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The New York herald., 1845-12-02

FIRST BoAsp, Dec loo Reading RR, 8 ds, 29t; 200
do 90; 90 do, 2sl 100 20; 1920 Texas notes, 2A
10000 do, s. IS; 1000 cash. 25; 1900 bonds SIS 81
600 do, los, b5 39 1870 Harrisburg RR, lsi 27oo viii
Inington 6's, ss, 72;
AFTER sALEs-2OO Girard Bank, ), 81; 40 do, RW,
et; Liberty Bank. 40; 8, 900 Texas notes, IS
SECOND BoARp-239o Texas notes, 10 int, 2sI 200
Reading RR, b5 29l; 25 Mechanics Bank, b5 al5; 1900
Reading bonds, 74i: 900 State So 5 ds. 7a,
AFTER SALEs-l00 Reading RR, 29.; 1000 do Bonds,
~ 72: 1000 Texas notes, 10 int 2s; 100 Wilmington
XXX ds "a $50 RR, b5 29t; 100 Girard bank d. o.
The New York herald., 1845-12-02

Packet ship Shenandoah, West from Liverpool for NYork
22d ult lat 70 a. lon 50 30.
ship Cooper from Liverpool for Galveston, lst ut lat
&c. Ion So.
Baque Zamora from Boston for New Orleans nth ut lat
% i0 Ion 8
baque supposed the Mohawk. from Zanzibar for Boston,
was 29h ult
Brig John Deckhadt vleng Of and IS days fom Bremen
for Galveston with $50 passengers all WELL Nov lat "a 49,
lon 5t 5s-by the Agnes, at this port.
Bg Marges tSp) days from Matanzss for Hamburg Goth
ult. lat 81 30, lon 10.
Brig Haidsc Bath for Bermuda 18th ul. lat 80 81 n,
Ion 10 49,
Brig Whg 50 days from Baltimore for Rio Janeiro Oct
lat 10 7 y, Ion % 30.
Schr Gen ckney ESQ understood) IA days from Deme-
rara, llth ut-had been days n sight Of Jamaica.
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WADE'S CONDITION
WORM pownEp Eop uops

WORM POWDER FOR HORSES.
4 toNDrrIoN AND WORN POWDERS. prepared by william
- Wade, Veterinary Surgeon Waterloo Road London Member
Of the Royal Veterinary College, Hansiead Road
These Powders prepared peculiar
ers being the result of n years pae-
ee and have been Proprietor
induced to offer them TO the public
several OF the influential nobemen
among whom the Proprietor being permitted
mention Lord Chesterfield Sir Thomas Moys;on, Bart
badeston ESQ., who consider properties beneficial
animal OF which they large person having
consider for their studs ought he
recommended all cattle are 20 i'm
proved appearance health may
tained from them without risk.
Recommendations Of tLs yetsri.ay Ccgc Gs.-wade,
Powders consider the improvement
Condition. and the destroying Of Bolts Worms,
they invaluable, and admin
sered strong Recommendation general
WIN YOUATT, p. r. v. e.
John BOUrALI, v. r.
To be had Of PEYToN JOHNSTON,
Sole Agent for Proprietor
oe9 lis Main Street, Eichaiond Va.
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C0XE'S HIVE SYRUP.

COAE'S HIVE S4RUP.
WE are now preparing the article by an en-
tey which enables us to offer to the public
this much Medicine OF desirable
quai-beng and prompt in is action and not liable
fermentation as the article usually prepared fs
The following certificates OF appreciation offered evidences
Of excellence and efficiency.
FROM DR.. JOHN CULLEN.
This certify uilt Me Alexander Duva Co have
planned their compound Syrup Of squ
Hive sypthat have examined and administered iha
possesses medicinal qualities
rally prepared-wihout being liable to fermentation.
Signed JOHN CULLEN, ". d.
FROM DR. FRANCIS ii. DEASE.
This certify habit OF the Hive Syrup
prepared Alexander Duval Co. and LAT disposed
think the of tue
squn and seneka thai ordinarily prepared and that Is free
from liability TO fermentation.
Signed r. II. DEANE VI. u.
We confident OF superiority ts preparation and
specially attention OF Physicians to it.
ALEX DUNAL L. co,
no 20 No I47. Main street. Richmond.
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SMITH'S WEEKLY V0IUME

Cheap Dry Goods from Auetion--January 1sf, 1916.
- VI. JENKINS has received within the last
II. few days
100 Psatss fresh goods eonssng q 1000 pieces Caeoes an
prices nom 5, g. =, 10 and pence. shilling ke,
Rich patterns AMI great hafgaius
5000 Cashmere aud Bfocha shaws prices
.syeny Eve dorao
100 pieces Furniture Calico T. 10. 49, cts, md finer
SIM Goods for Ladies ~ AL kinds will be sold reduced prices
Plaid CIoakings Muslin COLLARS
fssdies Lace Gaps, Lace goods all kinds
Cashmere De Eo0 q "a " "a. q Cd &C. Also
Checks Bed Blankst- Horse Negro Blankets
Eerseys. Linseys, Kentucky Jeans
H-sched Ddihngs Heached and Brown
shsetnrs-wt many other goods Tor retail
BY @ yard pieces package aslow goods
IN The United States At r ~. JENKINS.
C,rpwED AND CHECKED CoLORED swIss MUSLIN in
- Dies. fsuerns-new.
ess THO. r. PRICE.
gAr LAkp-ioo KEGS pnne Leaf lard Jua xseived,
j s.l~ By rs WILLIAMS n fTXALf.
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NNps,S MnyApAnltI,A,

nrI 49, ~ nsIInl
Nom - Iu.puro st.. or ~ hI.d =, hsh n - 49,
tenn ,,cur.,v a-,,r.,. Ts--, -, y ~ - is.i
f.cc Hs.ss rn sPSoas. LmPesss % r.sniss On "
o.. D'occ shes Ohronio sorc cycs. Ring Worm %
esss, SesS nseo Enlargement aud pain u The bonss
Lanbaso sad dssasss .si.ins ftom N lnirdcioa.
use Of Mercury. Ascisss Dsupsy Exposurs c Inpxu
oenee IN Lie; Asc, Chronic constitutional dsordes
TIME posrr-s q Science IT, ,v~,op.. m N.s...
~oska gradual expanstvs ara a. e,E -. -
and bosos.s and amer The hesoms be
nurs Of investigation and sxpss>s. ny b g.
sands sspanh The roo, has been Known s bui
he h powen OF 4. nauve psopsrtics nehs havs Or.
hidden In s nbse had through medium a
rendered th s6se,vs forn 10
INC puo~e o. phlanthopy The combined tesiony
who have ssd bs % this medicine. avoaebss
MALT. psopsor claim I. III. most dsssns foras q sssefs
radaar sksstoa In dLreass tn surface Of s body
and in debiy pru>sraos 30
eine Disorder. The ssonaeh and other osns enpoysd
preparing NE eienens Of The blood is medicine swim and
certain means of reheE
Thspsoprssou aA receiving written ,cs,imosia giving in
deta OF 10 esusocinasy virtues Original
o. ees eoanned BY the Gerry hasssa,es and pri
s eusrh> are constantly ceeved and vii b esey
Nv "'.ms .e eAsfseu lion nusn recently received, and
'Pee'"'A' '" '''' coming 70 hAna degi
h. eALLAfrs' Ienn, rely s7tA. leAt
a q. a. y. cenas;
nr NV Jus received ss'ss from nv hihss In Ras
Nv an % ne mea ms o. selling great deal - has
-. S - ~ ssfe ~ ns un.v. LAA psesness ives
So ne. - NJ " ~. % ss shs :. me u"s wsn,ovet 10
.ssos q &. Se., AN, me .ss ssv:s and
Won, s.r-.r.,,u, - snn ~. $500. ~ ~ sose %
,ao h., ,n.r. s, ~, sss Win sss ues Gays And
m, ,ro,. ~ ~ sar.n.n -, 80 -. ~ s'as. WIN nss
i.x. yin .as., a. 49,, 90. NJ 1910. .s'eh DC
N, ,,.h.. h,cs,.n ,,. =, a. -. .--. -.
~. ,.s, ~ ar, an stney 'o' @nns your raius
Rssp,e,fuuy IN owpss
o"hNS-
F's DR.. st~~< C Nss Ls.<s., Cs.s-
krw LONDON, Nay DO ie41
eenensn-foar extract OF sanaparla has been very
s've used in this city and the neghbornx within the ias
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~ eocNAp 9vnA-4ss wss,yst ~ n. M q Ne 70
ly1o.ef tf@sss t,s -. Il sswsssa ~ vsusssa-
6sss Hsss. fs't ssf'ss aia fsis.s Bts.eh
No 90, I0nAa street
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-12-18
SENATE.
MoyDAr, Decen

MONDAY, december o. 1910.
The President laid before the Senate communications
from the Indianapolis, Lawenceburgh, and Fort Wayne
branches Of the State Bank which referred without
reading, to the committee the State Bank
The President announced the following select commit
in accordance with Mr.. Handys resolution in relation
dividing the State into Senatorial and Representative
Districts .Hesss. Handy Jones' Tenor, Berry of F.. Ed
monson Morgan Of d.. Akin, Reyburn, Cuppy, Allison,
WinchsiI, Herman. and Henry for the State at large.
Hr. Chapman Of L., moved a call Of the Senate which
ordered; when il found that Messrs Buell. Har
din and Rockhi were absent On motion the door-keeper
for the absentees. The absented members hav
ing returned, further call suspended.
The President Of the Senate then made tbe following
address:
Senator's - Although the term Of my Office as Pre-
sdent of this body has not yet, under the consttu-
ton, expired circumstances render it necessary that
should now dissolve the relation which has hitherto
existed between In taking leave of you, trust
few remarks FROM will not be deemed rnaPPro-
pirate 1t is indeed to painful to sever the ties
that have so long bound us together Associations
have been formed with you-painlul to be dissolved
ever to be remembered SacredIy will cherish the
pleasant memory Of our past connexion The stua-
ton of President during my term of Office has been
peculiar. The parties in this Chamber have, during
all the time, been equally divided. Was it strange
that should not esca pc censure! What had to do
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SENATE.

TUESDAY, Dec. 9, 1S45.
call of the Senate had, and all the Senators APP
peang in their seats, the call was suspended.
On notion the Senate proceeded to the election Of Pres
dent, pro. fem.
Mr.. Herman withdrew the name Of Mr.. Read, and pro-
posed George p. Buell..
Mr. Da Wis Withdrew the of Mr.. Reyburn, and pro-
posed A. T. Ellis, in its stead.
MessIs. Zenor and Wood acted as teers.
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Published every Thursday

but to act fearlessly in the prosecution of what
deemed TO be my duty! If deserved censure, de-
served it than the twenty-five Senators ac-
ting with me. In taking leave Of you, Senators,
desire to leave as came, the friend of all of YOU
forget the past Circumstances tending to create
temporary interruption of mutual good feeling the
offspring of excitement, of momentary prejudice of
nlsconceived motives, ought to be forgotten. They
should not cleave to the true and generous heart.
The same good feelings that tender to you would
gladly receive from you in return. l owe much to
your courtesy, your experience, your forbearance.
When took the chair, | was of the youngest
members of this chamber. / have endeavored, with
your assistance. to discharge my duty. am not con-
sclous of having infrnged, or departed from, well
established rules.
We part Our relation is changed We are now
to each other in the relation of Representative and
constituent In my station | shall claim to be the
Representative Of One but the servant of both poti-
cal parties. No consideration shall induce me to
swerve from the political principles which have long
avowed. They were well known TO these who cleo
ted me; and trust may express my belief that my
firm attachment TO them constituted the chief ground
of the gratifying unanimity with which was chosen
by the Democratic party.
In separating from you now, | cannot but most
fervently wish you happiness and peace, and that
your session may be distinguished to Its close for the
harmony Of It's proceedings, and the agreeabeness of
your intercourse. The affectionate remembrance
which hold of you shall be forgotten until the
grave has enclosed upon my ashes.
Mr. Logan moved that Mr. Morgan of D. should be call
ID to the chair temporarily.
Mr.. Chapman Of l.. said such proceeding would be
Ii usual in such proceed at
'nce 10 the election Of presiding officer, without eecng
my one temporarily.
Mr. Herman moved that the Senate proceed 10 the
election of presiding officer with the chair Mr.
H. also said the persons who would be voted for would
censured by the country for voting for themselves in
addition to its being matter of personal decacy, and
suggested that they Withdraw.
Mr. Gorman the Principal Secretary, named .Hessrs
Morgan of d. and Berry of NJ ellers aud proceeded
o call the roll for the members The following
he result:
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PeFoeeo tue appointment oil committee OF
six-ihree democrats and three whirs 40 comnroU;. h
difficulty.
Mr.. Lsne regretted the inability to compromise He
thought there might without either party Wedding be
conelatoy measure adopted that would terminate the
further effort 10 elect President. He would be will
ling whg should occupy the chair during half the re-
naming session aud democrat the other half.
Mr. Davis said be considered the whie psry ver. mt
responsible for the delay and waste of time they had
no agency 10 Grating the vacancy.
On motion OF Mr.. EdmOnsOn. the Senate adjourned.
ATKINSON
The Scnae assembled, aud again renewed the ballot.
ings for President pro fen. The candidates were ,.o
renewed Messrs Read and Allison taking the place Of
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SENATE.

wKDxEsDar, December, 10Th, ls45.
The Senate assembled
The Senate; on motion, Proceeded TO ballotng for
President pro- TEN. The names of Mr. Logan and Nor:
gan of ID. were re-snnoupeed-
AMI "A 61d
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Mr. Berry Of NJ offered the following resolution
WHEREAS. In consequence Of failure up TO the seven.
tysecond baoting, elect President pro fem for the
Senate, therefore
Res0tred That the Senate WILL the House concurrine
therein, adjourn to morrow morning sine die.
MIR Lane advocated an immediate adjournment; il is
an imposition on the people remain here doing moth
ing The Wings have refused the most reasonable of.
fers of compromise that could consistent with our indie
pendence, be proposed.
Mr. Davis thought the Senator asked far too much
however disposed CRAFTY him and ms friends,
we cannot do II at so great sacrifice We have had
agency In occasonng tins vacancy II done voIun-
tarily by the opposition Does the responsibility
rest with them TO fill il sgans The Senator is
unreasonable TO call upon Us to make such a very
great sacrifice 10 remove evil which they have
created, and which they easily remedy
The reasonable offer the speaks place
several names paper and the person drawn should be
the Speaker species Of gambling accede
We have made more reasonable overture than the
the Senator audes TO. We presented them %
and proposed that they should select from them whoever
they chose; this they treated every fair offer of
promise we made them.
Mr. Chapman of L. thought they succeeding ad-
mirably. They came within of elecng every time
Alter some five six motions successfully 10 adjourn,
the Senate adjourned
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Volume V=%:.:::.:::.==NHmber &c.

Mr.. Thompson moved that the resolution and amend
ment be laid upon the table; which subsequently
Withdrawn when
Mr. Lowe remarked that he ia favor of the amend
men any extra services should be required compensa.
ton could be allowed by resolution.
The amendment then adopted.
The resolution, as amended, was then adopted.
Mr. Hall Of Gibson offered resolution, giving the use
OF the He'll on Tomorrow o'clock, +. M for the
Slate Sabbath Convention.
Objections being raised,
Mo. Hall moved to lay the resolution the table. for
The present. in order give members time for rfeclion
large number of Delegates would be present the Con-
vcnon from different portions of the State. and the Hall
Of the House would he more convenient for the meeting
than any other building
The resolution laid the table.
The House then adjourned.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-12-18

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
SATURDAY. Dec. 6. Is4,
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Mr. Read sad in order to facilitate business he would
propose that committee Of six be appointed, consisting oil
three Wings and three Democrats, in order 10 effect same
compromise there was hope of terminating the cleo
ton without amicable adjustments the suggestion
was not agreed to.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-12-18

MT ChaPman's name was Withdrawn and Mt Logan
nnounred
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The name of Mr. Todd was Withdrawn and Mr. Zenor
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After The result OF the 18th ballot was announced
Davis nominated Mr.. Reyburn.
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The first thing in oider of the day the joint reso-
luton nsuctng our Senator'S and requesting our Repre-
sentatses in Congress vote for the passage Of law to
extend the provisions Of the presumption laws Of The UNI
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LEX r LAiDLEY. Clerk.
NOTICE

CoMMissisNiH's OFricE, June :. 1915.
Inc parties interested IA the matter OF the decree
"h"'" rnhi"ho', ore hereby notified Ihn, ON Wed.
ueS"oV. We s!A LENTH dny of JULY l645 1T
INC once Of Jacob Fi'2l.urh. Attorneys. in Tho
'!y 81 Wheeling IN tho state al Virginia; and there
"'cr at The snme place by ndjpurnmenis from tam.
10 'in" a. shall he found necessary. viii proceed
!" receive 'nrh proper rruufs II the matter referred
10 me hy The aforesaid decree. as may lee produce ed
'''e me nod TO lake aud stat" The ncc"nnis 10.
CURED by sand decree. aud mako lep,,i ,I,er.of IT,
ikc Count.
AND all persons having claims binding The res
niiy Of The snm Israel UpdcrruT decreased, nre
hugh ON ar before W'dncsdaS' uiEnYf heir sad
h'y pi JLLf lS45, The day by me n. r.mn,o,,,,
nA'd l"f Thai pnrp'.e, or they Mil be .e,elas.i
rom oil hcuCfI OF snii dtcrcc, hnd Ihcy are turner
wFic y W raeaalaet ,eIeiliersie l lG,
decree. heir reasonable shares al The expenses of
has suli. EDW ~ FTrZHUGH.
Jun lG l. & r soils for Plf.
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JOHN X BoTsFORD.

JOHN X BOTsFORD.
NO WATER ST, WHEELING.
EYAS Just received from tbe East very
q q large gnl general assortment OF L ouoRs
SCARS, TOBACCO, GRocEaIEs, &C, among which
are
half pipes seisDe,, & DuPeey'S 4h proof
Brandy,
| ar cask old Hennessev do;
half pipe Holland GIN, iavorite brand;
] or casE Port Wine, superior qualiy
l ar do Madeira do, do do
COZ Muscal Wines;
do Claret do first quality;
30 Cherry Cognac, superior quali,U
do Lemon syrup;
do West India Pepper Sauce;
5000 Regalia Segars;
2OOO Imperial Cazadorcs do;
5000 Principe do Isl, 81 aHd ! qualities;
A large quanuty Of half Spanish and Cons
mon do;
90 gross Coi>h'S Matchc,
TOBACCO. large AMI general assortment
Ui The most tdyoiIs bfands;
Mrs Mrlet's fine cot T0baccci
SOAP. Every description and qualify manu-
iaclurcd by + Hyde & Sous, BatmOrej
20 drums Figs;
Several boxes Pine Apple Cheesc;
Together with q general assortment Of Gro-
crries nlI Of The very best qualify, which will
| br sold a. iow as they can be bad west OF the
mouniaine. Ten II
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Y ihGIHIN-oh.c C,tcuu suFefios Court.
v icnc -. 1915.
DECREE FOR ACCOUNT.
lanes Baker.
IS. Z la CLaoce,,
i-iscl pdcgr.G = hejrs &c
ABSTRACT

,,,., =, Ga cl.oc.,y
i-'scl I Pdegr.G shsirs &c
ABSTRACT
! And he Count do,., ihercufon sdjnirc. order
md decree. ihsi this cuu,e tie referred To Edward
/ ~ 4 zh"gh. E,q who IS tct,hy optoihicd n {, m.
Ws'i nor iut lh' purpose. take ~ Il ,in,r an mr.
count OF nc rctsnial ossoi,, - any. which hn,o
come 10 NC h'n-s OF snid plaintiff a. adn,inisra,nr
ct he sa.d lsr1r CItcsrl uf Of any other n,ts,,
10y is order and l, has ,isc; md ~ TIC disr.., .
ord payments thereof If any made bv sid adm ~
s't''or IT, duc touf.e a. Rdu'uisi ration; end u, n a
money ~ pcfsHua effects. IL OH; r.naaIninr in The
~ ''" "'ih'"i-ii''oi;" f col nny petsUn 10y his
Z ""'r or i'r Us use 60 b" ADMINISTERED. of wiih
winch he IS justly rhnrcshi.. making s,id admin.
I 's'''''' nii i1s' allowances Auj nru la take md
slate an ~ count 90 tie qguuii y 'ocntin. and .I.
81 The real es'ntr. Nhith The sad israel ifvc,,,F
was entitled 10 at h, lime Ia, dealt; and OF Tho
annual rn's and p'ufil ilrf,uc And uC iLoanau
dne 10 cmp'anini aud cthct ctrdiiofs The aid
Isroel Cpdo Frnh. decreased. Wins. detis are L,,.
mon ~ bind The odd rcnl estate; nnd Of The e,d.,
no which iiie samo are, respectfully emitted 10 b.
Io", 4" NE any bling deemed pcrfine M hy himself
or sftcialy required hy The TnUies: And ,a'J Cum.
MISSIONER T. ." =" notice II his pr, ccodi,y hv
orsnnnl service -, such cf The pariies ia th,s s,,
as reside IN hc Commonwealth, aud ly rrop.r
l"''i'i''hn a. 10 ihe uhris, ord 10 is ditec CT To
tx p'Icmrt ~ dsy. and give notice thereof Inv
'"''c's'cly .ir some puihc iCwspngcE printed IN
Us county ir nil persons hpving clnims binding
the rcn'iy Of The said I,r,,l Updceraf deceased a.,
come ~ hy the day 81 fixed. nnd prove tho ,r ,aJ
claims; AID such 0i them as shall MOI 80 come in
aud prove their tlsims- shall be excluded itorn nil
Oef ch ~ This decree Ard ie persons So coming IN
10 prove Heir 'lnims, nte. before being admmI,d
'te""ois' 10 depsI' With said commissioner y snni
ieh sum respectively. - pay thcir reasunnh HE share
d 'e expenses ~ bringing and scouting ,Ihis
SUI u he setilod hy sad cummIs,Inncr or th,u
'ilcf"isc' secure the 'nmc la tho salts iaclion of
'atd '"mmissIoreG Ard fnid commissioner ~ t.,
max" r"l"fi viii all convenient speed In order 10
Inal decree. Tesir.
ALEX r LAiDLEY. Clerk.
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VS. q. Es Il n C. ~
INSURANCE.,
III % lShS will he iaken ~ the FIRE a. MARINE
u q INSURANCE COMPANY or WuEEIiN1

/ y
ishS Will he iakcn ~ tho FIRE q hlARiNl
u q INSURANCE COMPANY or wuEEIiNC
Hf me forrest rates OH
buildings OF all kinds stone brlck n, ooict
ahu Their contents:
Steamboats,; factories; mills &c.
Furniture:
And merchandise oiallkinda
ana a2aintta all dangers offending ,hc trtrs
p"',aUoh oil gOOdtOn rivers, lake,, seas canal.
and railroads.
Fer the character 9th, compnnvos ,opr,,,p.
uiude and lIberaily IN the enlistment I'D pa v.
~ ent "i losses -wC beg l"ave Il T,ler Ia ia. r or
chants 81 tins place ard elsewhere VINO have h n 8
he adjustment II claims upon ne eup4
Office on Ma il ST Il. " HARDING; ST.
RETURN PKINII
e He Fine etd Marine la,niDnc, Cown,n,
"a Of Whee'ie g, will r., Urn 10 per CEN on
III rremiUms .Ccered fot risks laktn iron. ibis
ilm- here no los has occurred
!e5 % II W iiARUiNG. SECRETARY.
WESTERN INSURANCE COMPANY
CAPITAL $500 600.
his company. heinE now duly o-gnnized Is
pfeparea Omake Insurance On every des.
c'ipisn of Fire and Marine Risks.such "A I, dwell
Ing touscs, Store ~ ousCs Ncvtth their con
ithts Also, Steam Boats, Fiat hoats and Ec.i
DOTS WIN their To- ned from nnvrort
On IHe ONO ana Nsslssippi riv,rs. ~ their trib-
utaIy streams Application for Insurance TO be
Node Tor the present attnc ulicc OF TIA. Wheel
ing SaNingslns lItutinn
aus Il srCoY sec"y
HErVRN P3FriitNiS.
81 ME WESTERN INSURANCE. Gonna
= ny OF Wheeling will return 10 PEI CEN
on an premiums received Tor risks taken from
ms date, where no loss ElS occurred
Il Mccoy.
Ma-ch ., lrlJ. Sccrs'arv.
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THE NEW AND SPLFNbrD STEAMER
n r. DID
rns N.w AND 1850 srrAmgn

rus Nsw AND srLENDID STEAMER
MAIL,
- looAN, master, viii con
q ~ n ~ unue ~ run through the
Ee,;sl: ..::;Sss.i.5..t Seasyn as a weekly pack,
seif7sZ1 "s---%--<T KY between PIl,bursh aid
Cincinnati; leaving Wheeling cve,y Wedrts
day evening al o o'clock and Cincinnati every
Saturday al 10 A NJ.
This steamer is provided with Evans SAFE.
~ Valves and an ron GOT as protection a.
gninSi explosion and fire
For tre ght or passage apply on board.
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NEW U 5 NJ STEAMER NEW ENGLAND

NEW NJ SFEANER NEW ENGLAND.
FzFEs The new and fast running pas
I.ll,-.k sencer steamer NEW ENG,
2 yIss--...sssss.s;Ss2 LAND, SamRcl Page. com,
$50 >->sal-S" mandcr, Will continue Ia make
,esu'er weekly trip> 10 Cincinnat; leaving
wheeling every Wednesday evening n, 2 ~,
ci9ck'and Cincinnati every Saturday al 10 A NJ.
FOR freight or passage, having Superior ac
Communications, apply on toari.
3Frhe New England v,,s k,,u, -.
Tor tho Cincinnati uale. pui will cJntinue IN
Safety Guard 10 prevent The explosion of hoil>
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