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 dfsss' s s6 square, , Si
 
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 lar. will be charged as advertise |Lisytnsnt iitpl required in advance. :. ...... 7. have, have no regular dealings until paie |....,,.,ts must be marked with the mum ssiDi ssi 5esired, otherwise they will be con. ols saS5 S'j and charged accordingly. :. ,S1r sag,- of the paper, l21 cents. ., |rar, l nSst Il be post-paid, or they will not re. .4;on
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New Sfafiaranr1,.

EUST received and for sale at the Bookstore in J Ashlcy's row, fresh supply of Stationary, coni ssting of fine Cap X Letter Paper, Note Paper, Folio Post, Medium and Drawing Papcr:--also, P6unee in vlols India Rubber, Sealing Wax, Qas, Steel Pens of every descriptlon small Waters, Notariai Waters, Sand, Sand Boxes lnkstands, Penknives. Folders, black, red and blue Ink, Erasers. Blauk Books red Tape, Slate Pencils Sc &c all of which will be sold at the lowest prices for cash.
 Also-For sale Campbell and Rce's Debate, Ar kansas Reports Arkansas Form Book and variety of other Books.
 Little Rock, November {. lsll-s
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'srNanss 60 EElE'c.

], %iTr ris, the balance of the year, two wo- ! To,l TooI,llSerrvant; all more or less acquainted
 s,e 4N-ior further particulars enquire - aprll 23 lS4l. 32-tf.
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I'D ECEIVED,-50 cases of Boots and Shoes, of Ia superior quality and finish, which can be sol' cheaper than the cheapest, by
 LYMAN MITCHELL. April l2, 1915. 3l-tf
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,, Hides, peltries of all kinds, Beeswax
 ''a' at the highest cash market price L,O. II. MITCHELL.
 OH l3-tf
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THE FAMILY NEWSPAPER.

THE PHILADELPHIA SATURDAY COUR- FER
 F'th hs largest Subscription List in Me T'orld!!i
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Books! Es0Osls!!,

EUsT received, per steamboat Paragon, gdnera ,B assortment of SCHOOL BOOKS of every de scrption. Also, Cap and Letter Paper, Quills Steel Pens, Ink Stands, States, &c &e.
 II. W. ALDRICU
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HsHgNNIE,ENG HsAEBEaas

dA H D N SE k 7a " hIAe. ID EGEIVED on consignment and for sale at cos GN and freight.
 v bundles Printing Paper assorted sizes, also boxes Oranges,
 , Lemons,
 OFFICER & SMITH. March ,, 1915. 2j-f
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HIATT X co. Cotton Factors, and r commission and Forwarding Mer- .anp street, New Orleans.
 a .e, JACOB BRAKEMAN. s.E.BELKNAP. Vm, lS44. S-lyr
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E@'-Five dollars per annum; three dol
 nOnths, and two dollars for three months. [anb.-For each square of 100 words or aseTtlon, one dollar. For each subse- foon, fifty cents.
 [en of fifty per cent. will be made upon Easements, with the privilege of renew E' quarterly.
 ol estimating advertisements ny the 'o,dS Instead of the number of lines in a IFeerred, as it will enable the advertiser @eItaln in advance the amount 10 be w. D. MILLER, l. w. H. CUSHNEY E@' Texas, Nov. l2, 1911.
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 D ECEIVED on consignment, and for sale, G0 250 bushels Cern, 10 bbs. Whiskey.
 OFFICER & SMITH March 2Gth 1915. 2S-tf
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Au <z~az
Arkansas Eor.,, Hook

- (PKICE REDUCED TO Sl 50. WlS work is the production of ALBERT Ptgp,
 Il Esq, Counsellor at Law and contains all the necessary forms of process, proceedings and docket entres, for Justices of the Peace. with forms for Ionstables, Coroners, and Sheriffs, and copious collection ot forms of Deeds Conveyances, Sec, with an appendix containing q summary of the prn- of the Peace
 Great care and labor have been bestowed in fhe compilation and preparation of thls work, 10 make it useful not only to civil officers but to citizens in every department of life. and it s hoped that the a thor has accomplished that desirable object,
 The price of this useful work has been reduced to Sl 50. For sale by the undersigned, who will fill orders faccompaaied bg Hc cashand not oiter1ciseJ from any part of Inc State
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Tf HsEs- AEsE2, nF every description, such as Collins warranted Nb cast-secl axes, drawing knives augurs, files, knives and forks, coffee mills, &c., at
 LYMAN MITCHELL s. April p, 1915. 3l -tf
 EEsO.V. 1s'c. O0O LBS. round and square bar iron. OVO 700 lbs horse shoe do Sa0 lbs. slab iron; 700 band do 300 lbs. spring steel 90 plough wings, bbl. saaratns; B bbls. superfne flour, 10 boxes cheese; boxes mould candles, 26 boxes No soap; 20 bbls. apples, 2S boxes window glass 10 bags coffee Received and for sale by
 VIM. B. WAIT. Little Rock. Jan. 8, ISIJ. l2-tf e3HSDGEG g1Eg Yy-gE AERH1. \ FIRST rate assortment, consisting of PAINT "A ED TEAS, PLATES, DISHES, PITCHERS BOWLS, Sc. Re.
 On hand and for sale cheap at
 LYMAN MITCHEBL'S, April l2, 1915 3l-tf Mdn st.
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r,' JOB EE'O R "A

tc6, al this Office with neatness and
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.gtgst Received,

TbER different arrivals l2 bbIs. Sugar, l6 bags Coffee,
 bbls Maekerel No, |. IS boxes Soap,
 bbls. Rice, boXns Goshen Cheese alsJ
 bhs. of Molases
 l0 sacks Salt on hand Besides the above articles, we have full assortment of Groceries also Boots, Shoes, Clothing and Do- nestle Gooda, Sc. All of which we will sell low for cash. GEORGE & BROTHERS
 HHe head of Ipatcr stteef, Loirer Laading Little Rock. Dec IS. lS4i. Ii-tf
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A 0HIVV WItI1 HtdtIItos dIIU
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"Arthur's Magazine" will contain Is pages E O, reading matter, the same quantity that IS gwen py the three dollar Magazines and give two steei ei,, S2 co per annum.
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B. B.. MINOR, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR, ASSISTED
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VIM. l.. WOODRUFF. Little Rock, March i9, lsIj 27-tf. University of' tEae State Oi' Missouri.

S4hbf.9s pODN tOON !.
 Endowment, SEGO.OOO. W July.
 ginning.
 lst on the Sd Monday of September,
 gnu lst January, Board including room, fuel, lights, washing ac., in pfLyate families, from $ 10 ts2 per week
 Communications addressed to Professors F.. II. LeilIngwell, w. N. Hudson k. S 1 homas, Geo C' Pratt, or to the undersigned will receive imlne- diate attention. JOHN II. LATHORp August :, lSil47-lv F5esr Dissoiution oa' C0-Eoartnersi,ip. VNHE co-partnership heretofore existing between -a the undersigned, nnder the name and firm of PRATT BGGGS,-is this day dissolved by mutual consent. George Boggs is authorized to collect the debts due the fra. JOHN c. PRATT, GEORGE BOGGS. Sent Ist I9ii-2-ff
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-18
STRANGE oRIGlNS.-An exchange pa

STRANGE ORIGlNS.-An exchange pa
per, under this title, publishes the following;
"Moscs was a shepherds Noah farmer;
Coniiciusa carpenter; Mahomet an ass-driver;
Mehemet Ali barber; the actual Emperor
of Morocco, a picture dealer; Bernadotte,
surgeon in the garrison Martinique, at the time
of the Invasion of the English; Madame Ber-
nadotte, a washerwoihan OF Paris; Napoleon,
who descended froman obscure Corsican fam
lily, was only major when he espoused jose
phine, daughter of Tobacco merchant, creole
of Martinique; franklin was a,pri1ter; Presi-
dent Boyer, a mrilatto barber, President Tyler,
militia captain; Oliver Cromwell, a brewer
President Polk, a taverG-keepef; the step
fatherof Isabella, Queer of Spain. the lnttan,l
OF Christians, and the bfotber-in-law of the
King Of Naples, was Natter ina coffee house;
General Esparteto was sextor; Ming Chris
tophe of Hayti, was a slave of ST. Kit; the
present President Of Hayti was alsoa slave;
Bolivaf au Gpothecary; Gen; Paaz, COW
driver; Vasco de Cana, SAILOR; Columbus. a
sailor Louis Philippe schooimas,cr. IN
Switzerland, at Boston, and at Havana; Cath
arinc, Empress of Russia, girl attached To a
regiment; the present Governor of Madeira, a
tailor; the Minister OF Finances of Portugal, a
Wine merchant.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-18

Q1s- Since we made some slight remark APP
pended to an article upon the subject of the
Lake Superior Copper Mines, from New
York paper, several persons have inquired OF
us concerning them. To all interested, we
now say, do not touch the stock or embark in
the business There is some copper on the
shores of Lake Superior, but there has never
been vein worked or discovered either by
profit. The company has not yet obtained
three thousand dollars worth OF copper, and
representations to the contrary are false and
intended to deceive.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-18
LOOK TO YouR INTEREs

DRh -GOODS CHEAPER THAN EV l
obNsToN a BERRYHILL. have jusir e y
- Ell most beautiful and well selected ST.
Fancy aud Staple Dry Goods. all Of " hch they
sell al such prices rs canno, fail TO please the
ccommlc"i Our stock consists in part Of the TOLL
ing at,icles. namely.
FOR LADIES' DRESSES-Aierinoc.. Alpaco
Cashmere Dc LANES. Mousl,n de Laines. Fancy an,
pam Silks aud Saiins, B,nbaxincs. Cipshems
Cal'coes and Shswls of every description. p,ice
ond qusy Ais' Ladies' Cravats OF the lates NJ s,vt.
FOR GENTLEAiEN---Clo,hs. Cas.,,uerc.. SAT.
i,neos. V"sinc irish Linen. Shifting. Craya,s.
Glove. and Collars. Hosiery of oil kinds; D,mes,,cs
IN accordance. with several cases Of Blankets of ali
s'zes' fianneh OF every qualify. width and price.
Gents Lambs Wool. Silk and M erno Shin. AMI
drawers; Chillren's Fine Merino Shjr,s
FAKE NOTICING hive always on ON, ,ec.
ohd fOor The largest and hes, selected stock Of
=. CAEPETING
Wesi OF The Mountains. some Of which are of ,bs
lnies' impora lion. We invite the rnbIic eenc,.IIv
to give us call. as we ha 70 not The lcos, doubt
but That We can save Them the trouble Of looking
etewIufc Tor Cheap Goods
BONNEfS. BoSNErs BonpesS Arf;61i,f FIor.,.
WORD TO THE MATTERS we have ;u,s
icee'yed full assonthehi OF Purs and Trimmings.
Fur. Glazed and Clo'h Cars. by the Wholesale.
~ "ofd To ,he Wise is sufficient Call nj
| JOHNSTON & BERRYnII.f,s.
sep u No 1871 Matt 81. Wheeling:
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-18

To aid, too, in rousing the Legis-
laturc To a full contemplation of our wants
and to the adoption of some system worthy OF
Virginia. Ii a Convention is assembled, we
hope it will b. composed OF men able and will
ling To assist in the regeneration OF the State;
not the drones OF the hive-bu, the laborious
the thinking, acting, energetic men. who know
that when they have the WILL there is always
a way To accomplish good and wise underia.
kings. let the people manifest tC the Legis
laturc tliat they are IN earnest, and the Legis
laturc will be in earnest too. Then we shall
have actions, instead of wor,ls-Aactions wor
thy the hw-givess of State, whosc star wa,
once in the ascendant, and though now par
TALLY obscured is destined. we hope, to shine
again with renovated splendor.
SEORGE w MUNFORD,
WIN ii MCFARLAND,
THO'S NELSON, NJ ID.
CHARLES y OSBORNE,
PETER V DANIEL,
HENRY BROOKE,
X L DANIEL,
JAMES + HEATH,
THOMAS II ELLIS,
BENZ b MINOR.
GUSrAVUSA MYERS,
RICHARD Il GUOCH,
a COWARDlNe
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-18

We may as well take a lesson from our
enemies. The Philadelphia North American
says:
The Board Of Trade Of Pittsburgh is increas-
ing IN strength and efficiency, and exercises u
salutary influence in the promotion of the in.
terests of that community. The Chronicle of
the 81 instant says OF it
We consider the Board of Trade as the most
important association in our city. Its name
indicates ITS character. 1t is acommercial in
stitutlon, or, perhaps that term narrows its
operations. Manufactures, as well as trade
and commerce, receive share ofitsattentions.
Ii ~ rather a busine S. association, intended TO
promote alt the industrial interests of our CITY,
and citizens. Its effects may be seen not only
III It's regulations of commerce and its influence
upon all the various branches of industry
carried on by our citizens, but in its general
oversight OF the interests of our city.
Ii sent delegation of its ablest nfcmbers TO
the Western Convention at Memphis. il
sent delegation of our most Influential citil
Gems to the meeting of the stockholders of the
Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road Company. II
has appointed committees to watch over the
railroad question now pending in our State.
10 the Board OF i rade are our citizens much
indebted for the manner ia which their inte-
rests have been more cared for.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-18

RIOT IN MONTREAL.-Rcv Mr.. Burns.
a preacher to- scamen, and an Orangeman hav-
ing given offence To the canallers by foolish
remarks respecting lrislImen and Catholics re-
ceived note telling him not to preach AGAIN
by advice of the Mayor he left thc CITY AUG
30. The Orangemen determined hc should
preach, and issued the following notice from
Orange lodges
Cd. +. S.-Dolphin! Sir and Brother,-
You are requested TO attend Divine Service tn
be held at the Wharf on Sabbath next. at -
o'clock, then and there be prepared TO defend
your Religion, against the repeated attacks
made by band oil low, mean Cavaliers.
By order of Tug CApru0
c. IL will be advisable to keep any wcan.
ON OF defence you may have concealed. until
the signal Is given by the captain
The notice was printed ia red ink. and
meant blood. The Mayor had strong force
OF policemen on the ground.
At o'clock in the afternoon ofSmday il *
estimated that 10000 persons were present
composed Of both parties. The Mayor finding
the police unable to keep them from fghtinr
called ont the military, who appeared ON tic
ground with ball aud cartridge. This had the
desired effect, and after a little skirnisbino
WIN hsiIcuils, several were arrested and Gave
pail to appcarat court On SEARCHING t6e,,
one had pistol loaded TO the null. several
had long knives and dirks, and Others londcJ
canes, &c.--Puis. 1riCt-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-18
DatIg G6a1rRS.
THURSDAY. SEPT. rs, Isa5.

OcgIt is with very serious regret tina, we
ever dissppoint lady but we are compelled,
by necessary rul., long established, to de
cline making use of the production OF our
tair correspondent, relative to incidents in
private circles. There is often too much OF
truth in such descriptions, albeit the press is
not the proper arena for remarks that belong
to the tea table or may be freely discussed i'll
the private circle
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-18

A new street scaping machine, drawn by
two horses, was exhibited in New York last
week. It's operation is described as perfectly
successful, and attended with little expense
either of time or money; its construction is
very simple and not liable to get out of order.
1t is simply circular brush of some five feet
i'll diameter, and about four and "a half feet
wide. The teeth of the brush are made OF
hickory splints, which are both cheap and du-
rablc. The brush is mounted on a single pair
of wheels to which ii is gcarcd, so that the re
volution OF the wheels moves the brush which
takes the dirt nicely from the streets TO an
endless band, which conveys ii into a cart, TO
which the sweeper is attached. 1t can he at
tachcd to any ordinary cart. Its operation is
equally good on the wet or dry parts of the
street, anda moderately bad pavement makes
no great difference in the work.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-18

United States! But let us make such peace
es we uisy To- able To preserve. let rs not
wrdpu m the articles of tho treaty, the fatal
torch that may be destined to consume 1t"
The simple meaning of this is that our adj
ministration is determined to kick Mexico in
TO war. They expect triumph from her
weakness, plumber from her ill-deiended
wealth. War with England THEY DARE NOT
PROVOKE. even tn saw Oregon which Is right
fully ours. But war with miserable"
=" braggart.' brawling," impuient" and
impotent n>ighbor, involving no danger but
To the few thousands oi human beings whose
blood must fo'C--this is a war which addresses
i'self to the cowarely cupidity of braggart
administration. Fer ours Ives, we believe
that il Mexico should make war upon us we
may with justice and honor defend ourselves {;
but, knowing her weakness, i, is cowordly in
this "young giant of the United States" to
trample upon her for the purpose ofprovoking
bloodshcd and war. And even feeble as she
is. this talk of criermiHoting eight millions
of people or holding their existence in the gift
of our maSnanimity is only on par with
Arista's gasconadc. The following conclu.
ding sentence of the Union is a ring of the
same sounding brass a boast unworthy of a
courageous and really powerful republic and,
considering in whose hands are the issues of
battle, idly prcsumptuous:
"li, however, She be 80 infatuated as to send
her miserable troops into Tcxas-T cruS,
uhoSe boundary is The Rio Grdndc- then we
tell Herrera and his cabinet, Arista and his
soldiers, they will CURSE THE DAY on which
they provoked the vengeance of the United
States
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-18
VERY FAIR EXCUSE -pu,cJ

VERY FAIR EXCUSE.-Punch saws of
some cloudy weather, we have been assured
on the best authority, that the absence Of the
sun is attributable solely to the fact, that since
he has acquired so much fame by his protoge-
mic pictures, he has been keeping out of the
way Tor fear he should be made President of
the ROYAL Academy.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-18

~ VIE CorrAGE FEMALE sCHooLG.Th.
u summer term IL this school viii clbse ON
FRIDAY The i9'h inst. There will 20 an eismika>
ion Of the pupils on that day. which tho pvrsni.
d friends are invited To ate nd
nm The Winter Term will commence on Monday
20lh OF October.
Tuition from six 10 eight dollars per Quarter.
bonrlers--S70 E,t the W,nier term Of five montbs--
sepl7 81 JAS w NrKENNAN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-18

INDECENT HASTE.-Chief Justice Story
died on "Wednesday. On Saturday, before he
was cold in his grave, some friends of Marcus
Morton, held public meeting at Lowell
Massachusetts,, and recommended him for the
vacancy that death had SO lately created. To
us this indecent scrambling after Office is
sickening.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-18

0'3~ Henry g. Green, executed at Troy, n :.
Y :, on "Wednesday, for the atrocious poison
ing his wife, it was announced to those pre-
sent by the Rev. Mr.. Van Kleck, had made
full confession of his guilt, acknowledged the
Justice OF his sentence, and died deeply peni-.
lent for his crime toward God and man.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-18

A bloody firemen's fight occurred at South
wark, Philadelphia, on Thursday night, be-
tween the Weccacoe and Moyamensing Hose
Companies. The latter carried Off the carriage
OF the former, and number of persons were
wounded by fire arms and missiles-some it
is thought will die. Mobbing is getting to be
entirely too frequent.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-18
RAILROAD MoVEMENTS.-Eri,

hhllBhOAD NoN ENlfN lS.-EFiC huH-
rodd.-rhe subscriptions To this stock. saws
the New York News, have been enhanced a
bout 500 900 making now near 81 GOO, 900
including such names as Benjamin Lodcr.
$500 900; JAG. Little 500 900; Stephen Whit
ney. $50 900; &c. The railroad fever has Ia
ged in England and New England. New
York'iS beginning to feel the influence. With
the Erie Railroad as turning point, the mar
ket begins 10 move as on the outer circle of a
vortex, each succeeding day witnesses an In
creased. Impetus and soon the whole move
ment will absorb the energies and capital of
the great emporium. This Erie stock will
command premium bv the time that il is
all taken and fierce struggles will be waged
for the last few shares.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-18

Ug-We are requested by MIR. Scott, the
Dagucrrotypist. to announce that he has de-
parted for Philadelphia for stock, and that he
will return i'm week.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-18

VALUABLE BOOKS.-Jus, received Bennett.
~, "k'teepinR; Hasweii's Civii Engineerine=
Ellsworth Reports; Nunney on ErysipeIs.; Pulpit
oyeoped'as; Homes Introduction 70 The Study OF
The Scriptures; Stuart on The Ancslyp.e. sc. &c
and for sale by JOHN J UA9IyEII:.
sep ~ Union Il.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-18
COLUMBUS AND XENlA RAILROAD

- we understand that when VIM. Neil ia
was IN llie City, few weeks since. mo s,i
ceeHed IN getting $1,000 subscribed 10 ,b,
s'ocko the Icnia aud Columbus riIro,d III.
promise That the remainder. S23 0Oo '.;Ii
De taken when required. There Is 6,r ,rn 49,
peer that THIS road will be complcfed f. ,Lc
Sapl'al as soon as The entire line is finished to
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-18

The Great Westerns passage money am
ounted to Sll,0 900. She had over 500 tons of
valuable freight, and has made the most prof
table trip she has ever had-and the longest.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-18

"a ClENTiFlC WORKS -Lardnets Lecture.
"n Science aud AT, in numbers. 25 each,
l@'dner on The Sietm Erglnc; Eneinccrs' and Me.
ch'n'cs' Pocket Book by Chures ~ nasSe!l. n <
NJ Atagp ard Lafdner's Popular Lsclnfes ON A.
tonomy. % cents ElIsworhs Report. showing ,be
operations 81 The Pnleni Office Tor 1874 pfice *
cehi'i Itansaciiors Of The American Rihnolop.c,l
s"c' W BniH's American Flower CarIcn ID fecIo,v
fof sale 'y (sep lS) JOHN } lIAsWEII.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-18

u-G~ Col. +. II. Benton, we regret TO see it
stated i'll a letter from Washington to the
New York Herald is lying seriously ill., Ever
since the disaster on the Princeton. he has
beena times subject to symptoms of the para
lying conclusion which he then received
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-18

Mr.. CLAY has returned, i'm fine health; [,
his residence near Lexington, from his visit to
the Virginia White Sulphur Springs.
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