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The foregoing assignments to regiments and com
panies will be regarded temporary arrangement,
necessary for the Of the service vacancies
will be filed according seniority in the particular ar
in conformity with the established rule.
IV.-cAsuALTIEs. Disbdndcd. Il )-Under the 4th Sec
ton of the Of Congress entitled An act respecting
the organization of the army and for other purposes"
general being abolished the President directs. pursuant
thereto that Col Sylvester Churchill the junior nspec
tor general be honerably discharged from the army
designations (3)-Capt. Carlos A. Waite OF the ID in
fanry Assistant Quartermaster only) May ., lS45
Second Lieutenant Grafton D. Hanson sth Infantry June
/, ls45. Second Lieutenant Alexander p. Stewart Sd
Artillery, May 81, l645.
Deaths (3)-Capt Burdett A. Terrett, ls Dragons, at
Fort Scott Mo, March II, lsi5 Capt Alexander John
ston 9th Infantry at Pittsburgh, Pa, June 8, lsi5
Military Storekeeper Marcus c. Buck, Ordnance De-
partment at Washington Arsenal DC, May 7, lSl5
Dismissed (I)-Capt John P. Davis, Sth Infantry, As
sstant Quartermaster, April Is, ls45.
Cashie1ed Q).First Lieut.. Thomas s. J. johnson, 9Th
Infantry May 80, lS45.
5-Thc officers promoted and appointed will join their
proper stations and companies without delay; those
detached service acting under special Instructions
will report by letter the commanding officers of their
respective regiments.
6-The usual leave of absence allowed by the regula
ton is hereby granted to the several graduates at the
expiration Of which (September 30) they will join ther
proper stations and companies
7--Acceptances non-acceptances OF appointments
will be reported to the Adutant General Of the Army
and in Of acceptance the birthplace OF the person
appointed will be stated
Memorandnm.-The of Joseph Smith, Brevet
ID Lieutenant in the 5th regiment Of Infantry having
been changed by the Legislature of the State OF New
Hampshire to Joseph Parker Smith, he will hereafter be
known and recognized in the army accordingly.
The New York herald., 1845-07-13

News FROM EuRorE.-The Britannia, which left
Liverpool on the lth, and the Great Western on the
bth inst, are now on their way hther, and viii be
here about the 18th, Then follows the Hibernia and
Great Britain
The New York herald., 1845-07-13
ing very limited.
QuorarroSs roR UScuRRErr Mos.y;

The rates on tho principal points are reduced to the
lowest rates. and the currency improves In places
wbere Il has been long time much deprecated,
,c. on these points becomes far favorable. Our
ouotstons for Alabama State Bank notes nominsl
and there are very few offering in this market The
laws regulating the liquidation Of the State Bank Of Ala
bama and branches required the payment OF one third
Of demands due the banks within thirty days after the
first June and the demand created for the State Bank
bills for the purpose of paying into the bank has with
drawn them mostly from this market.
The Bank Of Poughkeepsie has declared dividend OF
four and half per for the last six months payable
on the ist Of August
The Dutchess County Bank dividend on the capita
sock Of thirty per cent twenty-five per cent demand
and five per &C n, % the st Of august.
Counterfeit orc hual ~ inI,at notes the South
Western Railroad B9nk hntc oiaac teir appearance In
the South They are said TO De wei executed.
The Supreme Court Of Louisiana has reversed the
Judgment VI the court bslow ~ the case Of Bernard
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United states Circuit Court.-Ehe Clerks
Office ths removed this lay from the
occupied by the Clerk ofhe u s. District Court, portion
Of the apartments Of the United States Marshal the
floor where the docket records and files of the Court will
be hereafter kept.
- Persons desiring searches for judgments, instead ofgv
general notice for searches in the United States Courts
vii please send distinct notices.
Tuesday July 8. 3i5.
All Philadelphia subscriptions tn the
HERALD must be paid TO the AUTHORIZED AGEvrs lie.
ber Co., Ledger Building Third street, Chestnut
rorm73 month, including the Sunday paper; ore5
without delivered free of charge part OF Pha
pha Single copies for ale above, daily at o'clock
Price cents.
The WEEKLY HERALD is also for sale every Saturday morn
agPcs 81 cents 50 delivered in any part OF
Philadelphia, free Of postage.
IL All the new and cheap Publications for sale their
a5lishnent, as soon issued wholesale and retail. ~
gJ With the exception Of one paper the Herald Rad
much perhaps Philadelphia published IN that
city, sfodg valuable medium to advertisers ADVERTISE
handed the at half past o'clock Will appear IN
he Herald next day.
Medical NOtice.--The Advertisements OF tho
New York College Of Medicine and Pharmacy for
Suppression Of Qqaekery in the cure Of all diseases N
hereafter !he fourth Eags and last column OF this
paper. w. ;. KlCHAkDsON, M ID, Agent
Or- and ronsp,rp Rooms ~ The C"'sge o. Nassan It
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NEw SCHOONER AcTlvE.-Ths beautiful new
clipper, just built was tried yesterday, and proved
10 be very fast sailer. Ole Bag, not Ole Bull ia
her skipper.
The New York herald., 1845-07-13

LONG ISLAND RAN RoAp.-The train Tor Boston
and Newport leave ats o'clock in the morning on
and after tomorrow
The New York herald., 1845-07-13

LYNCH LAw.-The last Pensacola Gazette gives
n account of the apprehension OF man Of the
ame OF Avant, and one Of his confederates named
overs, near Apalachicoo. They were subsequently
ken TO Mariana in Jackson county, whore they were
engen on Friday the 26th inst, without the form of
a ana notce was at the time given to four gen.
eheh OF tne oiackleg order that If they were found In
e place after lapse Of ten hours they should share
The New York herald., 1845-07-13

FINAL HEARING. Friday morning there was
final hearing before Recorder Vsux in the case Of N
rldenburg and his brother Peter Fridsnburg charged
with conspring together to cheat and the credit
ors OF the former There not being sucien nj ground,
70 warrant binding the charge of conspirac, .
hat count was dropped and the defendant was ordered
70 ma bail IN TO answer the charge Of violating
tde act OF Assembly which abolshes imprisonment fo5
debt in default thereof he committed He was
so charged with obtaining from Lewis Brown goods 10
he amount Of 81 600 under false pretence Peter
sridenburg discharged there n,o being sufficient
evidence to warrant his binding over-Phifod Chyon
Joturday.
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Police Intelligence.

PoLIcr OrricEThere has been but little business'do-
ing at the Police Office for time pastnot because
there any lack Of rogues and rowdies incsng the
city but for variety of reasons best understood in the
naighborhood OF the Tombs. We hope the objections
will be removed, and everyt thing SO on with its former
smoothness.
Receiring Stolen Gsods.-Another man by the Of
H. Van Staden, corner OF Elm and Duane streets was
arrested charged with receiving stolen goods property
Of Joseph Batten by officers Josephs and Jackson
GamILng.-Jacob Thompson and Richard King were
charged with gambling hogsheads and barrels in Co
fce.house slip.
PETIT Larcsny.-Myer Baner arrested charged with
stealing SO from Patrick Fnnegan 40 Ridge street Com
mted.
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Court Intelligence.


GrsrnAL sEsross.-July i2-Beiore the Recorder
and Aldermen Jackson and Connor-M c. patterson
Esq. District Attorney. for Bursiary.-Joseph
Bradley placed trial. indicted for breaking into
the house of Mrs Holiness 81 Broadway, and stealing
mantle clock The jury returned verdict of grand lar.
ceny The Court sentenced him to the States rson for
hvc years
ComMoS PLEAS, July l2.--Before full Bench.--DE.
cIsIors-Rdnsum Parker VS.. jams L. Parsheii-Judg-
ment for plaintiff on demurrer Defendant may amend
payment of costs.
.dmss ct al, rs. Wait ct ai-verdict confirmed with
costs
Woods IS. Nash-Order confirmed without costs,
Marks u.s. Ramus-On appeal, order affirmed, except. M
ing as to disbursements the not being spccheo o
account.
Merritt ads. Lynch-verdict confirmed with ooss'
U. $. CIRCUIT CouRr, July l2.-Smith u.s. E,pcxson;
The Jury in this case did not agree, ana were ois
charged
Cmour covnr July Ia--Judge Edmonds announe no 90
Ia Court this morning that he had ieccivea an oiue
from the Judges OF Supreme Court, 70 hoiu IourS
during the month of august IN the countes OF omp
kins Tioga and Chsnsngo, whore the onice Of Judge
IrJos said that therefore he should be obliged to
ming hs present Circuit Court TO close next week.
md as the ensuing week would be appropriated TO sr
mnsI business should try no more civil causes dur.
Ing this Court
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Who was in doleful dumps,
For when his legs were smitten of
He fought upon the stunps.

All those who feel the benevolent desire of pre-
venting phlebotomy, will do well to be the look
out this morning for any suspicious looking caval-
cade, coaches in hurry or knots Of distracted and
hurried looking pedestrians treading for the Ho-
boken Ferry. Shall we 90 on! No!
The New York herald., 1845-07-13

STATE or THE SEAsos.-According to all accounts
yesterday was the hottest day of the season. The
mercury, in the shade, and in the coolies, place
an the city, run up TO 94S, and there stood for .
while, just TO try the metre Of the people Appended
is comparative exhibit Of the thermometer fol
several wears =
The New York herald., 1845-07-13

Hon. John Iceland, OF Amherst, Massachusetts
has given $1,000 to the American Board of Foreign Mis-
sions.
Two thousand three hundred carriages visited the
Greenwood Cemetery lat month.
Virginia and Tennessee contain over fity-eIght
thousand persons over twenty-one years Of age who
cannot read and write.
EXHIBITION or THE DRAGooNs-We have area-
dy noticed the progress made by the Dragons un-
der the command of Col Kearney which left Fort Lea
yenworth on the 18th of May for the Rocky Mountains
We have now advices from them to the 4h Of June in
camp the forks Of the Platte. They consist OF ve
companies amounting in the aggregate to $50 men, So
far they had met with Interruptions On the oath o
A'ay they fell in with the Oregon trail and after that
passed every day some party Of emigrants moving to-
wards Oregon and California with their families and
docks and herds resembling the movement of the sra
elites through the wilderness The Dragons sent back
from the forks of the Platte two wagons, which had
hauled provisions that far for them and gave them drec
tons to disnter the remains of the late Mr. James
Marshall OF this city aud take them to Fort Leavnwoh
subject to the further directions Of his family: Mr.
was buried last ear near Of the branches Of the
Blue River whilst his way TO the mountains for the
recovery Of his health.
Oregon trail to the South Pass in the Mountains in
order to make that road safe to the emgrants They
longer apprehend dicultiss with the Indians having
such armed party on the road with themselves
The women and children arc particularly grstided
further understood that the Dragons after going
TO the South Pass will return TO Fort Laramie, the
pattc-from that point cross to Bcnts Fort on the
Arkansas and return to Fort LeavenwoIth the santa
re trail thus sordng protection to the traders to that
country II is expected that the Dragons will
plsh this duty by the last OF September.
We also learn, that two companies Of Dragons
march the st Peters Traverse thencc 10 the
North Red RvervsitiDg the Sioux and their country
me settlements In Canada coming Into their country,
querelling with thom and killing their Buffalo Tho
pragoons will put stop TO such incursions.
We are glad to the Dragons thus useully employ.
cd II Is by such service that they will recommand them
selves to the country, and the ends for which
those regiments were rai'sd.-& st. Louie Rap. Juiys,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-15
EXCHANGE HOTEL,

EXCHANGE PLACE. BALTIMORE.
ME subscriber respectfully announces to HE
Il. friends and Tho public. that Le has purchased
MeERASrUS COLEMAN'S interest. and become
sol 70 ssee OF the above Establishment.
The Hotel is located convenient TO oil The PRIN-
ClPAL STEAMBOAT LANDINGS N RAIL
ROAD DEPOrS. and ofcr every injucemcnt for
comfort. The Rooms are large md airy, and fur.
nished in a style no, surpassed by any similar ss-
Establishment in the United States.
From The experience The Proprietor has Had in
the management Of n FIRST CASS HOTEL. hs'
h'iiers himself that every department Of The esfnh--
lishment will he conducted in a siyle TO please those
who mny fnvor HIM with q call.
dec 5-tw JOHN WEST
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-15
ROPES, ROPES.

u nhno ana Tor sale n general assortment, OF
~ Cordage, consisting in part as follows;
White lard and Manila Ropes Of all sizes
1000 lbs Packing Yarn
1000 " Onkum
500 " Broom wine warron,sd rood
Also Lines aud Twines Of eve,v v,sio,o ..
oil OF which will be sold as cheap as can bs nn,'
chased in This city or Pnisbnrgh. y"
fIaS. BeeswoT, Ginseng, Corn Broons. oo,, and
Csfn 'nken 10 exchange at Wheeling Market n,cs
lor C"rdage. at The old stand formerly occup;sd no
barge a HOge, No 1 Water street.
"c' CHARLES N REpRv
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-15
JOHN WEST
UNITED STATES HOTEL

NedF Me NdHT0dd Dtpof, CUMBERLAND, MD
TIME Proprietor re pectfully iaforms his
friends and the public, that he has taken.
this SPLENDID NEW HOTEL, which no now
con fdcntly offers to the patronage of the put lo
dis n place of both ELEGANT and .C0MFOR-
TABLE ENTERTAINMENT Tho Parlors
and chamber have bscn tastefnlIy htted up
with entire netr Furniture and BEDDING, with
a view TO the casa, comfort and conven fence OF
his guests especially Of ladies and families.
The department OF the Larder Is equally wei
ordered. In fact ..lere is, through every DEPART
ment of the establishments. an air Of %neatness
n nd elegance that cannot failto please all who
may favor him with q call. A COW TON.
may 81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-15
JOHN X

eosHN !" ST OnIs
NO 20, WATER ST, WHEELING.
AS just received from the East a ysfv
Nh large aol general assortment OF Llouons.
SCARS, TOBACCO, GROCERIES, &c, among which
are
half pipes seigDeu g. Dupeey's 4th proof
Brandy;
y GaSk orc tiennessey doj,
or casI Port Wine, superior quality;
ar do Madeira do, do do;
COZ Muscat Wines;
. do Claret do first quality:
. do Cherry Cognao, superior quality.
8 do Lemon Syrup; ~
DO West India Pepper Sauce;
5000 Regalia Segars;
1000 Imperial Cazadores do:
l5OOO Principe do, lsl, I'd and 81 ouaIa;..
a large quantity Of half Spanish and c.
mon do; +" SoniN
= gross Golsh's Matches;
iobhCCO; a large and general assor,ms,,
oi The most ~favoriie brandt:
MIS- Millef's fine cut Tobacco.
oohf' Every description and oual;,v No..
on isclured by F Hyde & Sons, Bslumots.
several boxes Pine Ample Cheese:
iogelhei WIN a seDeral assortment nj a.
ceres all OF The very best q%uaIiry. uhich Iii
oe sold as low as they can be bad west Of In
feb IL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-15
GLUE AND GLASS pApEp

~ o. iOkNBROOK, manufactures and
-. Is constantly prepared to snrply all nr'
uerS I0t Glue u Glass Paper Of suprriop on ~
.y wnicn viii be furnished TO dealers n, I ron
~ sn, - as 'ow a rate as tney can porc5sse
M AZ OIotrS left Al The Warsbonss
promptly supplied. 70 ""ce VIII be
Feb. ~, 1915.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-15
WESTERN INSURANCE COMPANY
CAPITAL $500 OO0
COLUMBUS, (Ol INSURANCE COM
PtNY

AGENCY FOR WHEELNG
II X LIST. AT Shriver g. Sielle's Warehouse
-, 49, Wa'er street.
ENHEf will rekc risks on Buildings Of IL
q kinds: ;"
Steamboats, and Csrgoes, Factories, Mills
keelboats, Fla,bosts and Carcass So aa;n,
loss "I damage by fire, or The dangers and ner;Is
OF The seas, lakes or rivers, on very favorable
terms.
RETURN PREMIUMS.
, Iheir agents are author .zcd to make the fol
loving terms with their customers:
any person insuIing a single risk by which
no loss 10 The company is sustained, shall re-
ce've a return on application to the agent, of
~ per cent on the amount paid. On nett gross
premium paid each year, amounting 10 $500
or over, l2l = per ce.t on do; amountinp IN
$4,000 OF over, 10 per ce0I. ian ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-15
REMOVAL.
FRENCH DYElNG ESTABLISHMENT IN
WHEELING

:. G,LOHLEIN, French Dyer, on the other
SIDE OF The bridge, South Wheeling, second
dooI rom d + Kelley's Store, returns his gratis.
iuI Inanks TO his friends and customers, for their
iorner iarors,, and respectfully informs them
lhat ne has added TO his stablishmen import.
ant ana ~ france, newly discovered improve
them. """" "J"''nR
He leels perftctlyconfdentto give eyery sa,i,
Of q liberal patronage. uncs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-15
ROPES. ROPES

Hh subscriber has removed his Cord,gc
NJ otots' to The stand formerly cccnpied Sve
s, !, 9, 1ogo as Hat Store. Hovmga large
OF every description, which will be sold low t,
Casn or %bdrteTed for Beeswax, Ginseno or Eia,oI
S.cu, az casn prices The public are resnectG,1i
ing elsewhere. CHARLIE : III 70 pPnIcnas-
aug 2--iy Hal or % DhitN1.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-15
wRIGmT's INDIAN VEGETABLE
II ILLS S.
OF THE NORTH AMERICAN COLLEGE o,
HEALTH.

NJ MEDICINE HAS ever been intro.
'duced to the American Public, whose vir-
sail acknowledged than the above named
WRiGHr'S INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS.
10 descant upon their merits. n: this .ate day,
you'd seem to be wholly unnecess airy, as verv
unacquainted with the real excellence Of the
medicine. But If further proof were wanting to
esiaoiish me cIeoit, OF this singular remedy, il
might be found in The fact that no medicine in
the country has hcen so
sIiAMELESsL.Y CoUNTERFEITED.
Ignorant and nnprincipled men have at various
places, manufactured 4 Spurious pill; and i'm or.
der more completely to deceive The public have
,naoS IL IL outward appearance to resemble the
pass OIL their " )rthl ess ira sh, but for the assis.
rance OF certain misguided storekeepers, who
because they can purchase the spurious article
Hnns!rous sys,em cfimposltion and crime.
Inc patrons OF the above excellent Pills, will
therefore be on their guard against everv kind of
IN Wheeling is JAMES MELLOR, 2s Union ST.
me loiIowinRi ighly respectable store keepers
WR SHsh fSsG lNpIa sse TEG isE !a ei sale e Si
Chas G Johns m, Monongabela, Wash. co, Pa.
nlIlngham & Johnson, Eldersville, do.
WWIona,h "nf1, Pers, do.
4 Kerr & CO. Cross creek do.
Walter Boyle, Hickory DO.
Jas ~ Meier; e U%ion 5; Wheeling, Ohio co. Va.
J'6o sr SS1d'p Ws' TIIbiadelPhia DO.
80 80 bIOOht COUNTY va.
William Brown, Holidays cove do.
X lngraham e. Co. Waynesburgh Greene co Pa,
Hunnel d Parkinson, jefferson do.
a Jones, Carmichael town do
Samuel Hig2enbotham, Green's urph do.
r A ~ w Meztuzat, Mapleton do.
JoSn Patterson, Pntterson's Mills Wash co Pm.
William Mercer, Florence do
kobi MAReal, Raccson p o. do.
LOWS Freeman. Bellville do.
, Chlckcring e. Co. Canonsburoh do.
Hart q Hopkins, Centreville do.
John ID Chambers, Washington do.
Bryant Craven & Co, West Alexandna do
r a. Craycroff, CIaysviIle do
Isaac v Davis, Morganviile do.
Geo X. Kenna, Hillsborough do
'o"" "1,su, m,i,sooIouah do.
The only setenlv against imposi,ions ia n
purchase. from ID. regular advertised agents
and in all cases be particular to ask for WY;oh,iss
Indian Vegetable Pills. ''b"'o
Once devoted exclusively 10 tho .,Ie of ,L.
Philadelphia. Nacc s''
none are genuine excen,
"rghrs lndiaH Vegetable Pills. '
Jun4 " WILLIAM WRIGHT.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-15
FOREIGN COLLECTIONS
TAYLOR & MASON.
ATTORNEYS AT Law

FOREIGN COLLECTIONS.
J. w. TAYLOR ~
TAYLOR & MASON.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
ST. LouIs. Mo, Office No. 94I Main Street
SPEClAL ATTENTION will be given to ,be
- coleciion OF demands. The payment Of LAID
Taxes, and tho investigation Of Land Titles tb,ou,h.
out the STATES Of Missouri and Illinois, and tho
Territory Of Iowa
REFER To:--
Clarke, Dorsey Il Co.
James s Wheat. ESQ. VA,.I,o T.,
Charles ID Knox a. Son.
Cope. Todhunter e. Co.
Hon o r Johnson, fhuddeiPha-
John ID Davis. Pittsburgh.
ii N Davis e. Co. st Louis.
Galbraith & Greenfield, Nev Orlean,
may ID
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-15

% CASKS MADDEN
- SO Bags Pepper
20 do Plmentos
is Bbls Alum
so boxes Bunch Raisios
2 bales 5 = Almonds
cases brimstone
cask Blue Vitriol
2 barrels [ loves
2oo Mats Cassia
20 boxes Chocolate
cask Chalk
barrel Camphor
10 barrels CaNwood
80 do Clipped lockwood #E
barrel Cream Tartar
8 barrels Ground Ginger
ceroons Indigo
cask Lamp Black
2 cases Liquo.ice Ball
25 kege Mustard
l.2 barrel M tmegs
so barrels Loaf Sugars.
All just received and f.. sale BY
Jun CRANGLE e. YS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-15
CAUTION TO l.

LET ALL THE WORLD TAKE NOTICE
AND BE AREFULN NOT TO THE
(SuGAR COATED)IMPROVED INDIAN
VEGETABLE PILLS, unless EVERY pox
has on 1t The written signature OF The orr,
ginal inventor and patentee,
g BENJAMIN SMITH, NJ d
These pleasant Pills possess powers 10 open
ALL the natural drains OF the system viz: The
LUNGS, kIDNE VS., SKIN d. BOWELS-
hitherto UNKNOWN in The practice Of medicine;
AMI SO complete has been their triumph over
all other medicines, that many have been led
to suppose they contain some powerful mineral.
but upon examination by Drs Chiffon, Ran,
dolph, Huntington and others, this supposition
is at once proved 10 be giouudltSs.
Sold IN New York. at the principal Of6re
tI9 Greenwich street, also by Rush.on & Co
Broadway, corner o: 18th street.
Pamphlets 10 be had OF agents gralis.
N B.-Persons will also notice on he ton Ia.
ed print. ""s
The genuine may also be bought with safety
al DI Guion'S, corner OF BJweIy and Grand
street, aud Mrs Hays, l39 Fulton stieei, Brook.
yn and at respectable stores throughout the
United States. "e
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-15

Sn0 BAGS RIO COFFEE;
CVO 90 do Java DO
25 Bags Pepper;
90 do Pimenio;
80 Chests Young Hyson Tea;
10 do Gun Powder DO
l Cask Carrots Scotch Snuff
40 Bills Alum;
4 Casks EPSON Salts.
q do Sa,nraius;
l do Boston Syrup;
do Maddef;
200 do Liquorice Ball:
4o Boxes IS. 5s. l2s. 10 and pound LumnS
Tobacco Of superior qualities
Ito Lady's Twist Tobacco:
2300 do Brnzier's and Shesling Copper
200 do Cinnamon;
Ceroon's s + Indigo.
6 Bbls Copperas;
% Boxes M X Raisins;
a Bbls Ground Ginger;
40 do Crushed Sugar;
8 do Pulverized Do
l do Cloves;
do Nutmeg;
10 Boxes Chocolate;
10 do yariegaied Ssat.,
Bale Bordeaux Almands;
1000 do Cotton Yarns, Nos S ia Ina, a..
e' s"s Tor 'a'ooy WIN FLEMING.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-15
SUGAR COATED PILLS VS. DISEASE
MORE EVIDENCE

.OaNS tbEINOEs
X BILL, Of the firm of GIrIcy a. um
IVh l60 Broadway, says the Sugar Coa,ed
Indian Vegetable Pills are superior TO anv he
has eyer taken. His wife has found tbem do
Lis htful and eficacious.
MISS DOUGLASS, corner Walker and Indian
Stisels, has been cured Of pain IN The hssG
ing, by them Pills. ~ """o'
MRs sImoNs. Of 30 Henry street; cured of
pains and cramps. Of eight years Standing
Ma ATKINS, of 263 Greenwich stree, cn,ed
OF dyspepsia, Of seven years standing.
Ma CaRLooK's daughter, s Staple street. chr.
cd OF Worms in their worst form.
REV Ma BURNETT, Of Brooklyn, cured of Iii.
iouS complaints, weakness, &c.
We need not add more. Evidence ceoxL
upon us from all quarters. No Pills ever 49,
accomplishedso much, wnh so little t,onhio w.
disagfeeablcness. as ID Smiths Sugar Coo,eIdV,
improved Indian Vegetable Pills Sold
Guion'S corner BOwery and Grand SIS. pSS,u ~
corner OF Beekman and William strss,s "Ip,PS
reitT 20 ilad on 81 Mrs Hays li0 Putin :,
Brooklyn; and 2O3 G~rsenwieh street tFuw"n 81
are N'Eha'