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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-25
NEW TARIFF.

Farm Produce to Great Britain.
nswlaw having passed the Legislature, admitting ths i'm
portson Of foreign and provisions low rate Of
duty will be given thoss who desrous
to ship to the Glasgow market to open good eounexloa
With the who Ia, been ntsl ysam u the ss
importance who had practical knowledge Of !as
trade glasgow better opportunity could be desired BY
respectable houses in that market Lib
eral advances will be given shippers.
From the Subscribers long and knowledge
Grain and Provision Trade aud also his friendly intimacy
lated upou
The subscriber begs refer shppers M rnlay.
Astor House. ROBERT ROBERTSON,
m28 Inns Union street. Glaa9oW.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-25
IODINE IMMINENT

univeray admitted only article that will
form all tba, epreseuled to Do hs, performed such
astonishug Rheu 8weiled Limb Spaiss
Bruises ontractions Of Cords muscs Ccroiua
kn Evil Paralyses Loss q the q the limbs Die
thar would stsggr belief IL they could be subsanassd
By respectable persons rho have used W wants
nnly to be ed sy invalid Of the healing virtues Of
thi. most excellent remedy Prihs,pal depot,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-25
DIR. SALMON'S REM EDY

NOR disorders Of tho Stomach, Liver and kldnsys seson
panied loss Of Appetite heacaens bliou9
attacks Eddines PaiPson lansu9I low p,ris, o,s Of
TT This CEIEBRA TED MEDICINE Ia. met with nra-
ali aLeI the proprietor Ia. been induced .
from The above complaints, that H. professss
perfect cure nvg0atng the system Appetite health
o: TH isd OBTAINS No MERCURY. nor any
of H. and does the closest
Srsnsss AS ifrequsd.
CHARLEe II; RING, ls2 Broadway,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-25

TRTrrDAD April 1.-The market il well supplied with
American produce Of all descriptions hour dull of sale
at So for Baltmore at 81 Is per sack; pork
at $l8 per Dbl; prime uusaleable.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-25
DIR. JOHN ROAKE'S
IODINE LTNIMENT.

rs SCIENTIFIC CHEMICAL COMPOUND OF
IODINE that has performed such aopAinF long
sasger belief they could be bstanafed by the mos
fable persons who have used It. p.rmanenfly and Of
loss Of the 9th LINES CorrRAoTiors ofks
CoRps and MUSCLES, 5oRK THROAT and 0oUr
Of how long sanding SPRAir BnunEs SYM
and Joirr yield few applications Of this
Isie o. Kings Fri Disease q Spine and Hip Jeint Tic
fail caring Flesh Wounds, Fevsr Sorss, Old Ulcers and
Scaled Less speedily and eectu lily sradcate. Cutans
Rns Vein Bab:Ts' Itch se,ld Head and i instantly re
THIS Linnent will stand ntrinsic merit and only
waists trial to convace the Invalid Of ts healing virtues
AL rnsr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-25
0I1TTHER'S CORDIAL.

F superior ecacy Of this article when used j. shs last
ages Of pregnancy apparent that female who has
once benefits would be willing any sond
be deprived oft Its effects shorten and dim
pish attendant Child Birth half and
place 10Th CO Id and neither in a OF safety.
This quack article, but the prescriptions Of rsgulr
Phycan who has made this branch Of his practice
uIar study For sale at s2 Broadway o John street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-25

sHIPMAsTERs
hope that Captains Of vessels arriving At this port will
deliver shipping lists pacsis in
tended for this Office other than the New York
Pilots, or Capt RosERr SILvEy Of our news feet.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-25
FOR THE PLIES.

nR UfHAM's ELECTUARY- An istemai remedy, ia
eera! for the Piles either internal external bleed
and the proprietor regularly educated physician Of TWEEN
year. experience confined to an office psacnce' where
rules End 81 Chronc diseases successfniy treated Med
cal once No lse Bowery,A doors above sps'os street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-25

LAKE SUPERIOR COPPER STOCKS.
L e ':T;' H fGSSI Co. ss N 4 .s y
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-25
gaIes or stocks at Boston.

BRoxKp BoAap, April 236o shs Norwich and Worcester
Railroad 81. l53 DO b. q: 50 DO a IS do. b3 544; $50
adv $4,000 Eeaaag RR Bonds sx lshs Manufacturers
srcoND BoARD-5o sh. Norwich and Worcester RR 81 50
Long Island RR ss so d. 3; 100 do 3 100 do ss IL,
We learn from the Nashua ~. H) Gaxeite, that i've
barns belonging to John Gibson ESQ., and standing
each other in Francestown were struck BY lightning
last Saturday evening and entirely consumed together
with 80 tons of hay and number of hogs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-25
MARITIME HERALD
Packets 20 Arrive.

Packets 20 Arrive.
LIVERPOOL.
Oxford, Yeaton. Mar. l6
Vlrginian, -, Mar. rs
Cambridge, BaIstow, April |
Rochester. Brltton, April 6
Garrick, Trask. Apl. ii
PoRrsMoUrH.
Gladiator, Bunting. Mar. 10
Mediator, Chadwick, Mar. %
Switzerland, Knisht, Apl. !
HAvHE
Louis Philippe, Long, Mar. Is
St.Nicholas, fioodless, Mar. 9
Duchess d'Orleans, Mar. "a
MARsEILLEs.
Arcole, kveieigh, Mar. u
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1846-02-28
THE WHITE FLAG
BIZ THOS. b. READ.

B1 Thus d. NEAUs
From the low and lordly classes
Have been marshalcd wars dread masses,
And their swords, like festive glasses,
Have been clashing in the van;
While old nation unto nation 81
Has poured out the red libation,
And reversed the salutation,
Each man pledging death to man!
But the world il now grown older,
Ay. and men are growing bolder,
While with shoulder unto shoulder
They are marching to the war!
Not with swords and bayonets cleaning.
Under Dcath's red banner streaming,
No, but with their white flag bcaming
Like q new a:isen star!
And glad tidings, like river,
Shall flow onward, changing never,
And the pledge hencefoth be ever
Peace, good will to man, for aye!
While on History's ample pages
In the glowing words Of sagcs
Shall be read in future ages
All 4he glory of To-day!
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1846-02-28
EXTRACTS

Tuox TIM REponrs OF Col. KEAnHEY AND
L1Eurs TURNER AND FnANKLIx OF AN ExpE-
pirioS TO THE "SoUrH Pass" IN THE SUM
MER oF 1915.
May Ia, 1915, 1--WE companies Of the
LIST Dragons, fully equipped, left Fort
Leavenworlh under the command Of Col.
Kearney, for tour TO the prairies. which
was 10 extend 10 the South Pass Of the
Rocky Mountains. thence 10 Bents fort,
by way Of Fur. Laramie, and thence by
the Santa Fe trace, back TO For. Leaven-
worth.
Two official journals Of this expedition
have been made-one by Lieut.. Turner,
adjutan. Of the regiment, and the other by
Lieut.. Franklin. corps Of Typographical
engineers.
On the 18Th Of June the command ar
rived a. For, Laramie, trading pos. Of
the American Fur Company, about 600
miles distan, from Fort Leavenwor.h.
From For. Leavenwor,h 10 where the
trace of the command strikes the Platte
river, the country is described as being
The regular prairie land SO common in The
western States; but from this point TO
For, Laramie the country is barren and
desola,e; being without timber or grass.
cxcep. on the very banks Of the s,reams,
and very lille even there.
Fort Laramie is situated at the junction
Of The Laramie fork and the North fork Of
,he Platte river. The Platte is .hinly tim
besed with cotton W God; on the Laramie
there is found some ash, as well as cotton
wood. There are a great many Sioux in
this vicinity. who are probably attracted
by the facilities for trading offered by the
fort.
Al The fort. 1900 Sioux were gathered
together in few days, and council was
held with them. at which Col. Kearney
addressed them az follows:
Sioux: am gad 10 see you. Your
great father has learned much Of his red
children, and has sen. me with a few
braues to visit you. am. going to the
waters which flow towards the setting
sun. I shall return 10 this place. and
then march 10 the Arkansas, aud then
home. am opening road for the white
people. and your great father directs tina
his red children shall not attempt to close
itup. There are many whites now com
ing on this road, moving TO the other side
Of the mountains; they take with them
their women. children, and cattle. They
all 60 TO bury their bones there. and never
TO return. You must not disturb them ii
their persons or modest their property
Should you do SO. your great fathe
would be angry with you. and cause yot
10 be punished.
Sioux: You have enemies about you
but The greatest Of them all is whiskey.-
learn tina, some bad white men bring !
here from Taas, and sell ii 10 you. Opei
your ears and listen 10 me. 1t is contrary
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1846-02-28

"wHAT IS YOUR LlFEsvi

n r e
4,7s p 81 ass @9e E'l james a: IA.
What is your life! Avapor light 0ae ael
That climbs the mountains dizzy height e
TO melt again in air > ~. G}8@s 3
We breathe an hour--ihen reach The tomb
A lard Of darkness and Of gloom. y
That gamers ali earth's fair 'T .safa,s
What is your life An angry sea Iii ii
Whose pillows rage all wild and free s..
Where heaving surges roar.
We ride this troubled sea to-day
Tomorrow vanish all away, - -
And sink to rise no more. 112 <e5, I,
Whslis your life! A troubled rii 50 'aa'
That hastes old Oceans depths 10 Eli, ~ a
And there its tribute pay 20 81
A cold, dark strcau. across whose tide 2.
No cheering sunbcams ever glide
TO chase its gloom away. rs s68I
What j. your life! A thing 10 brief E
AZ yondcr scrc, autumnal leaf s~ }..a.f..
Upon its withered stem. af. asss
A scene Of doubts and hopes and fears
OF transient joys and frequent tears M
A compound strange Of them. ...,,.,
What is your life! The crested wave, sea
That hastes the arid shore to lave,
And breaks in grandeur there,
Seems an apt type Of human life: t73
Emblem Of all its warning strife
So transient yet SO fair. w.
BLOOMINGTON, Feb %, ls45.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1846-02-28

A REvoLurroN IN YucArAN is suppos.
ed TO have been accomplished, and that
part Of Mexico formed into an independ.
en-, Republic, some time last month
Looking to assistance from the United
States, in case Of declaration of war by
Parades, the Yucaisnese had no doubt oil
maintaining ,hsir independence. They
are vailan. and patriotic people.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1846-02-28

The Spaniards have proverb. that
.sdrinking water neither makes 2 man sick
nor in debt, nor lis vito widow"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-07-31

CUTTING WHEAT EARLY.

Early cutting is the practice of the best wheat
raisers. whether the grain is needed for flour or
for seed. The berry fills out after it is cut, and
the wheat is plump and heavy. Dad ripe seed
KEEP better than those that are only Just ripe
but seed simply ripe will germnua SONAR, and
stronger, than dead-rip, seed. When one de-
sires to keep seed long voyages, or for years, it
should ripen thoroughly. Where it is to be kept
for few months-from summer to spring. or
from summer until autumn-'ceds are even bet
ter by being gathered full early.
Nothing is, probably, a ided to the nutritious
properties of seeds in the last stage of ripening.
The changes that they undergo are those tia,
,oiH preserce their ritt'ug
To cut, or gather before the final elaboration
of carbon, by which they are TO be preserved
takes from the seed, then, nothing Of lis richness
nothing OF its ght,-nothing but the quality
of housekeeping for planting purpose.
The grain is to be bound up precisely as in lat
ter harvesting; put in shocks, and left to sun fo
several days. according to the Judgment of tn.
farmer, before the caps are put on. But We wiSl
some neutrality-suspicious. farmers wonId tel
US their practice about harvcsting.- Ws'er,
Fdrm"r AMI q irdaer.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-07-31

YELLOW PEoyy-A more remarkable acqui-
sition than the yellow Paony. not Il small straw
colored species, which is only spoiled white
hut true yellow-colorad plant, does not often
occur. All that we know for certain of IT, his.
tory is, that it was received in October. 1912 in
the garden of the II )rticultural Society. from Mr.
N. de HartwiSs, the director Of tn, Nikitt Gar
den, in the Crim,a; that it is Just mn i,n,d in
the LONDON Journal of Botany" for April
1871, p 2O7, by DIR. Fischer. of S. Petersburg
who in a letter to Sir William Hooker. max g,
the following statement: Mr.. Htrtwiss has re-
ceived many interesting plants from Abcharia
sent by Count NJ. Worontzof Among then
he has found yellow lowered Prony, Enme
dunn pinnatum CONFINED hitherto to Talyscl
alone) and Pinus Nord manniana. IAN Abics, :,
said to be a snowy and beautiful tree W. un
derstand that twenty-five gnineas was demanded
for a single plant of it in one Of the great cont
mental nurseries, The species has much the ap
pearance Of Peonia Crctica; is quite hardy
will grow where any other Pa,ny will grow
and flowers in May. At present we believe
that the plant in the garden Of the Horticulture
Society is unuiqe in this country.-Bo'anica
Register.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-07-31

CLOVER AND WHEAr.-In the Cultvator, OF
May ID, wheat farmers are invited to give their
experience in poughng clover for wheat. My
manner of raising clover, is to SOW it on the
wheat in February or March the following year
NOV the first crop about the first of July; NOV
the second crop for seed in the fall NOW il A.
gain about the first of the following July then
plough in the second crop deep, with good
plough and good team, about the first of Scptem.
Der, and sow the wheat thereon Immediately
(about two bushels per acre. and harrow well
with at least two good borrowings; the putre.
factiye fermentation is set up up in the clover
the ground is Thoroughly saturated and moistenet
with the gas rapid termination and growtl
takes place in the wheat. Conducted in thi,
way, have never failed Of having good croy
of wheat, and my land much improved by thu
clover.
Conducted as above, the clover can be re
newed and perpetuated, if desired'-Otio CuAi
rdfOr,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-07-31

A HIM TO FARMERs,-Throw refuse char
coal among your manure. Charcoal has the alb
corning ammonia which would otherwise evap-
s.asc. and when exposed to moisture and atmos-
nheric air, il decomposes of itself in about two
Years. II is a truly wonderful property OF char,
COL thai il will absorb gases without chemical
s1sncy 10 the amount Of four times its own bulk
--hspce ies affinity for the ammonia ot manure
ward
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-07-31
For the Burlington FREE Press.
NY GrandmOther's Address to her old Clock,
WHICH FOR FIFTY YEARS NO HAND BIT HER own
HAD WOUND

HIGH FOR FIFTY YEARS NO HAND BIT HER owN
HAD WOUND.
My feeble hand performs once more,
Its wonted Office here,
But while gaze upon thy face,
There trickles down tear.
For fifty years, my faithful friend
The flight OF Time thou'st told.
And numbered every fieeting hour
As past the years have roll'd.
When first saw Thy truthful face,
My own was flush and fair;
But Time has wasted all its bloom,
And planted burrows there.
My thoughts return to other days
When with mothers pride,
So joyfully gazcd upon
My children at nv side.
These silcn, walls, that echo now
SO mournfuly thy tone,
Once rang with merry, merry peais,
In happy days by gone.
Ny husbands manly form | see
Amid the joyous throng
hat gamer round me winters hearth
WIN pieasani inirlh and song.
All plcosan, it's To dw,,lu,
lie scenes Of o'hcr years.
nousn open u py 'h'se mem t'eSafe
III '''''''' u my ''a's'
Nv husband and nv dear ones too.
From earth have passd away,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-07-31

increase our importations and consequently the
foreign debt of our citizens, perhaps some fifty
millions. The financial plan Of the Administra-
ton is sliding scale, graduated only down
wards an excmpliiication of the bathos, or art Of
sinking, applied to political economy, bottom
less pit, in whose
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-07-31
BURLINGTON FREE PRESS,
Published at Burlington, VT,
BY ID. W. c. CLARKE,
Editor and Proprietor.

TERMS:
To Village subscribers who receive the paper by
the carrier, $500
Ifpaid in advance, $50
Mail subscribers and those who take it at the
Office invariably, 200
ADVERTISEMENTS inserted on the customary terms.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-27
AN INVALUABLE MEDICINFt

'''m statements which We SCI ia aiuos, every rapcr
weiake "a? and the names which we end attached 10 The
preparation, II us the very n,sln... al, i,c
NY To Doubt for a moment The merits of the cinsen,
SnaeeS va all affections of The Lungs and Broncnhia
unSe most preparations. vouchers are a, homeocn
OF sSnding-we known in the community where ,bc,
reside and To the business community of the Vc.t zen
crazy we cordially recommend any OF our readers
Wa" need an article of this Kind, give trial see
"'N''''semen'' For sale 10y JAMES BAKER,
Wv - Wheeling Va
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-27

ADJOURNED MEETING FOR voLtN.
: hEhs.-An adjourned meeting viii be held
a the City Hall on saturday evening next,
c'mmencins at o'clock, when all who de.
SIRE to volunteer, can be accommodated.
Nor. %. 1916
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-27
IhPORTA WARNINL TO Y'HOSE
VINO NEGLECT com

" - evident and decided hy the most ep,,n.,, t,.
taN '"a oNs' AFTtoN ~ mostly encouraged hv a pe,
mc,"' e"d on the mrs. attack. How many nelson's =
WI" Pu' OF from time io time procuring suiialle
mSdeiRc' until the disease tegins to assume sorios
esele when IN all probability they arr.paSt ttc navy,
=, VI ul'1ioN SID May these lines prove warning to
49, aiieed wan the first symptoms OF soNSf- 4PrtoN
Ala' ''oy may immediately usc Du DJNcaN's Cxrr,s, -
"AAthf, winch Is expressly for d.rase.s of 10
'sA DRY sys"ai u j. certain remove a couch N,
aeSS al the same time relieving the main an lilo .l
cAs' ana arIcstins The progress ofths fatal disease
- nnNh FtloN. The ENyccioFAat Remedy has A geeid.
nc Nsh,ege over al other propositions Ia - euir,v
rom opium. aGd all other violent Narcotics n ~,
IT. ass 'hc ~ sem and gives strength the wcSk aud
"e'P~- J Bar MARSH
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-27
BARGAINS

n 4, q y Real Esia'c-twl sell on VERY c.vo-,.
/lr5-.A % w" Terms the following Lots VIZ. Io,
ltssg4 -, corner iOf. ia South Whcclin-- fso
l,srs Pari OF 10; No -. IS feet font ON Nam -
k,ssxt being the Snd lot above Madison - 10Th M
which are unimlro Also tie part OF
lot NJ p ON Main It, ON which j. three story tirk
harding nav in occupancy of l.. Il NccIv Also he
part of lot No III on Market Aiev which Is a three
story brick 1u'dng NOW IN the occupancy OF NJ War.
Also the two North Divisions ~ oi No M fron,
irg ON MWkc square each Of which Is three s,or,
LICK luiidug occupied by J. 4. Th-ap ard j. Mcton.
y cl', or viii change Iarts of thus prUre-fy for H,iek
Stone aud Csrpenser's work on desirable terms
Nov ~. w TSEI.DY
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-27
fDAAIIS a AlsIsEE a.,

= " II Z y y y
f1EEEK MOTIF, No lC3 Narkpt square r,1u'-
- call Soc 40" 'f1n NJ their customers AID the rut
- htt nov stock oiFall and Winter Goods wai.a tl,
80 now %, tHiuf. lhtl. purchases having rrgu naIt
lze iI tie acdsor, sfer uAny sfti.ies had dec tafa
pfice, me- feel confident tldt tNty cen oof -ll t
gains 10 those who may favor them with ataI IHes
ac DID the sentiment several new Style OF Ialf'
Foutf snta le i1I ue season.. All binds ~ Gent e.ru
wtar' cosh, csssimcrt iwcetF Fsttuet leans fctssts
yeilss, etc DO fine every article sha 10 usually te.f boz
~. Goods store G-f I-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-27
DIR. ROSES
GOLDEN FEELS,

" F'rcN't' ~ tfsk ''oHso u "a ItNNtE
Weakness.
sEsiiiS disease heretofore trcsci hy iaads e. ,r,ssr
:. and Internal supports, which only prove raIla
tN's Yield completely Ia thc ct these tonic strength
liS Golden rails. They have peculiar an.nny t,r the
ae'lhta'cd muscles OF The Female and ga no Instance
nave ihcy Jailed ~ radically caring those distress, ne
Complaints ienaos are 80 otcu subject to they
ue whole system, giving strength and viva ity To- tie
haine al iArEe they were pfonoun- ny senator's
Wlv who had rcob long under Hr care of those pIas
ING iio Od Aioin OF medicine, superior hole
faculty. s"d thstr NGrou- compounds. Twenty .f.v,n
Yeas experience ~ the OF these p n my prsctte
ha rec" lle MEANS ot Throwing of nose Ialcaxcs aud
"d"Hnai supports Than many iudiy tur's now man.
uiactute Females 1T the lrcscl, go are 81. crtctl,.
iormcd a. mother Eve, those u0tlt.S at stptti'y
Ghd require No external support The muscles ot Ill,
body kc 40 due tone ny remedies OF this character arc
suilccnt support aud sl that nature ever intended
DIRECTIONS.
one, two. or thrvc loNcs suf cicut r,r any ets,
Ha'hc 'he lower part of the 'Ody every n1ht and NOM.
ing with cod water, End one ia! every tbrse oar
i"uI hours through tiudsy until cured J. " ROSE
NOHe gs"NiDe WIth0W mn s;gHGRrc
For sale n 4 A RRE NTr iNCrg,e
WV w. Monroe street
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-27
COVERLFr AND CARPET FACTORY.
DAVID KENNEDY,


II ENDERs his thanks 20 TIE rut,r for tic l' crsi ret
ruuSge hc las received. and s0'.cis cOntinu Ance
OF tbe sane.
IIe has thoroughly repsrcs snd Improved bis nschin.
cry and now manufacture AId viii sell, whocsa of &C..
AL new aud tea0iiiai arAclcof
single Covcrlc's Rn-s. plain aud Striped.
Entlie GuvrrisFs Carrot. A.
for al II which be has ucw styc of safts-n.
CaSioti wof ~ wctNinr Cares, Rugs 0f C0vsfc,s
respectfully solicited.
Al kinds ~ Eacy ard tuc ealo-i,- dome ,o osfer
"Mran'ed t''sm aid roi 90 -ot tie VAN.
his prices s-e as .9w any west and be viii
nv ~ orders inFsliuc puHc:Cd'y avid al su1r notice
Niee.ihs, scsic.uher >; isi6.-6n
rSFo TUE BEAUTIES or TAI CoMrfEXtON -
= srtrfistnr cirgry--My Esu Divine IL Venus a 4
Nympb SosP 0mioscl AZ Eastern Hofaaicai diseoy.
nfv ot sn'pfisng e. eacysor rendering Ad
isH - ven ~ iiEuins delicate EOSENI iiJ r ia
tie comp'cxion.
Ass and consefys'or 81 fha, rfos distir-ish
avg cfArm 90 fc ale iuVpnTss ffansl aren't fEir 49,
~ t-ls HAtEi'S NFmpli Sptt, Jp q 81 DIVINE ~
WINE, q ~ le said u ever almost maEirsi poWc-
tonpnsed the Hust faft ~ Oriental rassfir s-,ts
tingutffei incidentally tJr extremely hIurd rurify
ius aud spnihing sc' uf tie skr iy ariiur ou
ie lofts and minute sccFcfnf} yezs csre's a niuri
ties foll flc surface. aas every tendency iuf ani
nation, tnd. ~ tbs Hehod ssno. tciuaiy dssipGi,
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-27

lion. Messrs. Relic. Arheson, Slmfle,
Turney. SHINES. Smith and Line arrived h -.
on the Messenger yesterday. end were des.
patched TO the seat OF government forthwith
oy the Great Central Route Stage Componv
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-27
By LAST NIGHTS MAIL.

The mail failed las, night; bat we are no,
informed whether the failure arose from snow
IN the mountains. or ON the rail road.