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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-02-06
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TUsT received from New YORK, a general as
% sorment Of Family groceries, viz.
Coffee, all kinds, y - g - ,5Sa.'.~@~
Sugar, Porto Rico.~
al do New Orleans, s.'=zsei @-@ 3. tsa4 -
Dc de- f fssfA's' woS,i he, u, hest. t.
do Powdered, ) - z7
z Crackers, all kinds = 7..ssss
Sperm Candles, k1& Il Jts;zes
TaIlow, do a2-sSt1' :. = 1'$ThYs
Soap. all kinds, --.. s,-..--......., =
Raisins, Figs, and Almonds, '- 30. y
% Foreign and American Brandy, - .saf u 81
-e1a-. do IS do ss.t Gin. .es e = ~
& q do ada. do asgaz- Rum, - = .aaH
aincinnati WhiskeY,f. . ess--- ns - s.
Port, MADEIRA, and Champagne Wines.
Pure juice OF Port, Ezo-e3 g = OF H7v7ss 1877
Ground Pepper, Starch, s:ss1z = s;ea 80 10
rs Preserved Pl1nis, Pine apples, Lines. Canton
Ginger, Peaches, and Crab Apples, -.
Tomato, Mushroom, and Walnut catsups.a
F. Brandy Peaches, and Cherries aa4 "A
? Spices of all kinds, es> s3a 1s:5eavs Ie2, a
/ Pickles. do sai-2 = r isl -sr-.--. -.
Gherkms, Onions, Colly Flower, Horse Radish
Sardines, and Picked HOLSTERS, 50 @>F0F 80
Indigo, sssa .%@*@s - gctto&s p
Cod Fish and Irish Potatoes, j. .gtug
Fulton Market Beef, s.- -r9raa
No Mackerel, do Butter, do Cheese,
For sale at the new Family Grocery store, ont
door East of the Carolina Hotel. r.:s = ~
Call and gee, we have just the thing for Christ
mas, and every thing family wants for to eat
and good. by H. r. NIXON & CO.
D5 -~+ @~@~@ @-~ 1875 --- s. -A<.S'
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-02-06
b, Hats and Caps,
@ A 2 S

Fur, Broadcloth, Fur bands, Silk Velvet fint
Ciota, QiLsSik, Velyeteen,s1Ia lair, Seal, &c. &c.
EcCzt}se2' fiat Cases
ofevery style; common do.
- ALSO .as~
A splendid assortment of Walking Canes, Hat
Brushes, Sc, Water Proof and Wool Hats,
very cheap, by the dozen. .@... Il
Planters and others purchasing for negroes. will
find it to disadvantage to call and examine for
themselves, before purchasing elsewhere. rz-s
l. Merchants furnished at New York prices.
N. B.-Cash paid for Otter, Mink, and Raccoon
ASkins. October "a, 1915. 6-tf
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-02-06

Furnishing Department.
where gentlemen arriving in town, requiring an
immediate outfit, can be furnished with every sty lie
Of garment made and trimmed in every respect
equal to those made to o1der. In addition to
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-15
DENTAL SCIENCE

We perceive BY a circular which has been
left with us, that MIR. Chaplin A. Harris, of
Baltimore, is engaged in preparing Diciion-
airy OF Dental Science; aud we extract from
communication addressed To this gentleman,
the following paragraphs, which cannot fail
To interest those who have a due regard Tor
the healthlul preservation Of the teeth and
gums
Denial Silence has advanced rapidly IN the
career OF improvement within the last few
years. Discoveries. like star, rising, one after
another, above the horizon, have broken forth
IN quick aud splendid succession. But the
highest triumphs are yet to bc achieved. The
daty deVOlves upon this department OF sci
"nce, To introduce into general prattice some
lnD'e oil treating the gums and mouth from
infancy onward, which viii iuiallbly secure
| The teeth irom every species ui decay, disease
aud inpcrlcctIou. faiua1d inhrmliys, says
DIR. Pdlry. are not essential to the nature OF
any being living on cir,h, VIII Their brute or
human. They arc always Incidental, aud orig
mate 10 an lninCtion ot some of The wide and
bcnehcent laws OF naiii5r.
IL oil those laws that relate To the teeth and
gums were faithfully observed, then every
mouth would be fountain OF health ira
GRANGE aud happiness. The truth OF those re
marks u seli-cVid,nt
The gums OF he infant by daily friction
with the finger before and after sleep, aud
unsing the mouth out with cold water will
b. enabled TO pass through the process OF den
uuon with eatre freedom from the various
pains and rritdtiuns, by which IL is 80 COM
monty attended. This mode oi treatment
would put AL absolute rmd 10 the imm'nse a.
mount OF sickness end death which are
now produced by difficult and painful teeth
Ing. and cssen the danger 10 which the stom-
ach aud lungs ar exposed from the unhealthy
condition OF the mouth; and a. tho teeth sue
ccsslvcly appear, the preservation OF them
depends upon their being kept perfectly clean.
This cannot be accomplished by the brush
lone-to this must be added the proper and
daily use OF the waGcd floss silk passed be-
tween the teeth and d little under the gums
30 a. TO give the benefit of friction To those
parts out of the reach OF the brush aud other
means. II oil the external impurities were
removed from tho mouth aud teeth every c.
vening they would "a ci | nts cNcepted) con-
unue perfectly healthy through lite. No dis
eusc III this par, OF the human ,ystem has ever
been traced TO an internal origin.
By this cheap and simple process, all dis
eases ot the gums, psin, los, aud effectiveness
at the teeth, can h. prevented, aud constant
advance to higher state oi solidijy and per,
lection made absolutely certain
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-15
TILE TRurhOF HISTORY.

When Fdoshood puts ON bis scvcn-lclgue
boots j, isvrry difficult Tor iniping Tmth to
ovcriake him and correct ms erroneous state.
ments, AtIhc dinner lately given Ia Eau
quier county to Mr. Dallas, the following toast
was gwen
Geo. NJ Dallas He was burned Ia ei6gy
on The same spot where like LOHOr was con
leTred ou Gcoge Washington, Thomas Jcher.
son and Andrew Jacnsun--and by the dcscen
dants OF the same people"
HE North American comments upon this
toast with great severity az false in all its
parts though doubtless it, author. deceived by
ihc statements made iu the papers OF his par
~, believed ~ To b. true. General Wash.
Iug,on, Che North American says.) vas new
e. burned IN ciEsy in Philldelphia. nor was he
ever regdrded with feelings other than oi un-
bounded Animation aud reverence by ans
+ party claiming the slightest res mblouCe to-
or affinity with the Wings. Neither Thorn.
as Jefferson nor Andrew Jackson was cyel
burnt in eiligy in Philadelphia, nor was Vice
President Dallas subjected To that indiguity
By The Wigs A rImor Of that sort was al
one time prevalent; bui, a. the American re-
marks, "nt iiher place time nor acto-s wcr,
mentioned; aud u - our Driici that no such in
Cident occurred. OF. ID " did. that it was th,
. Fullt ol ~ governed DOS ~ tie SUBURBS. Ger
iainly nothing has transpircd To connect th,
Wing party with auy such outage
~ IL were true that Gen Washington ha,
ever bcen burned IN cfligy in Philadelphia
however, we should look for the guilty parties
not among tIc Wk.g, l0r Washington wa
hilnsrlla Whlg-but among those who, iikl
Charles Jared ingar~oli now a cherished lead
20 Of "tbc Democracy. I00ud hupe been 10
~, as be- himself admits bad be- been of ma
tufc ags during tlie Revolutionary wsr.
RichmOnd Wiz.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-15

street. AMI studio IN Hirlins's Gallery. where
had visitors, al welt pleased With my style
oil painting, and they thought il | was gem
'raty known, that wualtl b. lib rally pat
ronised. have been here 1--WE mon las. aud
am sorry To ssy that | have not done half
enough to pay my exPens opened an ex-
hioliion OF Scripture painting, in Harding's
Galley Sept. 81 and distributed four thousand
bills containing iull description OF the pic
lures, ami the receipts up To Oct ,, j. ST, 80.
AMI az the sam tima Herr Alexander was
getting two or three hundred dollars night
Tor teaching lhr scirnce Ot gambling m the
slight ot hand style. 81. II any one al any
time feels disposed To slip his ne .hbor's mon.
ey into hts Own pocket. he can do 50 without
being discovered. Oh, INV country Are
these things so7 Yes, it is too true. This
patroniEing foreign necromancer Oh. land
oil my birth, why do YOU cherish such princi-
pies. aud instill them in the hearts oil your
children o. Father in heaven. good and
wise CREATOR OF all things in heaven. earth
aud ga, this night receive my spirit from this
sinful world OF trouble
Stop-shall leave my body in this room,
To fright its future tenants No, will this
night sleep with the monsters OF the deep
Though | shall have wateTy bed II will be
oil the same 10 the dead
Lord be mcrciiul. amen. I. G. G..
Besides this another was found, OF which
the following is copy
BosroN, Oct. /. 1916.
To the editors of the Boston papers, aud cit
i1cns gene ally
Forgive me Tor leaving YOU thus. Ny time
has come. have iivci long enough IA this
heartless world. avn la debt about fifteen
hundIeI doliars, AMI have lett an exhibition
ot Scuptural Paintings which have exhibited
IN the State of New York, Tor two hundred
an fifty dollars week. big pardon Tor 80.
Letting your sympathies in behalf OF my dear
wife and helpless children. Do. Tor Gods
Sike, take some measures to let the public
know ot these Paintings There must be
KIND hearts enough Ia 20 aud sec them, TO re-
llcve her from all EMBELLISHMENTS.
Nours. Truly. A T. GALE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-15
MEXICAN AFFAIRs.-we f

MEXICAN AFFAIRS We find in tic
Washington Union of SATURDAY night the fol-
lowing extract OF letter. said TO be from
reliable source, dated
"NERA CRUz, Sept. 10, 1856.
The govcrnm,ut OF Mexico is said lo n.
without dollar ia the treasury: nor have |
heard ol ITS having adopted amy means to OBJ
tam funds Tor prosecuting The wat Ampu-
dld' It Was believed, would be at Monterey
| on the 2ith OF August, with 5000 men.
\ report wa, prevalent in Mexico on the
81 instant, that Santa Anna had given orders
Tor the Mexican forces AT Monterey and other
! places IN that quarter, to fall back ON san
! ilus fotost, and that he would meet them
with 80 600 men
| The plan of the CiWdddcia, az il is term.
d. seems 10 have been accepted bp the mill
! lIfy end civil authorities throughout the coun-
| Try, wiihgrcat unauilnlty. and apparently the
operations al government are going OH with.
out difficulty.
! From private sources however. entitled
la some degree OF credit, learn that a great
pofuo 81 The people. amongst them men OF
influence, are opposed to Sania Anna. and
; place no coniidenct ~ his promises 1t !,
evident h. apprcI IDS m serious oppo,iti NJ
Than tie at hfst expected, from his DELAY IN
! gong to Mexico
t Tie was still at hts country seat Of Fl En-
dcrTo. on the 9TH instant. where IL WINS b.liev
81 he would remain until the meeting of Con
g'css, or untl his party gained dccillcd ore
I pondefance. am ol opinion his presrnc,
i VIII add greatly To the embarrassment of tl,
:, country cmbltcr the feelings OF parties. an.
= finally lead 10 civil war"
= Thc"Union' adds
/, Letters from Mexico, Of recent da,e mon
. iion Ihe arri,al OF the Congress" and the 40
I, PiHurc OF Commodore Sluat from Muh,tl,
:; lor the United States.
:. The province ~ lucstan ,pauif.sts s,,,
- disposition to surrender bcl independents. AN
4, "a throw hcr-ell one more Into the arms
- Mexico. under lhe rule Of Santa Anna
III, accounts That have reached us Vi, NJ,
Orleans, indicate that Captain Carpenter an
4, men have arrived Of Vera Cnn. too the pu
=. Pp>c OF being pirolled or exchanged. bat
=, They aT' io b. exchanged. ~ was proposed b
4 the NJ xlcaus, the Transaction had not bee
e0usunmiicd, b"oausc Commodore Conn.
=, bad not yet received the dchnitiyc answer ,
v hi- g"'rrnmcut, 60 which b, lad referred M
proposition.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-15
uC-we perceive that Sergeant Updegroj

D-We perceive that Sergeant Updcgrof,
color bearer in Worh's division is noticed
by the letter writers from Monterey as hav.
ing conducted himself with distinguished
bravery. Updcgraf is native OF this place,
and we remember him some twelve years
ago, he being about Is or 10 years OF age, as
u most resolute fireman. When the Times
office, which was over grocery store, which
store also occupied the attic, was on fire, he
was on the comb ofthc roof with hose pipe
Some one in the crowd below, cried out
There are two kegs OF powder in the garnet,
IN which place the fire was raging.
well" said Updcgui Ill it is wet as
am II viii no, 10 60 hunt pntTidgcs.'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-15
ORIGIN OF TIE ZEN.

Love begged and pray'd old Time to stay,
While he aud Psyche toyed together
Love held his wings. Time tore away,
Bnl in the scufiie lost feather.
Love seized the prize, and with his dart,
Alroitiy worked To trim and shape it
o, Psyche! though! It's pain TO part,
This charm shall make Us half escape it.
Time need not fear to fy too slow,
When this his useful loss discovers
A pens the only plume know
That wings It's place for absent lovers.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-15
rROBABLE SrlclnE-rh. !

PROBABLE SUICIDE The disappear.
ance 81 VI. Guis. artist. from hi, lo'Iring.
30 Boston has been already noticed. lie III
low ne letters which wc lind published Il, tl,e
'"fo""Hp, ds having been found in las rppn
ftnh'f 81 probable that be- committed suicide
BusruN, Oct {. 1915.
have often heard of thc hbsfsliy ol iii.
.oiy and e. noted momis aid nns tssic lp, ~
ifoniHng work OF au. S,,rd g,utl,ts..r
from Boston rasvi ..ruHar Ro'hrsir, LIS.
summer th"y Wt.i of on. ruU and ed.
hat Boston was tIir y.ac, iurm .....
here. % great cNponse aud within. ..U.....
uons from Ro,hrSct on OIL. Hita. Nf..
1876 Hnt iook residence a. ~, W.,,,,,,.. a,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-15
A NEW SORT OF CORN-Com N,

ANEW SORT OF CoRN.-Coru. the seed
Of which, was brought by Lieutenant Free
mont, from the Rocky Mountains, " grow.
ing III Albany. Each kernel is cnveloped in
husk.
Tina, is not new. We have often seen spe-
cimens of that Minds OF corn raised in this part
. the country; but the husking frolics mus
hiPlied OF extended, il every kernel. in
o. ad of every ear is To be husked.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-15

q PINE Cherry Wood 0uiisr for sslehy
- Oct IS. IS HORNBRoOK.
a Lso Gui,sr B.aeo and iolin strings of the ne,
II quality al ia 4 HokNDROoKs
nLAcK INK. superior steel pen ink by tho galion o,
- bottle, f,r sac by * 4 HORNBROOK.
DoCKEr W ALI.ETS-The h<sr assortment OF Calf
= Morocco, Russia do. and slirrp skin Pocket book,
ever oacsod n Wheeling. viii 10 found al J & q Horn
brooks variety slote. Prices to suit all. Oct -.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-15
HUZRA FOR NAME The news n,

Maine is Of the most cheering character. A
letter II, none OF the recently voting towns
says.-"DePond upon it. we shall cleo, a
Wing House of Representatives. that will
give W. Bronson (w.) Tor Governor, Evan.
CIV > for United States Senator, aud a WI q
State senate"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-15
INSTRUCTIONS
or THE posi- MASrRR GENRp

80. J5-i deputy postmaster ,,,u .,,., 81, ...
- NH'IfffH etceTt his duf sworn assistants i.
N'n iflef carrier. ho may seo have teen s en-
s''f' y" TIE irtiefs. newspapers and parkefs Boa
~ once % whatsoever constitute pst 81 fhs 49,
So iol-No pcrsuus, other thsu the det,ut, fs,.t
master 'f De sworn sisfauts are 81 have 49,. ~ 49,
".'l WEI "fIlhE, 80 snef % isopsusd
Ntf lll-fhe great mails are TO- 10 riosst a. al a.
fffiiing offices hour hsf,rs ts te,- 80 -. .,
hfpsfuF' sna aii 0iher mails a. THESE aH &C.. srJ =.
l"ief ~ ree, half az hsuf If fore tbaf fg.s 49,
y - "tlsi'ufe D. heiwcsu O'Clock q. NJ I'D : n
y, W"len fsst ihe mti D. 90 - cnss ed . n q Hst,.
~ WI Pc mailed 81 this 60 I'd suy ,..,,
if'l'N, offHr the dcps ture ~ the naif ps,.-r. ~
doel WI '' '"e - idd.e VIA.
lWe f".Ffninf lnTFurftu are a1frh A. svs.. &c.,.
hsvseg husine-s wrb this of rs a.. 49, A. ~. = .tt'N
- -, y = icilF o,served. s4d Do - herd 49,. n.
,',prl 49, ~ tfuss engssei Boz &c sfs,b,,ss
odhA ALENtND NgwNtW
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-15

two or three hancs Profits. At the Academic
de Musique. Thy director pays 100 francs per
act OF a grassd opera every night il is perform
ed. and as lyrical operas are generally in Eve
acts, suthos thus get go light. A society
is established. with agents all over France,
for the collection OF these dues. deriving Tor
their poy two per cent. on the amount collec-
ted; and even secondary ,sudevillists. totally
unknown TO fame. receive from El000 TO
$4,000 a year. for dues derived irom their
hun, hi. prnflurtionS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-15

SHALL IT BE SO7-Mr. SEWER. United
States Senator from Arkansas. when General
Cameron presented petitions in favor of the
IsrIif % ! Si2 sn"eTcd at them aud sal Penn.
sylvauid would still vote democratic. no mat
ter how much she was kicked aud butf.tted
These are the words OF his prophecy-shall
they b. made iact3
"TheS" petitions are mere joke. a SIR, nj
t1ae di &c Of these manufacturers. Thcs.
Pensioners mourn at the taking away of the
bounty we have allowed them for few
years past. 1t was all joke, aud the Sena.
tor from Pennsylvania could not but smile
when he presented them. Was there man
who could read aud who did read Tor the last
twenty years, who did not kHois that Jane.
Il. Polk was Free Trade man? Not one
aud Pennsylvania tomorrow. nntwiths,nnd
I ing all these petitions and all this fuss about
The Tanll would vote the Democratic ticket
again,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-15

IOCoFOCO HUMBUGS. The sudacin.
with which some OF the LDcoioco organs r..
lcT to the expiration of grain aud Hour fo
hngland' IS well fcbuked by the Richmnd
Whg-ihus
The Washington Union continues 10 harm
upon tie foreign drmapd for hreadStuG. ~
Prominent among the CAUSES OG ilns pros.
peuiy oi our agricultural interests" ssys the
Union, "siunJs ihc Tadn Of 1916 Ana
yet ihe Tariff viii not even ~ into operation
until December next But II vii b., feiner,.
bcfcd that ilr Union ascrihed o. ihnt miracle
working measure the hrd,y expectation OF
rye To- Holland, which commenced ~ iai
back 8s November 1915. aud which still con
tlnucs. consequent upon Two sue oessitr fsil
ufcs ~ the crop 80 ihat country. After that
we were prepared Tor ans thing from thst
quarter The Union must hold the under
standings oi is readers 30 profound couiefppt
-aud % they can b. guided 10y such stuff i,
shows hH che tcaclfr 6ud i,, Heirles are
worthy of each Other
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-15
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF THE AGE.

The CourieTdrs Etats Unis commenting up
on the power which material interests now
exercise over the policy Of nations, thus dis
c,utses; -'Commerc is now the true meas
ure OF national policy. and il is this which
diplomitists ought to study in the most recent
statistical returns oil imports and exports. and
not in the dusty records oi suPersnusied trea-
ties. There have occurred in this particular
within the three last centuries changes. OF
which philosophy may well take note The
lIth century was moved by sentiment, the
18th by calculation, the 18th by interest-in
the first the world WIS governed by the heart
IN the second by the mind, and in the last by
the pocket"
The snu,hesis OF the closing paragraph is
brilliant, aud 1t comes nearer 10 reality and
truth than is usual Tor brilliant sntithesis.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-15

charge snj pounds in the shell. 1t dashed
uhtVoSh ana over the water at AL awful rate.
anu exploded ~ distance OF about two miles
IN Tue water, throwing the fragments several
hundred yards in every direction. Next week
Tue gun viii be tried with higher charges OF
powder. The regular service charge is 20
pounds, which. alta due elevation. will project
lne she'll somewhere between 80 and miles.
mus lar all the previous cslculat ions OF ia.
powers oil the gun have been verified by the
experiments. The firing was under the di.
rection OF Col, BomioId. the inventor OF this
tremendously formidable species OF ordnance,
intended for hsrbor defence. Boston Post 81
Thursday.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-15
FIRING or The MAMMOTH MoRTER

CANNON.-'fl The great gun lately cast at Al.
ger foundry aud descnbed in the Post was
fired irw times tt South Boston Point yes
lcrlay afternoon. Shells, u incl,c, in diam.
eier. aud lsJ To-. iu weight, were thrown ,s-
riuus distances, according 90 tle ClaIge. cle-
,auDu aui l"ugh at iuse usd. With d
eH.ra oi 2l puunds 90. l""j r. % cuuis
.lI.n elevation H' 80 f..t... -nfil $500.
.n "a W sud p..iet d..H Boz tl.
..'. ~I.f.#um. - u..... .,."i No. 60.
ca Ni,n tcn s,eOud ius' - pOun,,s powder
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-15

GEORGIA ELECTION. From the few
returns received 1t would appear that Mes,r,
Thoms Il. King A. n Stephens aud
Robert Toombs, oil Wings. are reelected TO
Congress.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-15
The Ny. Tribune Of Sltnriay ays-

Tn, Money market continues easy, aud
the Banks are discounlng all the good short
paper offering. al 6 per rent and long paper
ut per cent. On good stocks money Is easily
borrowed al 5a6 per cent OF call
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-15
A NARROW ESCAPE FROM DEATH

last night about > O'Clock, lad about six
years oil, the son OF Neill Donnell was stan.
ding ~ the side Of the Eastern railroad track
where IL crosses Maverick street, r. Boston.
and looking alta train coming in, when anoih-
~ train going out, which the boy did not see
struck hin on the head. and Knocked him
down. but fortunately not on the track lie
was taken up. his skull found 20 he badly
fractured, snd it was thought he could moi
possibly survive; but this morning he wa,
SAID 10 be somewhat better. and may vet gel
over the accident Boston Tiues.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-15
MI PLEASANT

We understand that Mt. Pleasant ,p. has
given l20 majority for Bebb; Smithfcld 20
more for B.bb than Tor BARLEY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-15
ID PAINE 4 60. MA~AGrRs

WHEELING, VA.
Official drawing OF the Grand Consolidated
Lottery Of Delaware, class al drawn al vii.
mlngtoU, Oct TO-
~ "a 80 ~ Z ID 80 80 20 u 63 81 80
Lowest priIs $40
Oiliclal drawing Of the Delaware Small fry
Lottery class No. 243, drawn at Wilmington.
Del. Oct. TO-
iG S 81 50 20 % 6j &c % % ~
Lowest prize 81.
oiicisl drawing Uf the Pokomoke River
Lottery Of Delaware, class 1872, drawn at vii.
mingiOn, Oct 8.
70 IS a. GO 10 Q 80 n IS IS % 20
Lowest prize 81.
~ J.. DORSEY.
Sole Agnt for tie Managers.