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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-08
TAKE WARNING.

VIE subscr Der requests oil persons indebted 10
him either BY nOtc % account. 20 Inc pyessDt
lime. 20 cell Immediately and settle he same
Zee &c 4 SANL MCLNIIFN
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CLOVER SEED.

M JAMESON, Forwarding and Commission
II Merchant. Wheeling. wishes to purchase
Clover and Timothy Seed, Beeswax, Feathers
Lard. Butter. Hops. and well cured Pork aud Bacon.
Expected early ia February q consignment Of
Boots, Shoes. Caps and Hats also. a lot OF superior
T6doeo AVID Seears. all Of which will he eIehans.
ed for Western Produce OF Manufacture.
jan Isl y
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THEY HAVE cor ALON0.

CSf received a fresh assortment Of perfumery
- consisting Of The following articles. French
Cologne IN small and large bottles; Florida and Ho
ney Waters Lavender and Rose Water; Aiaeasu.f
Oil Bears OIL; Philion Oil; and a large soume
Otsoars, such a. Victoria Toilet suap. Floanng soar.
expressly for bathing. Windsor Patent snap; also a
good. or I would have said, The best assortment q
Shell Side, and Tuck combs in the city. Buffalo
Tuck aRd Side combs, ard Horn Tuck ami SIDE
Combs Of different patterns which will BE- sod low
Tor cash; by The single one Or dozen. AsI ON sole
Agent Of a Comb Manufacturing establishment. {
lhink ! can cell combs q lule cheaper han any e.
rablishment IN The city. Won who wish 10 huy viii
please give me a call Recollect. they ere 10 b.
found o. A OFAIRCHILD'S at No l5o, Nam q.
Wheeling,
Clocks and watches repaired al short nasics. A
god assortment Of WATCHES AND JEWELRY
always On hand, which will be sold cheap Tor cash
4 few Infant Hair Brushes % me best onaIuy.
just received from The mandatory and for sale low,
jan II
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TRUsTEE's SALE.

ny Virtue of a deed OF trust executed by Fran
- oes Melton TO the subscriber, bearing date
the 10th day Of February Ie4l, and of record la
the Clerks Off 9 Of Ohio county, / shall proceed
TO ssll on the 4th day of March l543. at tn taV-
ern of John ID Foster, IN the town of Triadslphia,
to the higho thidder at publis auction. a certain
trac OF parcel Ofland, lying and being near Tn
ndelphIa in the county of OHIO, containing three
acres more OF less, being the land on which said
Melton resides, and was purchased by hin Of
Charles ID Knox, and John Feay, severally.
Selling as trasiee, / shall only convey TO the
purchaser such title as 10 vested in me by said
deed Of trust.
Terms OF sale. Cash.
ISAAC w MITCHELL.
fab LIS 1'Tuatee.
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JOSEPH TAYLOR & SON.
FOR HARDING AND COMMISSION
MERCHANTS.

JOSEPH TAYLOR & SON.
FOR HARDING AND COMMISSION
MERCHANTS.
corner Of EUtap and German streets,
BALTIMORE, Mn.
WESTERN MERCHANTS are respectfully
w informed TIT Il we have made arrangements
RAILROAD The cars being loaded at our store and
consigned TO houses Immediately on the road IN
Cumberland, enables US to send goods through
with but little expense or handling al either
Particular attention will be paid to Produce
dec ao~d2m JOSEPH TAYLOR & SON.
JAS. ". CALDWELL,
lSHcoesssr 10 Ausr6Gry. CGLduel + Col
WHEELING. VIRGINIA.
HETILL continue the COMMISSION & FOR.
w WARDING BUSINESS at the old stand
on Monroe street, and solicIIs consignruents Of Mer-
ehandise or produce either FOR sale Or forwarding.
nov 6
st Louis New Fra, Louisville Journal. Cincinna.
ii Republican, Cumberland Civilian, BALTIMORE
American, u 5 Gazette, publish To the amount Of
Eve dollars and charge this Office.
II. M'KEE & q.
o VA RIDING & MISSIOf
MERCHANTS,
Main street. WHEELING. Va.
L, IRWIN,
FORw ARDlNG AND COMMISSION
MERCHANT,
Main Street, WHEELING.
COLLECTS Cor~signmeuts ef Merchandise or Pro.
- duce, eith.r for sale OF Forwarding and hopes
TO merit a share Of public patronage by moderate
! charges and strict attention 10 business. sep 3
JOHN JAMESON.
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING
MERCHANT
Ra,l Road Depot, MANIFESTATION. Va.
jan 4-6m
III. VI. JAMESON,
FORWARDING y COMMISSION
MERCHANT,
LAND AND GENERAL AGENT,
WHEELING, VA,
ID ESPECTFULLY tenders 10 The public his
services. He will receive Goods and Pro
duoe Of every description for SUE bdr3r. storage or
CoTwordBg. He confidently believes that he cau
srehaHg : Eastern goods for Western manufactured
anicles and produce, greatly to the advantage of tho
con,ignors. DOT Is,
Chesapeake Canal and Rail Read Scrip wanted
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wINDOW GLASS AND SOAP,

AN hand q large assDumsnt 0f Win"o~ Glass
end q superior Tot of Cincinnati ssap which
will hs .,lF f5y 10 close consignment ~
"a Jas HATrWFTT
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CURE FOR THE TOOTH ACHE.
TIE CELEBRATED MUSCOVITUS DROPS.

TIE DROPS,
Nv ARRANTED 10 cure the mOsi inysleruEO
tooth ache, in TWO MINUTES.
This article will also preserve The decayed teeth
for The future, remove oil The scuTvy and tartar.
without the use Of an instrument.
The discoyerer and proprietor Of The above 10
valuable cure fr the tooth acha informs the public
that he has secured The exclusive RICH, TO his disco-
very by application in due form oflaw. Of the Patent
office uf The u. S. and Is now ready to dispuAe Of the
said Patent Right, for The District Of Columbia. or
any county. Slate or Territory in the Union.
DIRECTIONS,-Take a small quantity ofcotton
wet IL with The Drops, and put it in the hollow OF
The tooth, about sI drops and two tea spoons full Of
water. and hold il 10 The tooth as long as you can.
DIR S NJ DE HEFTY.
For sale by GREGORY SUCKER. ut ] SrifeIs
Brewery, Main street. Wheeling. Va. oct 10 ON
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-08
WHEELING BEARS TESTIMONY TO

WHTHEELING BEARS TESTIMONY TO
II yABUE OF T r LIVER PILLS.
0enilrmenHMy wife had been severely afhci-
ed with the Liver Complaint FOR more than q y.sr,
] tried the nsisiance of Physicians. ssd vurioS.
rc'nedies all without any good effect. Seeing an
account of your justly Reiterated Liver Pills. in Tho
PIItshurgh Conference Journal. ] procnreJ t~oo"x-
er. aud before she had taken al the Pills in .ons
boz. the pain. re,tlessness. lassitnde in short all the
symptoms of diseased livpr disappeared, and she
onw enjoys good health To yonr Pills she sscribe-
ne the means. the credit ofher restoration. For the
Benefit Of humanity I make these statements. aud
allow yoI TO use then. ss you may think proper.
Signed. JOHN FENNtMORE,
wheeIing. March 3oIh 1871.
Prepared and -oid ~hoesale and retail by
f. SELLERS. No 20 WOOD st. below 2d.
Pitssburgh. Pa.
sold in Wheeling by ia, Baker. nov "a
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RED SOLE LEATHER.

UST received al Tie sign Of Big Red Boos,
- 3l6s los Red Sule Leather, very superior NJ.
iclc. SAM'L MCLALLEN.
DOT IL
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DIR. M TANNER,

PHYSICIAN, SURGEON AND ACCOUCHIRR
nFFlCE an the Northeast corner Of 5rh and
" Centre SITS. Residence on the Southwest coz
ncr Of The snme streets, OCT 10
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advertisements inserted till forbid Or without
express order. Will he inserted until ordered out
and charged one dnHnr fr LIST three iuSruioifs. aud
as cts fr each insertion after. Advertisement
inse' ted three times a week for Ihree fuurlhs the
ahIve, Weekly for one half per week.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-08
Book and Job Printing.

~ The Publisher ofIhe Wheeling Tines and
Advertiser, has just received a large assortment Of
NEW JOB TYPE, from Now York and Balti-
more, comprising the most elegant kinds recsEIly
cast there; and some (which are not u be fouud
in any Office West Of the MounnIains. With a spa
cious oRce, experienced wOrkmen. and new mate
rails, he is prepared to execute every kind Of
@saes 9,sss 9,int;~s,
in tho finest style and al the shortest notices
~ Steam Boat Bills. Posters, Handbills. &C.. prn-
ed at an hours notice dec ID
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-08
PUBLISHED DAILY AND WEEKLY By
JAMES r. WHARTON,
AT rHE coaAKR OF uSIoS Ann MAIN srsEErs
WHEELING. VA.

Single I"Pers Tor ssIe ny lho cITrlets and NJ Iae
'ot,cs ~ 3 cents . copy.
The Weekly paper. the Western Virginia Times.
IS published OLA Wednesday al 50 so per amman
va advance. or 80 if not paid Within one month
from the beginning ofthe year. Nonew subscribers
will be received. except such as pay in advance.
For 6 moaihs 81 SO is invariably charged No
subscriber reviewed for aless term than siH months.
and no paper discontinued ex:epr attho discretion
OF the publisher. until all arrearuyes are paid
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-08

D-4 HmorP,-K eyn"Ids q SIHtIh. htmp, Bucky
q Co. Saml Shafhper a. Co. & e wilSlA e. Co.
George a Hays. A George II Go. WyIey s. Wil-Oo.
Jos r. Elder. Thcs J Carson.
CinciHHGH-Spnnger & WhiJeman, A Irwin.
William Irwin. Samuel y FIndlav.
Louisville -N.cNofan & MeAicchen. WIN y
Ballet q g.. McLure & Rpss. ian 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-08
CONCENTRATES PELLUCID sOLU
ZION OF MAGNESIA.

WI very useful and elegant preparation 10
uscd as an Aperient Anti Acid IN Dvspepic
Complaints, attended with Acidity and constipation
With very great benefit. IL has the advantage oype
common Aiagne-ia, being dissolved u is decidedly
superior 10 soda or Potash. on account OF its A psris
eni qualities, and OF It's nav ing no tendency 10 re-
duciion cf flesh and strength, which Tho Two car
Inmates abpye mentioned cedanly lend 10 when
long continued, and taken in considerable qunaudiss.
The solution Of MagneSin is found particularly
beneficial nsn pleasant sedniive ond APerient in
nIl cases OflrrilaIinn or Acidiiy Of the stomach, Fe-
ycriie complaints. inianiile Disorders or sea sickness.
For snle by OLIVER PRYOR, Union st,
doc u Wheeling. Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-08

IMAM & EDn ARDS. having associated
IA With Ibem.J p. AGNEw. Of Wheeling. in
the FOr~ arding aud Commission Business. at Cum
betiaud. Md. the style of ira, nil be Arnar, Eai-
wards a. Agnew.
AMMAN. EDWARDS & AGSEw.
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION
MERCHANT
AZ TIE Rail Road Depo, CUMBERLAND. Mn.
REFERENCEs.
Craugle & Baileys. Jacob & Mitchell,
Fleming & Jingle. Nike & Co.
WIN Paxton & Son. Irwin.
John + Clarke. Hariiag 4 wetdin.
James II Forsyth. r ID Dunirld.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-08

WTlLL be sold a. public ale il 90 days rem
da'e. If not called ior in The meantime 10
Pay siofneoihe running gears " Ouef0Ur horse veg
gnn lsh On my prsmisss ahouttsn mnnih. sines.
Jsn l2-im JAMES n FORSYTH
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TRIADELPHIA

TRIADELPHIA FLOUR
fresh supply OF the above su peror article re-.
N ceiyed Ihisday and for sale by
dec 8 NJ REILLY.
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PRINTING INK,

Nv INTER News Printing Ink just receive ed
and for sale al manufacturers price> nv
dec 10. ROBB & STEPHENSON.
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Important Arrival.

o. rae sais-rslI Z getSbs msS,eins II the Brush
college NJ H,dish- LosrdsH.
FHNIiESE Medicines cure eysry disease which
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A 1000 GUNS FOR THE


TOR Consumption. L,s e. Complsi nt aud Dyspe,
sia, received and for sale BY
mar IS JAMES BAKER.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-09

more threatening. The coolest headed mel 5hunis
areeEPeCtng revolution more sloody than Mexico
has yet seen. The times critical that men
held converse wih each other wIih lutte show oC
confidence. fearful oil that unguarded OF
lmPeiuous remark may be reported 10 Santa Ana.
whose spies swarm through the country. The fact
that THE military dictator is shortly cOmIsg down to
his LocsRdd of Manga del Clava. leads many 10 he
heve that Vera Cruz " III be the stage upOn which
will be played the first scenes VI the expected rev.
Oluiion.
News has been received at Vera Cruz from Cam.
Peachy that oil the Mexican land forces on tho Isu
lnsulu had capirulaieJ. This was fully credited al
Vera { uz but our own sdvices CT are lisr tn IN
have been received there.
letter which We have from MeIco sine
writing the above. states that Santa Anna was ar
Tu'cnbay. where he hOd fortified himself wheIh
er this be true not il indicates the eIcitabe state
Ut the public mind in that country.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-09
corn Stalk MOIlNsSES.

We have recently been presented with
a bottle Of this moldSScS, which rs the
richest article of the kind we have over
seen. Ii was made in Pendleton district,
s. Carolina; and wj;aO8. machinery 90
grind. or pro per Kettles to Dns 70. from
one acre o. CON npn l1nl, not par,icu
larry enrich, WIS nIie aiuc'y GALLONS
of the article IL hani. This specimen,
u we have stated, Is e ler than any Of
the KIND We have seal. Two thirds
seems 10 oe sdg1r- tl4cH and delicious
enough 10 make even a Sick mans mouth
water: and what could not q we'll une do
n the premises, in = fair rctto with
good warm corn or buckwheaI cakes,
with fresh Lulter aud this delicious arti-
Ocle proportIonabiy.
We hear with great pleasure, of va
rious experiment being made FOR the
production of this article. We enter
tain no doubt, bat that Georgia can pro
duce her own sugar and moaSses; and
from her own native cora stalks abund.
antly 10 supply her own popul alton. -
And we have just as little doubt that du.
~ as well as interest imperiously re.
CURES her to do so.
We sh all keep this bottle Of Co rn
stalk molasses in our counting room for
the inspection OF those who may desire
10 look at it, and especially our agrrcul-
tural friends, whom we invite 10 inspect
IT. And we would, when they do look
al II and discover its excee ing rich.
ness, ior this is really sugar house sy.
rup, and worth al least luble the com
mon mo!asses)-we repeat, when they
have looked al this fine article, and we
are told that ih the up country Of Caro-.
lima, from common land, ninety gallons,
worth al least S45, was the produce OF
one acre, we shall emphaticaIly ask
them the questiOn-what other crop can
thei ofer ~ PIT in competi: ion with
tins, either on the scure Of comfort for
their families, or in actual receipts by
Its soie2 1t is time, high time, that the
rally cry above all others, Of our State
from the mountains 10 the coasts should
be, IN relation 10 the fair and energetic
Development Of our means OF prospect
~ and happiness, Georgia expects eve
ry man to do his duty.'-GeOrgia Rec
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CITY COUNCIL.
"WEDNESDAY, Jun,

"WEDNESDAY. June 7. lS43
Council met, present Mcssrs the MAJ or. Brady,
Clemens. COen, Forbes. Filchner. Graham. Gardner
Jeffers. Roberts, Shriver.
Sundry accounts weie presented and referred 10
the committee on accounts aud others srdcred to be
paid.
petition from WIN A Porter and olhor members
of The Protestant Episcopal Church for permission
to use FIremens Hall. No |, rs a place Of worship
was read and the prayer Of the petitioners granted
The Clerk presented a schedule the assessment
Of timetables. real and pesonal property Of the city
showing a reduction OF abosI 5000 dollars below
The assessment Of last year.
A statement of the expenses Of the coal bank.
was submitted by the superintendent Of the same.
and the amgpnt ordered to be pac, To his credit.
Mr. Gichrist appeared.
report was submitted from the committee on
coal banks, recommending some ncriun in relation
10 the entry DOW used BY the agents Of Hampton
Zane.
On mstion Of Mr. Hughes, ordered, that MIR Zane
be required to repair and keep in rep air. the entry
OF The city used BY him. under the supcrinIsndance
Of the committee Gal banks.
On motion Of Mr. Hughes, the last vote was re-.
considered. and OR motion of NJ, GIlchrist, tho
subject was laid on the table.
On motion Of Mr. Gichrist, q committee Of three.
not members Of the Council. was appointed to e1.
anime the eRrry and report to the council.
On morioR Of Mr. Hughes. the following members
were apo nIed board Of appe, on the assessment;
Messrs Echols. Coen. Filchnsr. Shriver und Gresc-
mer.
On motion Of M Hughes, ordered, that the clerk
contract with Mr. Lindsay. To keep the town clock
II order for one year, the terms proposed BY him.
Sandry bills were ,rled and passed
Applications for license as aucrioneers, were
granted To Messrs Hall & Wickham. and Brentiag.
d ShalIcress.
On molten OF Mr. Eehols ordered. that an uppro-
IraIon be made TO supply the deficiency on clean
sing streets.
On motion of Mr. Echol., ordered. that the com.
miiIee on accounts seIle with he officers OF the city
for $40 and report the same TO the next meeting
OF the council.
On motion, the COMMITTEES on Water Works were
ordered to procure three inch irnu pipe, for the
extension Of Water Works on Market ST.
On motion Of Mr. Graham. ordered, that the com.
mitee on Market house inquire into the eIpediency
Of lighting the market house with gas, and report
to The council Of next meetIng
Mr. ShuSer moved a reduction in The terms of
license for coffee houses Of the ID class. Lost.
On motion Of Sir GilGhrisr ordered that the street
commissioner employ some Persoa or persons to
secure by paving, The curLsiOnes now being set OH
Market st
On motion council adjourned to two clock on
wednesday two weeks.
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TO SMOKERS. Back wood-betIer
authority in such matters than in poll
tics-lays down this rules Never smoke
a cigar in mud day! AM then adds: no
better sign eau you have than this of a
fellow reckless Of decency and behavior;
a gentleman smok S, ifhe smokes at all,
wnere he oiIendS not the o fact cries of
passers by. Nothing, rs he is aware,
approaches more nearly the most often .
sive personal insult, than to compel gen.
tlemen and ladies 10 inhale after You.
the eJecied fragrance o { your penny Gu.
ba or Your three half penny mild Hava-
ma
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-09

HOW CANDLE BCRNS-'rhe c,mbs,rio, n
a candle IllusIulres many naIiraI laws in ,,mul.
manner When the candle is lighted. it mcIr. a por.
1'on OF The iaiIow immediately benea'h IT, al iurm,
"'o cup 10 which quantity OF The liquid tallnyv
continues. The wick. by capillary aItracInn. d..
up portion OF thus IallOw, which enters the n ,me
Here u becomes gas, and combines with tie uxy-
zen OF the aim sphere. forming carbonic acid. A
Poriion OF the gas formed from the nelred t,Io,y
may be isnIied away from the candle by placing q
small tube rather wider than the bIro Of a peee IT
tobacco pipe. IA The dark part Of the fame the gas
wan pass through this and II light be applied al
The other end, It may be igniIed. The existence Of
the carbpnic acid may also be shown by holding a
match a mule above the candle, when the former
will be eTIinguished.-Dditon's Experiments.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-09

ALABAMA COFEEE.-The editor OF
the Montgomery Advertiser states that
he lately drank Coffee raised in the
green house Of Mr. Duncan of Autauaa
county, and that it was superior in fla
vor to the foreign article. This is the
first instance Of which we have anv
knowledge, that coffee has grown to ma
turlty IN the United States. IL is proba.
BILE that the peninsula Of Florida, being
only two or three degrees north Of Gu
ba, and resembling that island in TEN
Perature and perennial vegetation, might
b3 converted into coffee plantations -
THscn1lbia Monitor.
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TIE ORPHAN.-Don't $ peak harsh
~ to HIM. lie has no father TO direct
his steps-no mother TO watch over
him. Temptation was spread before
him and he yielded BE not severe
Perhaps one word may save him from
ruin Do not drive him 10 more gross
ac's OF sin, but manifest by your voice
and your tears that you are his real
friend. Had he been blest with a mo.
theirs care, he would not have step2ed
aside from the path Of rectitude. Now
he ieels that no one cares for him; no
one Pitiss him; no one loves him. Go
to him and be his friend, his guide, his
counse Tor, aud you will save him from
the Depths Of degradatIon.-r There is
nothing like kindness; nothing so eff e
tual as symp thy, to aIIay the bad pas.
sions and inc inc the heart 10 virtue
How sweet is the rehection-I have
drawn q SUD from vice and placed him
in the path Of virtue, and now he is
bearing fruits Of usefulness on earth
exerting good influence and ripeninq
for better world Tribune.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-09

We were told, yesterday, that we were mis- al, n
in saying that the majority Of The loco foco parry in
this region were against Protection II is now asser.
ted that even Mr.. Stesnro !, our Congressman, is
tariH man, that is-:hat ne is in favor Of a revenue
tariff discriminating for protection. We wish very
much that we could tell where 10 fad these men.
where they are, Or political opinion ith Them
mere igHi'JdtaU', nothing, nowhere, varying and
tickle as the winds lightdimly burning to lead men
to their death. Let us have some opinions from
hem' straight forward, firm, candid opinions that
hey eau stick to-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-09

The levy was made Tor tins county at the recent
session Of the court. Although the Justices are
mostly from the country, they exercised as much
leRience toward the town practicable. The
county levy personal property and other subject
OF tsIalon. is fifty per cent. Polls one dollar. pOor
rate one dollar twelve and half cents. Although
the court dlscha rged its duty imporiLlly, the tax
will be buuhensome the city. Our tar on q
newspaper which barely with the most severe ex,
erions yields living. will he fifteen dollars. This
Safe is the only where intelligence is thought
PruPer subject for taxation. and the revenue der.
we'd from throughout the state. will perhaps be two
hundred dOlln1. A noble sum Of money 10 base q
new principle in taxation upon
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ST LOUIS M,RKFr l.,


n Inc demand has been very brisk since
our last date and considerable advance b,, No.,
on Tuesday 81. 'Oo oo'
rohhIWe place our figures to day at 81 90 r.,
mess and $3.50 Tor prime which !. fTe,sd. b.,
We nave heard Of no sales since our Ia, a.. y"
Iho market is nearly bare. and m. 80, '',''
',o''y fo-'h'PPed There good demand for oI
t'.LIl an active demand has prevailed. md
,"''ntI advance has been oblained since ON,
'% ua'e' although yesterday the marker wa, -,
o De- * s.ooPng' We quote sales At $40, 2,72Ia
C;ao ~" "''e OF I've small lots were sold FOR the
',,,'a. market al an advance On our last Gyur.
n nc ',oek On the LevOo has been much reduced bv
G The market romans o. our las, d,,.
aaei.'a Ie' may be quoted At S225 TO 2,75, sh;cb
''Iudea slI qualities. We noticed sal. ~ -.
len Off 'eee'PH nave lal-
SALI-We quote sales ofG AateI37InsI
end Is Al 81 .6jul 10 per sack III. ,sca,0,i ~
VIC 'a'' week amount 30 shout 2 900 sacks.