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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1846-01-10
A Ludicrous Yankee Notion.

| We are firm believers i'll the true efficney
ofthe adage 'augh and grow fat" and il "
no ordinary effort that we constantly strive
to profit by the injuncton--he never enjoys
a joke by which he cannot make something.
"lVhat is it worth To me?" is the question he
asks of himselfbefore he ventures to laugh.
All are not SO, however and we remember q
case in point ,
| There was Il clock pedlcr who made
cheap % sinners" by vending wooden clocks,
perchance nutmegs and hams in the slave
states and who in the course of his perigrina-
tons reached a town in Arkansas. The day
before his arrival slave stealer who wns
sentenced to receive one hundred iashes nj
the whipping post had escaped from jail, and
it so happened that our Yankee clock mer.
chant bore striking resemblance to the es.
capped culprit, The poor pedicr had scarce.
~ completed his task Ofshuttng up his wag.
gon and seeing his "aniinap well bestowed
before the manager ere lac was seized by tbs
town constable and carried to jail in spite of
his protestations that he never stole black
sarpnt ola niger in all his life. The con-
stable knew they said, that he was the man,
and two hours. the sentence regarding thu
whipping was carried into effect.
Sure enough the time came. Our Yankee
was led to the post, and as they say on board
a man-of-war Sseized up" .,... .
NJ The lash fell. Our Yankee laughed a.
loud and seemed to enjoy the logging with
great relish; for until the fiftieth lash he he'd
laughed and shouted with great glee. This
whipper paused in the exercise of his voca-
ton, looked at the culprit with arnazement,
and then resumed his task, muttering that
the man was certainly deranged. To maI.o
a long story short, the sentence was entirely
carried into effect; still our Yankee kept up
his mirthfil cachination,
The Sheriff standing near, said TO him,
''Nyhy this seems to me to he a very serious
matter, rather than laughable one"
10 ''NYal, ] know" continued the Yankee, M
dsilging 10 the broadest kind of OUTLAW, "bu,
it tickies me, like thunder to see how darno-
bly, you are al slckedin. Why, i ant tte ehaps
q. And still chuckling over the "suck in" HE
fioggers had experienced, he went his way.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1846-01-10

TERMS OF THE CALEDONIAN.-$I,5 so
if paid within the year, $500 if delayed be-
yond that time. No paper discontinued till
all artaragcs are paid except ut the option of
the publisher
Advertisements inserted at the usual prices.
Transient advertisements to be paid in advance.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1846-01-10
Miscellaneous.
IA vt in Pleasant Places.

"'hg extract roma letter in the
New York Mirror, contains the story ofan in
cident almost too romantic for beliefin these
Dractcal DAYS: ... ...
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-14
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
CINCINNATI CITY MARKET.

o -. WtnNtspAf, March TT.
fiOCk-Ihe sa'e. from canal were not
lssse yesterday 200 al = 6S: 100 81 3 20; 20
bis. ct same; Ia and 100 -oui slore, at 3. 6e;
l1oaf y, I3--dei'd, some sir, -, ~ yh, .ya,,o,,
loads at 3.6S 20 3.T2. 2lO0 b. is,x Mn.
in three lots, Yesterday and late A.. .,e,;n,,,
evening. at 81 as, sIel'd; 900 bIls. frs., Rail.
read sase on Monday, at 3.70. 4i9 bds. f9ou,
canal, late yesterday sftesnconat $40.
WHiSkY-The sales yesterday. amounted
10 nearly 800 brls. At rates previously cur,st,,
40, "a. brls. from Cspsi. al l7c; 80 do. high
proof, Of l6ic; 90. ~. 50, 50 and 90 bsls. from
river at I7ic; - ct i7tc. as
LARD-A sale OF 80 tics No. 2countp from
Whitewater canal, at SIC; 60 brls. osd. No. i
at ~ cts. We hear Of an additional sale oi
800 ksgs City rendered having been made on
saturday, at &c. A sale Of 10 bsIs. good No
2, country. at 81.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-14
FoR TBn TiMEs.
r. NJ. GAULY.

This young gentleman Is now on IA visi, TO
his parents, alter AN absence OF screral ycars.
lie lclt his home some four ol five years siice
"a mere boy, lac now returns to his native city
man. both physically and mcuially-i under
stand he has been actively engaged in the
Temperance reformation most OF his time
since he left home.
IL wat my fortune 10 hear him lecture on
THURSDAY evening. delivered Ia the Presbyia.
risn Church 10 large aud intelligent audience
II can say with perfect truth that il Was the
fines, effort, the mos, powerful speech have
ever heurd upon the Temperance oucstion--it
was well arranged. well matured. and deliver.
ed in manner which is exceedingly ior,iblc
aud attractive. Z ~ III
MIR. Gauly is yet a very young man, bu, he
has already acquired qnite celebrity a. a
public speaker; IL his health and life should BE-
,ouohsaied to him, lie Is destined to act on
importsn, part ian the great drama of human
action. aud not only be an honor 20 his parents
bu, also to the city that gave him birth.
MAV gnWHEELING.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-14
An ARRIVAL.

We were gEatiii-d yesterday hv the arrival
az very pretty orifi. at the wharf. whose
tsli mast. hc,n,d high above the s,eambos,
chimncys. Il pro,ed to bc the Cvrus CHas-
n,rLIS, a schooner Of IS tons custom house
measure, built at Freedom, Pa, and bound
for New Hsven, Conn. Cyrus ChainbcdiD.
owner. builder aud master. She is intended
for The coasting trade. ani /, a. pretty vcs-
sel a. sails. We admired the s,reagth and
finish of il throughout. She had solid Is
inch ceu,re bcarj, was double kneed, Is
inch locust transpm, stanchions and all up
pr works. copper fastened AMI equally
.tIcng in ever, rsrct. She draws I beet ?
inches lilhi. Succcs- toher.
In justice 10 the Freedom bco, buildlins 10
ciciy. Who did lhs work We irvl called upon
60 cay that i, j. sncnccllcni sTvciinsn.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-14

A correspondent of the Richmond EnqOi.
ret, writing FROM Old Point Comfort. says that
tbs storm aud flccd at that place on the 2nd
ro;nr wasfIt@tshSLSs., Every house on the
five feet OF wpserin ,hem; aud the occupants
wcrs compelled TO take rcf,so ia the tort
where they were treated with great kindness
The writer estimates the damage sustained
by the public property, priueipally work halt
completed, ~ 5000. Private property to
thc amount OF about So 900 was bestowed.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-14
TO coMrouNp a MEDICINE ENTIRE-


TO COMPOUND A MEDICINE ENTIRE
Ly OF VEGETABLES. which shall operate
-s,.r,,,,ally, N n very great advance upon g
~ 1870, 'vIn"'as at Pharmaceutical Science.
IL ~ only In modern irnes tibet this important
deside ratum has arrived at pcsiScIio1.s The
community had becn ~ lopgdsuexed aud pois-
onedby snincssl pscpsfa,ion thai vegetable
ccsnpoands becanse matter OF actual neccs-
sity. and no remedy could expect TO become
popular witsout this essential recoHsinenha
ton. The very idea OF administering mineral
substances internally is absolutely pfopos,,r-
os. Nature never defended them for tina,
purpose. Their mode Of operation is too VIC.
lent, aud they seldom isil TO leave the sys-
tenn ia wone condition than they find it,
The cfickener Sogsr.ooated Vegetable Purga.
tive Pills being compounded, not messly of
vegetables, but of their extracted juices, isen-
,iseiy free from shis objection. Their opcm-
ton Is perfectly soothing. They penetrate
the mlnutest fibrcs OF the human fame by a
gradual process, and never cease in their ope-
istion until every particle OF deceased matter
As expelled. and every symptom OF disorder 80 :
Moved. For agents see advertisement
nar ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-14
TAxING BACHELORs lii M,

TANNING BACHELORS.-Iu the Pcnnsyl-
vsnia Legislature. ON Monday. MIR. Hill ofssr'
ell resolution insiruc,iRg the committee on
vice and immortality TO inquire into the eApc
diency Of taxing Bachelors over % ycsm OF
age. for the benefit Of msi,icns over forty five
Mr.. Steel moved TO refer the subject To n selec
committee Of single gentlemen.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-14

Who c,@onds6 ri the Argus man that he
should sdmi, thu, there were very FEW at III
loco loco meeting Have mercy, gentlemen
loco foco., or YOU will Kill that man of your,
a. they DO owls in Wisconsin,. They find
them al midday sitting on limb OF a tree
Th. owl iss little scsced and fixes his dull
eye, OF the hunter. who runs round the Tree
a lew times, and the owl j. 80 inten, on keep
iug IL, eyes ou him that il twists is head
oil before II knows IL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-14
A$EANss ANKAN


HAS J"s received from d Lssdse,h If pat
i u aieirhs. an ~r'ess-ivs ss>ss,nsa, =. Ysrss.
g NRDES SEEDS. pat up IN email rsp,s. !. -.
rn'ehs.efs. Az huik 10 cell ~ ,As - ~
"onee few Nosihesn Ss~ds. ve Ani-, ~
rn~n. siiyer stir on'"n. Rsd..Ass. ,.s.s,es ~.
ia@,''; flsi Dutch Tnrnsr. 6ses Seed e dsGs,s..
are al ~ssr>nsed sfsss. sl>s vbssimy Asv,,, -.
tested in h"ss teSs snS ess noe Do 80, ,.-.s.
Al The Drug ssd Nsd<iss sssss as SSa
low door. ss.ve MC'si,ss's Bs Red Hss.. ~.
street. Wheeling. The toiiswias 70 NJ, - ~.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-14
Fancy JAPANNED WARE.
&. ELIAS STlEEI.

MO ie3 MAIN sTREE'v. .ppsi,s an. VIZ.
= Y gina Hotel hiss isss received direct lroa
tar0pe. large aud ccsnrIs,e sssorsmens Of Gsuey
Jsranned Ware, ~ an sssiriv new. lhean,,isl and
sobsiao"sl workmanship. which he sisfs 10 III,
roh'e s' 'hc hsves' iss-s.bie prices. Ills present
sleek roas'sf. IN rart 10 fsiiswr sf.s -
200 pieces u wanets d.iIsrent raiieus en- s:,s.
very superior ts -.
so pairs OF caudlss,ieks Ksw aAa tssuufui .rs..
teu4s tt.tt ii trla isra a 80
50 rsir. rrwi and fsrrd Trays. Fine s.ssr,n.n,
Of Flower Vase, Cake aid Frai .sisade. ws,rA
5 ., d.. Egg = ands. P,cksi I.sni.fns aud warA
Rsses. Ink Ssansi-. Fancy sauifsr Blades. Cig,t
&i1pvs- ADD isss. v.s,s,Y al Fsas,s.T~v-.
- TIN AND SHEET-iRON WARE.
G. D. :. rvn,,ssl- is.s.an uiscIarr and ell " bel.
ssie snd se,aiL e,esy vsrisy plain. common "a
Fancy Tn wae. Al.o Shire, sr"n IN ssssy var.
" and hfm. fianishtd. Jsrsnned and hsinss
Marc manufactured to order $3.50
COUNTRY MERcHANTx.
a'o invited ~ give him o call. ~ he " consJss
he can eiIss ih' m ss god hsrssins in rrir. ,nJ
qsa'''y =. hey can 6sai ssy - here ia the wrn.
MAI ID
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-14
LATER FR0Aa0ERMUDA.-Dy an ani

va, q, New York from Bermuda, me have II :
,elIigencc that Capt. Frisbee. who was arrested
at Jamsics. on = charge of stealing man and
woman, has been fully committed Tor 's'al---
American provisions had become very higha'
Dem.rsrs--sboye the reach oil many Of the IN
habitsn's. Shocks OF earthquakes were recent.
ly Eel, at Antigua, Dominica aud Martinique
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-14
SOMETHING CVRiOIIs.-In

SOMETHING CURiOUS.-ln Prosiaenec
Mr.. Boyle is now teaching elias Of colored
persons the art Of Phoaosssphy. not ono ct
whom. four weeks ago. knew the letters Of
the alphabet, but all OF whom arc now cspa-
BILE Of reading any thing tina, may be written
in Phonosrsplsic ehsracters. rWs a
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-14

Cy- We see that a portion OF The ci,izcns
of New OrlcaHs, rendered To Murdoch. the
American actor, the compliment OF public
dinner ON the 18th uli. lie declined.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-14

C-s- Rain has fallen almos, constantly Tor
the last tao days. and We have lair ProsIrct
OF high river.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-14

Tb~ ohio Statesman publishes What il calls
'srhe last whis fslsh-i. We wish very
much We couLl publish ,he last loco loco
fal...hood.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-14


THE SPRING TRADE--Thc Spring trade
has opened ian this city with very clearing
prospect Of . heavy end profitable business
Baltimore has. for several days past. been fll-
ed with strangers, crowding the hotels and
causng sn almost universal rush Of business
among our wholesale merchants and jobbers.
The siock OF goods already In store, bob for
cign and domestic. whether Of dry or fancy
x nd q ,eenswarc. hariwa. o, shoes, SC, 6rr.,
with v,uers constantly arriving. has given
great satisfaction To the country dealers, as IL
u admitted TO be fully equal TO any display
that can b. found in the northern cities. This
is the first --ason. indeed. that Baltimore has
fully and thoroughly entered into successful
competition with New York aud Philadclp hia
aud the advantages afforded her by both ma
turc and ert favor the success of the unlcrtak-
ing. In New York at the PRESENT time the
streets aud pavemcnts continue blocked M
with mud aud snow, whilst her cansisar still
ice-bound. Philsdclphia. also. is streaming
with rud and snow water, and her canals
similarly blocksdcd Ia ihosc Of New York,
Baltimore, however, stands free from all those
dfaw backs. Her communication with the
West and South Is wholly uninterrupted,
whilst her strcrts are not only clear OF snow
and ice but arc as dry and clean as the carpe
Of a New York hotel. These considerations
IN connection with the TACT that goods are
sold as cheap here m elsewhere. aud that sew
eIai days time, with the expense oi travel and
freight. eau b. saved by laying in supplies in
this market, Ia causing the universal pressure
al business Inch our merchants are now expe-
riencins. and We may add enjoying.
Bali. Sun.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-14

,WALbENS AxE FACTORY mrnNT.
W feln '@ys 'hs S,hnlisfie q. y D PATRIOT
silh i.s's'' ihsi ihs extensive sac hrto,, ot
osn' h'fens sld'n. wss consumed H., f,,e an
1883 asA, ''s' We understand ilst la.
toss. iaff P'nfifnt ~ ilI, insurance I. s.,,,,,,
tsd 81 ahcut sa0o It,.ss,J r. ' ''''s
.als hsisl,ssi sKss IN che buiLl,ns VII, :,
Nss b~fHl "
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-14

CT We publish to-day snosh--s oi u,oss
pl,~d'dlet,er from Abbott Lawrence TO the
hon. WIN. Z. Rives- gives proof OF the
beneficial snec, of The tariff upon oil clss,cs.
TIA, osnr'o, Be gsinssyel b, any one. We
l~e Nv attention Of the Agricultural commu-
ni,y, To The statement made by Mr.. Lawrence
that The State cf Massachusetts, alone. during
the past year, received ONE MILLION or BAR.
NILS 90 rIouR. greater amount than the
whole export ot the United States To foreign
countries. from States out OF New Eng.
lani. she received products in Cotton. Lead,
Wool. Coal. Iron, Flour. Grain of all sorts.
Fork. Lard, Beef. Tobacco. Sc. &c. smoun-
ting. during tho last year. To FORTY MIL
LIONS OF DOLLARS. fot which 80. psit ia
the products OF her lsbo,r.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-14
THE ARGUS.

We would uoi trouble our radess with any |
thing relative To this most insignificant and
puerile concsni. were 1t not ios the iaci that q,
the present lime IL is Of great importance that
,tc true position OF Wheeling relative to the
river navigation should be known aud under.
stood. Absoad. whcp it il not known, its
fslesbcois, by bring oop.cd into other pa pess.
may b. seen aud bchese,i--al home nobod,
minds II. IL states III lis leader OF yesterday
that the Ciresssiau arrived IS hours before the
Publication 81 the Argus ,n which it was sta
ted that tee river was closed below That Is
not SO The Circassisn arrived in the evening
of Thursday and the Argus was put To psc,s
IN tbs evening Of Friday. ~ that not more
than ~ houTs could have ELAPSED bciw cen lhe
arrival oi the CirHsslan aud The writing of
the article. The Monongshcla arrived ON
Sunday. the day alter the publication. The
Argus continues Ia NV. that after that publ
cation, the weather moderated and the eors~
gave way. liar should have good ,ncn,ory
On Thursday at 9o'clock. r. NJ. about the
tins ti'e Circnssiao suiVed, the thermo,neter
siood at - degrees above xeIo. ON Pf,d.
evening about ,be time ,hc Argus ar,icLe Wa
PenDed, ihe Thermometer stood n, "a lie
Sreos above zero. GA Saiarlay mo.ni,c
when the paper was issued u stood at 20 dc.
grecs ant On sunday morning he d., IA.
Monon9aiicia arrived. the G4efn,an,e,cf .,o..a
at drgfees above zero. ~ our oH,, AMI
eight miles "a Use country IL stood on. dea,ee
bcio" zero. TIC coldes, ihis year. This j. a
moderation with vengeance.
The Pittsburgh Journal i, very anxious Ia
; kno" how biz that big engine was. We as,
not going mile pp town Tor ii,e dimrI,s,ons
u We happen losce Mir Phillips In dsy ot
Two NC viii Dad cot. ID will bo al no ,.sc 4,
'g To match i 10 Pi,isborgh
LEGiSLATURR or TEX As.--Tlx ocv
legislature 81 TEXAS assembled at Austin a,
Vie 10Th uit. Gen. Budesen was cbos,,
P''""en' ct 'he SeuaIc, snd Nc. Cum,
speaker Of The House. Thc votes e., ,,,e,
nor were thea counted b, which II se,,,,c,
ssen. iieRierson hsd received 90 snJ n,
Miller l.67z. The onicisl major,t, a., g.,
Harnrll, ios i.ieu,cusni Go,rfno, ,,,. g.. =,
Guiding 'hs vote Ia -ever.l COUNTESS no, :.
i"'a"a' which gives his opponent. Col M,
'on. COO "slofi'y Gen Usrncll I'll. ..,I
WI NOT secsPt the Office under lice ,,,rn,,
STAGES.
,MALbENS AKE FACTORY BURNT
~. reln. ,@ls ,hs y huiisf,e o.. y } Patio
Niih f.Efst. thst ihs extensive ste L,,,o,,
Geo. hiseus Nsid,u. Wa r.,o.,,,,,.d A., -
A'sfssssy ni.At last We un.l.r.tsnJ -, 4
toss. iadf P'n'irnt ~ Do, in~aranr, !. 80,
tsd 81 ahsui e1Wn I..s,i 'H
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-14

I will not trouble you with more facts. slgn-
rsrnts. OF illus.rsti0as upon this great qocs-
ton. national ia Us characte and as broed n
me limits u the Uuion. and one that reaches
the condition Of every individual in it,
have personally no more inieres, than sny
other CITIZEN. II the Government sdop, q
coorSe OF measures that prostrs,es the labor OF
the county. lshiit In common with every
other ci,is~n fccl its effects. We arr. hold.
one srst family and indiss,lubl. linked to-
seth~r aud thu cham cannot be touched with
out the vibsa,ion being fcltst either eA,fem-
iy.
l entertain aud cherish strong American
feeling: although born aud bred ia Mssaachu-
sett.. have feeling Of pride In the honor
and character Of every State in our Union.
desire To see our whole population 20 onward
piaes'. Ny affections for thi. coontr, arc
not bounded b, geographical lines, and wheth.
e. lind myS.lfin Maine or in Georgia. still
am an American Citizen. protected by the
-s,ne Constitution and Laws OF one of the
mos, prosperous and happy Countries upon
which the sun ever shone. Withsll our part,
s,riiss AMI chickering's the country goes ou
prospecting. and trust. Ia prosper l have
only To Ssh ot those who are now the actors
on our grcs, political stage not tn experiment
upon the prosperity aud dcsiinies Of happ,
aud cou,ented People. With sentiments %
the highest respect and rsgaid. remain. dee
sit,
Your friend and obcdicnt servant.
ABBOTT LAWRENCE
To Hon. WIN. &. Rives, Castle Hill. Abe
marie County. Virginia.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-14

G-.- No mail from the east when our IA
per went To press.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-14

The Pittsburgh Journal i, very anxious TO
; hno" how biz that big engine was. We asc
not going mile np town for ,he dimcr,sions
u We happen .osce Mir Phillips Ia dsy OF
two we will Dad cot. IL will bo sl no ..sc ,c
icy io match Il ia PiitsbuSgh.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-14

- "a TIE sisse.ss Dove. frfa ii.s uli
.'p1t tffss stfstk sf,eE 80 Iars,ls, u.,.,.,,..
iesi $3.50 izeits ia.ifs thste al -. -
.'tnA satsisss.iislfiy ia liifen isfi sst.s ~.
'ss.i ss's fafEo 81 wtslif tsf ~ -.
si.t fef%is. snfe ~ go kss.f i.,,..t....
nesf 49, 49, Htpfset No iitrs -.
W" 49, IS yafiiy ineusa %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-14

CAPTURE or ANOTHER SLAYER.
Capt. Whittlesey, 81 the ss,s Atlantic, at New
toss from Gsessds. sepotls Speaking on The
zsth febgusry, when IN Lat. % 10. long. a
10. ship rssshes. ~ frovidesoe. si1iy days
tsom the co~ss ei Africa. esssd so the United
sssssa. IN chsrse II United States Object
sen' hosns BY oae VI The United States men ol
war.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-14


RANrED KAUGH.
Ply MILLS. viii Iva
Brass add Bntisnis Hop
pefs, apd slso The c,is.
tSs'eJ no q. wdh ia
lssxes. usz
Resvived sl~p. mo
sbsf 70, "a il.lshs Cor
,sf Balances. Mailesbs
Coach Inn. &c.
All II the above 'r
J ssrraa's1 10 give 'nI'"
lsei OF. AID Will he ~
los at The liA'd"sn
;ER. NJ l5y muis ST.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-14

Sore = OFT & GREER. No isy nai.sl
mar ~ Hsae8
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-04-16
40 !& !aM

John HERDMAN & CO., United States
y and Great Britain and ireland, old es-
tahlished Emigrant once, 81 South street,
New York.
HERDMAN, KEENAN, & CO., Liverpool.
Passage to and from Great Britain and Ireland (via
LiverpooD by the Old Black Ball Line, or any Of
the regular Packet-ships sailing every five days.
The subscribers in calling the attention of old
countrymen and the public generally to their ua-
equalled arrangements for bringing out passengers
from the old country, beg to that the business
of the house at Liverpool will be conducted by its
branch.
Those sending for their friends will at once see
the great importance Of this arrangement as it will
preclude unnecessary delay Of the emgrant.
The ships employed in this line are well known to
be the first and largest class, commanded by men of
experience; and as they sail every FIVE days. offer
every facility that can be furnished. With those
superior arrangements, the subscribers look forward
for a continuation of that patronage which has been
so literally extended to them for so many years
past. In case any of those engaged do not embark,
the passage money will be refunded as customary.
For further particulars, apply by letter, postpaid
J. HERDMAN & Co,
81 South street. New York.
HERDMAN, KEENAN, e. CO.,
Liverpool.
N. B-Drafts for any amount can as usual be
furnished payable all the principal banking nstitu-
tons throughout the United Kingdom on applica-
ton as above. -.
March l4-ly