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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-05
WINTER ARRANGEMENT; ,,o.,


AND ESSEX kAiLhvAD
A8 1Lsave New-York, oeiocs ~
o'crk, +. ". Leave NewMk 10 9e..ss
A, NJ O'Clock, Pm. Leave Monis'own, 7oeocA'A -
O'Clock, r.. -, .u a.,
Passengers by the Morning Train 10 Morrisown WI ~
i've here al ocpk where the stages will bs In fesdss
10 convey them sct0oley's Mountsin, Wsshb2ion ~
yidere and ss,on daily 70 saccasunny sanhopes
Milford and O~ego 90 Mondays "Wednesday sna ~
days; and 70 Rockswsy, Dover, sparta and NewM,1
Tuesdsy Thursdays and Saturday, sach Line fsarh1f
me following days 10 meet the 2. ~ trains fof ~ U. =
stsse will also leave for BaskeDrdge every evening %
he arrtyal Of The ears a Morrsown.
Passengers 20 through, TO and from JcfssJ Guy $780,
changing cara On leaving the city passengefs WIZ dey
their fsQg.xe The foot OF CoftzDds o. whes
an Agert Will be In abundance receive All psrsAg~
or bund es must entered the wsybii or me comps
nv will no, hold themselves Responsible
Freight will be forwarded Immediately 10 Hofnsv"s
rom Albany Basin, by Stephens and CoadL Lss y
sIoops ,, Newark or from tho Trsnspofsilon ONE ~
j. r. r. and Trans Co. foot Of Libeny-st and ass'.
will be called for In any part Of tho city BY sppscxms
SAID ofhcs. lD5l IRA DODD, sspermsssass,
~ rsxasyaEw1 PATTERSON RAILkOAD-
Winter Arrangement To c'm@eS~'
October LEI, lsS. Leave
PsrEssos DEPOT rw,fos,.
i : : ::::: 81 : ::':::::
''' ON SUNDAYS.
Leaves Paterson Dtpo.si Hew.ronn
O'Clock, A. H. % 0eiocs
O'Clock, Z. ~ "a oclock, 4. ~. -.
Passsngers are advised 70 be al ths Fsuy fee mi9as
h<<se Of Starting. ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-05
GENTLEMEN's LIST.

ROBERT u. NORRIS, r. M.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-05
DANA, WOODBURY. LEONARD,
Auorueysfo Attaching Creditor,
AZ i..a,, - WAL Al Nsw-Yofk

DY ORDER Of Morris Fosdick, ESQ supreme Court
ID COmmis Notice IL hereby given bat an aa.h
en has issued against the estate OF Thomas Johnson ~
non resident deot0r and that the VIII be soh iof IN"
payment his debs unless he appear aud discharge sIsh
attachment according To law within nine mcnus hVin ie
first pU bcnfinn OF this notice and that The payment OF any
debts ~ MIN by residents OF This state and e delivery
10 him or Tor hs use Of any property within s sae Pc
longing to him. and the transfer Of any such propsyny
him ar forbidden law and void Daied Apnl I'm,
1875 WELLS BROOKS, Alty for Attaching Creditor,
al lawssn Sprngyille Erie County
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-05

FIRg.-A fire broke out this morning At Disbrow's
stables Ia the Fifteenth Ward. No material loss sus
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-05

nv,.rlsrp - RAE ralsvsf o. SfxcIAL AfSoIsfaLss'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-05

by ORDER u Hon John W. EdmoDds, Judge ofths
First Circuit notice l. hereby gwen, pursuant 10 hr
PROVISIONS of the statute authorizing attachments sgsns
abscOndng concealed and nonresident debiofs mat an
attachment issued against the estate Of John Andrews
resident OF BeIlye New Jersey and that the sane WI
be sold Tor payment OF his debs unless he appear ana
discharge such attachment, according % law within nno
months from the hr publication Of this nouce and na
the payment OF any debts due 10 him and the delivery 70
him for his use, Of any property belonging To nm anu
the transfer any property by him forbidden ny law
and are yoid-Oaied the 7th day u December. 1870
DANA, WOODBURY. LEONARD,
f.r rad
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-05

R0BERr II. MORRIS. P. VI.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1847-12-18
From the American Farmer,
0s.h 5Os' ksGce ss,bca.

FtretrOOd-A there can be no comfort
about man, S house without good ~, see,
withou, further delay. hat supply 1Or It
year is { at down, drawn home "nt pfled up
convenient before bad weather sei' r. BY
timely attention % this lnty you Will save
much labor 10 your teams aud greatly pro-
mote the economy OF your household. be-
sides enjoying the consolation of feeling
That you had DISCHARGED an important duty
10 those who justly looked up TO you for
support.
Fcacing This is the time to 60 into your
woods and have cut down as much timber
as will serve you for fencing throughout
next wear. Have this hauled into your barn
yard 10 be fashioned into posts aud rails
during the Indictment days Of winter when
your hands cannot work out of doors. Re-
collect the old saying that "a stitch il time
saves nine"
Gmcs.--If you have bars at the entrances
of your fields, substitute gates for them.
Orch0rdS. Examine your trees, cr, on!
all dead limbs into the sound wood. smooth
The wound with Il sharp knife, round the
edges of the bark. ,heu apply the following
composition on the wo"ded part spread
on a piece of cotton cloth; lake parts rosln
part turpeniiue, and 3 parts beeswax,
melt the whole together over a slow tire
and then tmoughly stir the mixture; thea
apply ii as before directed.
While upon the subjec OF apples and or
chards we will remark that we called at Il
farmers house in Baltimore county some
weeks siuce, and observing that ii apple
tees in his orchard looked remarkably
healthy and vigorous, we Inquired inlo his
management Of them. the trul'nncas OF
them, &c HIS orchard consisted OF about 3
CT / acres AS 10 his treatment lie stated
tat every fall Just before the ground toZe
TO dug around each tree feet III diameter
a Vt turned tie sod dug out to the depth OF
say i inches and len il 10 be frozen through
tln winter. In the place o, the sol thus
lug out he put manure aroun the trees: Ill
tuo s.rug lie replaced ihe inverted sol dug
out the previous ia'l, and thus constantly
KEPT his trees supplied with nuriliye ma
nure. While the freeing TO which the earth
had been exposed killed The Ooror and 9TH
er iusrc,s contained !he}ea and saved his
trees from lhejr ravages He had already
,o'i $500 worth tapp!cS aud cider at the
time we ronver-el with Hmm. aud IS ma
ted he had $500 worth more TO sell. He sta
ted that his trees bore wei! every year,
though moe ME years than nthe'5.
DHctiNc nt Draining Ii the Ground is
NOT lolen th,s wall be good month for
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1847-12-18
GGGseQE la'h,FRsEa&.

The Daily News, in reply to a city con-
Temporary, who ALLUDED diaparagin9ly to
the po'Niciaos orthe Wing pary-the men
do al! the work, and receive little or no
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS the Wings short les.
son from which may be gathered a volume
ofinstruclion. Hear it
"When the Wing party learns to take
care ofthose who take care of it when it
properly estimates the merits of lis 'pol.
licians," when It sustain these who rive
their days and nights 10 lis welfare, it will
be much more extensive and powerful
organization than ii is al present, and it viii
have corrected it, most penicious error"
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1847-12-18
lEsE'. FhaVss'S S4YpssEs.

Pan ApEDriIA' August -, 1916.
On NV way East from. home, l'aducah. Ken
lucky, in February last, was attacked with
violent cold IN crossing the mountains 1t was
50 severe that was obliged to lay by in New
York several lays after combating my business
A little recruited | returned to Philadelphia:
when Messrs Robinson. Collins s. Co. recon-
nrndad TO me DIR. DANiS'S SYRUP OF
Wild CHERRY AND TAR. Having BUSH
ncss to attend to- aud with The incoryunences
attending bscnce from home, | could not take
it regularly, o. pay the proper attention to the
regimen directed. found great benefit, how
relieved, and enabled to start On my journey
home decreasing the mountains was expo
SEQ TO severe storm, winch renewed 'llc H'IacN
with greatly increased Violence followed ny
hara@sng cough, great eNpectoration oil 'huc""'
ana heYy "gl s"eh's, 'nes' r"'''o1 So oyerv
WY on 10y P'I'nSo """ wv ,,,I ,r,,;:-
.,'.'' nMG"G M"9 .'o''nS '5 hH u; nuan,,
.''' " .JG - ,J f h,t, a.
us i'"t 10 ii i'no u.s. I"'''I ;," ol,r,u
l',ea at 'oie my 'lenu1 Ill" '1''t t
ror ai H., r n,I"to' "" r, nni could NOT
liz" NAM, ng'r a. Ills time The ron,h
was s.yrr,. n,t,rhrj with much cxpcctoratIUn
-. ,,,,,'f.,,;,., ,Ec
pam III '''' "IuuS'' ",.' 80 Ia.t ,,,, ~
;" I','' sun ,, H., ,r,;L Lrucrit
.c' NY return r''''9",,S ", '"o fH .'', ,,l;,I
haI received rom H. LAWS 'J'"Fh ,I,''
ao no, ot'F.e'e" NY '','.;'H! s,",fno
''Iup '""N ~ "'' '4tl ',.''."'5 ',' ,rit ,,,.
U'"I'''"'' IV'',o" ''l','s - ("''" c,nmL Inn
n- 'a" SI o,'' ~ NV va r
"y3'",I ''' an" ny ''I'P'G ,,,ln III,
~ '''"' ny 'G ''"'5 ''G iS ,I L,yn 60
vas f'' :! i'''''I| ~ ''>,,',,' 'r',, ,,nr,ho
c21'lnn"d. I u. needless 10 say Wac ..r:;,,n
my recovery cuLNciY 10 inns NdlH"Di1 ny ''''''
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1847-12-18

y TELEGRAPH JoHm,-good because it is
true, the Rochester Advertiser says-occur-
ed in that city Il day Or two ago. a ''pro-
Gess!onaI MANI had tclegraphed to RunaIo
to procure tie services Of lady star for a
tnei season, at the National. and received
an answer through The same highway Of
thought Opening the communication hand
ed him by the 10y, he thought he spied the
game Of some wag IN the matter, and he
exclaimed, "You cant fool me; this amt
her writing. I've seen it thousand times,
and this amp more like hers than mine
isl, And with quiet wink at his shrewd-
ness he proceeded TO give directions abor t
The stage.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1847-12-18
EI0aS' Here!
RGAINSl HLARGAlNSl

SINGERS & Crawford, at the Old Stand Cher
oy Hi, having Just returned from the city with
an elegant assortment Of Fall Goods, compri-
sing ever, thing that is beautiful In tyIc, quality
and quantity, and ov,ry thing cheap in price,
as well as in quality, offer them to their
friends at their lowlst rates. They consider il
useless to cnuncratc here, as is customary, but
hope their lends rs will give them an calIv call,
assuring them. thai they may iindanythjng they
want or what IS usually seen in country store.
They Will sell cheap at the usual credit, and
cheaper for cash. All kinds ofcountry produce
taken in, and the highest price paid iorit. Call
and see for yourselves, is all wo ask.
Cherry Hill, Oct ~.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1847-12-18
Pert fbcgo0sFq
FURNITURE WARG R00Ms.

FURNITURE WARE ROOMS.
Tbis-is one Of the largcs, establish.
meuts in this county, of the kind. where
nelson's wishnq 10 nurc hase furniture can
ind ANYTHING thew want. from nine siool
to the Gucsi Gmshed sofa, which can not
b, surnasscI in anv citv--,he subscriber
understandings the business particularly,
from the commonest article in furniture.
t. Ike finest in use. and visit to his ware
RON he thinks, will bear him out in the
assertion. which is moi the case Vi ilh one
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1847-12-18

The Subscriber begs leave to inform his
friends and the public generally, that he
has been appointed Constable for the Sd
Election District oGCccil county, and is
now prepared to do all the business tina,
may be entrusted to him. end hopes by
s'ric, attention 10 business, to merit q
share Of pnblic patronage.
Persons wishing to place business in
my hands can do 50 by leaving ,hcir ac-
counts with the Magistrates in my absence
VIM. BRADFORD.
July Sd 1917
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1847-12-18

CAssIus M. CLAY.--1'he citizens OF
Lexington held a meeting on Monday
evening last, at which they resolved to
give Captain Clay, on his return home,
the compliment of a public reception.
The military companies OF Lexington
have resolved to tender him the same com
plimcnt.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1847-12-18

\ VISIT TO GEN. ScoTr's SQuAw.-
The party Of iowa Indians, while pass
ing through Elizabcthtown, n. j. visited
the residence ofGen. Scott, accompanied
by MIR. 7. b. Catlin, and were entertain
cd by Mrs. Scott and her daughters. This
party have with them the war chief Of
the Iowa naton-and when he found
that the great waE chief Of his white
brethren lived there he expressed a wish
to see his squaw and wigwam!
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1847-12-18

Mr.. VAN Duran NoM1NATED.-The
Wilkesbarre Farmer has placed the name
OF Martin Van Buren, at the head OF its
columns, as candidate for the Presiden-
by.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1847-12-18

Nor TRuE.-Tho editor Of the Boston
Atlas, writing from Washington, contra
diets, con reliable authority" the state
ment that Mr.. Adams is in favor of the
acquisition Of all Mexico. There is no
foundation for the rumor.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1847-12-18

"NlExIcAM Wnlcs.-Senator Miller, of
New Jersey, dasuerreotypcs, in the fol-
lowing words, those loco iocos who talk
about "MeNican Wings"
'.But who are the men who make this
charge! There is nothing Mexican about
them. No. You can't get them within
gun shot ofanything having the name OF
MeXican.-Ihey are the >taa-ot-homc ioeg
.tocos. They hang about the white house
begging for contracts and for spoils--
they stand out of harms way, and talk of
sacking cities, robhing churches, and des-
ccrating aitars.-'Ehry can tell you how
many square miles there are in New
McNico-hoW much money can be made
by land jobbing there, and what glori-
Gus, free christian country they will
make of Mexico, if Gcn Scott brilliantly rem
der il safe for them 10 go M0e, by killing of
all the rascally natives who cucumber
the soil These are the men who call
us uNJeNican Whirs."
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1847-12-18
EN0CII CROUCH,

C-TAS REMOVED HIS STORE TO THE
q q House lately occupied by Mr. Graham as
q Tin Shop, in the
"ELKToN BAzAAR,"
close beside DR.. Wallacc's Drug Store, and OPP
posite VIM. Iorbert's, where he will keep u
large and elegant supply Of
Ladies' Shoes,
Of the neatcst finish, and at astonishingly cheap
prices; also, CHlLDRE,}'s' SHOES Of every
variety,
He will likewise continue to keep OH land "A
general assortment Of
Hats and Caps,
ofevc1y quality, made by experienced worlmen
and Of the best materials, and which lie will sell
at greatly reduced rates. No hunbug, call and
sec for yourselves. Rccoect the placo-on the
South side Of Main Snect, one door from Dr.
WaIace's Apothecary Shop, Elkton.
Ladies arc particularly requested TO call and
examine his assortment Of shoes they cannot
s to be pleased- ENOCIE CROUCH.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1847-12-18
TRII>YEE'S SALE.


In virtue of a Decree in Equity, the
subscriber as Trustee, will sell to the
highest bidder at Public Sale, on
Monday the Goth of December
next, at Reynolds Tavern in Port Depos
it, the undivided moiety OF Lot OF
Ground, situated on the Susquehanna
River, at or near the town of Port Depos
il between the Still House Wharf and
the wharf where Browns saw mill late
ly stood, above and adjoining the proper
ty Of Jacob Tome.
This Lot buds on the River about 900
feet, and extends up the hill about 200
feet. 1t is valuable for
WHARVES,
and is said to contain many valuable
essaarl'ies
of Granite Stone, for which there is a
large demand for building the Fortifica-
tons at Sellers Point, sc. The terms
ofsale prescribed by the Decree are that
one third of the purchase money shall be
paid in cash on the day Of sale, and the
balance in equal instalmentS at three and
six months with interest, for which the
purchaser will be required to give notes
with security approved by the Trustee.
The sale will commence at 10 o'clock
A. M.
II. w. ARCHER, Trustee.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1847-12-18
Mo- 20 IIrTt strCUt
SIIEpUERD'S TER.NiIGGE


Read the following evidence Of Shepherd
.5arsupnflL'
Bnfimotc, Feb %, III.
Nh. J. g. SlrrruERp,
prAR GrE:-Bc pleased to except my uu!c IN
ed thanks. tJr the specimen OF \ cruiiiugc, Inch
YOU have done me the favor to send. have
uscd it in seventeen cases, and in not single
instance has il filled to produce the desired ct
Teton the contrary, lis operations have been
attended with the most ilattcring Success. But
tnrguci not tTa to satisfy me Of its ihcacy
in destroying worms, for when | was informed
by lhe propnalo OF It's component parts telt
assured That 10 use it would not be Cmpyr'crsn,
nor would it i'll The least, aid or encourage That
dirclul foe otthe human iamily--quackcry.
The ingredients have truly been selected with
care and The GiragrGabic necessity Of following
up the crmtlgn toy active caiharticS has been
avoided by the juuicioua admIAturc ui such REM
cdes as are best calculated to promote the ac-
ton ofthc bowels. BY prumulgatdr 4 hnowl-
edge Of its Whites throughout the world iar"
not the least doubt out thatmotlcrs will regard
the distribution q 50 valuable medicine as the
bculaclcr OF their offspring, With sentiments
OF friendship; am yours truly.
W r. BNLTZELi., a. N. NJ d.
81 Dr. W. II. ballzcii is a member Of one
oftUc most respectable families in the state
was 4 pupiI OF the renowned Surgeon fr,icseor
N. r. Smith graduated with the highest honofs
at the University Of Maryland, and at this time
enjoys practice second to none IN extent i'll the
city OF tie same age
CCcii county
DR. Norris, 7, s, T. A. Junncy, Port Deposit,
Dr' j. Wallace. Elk.on. William l.. Iurhit,
Warwick, r. H. II kneht {. CO., Battle
Swamp, r l.. Thomas, North East, 4 B.
Graham CharIestoWn.
Oct seth M
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1847-12-18

... e-r-aN. -
EIHAVlI FOUND a TREASURE.
SO slys the conn.uIptlye who has been laDorug
IN lara Ft,'ros i.ur cough, air IN the side and
.l.-l, ,uI GlI...ta.Hg night Swoii$, and
could act ind any reu!, 80 sgystho a5sh-
Illur, " hose difficulty of breathing Was
such that he could not lay down at
night. 50 says the person who has
been bleeding at the lungs, and
who failed day by day until
he met with hisinvtlUable help
Would YOU know It's name!
SuERRiAN's OLCSAONiAN,
AIl.unALrNa BAhsAm
this inYaliablc treasure, which has done more
during tie past six months IN relieving the above
diseases. llan any other remedy in the world.
rrhis is no huni5lr, nor is any deception Pract-
scd, as the testimonials are left at the Office tor
the inspection ota Nho may wish 10 sec them
Over THREE THOUSAND PERSONS
Have used this great remedy in the city OF new
York alone since the Goth Of March last, aud no
compliant has ever yet been made concerning
effects; on the contrary, all Who have ever use
il sneak oft in terms Of uac4nalcd praise, an
among the number of cases " h'ch nave "oc" W
ed by the cllosaonian are to b t1H"d many o'
TINE MOST rs TO.\IsIiIN'G CURES
On record i'e'' t"o ,"''o r..'=' ''' .,,;,
your doubts co"'eT'l''5 '"' '''-'''J " '''''
may he removed.
NIs " Wy VIZ WIZ :" ,,, Tnn IN bv ,lie
'IJ ,,.n ,tn9drI har' and left to die
r. '''' " ~ 1901 T., rr Lnr last Her
""? ,,,,,,,,,,,,,i r,.,,,,nfi,,c. and daring
sickness she raised very LARGE quantities Of
VI" ~, -. ""3 4 r.cr ,,sin,r f,n Olo
;a yir' 'IJ n,lsan, saot tune
wns cnti,rly relieved, aut is now attending,
her family duties about the house, where those
who Louh can ctll and see her il they feel suii-
,iantly interested
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1847-12-18

u mbrolas.--Iust received ten dozen large
u and small cotton umbrellas direct from the
manufacturer, and selling At unusual low prices
NV, 6 H. y. W. PALMER, Agent.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-04-10
GRE " tRGtiNS.
ND N0 II-1fBlff.
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,4e .esz quartz etseN A"H
81 tH-a
FHl n Nv' h# b
''a. " z. 900 y r - ? q
't77i4 tNt7 ' H' 'kt
Hf
81 lts7 70 -. ""
~ itNf.i --ts9 itt' '"E "#-H
SOME " ''''-'t 'ais .'i Aat3s
h'" aistte 'u = h'ft9rs
ta ttss
I'M 4i-s ~ b ~
if ssHttssf s.ts htl9 ~ 4'Htis -
ce AHa pants . "" N i7sI
iaAa.1e e...ts sl 4aa tIasss eeeo saEs 5'I 5aa5
q ss4t. - 81 z.t e
WIS tNt~- h+1eh %a#HH aHN lAHEt EaHft' Ne-AHH-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-04-10

hw YoSl, April s, s o'clock Z. NJ.
Packet ship Wyoming i, IN
q London 3ates 10 March 18th.
i copy of Brown & Sbiplel Circu-
le states, which quotes American
/ forty one to forty two shillings per
|htier Is noted as an extreme quota
Bis is decline Of Is to > 81.
b corn IS d shade lower in price
kIov IS quoted at sixty seven to six
milling perqro Of $50 lbs, with sales.
bhtical news is not Of sufficient in
liC Telegraph Other arrivals. with
1es are expected, and the Sarah
3l soon be IN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-04-10

= .tsNi to- a#a# Ha#-l arid mzaH gafter at .b0rf ~,
= H--H mt # JOHNSON ms HFHEgT Eae4fe
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-04-10
BLISS COCKS

TUT received a iacc ami ttt Supply at Brass tork,
- suel as luarr cprhs. ct lender carhs, famp Cock-,
large supply cocks, dlttp for steam rnelHes, aHi cocks fuJ
water WORDS. and for saie on Market street,, q ieV doors
tcote the f8s. olIcei ~
mr2s tt0HNEguok &piIt@Ntd
tsyOE ALI stream engine aad h5Eer wi tour horse
* power, for safe very lan Appl} Il the rluutet
.hog' of mn U~0RNBR0Bk DILLON
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-04-10
- 81
ult Dr.
1000

44YNFNSIfNE e0OTs-4 feu GASES GEN
IL In. l.u4la4 Eaf aus Nforaffa boot, i4.tr
- = At l.AIIE@ & hAtiA.-
mf0 rgn oi nH ht B,d pael
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-04-10

- AiENNls ana -fse- ua,et poe fcra,teA aft .h.rr
Hsr0 # = II J7HNs9N+S. Market sousTa
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-04-10
%HILADELPHlA MARKET

IL Ft.htNtNt
HmtA. April SO P. NJ.
H. soi ,sfse demand has prevailed
The news BY the London gave
~ an iaae tfsupward. The sales II
10 Dag f-ttHt 100 bhls at St ~
Pr 1I.o some sales Of Extra brands
ooi.= iHIS evening 1.-THE MARKET is
81 and In iamand is falling oft.
'1pM Is selling 10 day at s5,e0 fef
faIis $t,55w with free sales.
Be-. sale, 10 600 bu al l1oalisa per
+ and White
b Pine Pork is $3.50 per bbl.
.mop liue Of Telegraph broke
Inish;' and consequent we have no
|Dews.
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YORK MARKET

|NLW YORK MARKET.
|NEI YoRk April SIS o'c. p. NJ.
EeIp's OF Flour are quite light amt
m1ia'oiaed at 81. 10 a $500 per.
|pent'ee' though the news by the
4 may depress It.
Epn'nls OF Corn are very large.
plNe' Tor gram has not varied aud
the .ame.
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a.i aoAEp OF TRADE.
ON. - Commerce for Apr3.
= 'ehNsToN, A1fx. PAXTON
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gNoEN Hapdle Tea knives, Fancy Waters, German
4 eAeef 4esens. GIeavrs Filc- and Edet Tools, Jsssop
< Som. IazI SlccI. Spears and Butcher. Saws, 1Iacs
aud Halter Chains. Broad and Narrow. Butts, Patent
Cnncave A8gcrs, Slcei lifasS, sleigh Bells, Skates. IS
Ton sale at the lowest prices by