back "a ia,
al Use Falls at ~. Anthony on the Mis.is
stPpl Sir Gcorgc entered ga his long AMI az.
iuou, ioutncy on tic - September. - that
81 auuuusualls iitc season he has accompli.h
~ The whole distance 80 p days Sic George
has brought Intelligence ct the sale arrival oC
the troop, which, as your readers are awsr.
~erc dispatched iGom Ireland in June for ,hr
Red River
This iiule army, Tor comprises Engineer,
Nriiilcry aud Infantry, besides the B,ruck.
Commissiriat, aud Medical Drpsrtnent. !.
under the command OF M.jor Croiton, who has
seen much service IN thc East, mote pariicn
iarly among thc Arabs. The presence of hi.
hne body OF men Is said To b. highly acccpta
bic To all classes OF the local populations; a,
auo5tng an open market both ior produc,
anl labor; aud a. many OF the men are me
chanics, the presence oi Tier Majesty force
promises directly To promote ,hr cause OF q
viltlaiIon IN the region of the Northwest.
Next to thc welfare OF or own people. ",
ought to srjOice in the prosperity at thr Bntsl
~ tie parent branch Oi the great Anglo SaxoI
Race.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-06
GREAT NATIONAL cURlosITIEs-

GREAT NATIONAL CURIOSITIES-
FUNNY CATALOG E.-Somcboly who
writes in the Journal OF Commerce, has offer
ell the iollowiu. cunosities ior the accepts nee
OF the managers al the National Museum
Nothing il wanting To complete the list of
curIOsIties, but the man who did this thing
NEW YORK. Oct. 10. 1916
Feeling an interest i'm the National Mus
cum, whose iorm,tion YOU have announced.
] bcg leave TO Offer the following curiosities
ior the acceptance al the mansgcrs:
The tail Ot an Irish Bull
Some sand from Times hourglsss.
torn mffie. from Loves last shift
The iron. from the plane oi the elliptic.
quaDdary, with man init.
Part OF the patch with which O'Conners
rent was mendcd.
Hali dozen feathers from Gin cocktail.
A fishing rod aud two walking sticks, made
oil hurricane.
"A knock-down argument, and the impress
sion il made.
The world in miniature; very old copy
faded.
A pound OF butter from the cream of a Joke.
amt cheese from the milk of human kind
ness. The march az mind, arranged for lull
orchestra. with Trumpet obIigate, by Fame.
some bristlcs from the last brush with the
80 NNoho, ouu uNltc VI utu AHnpuuld > udn-
der on them.
A fluke from the anchor Of Hope,
Whiskers and noses, from masked bat
tcry.
The shadow Of the meat that the dog saw in
the water.
A pair OF SOULS from White Hall boa and
a table showing the chronological develop
ments. bottle OF the smoke that MIR Folks
messages ended in.
Some ten penny nails, made from a frog
ment oi the iron duke.
A finger post. from the road to ruin.
Music of the spheres, original score,
The cap OF a climax.
Musket and powder-hon of shooting
star.
The hith that Henry VIII defended; rather
the worse for the scuilic.
"A boot made on the last of the Mphcgans,
with one ol the spurs of the Rocky Mountains
on The heel.
The pearl that Cleopatra drank: and the
two diamonds that cut one another.
silk tassvl HON the staff Of lite.
The afternoon al the Day of Algicrs
Some oil the cells that were Used 10 being
* inncd.
A Poirof pointers, from the Great Bear;
we'll trained
hinge from the gates of death. and some
II the snutI that the child wasn't quite up to.
hold these things is subject la your order.
nj should find anything further worthy at
place on the shelves OF the Museum, shall
niOrm YOU.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-06
SOUTHERN LITERARY MESSENGER

This valuable Magazine for November !.
before us, we'll and richly filled a. usual
The contents for this month are.
Machil velli --' The Prince" Review
The Vision of Chatlc. Al ByC
n Resume OF Geology. by -. n.
The Balaim. A Tale. From the G,rnao
o' hanke. BY Miss Mary r. lee.
Constantine ia Gaul By Amcdcc Thier-
~,
Translated from the French, By Robert
Wheaton
Mo. Std's P,iV,t. n,,,,I;,, H.
Tale. '''"'1' -
By Maria Georgins Milwam.
Marshall New.
Another Year.
Nollces OF New Works. tn Flord Year
Books for Presents, &r.
Duth ut Professor DIV.
FOE RN.-rh, Pricstcss Of Beauty. \
Dramatic Sketch.
Bl Miss II L. Macdonald
Nitgdr. ByS
Twilight. BY David Il. AmlI.
The Eye aud the Wmd. A Collection AT
No. 2
Imagination
Nil.
The Cndlc's Angel.
Household Spuucts. Children C,taIeaa
Ellen AlbrIine. b. Mrs. Mis-. 4. !.
EtmvS
Tears ". T..
The Silent Land b, Susan.
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BashwioS, King. County, l.. T.. March !.
APOPLENY.


NP"peNy Is supPoSci to iron, TOO much hio,J -
s q An error. u - ocessioacd hy gsncfai I,utn. ~
'ie hood vcs-'s"f those supcrahuu,ant SUNNY hu
"''r winch Ought 90 hSvc passed rs fhe haWr. Nan,
F's"r dfop 90 Hp"rrNy -and, aninnsh i,nncd isfel,
.s~'i ute. Many are hod and recover. many arc u,
M'fi AN recover. Those wbp rr-ir Ia hs.situv arc
sif' '" hc hnsiy EARNED OF 10 lice compliant mos.
VI. as '" lfi are ~ NO means likely To- fs rsrf
- " TIE complaint and titc chauces arr Al s ~ ,,
h""d'rd !" one i their fsVof of fat Toco,srt .rovr
IVY resort 10 iufgaiion every time the, Del dull ana
raw ad are moderate p their eating aud t Tie u.s 81
su's"is FOR u has brcH clearly s-tadi.s i,y ,nsf.e
-" S'ff d'ai' that this di~cssr acrssan.i H., the
cisktnR M of tbe ves-c's rf IN. ifs, :, a., .
I'cr course ~ the iaood b prevented
~ pf'-'acs- that swelling at t4c veins and s.,etic.
Nheh occasions thr pressure the rstn and ts !.
we cause 81 The sudden iBseusiiulhy Ask All nrr.'.
W" are attacked with this diseasr whether tIs 49,.
~" w warnings u ihc shape 81 sudden aud r.sff,
ti"'-. Ni"cut headaches. pains 90 te L,st ~ a.,
i"tit HrFk, snd shoulders. Mad thrso t,srutu.. -.
s''''l'a 70 reicatTd doses ~ dtresfie ,ur.,s, -
hAhafeibs fihs, worid have tren re-ffei To- AMI H.,
s's"lulaiiuhs iH lice interior Of the vein. ao =,
leiiN would have been removed. aud besub \. -.
NsN would - restored ~ AZ these es-os \. = mad t
y" CONSIST n great qaaniiiiss Of ,oe,s n,
'i,h Himf ~ guinny matters which b. shs s,,,e -
III y" 'ahs"f There would have tecu On thr,f reis,t,o
=" u' rT}. ~ ~ hope that time h aapraaet,nv
49, HaH sha 81 icts live o. the fuil esfe5, ~ tte m
"a" F "ihin hini This Observe asssst in,s,sff,
H ~ .n"a. "hse habits ~ have ute opportunity % +
s,', ihs Vow BE- tbs They have fhsf ,5,tnet ss.trt
fs- ien 70 ii~s-s hefi sni glasses ,v tisry are
eN'" "f~H trif ls'ye's snd purity tl,sg gs,ds W.
"a,y "'s,f 81 'i"- wHifessri 20 tie aog ssd es'
ny -. 4. FAtRrHtD.
Wv % WiIaaffuv -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-06

STRIKING FACTS. There arr now in
the city of Boston, twenty five InilaTiam
clcrgyncn regularly ordained OF installed as
pastors OF Churches. of which five are con
neclcd with the ministry at large, and one
society IL OF present supplied with on unset
ileled minister; making in all twenty six
clergymrn. The aggregate amount oi salary
paid To them is about Si2,0O0 annually
The Prubable present value of the churches
and land is about $500 900. The socieiy ol
which Theodore Parker is minister is not Ia
cluded above, as he does not acknowledge
he inspiration snl miracles ol Christ.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-06
STOCKING
NOTICE.

llL SERVER oTefs tor sale. the yyn'c NJ ill.,, 80
=. "snls '-'slc :" tie cliy of Nhrcnr siatc 81 ~,
e,',.' '' "''tH uc ffoqcrty nf iisacdcn Zsue o.,
.lnnE ~ Pat az town lois ~ much tis -, ~
's"S' fst' Of tsc citJ, portion Of ih,. ,,o,,,t
. s,,"s',i immediately front of Matrr .t,cs, ii
~ ne "" RNrf and there D. erected ON nsrt ~
" l""p'''A Nalua ware ipluse a. as, -.,,,ri 90
ga midtig~-siso tract ct land e,nt,,n,,, .,, ~"
bss 49,, 80 ~, "'ll scfr az upW as heinr in,pe,t.t.,
s,,., aga ,he cay ,atont o1e hundred srr,-. 81
- 49, p tieh and afaAc land titr las.ee 4. . a.,
,s'n S"uidiE ~ stone Cos .aid aud s,,pes.d =, t
State. ~ '''' ""''h ~ iifH United
'' i-,f-'ns wishing 10 pursiase win ,llrc.s ,h
h'i"g near thc city az Iopis,iiis X euturky
SAM IL CIT RgUIII
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-06

LOVE.-The following eaquisis, passage
we.hnd IN Tuppers "CT ,ck OF Gold"
Love Is the weapOi which Oinnipotcnce
reversed To conquer rebel men when all else
had iailed. Reason he parties; Fear he ans.
wers blow to blow; future interest he meets
WIN Pleasure; but Love, that sun against
whose melting beams winter cannot stand
that soft subluing slumber which wnstles
down the giant, there is not one human crrs
turc M million, nota thousand men I'm alI
ear'hs lsrgc quinlillion. whose clay hear, is
hardened against Love"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-06

A correspondent OF the ST. Louis Rcpubli
can, writing from CdmuEo, aud speaking Of
the ermis''cc granted TO Ampudia by Gcncol
Taylor says
10 NOT judgs toOsrverely Of thi, act ol Gen
Taylor. He Was nearly out of subsistence tor
las men, aud eHiirdy ont of forage ior his
hOnes. The resistance oi the MeNcaus. and
their hfmness la defence of Montery. was en-.
in,ly unlocked iof on the part OF our forces.
ahd our army gained as much by the cupitu-
iation and armIstice as the Mexicans did The
officers have suffered worse than they did en
SIN and och sl May About two hundred aud
nifty men were killed.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-06

The Providence OK. ~ Journal Of Thurs
day, says The new woolcn factory belong
ing To John Giles. situated near the Wunas-
quatucker Pint Works, was destroyed by
lie Yesterday morning. between 2 and }
O'Clock; Tive mill had not been pat in opc
ratlou. Between two and three thousand
dollars worth of machinery had recently been
placed in IL. The building was insured for
$1,000. tho stock ior $1,000. snd the machine
~ for $1,000; all at the Washi.,si... ofsicc.
Probable toss nom 81 tu 1000.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-06

a LONDON paper gives the following ac.
count OF thc missing Of the immcns. brnpl.. so,
c-imin statue OF the DUKE OF YELLING
Ton, 81 PicadiIly, London:
Yesterday was commenced tte st,,.,.,,...
labor 81 oi,ug Ibis colossal .tstu, a., ~,
hhed site upon the summit oi the tr,u,,nb.i
arm, hydc-psrk. From very early hon, =
booty ct riggers from Woulwi,h dock.y,,t
unief the direction at Mr. McMullcn. 80.
'ct o. number OF lsbofcrs, wee crg,ged !,
pfrps'aliphs Tor hoisting tlc static. e, achieve
WHl,h il was necessary Ca chang, the oo.;tio,,
oi 'hr sisi0c a. dc JO,iici ihc day before from
south 20 e1sii and, In order io afroptpli.b al.
rut, ite whole mass oi statue aud c,r.,.,.,,.
weighing ailogetbcf sixty toms. WIS litt.J a..
u' IIckri- dui then shifted ini, ~. 49,
spot Tia, feat fully proved thc .s.ot,s Gu
"i 'he mechanical appliances PROV led d, ,,..s
l'fm iir allotted iHsk,aud accordingly the ore.
W"ilon' were Caruedu u until 3o.Iisk ,,h.,
'he 'Si'' W'sRi'rn co. holsl away rbc s,atne
was i'i.rd hf nfuns 81 strong sit-inehesbl-s
la-i' Ieo round each srm OF thigh of lhe horse
Wuch were then hooked on Ia tbe bl,,t. ,,...l
iu ihe ascent Through the-e bloct. 60, A.,
numier. triple shruycd and espres.lg -.
I"f ihi. oc,usiou. mu siA ropes. 8I.f 900.
new, ani made oi ihc strongest ,,,, -
rope ring calculated equal totem IONS IT,,
Ihr nNcr-ins platform above were o,i,s,,., b. :
cog powerful wiudlassrs. worked by ei,J,t -.
ruch ille sgshuldug erected Ia 1,e -.
g,7e by Nj w Ellie usder be- di5e,ii,dp. ~" =,
NJ. WYATT, was Ut ii,elfa wonderful -
d. ing ID icci iu height and having a. 80
"'td. 81 <U0 Ioads 81 t.mbcf DO rs ron.t,..,
,i'n, brstIc- .,ah1ii pole, BOD 1lsgts ~.
1#ithi to which DC IS ntre-.sl, III M. 49,
..'.'. r' ieei, onI ihfu,r DO will haze IN
distance Of on iect 90 arritc at ~.
''' prepared jog is reception UPON Ts
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-06

coAL.-A joint stock company las been
started IA scily .lof the purpose 0l furnishing
supplies OF coal IL will commence Wiih d
capital OF iea thousand dollars. which will be-
INCREASED as the succrss Of the cnterrri.. i
developed. A considerable portion al che
stock has already been taken, principally b,
manufacturers, who feel, in common sitl, sH
other classes, the onerous burden which J.
imposed upon thc commuuitl. los the com
binaiion Of dealers m coal. A. soon as two
bhnafrd shares arc iakeu. a meeting Of stock.
hold'is Will % called and The plan OF opera
lons determined upnn. Wohope that the .,ib
scnpiion may b. filled az oncr. So that fh,. b,,
sin'ss may b. speedily commenced. Mu,l
may yet b, done, ia the way at supplying tb,
ely with soal during lhe present season. bu,
u viii. az OIL events. be- ihe commencement al
. schemc which viii break up 900 mtuf. com.
blntu0ns 81 LOHs RfDrJLcqa.