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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-27
FIRST wuEELING UosRcoupANv

'psrih meeting vii lac held 81 the Hall IL
IN The Company ON Ssnrds, ,s.p,rr 2s,h Ia,
~ . "c'oek. A fall ailenJan. 9 ~ the sa.mi-,. =.
de.''cd. rs business IL imporss.ee tn The c..np.,.
anii he transacted. re nOHttAx g."
'-feb 90 1876 d
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-27

lEHfale.l
Department a Foreign AGsir Cabinet.
Sf-l have pceiscd he letter which ,ou
81 fnc tbc huuor To " rite 90 me ON Dee fth a.
,hi- month and ] hasten io fcpl, To- 10. a..
J0HTHoi de- Dtbsf Is not ia cay tatunet al.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-27

- The drawings ~di ~ sabiishea regularly
n The Times ard ais ~ the Afsss. R<snsmssf
l. DoRsEyss s@c1s vfes.
feb 20 WaxKLfsa. Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-27
S2O.OOOl

Pnkomuks River Lottery. Glass M G..
To is arawn ~ w,linins,.n. M.~asy. aIsseh 30
I at s20000 81 fO0o1 4 81 1000 of 1905
&c Mo hailoss Tscksss IS; csuisrsss ~
whol,s si05, shares IN proportion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-27

r. iou ekr R,ser LDp.ry. class n. Ga
To 10 drawn a, Whining Inn. Del. Friday. hissek 81
Il .1si40oO .i 1000 81 5000 81 40oU
IS N~-l3 salisis. Tickets So esaisea,s Is
uholss 30 t.l.; shares in rso;<ssssn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-26

NJ P-own ~. OConor NJ SwackhaIaer- &c &c i
they want reform i,-ovide the means Their me
rsaetes ore COPIED inc the newspapers and answer
exceen. purpose in the war Of eec;onee-ng but here
i the time and place, and what nave taey done
". vAx ScHooNHovzH vas for e!ectnz the jydces-
re would take the majority report j. and would u
happy i the Convention would sustain !; b vote
Wne they had the form and appearance Of IN appoint
rnent BIZ the Governor and Senate IL reality i not
5C-the Governor selects scarcely ary Of me officers
whom ne nominaly appoints, and. a 70 The Senate
they 49, II did nor hear me concluding words
A. SIX the President took the Chair and me Report
OF Inc majority Of the Judiciary Committee handed
10 HIM by M Csm5re.enz. There was some converse
top-no voe-and adjournment 10 half past eight on
Tuesday. Poor work ;his--verv. K
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-26
Gchools.
MECHANICS SOCIETY SCHOOL

rJ,HiS ropqIer lasti--iiou -ua= - Broad and
eytrriirs through 70 Crusby->t NJ! reopen on Moc-
- ne ~. lsr-r lie most farorzale auspices The
s3,Tp are now undergoing very thorough repairs and
sIsi,io- trt vii render herl ror= complete, perhaps
Tor .b- comfort and convenience OF ne pupil man 81!
.Lr,.rr OF The kind = KS vicrt.T The Yong
ff'sTr-n. D-psrrnelt Will 20 eondEcei oy Professor
coo 3 Prrc!ag. gentleman OF Erea. 5:ercry &C.
s,s -,orai worth assisted hy NJ. c. !. Conway
y - p-,-----l .nd ~ C;her competent Gnc eJper--
-gr.3 teacb-rs The Young Ladies p- paT:i2-ri : si
= - ~ ~. N.-- Bean. Who's hi;a mora cnc--
- ,---rt -,4r---- = teaching : sufficient guar
snv % peTo7. wishing place her =uzei=rs Z 81 n
slatica here her aieniA+ Ald No. lc- II 0
C-S- Wee Principal snd re o;he- Efficient teachers
II sdI:.ioa 70 Tie uslsl English 5ra2eass Lsn .FeEeh
D-av--s ard Vocal Mus.c sre ta1Et. z ms ScaooL
h.-s,s fs,y va-s-! seats = each Department which
r,s ba iia5 ~ esr7 s7Dcsliou 70 The Frncipsls or
either Of he School Committee 2. = tSGALt.s,
Sa,yyo,l 40 1870 eul2 SIawSist
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-26

STOCKHOLM June About one thousand per.
sons viii sail tina month from Gefe and Stockholm
These eui-rau;s may be regarded lr specimen ~
the better class swedish peasant- and some are men
OF considerable property They are generally hard WORK
ac honest lovers OF order and vii doubt prove a
valuable addition population They dis-enters
from the established church % sweden AMI are in fact
driven out By the strong hand OF religious tyranny.
understand II tclf intention TO form colony a soon
as possible IN so1.c the western states Union.
T " DoRU-W'e vegret 70 learn. say the Brook
lyn Eac!e by letter froH. friend st Providence r l.
written YESTERDAY 2l-tiast tina: W Dom Is dangerous
X H. Il i considered tha ne lies IN very critical =iI
uaon lie l. az the residence OF Hon O,uey BalloU al
Cumberland abou; y miles from Providence
- The ship Tloma, II Perkins cleared today
for York 10 lake board portion Of tie troops for
California The movements Of The Government must be
speedy Tor from reliable resources. learn ths, The
regiment IS daily diminished by numerous desertons.
Bozi Tran. Monday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-26
General y otiees

" Agnve Amcricann.-The subscribers are Happy
10 inform jelr irrG- and The public hat The great American
Aloe : again covered lth second crop OF aosser- II
ierspersed with many hundred perfectly formed plants and
seed which have every appearance Of maturing
The iover = feet high and - INCHES n circrme-
renee Oper from 4. VI 20 10 ?. ". Atni,Isncs y.
r.r,. Eo,houSe grapes OF tie best quality DUNG the
season DUNLAP THOMSON,
sul5 Nv Saedsruen and iorsts, 635 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-26
Deaths uudcr m~opathic Practice.
:

NFw'l ORR, August SSd, I>Ip,
To he Editor Of The Tr6lRs
In the last number OF the Ne,r. York Medical and
Srsical R,rorscr scurrlous publication EDITED by one
Clarksou F Collins East Broadway read the follow
ing paragraph
No wonder then when make the full de,i.t. a,ser-
on thar the late City Inspector declare, that The who
sends the greatest number OF certificates OF deah 10 h of
hce is ahomoop,t that mr. Hempe. should speak OF any
facts and authority, dppaut Sneers and luslHuSon> lie
SAYS should have told The name OF the Individual /
.Eauk HIM for his advice There l. no necessity tor Tue
iudiy!duals name Tha; is no; the point Enough that
that individual is y homeopathic"
The above assertion is made by Dr. Cox o: BeecScr-
and contained in article where tina, person >s
the homeopathic profession in the brutal manner
as u company Of quacks and npostors reply that
article written by myself has been excluded from the
pages o! the Reporter although had offered 20 The
EDITOR of that print TO shape my article according his
own sense Of justice and TO esvc whatever might
be construed into any thing like unfair personal au.
sion
GUS abuse This Is all that DIS Cox and Collins arcai>
asbo intended 10 accomplish.
To show that Dr. Cox has not hc>ita.cd TO s;oop 10
lie in making his onslaught on Homeopathy. let me
simply state thar or reading the above paragraph called
on the late City Inspector in company with prs Free
man and McNurrav 10 ascertain the truth OF the matter
and that gentleman authorized me 10 make the following
statement in his name have never seen pr Con
Ihsve never spoken TO him do not know him have
made such assertion II Impossible that or
any City Inspector should have inSde IT. Tor i reason
that the City Inspector merely LOOKS NJ the age oil the &c
ceased and the OF the mSlady deny having made
hat assertion Il authorize you 70 stale so poohcIS III my
psme.'
Every paragraph in DR. Cox's article i. on par with
the miserable and bold faehood which have been su
horzed by the late Sity Inspector publicly 70 CONTRADICT
CHARLES J. HEMPEI, MD.
WILLIAMS CoILYsE-A letter giving an &C
of the exercises of Commencement, this Inst
tuition has been anticipated by intelligence from oheg
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-26

CASADA-The foreign arrivals oi passengers at
Quebec this season up Angus, H. was s7-44 Cover
nor Wright arrived Montreal. on visit last Monday
week The Pilot on tie authority Of letters from Lon
don considers Ear CatAcart recall from the govern
mcnt OF CANADA ,ilar determined on Considering
tina, Eur Grey s. Minister ;hiuA il probable that
there VIII be Governor and tar course Of pol
icy more akin 10 that OF Lord sydenham WILL be pur,
sued The debi Of the Csnadas some fourteen millions.
i cmbarrasment-ihe act OF Congress. August
allows the Canadians send their produce through
our State by canal railroad Tor expectation only
Should have allowed the miller OF Cleveland.
Black Rock Rochester OsFcco. &c 10 import Canadian
grain grind and then ship OF; the equivalent Hour
A. Il stands i presumed tint the grinding : secured
20 the Canadian miller Canada can now export and
import beyond without using the = Lawrence
The Harvest was about through above Toronto 10y The
middle OF this month but in very many places, proved
4 complete failure from rust and ~. Lay has been
very a5undsn, crop spring crops far
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-26

~ For Boston vim NorWich and v orcester.
Tie steamer Clsor1:-a Capt Williams VII leeve South
SIDE OF Pier No North River every Monday. Wednesday
sad Fruzy g. P NJ connecting with lie esrs e. Ayrs
Potnt imv5tt CALE5 PRATT, Jr. Conductor.
r. Practical PhrenoloEists and Publisher
FtJNTFRs \ WELLS. Isl Nsssac-s. Oihcs hours from
o'clock 4 NJ 10 IN P u. W. Sm'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-26

GRAFTON By REy Z / MAGooS--V iist re
ceivei beautifully printed copy OF Grafton delivered
by VI MaEoon before tho Literary Societies OF Wash
in-ton College Va l. theme : the relation OF clio
quence liberty aud presume il : the most e.aho-
rate aud highly cla,sici production tina; Nr has ever
given 30 the public lie subject Of liberty seems 6t-
arly corcrpal To eloquent friend The ;ac,l. ue
breathe, ;he 1untiiE sir OF New gland IN his early
days ANA Ne do not wonder that the spirit within him
: zoo free for the region in which he has passed hIS
public lie Our renders already spprscd OF hls -e
-guation ~ Richmond. They hBvr also heard OF hia
plea for Africans months ago IN New YORK. which
lead Southern editor -Ey I'VE must give up Slavery
-ive up such men Is Mr.. Ma-oon The last Rlterna
~. ! Tie one chosen; all the at the South who
have he rora OF NJ. Mo whom the rights
humanity and the blessings OF liberty are precious
and who dare 10 intimate !t-they must be gwen up.
such Is the country OF Washington and Jefferson.
since the above written learn that Mr.. Maeoon
in ;his city and preached al la.dwlnYacc Church
last Sabbath afternoon Boston Chr. Reflector
Golfer II GREAT BRIrAIN-Iu 1874 there Were
imported into England 1920 foreign copper ores
and o; metallic copper unwroush- and wrought plates
and coins -05 tons Ofthe the greatest quantities
from Cuba and Chill.
DEATH OF THoNAs HiBBLER Esq-Thjs gentle
man died at Edseaeld :. C. tho 18th inst after
very short Illness At the tire Of his death he was
candidate for scat in the stats Senate.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-26

Bozrdszg and IGy Sesoof
roe YouSG LADIES.
MES Xix. FROM PARIS,
MO iCaRROLLPLACE, Ble-cks--st Ne<-Tosk- re-
s,ecruv announces hsr friends a1c The pubic mai
her .cboo VIII reoper or the reception Of Ter pupils oa
Moctss TIE T,h September, 1915 ALI In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-26
TIE CorPFR RECON From the last Lake
superior Ne--s We -ake the following i:eru:

superior NsT-s We Axe The following !.eIIi--
Tie Lake Superior Copper Company Up "a the first oi
JULY last mad -sissd G20Oo lbs n rock containing IA
I'VE coppe-....T The Pittsburgh = Boston Copper Hs--
Dor Mining CorparT. 70 i; Of July -isec from lease
No. : ms place. SEQ l5= OF black oxide. anG ui
e lbs from lease No ;. tCdE Nine Of rock containing
1a-ive copper------T The Eagle tsr5or Mining Company
the',5:h OF NsT last had raised l6- eco n or rock con
TAXING native copper The Copper Falls Company.
. Of jay had raised 10 eco lbs OF rock continuing
native copper Large Masses O: nearly pure copper
no; brought the surface &; the tirne are no; included
= these statements
Inc value OF these ora- have not t:ls Information
cushle u 70 state bat sore OF ,hen vi knew wee
very rch.
N.xIx5 OPERATIONS AT PoRrA0s I-,,E.-Eye l-aru
that :ae mining ope-auors 4; Portage Lake are success
il progressing and tina; everything IN thai vicinity =
The most cheering character The said = =
rch anC easily taken OF: u large quantities
Col. McNAtz AS0 TIE MINERAL AGENCY
have heard with much regret that Col NrNar ;or some
t.e stationed AZ this point Mineral Agent o; the Gov
conrspinies leaving Tie district and that
his return : quite uncertain.
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WHOLE NO. 1914.
ADDITIONAL EVIDENCE
MAGNETIC rLrID

Regarding .as sN.FaordEa-y powers o.
CERISTIrsS GALEASIC RINGS. BELTS BRACE
LETS. BANDS
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strike he Constitution tHe center and tie LAWYER
VIII remain composed II H. closet. bui touch co1'reb
We minister HAL, and the startled -pjdef- VIII crawl
o; urr hiding places. The Earl Of Chatham. Ry,y
70 Loyd Chisf Justice Na1Efed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-26

BOARD WANTED for the winter by gentleman
I'D and his The location must be below Warreu.st
West OF broadway. in private family. Terms must bs
moderate Address *. W. box 1896. AUS ST.
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ROARDlNG-Pemanen, and iransent-Mrs. Dunlap.
ID ae OF No DeysL) il prepared to accommodate fsIn
tiles and individuals as Mercer Broadway Grand
and Csnast with pleasant. and good board on
sonab,e yl4d
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Boarding an6 botels.
MRS. ANGELINA BROWN

BOARD WANTED for Il Gentleman wife, child
- and III gentcel private Family where there
other boarers \ "a story front room, furnished.
will be preferred Location pleasan, and central Terus
moderate. Reference given and required. Address A.
Tribune Office. uu25 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-26
NEW YORK CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION
THIRTEENTH wEEK-Lxx7H DAY.

Early Sittngs-Mr Stephen Aliens Plan-Law.
suits, Pleadngs and Remedies-Cases in Chan
cery-JusticeS COurts-Tan Scho0Rhoven on
Equity, Law, Demurers, and the neglect Of the
Convention 10 carry into Effect the Great Re.
forms OF which 50 much is sait-Do MT depend
on the Legislature.
A1BASr. Monday aug 2ith 1876
II he Eaaoc Of Tie 7ri5,7ps
SIN The Convention. tins mofLing, resolved. On
motion OF slr Richmond and Nj Nicou that the hours
OF meeting should halfpast eight N ne morning and
half past three in the afternoon. instead Of and
NJ STEPHEN ALLEN ofN y. again IN his seat, and ap
pareny III excellep, health offered for adoption, article
for TIE new Constitution differing from NJ Murphy aud
from the Majority Report Of Committee 10. a a FOL
lows. he seemed TO doubt whether the subject would
l,e. rcncbed BIZ u. Conren,iol
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-26

DOARDING-A gentleman md his wife
- three gentlemen be accommodated with pleasant
and board al No sFstsL four doors EasI OF Tho
Rowery aug wv"
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Judge. aud characterization on the License
-NOnOpoIy or Equal Rights-ArisrOcracy or

La,r,y Lice1sing-Irisd Praaiae-OC CONF end B-5pE-
Mc4dnm and the Rscorde-Enm Core7 and ne
.c,a,u:es-.v ,lr- Hampsbire--Soo'ch and English Il
cc7siaQ-LDrd AtirilSs Gola- Chancellor SHzds1-
aaron BUR- and ts Nef York BG--Roy- Sh,rm7r-
OH OnonGdga-Juc1, No1i-Serer Years S:Hdy-T1s
Etar. Sgie,fI 7ririeSe GHorks-tfcC orr's Co,r.-
Tie C.arp,i- Rr1-StroHP Taylor s. .Jsbp-TIe Bi5b
and tie Boufre-U ha; i. Ud,tsi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-26

II Mesvs CHARLES OCoxos u Y,t, York and lotfv
W RRowN Of Orange Tsllgaie, u he Nar ia-s
>'a, Contention, CoImss!0r- ar LoT. Solicitors ~
Chapce-y. SO. b.. Sc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-26

THE faovy ing testimonials are for the hrs, time pre-.
ser,et 70 the pubic. They have been received during
~. i,.v DAYS 7, = unnecessary sdd single or
other iha 70 request .er candid persa The first i from
-,-v:A- vel SEo. AMI OF high s,;sErents aud rep
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-26

~ HARSpEN & Co have our thanks for Boston
papers delivered at an carly hour yesterday morning
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-26

To tse Editor Of Tire TriS,ae
In the last number Of the Nc,r. YORK Medical and
Srsicol R,portc scurrious publication edited by one
Clarkson F Collins East Broadway read the follow
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-26
/, detail Of lie cases aiiaiea to follows

MAY God blessing attend your efforts In yhese cases.
nv dear Doctor ami yop afford rret these there
Will bs a number oi Others Who wlNsppty
VERY truly yo,ir- ROBERT ". lands"
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-06-12
CITY INTELLIGENCE.

Baltimore City Court The following bust.
ness was transacted before this tribunal yester-
day:-State VS.. Sarah Hamer, negro, indicted
on the charge ofhaying stolen fancy silk body
Of dress, the property Of Jane Young, colored
The evidence showed that Sarah had taken the
property as security for the payment of a debt,
owed her BY Jane, and was accordingly declar-
ed ''not guilty" Jane was instructed by the
court TO either pay the money she owed Sarah
or give her the dre.s body, thus practically car
rying out ga new way to pay old debts. y
State VS.. William Stirling, one ofthe party in
dcted for the rape on the German girl, Marga-
retta Ehrman. Stirling 1t will be recolected
was tried at q former term of the city court,
but the Jury were unable to agree upon a YER
dict. The State proceeded TO obtain a Jury,
each person on being called to the book being
sworn as 10 whether he had formed or express
ed an opinion in the case. The regular panel
was exhausted and but three Jurors obtained,
when IL taleSmen were summoned out ofwhom
the balance of the jury was selected, The fol-
lowing gentlemen compose the iury:-James
Ensor, Richard Hugg, Columbus Walters, VIM.
Bell, VIM l.. Bateman, Marcus Dennison, Jas.
Haggerty, VIM. II. Putnam, VIM. H. Keeyil,
Nicholas Zel, Isaac S. Johnson, and William
C, Ives. Having selected the jury, the Attor-
ney General, and counsel for the prisoner, sta
ted to the court that they preferred commencing
the trial on Monday morning, as in case Of COM
mencing it to-day, the Jury would probably
have to be locked up over Sunday. The court
accordingly acquiesced in the desire to postpone
it till that day, and discharged the jury selected
until then, with strict injunctions not to hold
converse with any person on the subject. The
court adjourned until this morning, when other
cases will be taken up.
u, S. District Court. This Court was en-
gagged yesterday, and has been during the past
week, in hearing cases of no special importance
10 the public All the business of the term will
probably be concluded in few days
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-06-12
CALVERT HALL

a3- FOR ONE NIGHT ONLY!-yaP
AR. TEMPLETON will have .'the honor Of
Ne presenting GRAND SELECTED ENTER
TAlNMBNT, on FRIDAY EVENING, Jane 18th
being his LAST appearance in Baltimore.
% In the course of the evening will be ntrOduc-
ed, with appropriate Illustrations
Song-"My Sister dear" (from the Opera of Mas.
saneillo)
Recitative--s Orythia"
Air-"The Pilgrim of Love"
Song-(by desiTe)-"Say in our Alley"
SOhg-"Bruce's Address TO his Army"
Song-'ScOtt's wha hac"
Ia the course of the evening, the song OF "THE
STAR SPANGLED BANNER"
Song-"Beats there heart(from La Bayadere }
FaVorite so4g, (by particular desre)-'I love her!
how love her"
Humorous song--"The Jolly Beggar," (wrtten by
King James
Celebrated Hunting Song, (by requesD-"OLD
fowler"
SOng-fsfhe Laird o. COckpen"
And in the course of the evening" the Nautical Bal
lad, "f'ilE BAY OF BISCAY.O
Doors will open at 7I--to commence at O'Clock
% Tickets so Cents-may be had at Robinson
Library, at the Music Stores and the door. iel9-It
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EOURTu OE JTJT.Y-
COMMITTFE OF ARRSNG EmEN'

DVNIHI I T F-E OF HhhtNU EW BNIo
FOR THE CELEBRATION OF THE ENSUING 4th July
On the part Of the City CounciI-JacOh |. Cohen
Jr., President of the First Branch, 4, Yates Walsh
]. w. Watkins. Robert Howard, President of che
Second Branch, B, II Richardson, |. NJ. benson,
The following gentlemen were appointed by the
Chairman TO act in conjunction with the above Com
mittee of the Council;
Samuel Childs, from the Defenders ofl5l4; Sidnol
8. Donaldson, from the Sons of Temperance; Dr.
Dunbar, from the School Commissioners; Richard
Marley, from the Independent Order OF Odd Fellows;
Jacob Poplar from the Association of Butchers Capt
John Pickell, from the Military.
Ed5- The above Committee will meet at the City
Hall on FRIDAY EVENING, 18th inst, at O'Clock
to elect officers and make all necessary arrangements
BY order of the Chairman,
jell-2t 4. YATES WALSH, Sec'y