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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-30
Dr. FSr0HIr ms rms.
FOR SALE BY a. o. FAlRCHlLD,

IOAh bAAaAa IL ~ " II AlhlIlll4lJ.
AGENr WHEELING. Va.
Ell UNPREJUDlCED.-- Lei no foolish per
WB snus be pfeudiced against lhts nov ftuiy
celebrated medirine 20 dcsFisr Ibis advice; et Il
be used immediately on pain being icl 30 fnaiicr
where il may be, whether in The head or feet. whe
ihes u be 90 lhc back Or abJomen, whether arising
tom external or Internal cause use the Bfandfcils
Pdls and rely upon ~ That The pain will e.. The
bsdy will be restored GO health ss soon AZ rsf,,,o
bas received sufficient ss.i-fancc from their effect
The qnaniity Of impure humurs discharged iron,
iho body by ihe action 81 zoe Baudfeih'. piII. IL
replaced ~ The course Of iry, % afs with nos, oo
pure blood, BY ihc digestion lf maltr1fr faf.f
By pufeiug The body viib tl.f medicine tie yst,i.
mars % blood becomes eHtitcly purified and rcvaf.
Grated
That tho blood 10 lha llc ofiho body. rrs.,,o.
a undispufed therefore shall say that o. frrny ,bs
sect Of HE % must also br the s,at 81 disease l
disease be- IN The blupd. Ne should distract ihc dis.
sase only. MT she blood o. Is The Impurities Winch
mhs ue removed hY pufgauon 90 sccufo orr health
N 81 states Of The weather. in go uuaii8ns snd IN
aIl climates The blood Inc good spirit. ~ si. /
wsys Hging 10 heuc6. he body by no struggle d, /
eSpel impurities Boz it's noi capable % o M ct its
avn punGcaiion 90 ali lines. 20 Do thi. 30 ro..f
ofien have nssisiarcc When ihe blood ts l.aJ,Ji
Hiih impurities. especially boz M.s eIim4io fFe
ssnseqneRces aay be lsial. provided Tie tI91d i
bot purified ~ once, end lbis BE- sure 90 bo effect cd
y bfsndfeih's Pills aIc Used msy 20
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-30
VI II DE NE 3
SvfGAR.COATI,n

OR IMPROVED INDIAN VEGETABLE
PILLS."
EINOR Intermittent. Remiitepi. Bilious and In.
X nammo,ory Fever. Head Ache. indigestion
Dyspepsia. Perverted Appetite, Heartburn. Cps,
hveness, Diauiua, Dysenlary. Bilious Collie a a
Worms. Foul S,vnssh. Pain 10 The Heed, Side or
Back, Scroua. Scuvy or any Impurities uI tho
Blood Distractions aud Female complaints gene.
rally.
There Inns never appeared n medicine which,
while II can do ne HARM ~ calculated TO do 81
much good. They excite healihful p.rspiraiiun,
and open oil the natural drains of .he system The
obstruction oi Iuscnsihle Precipitation is the cause
of great proportion of human suffering These
pills possess ke potrcr, Ia an extraordinary degree
Of removing all ohsirurtions and hc ihinl cIrc,,a-
lion. They must undoubtedly supetsede all other
pufgaiiFe medicines, as they have n iour.fpJ ac.
hon--v'E discharge by The Bowels Lungs. Kid.
neys aud Skin
Children will NOT hesitate 10 take them; and The,
may be rolled on. beyond any 9th, remedy ns AZ
'heoiual and safe medicine fer wORAiS, and all
complaints incidcni 10 children More children
have been cured IN NV York The present wear. hy
the use Of DR. SMITHS PILLS. than oil other
medicines comhined-as there ~ no need OF forcing
them down. like other medicines
One important advantage in taking these Pills -
they do not grpr. nor produce nausea or any other
unpleasant sensation Pills haveIn thousand insian.
ces. PRODUCED Piles and Other consequences far
worse than the disease Tor which they were adj.
minisiered. THIS is particularly guarded against
IN Ihe combination II the many ingredients 81
which DIR Smiths Pills are composed thus render
! ing them harmless.
These pills are made Of he pUrea materials; am
we hive the saiisia, ton Of havin. proved To IA,
Medical Faculty. that they possess uncommon var
tues.
Tho directions and treatment of diseases, accom-
pany every box. ia circular Old pages
mo SugarCoafed Pills can he genuine with
on, The signature OF The sole inventor. e BENJA
MIN SMITH. NJ ID. President of the New Yorl
College Of Health. upon every box.
From The Deputy Sheriff Of New York
DR. Smiths Sngnred luaion Vegetable Pills" hav,
been used in The Lldrdge street Debtors Prison
with uncommsu satisfaction have never heard
medicine spoken Of With more interest by the sicI
who have taken these Pills
JAMES J BEVlNS. Deputy Sheriff
tof sale by PRYOR a. PAUL.,
nov ~ I'm Market ST Wheeling.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-30
NEW AND CHEAP GOODS
AT no, an
ADJOINING FORSYTH & BAKERS,
WATER Sr WHEELING.

WAFER ST. WHEELING. VA
e HE SUBSCRIBER filters himself IL, m an
q experience 81 IS ycnts in mercantile bust
ness in Ibis cry. thai hc cah rniicipn'c ne want.
81 ms Numerous customers aud friends ia The scIcc
''" OF cho'ce ond seasonqble Guods. takes pleasure
10 announcing Ia them lint he IS now receiving
ana VIII couiWrc Ia receive monthly Ihfourh,ut
NE season, The lofgesi and hest selected stocks o
"'''s ever ohri'd ~ the Clothing Trade IN IN.
city purchased from the bes, houses IN PhiladeI.
pa and Btliimore, aud selected from the choicest
ana mot approved makes The mos, desirable Gn,d.
3" Vac Season. and viii I've sold fora very small adj
N'hc~' VIZ French, Eugl .sh ond American Broad
'i"'hs from superline iu snodium; AIl'ed Belgian
d" De-, invls bic Green. Blue and London Known
| %" Dos Ezra heavy blue ami VOL Bk double
nH'd Chs'neres very desirable; also sinqle ,niIIeJ
f'H'n aud fancy French nud English O. ss,mctes
J very surcfiur uua cheap; also 3 4 und 6 4 Gold
"nd SILVER naked and PLAIN TNccds; from fine IN
medium French Linen Dali all quali,,c,; Summer
- 'hs SIaP dEic. Persian. Indiana aud Orleans d.,
0VO ~ Linen and Coflon PLAID. striped and Chcek
l'"'niuon,; SnH VtsimFs. pain. spipcd. Mode.
M'fnn an'l olhe Fancy Vcsiiig iu gr,at variety
. h' above gpUds viii ; c made to orier by IA first
f'ie cutter and good worE3ncn warranted equal Ia
i"y in lll. 90 ihc Eastern Giles
ESc3CIy .rEHCfe a. 'OEhiNg.
CI"lh DC, - ard Ff0ek Coais. ftuiu supcrine Ia
M'diimi luli and complete assortment sumner
1"o'si complete assortment comprising I'LL the va.
f'I'es qualities snd prices Casslncl. Ky Jeans aud
Iw'cds Dress uHd Frpck Cop's; = very geneml NJ
."Hmeh' do de Cassim'ro. Cpssi"cl, Cord and Bea.
vcHcen Pnnis. do do Rrnhd Jackets. &c SC.
- 20 dIz fine I.iucn aud Muslin Shfis; b.
nus C"iiafs, &c. 5JdoZ common do. mncy sf,ped
linen aud Muslin do; Palmetto nud Lcghufn Hats
van ihc usual variety Of Suspcndets lIu.c &c
invite 10y friends MD customers aud I'D 90
earn OF p""d C'ocs 60 rise nc o call. ns-ufIna
h"m can mud will sell ih,m g,od aui,lc AZ iaif
i'''eS 'o' GOSH or The usual terms To- prompt Gus
'umrfs.
RccolecI No 40 waler Street.
~ ~ ALRX ROGERS
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DEAFNESS CURED.

COMPOUND KREoSOrE ACOUSTIC OH.
EoR he cure of DEAFNESS, oaina and sbe
a. ulseharge OF matter from the ears; also ali
insects, falling OF wafer, whizzng Of stesm' a g
W, winch are symptoms Of approaching deaf
ness ana also generally attendant with the dis
ease. For sale by DIR CRUMBNCKER
M, No ls3, MAN ST. Sole AGENT.
rms medicine is highly recommended and nm.
mtIous eertihcaies are given, by very respect-
which u has reformed nov os
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-30
DARE AND HOGE.
"NNOfACIURLRs AND WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
DEALERS IN
Hate n,nS 49, ,,.,.

HfI" y NtPS AND FIRS
Union 81, South End Of lIark,t Square.
WHEELING, VA
EH NNt. always on hand, and make To urger in
~ me most fashionable arJ superior style:
we y" Beaver HAS Fine No SILK
10 NO do d. No . do
- NO J RUSSIA Dp No Coucy
30 No IasNimsro Do NJ Musk
Gems Fine clolh Caps Gents S,lk v,Jvet
'""'hs 40 dn Infants do
Inns S,h Glazed DO Plain and Fur trimmed Of
'",,''N S''Ied do every description
They invie The attention of NI,,,b,n,s ,b,ousb
The county Ia their osiarli.bneuI ps hey m, ,,,
iu be surpassed IA qualify 81 ma,uiocru,e. or
cheaPne's VI pr'ce. 10y any house IN the West
may
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-30
BARGAINS
IN FANCY SUMNER GOODS.

IN FANNY ctMMGN oOODH.
II AM Determined to reduce my stuck oi fancy
4 Summer Gonds. wi,hnd regard 10 pfD6. prepa-
toy To On early and extensive iull stock paicn
in my Wholesale department Will offer great m.
due emenis TO those In wani OF such goods as
Real F.ench org and,es French Jscoaeis. French
Lawns. Lace Mus.ins, Cling hams. Baisl Cling hsfns.
BeIages Sc &c.
WHITE Goous-Jaecne, cambr,c. Book end
Swhs Muslius. Camhrcs. Tarle,ons. Striped and
PLAID Muslins. Cnrisin Ma.lins. &c.
Shnwls. S, srf-. Hosiery. Gloves and Cravais-
ALSO Summer Cessi.neres and vesiings, Sum.
mcr Cloths &c A large and beautiful stock OF
these. together with Linen Dullngs. Linen Checks.
&c Sc Call and get Bargains OF corner oi Main
aud Madison streets. VT SELBy.
10 Il
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-30

a CCORDIONS-A fresh lot Of seuiI.'one
"a 0nd SINGLE keyed AecSfdtnns just received.
VIulIns. common and paie-i head GUITARS. comm ~
AMI ivory upl Flutes from To Keys. A fresh
supply oi Crwley's celebrated dnll eyed Needles.
SharTS and Bclweens OF Gl siz.s a large lot of
Surerior Friciiun Matches "n hon1 by the gross or
dozen. A few Willow Wagons whh d general as.
soHment Of variety goods. at small advance on
c si,by OeSD MELLOR. Union -.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-30
w. w. RILEY, PATENTEE.
PATENTED 1919.
HlLEE'S PATENT OINTMENT.
4 D 4 IL

hAht n - lAl'BNE OINPME EMF.
Ant BE BEAT.
|ENIE Following cctIfcaies ore presented Ia
"a The public. which places beyond doubt the
cnraiive quuliiies OF this rcmedyi
Pisa ant Valley, Madison 60 o. Jan 25 as
VIM Wiltshire Riley Dear SIR Nv wife bov
ins been Gffl cied with that most Distressing of mn
ma complaints The Plies nearly eighI year.,witb
'u' receiving any relief from The brsI physicians
vas indnccd Ia try The vrue uf your Justly cele-
hnicd PHO Oih'meni. rs recommended by ,onr
agen Mr. James T. lager. nni she was eniirely
reheved 10y The use of one boiIlr, aud her general
health. which had been bad iur The last seven wears
WINS completely resiurcd | cnn therefore cheer,
lu'ly recommend Riley's Pile Ointment To all per-
IONS troubled with that painful disease
WILL 1Ah M CUNE
certify that havo been nfIl ,ccd severely with
The Iies Tor The last Two years. aud afIer using
varions remedies without ohuining relicE / ws,
induced 10 Try Rny's celebraied oInJmeni COR tho
rules md obtained sp'edy relief aud therefore
confidently recommend u 10 those afflicted v,,b
ms painful disease AMOS 5 RAMSEY.
Columns o. Oct -. IA
CAUTION-N genuine nuless mon,f,,,,,,,I
by The Paesiecs. put up IN phinls mndc exnrcs.Iy
ior The purpose, lerered and sealed Win an enc,
we'd sea-wiih 'Rflcy's Ointment for Piles; n,,en,.
ed Jnnuntv, 1874. stamped npon The cork md
'nNeI"Podi with splendid engraved wrcper.
signed by The Paieniee
N b. All letter. must hc directed IN
Messfs DAVIS & WILMER Columbus
General ore.fs TO- HE West
Pr safe wholesale aud retail by
JAMES BAKER Wheeling, Va
KIDD a. co Pittsburgh, r.,
JAMES CLASCOE a. co. Cincinnati.
may % ly
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-30
WAR NOT WITH MEXICOi
100000 LOST,

ET Is eslIma,ed that The above amount OF CAsIf'
n is sent over the Mountains annually for the
article OF BOOTS & SHOES Now oil This money
may he saved home and kept IN circulation
amongst ourselves. by pa,ronising CONNOLLY AZ
wADE'S Home League Boot i Shoe Establishment T,
l55 Main 81 dOprs above knole & Sanger's Sad.
dlery Establishment
We have now in our employment Twenty good
hands and we prepared 10 furnish every article
IN The line. from tho smallest caId's shoe To The
finest gents Boot. cheap and many articles wen-
iy.five per cent cheapet than Eastern work be
purchased M this place. We invite our friends 10
call and examine for themselves
~ 30 CONNOLLY g. WADE
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q CINCH FOUNDRY.
lokALRO or MAIN & QUINCY STREETS
WHEELING, VA.
HAMILTON SANnS A. .n


WAREHOUSE NO Z MONROE STREET
ME SUBSCRIBERS are prepared 10 make
Il and Keep constantly on baud at tie aho>c
~.'ao'ishments. oil kinds Of Castings, Co king
Franklin. Balloon and Cannon Stoves Of all sizc-
and patterns Ho'ow-ware. Wagon Boxes. Plough
Hastings, Crates. Flat Irons, Sugar aud Wash kci.
Ties, ~. complete assortment We have in-t
received some splendid patterns for p,for Crate
the neaIcsi ever brought 10 this city Pisuus who,
Intend building ATE respectfully requested To- ,Snm,
tie them before purchasing any other KIND We
hsve large quuntIiY Of patterns Tor M,il G,nfitg
The best So the place, ~hich Will make Ia ORDER
NJ the lowest rates. ai~u rhfcshug Machine Cast
mrs We VII nl-p continue L. manuGc.utc ihc
dhercni kinds OF P'onehs complete used a. iiu-
section OF country, aud wnffanicd equal ua nm,
made IN the Western country. We Mdl watr.nt
oil our Castings and other wurL done at out esiah-
ishment nnd as cheap as can he made "a Pn-.
hutgh. CInclnuutl or my other csiahli.hn eul y,
THIS city. Persons wishing TO purchase any are le
IN our line. will please give u coll aud cA.mn,
for themselves.
OPP HAMILTON. SANDsS co
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q tElFED his day fresh from Blue t.,t
"a SminFs few barrels of ibsf superior Ws,.,
"u''n "ii' he f"ld by 'he barrel Or in srpall q,n.
''''. ~ ~" purchaser J PANNELL.
"'( No l0l Main S.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-30

VIE SUBSCRIBERS beg leave 10 inform
,hef customers and The public that the lihe-
Ia'"nage they have received. hos induced
','n " ihrfease their machinery 50 that ihev arc
,'ow prepared 70 Gu oil orders PROMPTLY, with sss
r ,.a''.. a'ncle Of refined LARD OIL, which we
.lnel 10 my IN the Union. and on rs good
- WARREN 4 LIST
- VII on hand for expectation Of the OIL and Cendlo
FACTORY Market alley mvS w. ri
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xE.9Y;S IND GaPN,
-. AVE R "

ESfECTFUl.LY informs his friends and
= y TIE public, tina; he has on hand ard man,
hiae'ures LARGE assortment 81 Hats of ibeI A.
ihsr spring Fashion. wheh be Will sEtL whole.
>ale or RETAIL as low II tot LOW Err han any
Other establishment 10 the city, ALL of he above
IiAIs are warranted 10 he OF The very best
MATERIAL and workmanship, and as for pu,
hAhiiirY and COLOR cannot be surpassed -
Gentltinrn are invited 90 CALL a. examine for
themselves. Satisfied that be QUALITY and price
oil his iiais WILL PLEASE, ) AVERY.
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NOTICE.

IT ME National Fair being held in Washington
i city instead of Wheeling. will prevent rs
frum iakug The premium by The exhibition of one
Of our cicgant WHITE SlLVERY BEAVER Hats
Those persons who could MI be accommodated last
week al Factory on Union ST. Will please call
again hs week. We hole To he prepared Ia sdp-
ply you III gentlemen. DARE g. llOGE,
NAV 81
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Removal

= russell. has removed IN p,p,l 81,
,.,. ~ door below 'hs Pfc.byicf,oo ,.o,,
J, r. 70 q, ,n' ono building and adjyinng mlf %,
Bp5
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-30

uNDkEDS ~ Wheeling con fhis dsy ,..,,.
l.l.i.,y 70 ihe sGira'y ~ BRtNTLINGER,s
1OMIOtND SYRUP or BONESET. In ,,.
cure Of Cosgbs. Cold.. &C. wv
i, Prepared BY > A BRENrLINGER. a,
fBenilinsef's Apotheca. Ashland Row. MINI. :,
m1Y 5
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WHITE BEAVER HATS.

WHITE BEAVER HATS.
u i.'h'h a.f'f'msDt OF ihe above F,sbiops.
pc ho Hoe 600 hand aoI IN, ,,I. =, e
'tnl y Fashionable lllt and Can M.,.f.,,...
''''If'F va %
Received ono bundled Ri. $500. ~
NAV "a MGlNNIS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-30

ME PICTORIAL BIBLE ,s complete :,
last. Subscribers 10 the Pictorial Bible will
p.ease call and get their uumbefs before h is too
laio Coli ~ ROBB'S.
Book y Stationary Store Cor Main 4 Union..is.
red
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-30

&c very cafe.ul and geo 90 ibc nfsui when ,o,
"'" bf'Fdfrihs Pdls; lien ,ou are .u,e y, m.
ge"n'"e onr"'e. When you pufrhsse n,be,,,,..
".9"'' OF me seller whrihcfhe knows The pl..b,
ones you are genuine Bf7rlfsib PTs. Ever, p.,
false. Bcwate of cbe4ist ''' W
a o TAlRCmLD. SoIcarcnr E, yyb,,,,,
may 3 ''"''I' VIZ
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800

had heretofore been reported from the Commi.tse
me Whole, with recommendation that 90 ho
pass, coming up on the question OF concurrence ~
thai recommendation
The question was taken: and the recommends
ton OF the committee having been eoneaHed IN, the
subssousnlly, on suggestion by Mr.. p. KING,
and on a motion TO that effect made for MIR. II. 3
aerommodation) by Mr.. BRiNKERHOFF, the
vote was reeonsidered, and the bill again took It's
place at the foot of the calendar.
The bill for the relief Of William Maeauley was
read a third time, and passed.
The bill Tor the relief Of John Fickiin coming up
on the question Of concurrence in the amendment
reporlea from the Committee OF the Whole, 80,
The amendment was eoneurred Ia, and the oin
was read a third time, and passed.
On motion Of Mr. DANIEL, the House m
solved itself into Committee Of the Who'e N'''
NnIos, Of Ohio, IN the char. ,o,,NSoN, ,L.
On motion of Mr.. JOSEPH JoHNSon, .ns s
committee proceeded the consideration OF inc oi'
for the relief Of the heirs Of Colonel "p'"ih "fay-
500. =. L;.A A.....
discussion followed ~ which Messrs'
CLARKE, JOSEPH goa 6ofT AMER ana 1nR-
LY, BRlNkkkHorr, eohi-n',' ""1
"M RaTHBUN moved that the committee rise,
I'D reoor, the bill 20 the House with recommends
ton that it do not pass o,
ANer few remarks from h. IA. EWlNG,
The eomm'eee, y" ho,'o" W
and reported progress only
Mr. CLARKE moved a reconsideration OF me
vote by which the bill for the relief Of Charles M
Gibsoi, had been laid on the table.
y And, pending this motion, the House adjourned
- ..,,- "A ,...,o,;.l. MARA mr..
The following Peuuohs a"u nea' " -. sensapor;
scnlsd under The rule, anu tsiefise '" Ae oPP''P''
ate committees:
=. -.,rx.., ~. !. -,..,o. NJ Iohn Carr John Bsa.
% 81, shppoNs i i Pas.,ion !, M. a.tsInsd a,
~ And B. oiesensyn' loi SsH - 49, ~ ath.Ts
Witnesses 70 tesur $500 un, 1890 to III. Com
part OF hs crew Vi 'he 'A'P "'sA''' " - -
mittee OF Claims ,.,,- ., a., tt,An,, of Prince
BY Mr. sikEs' lhs p e.Io - sfarrsJ 10 ths commirss
ton. New Jersey "Es Ps"'
on PENSIONS ma AN s,.l ,.,,t,on. from IA, eIti
BY Nr IN iaSDn. nrayins The es,sbIishmsut o
tens ei Illinois ana - r. osIa ,v.r .nd \,
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DEMOCRATIC REVIEW FOR FEBRu-
- AIRY, 1886. ....t.#

TABLE or CONTENTS.
[. Safeguarding.
III. Progress in America, or Speech in sonr,i
on Great Britain and the United States, nj
delivered either in Parliament or Cor
gress. By the anthor of "Ytmssses,
Life of Marion" &c.
III. Spurn not the Guilty. By C. M. Sawyer.
Nv. Lament for the Old Year BY W. H. G
" Papers Of an Old Dartmoor Prisoner. ~
ted by Nathaniel Hawthorne. [oontupstl
vi. The knight in Armor, fragment from "
Journal ofan Officer. BY Mrs. E. w.
VII. A Vision ofthe Night: a Poem. BY s. H
whitman. .a.
VIII. Eiehings with Chisel-The MirscplOu'
Picture-Do not be afraid Of Grace ,af
Beauty--Prince Mechanically thar
Fruits ye shall know them. BY HOut'
Greenough,
TX. Critical and Miscellaneous Esssvs Of Air
ander III. Everett. u
~ The Game Of North America; its nonnsnef
iure, habits, haunts, and seasons; viii
hints on the science Of Woodcrsh. BY
49,, Frank Forester. No. III. The Quail
A. Some Reflections Of a Free-trader.
MI Providence. BY Miss Mary Orms
Nil The American Associationiss.
NV Monthly Financial and Commerci,l An
Gle
XIV. New Books OF the Month.
XVI. Monthly Literary Bulletin. -
Published at three dollars per snpuu. or twenty
Eve cents sngly. This day received by r. TAp
LOR, who will have the work regularly FORWARDED,
strongly shvelOped, 70 any part oftbe United snrs
Feb 10
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COURSE OF LECTURES.--A series Of eight
~ lectures upon interesting subjects Of scisns.,
literature, history, &C., is arranged TO be delivered
in the Baptist church on street. near the post o.
fee, by the following gentlemen, viz:
Hon. Lewis Cass, Hon. j. A. Dix, Rev. 3. y
Mcgoon. Hon. VIM. L. Ysnoey, Y. c. Lee, I'D,
and Hon. X. d. Owen.
The first lecture will be delivered by Gen. Cas,
on Friday evening, the 9Th inst at halfpast s'a
O'Clock. ...
Tickets for the course 50, admitting a gentlen'h
and lady; single lecture, Is cents each person.
Tickets may DO procured at the bookstore Of Wn
M. Morrison and al the door Of the lecture room.
Subscribers tickets will be sent 10 them.
The proceeds are to be applied 10 aid in eompeinI
e chur rich building th I'D
Feb. 2l--MW&Fif3t
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WHEAT.-When the average price of wheat,
made up and published in the manner required by
law sha he for everv nusrtsr

With respect to all other restrictions, shall fol-
ow the scale that Affects wheat.
To read these would not be interesting TO the
House, and therefore refer them, for the partcu-
lars, to the printed staement that shall afterwards
be put into their hands. II may be sufficient for
present purposes to say that general rule shall be
adopted There will now, then, be levied OH foreign
wheat instead Of duty of l6s., duty of As. at
the present prices taken ont of bond for consump.
ton in the market The right honorable baronet
then proceeded to enumerate the off the repeal
of the corn laws, which he proposed to extend to
the agriculturists. The highway rates he proposed
to consolidate, by transferring their administration
to the poor-law guardians-thus placing them under
the control Of 600, instead Of as at present 5000
different authorities. He proposed to alter the law
OF settlement, so that peasant, who emgraed from
an agricultural to manufacturing district, should
claim settlement after five years residence; his
wife and children not to be removable where the
moval of the person himself was prohibited. He
proposed an advance Of exchequer bills, by way OF
loan, for the Improvement Of agriculture.
UNITED STATES TAMFr.--Lord Monteagle in
qulred whether there would be any objection to the
production Of the report Of the Secretary of the
Treasury in the United States the subject of the
TARIFF The subject was one Of general importance,
and he hoped there would be no objection to the
production Of the document. He had thought il
right to put this question to the noble earl in the
FIRST instance before moving for the production Of
the report.
The Earl Of Aberdeen said il was unusual to move
for the production OF documents similar TO that al
luded to by the noble lord; and IL such practice
were adopted, il might be attended with great ineon-
venence At the same time, he was not disposed
to deprive their lordships Of information which
might be really valuable and important, and which
he could communicate consistently with his duty.
lie bad certainly received a copy OF the document
TO which the noble lord referred, and he was ready
to admit that il contained matter which was very
well worthy their lordships' attention. Under the
circumstances he would not object to its production;
but his consent to the noble lords request this
occasion must not be drawn into aprscedent.
Their lordship- then adjourned.
FRANCE
In Wednesdays sitting Of the Chamber Of Depu.
lies, the general deb.i, 90 the address wis resumed,