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Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-06-20
Correspondence Of the Public Ledger.
Letters from the Army.

Correspondence Of the Public Ledger
Letters from the Army.
CAMP MArAMoRAs, Mexico.
Army OF Occupation, May 22d, 1916.
The two squndrons OF the % regiment Of U.
nited States Dragons, and two companies of
mounted Texan Rangers, which left here on
the 19,h, under the command Of Lieut.. Col. Gar.
land, to rcconnoitre the army Of the ret,eating
Mexicsns, have Just returned to our camp,
bringing with them . prisoners and a small a.
mount Of pfunder.
This returned scout report that they came u.
pom the rear.gnard Of the Mexican army during
the night Of the 10Th, about 45 miles from this
camp that the Texan rangers were fred upou,
without receiving any injury; returned vol.
ley upon the Mex canr. captured % prisnners
and small amount Of property, and put the
whole army, 5000 men, to quick step. II was
no, thought advisable that smnll force of 200,
The number Of cur scout, should follow them
closely In pursuit.
The people of Ma,amorns arc well satisfied
with the present change in their political exis-
tencr, and exhibit every show OF courtesy to
their new friends. -.
Small quantities Of Mexican government
property are being daily brought ont from their
hiding places. Yesterday sorne tobacco and ci.
gars were discovered and brought into camp.
Tobacco is a government monopoly. To-day
a distribution was made Of the cigars; and nt
this time yon mny see n cloud Of smoke iss,i-
ing from almos, every mouth in our extended
camp.
We have no idsa of our next move, when,
where or how. f ..
] an, ne ever, your friend, .. =. II.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-06-20

CO The treaty with England has given new
impulse to enterprise. Capitalists will again
embark in manufactures OF all kind, the benef.
cal effects Of which will be felt over the whole
cOuntry
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-06-20

V,GoR, COURAGE, AND MANHOOD OF
ROUGu AND READy.-Louisville papers
when Gen. Taylor was young man he Al
older brother, William, long since dead,
from the Kentucky shore across The Ohio
to the Indiana shore, and back sgsin wi
resting. The feat was performed in the
of March. when the river was swollen and
ly. 1t greatly surpassed the famous one ofs
ming the HelIespont, which is about IT
cross and OF delightful temperature. The
lors were not accompanied by 4 boat, ss ]
wss when he swan the Hellespont which
oil the difference in the word. One y
when Gen. Taylor wss stationed at Prairi
Chen, he used to walk every morning fro
lodgings TO the barracks, without . great
when the thermometer was iorty degrees
zero,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-05

Chronological Table sor the Month OF Janu-
airy. 1850.
LIST New Years day, great hoiyday in New York. In
which business 10 Suspended, and the citizens devote
their tune 70 making calls drinking champagne eating
Id John Quincy Adams out on the floor Of Congress
for " the whole Of Oregon"
9th Introduction by Charles j. Ingerssl. in the House
Of Representatives Of joint resolution that the Prssi
dent should give immediate notice Of the cessation Of
the joint occupation Of Oregon. lively debate.
7th Reception Of the of the Governor OF the
State OF New York-Producton of Richard the Third,
by the keans at the Park Theatre, In style OF unexam
pied splendor and magnincence.
9Th. Anniversary Of the battle Of New Orleans-Two
grand balls given by the Tammany Society, and the
Texas and Oregon Association.
10th Reception OF news from Mexico, stating that
Gen Paroles at San Luis Potosi making prepare
tions to arch to the seat Of government.
18th. Exclusive reception BY the New York Herald,
Of the foreign news, by the Iowa. from Havre.
10th. Reception by exclusive express Of the news by
packet ship Liberty from Liverpool bringing the resig
ton Of the British ministry Also arrival Of Mexi-
bringing the declaration against the Mexican
government by Paroles.
10th and GOTH Great excitement in relation to
elusive news by the Liberty.
2ist. Commencement Of the great snow storm.
22d 2Sd and Oath The whole city entirely given up 10
sleighing The carnival in New York
2Sth. Reception Of news by the Hibernia Restora.
ton Of Sir Robert Peel to the ministry Reception Of
news from Mexico-Herrera appointed dictator
26h Senator Allen of Ohio, introduced joint reso-
States would be governed in regard to the Intervention
OF the powers OF Europe In the political affairs Of Anne
RIGA. Great debate in which Msssrs Allen, Webster,
Cas- and Calhoun took part The resolution refer
red to the Committee on Foreign Affairs. Death Of M.
C. Paterson Esq District Attorney Of City and County
OF New York.
29h. Reception of the news that Paredes had entered
Mexico, and Herrera abdicated in his faver.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-05
MONEY MARKET.

wednesday, c'cO. TO Es M
There was slight improvement in quotations for
stocks to-day Canton went up per cent Harlem I
Norwich and Worcester 1 stonington / Reading /;
Erie Morris Canal Fsrmers' Loan1 Psnnsylva
S. Kentucky SIS, North American Trust and vicksburg
closed firm at yesterday prices Illinois fell of T. and
Long Islandl.
The stock market 10 in a very unsettled state The
operations for the last few days have been very limited
and spectators sppear to be disposed to wait the result
of of the movements going at Washington. be-
fore going very deep into any of the fancie Holders
are not very anxious to se-purchasers are not over
anxious to buyb parties holding back for further
developments in relation to the Oregon and Mexican
questions
The Georgia Railroad and Banking Company have
declared dividend Of two per cenum upon their capt
tai stock
Notice has been given to the holders of per cent.
bonds of the Central Railroad and Banking Company of
Georgia, which due the LIST Of February nsxt,
and the first day Of the following months that the Com
pany will pay them at the maturity of the bends on de-
mand. Interest will the bonds at the time they
become due. The Company will issue bonds with cou.
pons, for the interest, payable semiannualy at per
cent in New York Savannah where present holders
desire it.
The Clinton and Port Hudson Railroad in Louisiana,
has been sod to satisfy claim against the contractors
The work completed at cost of about $3.50 900,
and Of this the State had furnished $4,000 The State
Treasurer present, and bid oo and there being
no other bid, the road was knocked down to him.
We the United States Treasurers monthly state.
ment showing the at his credit in the va,i,us
repositories and the mint, by returns received at three
periods. This table shows the amount on deposit in
subject to draft =
MONTHLY STATEMENT OF THE TREASURER or THE IJrsTrD
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-05

New PAPER AT WASHINGTON United
States Journal, edited by Fisk and Dow, has disap
peared, and a new Journal called the Da,iy Times.
has risen out OF its remains, to be edited by II II
Robinson. The new editor commences his politl
Gal career in the capital, with a manifesto OF two
columns and a-half on the present state Of public af-
lars. He declares that he is in favor of parcu.
lar clique OF the democratic party, that he has no
choice Tor candidate for the Presdenc until the
Baltimore convention dominates one We believe.
however, that he has choice, and that his choice is
General Cass, OF Michigan, and good choice il is
too This, however, he only conceals for the pur-
pose OF humbugging the rats. We Judge that he
goes for Cass because he goes for the whole of Ore.
gon none. He is against all negotiation and all
arbitration, and would, to get Oregon to 81 no. pre-.
pare to 60 to war in a week Well, be il so. Every
man to his own taste.
In other respects, the new journal, which will be
thorn in the side Of the Union, exhibits good deal
Of talent, far beyond that which llumined its pre-.
decessor. Ameng other items of news, the new
editor states that the wings of Washington have
agreed upon General Scott as their most available
candidate for the presidency In 1913, and that the
protector OF this movement was Col Webb, OF New
YORK; but ne ls not certain whether the great nass
OF the wing party will confirm this decision or NOT
neither are we
As the new paper gets on, we shall look on, for
some squalls between 1t and the Union
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-05

A TROUBLESOME PAssESeER-Tbs br;u Indr.,v,,
Capt Stevens, which came in on Friday. brouob,
from 81 Croix tame lion, tor the Geological Institute
vn evening ms honship was sent from this to
on the part Of one Of the hands he slipped from the cage
to the no small confusion Of hands and passengers liz
was however, quietsd with little fresh meat and
finally led back to his den 50 ssys the New Haven
Coussr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-05

TROUBLE IN THE PAwSEE NArroy -, !. 5000
the Western Ono Empire, on the au,hor;,v of . :
letter from the Pawnes Mission, that dfseui,v b,a
occurred between white named Matthews sa msa
Pawnee chief which resulted In the dea,b ~ r,..
.aithewsson The Pawnsss, hearing Of the a.ss
u their chief were greatly enrsged and revsns.s
cnns up their ploushs and yokss and killing ali thar
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-05

BURGLARY AND MURDKRoUs AssAuLr.-A . late
hour on Tuesday night, or early yesterday morning,
some daring burglars broke into the store of Messrs
Norton & Beam, In the village Of Compton, N. J.,
and carried off pocket book, containing 800 in
bank bills, and numerous papers of value. On en-.
terng the store yesterday morning, the clerk, who
has for some time past, been in the habit OF sleeping
in the premises, was found severely wounded and in.
capable Of communicating any information relative
TO the robbery.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-05

ELECTION IN MASSACHUSETTS. There was ano-
ther attemp, TO elect a member to Congress from
the Ninth District on the I'd INST II was again nm
successful This was the eipb trial
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-05

appears by this statement, that the deposits in the
banks ofNsw York Phsdsiphs and Boston, have with.
IN the past month increased sl7742 while the deposits
in oil other repositories have fallen off, in the same time
Ss4e SAL
The imporations, far this season. have been very
limited and they are likely to continue So The present
tarih act will without doubt be modified but not until
near the close ofthe session Our importers WILL there
fore be very cautouain their movements until The nat.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-05
Foreign News.

The steam propeller Massachusetts,. will be due at
this port in day two with eleven days later
intelligence from Europe She viii bring half month.
ly mail
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-05
Sporting Intelligence.

The races commenced on the 2oth ult over the Bas.
combe Course, Mobile with mate race for 5000 side
two mile heats. The following were the entries
c. Myers oh. h. st. Cloud, by imp Belshazzar,
dam by Partner, years old. .............I
D. H. Tidwells oh by Count Badger, dam
Queen Of Diamonds. by imp. Levisthan,4
yoahs Viui. y dis
Time sat LIST mile second heat, l So
Badger ran the first mile for the score in tho second
neat. and having no competitor was pulled up. The
weather was very fine.
trot ng match came of on the 2sth over the Meta
RE Course New Orleans 10 sulkes for 500 aside mile
heats, between William Mish's horse Arab and Rich
ards bay horse Thayer, which won by the former
IN two straight heats. Time 05-2 o.
The New Orleans Delta OF the 18th ult., says
BY letter from Covington, La, We learn that, on
Friday c. Y Kmba the proprietor OF the hotel at that
place, shot at MIR. Jesse Kirkland the successful candi
date clerk of the district court through the window
he sitting his house The gun used was load
ed with buckshot Of which took effect in the face
and neck About an scn minutes aferw Kimball re-
turned TO Krkands house, inquired fhc was dead and
finding he not expressed his determination
to kill him On this finding ne entrance in 'front.' he
paired TO the back part Of the house WHERE In sede
fence Kirkland met him, raised his gun and shot him
dead on the SPOT Mr. Kirkland immediately gave him.
ssfup.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-05
Movement OF Travellers.

The folio wing list exhibits still further increase of
travellers from all sections Of the country. Atthe
AMERlcAS DIR Goodwin, u. g. N; v. P. Hanson, N.
O.; A. Campbell, do; Mr. Copper, George; Edward,
do; NJ. Moor, N. Y; Mr.. Keith, Boston; j. g. Rosen-
bergh, N. "; j. H. Bates, Conn; c. 8. Hunt, Mass; A.
c. Greay Del; p II. Woodruff, N. j L. Gibbons, U. g.
8. Boston.
AsToR.-J. spalding DO ston; w. II. Stewart Lansing
burgh; j. c. vandyke, Phadelphia; Capt. Newell, r.
N; j. Wilson, Trenton; D. B. Leighton Louisiana; Louis
Chitti, Conn; Mr. Schroeder, Philadelphia; Folsom
New Bedford; J. DaEforth Louisville; Cumming &
Trask Portland; T. Carter Boston, Dr.. Westerve, Phi
ladelpha; r. Norris, do; Mr.. Msyhard do; c. Spring.
Boston; H. Greedy, N Y; N. B. Hebes, do; H Willis
Boston; jackson Mills, do; b. Macy, Philadelphia
E. +. Mills. 81. Louis; s. Osborn Salem; George Lam.
bert, Boston.
crrY.-s. symonds, Peekskill W. H scoville, Albany;
George Foster, Philadelphia; v. 8. sarton do Robert
II. Morris T. NJ. NJ Y; Al. Bergen, j.; N. Ferguson
Lancaster, N. Y; Capt. Rogers. N. J..
FRANKLIN.-S. r. Hoyt Danbury; W. Lippencott, Phi
ladelphia; w. r. Carnes, Boston, w. +. Hays Albany;
M. Hall, Norwsk j. D. Porter, Conn., N Storms, Mass /;
@. w. Church. vicksburgh; George Day, Conn; Col
T. Rogers, st. Louis; Milton Durand, Norwalk
GLoBE.-C. II. Fisher, Philadelphia; +. MITCHELL
Bridgewater; Henry ingram, Boston Smith vanderpoo
Boston.
HowAap-w. @. Henking, Charleston, s. c.; c. s.
Van Wagner, Paterson; T. White, Vermont; Goodel
T. Richards st. Louis; J. W. BlakeIy, Conn J. Wiart
skeneatslss; NJ. C. Mayer, Miss; ]. r. Brown. N Y ;
Samuel Worth, Albany; B. Scott, Richmond, Va; T..
Simmons, N. Y; Charles Langin, Quebec; w H Rich.
ards, Boston, E. c. Msnele Baltimore; Jenkins, do;
II. Harbour, Wheeling Va; R. r. Whiting, Va; J. s.
Mayo, Philadelphia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-05

The aggregate amount deposit, in all the dsposo-
ries on the 2sth Of January, $21o 73a less than
the Let of December ls40. This shows a steady but
gradual decline 10 the surplus revenue The revenue
from customs is falling OF at all the ports of entry.
while the expenditures Of the government rapi ly
Increasing The ordinary expenses Of the government
for 1916, will exceed tho receipts requiring drafts upon
the present surplus for part Of the ordinary and the
whole Of the extraordinary expenditures for the year
The Secretary Of the Treasury is concentrating large
amount at New Orleans BY transfers. The total amount
on deposit in New Orleans. was sSsc.so2 We annexa
statement showing the amount deposit in each Of the
government banks in the three principal Cities at the
close of the past four months.
Covrarxrrr DErosrrs IN TINE BASxs or Bosror Nrw
YoRx
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-05

EXTENSIVE burelanes have recently beer perpstrai.
81 IN cincinnati large part OF the properly stolen
u" osen discovered and the receivers arrested
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-05
BROOKLYN Intellirence.


served and worse than al-t is believed that the
principal authors Of the vile and currilous attacks
which have been made upon them protested friends
Of the party to which they avow determined, invste
rate, and consistent attachment.
GENERAL SsssroSs.-The Grand Jury OF this Court
NAMED in session until o'clock yesterday. Several
individuals accused of keeping dsordsrly and improper
houses and not at all probable that of the
same persons may be indicted for threats which they
have made against those whom they suppose to have
been chiefly instrumental in these prosecutions.
Subp@nas issued yesterday, .directed to indvid
uals who is believed, can give information in rela
and In the pursuit Of this absolutely essential and
praise worthy enquiry II may become necessary to sub
ect to the ordeal Of close and rigid examination many
highly respectable residents of Brooklyn; including
even peradventure placed in high Official stations
True it, that q moral war has been ced-even
to the very ht Of the olade-and during tn conflict
II is said that upwards Of two hundred persons were
in attendance upon the Grand Inquest yesterday from
testimony in charge Of assault and battery. made
against justice Of tho peace and others il supposed
for the purpose Of testyng to facts within their knox
situated within the county Of Kings, which has lately
caused much newspaper controversy and dispute
DEMOCRATIC GErsRAL COMMIT EE.-The members Of
king into consideration the claims Of divers gentlemen
who are candidates TO supply the prospective vacancies
on the bench Of the Municipal Court Of Brooklyn;
Of this august body to the especial favor Of
Governor Wright Although there 10 every probability
that caucusing intrigue. and family influences have
already done their work with the 30 as 10
its imagined potent endorsement in behalf of GER
tain eager and hungry applicans-it by means fol
lows that the Executive Of the State his cons,itu.
tionsl advisers will lend ready and plant ear to pleas
petitions, or prayers which may not be seconded by
men Of high moral character and standing in the comm
snd soupos are o. Tar less
merely depend upon party politics time serv.
ing and selfish diplomacy
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-24
THE GREAT REMEDY.
PRO WE'D by THE FACULTY.

For Coughs, colds. asthma, Bronchitis con.
sumption. aud al other affections Of the
Bfonchi0l ttsbcs
DRErARHD eauTciy from ihc ciuscrr. sud warranted
opium.
MORE rnaS eco H,yr urr~ solp AZ usrnL ~ rur
rfiN - 'tNriNNNrt NfoNr, wtTwN THr
AoNfits, kNn a. ENrrN sN-r Nusr sIufItr
sAutrAtftsN rgr rsurNIs.
ic Gtnscnr iguarca b. ordered ~ pht Of
INC hrt fcrrccfaiiy in their regular practice and ~.
fis 70 couscfc the oniy Article discovered
pa'lr ~ speedily and permanently aANng iron his
Na7is0u. which D. she sole "f coughs. asthma
fonrhiiir and according 90 Ir. Ilvrr lup hat
go The opinion of al The authorities In Europ. and
w ofc, % tWo thffs Of al the usuay arci
tne intsFoui"ss consumption must he considered
ever sciilesl.
We select the FOLLOW, ing NAMES from 1t II hun reds
Who have felt r. hcane influence On thcuzcivs-. aud
s'cn u az th"tr iaui,, tccspsr Hsnt 81 ihcu well
Know 10 the hzin,- community OF " l,ocnr ~ men ~
moment lend ritlcr flCir thrif Influence 20
the dsifu'ion srfire except ffon conviction OF
- vssi utility 10 10 afflicted.
w Phillips, BroatWay tctween 5ih und Harrison sis
- snduzcn. a. foiC'- watrhsuss, sycamore street,
W rrsinor, srccon ucuiist. Coufr'-s street,
- siorr-. tTm ofl rsr s. ca. = eAniore and I. Mt
} ZONES. Assistant clerk Hamilton 60 Surerior court
I. ~ Nhecion. frul uf Wlsolou \ Him. Nuciisnecrs
" kgser 18th street between Vine and Race streets
=. kcrinan. nrn, Ot Finkinc and KEENAN,. Main ~.
- Benjamin. imrurcr, sd II. hriwccn Main and Syr
g Pawn, Brood sy. near lcstWsn.
) W tnfn. bvcks,s Eeu fourly, FL 4
y ic-,e, canal corcsfor's office
\ Newell, Tame. St1uuts -.
Y Lyon. riuishcr Front -.
" Johnson. Cargcrtcr. .d 81.
4 a'ft Adams. ColuuiIflt Home
y lone. cor lousvurih 8 Race.
sterling, coz Vine & Cc1t'"
\ VI flcrvr, Swan street.
TsALTER fp'urrtor. Cmeiansii. Ohio.
rec pnlr - rCI. fsr bottle,
for sac % JANIS BAKER. Sole agent. coruer 81
M ~. la - Ff..~ IHaff o.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-24

W. oEMs s-s uie sfuntai ssascs ~ trsns ~ sysi
W. 49, lsus atsf $685. indeed hcrc sraTktT con-
rsini Ieh $780, tetsacY and ctidho0d. " 1ch
nu - 1faa ~ - lf.v ssgraratst ~ 49, fff-rce ~
t'crs sntfs.t IN tfr Nowsts. reculTt Tas
a. eminent putsiSisf. "of thsi rrciuct1r ~. vans
49, lch t", arofeNr. q. dfcrsf VI ~ ieud. .r
tanaloh ~ tne ESQ Hcrrtca vision. fsfsNss. espcci
sY Fl mo musg o. s s~fviC - "a secca. slutuine rs
rnsfioa ~ TIE issr aiecur DRY corrh nenrasc pains
cfnfi f'cuf4 lSias ~ ite sfa,s. kr ~. Chap
rron saw TIA "yrsrf sl,s 81 Noftns have
cfssin sd support o. weak "a aearsrcd ccdiiof %
IT, digestive orgsrs.'' Araiu he ssys. n
afnints 81 sifcazth srt ~nsrtson ~ fsne hos Cvcf
rsfnfc', apa cerccislif u hs toweb share t
'se ss's NC child saspcct thef eNt.ssaec o.
souted ths veal The digestive o-can. ,hst
w'ic 7fsnctrsif iczas 10 tfs production % -"
hr WOOD rcfa fAs. there xracr tlHfuve
nsni in ile rsic ~ fcsn< TINS complain y NNorins
lAs > ftsi NVfurr gu1pgx.ionaig t.and f,c
gutrNf ~ Nouwg feoae ~ wsakF or MEAS.
~ tlrr- sni disr-cfic heis and tecc
Won tua - io inri-ofs,e he sysc gonsrsy and iks
honaen Ard iuicsiircs rsrtituisfil."
TIE ienieiy Co ahicl oond esi tue sucni ioa oi
tht iitr wfch rrovcd rnrres. M ~, for-
tn' 40 q b. univ.ss's ACKNOWLEDGED ~ al " 10 have
ef h ID - iar suFefiu - u'hcr medicine
rinffl 't ascges fnf wAtch recommended a. nod
s ufsifNNs No uis srt invtrofafer the whuc
bat pa deiveF 10 csfffca OF $50 ndaui slime
nue-u-, n YtcFasnt H fhe sfousth sad bov.is II chi
drrn, wore s'il thoss tsi ieahh The muc,,
forms ih" 'rsi 80 rr1 in which Worms produce thei
tpof r. se srrcN inE o. ~ impossible Tor 10 Worn
- ftnsu ~ hc bod. u h harmless H. c.ccs ~
ssetu ard re hes h efthe pa eft b. alwsrs tnipfovs
~ 80 use. even wicu no worms aiscovcrca
JOHN WiNER & co.
Sole rrurricfors f3f the q. =.
fef safe W fGNcG pArLL. Druggists ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-24
AND CARPET wARE.RooNS

W ~. MAIN - Nhfi, W WHEELING, w.
FEs HEY Keep anty hand very extensive a.
Il sormca' % superior Mahogany. French aud Greet.
an thSrss Rocking Charr. Sofas. and Card Table.
Dressing Bureaus. hcisiesdS, Toilet = sns assnricd
~, together Nh every other Article tie latest
aud best finished fuuuurc ever Altered 10 this ciiy
.ih aud Mahogany Framed Looking aia-s,-, af every
variety Ard FriSe; Locking Glass pia-cs OF at si-c.-
Portrait and Picture Frame havd made order.
Upholstery Wac; conSisiiue Of Feather Bc,s lioul.
SEQ aud Pillows HAIR Cotton. HUsk. Sriur Straw
Msufssscs; H'sakcs, Ouiits Comforts, SscLtns bot.
i-nis Grass Mas at Al kiud Together with every other
article nf phol-icry Ware. hand ara Jade To ,-r
Neniiisn and Sat Window Blinds Window shade II
every variety and coof at 81 which win ~ a. vrry
low prices, ard warranted the ,c-t qualtv Also Ma
h"ghant Veneer Hair Cloth, Naruish. Spanish Mos.
Mshogsuy KNOTS, SAud fa-cr Loci, Hinges. CsS,crs
bhud Trimming, constantly hand and sod low Tor
Cash.
VI seam nsAis furnished TN Article Of Fur.
nttnrr 81 short notice, ard the vety test tcfms
\. lin conneN ION With the above Nc have ifc larr
cs' and mot splendid assortment of CRrr;s Rufs on
Gosh. ISi" Covers, &c. offered Wis civ
al 81 which " al tC sold ehSAcr thaa has sni
isore. Iuu, o
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-24
- 3 Saf1afsaElall
COMMINslONER'S NALE-

usuIsi FdsinEfon a.. e.. .
u.t,a. A. f $500. ~ Gfrua Rspsfiag
'A 'ii. tnaN ~ Isa sra
vNrnaff s1r e.. t.- anfery 49, fihta cosaty.
Fs',Taf ~ efffefF pfanuenfe1 - tt,is 49,. -.
t"A eat 81 jennEfJ res suf "a, 49, tl,s -. ~
~, ttllf lria iir urisre frrf 49, .t-g !. - :.
II ~ 7 FIereea ss RATrHbAY - -
ei W. tr liaHee ~ 80 rsssfs h. - Il -. -
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