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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-13
THINGS N WASHINGTON.
rrcm onr Correspandent.

wAsEINGToS, February II. $50.
l., the, cc;r OF the Post Utiice bill which SEM
,ou an saturday. crossed out the 18TH section; as
!, had been stricken out II The Senate. see ua
you. through mistake. gave the substance Oh l. WIZ
i,,s rest The bill IN Mondays paper.
\ gentleman who arrived II this city this e,ehin =
and Who left Mr.. Polk IN Wheeling, says 'ha' nc
may be expected here tomorrow H..
The Report Oh the Cherokee troubles, oF me
commissioners. Iust returned. was opened to-day.
/, tak,s grounds somewhat favorable 10 all idieS
~ ,b., Nation. Il Acknowledges that me fisut OF
soil biou- 10 The cid settlers. and yet 'hsy NUS
bc hound together with the ko>S party, anu ioFt,
,;,i tb.m one peopl. The subject niay be taken
nm bv Congress. ~ al events we shall nave oepa-
tstious from The different parties at washington
In. senate have modified the Po>t-Orlce Ali-
Dpraton bill, by reducing the salary oil Agents 10
81 Dra per year. and travelling expenses 10 oe paiu
only while in reality travelling
The Supreme Court, III the case oil 4nuIloM
AGAINST the Stale oil Massachusetts,, have oriered
m. rse 10 be re-a.gued before them next Session
They are unwilling 10 decide the unconsiutlcr-
aty or constliniionaliiy ofany State Law by vote
which circumstances make majority oil the OonI,,
but which would be minority were the SouTt iull'
The Court when full consists OF nine judges; IL Is
NOW composed of seven. II is said that there were
four Judges for the Commonwealth and three Tor
The plaintiff in error il Is also said that Judge
Story gives his opinion ssanstlhe Consltutionailty
Of the License Laws of Massachusetts,. Webster,
Choa,e and Huntington will have TO hight their
battles DER again.
perceive that the Charleston Mercury OF eatur-
day takes strong ground III favor OF an Extra Ses-
sion. should Texas got be annexed this Session,
with " Yon-- RfctirIrEr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-13
CREDIT AND CURRENCY.

The Morning Nc,cs cackles over our article on
sCasb and Credit as one ofthe wonderful results
brought about by the late Election. Substantially
the same views were put forth by the Editor Of The
Tribune screen gears ego, and or various occasions
before and since. The Editor of the News IS one
of those retailers of second hand opinions who re-
main ignorant of the most notorious facts If not laid
down in the textbooks oil their party and sect The
excuses OF Credit, the imitation OF our Currency,
&c were all direct consequences OF the measures
originated by Cen Jackson in hostility TO and ha-
tired of the last National Bank From $50 to 1880
uhe decade of the undsturbed, undlsputed sway
National Bank,) credit was not unduly extended
and the increase Of the whole volume Of the GUY
rency was not diswoportoned TO the increase OF
our Population. a severe Commercial Revulsion
took place meanwhile, but the Currency was not
yi,iated. But with Gen. Jackson's War on the
Bank all this was changed The States were invit-
ed. melted in the Government organ 10 create new
and large Banks TO take the place Of the L. 5
Bank, and to the impulse thus given many State
Banks owed their origin. The Removal of the De-
poses led inevitably to contraction first, and then
to rapid and vast expansion. Whoever will con-
sultthe Speeches OF Messrs Clay, Webster, Clayton,
| Ewing and other prominent opponents ol peh
Jackson's fiscal policy will there find the evils of
excessive Credit and inflated Currency predicted as
certain TO follow the overthrow of the National
Bank, long before these evils were actually felt.
But why should we waste words on the impu-
dent and pertinacious assumptions OF Loco-Foco-
ism The great mass OF the Business, the Prop
erty, the Intelligence Of the Country know right
well that the Wing party has opposed throughout
the measures in which an unsound, blea,ed Credit
and an inflated Currency had their origin. Only
the ignorant and the envious can be deluded by
the selfrighteous allaces OF the News and lis COM
! peers, though they be confidently repeated every
day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-13
CITY INTELL1GENC E.
WrprEsuAY.
L. 5. DISTRICT COURT.
-. I,,.t.,.,

MID SrArls ". S,yt:N CASES o. G.otEs anl ctcr
aftice, Aorot * cae claimants. .se article, G-
Iort. lou, thee Yeas ago aud seized Of ic
inyoc, II ens cuuterdv that they uttered much
low Which lrui.d Bond were given iol IA value and
now tie issue. Verdict for cilnanta.
For T. S Mvssrs Hoffman and Watson For claimants,
r b Cuttiu-.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-13
BY THIS MORNINGS MAIL.

IL Hon. W,i. l. DArTos was on Tuesday re-
elected us Senator by the Legislature OF New
Jersey. IL was the only Wing candidate Inc
vote stood -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-13
SALES or REAL EsTATE. Fnu z

By.i. j. Blocker Il Go.
feet iii rvilese Of alley way to sulliyoIst sI2S
Two story site brick house, North side of 2S,h
between 81 aud ID Avenue. Lot . by9D Zee, sinehe' 20
iormer % ON latter .............2 rj
Lot rdioinin: sane size .................. 2,Tj
DO d. -. go ............... a,2a
ar a on srier 2cs
[,pt ,iioiuin. saI,s size ......... rs
Do. do ............. ..... l1j
S on GIN ess D m 20 %s on or side m
LOT o., 10Th street nelr I'd arent- % Lv 90. feet ID
Lot ON "a avenue near C,lstiee 24i By 100 ... 10
lots 7sth ree ,unnng through 10 79th-streei each
Lot corcr Of 7li street and il.avepur Is by 100 n 20
size. a; :aaU Ice
t ta MT 10 Bra. "o.1r IT, i2
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-13

~ The graceful ard accomplished dalsas< r. kise,aa
Caiine takes benefit to-day - the Ne"-f 9lA
which occasions new Pantoiime, an,s ,i'e 100 Mr..
Grecian Statues VIII * introduced by .al' ~ Nsser
Wood viii dance the much admired Polka re IT,. rra-
Negroes leir last day but tvo) Dr. Vaeif ~ sttrsc-
ry, Miss Blanchard La Petite CaTne ami ncss this
tons for ono shilling. There VIII be a perio' niS-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-13

Don, fail TO see the Battle OF Bunker IUI =. DE
American Museum, 1t leaves Saturday ol y
aid OF tile most intricate machinery, this gtoficus
IS dio amicaiIy depicted with surprising liie-Ec
We repeat wha; IlaTe often said before st'a iea
upon It's perfection, that the pen give no
Of rs nssniiicence. II be seen 10 be ys6.
Tie Panoramas gems OF pictorial arr, Wi Tse
LtiHis VARIES lac gifted daughter OF nlesos! z The
Westerns TaDk5eisuis excessively funny 1le y
ourzDg Outang very wonderful.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-13
ro.pAY'S OUTSIDE.

Frs. Yaqe.-Heyiew OF Woman in HE Nisetscnh Gem
tury ; Notice Of the .Gistdcau; The Physosiomy OIL
Newspapers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-13

NO. Mr.. V. s. PALMER, General Newspaper
Agent, who was burnt out with us in the Ere OF
last week, but whose loss we failed to mention IN
tie hurry OF the moment, has located himself tor
the present in the same building with us, No so
Ann.st. and is carving on his business Us usual
His pecunary loss was not heavy, and he has to
some extent replaced his files OF papers, Nc MIR,
Palmcr's enterprise is one o very great utility TO
the Business public as we'll TO the Press, and we
solicit from each generous appreciation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-13
couRT cALgNDAR-TIus DAY.

Scrcr,on Counl-Nos. IS &C. 20 T. 90 49, - % 10, g.
IL s. 30 20, y. i. Gl, y, 81 TO ~.
Convo, rlrA.-Part Nos 80 0i H. III, i2J ia IyI
49, 81 a. 10, l25 raIt . Nos, TO- 81. g. v! ll2 80 i29
lei rs ~. i,y, III.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-13

JERSEY CRY FEKEY.-Thc man who jumped
overheard al the landing of this ferry, on Monday
evening, elambered ever the guard bar before the
beat had reached the bridge, and was drawn upby
the chain. Il is due TO The ferry 10 say that the
duckins he go; was from his own reckless conduct,
and not from any neglect AT the ferry.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-13

sEyyrg OF vIRGIylA-ln the Senate, yesterday,
the resolution the House. tor the election OF u
senator If the United States on the lIh inst. was
laid on the table, to be made the order of tie day
on Thursday next,
The Report OF tie Sena;e's Committee OF Confer,
cnce. or the Texas Resolutions, Was taken up ana
.onsidcrcd-aiter which the Senate resolved TO ad-
here TO It's amendments 10 the amendment OF the
House OF Delegates so The matter laiis oe'Mee el
fine two Houses. and our Senators are now at ber-
~ TO do whatever their own sense OF duty requires
them TO do.
The Report OF the Select Committee sn the re-
solution from the House for the reception OF the
Land Fund. was also considered. That document
concludes uih areso!ntion 10 REJECT The resolution
from the House and. by consequence, 10 reject the
money. lhlchhona "h'S, 1uesids'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-13

90 The friends of TuEopoRE PARKER Uuita-
rian) OF West Roxbury, whose alleged heresies
have caused 50 much excitement, have taken the
Melodeonin Boston for one year. and Mr. 2. will
preach there part OF every sabbath, retaining al
the same time his connection with the parish in
Roxbmy, the members OF which are said to beycry
strongly attached 10 him. Mr.. P. is admitted 10 be
man OF extensive aianments, aneloquent writer,
and man of unbemished purity Of character lie
viii no doubt have numerous as well as highly
cultivated audience in Boston.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-13
lprER POLICE.

and l;rrrgr Co,;ock arrested about O'Clock Icy M
nicra Police officer Canni for ha' nS broken the trent base
Twentieth street, with intent 10 steal iron the same lkT
wer- caught when coming OUT aud comnntcd:
\ RECE,lrK-Jolm Mclian. grocer. oi No. % Mott 81
wa arrested rs receiver of stolen goods. buffalo ska
blankets stolen by boys om wagon cor ~ OF Pms
and Mulberry seet lie was held bail III SsOO " answ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-13
Several Thousand Able-Bodied Men,

ShVpI 70
Or perish niscraby by tiIss and starvation the plains of
Meta Beas !-I'is pSAe Of Wemsoa SAYS that nc one
ii the ATmy. NoRe such Ieed apply.
Iii said tina, thousands, tempted by poverty and
encouragement, have by this means been deferred
from epls,ing in the army, and that the Govern
mens officials have been herehypu, 10 their wits
end in hunting upresruits- Heaven speed the day
when no, Man can be found willing 70 fight the
bloody and diSgracetul battles BY which the gov
ernments OF the earth are prone 10 sceurge their
unfortunate subjects
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-13
AprnINTAIENT Inv mas GONERNl

By md tcb he adriee and consent IF the Serft
RENs.rLArR Co-liosrs Warren, Commissioner # DEED,
for the city of Troy vice James r. Davis, removed from tie
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-13
Coz. BGNroS-TAe Richmond Enquirer OF Tues
day says

We are assured t1 Col Benton will pres III, bill tior
1nrextonl it Should prove acceptable to the Democ
rary We hore that superior all Mirror coE,,delsf,s and
II Tie ousr ssnctonr they already by majority OF
22-an cc.tAblr they the Democracy OF 'lrni
and of the whole South aud respectable proportion OF our
Norh-rn friends,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-13

o. THE REMOVAL OF THE STATE CArrrAL is
again agitated in our Legislature. There is a, any
time majority in favor Of deserving Albany, but
they don't happen to agree as 10 the substitute.
Syracuse, Utica and New-York are the principal
competitors
In 1889, this subjec, was bslcre The House, and
referred 10 Selec, COMMITTEE, rom which three
Reports were made-by Mr.. WARD Hunt in favor
of Utica, Mr. JOHN DAVIS in favor Of Albany, and
by Mr.. Tnos McELRATu III favor of this City.
Whoever cares to consult those Reports O-ol. V.
No. 40 Of 1882 will find there the leading argu-
ments in favor OF these several locations.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-13

WAE STRIPED OF IFS Dl>GrlSg.-Thc friends Of
Peace in England have novel but exceedingly ei-
feclive method OF exciting i'll the minds OF the pco-
pie an adherence Of the absurd and wicked Gus
tom OF War. In those places 10 which the officers
OF the Government are sent 10 obtain recruits for
the army, the opponents OF human butchery pos, at
the corners of the streets and at other public places
placards like the following, displayed in large let
ters 50 as 10 a,trac, universal attention:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-13

ne Merchants and other downtown business
men are interested in the "Card" tromBoyd's CITY
Express Post No Is William street, by which they
will perceive that, with his usual provision lor their
accommodation, and avoidance OF disappointment
he has made such arrangements as = Nalen'ine
week" rendered necessary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-13

Go We need not ask the attention of our readers
to the RESOLUTIONS OF THE WING GENERAL CON-
snrTEE, which appear in our columns this morning.
They speak for themselves, and will be found TO
possess more than local interest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-13

Sr. VALENTINES DAy.-By an announcement III
another columnit will be seen that our POSTMASTER
has made ample arrangements for the increase oil
business in his Office TO- morrow
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-13

The Coroucr held Inquest at No 81 Ciarkson sus!t
the body of Isabella Banks colord native OF New si
-d Do years confined To her bed ,"o days, and Dir
without PHI 5iriAn Friday last. N-rdct-deat BY n.a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-13

&c Hon. JOHN A. COLLIER, late OF Blnghampton
is about to open Law Office, IN connection viii
his CONS, at Albany.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-13

By Cleveland and Savannah papers, notice that the
late storm extended to those points.
yIRGlS1,-rhe House of Delegates OF this State have
fixed ON Friday next The day 10 yoino ElcctOnior T. 5.
senator and the Legislature will aduurh DE Tie
l1ta inst.
The Auditor OF Michigan reports having paid dur
in. Ill, past six years. the vi s,i5i for VOLTS cSlrs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-13

10. We would refer our readers TO The advertise
mcnt OF Robertsons Phoenix Hat and Cap eslab'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-13

ls5. JOHN w JONES, (Loco) Representative in
Congress from the With Congressional District, OF
Virginia, declines reelection
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-13

o. CoRsE DE- LEON, or the BrIsand, by &, T. X
JAMES has just been Issued by the Harpers com
nelr for y cents
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-13
REFLECTIONS OVER THE FIRE.

We have been called, editorially, to scissor on!
great many Fires, both small and great, and have
done so with cool philosophy, not rejecting how
much to some one man the little paragraph wouiu
most assuredly mean. The late complete ana sum-
mary burning up of our Office, licked up clean as
il was by the red flames, In few hours, has taught
us a lesson on this head. Aside from all pecunlary
loss. how great Is the suffering produced by FIRE
hundred little articles OF no TO any one save
the owner, things that people would look at day
after day, and see nothing in that we ourselves
have contemplated with cool Indifference, now that
they are irrevocably destroyed, come up IN the
shape of "reminiscences, and seem as II they had
been worth their weight IN gold.
We would not indulge in unnecessary sentiment,
but even the old desk at which we sat, the ponde-
rous lnks,and the familiar faces OF files OF Cores
pondence, the choice collection Of pamphlets, the
unfinished essay, the charts by which we steered-
can they all have vanished, never more TO be seen
Truly your fire makes clean work, and Is OF all en-
ecutiye officers, super-emnent. Perhaps that last
choice batch of letters may be somewhere on Tile;
we are almost tempted TO cry, z" Devil! find 1t up
Poh il is mere cinder now: some
F4,ioms deer my letter lies
Offs lucs is finder made
No Arabian tale can cradle wilder fiction, or
show better how altogether illusory life is Those
solid walls of brick, those five decent stories, those
steep and Difficult, stairs, the swinging doors, the
Sanctum, scene of many deep political drama, of
many pathetic tale, utterly whitfield out, as one
summary snufIs out spermaceti on retiring for
the night And all perfectly true.
One always has some private satisfaction, in his
own particular misery. Consider what nigh, II
was that burnt us out, that we were conquered by
the elements, went up in flames heroicay on the
widest, windiest, stormest night these dozen
years, not by any laul, Of human enterprise, but
fairly conquered by stress OF weather there was
grea, flourish of trumpcts at all events
And consider above all that Salamander safe,
how after all, the fire assisted by the elements only
came off second best, not being able to reduce
that safe into ashes. That is the streak Of sun
shine through the dun wreaths of smoke, the
combat of human ingenuity against the desperate
encounter of the sce,hing heat.-But those boots,
and Webster's Diciionary-well! we ,cere hand
somely whipped there, we acknowledge.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-13
Utica Is YET to vote. Result doubtful.

ep- We learn that the delay :, the Post Office in
the delivery Of papers after the arrival OF the South
EN- Mall Is moi attributable 10 any want of exertion
or activity the part of the Clerks at the office
but IS occsioned by the loss OF tine in getting the
mails 10 The Office from the Ferry Boat. We are
satisfied that Tie Night CLERKS are faithful and
PROMPT Whose fault is il that the mali is NOT
promptly deliyeredl The evil Is serious one and
demands an immediate remedy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-13

Of S,o from TIA firm Of john 0. Taylor e,casass Cedar
street by false pstsnees and BY rs,atins that he VOL
$4,000 while isct NvcEFsd le insl,
Che kline He bIon .h hitler rcluisitica ssS ~
fore th, Count, snd ordered find bail 10 he ,a
sleAd - alr-sr an.. silsveet.
The ArstctskL PoliSE-rhe District Attorney h,rs I,
the Court the following litter which had be.a pc, N ~
hsnds and IS - follows; AS
Ro,erf TaNirf. folise Justice
S1s lame, Bos,wes The officer shv az er Ire l !.
wari C.. Murray, v ~ De s-.st hs CONES 10
tien he,e Tie atiGlcs found o. y. boy ,-d ~
nj receive uter orders the Niy.,f or .su
OF Police Dir. AlIeu hos he pamphlets m icr
his ,hos. TIA; have AT the stsrioa house. $50
Restscifully yoats
[scsedi JEREMIAH PETri Aa.is,ap, {. %.
lf, District ht..rnsv sftcc has stated that Jp ~
had r-ryed such letter from NJ Prty ard TN, Per-,
Ia se 10 hin the article, stolen by tn turslir,
Thai h., 81 MD b. obi ,el Consequence Z, dtc,,s
PRISONERS. tr cerps d,l'i could not b proved Will, ~
I good were withheld from hun. W
The Court after some obse ,o,i1rs OF ;hIs singular rr
ia= issp.d the ioowlus c:drr
Thst it's herh, orelby this or tia, ,l articles 81 -
fr,m ,rc prni.es If Francis y. Altei by Edwud C. Ma
saj q; {. Trl,i;i; 4 no" IN tbs ,.,'Oa hous No =
irthv i,h sent 20 ie Cprcr Polcr of LIZ Bow
Tn iTI St--t. Sf.sei
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-13

MASSACHUSETTS third attentp, to choose a
Member OF Congress from the Ninth Dis,ric, has
resulted IN no choice The vote is in from all the
towns. and stands
a ,s Il Williams. Leo i5sl
No proSPec, OF choice unless plurality is Al.
lowed 10 elect. Taunton (Goy. Morton's town,
again gave Wing plurality.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-16

S0A BAGS RIO COFFEE;
OpO 30 do Java Do
% Bags Pepper;
90 do Pimenlo;
30 Chests Young Tyson Ten;
10 do Gun Powder Do
Cask Gairei's Scotch Snuff;
40 Bills Alum;
~ A Casks EPSON Salts;
a do Saleraius;
! do Boston Syrup;
do Madder;
600 do Liquurice Ball;
40 Boxes IS. SIS. l2s. 16 md pound Lnmps
Tobacco Of superior qualities;
A do L9dy's Twist Tobnccu;
$500 do Brazier's and sheeling Copper
200 do Cinnamon;
Ceroon's S + Indigo
6 Bbls CnpperasS
25 Boxes Nj X Raislns;
a Bills Ground Ginger;
40 do Crushed Sugar;
6 do Pulverized Do
| do Gloves;
do Nurmegs;
10 Boxes Chocolate;
10 do Variegaied Soaps;
l Bale Bordeaux Almands;
1000 do Cotton Yarns, ms 5 TO l0-just re-.
eeived aud for sale by WIN FLEMING.
bp go
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-16
coMroryD KRnOs0TE ACOUSTIC D
CURED,

COMPOUND KREOSOTE ACOUSTIC OIL.
EFOR The cure of DEAFNESS, pains and he
dlfcharec Of matter ir~m the eurs; also aH
NiOsc dlsl-rueahie naIsCs. Ike the buzZin2 "
insects inihns of water, whlZz'ug uf stcaln, d c
d'c, which are symptoms Of arp reaching deaf
ness. amt also geueI a'iy attendant with the dis
ease. For sale by Or } CRUMSACKER,
No t53. Main 81, Sole Agent.
TINS MEDICINE is hishly recommended aud nn
h3sruua certificates are given, hy very res poet
as4e personS, OF The many astonishing crres
Fhlch It has adorned. nov &c
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-16
INas q a..

fESiiG 'uAscrb hlvint r moved his HAT,
y CAP AND FUR STORE, Ia The large
and con- n'ilruS roam No l75 Main II, three
do0rS h l'w has inrner stand ant ucatly oppo>
sre- In w ii'iel, wou'd rc>pec' fully cali I e
oteA'ipn al his TREND, aud cuNomeGS general
~, - mis- hrge and Sp'endrd stock al Hats and
Cip at egcrY variety and shape in vogue
ANIME ms stock p%reyihuS 10 going East, -
an determined % pat Il, ii + by the Case a.
llwer ;eirs lhanIhey can possibly le purchased
East o. tao hiJpHiainS. Cal and examine { .
yrni>c'ye, a. The SIN OF the RIG BLiCh
mar 'an % 4 M'':ALLAM.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-16

q NANbLES--TLc subscubof Noua ,uofr
" hs lnends and he public rtHt le ips com
menrcd Inc manpi1rtue ofNOULD AND DIPPED
CANDLES modo ofpurc foUgw. which be warrant,
'qu'i q" onyihin2 81 the hind manufactured here ~
'Isrwhcte. nnd he viii furnish them wholcs4lo M
fs'sh' ms chenpn they ran be pnrch0scl aryWI ere
nc would lcsrecinlly solicit a share Of pptlt
patronage Factory ~ Marker Atey. beiuec,
''''n ara Mat'ci reefs. W WARREN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-16

hTSE HAT s!--Jusf neci,ol,, g..
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