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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-02-16

To render any medicine perfectly paiatable To the
great advance towards the eradication of disease
there can be no doubt that one great Of prdaced
illness is the natural reluctance We have 10 su allow me
dcine conformaby TO the directions OF tho physicias
Various experiments therefore resored med
zeal practitioner in order disguise the
scription. Recourse is generally had. cases
those articles of food which the patient
and which commonly az hand. The consequence is
he losthes the sight of them ever Afterwards Now Cc
keners Sugar Coated Vegetable Pill this ice
ton entirely. The medicine is completely usiuud
I'D by the coating of sugar, that the Pill may cred
to remain IN the mouth consideralIe length of time
without any symptom Of nausea disgust Their
tive properties chiefly confined 10 complaints which
originate in impurities of the blood Hence They strike
at the root Of disease. and the relief they
otherwise than permanent and efiectua They place
ture in the very position she occupied al our birth They
cleanse the bowels, purify the blood promote
bile perspraion, and restore healthy action 10 the liver
the heart and the lungs. Their virtues are so positive
and certain restoring heah that the proprietor binds
himself 10 return the money paid for them all cases
where they do not give general satisfaction For by
in 30 A. o. FAIRCLILD.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-02-16
RIVER NEWS.
5 feet Oinches water in the channel-fsIIiI
REPORTED by c. II. IERRY-

5 ieet 0inches water in the channel-fsliug
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURE
~ Boats for the last "a hours. ending yesicT
day at 4 O'Clock, u. ~
ARRIVED.
Swiitsure No 3. Fuller, Cincinnati.
National, Dean, Pittsburgh.
Susqnehanna, -,
Isaac Newton, Mason,
Nm. Penn, Smith. IL. Rock.
DEPARTED.
Brooklyn, Bores, N. o.
Pioneer. Moore, Louisville.
Isaac Newton, Mason. Cincinnati.
Susquehanna, --, Louisville.
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By TELEGRAPH |
TO THE PIJBIIC.

Give my articles q trial and judge for your
setues-l ,carrant them all TO be as rtpte-
scnted or the money refunded.
MY EAU LUSTRAL HAIR RESTO-
4E8 ERATIYE
HIS universally approved and admired article, free
from ardent spirits, paneen essential oil aud OF q
destructive materials. cleans the hair exPednoasiy
ders beautifully bright, and imparis delicate
fragrance Of the flowers. Hair washed with tins TX
tract soon becomes peasingiy sen and n1urisnt IN its
growth and i will positively bring IN new nsf on bald
10 turning gray or falling out, by the of spirit
other improper preparations, will be restored
IT'S natural color and briiisncy by few applications Of
1t is Preservatiye against Badness and an infaf.
HE cure in all affections of the Skin on the Heed
psndru1 and for preventing the falling of Of the hair
EvIpEsos-Nainrei u an exhaust able mine. in Inch
cxpe fence and study always find eNesyaie; II
thai source aone, which produces all that man calls
invention, aud which he would better PERHAPS IA
name adap1ati0ns.
Fer sals, wholesale and retail, by
JULES HAuEL, Chemist and ferfanor,
&c s. "a 81, teiow Chestnut
Ard - neaR allahe druggists and fancy The
unioa- Ass ~ - Nv a FAiRCHILp.
New ~ Wheeling Va.
- THE p4x1lrDNRTlcULAR. Depila
- ~ peu1er Eeuns<sand highly teue cal an,
~ DQ91$ - 49, ~ <Uho have been 4 Icicd viii
seep1eous hair. pssasvaiiy when growth has hesl
e ~ sPpss Lp aud side Of The ace giving
80 and according to the directions, will q
.ss 49, gees addition TO The tie OF an
moved I'm @ina,ss s,er +. ANA sa a " -
VIZ GU Naen V infailihle, aid warranted - 70
hess Amer numerous ifals have r.
eelsso cetnc.6ea Fl success which cannot he
FOR sale, wholesale Ard rsisil. al
JULES HAUEL's psno'.
: :. Houth Third ~. teav CIoSHui.
Ieminhs AWARDED ~ the FRANKLIN INSTITUTE
Also for sas by A r, = AfpTtfit'r
Nsvs NH..iis
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-02-16
RALIINInHEIIEk HI.HIIaI

J. bAbffH6tsE bDEk HOSPITAL.
WTT HERE mas % tainafI Do a..t sas-H= laz#eIa
~ tpI GfHasrs5s p. tseat-. sHstafes ~e4#Tasf wee
:. ness. am lH EH5e f#4fe sa=ftf=z ff.rs4a #a
tHa-f pesalsz af,s=sar. ,gli54s-.z .,.s' s., -
'see Of tuutt. auf ssliiel if no. -f.zeI zsir4s HID
impossible rad tn size taI 1stray- both iad aid dds
faz fea4elt SSH else, s4t-- .aHe, ssl s# -
ION %. st.t hf5f DISEASE.
~ fE6u on ne Two nv -, ,s'f9 u ei't
once NJ, NORTH FREDERICK STREET on Size
IfzH land sHHs gota- ffsH IA. fir5azr II l.t Izf
the conner rsli f5-as55g ~ -iiti t'l'l if'H
Re paftleuisf tu Observing Ale ilaa.e 6H tI4 fs s
window yuu w5li mistake the Fl are
DIR IaHNSTfN
- I4ee - a'a tftH enc al tte hfsi tat Gees ln
,s ,.sa 9lsiss; i'e nat be seen ty hs Diplomas
rcUtiste af tia t,,fj, ol s.tl gems, eHa III
rr - ~ i - AZ Ila LondaH ald i. erea
IA n, rfr+,,o, @ - zen st'.ll W. lle ufsi io@r
ana pis5ll. tt'' w tH97' OF i-sHt'ht fafIs
slaHa #zlf-tzzsa, az ".s st'''
'=z4 s=,.,,..+ :, =. $500.
ts.H,-. Co., ~ = ~ ti7i.AEts
G,las hs= s-5s5#=l = = + - = ~.
lsa,.. -. sttz - p =5--'s = -+.At= teli
I.-ss.e. 10, - ss -. =, it..s. ot Al'A4 a'
e.ls=4f.5a s.,t e,...,..t.l .al.,1 49,. e4
+ -. q 55 sf 4sa -eA' HsititAd Mes "e
,i,s,=5s, ~ ~ = = lii'ii.s 81 ~, A9flt3
Inca. ds.sss,i .,.55. ++5'ti-,.5.f o. .ss
f iiszs t5fsf - '''z-54' ST.. ~ tiie th-+- s.l
1i-b eH te75' Isti3es ea i'eztaI H9Hes
e 5 On VIM l5. ~ i5f ed s< Tgs.
y. - ~ " ~, u t7i iyt4t1', ~ - Lass e. o. palate
i -, - 's v' p. 'ig5s 'a1 ~ ana tHe VIC
~ Az ~ s9iifs o'f1a 20 jet # cont
i.,,'.. t'i +" t"'i f"" r. " stnfF Pr" tfaTFt
RI snen' tefeiute. llr- JOHNSTON pied
~ Hglst We host 'hkil'a@ae secrecy aud
,r2a is etie9s5ye Practice IN te ersl Hes's9s Of tu
MI 5 - - ~ - '..l', 10y 'lt.e5-" 2 sue
,' '"ie 10 te ei"t tai Ae fietiHt OF tbs H9fi td
49, =, a.. ,,,ai..,.i.. -. a.. ,5,,
ans 6oti lsl., tts' thousands is 'rt"s 10
who H. the US Of ina, deadly fo,son MERCURY tire
ala either send te ntio. iafaie STU ezeF 10
,ag,,,pprr5,e .-,-r., -, -,-f-.. -.-
-, N - = ~ 'i'ssii = mn ~ INC mos
-, ~ n - - '-z@- ''.ls hAo@h u No. --ef
To-, - r. fs az o a5e1 "a h'dfa"ee
tg5 evrfe .,.3.f... '' - i.ls' 'f-..'1t
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-02-16
TO COMPOUND A MEDICINE ENrIRE1.,

TO COMPOUND A MEDICINE ENTIRELY OF
VEGETABLES. which shall operate efeeiually. A We
~ great advance upon obsolete formulas o plarma-
ceuticai Science II only modern times that tins
important desideratum has arrived perfection The
community has Teen so long drugged and posoned Ky
mineral preparations, that vegetable compounds became
matter of actual necessity, aud no remedy could
peel 10 become popular without this fecoef=
da;on. The very idea of administering mineral suit.
stances internally absolutely preposieroHs Nature
never intended them for thai Their mote c
peaton is too violent. and tey seldom fail TO leave tie
system IN worse condition than they find It. 1tetdr.
hener Sugar Coated Vegetable Purgaive Pills being
pounded, merely OF yege allies hut of then cxfac,c
Juices Is entirely free from this lection. Their oFcs
ton Is perfectly soothing. They penetrate the mizgBcsf
bres OF the human frame by gradual process and Hceef
cease in their opcra until every particle deceased
matter is expelled, and every symptom OF disorder
we'd For sale by A. o. FAIRtHfI.B,
jn30 wheeling Va
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-02-16
rMpoRTANT no MorurRs-pr

IMPORTANT TO MOTHERS DR.. James l.. BAY
= tons Liquid Remedy for the special aud speedy
OF Sore and Excoriated Nipples and Broken Breasts
Mothers rho have experienced intense pam by the
distressing affection find Immediate relief y the
of this nestimabIe remedy. One trial Will satisfy the
most ncrrdulous Price 80 cents per vial. Prepared hy
Dr. James L. Dayton. late OF lie N. Y University. aud
sold by fcb6 40 FAIRCHLD, wholesale Agent
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-02-16

oT No proceedings Of The legislature ol
Friday last, reported in the Richmond parerz-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-02-16
pFAD An ven sUAl,L BE

tvr 4N.ts 4-t,fr cuNl#I pE
hEAD ~ ~ 81 +Ai.'+ -
fNQNAiNt ED. Ire a"ucArd i' one 81 we ,lAAlt
aus.oncfs fro- abroad. tHa INF feseiaie Isiid Lar
HEs % the les tie vesf ttet MAJ we vas aSt, let
- as snianeous eecl IL ias over announcer ~ MA
NOW III tee go,
Albany Sept 2 l-i6.
NJ fatrsIttrr1
M III ,apth mind sfrelsf. Fhifg 'efaIIia.
- A,--ffte Xe44afssfe f.a#ffa tar Bre t.st
- - an has .,eI y,i.Ha ,ealy sale an, Ids .lror
si, II .atIsfsrfIoH Please send nea fl5iasa ej,,pv
bo,4s Ffa ~ an e.t4rel. alt and s..e 1sI4 =
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-02-16

LATEST INTELLIGENCE.

or The eastern papers Of the latsst dates
bring Us no news Of special inporlan1e.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-02-16
BOARD OF TRADE.

Committee on Commerce for FtbruarR
J. E. WHARTON, w. T. sELBy. THos. sWEENLY
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-02-16

49, OIE NJ ERs-rbc tes. assarnest OF Jam, "a
IA cI coareH, gil edged embossed and Laced Aos,
afers Of al sizes 10 le auld IN tue citT te sac a
h u J&1 HOENBKDOI.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-02-16

81 HHnS. new y. o. eretr, l6st received and f,i
s9O sae very low by rtRiNEB q sTELfE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-02-16

Trs ERs-1Ns wanting c.ndrea.s and youths faaof ei
4 eaus ST tde Ji ercnt graies. cheap .4i caH al s. ID
Harpefs fist efid tsa store ior them,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-02-16

or AT the meeting held last evening IN
the NJ. Z. church, resolutions were adopted
setting forth ways and means Of sending fslef
TO the Irish sufferers.
A committee of four from each ward was
appointed to collect contributions We will
publish full proceedings Tomorrow.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-02-16

fas <ssRr

ALEX. L5rrERY, Class H. draws nj 81
eXaadfia. Feb 90, 1917, 20 numb es-
drawn ballefs.
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Correspondence of the Baltimore Patfioil
Philalelnhia Eth Ii : II


Philadelphia. Feb l3. 5 F. NJ
The stock market to-day was dull, and the
general tendency of prices was downward.--
Sales CT U. S. 6's, 1856, at a decline Of ] 1
OF one per cent. on YESTERDAY. N9t much
done in other securities.
The Flour market is less active though bol-
ders generally are firm al Sc 80, viii small
sales Of Pa. brands at this price BuF,fs are
not much inclined TO operate. fhrre is still
a good demand for corn meal; s4Ies were
made this morning at S 4 70; it is held higher
BY some.
New York Feb q 5 ?. n
Stocks dull and prices tending downward
Small sales tennessee fourat 81 so IA
Their dull. Sales also of Southern brands al
So 56ia6 6Sa.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-02-16
EAa1nnLe rn,.nn,gh ssIl % Ro1e. R.L.-n.

Emo bBLs,Prfsnurgh Salt 40 Bores Rstsins
- ~ ~ l0ubhis. kanaNha do. 90 mi Foxes do
10 quarter Boxes Ra4snS NeN Crop. together with f
supply OF soft Shell Almonds French Cufrants lIfof.
Adamautlne Csnd as, Gastric and Aaricsaed SOAP and
Spicehoi various kinds, Received ana for sale q
dec Ply JAS. MtEE.
- d. HARPER has always sold las Has ard Caps
EIs cheaper taan any other establishment III the ctys
Cal sHc sFe. dee ia
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-02-16

II TtKE E0TICEt-Tbc c7nton Tea Contrary
are Tine eNrHsVr vendors OF Tire S5 HaUH Tea rHi
lct g U9ACi&'5 MtNIG RI" Tass introduced II
4H aWeHHea Is#a- and every ether trrsau hoise
Frnta=sIuE to sell the afi=uuc iras tHtF,z
price defgtye Sue INV afy ffc public tfe yt
perceive, y comparing Tie spurious ssIlh ftH genuine
% tewqna veHdcd IS tie Canton Tea ton. any;
EEerY package fIzi addition 10 containing Fl I l.
EIGHT Udef eudeH; Of The wrapper. teats fbesaula
ot reaeees ami elegance. aHd tie Teas therein are
thoroughly secured uH4 irt AVID ar, TIA their quail
ty and power viii eeHa5n uuiupairsd any luate.
Nov ., 10. WILLIAM HALL. agent. a.
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5ilNIGEB'S GFFHa
HlID QilRILAy.
Rogr. ARMSTRONG & #S.i.t.1.,..
WHEELING. VI
SPLENDID SCHEMES
~ tie month Of Efb'B. 1871.
apH AsaE
D =. q

t11z. EarHaeY. Cfas q. araws of ST.
eeaa.irza. Ee5.= ID. 1917. - Na5-I2
Hf##H HffI ##H#-s
! as.za of 10000 j prize or So.0i7
d. 100 o leo prizes II lt9u
IL 5000 10 da 4ao
do g 500
Tickets ~ dollars: a certificate If 81
vh5ie tickets fe5E bezeat for I2O dol aars.
@har-. ~ nrnnlrti..n.
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:2saa.eeGpO.

NM JERSEY LOTTERY C1oss II. draws
at Jersey City. February i, lg47. -
uembe75-12 drawn b8ll6fs.
paiza OF 10000 prize Of 1000
d 5000 i do l.5oo
do $500 10 do zoo
do 2.l00 10 de 10 O
Tickets . dollars; certificate of 25
whole tickets Will be sent for so 6yllsr...
NLIE.s N ITnHUrtIUn.
Washington telegraph., 1847-07-28

TnE llHzfaiu1s StCE or AmlANn.
geulenan recently lrom kruurhy ia.
lmmed Us laai il Is The intention ol M
Clay, duIns Tie ensuing month. 10 be.
come 4 communicate OF the Episcopal
Church oi Lf1.azIuii. Ul which hu La. IT,.
many yeaHs been Iay member. llis alsa
stated that lhe ehHah WilI rndeavof Ia Sc
cure tn services oi nr. Gay a. a delegate
To the Episcopal Convention. To be held
ia one ui the nauhrui cities during the
summer.
A tune pas.s. en. the people lunt 10
Nlr. Car Nth increased affection. lha
feelings u The nahum arr yet 10 be wrought
up 10 a hghef Pash o' intensity al The
name oi' lhs sage oI Ashland, than Il has
ever yet experienced. In permitting hi
defeat for President, they dimmcd not the
lusiro Of his Zane, bui they dIl au injustice
To themselves and 10 their country which
Will b. icll by generations yet unborn.
The time vii come when Mr. CLAY will
be OF history, llls name then wiiI ,lanI
out irom among his contemporary states
men, as does tho A.Ps iIom AMONG the
surrounding mountains. Thousand. III ibr
gallant Wing. who supported h.n Ni,. ,.ccp
N the patriots gave, bm there will be-
living say haired palrIarchs, who are now
known al The ''yuuag wings Of iii" lhty
will ST by the hearth stone aud rr!.r to
those stirring times, and they will be hon
ored and loycd, because they were the
friend. Of Mr. Clay, anl stood By hi. side
In the memorable, and a, will then b. con.
sdcTcd, the singular contest in which be-
met bis drt'at. |, is legacy OF love II
country 10 leave behind them, possessed
by all who can BE- relcncd 10 ia tie uturc.
as the political friends ol Henry Clay.
" o. NaDHh
Washington telegraph., 1847-07-28

AZ ANGsLs NHtr-A young angel Of
distinction being sent down to eadh on
some business, lhrlho first time, had an ED
courier spirit assigned him as guile
They arrived over lie sea of Mauanicn, IN
the middle of Il long day Of an obstinate
fight between the fleets Of Rodney and De
Gfasse. When, through the clouds ul
smoke, he saw the fire Of guns, the decks
covered with mangleI limbs, aul bodies
dead nr DYING, the ships sinking, burning
OF blown ilto the air, aud the amnun pi
pain, misefy, aud destruction, the crews
yet alive, were dealing round 10 each Other,
he turned angrIIy 10 his guide aud sud,
Won numbering bloehhcad, You are igun
iaul al Aanr business; YOU undefluak IN
conduct ne 10 carlh and You have hronghl
me intu hell. s.
"Se ST. - answered the guido, Il haYe
made no mislabe, this is really ealh, aud
these are men. Devils never treat ena
another in this cruel manner they havs
muir seuse. aud more Of what men call IN
mauizy s-ff4gkias LtIcr.
Washington telegraph., 1847-07-28

Tnr loE 1'RAnE.-1'hey write US from
Batavia, says the Paris Pressc, that the
commerce in ice, but recently commenced
in the burning climate Of India aud Indian
Archipelago, has already become to the
United states. who principally carry It on,
one Of their most lucrative articles lor ey.
port In a climate the temperature OF
which is almost constantly 90 to % OF
Reaumur, they have ices; they drink iced
champagne in Calcutta, Madras, Bombay,
Batavia, Manila and Canton, where aIca.
rasd was the only reIrcshmcnt in use. To
give some idea Of this new equatorial com.
merce and It's importance, we need only
mention one house in Boston, (the writer
lorgets to give It's name) which in single
year has sent To Asia l0l vessels with car.
goes Of ice, which have yielded lS,OOO,0OO
llorins. This Is almost as much as the
produce Of the whole wine harvest Of Bor.
deauX,
Washington telegraph., 1847-07-28

BArnING ~ MENco --Thr following
Is an -,lnrl lrum a letter from tho camp
ol the Massachusetts volunteers. Published
IN tho Boston Transcript;
"lou would be charmed with our eh.
campmcnt on account Of the bathing ii no.
Thing else. All lIie Malamora. len,aIe.
high and low. balhc AT least once day
generally in The evening soon nIlcf sunset,
aud as The current is loo strong Tor their
delicate limbs 10 contend against in the
river, they resort 10 the lAkcs in the yicinit,
OF the cily-our lake being especially Ia.
vored by them. Some ol Ihcm arc splendid
swimmers, and have seen one of lhem
oulswim at least eight oiour officers.
The Mexican men and women battle
promscuousy, aud il is laughahle To see
the women take loycsick swain aud duck
him TIL he is nearly dead. | should con.
slider that perfect cue for tho most obsli.
naie case Imaginable
One scarcely wonders that the writer OF
the letter was ''charmcd with their cncamp.
menl." 1t must have been rare thing To
see eight OF the Massachusetts volunteers
swimming after one Mexican woman.--
We wonder i it was in oue of these swim.
ming matches that Col Gushing broke his
legl
Washington telegraph., 1847-07-28

Gasr or RAlRnAps.-Tho Charleston
Patriot gives the following statistics in rel.
eranee 10 the cost oil railroads in this eoun
try, Atlhe present time ii will bo one Vi
interest 10 our readers. We believe that
the projected cost ul tho Central Railroad
is below Sll,70o per mile, the average
cost OF railroads heretofore in PennsylVa.
mia, H. fact. every years experience en.
ables railroads In be constructed at cheap
er rate lhan heiafe:
Z "ln The State of New York there are %
railroads, whose aggregate length is $50
miles, and the average cost OF construction
Tor each mile has been $4,000. Ofthese
roads, the masl expensive was the Mohawk
aud Hudson kdaa, which cost Ss5 000 per
mile. The least expensive wa, the Bulla.
Ia and Black Rael, Road, wh0so cost was
only $1,000 per mile.
There are in Pennsylvania 70l miles ol
railroad, whose eteage cost per mile
amounted To ,700.
In Delaware. 10 miles al road cost
S6OOG0O, which is an average ot s37 900
per mic.
In Maryland. lhe average cost per milo
ul 3nl m.les af fairnai was $ II ,O0l.
Ia Virginia lhefe arc 3is miles Of road
which cost on an average, Sl5,iOO pet
mile.
The average cost per mile. Of eis miles
ul road IN Nurlh Caralina, was St3 75s
In suuth Carolina we have 2u2 miles OF
road, which eosl is SIS, ,0Ol per mile.
In Georgia, sl3,o0O per mile, were
paid for l76 miles oi railroad.
Ia fIofida II miles Of railroad cost
S3,s0n per mile.
In Anbama. 10 mics COS, nm average
per mile, Of ~ sun.
la Mississippi s. 100 per mile, were
pad lot 81 mies oi ailfuad.
From lhase item. we learn, that the
most expensive foad has been in New
York, the gheapesl Que in Florida, ani the
urder IN Whirh these States would .lanl in
respect Ia comparative cost OF their road.
would be as IoIInws. beginning with the
mos expensive, aud ending with The cheap
rsl: New iafk, feunsl Iynnia, Delaware.
Maryland. South Carolina, Virginia. North
Carolina. Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi
aud lIuHaa.
Washington telegraph., 1847-07-28

Asrozi-ulNg A,mGvrurNrI tnr.-
III. I ". Eascr.y after repeated eapsfi
msais, la, actually succeeded in Dtgusr
rliYping sifoaL Of hghmpg'-a genuine
au'iu PLAYING streak ulihr rra. snake order
- peil,el aud iu,'aneous was The opera.
TN La m5amids oi intervening drups q.
TAN wefr transferred with wonderful us
liurllrss 10 ibr plate, every drnp retaining
if, glnbular iorm, showing that nn appfeei.
able sp4eF of lima was consumed "a Tic on
eraiion. Nisiiers to Mr. Ea.tcriy's room
will be AMPLY repaid Ior their pain., by
examining this plate, IN connection with a
number Of y.ows ol clouds, 81.
81 Logi, Il rri 'c.
Washington telegraph., 1847-07-28
NeW Store nj Fulton.

slLocR, BROTHER ( co. have ila re.
y crived aud are now opening a large pnd
.plrad'd aa=aItmeni u Eaadz. eoBssilng u nart Of
ihr following
frneh, Eualsb aud American r.'d',3-t4-4
81 brown aud lileaaHad shHllnF4aud SHHrtnal.
-, "a Va. ozaabsTs. -, a. Lowell DO.
U'raohed aud bEaHa d|IIIIHHa. checked ,acrds.
pcnienllary iHn#s. naaH.as, seaieli 3. ds, rrrsl
uaratr' ifaurh laiahazaHar alfaea lu..I,., u'aga
ani twiiled aInaea. I'll. WIIIa, green rul yellow
hauurls, zaiiarl, ksnIH6ay aud gold mixed i.-ri..
s-llnble damask. hHek AMI uIIa l.lbnsi .I.oHi
lawn, book and sNIzz nHHIHa. striped oaulfska
and ilubannlz, MaHHHaa#H siTipes, blue I'd f..4H
black aud eaafed e1mhHeaz lHs4 linen. printed
cotton drills aud eauaHadss, annn uui nmHufs
checks, baes tahhY vslfel. nHuIed lanuel.. blns
drills and lase4a, Geofzia sanHs, linen and cotton
mpos, silk, eullan aud MADRAS hHndkrr hIefa.
lrnged slmWls. iaIlaHz aaHFazs. Rtsfil si.atIurs
diaper, brown holland. ruilan fringe. MarrHI,l
aud gfl@ skirts, lsHIHuH, cotton and u1rill
binding, sHiIaa, kiass aHd ealaftd cotton rarI.
Grape dialnes, hIne. fad HHd white blankets. tick.
ng, musIHIia aelIas Gsofgla jeans, and Il us-
sion plans, A. Ne
Washington telegraph., 1847-07-28

CoHrL,iNr or TuE BNrluoRrhNs.--
The Baltimore Clipper says that some Of
the mrmbcrs ol their battalion, just rc.
turned home, complain lha, they received
three months arrcamgcs Of pay ON their
discharge at Iampico, aud that the whole
sum was given them in twelve and hall
and six aud quarter cent picces-lhat OH
their arrival in New Orleans, they were
compelled 10 pass these for ten and five
cents each; thus incuring heavy loss.
Can it be, asks the Clipper, that any pay.
master, OF other officer collected this money
in New Orleans at It's deprecated value to
pay ol'thc troops with at part
Washington telegraph., 1847-07-28
Gin MnnnthclOrN.

fB1llE undersigned cry now manuriciurinr their
4 improved COTTON GINS al Mndcn. Ln..
aud are prepared 10 furnish planters with superior
Gin-siands, made after tho latest and most i'm.
proved plans They will deliver their Gins nt
any plantation within 1876 miles Of Mindun, or al
Washington, Columbus or Fulton, Arkansas. free
Of any additional cost An orders from distance
will be promptly ATTENDED 10. For any Information
relative to the quality Of their Gins, thoy refer TO
Gen. G.. D. Royion, William Crabtree or William
Vaughn, Hampstead county, or Henry NJ. Ie.
may, y. Strickland and A. C. Owens, Lafayette
county.
LACkY & SHIELDS.
Minden. La, May 10, ls4i.2l.u
Washington telegraph., 1847-07-28

liaRRin NugnER.-Somi thgse VII
since Alr lohn Wade, OF Henry county.
WIS killed by his brother, Washington
Made. he deceased was whipping his
daughter, when the other nleHiefed--lhis
leading Ia some alteration, Washington
dfew a pistol aud shot, tho ball entering
the arm anI lrli breast. lie died sefrfaI
hauls alIer oi the wound. 'lho daughter
rushed upon him with a stick 10 complete
The awful WORK. When he was laund hy
some al hi neighhors, he was pileansly
begging Iaf waIer hnl tho cruel family. his
own vile aud children, refused hIs en-.
treaties, nor did lbcy mani6 sl The leasl
stmpaih, ief him during dis suffering Tie
muflefef has given security Tor hls appear.
anee at leoull.-l lIarsar t.Ho.) lRit3r.