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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-29
THINGS IN PHILADRI.pat,

DeGiA iron SiarVIfl0A.-No les than
ihsre dratus irom @snt ani actual ssryation
occurred on Monday, la lhr district of NJ.
anlens'ng, Philadeiphia among The mseta
bic black population. The danes OF Two
we've James Drnues, very ialrmprnte. and
MARI B'o@a-snother not knoWn. A fourth
death l. reported, but under different cirrnu.
stances. The bodice. Ia one o. lwo cases.
Mrie dis.fessingts emscatrt.
AirsRgs Case 81 AAessd PoisoaiEg
singular Ease Of s.iegrd poisoning wac heard
IA part ga Monday. 81 Philadelphia. 10 wAlc \
The parties lmplicaled-Ar. sns Mn.. Ubet.
and tie lat,ets nolheI--af Ut the auo., re-
spectacle character. A hired nsa, Thos.
CONWAY, chsrgrs that they attempted 20 pai
son han ~itha cup OF te4, which Is thought
ralher improbable.
TAe HouHded q ths Riots The Phls.
jelphia lnquifer supPosrs that during he
reyrral dissrsceiul hehls between the men
orrs 0l She tslfnoani and Good Will engiar
'omplnlrs, Ca ffday night snd San4a, morn.
,ng, 40 lees than thiF.y psFsons wrre mofe 90
ess iaiufed. In all pTobabiiit, death asay
,el eusue IA soa~ 81 tnr c.ses lie ritustisu
Il one o; The wsichnen iajufei. 5ha l.. r,
se5s, l. sad TO be teg cFigc.l.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-29

Iaere was 4Ilic an exljtemenl raised al the
Ne" t|s c,iy prison, oa Monday IN ,tuiHg
~ consequence al the sell destruction of DR..
Horace Wells, arrested lew DAYS sreviou.
Tn throwing vttrul upon iein,le.. When
his cell wa opened II A,as discovered That ne
lad cat bis .eg, Just above tn kaee, almost
to HE bone. sevcnug tbs svm.nai artery with
ra4nr. ihe stigma which would attach TO
him from his conduct. evidently ted 10 the
commission OF the fatal deed A number OF
letters were found IA his csll, IN one o. which
n confessed his fault, avowins that when he
committed the outage be- Was las1nug under
the influence ul chloroiorm. ii has let
wife and one child, Ia whom be Trqursted
ihr news Of his death might be given In me
most Objectionable mannrr Dr.. ". enioyrd
the confidence aud esteem ota large cifcle OF
irends. HE Was The person whu al.t disco,
cred The effect that ehloroform produce. on
the nervous system, aud i, ls now ssceriained
thai be constantly used n lur sunuleat ou
himself.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-29
FEMALE PHYSICIANS ,o,,, aa, :.

FEMALE PHYSICiANS.-A few weeks apn
we stated tha' yoang lady of Philsdelp,,is
was attending the lectures in one of the New
! York Medical Colleges. The novel event bsy.
ins been the subject of much newspape,
comment, the editor of the Buffalo Me lea !
Journal has been led to inqui e into the eur.
cumsiances, which are briefly as follow:
Shortly after the commencement If the
Lecture session now in progress, the faculty
| OF The Geneva College received an apnlica.
uon, by letter, tor the admission of iody 10
The privileges OF the institution. The facult,
res lived 10 submit the letter (written by N,
applicant heIseli) TO the class, and to return
favorable reply provided no Objections
thereto were entertained. Tie class adopted
unanimously resolutions expressing their
Willingness lha, the applicant should be- re
cei,ed, aud pledged themselves to treat her
wtth respectful Constellation She was ac.
eorilnsly admitted, and has thus far attended
The lectures IN oil the departments. A. we'll
as surgical operations and dissec,ions, person
ally Participating ia the latter NOTHING has
IHnspifed as YET TO dlsprove the propriety of
oi Tue action laken by ths faculty and class
Ia - iaf as her presence ia the lecture r,om
has had any influence. il has been CONDUCIVE
10 more strict observance of decoum than
IS usual with medical classes, aud sny en-, h,r.
rasmrnt which may have been lelt by ali nnr.
ties has long since disappeared |, isnu Ter.
s,"oa mat previous 10 her application 10 the
uene,a college, sh- had applied TO b, re-
.s'Nea a, the Institutions OF Philadelobis
NJ" YORK aud Boston, but without success,
uehe'a college will therefore be entitled tn
nc uisiAeooh, msiitoriods Or otherwise. or
ms p'scueaiy exempliiying The experiment
VI opening the door OF medical instruction. TO
sion" P'o'SS
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GENERAL FORD-Wa h.,

GENERAL F0RD.-We have not The de-
tails q the proceedings OF the Convention.
bat our 'elegra phic repol is announce the nom.
ination OF General FoRD al the Whig candi
date ior Govrrnor at the next election. 10
The people OF this region il is unnecessarf 10
say anY tang oi our nominee He has been
I repeatedly boIoTe the people OF Gesuga, Lake
and Cuyanoga counties, as a candidate for one
branch or the other Of the Legislature. and
has OF course always been elected. He has
been tried aud found faithful servant lie
Is q man unexcepuonable in all the relations
o. domestic ite--a man OF education, sound
IN oil his views on political questions. and
not - Dc sweryed tom his position by any
other than good reasons.
Tie is farmer, rplses good crops and good
cattle, and briggs his mind aud education to
bear practically upon the great agricultural
inl eresis OF the people.
That he will be elected if the Whios ao
their duty, we have no doubt; and la tha,
event, he will be the second Governor ever
elected from the Western Reserve. GOV.
Huntington, the first Governor OF thc Stale.
having lived here. This was near half a cen
turr ogo, and il is about time we furnished
another. -Clep eidnd Hcraid
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-29
FOUL MURDER AND ROBBERY.

Ca Sunday evening ast two persons arrived
IN this city on board the steamer Ldcledc -
They are supposed 20 have been taken on
board al Helena. Arkansas, and stopped al
The Missouri Hotel, entering their names as
Mathew aud Baldwin. Mathew had trunk
with him, which was observed 10 be remark
ably heayy. This trunk was lett IN their
room at the hotel, whici was locked. and the
key taken posi- sslon Of w Mathew, on goina
out 10 iske wsik. Tht next that is knovn
" the two men. they were seen IN the north.
rrn part a, the iowa, OF gIolud used uy the
ca, az a quarry. aud there engaged in long
cpnver.a.ion. 4 pistol saot was heard. bui
This did not excite the curiosity OF the person
Who sAw them tog ther Yesterday morning
h'seF.r The dead body OF Mathew was found
the place stated, d bal. having entered his
mead ust back %. she ear, and csusing instant
j-ath Baldwin, The supposed murderer,
wio Is nls1 said 10 b a brother in-law OF
Ma,arws, returned to the Hotel, took posses
slon ~ al The Oasgage. and LET, The SEINE
night 40 the stage ia' JciisTsoa City. There
Is reason % sJppos. HAT Mathew had a
large empunt a money with him. he was
10 -s~d ia white alsCkiaaw blanket coat.
eui "oFc vdsput-dyet panislooHs. add was
uyparents between thiriy-:lvr aad l0Fly YEAR
Of sIt. ami had da,s hair
Capt Ascinnough ont one 90 two Of the
PJ.i'e Offices, have star,gi ia pIrsuIt al the
Mu.ierct, aud .Asy Will ms, likely ovef,ake
hlu
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BY TELEGRAPH
Correspondence of le Times
Noting oy rrl-s adl as, night.
Correspondence iihs rius'urzb Gazette
CONGRESS.
WAsHISeroS, Jan. p, 1915

WAsHIN6rog, Jan. %. 1915.
SsxArr.-The Senate was called TO orde'
a, the usual time. anil Proceeded to the con-
sidsration oi the momsuisry business, which
was Of small importance.
Mr. Yure from The Committee on Naval
affairs reported hi i1r the relief OF the
widows anil orphan, Of the crew oi The Y. ,,
Bril- Spmers. lost at SCI.
Aereesblv 1o notice Mr.. Bsnton rom the
Committee on Military Affair~. brought ~
Joint resolution which was read The hrst anh
second times and referred which provides
Tor IN, amendmehi 81 that part Of the arll-
Giles of war; RELAXING 70 practice before Courts
Mar'iil
Mr. Benion also presented the petition Of
Lieut. Col. Fremont. asking The appointment
4 COMMITTEE iu r. latIon to- his claims nP-
n ,ho Government Tor liabilities Incurred ~
i'm in California.
Nj Ashley Offered a resolution Of inquiry
to whether the public painting had been
lone according 10 contract, which as adopt
d.
I The Ssnaie lhtn went into discussion OF
the Ten Regiment Bill, and an extended
.pecch made in opposition To- II b, MIR. Phelps
show Ing how rspiils the deb; OF The Govern
ment was increasing. III Consequence oi the
vast expenditures Tor the Mexican War.
HoCsg.-As snon as the b DIV came 10 or
der Mr. Br,rien claimed he hour. To make a
correction Of his speech as Published in the
pap r..
After this was ended. the Standing Com.
mitlees were called upon frreporls b. the
Speaker Of the House.
Mr. Rockwell Chairman of The Committee
on C.a.ns. reported Joint resolution provi-
ding Ter an index o ali claims that had been
presented or granted siuce the lith Congress.
Cpen this debate arose. in which large
number OF member. participated.
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CITY OTNrr

Tarsl1y. Jan. ., l5iS.
~ H-nt.r. A. .'t, lie Cig Council lnr
re t.aia1 sess. issembl-i a; IT, Council
ChsHs-s a The msn,b G, being present. a.
io', rvs.
l-. war' 7 II sh-s VI Sweeney. II. W.
Pm ir,. John urnr'ton
u wsrl--S Clemens. Geo. Robinson. y.
MG.aHi. -3.
81 ward S Brady. \. y. Johnston, B +.
Slnaorn, + II. Frrhugh. {. ". Ru,s-u.-5.
an wah-E. c. LETTERS, J. II milton, J.
Tanner, J Amick-i
oh wsri-H Echols. J. W. Gill. Geo.
Forbes.
The oath. Of officers were duly minister.
ed TO the Mayor elect by Geo Dulty, E-q and
BY tie Mayor to the members IF Council
elect.
The poll books being examined anil the
members as above b=ins d .c,artd legally elect
ed, the Council proceeded to the election
Of the severa. committees as follows:
Ca oriinances-Russsll, Fl 1aush and
Clemens.
Ca -Braiy, Hughes aud Sanborn.
On Accomts-John.tun MGinns anl
Tanner.
On SIS AMI Alleys-hamii,oa, Robinson,
Amick, For5.s AMI Johnston.
On Water Worss-Sveeney, Sdnborn,
T. hel,, Clemens aud Tanner.
Ca Market House Clemens, Philips anl
Jsd-rs.
Ga Coal Btnks-GiII, Phillips ga Ham.i.
ton, OF the ith
On Nhar,rs-Gill S,nbnrn aai Tanner.
On Fire Drpaument--M'G,unis, Forbes,
Resell sweeney aul iIamil,ol.
Petition, all Remoa frances Tanner,
Russell and Fii1hugh.
Eiec,ions- rtuaer + t.1I- AMI Rassril.
o. motion OF d, Tanner committee Of
five on Salaries, was elected Eyho.s Tanner
Clemens Johnston ani Sweeney.
On motion Of MIR Ssn5orn, the Superinend-
an. OF Water WORKS was added 10 commit
Tee On Mater WORKS
Committee Of Appeas-Fotbes, Hamilton.
F.L.hnyh. Robinson and Sweeney
o. motion of Mr Glen Us. o,jared that
street con, missioner proceed forthwith to re-
VAR ,hr stwet at the Bridge over Wheeling
Creek.
VI Clemens offered a resolution providing
f,r b. up iaintm III Of committee to en-
quife whether il va, ex9e1ient or neces-
s,r, that an al itonal grant OF taxation should
b ass-i o(! he Lsgislalur in order to enable
the eity to meet any engagements that may
sr,s r1m the proposed subscription TO the
B.tim ,re AMI Ohio Railroad.
Mr.. Tanner moved to lay the resolution GU
the table
Ga this motion the ayes ani noes were
called, an 1t was lost b. tue following vote;
Ayes-Mes,rs Sweeney. McGinns, San.
born, Tanner, letters, Amick, Hamilton, Jr
Echo.s. FORBES g
Noe,-M,ssgs. Hughes, Hamilton, ST.
Phillips Clemens, Robinson, Brady, John
ston, Russell. Fizhugh, Gili--l0.
/ The resolution was then freely discussed
! BY several members.
The question being on its reference to
select committee. Dir. Tanner called for tie
owes and noes which resulted as follows:
Ayes -Mrssrs Hughes. Hamilton, ST., Swee
ney, Phillips, Clemens, Robinson, Brady
Johnston Russell. Fitzhush, Amick, Gill
lI2.
Noes-Messrs McGinnis, Sanborn Tanner
LETTERS, Hamilton, Jf., Eehols, FoFbes,--7
COMMUNICATIONS. Hamilton. ST., Glen
eus, Russell, Hamilton, Jr., Gill.
The opinion prevail ID that the COMMITTEE
woali action unnecessary in the premises.
Adjourned unit. Saturday. Feb. 5.
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Raj ROAD SrR INSCRIPTION

We are indebted 10 Gen. Godisrd fora
copy OF the Till to auth1r1s Masktnrpm
county aHd-tne town OF ZanesyiI,e TO sab.
scribe 10 the Capitol Stock OF the "C.pirst
Oaio Railroad mich has been introduced Ia
the senate by h.r. Winegsrnef from IA.
committee on Railroads eUd Tunpike,. II
viii De iouni ia another pat OF TO d4v paast
The principle OF thls bid is briefly, tWi-.
Efilfodts are OF gree. public Convenience
AID uiily The community a. fee ran, ian
more teneui ~ m " linned Ioad thsa
4 .'ssihy attlue - ihr aivan'age a. sinpis
individuals. 4 new chaun Tor ihe eSpDr.
'1u0n oil produce aGt tie rr,eipto mfn..,ln.
dis beng opened, where The lime aud y ,,r-e
-. i.1Isi' att E0itIm.I, diminished il follows
ihai lhat produce i, lAi down IN bi,irfn
Inf'keis d. IA re prJiit 10 ,he proi.es,. aad
va mrfenanhise csn b. anial.ed lsum ssv,d
o c"rpef m'es. Tins being tils sr-.s nasket
: al ID" e oPrn i. or ituss .aar<s.s si,ssdy
,Si'Hng 1re Improved al houe, |, Is ~.lt
known ,3it. eH psiltl. rises Ia value. the
PfJld 'NiIg 'qbl., 5ssl.ieas becomes lively.
properly rlss, aHd ..,ewvaitn OF the cp.nnu.
Mt, A. increased, 81 .hi. Increase, each IN.
M'Iiaai. whatever his tfcumstsncrs must 3.
benefited. Hence i. is Tor She interest of
raeh aHd al TO adopt thNsc measures which
shall bnus about results 50 d-si.able. Where
tn-n. 4 . toe c0ma.uuity that derives he al.
'auidse Of a v rk, 1t must b. admitted That
work Is entitled 10 the all OF The community
Ia ITS bradest sense, and by none eau il be
more property supported emil pushed on.
The operauon OF This measure NAV so be
ooHs.defed. Having already spoken of the
beneht to property 10 property and trade
which viii result, we look only to The sub.
scupuon as financial measure. The sub.
scnpilon 10 such works by counties aud towns
hos met the approval OF many such in Ohio.
The Counties OF Greene, CLARK, Ffankl,n
Licking. and Knox, and the towns of Cincin.
ndtu, Columbus ard Cleveland, have already
subscribed in this manner 10 various GONNA.
mes, Greene county las soli enough al n.
stock to pay the original subscription. and
has par lett which is prof. Knox county
has already disposed of is whole subs, ripti,n
alta cost OF but lltle over one wears intef,t
and all these counties aud towns can di.
pose Of their stock receiving back their own
bonds IN payment the very das that s,itae.
ses the completion OF the various roads. 4,
Is not probable that Muskingum county and
the town OF GAINESVILLE, would b. subject lon
tax for the interest GA their respective sub.
: upuons alter the expiration OF two yesrsst
iafhest For nu, sale OF the stock beng
made, the dividends on the stock wo.. moi
iat 10 pay ,hs interest By the expiration u
that period.
For The rrst. We leave the subject with
'he reader, who vii OF course, give the bill
All attentive examination. At future time
Ne propose TO submit some further remark.
with statistical tables
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AUCTION,
TuEspAY. FEBRUARY l.,.

TUESDAY, FEBRUARY Ist
AND WILL BE CONTINUED FROM BAY To DAY.
The most extensive Auction sale of fancy aud
Staple Dry Goods ever Offered In Wheel
ing, amounting 10 over $4,000!
YTTN. BAILEY. u No l59 Main street having De.
WV termIned % close his business, viii positively
dispose Of entire extensive and splendid stock Of
FANCY AND SfAfLE DRY GOODS AT AUCTION.
To commence on Tuesday February lst, aud to con.
tinuc from day day until the stock disposed
Of
All persons, merchants, and families IN the city and
In the surrounding country. viii do well to he
sale. a. tsr G0ops bound 10 be Sold and doubt
great sacrifices VIII he iiadei
am positively determined "a close up my business
here. The stock viii ositiveiy I've SC ID out al
sacrifice. So come all Of you whs harg aims
The stock being very large AT least slJb0 and com.
pGie variety, not better assortment selection
The city, is vcrg great nducerent ALL purchasers
Rememhsr-Tuesday, the LIST day OF February sale
Commences and VIII he continued from day 10 day II
1t should take until the LIST of April.
TERMS OF SALE Cash when the Goods a re deliv-
cred In TIL meantime great inducements will lie Oder
~ - nIrcaasa. At private sale. WIN BAILEY.
jsn29 no I59 Main NJ, next door to J Kigcr's
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STEAMBOAT REGISTER



Ar lvALs AND bEPsRruRts
7 Boats ior The last 81 hour, ca ling yeSiey-
iIy al o'clocl. p. II.
ARRIVED.
Paramount, Poe. Nashville.
New England, EbbeFt, Pittsburgh.
Gen. Washington. Ltmpion.
PeunsY lranid. GRAY, Clncinnsii
Weilsvilc, Barnes.
Rhode Island, Green, Steubenvile.
DEPARrEp.
Gen. Washington, hampton, Pittsburgh.
Fdiruount. Poe,
PENNSYLVANIA, Gray, Pittsburgh.
WsisviIie. Barnes,
New England, Ebber,, Cincinnati.
Rhode Island, Green, SieubenyilI4.
II feet water in the chanuel--ri,ins.
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rne PlRk rRADk oE TIE wEsr-

More than f'ur ha1 red tho1saui He
hlvr already been tt. Srd in Ciacmnti. iJr
the SEASON Of .--1nun ore-eisn'ed nom
be-, ven Tot this piacr. VITA tlr eGtep-
ion Of ,erv 'ew places. our Information
.-Fi, " That 'h" same rafe Of Wrresse has
1sl4r-.l "a Che Wrst g-grr,tv WIZ i,
thi-7 s'nr en-, viii saw. Th~ * ,lsuijinu is
3 ,srs easy one.
Ther' ar in The United States 'siriy nil
lion y Hogs This i about fifteen lines tn
am unit hat - usually slaughtered in the
whole country Tor market. in one veal
Hoes gr'w no to full sz. IN less than two
wears II follows. then. from these facts,
hat thsre must BE-. al least. five times as
many hogs in the country. that might Ne fat
tel Tor market as that really are
The e1uclion rom this some Of great i'm
portance TO the Pork VI reliant. Il j. this:
that N, frru'r ai'r1vs has II ia his porsr
70 iHcreas, CRAFTY the Humber Of fl''si hogs
The effect al this iDcre1se i IN diminish the
price in the hands of 'he Pork merchants The
question with him then l., WHEN will ths
Farmer thus increase the rumh'r ut lated
h1gs7 H. will act like other men. from m -
'ivrs His great motive IS The dsgrst Of pro-
f. on the cost Of ftiiiaz. The cost of fat
ting depends on luilsu Corn. snj the price
IS asctrlaincd BY the ruling price OF picked
P0rh in the Summer. with the prices OF the
previous SEASON. II these are high, aud the
amount Of Indian Corn large, the number Of
hogs brought 10 market viii b. CRAFTY in
creas-l. The farmer lats his pi-s IN S-ptrtn-
Der. October, and November. lie cannot
kn what thr price will be in winter: bu,
il he finds previous prices high, 8nt the pri-
ces OF picked pork high he makes his calcu-
lations accordingly. The question then, is
oIly whether Corn is abundant
In the Autuma past, (lSi7) both these cir
cumstances combined. Previous prices were
comparatively high, and the crop OF Corn was
immense. The results we see, in the great
jncrease Of hogs packed.
The Pork falted Cincinnati comes exclu-
siveiy rom Ohio Kentucky. and Indiana
The supplies, ftoJa all these quarters. were
Immense, Take this fact. on ore cd lead
ing 10 Cincinnati from lndtna. 10 900 hogs =,
fa55ut,j crosse lhr MianliiOwa Buds.!--
rhsra arr o'het bridges over The Miami, ON
roads, lradiug from Indiana.
For about twu months, the passlge OF hogs
up the leading street. from .ae Ohio river,
seemed 10 be almost consaat. s.. also. the
fatnpikes coming Ia from Ohio, indicate the
same safe OF cls.
That we may have an idea % the capacity
OF these States to increase henambcr OF hogs
1 brought to market, lake the following state
ment. The first Table contains the amoant
! for 1910, he second tor an estimate for lSl1:
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LATER FRnM ST noMINGn

raey 70 destroy al the ,raiis iHhabiaats fras.
irafed We lsafn iron Capt Schn,rr. OF the
schooner Mary Ellen, arrived on SATURDAY,.
from 81. Domingo IA - days that plot had
been discovered, headed b, lhe Prime Minis
'ef' to destroy al the white, IA that pars OF
lhe Island. The rTine Minister, the Gene
raj "a chiri, ani Two other officers. had nren
sbpt les days ptcy ious 10 The sailing Of The
NJ. k--thlFly nnfc Of The ccnspiraioFs we've
eauhned 10 lhr Ca.l.r. aud would b. shot the
following week The authorities were also
sspeciing an attach from The Tia, tiens-N,
4. y0HTHal q Csmmeres.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-29
BOARD or TRADE.


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prize Of saaNoo, Of $500 81 s.'so. ciei Tickets
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prize OF S2So00, Of 50o0. Of auO0 of 100 Be
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prize of 2j0on Of soto, 70 of COO etc Tickets
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