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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-31
Sons OF TENPEEANcE CELEBRATloN

REPsRrEB FOR THE DAILY HERALD.
The Saasoi Ie upeance Celebration. which
csme on in this city Yesterday ~ 10 JntD
was truly a magnificent afair Toe 'fftnd
Division OF the State at Ohio. to thc number
Of 20, bling in session at lhi. place pariici-
pated Ia the celebration. a number oil d.
visions were in Attendance from the neigh
boring towns and villages. The whole num-
Der Of the order in procession was between
fourteen and fifteen hundred.
ORDER on PRocEssIoN-SPEEcHEs.
Tho procession formed at llb o'clock in The
morning. on 4th street. moved up l,h to Dosk,
down Dock TO Sd. down 81 to Market, up
Market TO 9TH. down 7th o Adams, down
Adams 10 9Th. up 9Th to Market down Mar
ket TO 5.h, down 9TH to Ad ms. down Adams
10 Alb. up 4th TO Market. down Market 10 the
Public Square in the following order:
/. N00dy's Brass Band.
2 officers ofthe National D.risjou.
s. Grand Drisiou.
/. Whaling Brass Band.
>. Visiting Subordinate Divisions.
. Subordinate Decisions Of SteabcaV'ae,
in the following ORDER
!. Steubeuvil,e Division. No. ~.
. Fountain Division. No. 1871.
3. Ocesn Wave Division, No. %.
4. Cadets
Il was The desire Of the Marshals, that the
Process ion sh91Id move on down High street,
to Stokeys Grove. but when atthe poiat last
ubove named, shower OF raln render5dltne
ces-ary to halt in the Market House.
The Immense conc0utse, when thus assem-
bed together with large numbers Of CITIZENS,
who were assembled, filled nearly every loot
O, space under the root of the Market House.
Loud and continued calls were made Tor Will
1tAMs who will be recognized as veteran
father in the Temperance cause lie respon-
ded ina short but humorous and elective
speech, which was received with alternate
rounds Of applause and convuisive laughter
At | o'clock 4 motion TO adjourn was car
ried, when it was announced by Col Collier
that the different Divisions would meet again
IN the. Market House, at halt-past two o
clock
II is but justice 10 say, that the Divisions
made grand, imposing, and orderly appear
ance during their march. Ia front oi each
neat and beautiful banners with appropriate
inscriptions, were carried aloit. Indeed, we
feel incompetent to the task Of describing the
magnificent procession in the style it justly
deserves, and therefore will not attempt 1t.
i we wers prepared TO do so, our limits ano
time would not permit II at present.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-31
BLACK TEAS.
lie would also invite the attention of the public to
the following
Testimonials from Nemspapsrs.


We received a week since a very rare and superior
article for Editors tabeor for the table of any
tleman or lady who appreciate the virtues OF the
most famous product ofte celestial empire. 1t consist
ell Of two papers of tea, the Golden Chop and the Ne
Plus ura) o. very excellent quality, rvaling IN fresh
ness aud in their rich avors the beverages which
the table OF the Emperor of China They from the
Philadelphia and New ork pekin Tea Company, who
have established their Depot in tins city. Amer full and
satisfactory proof of its excellence, with conf
dence commend il 10 friends - Christian Observer.
PEAKIN IEA CoMNANy,-One who is really sd.e,
says That these Teas very superior and, If have
in these matters, is altogether accordance
with this decentralization Repository.
Delicious TEAs-We take pleasure in informing
readers that the Philadelphia and New York Pekin Tea
Company have on baud varied supply of both green
and black, diiout to excel, in decacy of flavor rich
ness and aroma by anything of the KIND imported
into this count, Vt Philadelphia sun.
The ladies Of our household charmed with the
samples they have used, and delighted that spots
are known where supply of the genuine "Cbina"
bs obtained,- Pennsy1vdnian.
The above 1'eas for sale by N REILLY. Aet
jy23 No. 15l, aarkeiSluare, Wheeling, Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-31

i.2NpoN, IN length, is eight miles; in
buz&Hh three, and IN circumference twenty
SIX. l. contains 5000 reefs, lanes, leys
and courts, and siXty-five squars II has
PIC churches and chapels 307 meeting ben
SIS tor dlssenters, fort y-three ciapes for iur
e'gners, aud six ; nagogues Tor Jews-mak.
Ing oJ2 places OF public worship. The nam
Der ol Inhabitants j. at present imated at
about 20OJ,090. In this vast city there are
LOU semInanes Tor education, 10 instilp-
Tons Tor promoting the arts and scienc, 1872
asrIuus Tor the indIgent, IL ioilhe sicA and
lame, ! dispensaflrs, 714 chtridb.e instiu-
tious, % cour OF justice, 4.04 professional
inca connected with the law. There are
10 800 vessels ly4I on the liver Thames
Ia The year, ant 1000 wagons going aud re-
turning 10 the metro loiis in the aine, period
The exports aud imports, to snd from the
Thames, are estimated OF Eco 1922 an
nuaIly, and the property floating 10 The vast
city every year is fi70,000 coo sterling.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-31

IMPORTANT HlETs.-Keep your loom well
ventilated. Close rooms generate disease
Many constitution is Undermined from suel
confinement.
Throw of your feather beds and lie upon
straw, or even the floor. it YOU have nothing
better. The cheap cotton mattresses make
good bed and healthy one. Feathers are bad
to lie upon any time and more particularly in
the summer season.
Use cold water freely. Wash yourself Wit
it every morning thoroughly. a little sal
put ia the water just enough to give II brl-
ni>h taste. will keep the pores healthy anG
strengthen and invigorate the system.
Eat lightly especially il your habitsare of
sedtntary character Do not eat in hurr;
bnt naslcaie your food well before it is de-
posted in the stomach. This boiling dow
provisions, anaconda-like, is most desruc-
tive to The digestive organs. Avoid 100 grea.
anindulgence in '.bigh living, as it is called.
Plain food is the best.
Let every man, woman and child keep lit
tie pulverzed charcoal in their bed rooms an,
on retiring at night let them put as much OF
as can be laid on sixpence in their mouth
and work il bout among the teeth with th"
tongue; aud it will be long before there VII
be no decayed teeth for the dentist TO fill VIII
amalgam or pure gold.
Rise early III the morning, take exercise G.
nough to make your breakfast relish well. ab
you will fresh and vigorous for the days 10
bors. Upon rising in the morning, extenS
your arms out and force them back gently
This exercise will expand the chest, strength
Ell the lungs and operate as guard again.
pulmonary diseases.
Observe these m xuns. and it costs yon BIZ
little To do it, and you may look the ship ieNc
or almost any other disease in the lace Wit
eomposure and you will fin your doctor.
bill, at The end OF the year, 'tapered off to the
end OF nothing.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-31
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Correspondence: Que PutsbargA Gaseift
CONGRESS.
Washington. Julg %. 1918.

Washington. July ., 1918.
SENATE.-Thc following are the yeas and
nays on the COMPROMISE bill:
Teds-- Atcheson. Anterior, Benton, Benien
Borlond, Breese, Bright, Batter, Calhoun,
Clayton. Davis. of Mississippi, Dickinson,
Douglass, Downs. Foote, flanagan. Houston,
Hunter, Johnson. of Ga, johnston Of MI,
Johnson, OF La, King, Lewis Mangum, Ma :
son, Pheleps. Rusk, Sebastian, Spruance,
Sturgeon, Turney Westcott, Yulee-33.
Nuys-AiIen, Badger, Baldwin. Bell, Brod-
bury, Clark, Curwin John Davis Dayton. Dix,
Dodge, Fitch, fitzgerald, Green, Hale, Ham
lin, Metcalf, Miller, Niles, Underwood,
| Upham, Walker-22
Absent ameron, Pierce, ana Webster-3.
HoUsE.-The House was engaged on the
order OF the day--tha PresidentsI Tenitorial
Message; but owing to arrangement in the
Telegraph line, an unable TO give the par
| ticuldrs,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-31
IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO.

fHILt DELPHIA, July IS, 1913.
Advices have been received at New Orleans
bringing Mexican dates to the | It'll instant.
An engagement had taken place between
the Government forces, under Bustamente,
aud the Insurgents under Paroles, in which
men. 1t is reported that Jaraunta is MORALLY
wounded.
Ii is probable that Herrera is overhrown,
and that The existing government is dissolved.
The inhabitants oil Yutalan have defeated
the Indians, alter several severe engagements.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-31


ASYLUM TO MEN OF LETTERS In tho,
storm OF European revolution there IS NJ.
pledsanter thought to an American than I'll
recollection that our own country beCome'.
the retue OF the men of real worth, who
are driven from their own homes. We learn,
with great pleasure, that Father di Nco, onc
OF the most distinguished astronomers in Il,
world, is now III this county. lie is knowc
to all men OF science. as the director OF tn
Observatory at Rome SIS the discoverer of the
Comet which bears his name, and indeed, i.
conneXion with many OF the Astronomical dis
coveries OF our day. The recent forced de
parture OF the Jesuits from Rome, al the de
mand OF the Roman mob, has forced him IS
member OF the Jesuit fraternity, to leave his
Observatory and his home. He took refuge
first in London, and has since arrived In TIN
country.
We are glad to hear that the College a.
Georgetown has secured his services, TO b.
devoted to that institution, which. ii will b
remembered has fine Astronomical Obsprva-
Tory 1t is said that Mr.. di Vico, who, while
III London, was elected Fellow Of tn
Academy, declined distinguished scientific
position offered him 10y the British Govern
ment. We congratulate our men OF science
on the acquisition OF such atelowworker.
ihe college al GeorgetoN n has also added
70 the corps OF lis observatory Nj. Sistini, the
late professor Of Mathematics OF Rome who
has also been exied from his home for the
same reason as MIR. di Vico. Such an acces-
sion to an institution which has always main-
tanned high classical reputation, gives II
position among the foremost OF our col
leges.
We understand that nearly thirty of the
Iasuif lr.fe Id
zerland. have arrived in this country, with
many Roman gentlemen besides those whom
we have named. Many OF these vail eslab-
lish themselves at George town.
Letters recently received in this country
from IsseidJi, state that cprueheas. the
great German artist, aud severa OF his friends
IN his Profession, have entertained the thought
OF removing to America, from the turmoil of
European disturbance. We may hope that
they Will perseyere IN such an intention
Boston Adu.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-31

Ht LAkGLsr MARkEr.-The wagons YES
tertey ii the Fith street market, extended
from Broadway westward to between John
and Smith streets. This is the greatest dis.
lance ever yet reached by the wagons, within
the r collection OF the 'oldest inhabitant,. -
II was larger market than the famous one
OF June last, and, like that, abouuded viii Al
most every vegetable production of the eli
mate. Gin Com.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-31
Notice.

m % decree ofthe Circn SUPERIOR Co,,,
49, law aug haneery Tor the county Of Tver ran,
49,, a. 'ue a'i Iefai of ls47, in suit therein densri
,ns ahu undetermined. wherein Friend GOV Is -
",su. ana W iiiain Good heir at Law of John CoaI
Of A liners, deiendanis, VIII sell on the IAN rsv
a. ~ on' hoof Of the Count house IN the town oc NJ;
poine' tfact OF one hundred aud twenty ac,ss
80 ..t"a't' on lhe waters Of Point Plessso, ~ ~
e9any # henstbe sane tract ofland tbaf ih ~ SAID
e ,Ttes cd TO John Good The sale To- he an r.
,,n W. is'hs I" VIII One fourth of the inrch az,
. = 70 "r raid ~ Rand one fourth in eist, ,l
a, ia.Ih IA sixteen months, and The reuAini, S.,
~ 'wehly ienr anon tls, the purchaser 40 ars w
ments iAli.s.V "a, 'ie ueietlcd install
JGue 18Th 1873. N"AMth, ID q
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-31
LAMAhTlNE-A bold Metaphot-Mr Cal

LAMAkTiNE-A bald Netaphot.-Mr. Gull
lertet, late editor OF tie Couri4r des Flats
tnis, SAYS IN d letter from Paris, that when
L9marline WAS accused OF having cunspirea
VIA the Socialists, be replied, at is true |
have; but II was The conspiracy Of the Light
ning on the Temple OF Liberty With the Light
mug rod OF Heaven. II was Conspiracy 10
carry on the element Of destruction and pre-
5 F'e the votaries in the Temple unscathed ("
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-31
TO HoUSEKEEPERsn
HE PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
PEKIN TEA COMPANY.

ShNlNG appointed NJ. REILLY, No l67, West
Sc side Market square, Wheeling Va. their agent for
this city. he would call the attention Of the public to
those CELEBRATED PACKED TEAS, tile superior
excellence OF which Is too wed known to require
meudaiion. They have lie for long time the favor
tie Teas IA the principal Atlantic cities and fast
obtaining character throughout the country which VIII
give them precedence " herrver they are used.
Al housekeepers know how difficult it has been here
tofote oobtsn good Teas al far prices but the great
facilities Of this Company enable them TO place in the
hands of their The choicest article prices which
cannot fail 10 sustain the high character already attain
ed by them and they should not suit, you have only
to return them TO the and your money refunded
NUpltE-As many imitators have risen up who arc
vending inferior article the name OF this Company
they deem Il proper to state order TO prevent impos
tion that genuine winch do moi lear every
package ia addition ia the title Of the Company that Of
McCALLMONT & BOND.
corner Market and Front SIS. Phlladephia.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-31

Mr. Clayton paid bis respects 10 Vice Presi-
dent Dallas IL speech the other day. and
cof1ured he ghosts OF the delunc Uailed
States Bank, for his entertainment. While
the Old Bink was existence, said he, Il
Supported il, amt advocated, with you. MIR
Prta' lent. lis re-chauer. BY your vote aud
mine, and tiie votes OF Others, the bill re-char-
tering II passed through Congress Il wasve-
toed anI /, with YOU, voted Against The veto.
and stove 10 re. charter ii nevertheless! But
we iaied-the Bank went down, and now,
sir. am against disturbing IL
The Vice President, il is said, looked CON
sderably blue, and us little tvinkjing black
eyes were ueady closed.-B4fIloA Advertiser.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-31

sTHE STEWARDS Inn Ann eo,pnrvo ,,,,..,,,
90 , hE s M Nc no BETHANY cOiIEEr !.
W. 'e'' RON the isi % September next for ol,e ~ 49,,
insfe heins at pfeseiI public house IN RI
si!' ienpei aHee Hotel would he a d's,fas"
49, al, ne Stewards Inn Is suitable for such nnrn,
led ~, f i regular boarding house and viii he ,sn
- va iaFstae'e terms To csmpeieHt and ,,ai ',r
80 s'l o. mn keeper A good number of siudets a.,
80 untelh boarding IN II. Applications VIII h re
''fed ana attended TO- II made soon Ell h., - ' re
i-ndlelon OF the subscriber A rAHpif,l ioiess0T
Jyi5 Presi,as, d - hELt.,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-31
PLEASURE TRIP TO srEUBENyILLE.

PLEASURE TRIP TO STEUBENYILLE.
meeting held on BOARD the steamboat
Virginia. when returning from celebration
held by the sons Of Temperance, ia Sleuben-
vile. on the 27,h inst, brotherJ. H. Haw
kus was called to the chair, and brother in.
Turner appointed secretary.
The object oftbe meeting having been brief
" explained to tie brethren Of various Diyis-
ions thus assembled. ON motion the following
resolutions were unanimously adopted.
Resoirs3. Tbat Captain Dawson officers,
aui crew, Of the Wheeling aad Steubenvile
/ packet. Virginia, meIit our wsrmest thanks
| for their kind, obl.wa aud grntiemanly de-
port neni. aud w most heartily recommend
/ he Virginia to all who desire safety and good
accommodations in travelling, well worthy
Of their patronage.
ResolUed ! hat our thanks are due, and they
are hereby rendered to The brethren aud eiti-
zens oil SJenbenyille, ior the cordial rece ption
aud hospitabie entertainment which we re-
ceived while attending their celebration.
Resolrcd That these resolutions be signed
/ by the Chairman and Secretary OF this meet
i ing add published in the aNherling and Steu-
/ benyiile news parers.
]. II. HAWKINS, Pres't.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-31
Extract Of a letter 10 ane Of the Editors Of
the ". Y. Journal Of Commerce

LONDON, July {, 1910.
| returned yesterday Z. NJ from Paris, hav-
ing left there at O'Clock Wednesday even
ing. You are aware that before leaving YOU.
had stronger hopes OF France than yourself.
My confidence has not decreased. On the
contfry. every day strengthens the belief that
She will be republican. Certain it is, those
men Of wealth ia Paris who would like to
advance rearward to monarchy, thinking that
under i government would BE- more stable enl
property more secure are mistaken. Ninety
five oat of every hundred are in favor OF gov
ernng themselves, and will iusist on the priv
ilege.
The accounts you get of the loss oflile in the
late insurrecton will no doubl be grossly exag-
created. Americans who were there during
the troubles. although 10 man inside their
hoies-with doors and windows shut the
whole time-mostly speak OF ten and fifteen,
and some OF twenty thousand killed and
woundei presidents, who havebetter oppurtuHi-
ties ut judging, name d much smaller number
From all ledrn OF the number OF wounded in
/ the different hospl ais an temp places for
their accommodation, | do not believe they
! exceed TWO thousaud or at the most twenty
! five hundred, and | believe the killed are
generally not more than hall or two thirds the
wounded In number.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-31

THE FRENcH IYsURGENrs.-The French
Minister Of Marine hes ordered squa iron 10
be repaired 20 deport the Insurgents 10 The
Nlaiques Islands. II will be commanded
by wee admiral. Upwards OF 5000 men
"Iil ih1s i1rm the nucleus OF a new nation
"a Tie Island Of the Pacific There isa rumor
that NJ. NJ. Pierre, Lerre, Lagrang- aud Prud-
non are TO follow the squadron, with liberty
. pathce upon The colonists the socialist
theories which they have pronounced ia their
CUB and their various publications.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-31
Flannel MILLS sTOPPING.-Mor.

Flannel MILLS STOPPING.-Mors
N.,cs d59W Polks add inSrica1 L3b0rs.
The mills OF the Hon Mr.. Hale, al Hacer-
bill. have stopped 10 consequence oi The great
stock " flauuels OF hand aud the limited
IL mind the present season. We understand
that The Rinuel business has paid lette or
nothing for year past, aud Mr.. Hale has
wisely let Oh in reducing the production
L0ireH Courier.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-31

FRreBoM OF SPEECH A Tree spoken ora
tor at Utica. recently compared Nd. Van
Buren, 10 "a whale whose oil would feed the
lamps Of liberty to al clernitv.'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-31

Blt % lawyers did not wait unlil the sen.
tence was finished; nor dill they ever again
appear before the just justice without being
sure that they dealt in plain facts, uuacconi-
panied by law techuicaiilies aud quibbes.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-31

Fatal Consequences Of Superstition in
Louisville, Ky, on he night 81 the lSJh INST.
the vile ot German. named Mitchell, being
ll Ntth the tooth-ache. thought she would be
lmmedl5trly relieved i some boot were hu-
lled under w root OF an apple-lree Her
hus01ad, 10 CRAFTY her supersutions notion,
went INTO the yard OF Cartef Iilssf who WAS
ca NE look ont ior burglars, ant surprising
Mitchell 10 be one, killed him by s,nking
him on the head with suck.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-31
J. y. TURNER, Sac'y.

Fem BETWEEN Az ELEPHANT Asn A RHl.
NoscERos.-A dispatch from Albany, July
24lh, to the New York papers says:
"a slip from the office of the Johastown
Republican states that on Saturday night,
while Mtssrs. Nariug * Ravmoud's menage-
RE was at GALWAY, the elephant Columbus
broke off some Of the ias,euings 10 the cage
OF THE rhinosceros. thas letting him loose A
fight Immediately took place between the two
animals in which the rhinoseeros was thrown
to the ground. Upon rising. the rhinoceros
gave the elephant several upward thrusts with
his rrodiglous horn, wounding bin SO severe
~ that he IS not expected to recover. The
rhinosceros then escaped to the woods, where
he was pursued BY about fifty persons. but up
i to last evening be had no been captured. a
large reward Is oheled Tor him, il captured "a
I live
This reads very much like hoax,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-31
This reads very much like a hoax,
We copy the following to show what a

We copy the following to show what a
knave and fool we have amongst us.
To the Editors Of the Putsgwg5 Gazette.
The Wheeling Times OF Monday last
quotes an article from your paper OF the 10Th
INST, stating that the cotton and wooIlen
manufactures OF your city have appointed d
committee TO seek location somewhere on
the ONO river, in Western Virginia, in con
sequence OF The frequent turn-outs iomented
by crowded population, and calling their
attention to some OF the extensive sites in
this region.
Permit me, through the columns of your
paper, to say to them that il such is their in-
/ tention, to weigh the matter well before they
make the move, for certainly more unwise
location Gn pecuniary point OF yiew,) could
not be selected. All the accustomed excite
ments in our city as 10 railroads. head Of ma
vigation aud other magnificent enterprises,
have entirely subsidized, and our city fathers
(ihe CounciD in the wisdom, for the two
past months, have been Iegislating on the
subject of turning our street and alleys into
grave yards. They appear 10 have abandon
ed al worldly considers tons and have turn
ed their attention to the great business Of
lie-to learn to die-not forgetting to provide
themselves with indl resting place, when
they shall have passed from the lean uncer
tdlnties OF all that is terrene. A CITIZEN.
Wheeling, july 18th, 1913.