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Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-07-28
FULTON LINE.

al Properly on the Erie Ca,ad insured.
This Line, composed of 80 first class Canal Pas
sage and Freight boats, is prepared on the open
ing OF navigation. to forward Merchandise, Furn4
ture and passengers from New York, Troy and
Albany, to Buffalo, or any other place West, and
Produce to any point East, with promptness and
despatch.
Merchandise shipped by Steamers, Propellers or
Yes els on the Lakes as directed.
Mark all packages Fulton Line and ship by
Troy and Erie Line of Iron tow boats daily-Sun
days epted-Coentes slip, New York.
PRoPRFToRs
Ward g. Co I3 Central Wharf, Buffalo.
G. |. Brace ~ Co. corner OF Congress and River
streets, Troy.
Augustus Colson, u Coenties slip, N. York.
AGENT.
q | LLmtcLIl & O.. Snutllnnrt w 7,
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-07-28

RRAAANNDY LINIMENT, for Bruises, sprains.
- Ohil6lalns, Rheumatism, &c, Prepared and
sold by f SCAMATON no / -. AZ - t'''"
Chicago July 2S
- UMMER CORDIAL, an inlallible remedy for
- blarrhea, Dysentery, Cholera Nlorbus Summer
sold by F. SCAN10N 10 f'a's - ''''0
Chicago July IS.
L7RESH Bermuda Arrow root Just received by
l1oly 81 +. SCAMMON, lI9 Lake st.
yTANALIA BEANS, Extracts Vanilla, Rose
Lemon, Rose and Peach Water for sele by
July q, F. NCAMMON, l19 Lake i.
GEGAR> Havana, and Principe. OF superior
~ quality. just received aud Tor sale at wholesale
or retail by Ljy1sl F>CAMMON II9 Lake St.
H. r. EDU.3RDS &. Co.
J ~ + Just received and opened, in the Saloon
Buildings on Clark street. cry extensive and
vel selected assortment O new and fashionable
JEUELRT,
consisting OF Cameo Plus and Bracelets. Stone and
Mourning Pins and Bracelets, Finger Rings o. all
kinds, Gold Gnard, Fob and Vest Chains. &c. &c.
cold 07ad Siirer Lcrer g. Ldpine matches:
DAY, 30 Hour AND ALARM Brass Crooks
Noiu ana SILVER pens and pencils gold, SIll cr. Ger
man silver and steel spcctac.es; razors knives scs
sors steel beads, &c. &c
Girandoles. Lamps Plated and Britannia Casters:
best Britannia vare; thermometers, telescopes ac-
cordlonS, writing cases; tooth, hair and clothes
brushes; chess board and men
The trade supplied with watch materials at New
York prices
Cooks, Watches and Jewelry made, repaired and
warranted 10 be done in the best manner
Cash paid for old gold and silver,
Chicago, July. IS47-n3S5m3
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-07-28

Diun1a1d line on Ohio Canal.

and Cleveland Line of Steam
and C01m Bouts on the Pennsylvania
0ld Ohi0 Canais and RiUerS.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-07-28

PUN FVIV1 w No no 10
We would also state that we have the most extern
slHe assortment OF Street Music W est of New York
Orders from abroad arc solicited and viii recej, e
prompt attention II a NJ
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-07-28
Il. r.. EDyF,3RDSS &. Ia

! lave Just received and opened, in the Saloon
i I Buildings, on Clark street, very extensive and
We'll selected assortment OF new and fashionable
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-07-28

PRANDY LINIMENT, for Bruises. snrains
- Chilblains, Rheumatism, &c. Prepared and
sold by f SCAMAION no ato - ''0
Chicago July 2S
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-07-28

GIIC.9 q. OSfEGO LINE,
w Rossier los Broad Street, New York
Do ohite u Mollison, Oswego.
Southport, C HUTCHINSON, At 2
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-13

GREAT OUTRAGE On Friday night last, some
unknown persons went into the court house
an carried OF small table in the drawer of which All
papers belonging TO to the supreme Court were
up broke open the and tore up a the
cases which were brought by appeal from the Circuit
Courts No papers wero hurt excepting those Of the
unopened cases although the docket the iournsl an
other court papers In the drs wer This out
rage bo] resulted in the dismissal Of all bus ness from
the court IL will be att nded with much alton, de
lay and ezpn To the "a ties intareftd and will make
IL necessary for them TO reinsttuo their suits In the
lower courts 1t has been committed, probably fort
purpose ofpreventpg decision on some doubtful case
and the In which done shows clearly that
some rascal Of more than ordinary cunning and de.
pravityw concerned in Il Cherokee 4dpoeoe Oct ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-13

News FROM TExAs-By the steamship Yacht,
Captain Crane, from Galveston, we have
rapers from that place to the LIST inst inclusive Ont
hundred and thrtyseven German emgrants arrived on
TIE bark N Cooper, at Galveston from Hamburg, on
the 22d ut
Major Neighb0rs, the Indian agent, has arrived Mt
AusJn from Torrey's Trading House, where he at
teniing n council OF the Indians Tho council u.
merouy attended by thu frontier tribes and friendly
disposition manifested by all of them III is OF OPT
MON the Austin Democn that there IL no reason
apprshend aoy hostile movement among the Indians,
unless hey should be iutigsted to resume hostities
towards the Americans by the evil councils Of vilsnous
white men, whom IL app, ars have already been
engaged in tue foul work OF preudicing the minds Of
OF the tribes against maint ainng peaceabe rela
tons with he Americans.
In relation TO the sugar crop the Galveston Nens
rays -" The accounts get from the country repre-
the prospects OF sugar panters IA unusually IA
voreble What may be the quastt brought to market
this year cannot BIZ acer aimed with auy great accuTa
cy We believe that much the largest portion Of the
planted will be used for seed to enlarge the presen
plantations open another year. and this
OF the will continue for several years to come We
have direct that eight OF the largest planters
sugar this year. The sugar houses and mills Of that
county the largest scale, and will bear comps
rson with those OF the most extensive plantations ia
Louisiana Those houses are built Of brick (Which
made every plantation of excellent Qusty) and
the largest three hundred feet in length "Np Or
leans Pfeayune, Nor 4. .....
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-13

MYSTERIOUS AFFAIR. Some few weeks since
young girl, named Caroline Frizinger, com
nitted suicide LAS was supposedly In North Whitehall
township, In this county, by stabbng herself with
butcher knife In the breast Suspicion however, soon
that the deed had not been committed by herself
and the relatives had her body exhumed and examined
by three phi scisns who came 70 the conclusion that
she had been murdered suit was thsn instituted
against Jonathan Iiennipger whom strong enspiro,
rested aud with wlsm she sEs liVitg a. To- tinr in
uug.r hed biz h,arrg IN ttfs piece Ut ~ Jug In
nqer and was sent TO prison await his trial At he
OK ming November oourt,--7li,ntopr pa kspvrt,r,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-13

WILD GERsx. Large numbers of wild geese
have passed over this village within week or
two. The Hooks are generally small though some OF
them number from 200 to 800 The older have been
rus,eatpg during the up in the Lake Superior
country where they could hardly have failed TO md IN
pie security from the huntsmap, whether white or red
and IN ccmrauy with their little reepo liabilities nr"
now On tboir way 20 genial 81 mate Dry thsj.
and cafe journey to them -Pa'rtown tIPi') Chrs'
uists
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-13
Miscellaneous.

Boxes Tor axeltrees rollers 60 to work in about
to be made from composition formed Of iron and glass
The material thus produced s harder than cast iron,
possesses strength and presents smooth surface
almost to overcome the great evil Of friction Mr..
Kelsey, Of Syracuse is the inventor
The majority Of Gov. Briggs In all but dive tewus, h
2,2il.
The governor general, learn has been pleased to
commute the sentence Of death passed Timothy and
Mary Burke, 1t the recent Assizss Kingston for the
murder OF their children to imprisonment for life In the
penitentiary onto Patriot.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-13

STEAMBOAT AccIDENT.-Th steamer Luna,
bound up, when about one mile above Don.
adsonve broke OF her shafts and burst one OF her
cynder-heads by which accident the cook WAS killed
aud several other persons severely inuredN O. Pieay
une, NOp 3.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-13

Leaving sbaance Of $3.50 800 lbs Of mineral TO be sme
ed in the mineral district There tour smeltIng
works being erected and will be ready for operation
next season on the Ontonsgon, one at Eagle River
one at Dead River, and one at Isle Royal Col h j.
ment sg.nt His headquarters through the winter will
be at Fort wilkins until the e-opcning ofnav CATION
Rochester pepper.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-13

PorATo.-For a few years past public attention
has been directed TO the cause of the potato rot,
also the remedy but nothing satisfactory has bven
ecited One Of our farmers few days since, informed
while In alton that subject that he planted
his potatoes earlier this than usual and that h.
dug put In his celitr 30 30 bushels before
the rains came These are still perfectly sound
while those which remained In the ground during the
recent heavy rains utterly worthless To the
rains many persons have attributed this rot and
conssquen y they put their crops in very early to enab
them at maturity before the rains commenced
Tho experiment mentioned below may be- considered OF
some consequence, as we have seen satisfactorily
tried A lady from Mississippi spent the past season
with her fre ads In The all engrossing sub
sc Of the potato the tsps when obser
that In that region many Of the planters had been
psrimsnting that vegetable and the best result
from transplantng the slips into rows similar TO tho
method OF oultivatDg the Carolina potato Her friends
tried the experiment, and finer potatoes have not
eaten in many years Tbs potato Is planted
early in hot bed. and the slips, when about three
inches in length, taken OF and transpsnted some
10 inches distant The original will continue to send
forth shoots for q long time.-Mor'is Juseyman
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-13

PANS, Oct. as, IsA7
Ihe Bouapavf, Eau,I,,

fAhis, OCT. 20 1851
The Bonaparte FamiIy.i
The revocation Of the decree by which the family Of
Napoleon Bonapsrte banishsd from France is to be
published within few days The press speak very
favoraby on that matter, and doubt the two Chan,
beers will agree also Ths government will speak first
and will present. itself. the project OF that law
They say that NJ Guizot has made, by the following
words an alusiou to the trumphs of Napoleon
remaiD, N Tn;ers rapps. !. ert e rsypire. les
shall recall the living one
1t Is now thirty-two years since the decree OF
prescription signed Such was its tenor the
members Of the family Of Napoleon Buonaparts, his
ces, his aunts, Napoleon had auns) his nephsws,
his nisces his brothers their wives and their children
bsnshed for out Of the kingdom and obliged
to leave within the space Of month under the penal
ty described in Article 81 of the penal codex
attempt or plot which aim would he to excite to civil
war etc etc. will be punshed with death and confsca-
ton Of all property They will not be capable OF enjoying
civil right Of possessing any property title money,
allowance Of any grstuitous kind They will bs obg-
ed to sell all their property within the space Of 'ix
This Punishment attsned thirty -four persons alive at
Letitia Ramoino mother to the Emperor the Cardi-
nal Fesch, his uncle, conssngunous brother TO Ma
dame Leitia the Duke OF Reichstadt King Of RemeS
the daughters Of Joseph and three
sons OF Lucien two sons Of Louis daughter Of
,r ne .on ana ,ns daughter OF Eh.a Suoeocon
the wives Of the four brothers Buccocch and Borghsss
husbands Of two Of his Murat had just been
shot)
Several members Of the family received hos
pitay In Belgium the Countess de survsiers (wfs to
Joseph and his sisters the Prince Pierre third
OF Lucen and recently the Prince dc Montfort erome)
and bis son Napoleon) Achille Murat offered also his
services IN 1887, during the revolution Of Belgium
Since 1910, the collective descendants Of Bona parte
increased with one SON two aud grand
sons OF Lucisn twelve Erandsons Of Caroline Murat
| son and daughter Of Jerome
| The number OF the Bonapsrtes, (reations and pa
rents who will be able to take advantage Of the recall
| In France, amounts, now a-dsys, to forty eight.
Jerome Prince Of Montfort, the last brother alive of
the Emperor King Of Westphalia his daughter the
princess Mathilde de DemidoG; his son Napoleon.
Tbs princess Zensds daughter Of Joseph wife to her
The Princess de Canine de Blesohnmps widow Of Lu-
Glen; her sons Charles Louis, Pierre Antoine; her
daughters Lady Wyse, the Msrehoness Valentino Con
stance nurse nine children Of Charles three OF the
Marchioness OnSrat dead) three OF the Msrohionsss
Valentino.
The princess Gabrelli "a daughter OF Luoien, born
from his first wife) and her five daughters two Of whom
married. the Msrchioness Stefanon and the Coun'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-13

COPPER MINES OF LAKE SUPERIOR Col Nc
Nair, U. s. mineral agent OF Lake superior, ma:
his renort for this season up October LIST which
exhibits returns Of ores and metal raised, and ship
meuts out of the district for smelling, from the COM
MANAGEMENT Of operati as folows-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-13
LAsHIoNApLE DANCING, MOI w.,hn,,e, r..e-

It
Nile PAULINE pEsJARDINs, Of the Royal Academy
of Music OF Paris respectfully Announces 10 Der Irpr
ladies' and gentlemen residing that she viii
Der caise. for The Tuition q Dancing in all % fashionable
TENDER 20; and at No Warrington Place. Saturday Octo
bsF q whea she will have the pleasure Of
Besides the usual Dances taught in The classes. lie viii
various Polkss, waltz cling temps the Vi-nuose
waltz de,r temps aud the and graceful wal Redows
Mile d. takes this method Of returning thants her gume
rous patrons and begs also 10 that those sdes nd gen
uemen who honor her with their patronage NAV rest
assured TINT she will take o lmpt nat g'ace
and elegance Of style essential 10 the modem ball fcom
schools aud private families attended Public ciasei aug pr
yste lessons AT her residence ~ Lsou,d street We nnf OF
Roadway, aud No. Wsshnrtpn Plsre wier icrinf ana
honrs nfff'sfdancs pol irf" f'' '' !"
[ E... H,.,! D..h.t.r .... T7. 'yr.ts. st pee
a. Lt,c,ca Jus ~ ,ttu.tu O. ID ~ "a
p5rter OF Lee hes, No 7 John o. crt B. y ~ Insh
particularly attended to h+N's
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-13

M EINHARDT's GILDED BRASS LETTERS FOR
M G(3NsThes are for durability, and
brancy Of the gliding unequallsd By any Other article IN
the cvwhich bnlliancy warranted TO stand erposure
to the weather Trey are also apanned any color that
be desired Orders len Jones' Beebes Cos 100 Fulton
ssleet, will Be attended 70. .,.. =.
The heretofore ssbsstins between Msnhsrd
S, Ts We dissolved en- the '' July MEsruARpx.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-13
~ "Waes me chiel locks unco grim
When the windows o. his soul grow dim ~

80 . TArrAHILL
There arsf ewb oddly ailments distre sng in their ma
ture than inflammation OF the eyes, accompanied
nv defective VISION Anything which these wills
therefore be regsded boon of Which the value
BALSAM prepared BY HENRY JOHNSON is such boon
It's have been tested by long experience thousands
pauens after suffering from Inflammation for years have
and sery humo have gradually disappeared their eye
ds aud they have eteiy been enabled read with plea
su he smallest prni by candle light Price rs jar,
HENRY JOHNSON, Che ist,
susi sotsr M 1fesdway cor Chsnbsn g.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-13

BREAKFAST CAPS-Peer Roberts 373 Broadway has lust
ID received from auction 1000 embroidered muslin and
breakfast from q upwards rich trimmed linen cambria
aud muslin dress do infants Paris embroidered robes very
rich Also 10 thread lace berhcs collars and
bridal sears 30 per below the usual price, na iu.r
TTSO THE LADIES REnIDENT AND VIsITERs IN
Il NEW YORK-Wm. Scott x Co, No. 81 Broadway,
respectfully invite attention TO their stock Of Lace Capes
Bands Infants Waists, Robes and Focs, NssdIeworh Col
and Organdie Muslins Embroidered Muslin Dresses Lace
Dresser Berthes, &c. e., which offered at very low
nr;ces and will be equal In and variety in
he city large stock Of Dress Caps at one dollar each
" 1-No dsvistios In rricss 0' SnfsW
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-13
LIVINGSTON WELLS
nj l2 10 Wall street. New Yo

ordered ali visibility delivery
LIVINGSTON WELLS.
nj la 10 Wall street. New York.
1OO OADWAY-OVERsHoEs, OVERsHoEs!
lOO The splendid assortment Of Metallic Rubber
Overhoes ofe red this city ne found Wholesale
opposite Trinity Church. between Pine and Wall streets
RIAnD IN BKUOME 5 REE IA few sen,se, board
- be accommodated at 38i Boome Hud-
There large hack iecond with clcses,
water nc The pie and v.nisnt
TO the stages aenton wl be paid to make quiet
and comfortable home please
as above nset~r
| rINHE FASHIONS OF THE DAY-Ronan Toxas-Dress
aud Foca Goats elegant good hts can be had reInaha
bly, low price. from fashionable neIghbors, SANEOhD
Btohen Tsors IN Fulton street. sert door t. IN. Herald
of6es MS iN.rh
"a SUn CHALLEN3E-Notie TO gentle rnsn " he v ant ,
og Dying Cleaning asd Repairing ESTABLISHING Mt &c Gold
street. where get all grease pitch give paint
extracted without olins the CLOTH at the shortest notice and
sc Gold street doors from Bestmnn a.
NB.-The highest prce paid for gentlemens lett OF
Tug spna,,, 90 iit-r
n EFINIsHING DYlNGAND SECURING in eli styles.
oi this establishment has connected himself partnersh
with OF the most celebrated dyers sud Pans
TINS valuable addition to his induce, him to
hone that his numerous customers will day
The prices arc always moderate.
ne gessu ere given 10 The Dying, Ccansing snd
grapes enboderes gold and silver aud everything relating
10 furniture and the roil.t
Garments dyed black for mourning in a. hours nj l2'r
M AiRET u ROBERT, 81 Liberty strea have ip,eiy re
the celebrated nufactucr N Geneva, compfising
general assortment amongst which are Bracelets, with
Geneva Watches such Duplex Anchor kcape mcns and
Cylinders. from the first manufacturers. Also, CONFLICT.
and general ss,olme3 Of hs common nisd Of Wssh..
sis 3otsm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-13

DAPER HANGINGS - GREAT BARGAINS.-R
I PRINCE, manufacturer OF Paper Hansinss, tNo 81,
Pearl franklin sQuare) would inform Country Mer.
chants Jobbes and those the trade that he selling of
whole stock Of Paper Hanging and materials Cor manuep
wholesale dealers purchasing in from $50 to 500 for
cash. shall haze the goods strictly at cost
from net cos, prices" viii be made Purchasers finding the
express their onshment and generally buy double the
amount they intended before calling =
0s22 30fSm r. PRINCE. IS Pearls
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-13
THE NEW YORK HERALD
ESTABLISHMENT,
N0rth-wsst corner Of Fulton and Nassau stss
JAMES GORDON BENNETT, PROPRIETOR
CIRCULATION-FORT THOUSAND.

DAILY HERALD-Eyery day, Price cents per copy
81 IS per annum-payable in advance.
WEEKLY HERALD-Every Saturday-Pnce 6k cent?
per copy-S3 i2N cents annum-payable in advance.
HERALD FOR EUR0PE-Every Steam Packet day
Pnce s cents per copy-s5 including postage
50 rs exclusive OF POSTAGE payable in advance Sabcnp
tons aud will BE- rseeived BY Hes. Sag
John Miller, tbs sooLsslle,, Lepd1n p.,,,.... H..
lst OF Jsnusry Of each year-single copy sxpencc .
ADVERTISEMENTS. at the usual p,ises-always cash y
advance should be written plain legibe
manner fh proprietor will nobe responsible for ssn thai
PRINTING Of all kinds executed beautifully and with
despatch. =,
proprietor Of the eeblshm must be post paid tha
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-13

E -. FOR ALBANY AND TROY, landing al
rsssss1 Cddw;!ls, We.tpqjnt NswSuM, B.%pton'
Bristol Ca.till Hud.on co.aekis Kindeanoo'
Leaves New York. 'dsy Thursday and Saturday, at
o'clock A. NJ Breakfast and Dinner board the boat
The low pressure Steamboat NIAGARA Capt. H. L. Kel
oEs Wi, leve the Steamboat Pier foot Of Barclay street
Tuesdays Thursday md Saturdays at seven O'Clock,
NJ returning the opposite days.
For passage freight. apply board to r. B. Han. at
the Hicso he WI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-13

- PREMIUM BOOT.-WM M. YOUNG. formerly No
Ann street. but the Paris Boot Empor,u I'm, is
featuring the best quality Of calf premium boouor
fine calf boots for SO usually 81 50 and S. All my boots
small profits to large profits and doubtful chsrv Boots
Shoes Caters, &C. of the hns quality Of u tieatheI,
made order the shortest notice Also Aspsnm
of Days. Patent Premium Congress Boos, o Caters
hand Over Shoes constantly on hand sndRsr order
Conner Of Fulton and Nassau opposRe the Herald
off York I'M
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-13

IN HORSE WANTED-Wanted q frat rate Saddle
4RNHor.e. not over ~ hands high, or Yeas old.
A(1 with ai that will
and draw harness; Apply at POWELL's Stable Hous
tou sfrr Broadway.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-11-13

|rfNetlJsfER'S ALI HEALING OINTMENT
saH iNe principles VIZ
10 pleu the pores Of the skin, and excite into
a ,,iyly the n'ensible pfrspranon, aud
10 tacn etpcl ait VIE, diseased huHots, thnt have
med in the system d. a sioapass Of The pres
I7a.
So sways restore thc inseusibia preparation and
tse1 spen the outlet for nearly ST. f not quite al
afmtties wlshln us. When thu orcs Of the body
/ zen, aud the sam ia healthy uvty, Tie hIsod
teI4tles any internal r.edteines l. purify 1t. It
IN work Itself pure, as all the worn out aud NOR
9 fticles driven L. the surface by the heat aud
sssen Of the blood Thus wa see that TINS avn
ID more to cleanse the system aud PURIFY The blood
'ii1e medicine, that be poured INTO the Alto
Ag'a aHef the save has opened the pores, aud the
I'D J. ie'efmtued all these fenatrg huuors to The
= thea the Ointment viii penetrate tArongh these
g and act upon any local disease fastened in tire
7 Thus, il CONSUMPTION. 1t Separates The diseased
'es from the lungs, thst are consuming tifetu. and
: then ou' II the suffice rhes then at one n-al
sale by James Ha,er, Wheeling, Va. Nov 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-11-13

] or between the Sbertt's Office aud uls rosidenee
an Nenh street, nu Wcdnesda. evening. between
a0d DARK an old NaHct, containing seventeen
NJ zen d"HSfi note on the Lancaster hank 81
assNsaia, titr-e "a TIE laHE a. tYasstrr and
p" e'oicotrdf also Two pieces az sitver and sofa.
- at would liz % no service tla as ncrsou hut 20
~ A'nliaste reR Nj WI lie gipeu # returned 10
7 f1 al me Tunes sftre. N.E.WILSON
ss n.y. Nyx. IT, iGf-.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-11-13

Tickets 20 dollars; certificate Of %
whole tickets will cost ECO dolls; shares
IA proportion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-11-13
nv Cotton Umbrella ;

wv Just received another large aud splendid
s'inenl OF READY MADE CLOTHING. and shall
! .7'ing them weekly from my manufacturing rs
AiAebt, IN Baltimore Now is the chance, for ali
y Z" want cheap. fashionable and good Clothing
10 y ell 10 give me call before purchasing ELSE
s am determined 10 sell READY MADE cloth
phees that cannot lie exceeded IN any Of the East
s'is' al W lao iesale or Retat. Mtnd-atiIers may
= yea they sell cheap hut There is hut ono clothing
mere known by thr name OF tho baltimore Clathiug
u Shth YOU VIII mud IN ths house formerly oceu.
lla Goshorn. VI STEIN,
Nc Isl Manst, % door below J yer.