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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-05
DIN GOOds nt C0sf.

To close oui BEFORE removal AZ t,os. ,,i.btng a.,
fAa in bf1 dnods wiH find u 90 fisf nfVautsr. ;o
call ard examine bis stock The aIa,v me itst rogprr
perl ~ be- stock, e. theif femarkahis INV eficos
tacnfs worth i1i cents 90 and 20 cents uie.r tr1
Mu-ns Werh fron i3 30 Is ceaia a. ie cents n,,,.,
Ausiins yafd wide si 81 eenfs ffowu Musiss "a III
yard wide ~ 81 eeasi Mosl o. isns worth a. ees fsr
90 ceHts tthmefcs worth o. cents Cor "a efs Afesss
worth - ccnis ~ 80 ceits Apacss worth 81 cents a.
~ cents hcninctF Jesus A. low % ccna. gssssres
a7 bows se 30 rfHei tassiinffcs Hud Cloths ss 900
heiides an endlcss V'finf Of Foftirn ard Drnfsfls
Dfy 'is upon the same Terms AZ ~ ishing gs.f 49,
esint WI BOW ran immediately af NO TOn.rF ak
NAiN ~ WI Y opposite hnoie's stadefv sh0s ana
si. doors shove Ho'bs Book Store 81 aF4ToN
20 :" iNf sh'affiHcf prproars frnffa9 ne elare
h1 he HgN otcuper Being one ofhe le.f forfiofis h,
ths ch}. Possession gwen ~ so fsi I'd fiefotsf
Nhcc'ing. Aaznsi o.. isis ms
O. 'N-Eyc ws''sa o' aa,eh is asf,.s p,iss sig V
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-05

Having concluded MIR. Websters speech.
we shall be enabled, hereafter, TO treat the
genercl reader to better variety They have
nor, however, lost much in the way of news
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-05
30 ros, July ID, 1916.
IIoN. d. Wrrs1rr

BosroS, July Ii, 1916.
Hos. d. WErsIfR
DcH Sin THIS will Introduce TO YOU Mr
y. SWtevant, respectable merchant of this
place, largely interested in the manufacture of
oil from liuseed.
II the Tariff passes in the shape il came from
the House OF Representatives, ii will destroy
more THAI one third OF eur Calcutta trade.
Win great respect,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-05
ID. PAINE& co.
MANAGERS OF LOTTERIES.
- RICHMOND, VA.

RICHMOND. VA.
II = BRILLIANT ATTRACTION FOR THE 18TH
or SEPTEMBER.
TIE following Brilliant scheme presented thus early
To The Patrons ofFortunes Home al this early day
m order that those a. distance may have full time TO or.
der their tickets aud receive them before the day of draw
ING The scheme Is one Of extraordinary attractions
having "a ~ pfzcs amounting 20 over ONE MILLION
poLtAns pact age ores ches may contain the on and
ptze OF and of $4,000 or the tridine sum OF
S9i9. Single uckctSSsO.
400 900, 3UF $4,000. \ OF eIO, 1000
100 CT $1,000. I76 OFFS $500
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-05
I,ssin duty



900 gallons oi oil To get the same amount OF
duty that we NOW do, II the duty IS reduced
as puposcd--dpd this can only bc done by
destroying our own mills and stopping the
g1owth OF seed IN this country The imports
oi llnsecd are about 400 600 bushels paving
a height al Sl20.0O0 to our ships. The cake
Is shipped TO England anl pays freight II
$1,000 pr aunum tu ouT packet ships
gentleman engaged in this manufacture
writes - me.
"From our own mills we send 10, 900 bar
refs OF cake io London yearly.
England imports 81 millions OF bushcis OF
iillseod oRtiToly Jrco Of duiL She imposes a
prohibitory duty on linseed oil aud does not
import single gallon, She has capital, ma
chinery, coal, aud Wages mach cheaper than
ourselves, aud hcrmillcrs get double the price
Tor their oil cake. that ours do.
We consume in our own mill, 900 tons OF
Goals yearly.
No monopoly is asked or expected: but oui
opinion j., that duty of l24 or ID cents a
gallon on CIT, in lieu ol The present rate OF 2
cents with Tree or at , cents duty, will b. lo
the best interests ot our farmers, millers ant
| consumers, and givo more revenue than ths
rates proposed By Mr.. Mckay in his new
bill"
! See with what care (Mr. w. then saidO thi
interest h protected by the bill on our table
| may not stop here. have alluded To TN,
effect OF this measure upon the commerce am,
the freight OF the country. Here is a lettei
from one oi the most respectable merchants
IN Boston, formerly a SEA captain
n large proportion OF the tonnage no~
employed IN the Calcutta trade with this coun
try, is occupied in carrying lie d.
With the proposed change IN the Tariff
upon this article, this trad. would be broken
up"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-05
FN"I NNNNINIII 6fTFWNT,
Benz. RICH.

Now SIT. one OF these articles where advsnt-
age Is gwen against the manufacturer here, l.
copper presented this subject TO the con
siderdtluu OF the Senate the other day. and
will SOY no more now than 20 read the slate
mept OF persons most concerned in IL ~ tt,s
United States, a. embodied l9 their petition
to lIc Senate.
The undersigned, manufacturers OF copper,
and others interested in the trade to countries
whence This article Is obtained having seen
that bill is now before Congress imposing
duty Ci FIVE per cent on raw copper, whilst
copper shcatmg Is TO bc admitted free, beg
leave to submit To your constellation a few
remarks upon The effect and impolicy OF the
proposed measure.
Ia order TO present The subject in clear
aud inlclublc mJnucr, we shall endcVor TO
show the origin ol the copper used in the u.
States, the nature OF the trade by which the
raw material Is obtained the effect the pro-
posed duty Will have upon this trade, and its
disastrous consequences upon the manulactu-
ring interests oi the country"
DO YOU see, (said MIR. w. J they tax the raw
material and let England send in her manu-
featured article free. Wen, this presses on
cyery interest have sud. II our people can
not manufacture Jaw copper, they cannot i'm
post At. We lose the freight OF it in that dc
gree, AMI ol course the employment of our
ships. This therefore affects tie manuldctur-
c. Ui copper here Affects the exports and at
/ iec,s directly the employment OF our ships.
\ For wliaU for what puIposel Sir, Tor wiiat
( purpose The petition goes on:
\ The consumption oi copper in the United
States is about thirteen million pounds annu
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-05

II RESS TMMMINGS.-siik Frmges. Gimps. Cords
~ Buttons, Cord and Tasscls; also Weng Cords aud
Hooks and eyes, for sale by
alg ) A. O. FAIRCHILD
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-05

daily up To- 500, according TO their capacity
taking the daily consumption at only 10 bush
els each. and they viii consume ian a .year
three million, oi Bushels The whole annual
export oi flxs1od does not exceed 80 900 b,,sh-
els, CHAT - tie mstuicd seed To Ireland }
" hi,l - ouly Que b0-hsl Out OF ever, hua,frcd
oi the crop, tic remaining 90 bushels being
consumed IA making oil.
Present. duty On Linseed Oil, per
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-05

I3nnnnnn

IL will be seen that nearly all the pig or av
copper imported, - obtained from Chill efr0-
neously called PcTUUiaa Copper, la this
county, aud that England supplies rs in re-
fined copper 0nd copper shcdthing, with more
than one fourth OF all thc copper consumed i'm
the United States.
The trade between the United States and
the west coast OF South America, embracing
Chill, Bolivia and Peru, is of the annual value
oil about 5 100000. The principle articles
OF export Gre domestic cottons; OF these ten or
twelve million yards are sent annually. CON
shutting more than half the entire value Of sIl
our exports tO those Countries. aud as ihe yBl-
ue OF TIE raw copper obtained IN return bear,
thcsamc relative proportion toaII our i,opor,.
thence, il may bee truly said, that wefrehagce
~ our trade with Chill, ten or twelve million
yards OF cOttons ior six or seven million pounds
Of copper.
One Oi The Causes perhaps te chief cause.
enabling as To compete viii thc English cot
ton manufacturers iu tlat market ms b,eu
lh3i $50 have made or principal returns i1
copper, aud they have made theirs ip fhs prs.
cious m 'tals, usually hc least profitable s,.
ucirs oi commence, us o. well kHowu to.s{l
practical merchants Without domestic eot
tons ior outward and without copv.r lor ~
turn cargocs this trade must d. abandoned
ln lhc blil rclcnUd 10, it is proposed io lew a.
duty Of per cent. on raw copper aad t1 aI-
mli copp sheatbiug twc. Unler tie present
"", where bodl ere free Of duty. ihs Ameri.
edh mInuhciu~r hus 90 contend unaideI by
government. aE.ins l.ic iow price ol I,hgr.
Abundance OF api.al, aui chcapncss of fuel.
enjoyed h' iar English 8uj Welsh mauular.
,"f He sarge imports Of copper shpathin.
from EHRIsnj show tia comm. iifion agsi,5t
winch we contend aud a1lin.j which I've have
Miur'io Sustained Ourselves without any pro
ircli'e d1iy on ihis important article Bnt
u, ih addition tI iir aitmfarrs already eo.
lo,ci boo England auj Wales. tas raw material
may De- iakei her aul copper shraIhipg b.
admitted ire. see afr m effect called uu6p M
ta} bounty go th. foreign mlmact9rer =.
.qm'gIcnt io uie duty s,Dl on the n,g m,
tsr.1l. England Hpo supple. COS with MOI.
lnn BALI tbe copP hsaimns ae rluiIc. -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-05

GUfPORT HOME INDUSTRIAL good assortment
~ of geutemcn's Pocket Handkerchief manufactured
by Mr.. J. W. GIL, for sale al factory prices by
auSJ A. %. FAIRCIILD.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-05
TnANKsnIvINc

TTIANKSGIVING.
ADO LBS. of WllNLEBoNE for ladies' dresses
" just received aad foT sA,o hy
aug A. rAIRcHILr.
I Xvi USistSS-N good assortment OF Null ss.-I...
swiss Muslims, Bishop Lawns; also Grape Lise a
Isrlcon, assorted oOoTs. for sale 10y
euty A. o. FAI RCHILD.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-05
MIR wEBSTER'S FIRST TARIFF
SPEECH.

Sir. th re As an article, the growth ol which
a. very Interesting 10 The Western States
suited TO the fertility OF their soil-it Is hemp.
The manufacture OF that article into coriasr
- cssca'iai To the navigating interests of the
United States. Wen, sir, this constitutes
one Oh the cases which have mentioned, aial
win reference 20 which, allow me 20 read
several leltets ifom highly respectable gentle
men.
The iirt letter is from Mr. Isaac Il. Davis.
ct Boston, who has been ropemaker lor Tor
~ years.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-05

= hsres ia proportion.
Tickets eco. Halves $40 Quarter IS
Orders iof tickets IN The above will wiJ the most
prompt and confidential attention. aud the drawn, snt
10 All Who order from The cash for all capa nrixcs
can he had, as usual, al sight. Address
D.PAINE A. co. ManazerS Richmond Va
/ Tickets IN The Above can also be Lad OF
JOHN H. BIGGER
aug 9-wlm Vendor, Richmond, Ma
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-05

GHEET zINc-IJOO Ms No. 10 shee, Zinc, received
~ and for sale by
sus1 TALLANT & DELAPLAIN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-05

@ '.9 y ., r,''' F., a, o. p,,.. wy ''
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-05

Grand Consolidated Lottery Class No. - 10 lie draw
on Seiurdsy Sept ~, 1876, al Wilmington Delaware
- NuMBERs--l2 DRAWN BALLOTS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-05

~ HtoN-A No. Hams Sides and sbonIdor. ,nve6
~ the experiences saie,s McSsTs 1e,fs = SVisf' sa
ana VA. Goodhuo, Tor sale by = ~ 'eA''-'''
Sug4 III JAMESON yvh..,,o~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-05

w AGAzINEs FOR AUGUST. -Couml.n a..
W hams Godcy'S National and N,s wa,s sa 80
zines. received and FOR sac a w" ioiN Wage"
aug ELLIS III Mains,.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-05
Hon. d. WrnsrIr '' l0'"' i0'o'


Sir NC wish to call your particular atlen.
tion TO the interest OF the Coplsgc manufacture
IA settling the Tariff question now before thC
senate, as Tue Bill as passed by the House /,
destruction TO the interest OF The American
and STsnis bounty to the for,igu mamulac.
tuner OF 20 OF % per cent, viz:
go Per cent
The difference ofduty more on hemp than
cordagc Z
o! ioreisn shipping charges 10
oi freight, more being char-
ged on hemp, on account
OF lis bulk, than cordagc 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-05

FH1HE annual meeting oftle Ohio and Brooke Count,
Ner'suhutsl socieey viii Ic held al the Mountat
~, ~ Nes Liberty on Saturday, the Jth of ssep,eIn
80 ~ CZECH p NJ. Tor tie election of officer. ara 49,,
ION OF We business OF the Society generally A
aug 4-Stw 4 ENe.i tsstt i-...'eu.
AIgns aud Transelpl viii piece pnhlish mr. -.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-05


now 20 from these interests "a articles ol
more prominence aud perhaps greater impor-
lance, aud ! desire to say, thai in discussing
the effects of this tariff upon the industrial la.
Dor Of the coimtry, with tie single exception
which / have named IN regard 20 the new
manufacture of mouslin dc laines. Just on nr
part oi this iarG as prejGdicial 10 the interest,
Of ihe country with which am connected
leave that to the consideration oil Others
naY not permit myself 20 b. supposed to b,
Influenced on these topics by Tie interests D
manufacturers around me & amongst whom
/ live. aud tor wb0sc proper never icel uurou.
ccmed. leave ilnl to the judgment of tl,c
senate. Driven iuim her original and cho.en
/ pursuit--to wbicltsllc had been enthusiast.
c5liy addictcd-Coinmcfce and compelleJ IA
enter upon Che field Of manufacturers tweuty.
! two years ag0--if it b. now the pleasure ot
+ this Rovcnment--ait b, the suss of Inc a.
merriam people the south and ihe u,i,lIl.
and The west say 20 shell 20 buck. Youcsn
distress bef--y0u can cripple her-you can
lNmp hcr--you cannot aanihilste her indus.
I 'fy--nef seii resfrct-her capacity to take
care Of herself
/ A country of working men. Vh, ar. ,,;l
| lng 90 work fourteen hours dsv. NAV b,l
defiance to sll uins. sH slf ,pi.ey,b.c
iois', partial lesisltiou Try lsiJ urog M
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-05

L. Dye casks powdered Peonc received and for
Ivy Sig5 PRYOR & PAUL..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-05

GHERiFF'S SALE.-By virtue OF =. I. -. -
- ENronaS issued from the Clerks on oi sehaihont
sn o. 0no S1uny at The ss Of John nv
20 5hrriI OF said county, viii sclI al public directed
@ sdder for cash on Saturday the 18Th daS ,o
gust ieio al The front door OF the Court House ~ Au
county, Oh PEINrISs PErSs lcvisi on A. Tho
s esad hsssne by virtue Of execution ffo the
s,i ~ - VI ssd Counly Court al the suu OF said John
,st. - ~ S8diilsi teiu David MSclanc and sherrard
inc. q. EOFF, DR
aus is For X. G. WOODS, Is. d a.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-05

100 Bbls. Mopongalieis fine White SAT- in- ree.lved
on "nsignneni and 0l sale low by JAS MKEF
Wheeling 2njuy 1915.
WANTED.
- wv buHef Lard and raunfrr produce ronersllv
H. ". JAMESON Produce dealer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-01
BACHELORS HAIR DYE.

~ Liquid COioring for the Hair. Wtishe-s, k
It's claims TO patronage viii once be understood By
those who have used sold the preparations offered for
dyeinr the hair It's application i simple IL effect
tain, being emphatcaNy perfect Hai,-Hye without de-
keepers, druggists, &c II will be found &C.
srabe article, they with confidence recommend IL
their customers and be troubled with complaints OF
It's dyeing the skin linen Il will rub oil the hair
and constant washing only improves ~ appearance The
color permanent and perfectly Uniform, entirely free
from those unnatural is varying from the faded green
the royal purple produced by the ordinary hair dyes In
proof Of ts efficacy the inventor Is prepared apply the
Dye whi.kers, portion OF the hair without charge
10 those wishing 10 purchase proves satisfactory for
which purpose he has Prepared only and
sold wholesale and retail by WM. BACHELOR. No.
Wail-st- near Broadway. Prce Si double size = 81.
Copy ihe address.
Agents-New-York, Dr. Goursud. 81 Wslker-sL: Brook.
lyn Mrs Hays 1879 Fu!ion-st; Philadelphia Eug Roussei
Washington, d. c. J. H. Gibbs, Penn Aren, Piltsbure
Pa WIN. Jackson, ~ Lberlyst; Columbus. Ga. Winter
a Enning. s2b lmeodir
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-01
AMBRosIAL oRRIs PASTE.

For eearsing the Teeth and Mouth and pre'eg tie Gums
~ This delightful and wholesome Odontal-
gic Paste is highly esteemed by all who have used it, for
keeping the breath fresh aud sweet preserving the gums in
healthy condition and consequently preventing The de-
cay OF the teeth 1t is considered very RECHERCHE article
wherever il Il known, and IS beyond comparison the most
beautiful and perfect preparation Tor The purpose ever OF
fered the public snd has received The highest appoba
ton of the eminent dental surgeons OF this city
Prepared sold wholesale and retail. by EE.RY JoHN
son, Druggist and Chemist, in the Granite Building, 5
Broadway, ChamberssL Sold also al 100 Fulton-st
and II Eas, Broadway Price So cents. - lmeodis
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GREELEY & McELRATH.
" Ncw-YorIk weelly Tribune-content, 70

70" Ncw-YorIx Weekly Tribune-Conients jov
SGard0y, October 3.-PoETRY-Lovc her stll Mine and
Ours; Lines Picture, by Wordsworth; hymn or tie
Death OF Daughter EuIroRIALs-1ohn Young; Aliilard
Fillmore John Young and Anti-Ren! City and Country
Our State Ticket Whigs and Tsms The Tariffs - ana
20; Wool and the Two Tariffs: Liberty and License;
Western Gram and British Murncts; The South 10 The
North; Common Schcos-Review of the System Of Edu
-NEws-Erom Mexico; News from Capt Fremont
Bcnis Fort; Later from thr Rio Grande-The Army
The Miami Indians; Farther from the Sandwich Islands
The Mormon War Tie Copper Region South America
Report Of Spencers Trial NJ Bergen From Council Bluff.
From Fort Union; Havana Six Days Proceedings Of the
CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION; Correspondence OF The
Tribune, Recommendations from the Maine
Election North Carolina Wing ana Loco-Foco Nomna
lions for Congress. &c; Wing Convention Auburn
MlsoEILASEous-Things and Thoughts in Europe, No II
A peculiarly nch Correspondence; Mr.. Webster, The
Caliionlans; Judicial Reiom-Lawyers The State FAIR
Number Of Competitors and Premiums Oneida on ca
to; Letters from England. No. III, by New Highlander
Notices OF New Publications Letter from Charles Lane
The Shakers Sc Canada Norway and Free Trade on tue
ST Lawrence Whipping the Stale Prison, The Cotton
Crop the Caterpillar Fair OF the American Institute
La0d Reform in the Sandwich islands The Hor,e Cho
eva; Nurth-W esern Lakes and Rivers-CoMMtRcIAt IN
rCILIGEScE- Produce. Stocks Money. Cattle Market
Household Markets
Single copies put In wrappers for the Mails can he
obtained at the desk price {! cents.
To TERMS-Se per wear All subscriptions payhb!e
inn-vibiv in advance Address
GREELEY MUELRArH Tribune Buildings.
cor Spruce aud Nassau sis opposite tie City Hall.
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Hayre Markets.

,.-.-7be activity that wc noticed in cur prerious
ar s.s beeu succeeded by a very slack demand with
~, less frness in prices The sales effected were
f.A- - bbis American Potash, FIRST brands AT f3i -
gol % f3s 80 at which latter quotation there are
so"a cI,ers than buyers. Nothing has been done IN
s,.b which IS worth f36 so per 80 Kill duty q %
fe i The Baltimore and Argo, from New York came
ssy;,h COG bbs Pots
1s.-r,From the tenor OF the last accounts recei.ed
PLATA some shipments OF Hides may shortly b.
irou. ,sd 10 come forward our market has therefor
duh since last report only 1900 Ruenos Ayres
9ee s.ying been sold at 5jic and 400 New York We;
e "a a :slic per half XII, duty paid.
81 81, : our stock of Carolina being quite exhausted
.io, consist Of lots in second hands amounting 10
.s ,c,s AZ 81 2 10 81 per 20 xii duty q 81 paid
80 snecuation has taken place in East India, and 10
~ m arrive found purchasers at f2J to % for home
- =. We have received 60 terces from New-iork ez
Arso. ~ Thor. has boen E, cood ;,c,,;r,, r.,
- :, an advance previous rates the sales consist.
casks Russia yellow partly 10 arrive al f6l 70
o IN and 80 casks EewYork az fG2 to G2 30 per 10
" y, 5+v Maid A lot of 81 bbIs American Lard found
s1vers 81 f55 for consumption The Argo and Rolt-
ne from New York, brought in - casks Tallow and
Is bbls Lard.
.sd IN his article which, owing 10 the large amount
4 .ork and the fairness in the transactions wears
;rnward aspect The only sales TO report 3 tons
5 western fishery at f2 40 TO A. and tons South
I'm NJ f2 52t to co per XII for consumption North.
s,crp ashery is offered at 2 - deliverable in the
. fhree months Of the year supply of 3:}} bundles
-syed from New York Stocks 40 tons against l2J
uns lost year
WHgAT AND fLouR.-Durng the last month the price
4 Home Wheat experienced advance OF II - per
..,ojre ca bushels) the average according TO the
SRA documents published the end of the month
Ming f 10 against 10 50 in ef5 and fig II in 1911
A. he last Mon;ivers market the average price
~ 20 per sack of 200 kill We bare OF foreign
c,ovh the import duty at present is 27lc. per hectO
lire BY national or favored flags No change has taken
,Iare In American Flour which we therefore quote as
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-01

r. Rheumatism, still Joints. &c.-Compognd
Syrup OF the Hydr,oiae OF Poisssa SArsapara AID 81
low Dok-The shove Is prepared from The puT-st aFH
ces and : recommended The best aud OILY sure cure
OF Rheumatism this season Of The year -specs-y
Of The greatest importance viii remove al iiose
extre;nely npeassnI symptoms. severe pains snes.
the FONTS back shoulders, &C. &c II mus qarihes $40
cuick-ns The circulation and eaves every part OF the a
ma economy in perfect OF health Tae virIues OF
each article have long been The faculty. and By
Eor .sl. nv C II. RING
sio Inns. Only. lS2 hroSd~av' cor Io'h--S
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-01
DIR. MANIOTTA'S
EAST INDIA TuNiC,
flr nN.n,.nsin Errt.r and ANua 4 c

tOr DyspepsiB. Fever and Ague, &c &c
~" Travellers, from constant Change OF air sHd ~
Ter are liable 10 many diseases which be prevented by
The use OF The Tome vhenev they ind themselves In ans
way indi- posed Tins medicine NH always prevent them
from contracting contagious diseases such yellow lsver
scarlet fever Ac &c Persons OF extreme bilious lempefs
meut may live long ana healthy the Southern climate
by The use OF ihs article Personal references given
several hundred OF nrst citizen,
Agents antel throu shouI Uu.tei States Apphca
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