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THE DRuNKARn

II was well said by Mr. Cough. that No man bni
the reformed can tell the deep degradation Of The
poor drunkard. He Illustrated this by an idea
which. although we cannot give his almost, burn
ing language, we shall endeaynr To convey 10 orr
readers. Should man be con 6ned for many lone
years in deep. dark and dismal dungeon, with
out light or heat. until his eyes become so accns
toned 10 the darkness. that he was able to read
slightly; then suddenly Ia he brought lnIo line
blaze of day, The brliancy of The sun would sn
dazzle his eyes, that he wonld be unable 10 see
for a time. And then, when his eyes has become
accustomed To the light, he would wunder ha, he
could ever have seen at all in his former dismal
abode. SO with The reformed dnnkad. he has
been in dDDgPnn so long that he can bot disco RI
his misery. and when reiurmed. as he hots back
with full comprehension ofhis Errner degradation.
he wonders that he could have ever Gplr u,triuu
of his misery. Truly, man should pity, not scorn
the drunkaIJ. - Chrvsinl Fonni
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AN ERA IN STEAM NAvrGArroN.-Tbe
largest merchant steamship in the world was
launched at New York on Saturday. She is
called the Washingtpo, and is intended (nr the
line of ocean steamships between New York and
Bremen. The leaglh Of keel 300 feet length of
upper deck 240 feep, extreme length over all 26O
feet breadth "f beam moulded, 80 feet depth of
hold. 81 feet on the outside. 40 fee, Cns,om-
house measurements. 1850 tons !; carpenters meas
urement, 1850 tons she has four decks the IN
per one will he flush fire and aft She is 10 be
fitted with two engines. each Of 1000 horse power
She will be commanded by Captain Hewitt. known
as The commander Of the Havre packet shin U,ica
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THE, MALLS.

ms Is a prolific source uf complain, all over
the country. and if any Thing could disturb the
equanim'ty Of our phiIusophic p-ople, the mere
unceriainty Of their arriva, here would throw
them into fever; but We are FAR sbuve such
fri1lng vexa,i"us. Last Thursday mn mail came
70 hand. irving 10 the Siulenl stnrm, and we had
just se'''"d nurself down in the comfortable ex
pcc'alI"n las, evening, that we should receive +,
large treat OF news for he paper of Saturday when
the h"ys came running in with The ,idinas that
the Hefa'd was just Coming "--havine been
Obliged - lay In, tor thirty hours. Wen she did
come bringing nothine that we cared about, and
we cons"led Outself with The hope. tina. we should
get one day later ny tine Rchmoed rnail when
we were Informed that the Curtis Peek had broke
down, and mail wonld he received from thai
quarter Well we next learned that another buat
would be- started from i}aitmore, last EVENING.
which gave us quiet nights rest and we walked
up this morning. and found that Ire Jetcess had
arrived, bringing up soldiers. iuuirs. ia
passengers and mails. from which we CLEAN what
the short period Of time nlicwrd us would permit
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1847-02-06
MORE THAN A YEAR AND A HAtF
WErHCGJT REEEING

In the navigation of the ocean by sailing vps,
sells, the most reparkablr viciss:tndes are oF,pn
experienced in regard tn the weather and ,Ae
length of passages. Some vessels are ALWAYS
l"ukU. ever experiencing fair winds and excel
lent weather; Others, on the contrary seem des-
tined 10 misfortune. constantly enduring lung pas
sages, had winds and ful weather We have
never known a s'>ceesssnn Of passages, made in sn
quick time. or attended with such remarkably
g"od weather rs the following. perfnrmed hy
Capt. Josiah Gladtfng. in the bru Frances Lord
from this port They as Elhws:
Distance by log. Days.
From Cadiz to Rio Grande 500 miles. 50
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Correspondence of the Baltimore SUM-
WAsHINGToN Feb . 1874

WARRINGTON, Feb =, IS47
The three million appropriation bill was called
up by the chairman of the committee on G,reio,
affairs. Col. Sewer, in the Senate and introduced
win very short. sensible. dignified speech. The
gallant Culone furbnre 10 make any allusnn To The
causes nf the war-,he appropriation was for the
purpose of concluding an honorable peace. and in
this The whale country would he united He frank
ly expressed that il was for the purpose of obtaining
territory rs an indemnify for The expenses of the
war and the depredations committed on onr cam
merrp
He expressed his belief that the maprty of The
people Of Mexico were disposed for peace. and
thai The appropriation now demanded by the
President. would secure that important obi eel
He said tina, The President was well informed nv
agents in and about Mexico of what was going on ;
and The information he received, prompted him to
ask for the means of making peace
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tree anil hspny Rennhlic. Ana ,hnash ym he

Tree and happy Repnhlc And though vou he
II" EmptssS. vet The h"nnrrd matrnn
"' tree aud Christian country. whn>e - strong
arms and stout hearts" viii shield aud protect
You wherever yun Wander 'dcr the waving of
It's flag.
- May yon and Your husband no blessed aud
happy. and NAV yonr children and your childten's
children th'cken ar"nnd Won. nu,n.rous and
strong. and great as the magnifcen, forests of the
virgin land tn which ynn ga; may your SIMS and
daughters he the SIMS and anp hters of the l.nrd
Almighty and strengthen The States oi their
country. Madam G..i bless von -
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A VANISHING COMMUNITY

Al galway, Ireland. strong forces en-
ployed To keep the furnishing muitudes in order
Yankee captain who took on, cargo of corn.
says. while taking 1t from the ship the poor fol
lowed the drays in hundreds. picking mp aud ga,
ing the odd grains of corn tina, fell on The
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1847-02-06
THE PUBLIC PRINTING

we understand that contracts for the frs, E,nr
c''sses ct the public printing were this day
awarded Ia Messrs. Wendell aud Van Brn,hny-
sen, ct Albany. New York and tina, f,r the hlth
class, to Messrs. Tppen and Streeper, of Penn
sylvania - Union Esb .
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M" 'h'S '""s' necessarily bring oo, The friends of
'"r standardization and Mr. Calhoun himself
!, Is Tie measure at the session The n,nvis,
II Is s''li thought. will carry in the Hunse : AMI
WIN such rider the Senate will not pass t.
Should the pr"v'so. however. pass in both Houses.
winch rs scarcely probable. the President van NAV
depend un II will send IL hack ith his ,,,;.c,;,ns
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From Cadiz to Rio GSIande. 5I0O miles. 50
Total No. of miles by log, 30,8l5

When il is considered that the whole of this
distance was performed arithoM reefng he tor
sails once. and that roo in The latitude of from 40
deg. north TO 30 south, and from longitude 6 To
w west. in the northern and southern oceans and
Bay of Mexico, at all seasons of The year. it NAV
we'll be called remarkable. II probably never
has or will again happen.-.N Y SIM.
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THE LAST CANTEEN OF HOSPITAL
HRANDX

In one OF the regiments stationed al Buriia
there were three ur four volunteers who ere moi
very partial 10 the common red eye sold in the
canp. yet felt M inclination in life to become
voluntary teeiOalrrs. They learned that The
doctor had cask Of fine old French brandy, for
hospital use exclusively. and their moral per
ceptions cond distinguish no difference between
taking it anlidute TO sickness and as res.
;Oraiive iO health, they preached their wish 10 the
doctors negr, servant. who very sum hroached
for them the brandy cask. For such priz, they
were willing to give fair consideration. am!
when George fetched them the third canieen full
they presented him with three dollars. as bonus
for having betrayed his master!
Georges thick lips swplled to unnatural sizo
his nosIrl5 di>tendPd, and his eyes rolled about
like The optics "i dying goldfish Gen'en -
said Gporgr. as soon as his Indignation permitted
him To- speak, q" gem'en, aspufn de offer white
man may steal for money-dis niger does it To
c"inmodate him friends. Gen'en, | 'onUht yon
knew de eIerbaion OBJ principle dat 'Auences
George better dan dat. rs taken you now hox
snmdrber, your last canteen Oh hospital brandy !"
Perhaps The crowd never did an act ~ their
lie they so much regretted as having offended
GeOrge- first, bPca0se they could badly afford 10
part with the three dollars had hr accepted them
aud next, because through the unfortunate move
hey found that George had forever stopped heir
grOg ~ o. DeHo.
BosToN NoTIoN -Peutiohs are in circulation
in Boston praying the Legislature 10 exempt those
who do not make. venj, use, or derive n proft
from the sale IT Intoxicating drinks from tbat
p"ti'n of The taxes which is applied to repair the
miscbefs Of snch drinks That's right let those
"ho rnaufacinre or deal in Intoxicating liquors bear
lhe responsibility that belongs To their occupation.
instead Of being permitted 10 reap all the benefits,
and iax The vi ole community for The damages
The loss should be borne by Ibose who share the
profits OF the trade. Is mol the principle obvious
ly just?
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"WIsTAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHERRy-
IL is, perhaps bnt an act of Justice the prnprie
tors of W'|tar's Balsam of Wild Cherry for us
TO say, that our personal experience in The use of
this article. has Impressed Us most avnrably.-
One of the pr"pretorS of the Traveller was en-
tIrely cured of severe cough Of four months
continuance, by the use of This Balsam; and Sc
veral of our friends and acquaintance. whu have
tried the article, have found il of great service in
relieving them of severe coughs and shor,ness of
breathing. with which they had hepn afflicted -
Mr. Seth w Fowle. No. 1873 Washington street,
Is the general agent"
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ANOTHER EDITOR RELIEVED

Bv the use of Ipistnr's Balsnm Of via Cher
ry. We cut The following article from the Bos-
ton Traveller, another hint 10 The afflicted In
our own case, and that of several members of our
family. we have experienced great benefits from
it. is, indeed a valusbIe medicine for couJb
and should be generally used, especially at this
time when coughs and colds are so prevslpn,
throughout the country. We do nat know, nor
believe, that it will cure confirmed consump,ion
but we have an abiding faith that il prevents in
iiiatory diseases from fastening that fatal Gem
plant upon the system. 1t is always for sa lie by
Heinish in Portsmouth, and Santos in Norfolk
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THE GREEKS AZ IT.

Du Sile Of The Philadelphia Spirit If the
Times and Willis Of the New York Hume jour
nal are doing up very fair business against each
miner Willis defends the very rrall aud qnes-
tIooabl", no. unquestionable Mrs Heavysdr, now
ny the " priest and the buuE" made Mrs Lard
nef and strikes hard at Do Sole, which this
gentleman parties with the following quiet lbrusr.
Drop 1t. conference.-the subject is not worth the
ion mat you spill nPUn r-let alone the bile that
" III he en2PndeTed.
Wg HAD PURPosED to reply to Mr.. Willis
W I've Hume journal" in relation to the Ilea-
VJsde and Istdoer Jav1 pas. but, on reflection,
we think Inc mailer too lrhng tor debate and
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srf1o Our Representative Mr.. Arkiuson. has
sent rs speech "f The Hon. j. b Bowln. ur
missouri. and bill reported 10 The Senate hy
MI Niles, from the Committee on Pos, Offic. Rs
and Post Roads. relating 10 the transportation Of
mails between this aud foreign Countries.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-04-06
&.S1 Ssaab

Grand Consolidated Lottery Of Delaware and
Georgia -class No. Z. extra.
To he drawn at Wilmington, Delaware on THURSDAY
April 50 Is number Lottery, - drawn s4eis ePlsn'
did scheme prize Of se2 80. uf 40, Of 3,5t0,
OF 500 Of . l00 of ~ 10 of o00 10 Of et1 Tie
kas .ha .es in proportion; certificate Vi package OF
wAoles tyili cost g., sharts IN proportion.
81 81. 81 ~ - y.
Draws a. follows throughout IN. month OF April
Dfaws on TUESDAY spitSl PRIZE s3fSu.
whols Tickets 81 certificate OF package who.ss, sli
shdres in proportion.
Draws on Thursda s--cspita Prize $4,000
Whole Tickets s certificates OF package wR"1es I
shares IN proportion.
Draws on 5aturdsys--captal Prize 8 100.
Whole Tickets certhcaes OF pa ekese gnoies n
shares IN proportion.
Address your ordersto
NJ l.. DORSEY, Wheeling, Va
II FThr drawings w.ii he published regularly IN Tn
Times. and slso in the Argus. Remember
y L. DORSEY & I.utk3 Once,
. hhsLLiks, \ a.
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S3O.NNO

srsQT EfIANNA CAN NJ LOTTERY, cisss No. %
o lie drawn In the city Of Baltimore, Md on " ednesdsy
April26 ,5numter Lottery II drawn numt ers spien
did scheme 5 prizes Of s2D,CO Of ,0A0 Ps0,
ofq 0OO 50 Of 600 50 So % Of soc. 64 Of 1870 Tic
kets $40 shares proportion eertncaie OF package
Of ~ noe- viii sOst llO shares IN proportion,
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&:S1.seabO

Grand Consolidated Lottery Of Delaware and
Genrgia-class )
To l9 drawn a. Wilmington, Delaware on Saturday.
April 10 l-45. - number LOTTERY; u drawn tslIots,
SPeHdid scheme. ] prize of SIS. 900, Of 1900 Of
q,5oO of 1900, Of 1870 % u 600 % Of so 30 Of
400 Tickets SO shares lH proportion. A certificate
VI package Of holes wileost SIZE, si's IL proportion.
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1fII92I0A II \ AAEE Of DESINAbLE
KEAI. Est ATF


2 hsl Nitn deefee made lay the Circuit SUPER
IF tsa#ta i-sn aid thdnccfy for ONO ruuntF
~ FIG i'saa1 al FEBRUARY III, tHe case in cnauce
a'R psalms lHe Hciu leiaeea Jane. NC. Coz don
" .a, tcs next friend Compliments, and
o. n y etsasv aud Others Drseudauis the under~Ig
s'H- as 1atiassioaeJ Tire premi-e- VIII sen at
9as -aaI of iie GulrI house at ono county, pN
'ltt ttiAAt IliE3sIH DAY 0f NJ arch. l-47. al
esf ION. tpthe highest bidder ihSt zri 81 l.o' No
'l"eli seven III Michael Graiaus addition TO lhe
~ VT 'e4lH- ON which tho most eastward irick
fsf'as j. ted and q bounded as follows Beginning
d ~ e Il east come Of sstA lot lie alley, thence
st''@sIsA u ef4xs inches on Centre street. thence
~. d t.di anEits with SAID street r. iee', thence
au al ri-i angles 18th sad last mentioned line
llthrs thence lack al rtsht angles with Centre
- 5t4.ta the aileF theuee along said alley ip
inuHg
iltAs OF SALE. The si,ove described part Of
sa ~. :" sod for per cent. on tie purchase
a.. III a5i.- ana on credit fat the residue of q, ~
sea.e w e4ai los ain ents, the purchaser riy
- I p III e'aa security, Tearing intceesi ON tht
-, al Ire iiiie 10 ne aimed a. q tuTthc .ecu
II. ' . We W4o.e pufehase money is raid
'-'Aa hifN. II. ITfZflI GIL, Commissioner
~ post aacd until Saturday, the oath q
.-.' . . s.2z a. \ N, mf 30
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O.OOO

P0k0M0KE RIVER LOTTERY Of Bctawate lass
No a, 10 lie drawn at Wilmington. delaware Non.
dav April y. ~ number Lottery T. drawn alas
Splendid Scheme, pfizes uf Sle,lt0, "A of 5,00u ot
26J q Of 500 Of l2i0 20 Of tG00 ~ fUO ~ Of %
Tickets a., sha - m proportion; cerintae Of psc
Il l,lna cnsf slaraa lrI..nrf
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SoI.ONO

PoKOMOKE RIVER LOTTERY Of Delaware, clas
No % to ne drawn al Wilmington, De- On Monday, a
prb 26, - number Lottery - drawn tdiots spiendl
schcue pri1e of $4,000, ofb,eO0, Of 4uoo, OF
es0 u 20, OF go, 10 of ltN0 % o. JOu ilcke
8. shares IN proportion; certificate OF paeNe.s
.NLLn Ilche.. Nd cnsl lLG. a.a.es IN lLoloIl4A
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%ssli.alllsi

Frs4tEHANNA CANAL LOTTERY
G ast No 2Oto he drawn NJ the City Of Batlmore Nd
on Wednesday, April lA,s VI Lottery e drawn ballots.
Splendid Scheme. lprize Of 0.000. / Of 10000 oil
J000 Of 9O. 100 of leo, p Of 0. % Of ct G6 OF
goo. Tickets sl0-sha-cs In proport ion. 4 IfcAte
OF package wholCs VIII cost - ss IN RF0i-9r ct
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&9a.li00

T0KoM0kE RIVER 40fTfRy On
rtsss NJ At, TO e drawn At Wilmington aprare on
A4Rdse, NPul .. Is number LOTTERY. 49dfsvT "a lots
Splendid Scheme irizc of s25.ttu s5of 1oeu D of
5ttte. of 7tu0, of feh uf t.tnu 0f u5U ~ rs
tIekfs ;; zNsrcs 300 proportion eefirafe arac
saae VI = lnlrs wiz cost 2 Iur. .HaIe. urauufLuLI
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GAIT HOUSE.
~ * NAlN M SIKH srRIlrs.
GINClNN QUO.

- Tx E. / MAIN AND SIXTH sTREErs,
~. CINCINNATI. OHIO.
t-.,.a .iAeal }. row IN the very hest order far
d. teit!9# 81 tic travelling nui,li~ bsv,nu nm
l,1, Sh oyerhsulng during the WINTER. and
iog. ~ q efiehoed men IN the west ia Tie Va.
he 5e,e sasis tatief my SET that ALL who viii
I8s,sHf 4H location IS central, tomiod io,ls aud
VI i, a. - per day WIN T. MARSH.
WIS. N'Hlgh Lot exactly new broom II T.. new
ta'uie' pr3U
Z ast teRe6RS md Wgr8T--rhe .,l..,,.t,--.
Ing Sa,s ,e.s3iefed OF J. H. Bay ess MS south Wbee
Cor Min invite the Partners Ia br,,,e az, IN,
hiaiiqt ~ tesi int Inch We " III nay ne b,rb,.t
~ "a easi aa delivery
my JOHN " GILL,
JAMES II. STOUT,
y 4 l." 49, = tttA OF RooKs.-Tbe sulscr,l., h..
satons-, ,ss hatl OF his SpTtae supply of hooks K
lAeopglr5. l lug vi school, medical historical
Of sitltst4 sseiaheaus looks, and 8 great variety
alea.r.. .ah1y stationary To which he ,n,,tr. ~.
~ 81 Ct VITO " js To iluV fI3.sn
a~9itA THOMSON Union stree,
26 Razrs Coffee Mills received and s,,.s,e nv
rrs OFT & GREER
''' Monroe and Market ste. opp Posi- once
] IN aNf ANYWHERE ELsE--The tes, s,,orimen,
Common =, eie' Han and CHAMBER PApers glazed and
aud e'eit variety ct style and attetn au haud
= MAP a you vii ask say frut, 10 cent?
---- pr ia T upRNr".,u,iK.
w SaRlH AfERS-Bonhe with .tnric width
81 r.ris sr. st0t- blue, strined sriped and feur
he flHf NJ &c, Induced any thng Won win ,,ani NJ
ats & i liORNbkook'S
Variety store
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3a!.st .

Grand Consolidated Lottery + Delaware ond
Grorgia-ca~, Is,
"a te drawn II NJ .lnagtau, Delaware On s4nrdnf,
PILE. - nuuteg Lotters. - drawn kslla.s. spen
did scheme prize ii s.oltD. oil atte o. 4.ttn.
of2t iuU Of COO " " G1U. 20 Of sdu u Of ~ Tic
ket- o. - iu pro orioui certificate Of iaeaase
ol ..L.aes - cost 8 D. slals pso. JIIIoa.
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FOR MEXIC0
WM - WKskfEtfs.

~ received the appointment ri Lieut. 6encf1f 7t
The Jewellers and now oilers a. his Auction Room.
on Market street splendid assortment Of WATT H.
and jEWELLN. lie las just received, difest IN
Se~ AQrk, alnrEe yoiee Of goods, consisting psft
OF Tie following articles, VIZ hhe Fa and silttr Wgt
chcs, gold shaw pins stone pms, fine plna,
gold car rings enamel gold finger fiHgs, fine goiJ reu
Gle, gold bra ceis- gold pens. eoI ockeis gold fab
Chains, fine gold watch KEYS, fms cold saeif -ts Eo
and syer hnhes, gold slies, gold sleeve buttons nm
gold studs. gold aue silver specaeies hHe sk Burses.
fine scissors Wade Buc frs rszOrs. thaPmahs fel9-
srors French heir brushes. &, Il, together with
great variety Of ARTICLES too numerous 10 mention, all e
which wi lie sold from 2j 70 30 per cent chea than
they can lie purchased v est Of New ! ofk.
The highest price pad for OLD GOLD and Sill
NfR in exchange tor FOets.
Ladies and gentlemen are resnesifaiiq M led 10 cal.
aud oRaullns he STOCK eafls i .r GUAM hut rev
dan ill., -
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HIEHE F1Ht 3 Z IIEHI
II ENtf #8bkas 5 uaW re5fViae aj- ~prug SipcS
HfssHafe. asd faYft. nase ms urcl a>ez of I'll e
In ll-sa ae luWc-t cash prices VII cra'le hiu 20
% e :aa. TeH HeBsaeStle terms al tie corn gt
1s,ss Ale, and Nan tireel w2
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q d. ...... nj fyfn Tstlots great victory al
~. ~. yI..s mad snived the previous day and
,e.,slagsd immense rejoicing
t. -,eaeasding Of tie city and castle was
- - without iutermis>ion. No further
y ,'i nm tbs ea.mf's hfe hAd see IRE /.
r'@g555rs Perfy had not arrived to SUI
s,,eie Commodore Connor
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g03RD OF TRADE.

10 I NJ = 7 7 II = = II
Committee oH comnzrcc for APrl,
70. ksefE. i. \. JOHNSTON, ABrX. PAXTON
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pFySSYLYANlA RAILROAD COMA

pryYSYLYANIA RAILROAD COMPA-
~ IN election held for the choice OF
Jsrefa Directors Of the Pennsylvania Rail
-. I'D Conway. resulted in favor OF the regu-
4. which was previously agreed upon
majority 81 I'll. Stockholders and approx
\ h. H. Citg Councils. The following are
4. names Of ibe gentlemen elected:
~, e5pe. Richard d. Wood,
Z Mddet. Stephen Co,Weii'
leb4 foaul, Georst W CaIF-nter'
rtoma, 7 La, Christian T. SPaagIe,
Nils Brown. William c. Cor5ll,
ame, Nssee. Henry {. Paterson.
Join A. Wright.
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HHE

2 NBffs dSIf GAf1CRs-e0o rair. Isdie-' Haf
~ 6attefs tezf received The .iau u tue Biz Red
mr. " AiCLALIEN * kAOA.
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N!!.O. 143.


aHd Cofptf We've Rooms.
No l43 Mum street Whaling. =.
TT sufserIef- would RESPECTFULLY ca Tire attention
OF Their easouets The public prHersllv 10 their
stock. canssfng Of the Ia dnust spl4uid aszat
JHeHt EFF Vie latest STYLE and les, utsaed Furniture,
ookiuH Z sses 4 =. ever O erred m His citv AID Veb
canunt SUN 5ssed tie country al u tVhch
Wi re sut a. nrcgs that cannot fail tn 1irsse srra.
led 10 gfe ZION Also la stock OFT phal5fe.p
VAR bad and made to order suitA e for Sfesu4
f4sIs al eH4iy list }l4o Venetian and a y nd8Ws
Blsltas usnd aud adc tu nrder
sIEAAEpAtS furnished with evcrg srIeIe or Fur
f4H4=e sHoff itot.ee and Oh tae ve-v ct tstna
MENOEL HAKB0ER.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-04-06

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w ufa5,ure Wh"elngi lCo unIes Other bfands Tor
- Nv feh@2 PRYOR < PAUL..
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Il .,r f9hI1 county n the state ot ifglnis-
a,.,,, r 5terrtit snd Jacob WesJr, paftnsIs under
ne arm Of stcfrttt & Co
Asslhst
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Nd liners 4ed - taken al the Msgistratts once ai p
Nv f-a. ni the city Of fittshuFRh, Allegheny
.-ls i fhe slate Of Fenusy v6n!s. On tie 6ftdsN et
III D. Isia, htiW cen the hours Of O'Clock, A n
..-i.-.s T. " 10 Re reai evidence ia tie al owe
.e4 fsu-t' on l-hElt Of the said llaiHti = Ard 4
s aust the taxing OF tie same shall not he com
-. 5r beng CONN ed, shall not te =oHHleted eH
- !. Il taking thereof Will te ali aFaed from tine
10 s"'e 1''''' sIEEgtTT a GO.
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-04-06

~ FNTLENFN,s FINE cooTs Il few csses gen
~ tleaeu's taea linz cafsnd Morocco Boots just
rcived IN NCLNIIEN KNOX.
mr. 70 EItn Of the Big Red Boot