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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-02-09

Thursday. Feh 4.A@t1.
S eamm aIeafIau WAS taaeiyeHj Irau the
4-44-a -4lllal.az de $ zulta q ia passage =
- =ia3 #e.ea=I8L = AN# s. t5f.tfH=5 Es9.aIu
Ha- imposed =, TIE C5nuil Superior Court 1t
Las aH lH#alef4 llf hanson county. Re
He=rHH5ftee EN- lHsims-
ST BaHHzau1 chairman = The committee
u aasa5Ils zHe G#aTh Ollie. maie report
5t4s #as correct conditioned iHsl office.
Sin AieEia#lstt- aaatnn1u a1 the committee
= iu.enEH Improvements reported WttaeH.
amendment
a-Aal aaHsariaaz Albright Saenari & e..
3D. construct BHfead IN The count u
BHtt.aaft.
Mr HlH6H5n called attention 70 Rais.
vHtrH requires fHai petitioners taf ut.fnad
II other Improvement must give enc mQn & s
naaseHt taefi intention ~ petition. hS sd
1ef'lslaE lii some convenient paper, sut nY
posting he Hu,fee upon DE- Courthouse deaf
iae raa##Y la~bleh she Improvement p64-
e#e,5 Is rs p made. IL wished 20 know it
~ #e ha8 been complied WITH
Alf ea1 4id nat tHtuk that The Rule referred
= he H. senator tfem SeeH applied a. ali q
.se aeHIau II NE Seaste H. sad il was
HH- 4 fHH HrHzf Of DELEGATES 5#d eHe win
ut8eH ttI9 aa.E Hd Htm8z ta IL. IL PIE
=au-8 however. that IT Re Rule bal net
q el COMPLIED with. 5Ht bdi would not have
passed. me lower HHase. HHtcsz the commit
- aaza eaaHaaei inst there was some sod
=easaa lal Hat giving thc NOTICE required.
81 AeHia, Increase lAe capital q lhe Berry.
fl8e Turnpike GHHHanf4 and authorizing
aS#te subscription 1sI $50 films of tic Ia
creased eaHtaI
Meszfs " Mullen ana 6sllaber mode
rH.. l.r
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-02-09
.CINqNNATI MARKET

Flour Yesterday afternoon POO bbls sold
from wagons in lotsat 81 60a4 63af ~. 80
DO ifom river al s. -. Tins morning. Ice
hbls sod IN two lots. al 81 -. 300 do from
Railroad aud slore. at ST n. 100 do al s. 70.
inspection guaranteed, 200 do from wsgou,
at II Goal I'll
BAcoN-A luther sale 20 Doc lbs Siies. al
6te per ID.
WHISKY arc higher TO day. The
sales include. 80 and SO bbjs from River. Al
90; leo do al l9sc y and 81 do d, l0tc.
% do from wagons at SIC.
SuGAR-Sales5 bids iair y. O. al 6be. "a
de- good fair 6sc
LARB-Ycsgerdsy afternoon. 1000 kegs No.
/ country rendered. sold at 75c, % bbls. No.
,. al &c. % do mostly MOL, at &c.
PoRk-0n "Wednesday. 200 bbls. Mess.
sola az SIP, lido mmp, al 50.
BAeoS--A sale tins morning OF hhds
S0ga cured Hams at l0c ID, bbls. Sides at
7c Barrels extra.
HooS-We hear Of sales to-tlay oil 400 dead
oy.Welshl l90a200los.. al 81 l2!. aud pre-
mium Of sl0. 70 DO av. 202lbs al si2o.
BEta PEAcHEs-A sale Of 300 bushels I'M
landing al : 30.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-02-09

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a $500
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-02-09
LANDS FOR SALE

WISH so sell 80 farm near " Zee
- t. raia oa faearsazis iefa4- aiid e..
parcels a. tns5 zut Faf-iss-ef= i44
II Knitting INK. warranted As s1s7f So
huiaeiure4 ia The [ rhel -gatss
ti11F heet appointed agent for } 4 taas'
manufactures At tiHc litnaii. 0ilo. e -
- pply q Tire above sfiie ls Al lht - =
ineinnAti fer 3 JOHN FI-iits
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-02-09

" Will hc offered al PRIV sir saie. &. s
AUCTION store, large. tieh and fAs.liasle
" 1enelfy and " Riches airecs ffea, Nss ID
nc sssnfimcni consists 81 part e
''ahe SCI pms Iihs sioHe - stfEfl a.
hoop stone sel and plain gold fihrs -
a 80 Ge4a fruciis i,cus. clasp. speeia-. -
-ind-. bracelets, kefs, chalas. sIlvef vac = E.
Ladies and gent sezHcm wishing O. #sae
the axe llne As ~ 10 wcii 70 ca an 5at4
AMI pr4ces. ieba ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-02-09

SUGAR y E8UISfANk-The G#faH
Rouge Gou.e yatafs Of tHr FL last. s7fs
ehere Is falling OF of She sugar crop "a The
right SIDE Of ihc fieaf from Point Coupe 'a
Nov Orleans. at 81 rs hdds. fHe crop 1T
l-lj king 5e.002. tbe crop Il l0t6 bring 81
-. When it is emembttel lhqi the in
creas' OF sugar plantations has been 10 The
district afcuaatry above named as loiloWs--
l5i1 ther were 266 plantations. 10 ISIS
theFe we've 329 rtaHtatjaH---5t shows the i'm
mease lallne oft ei the crop 81 aa average Of
m0fe than one hail
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-02-09
T4kJABLE Farm Faf =

4 WILL oaef Tor "a r., ou ar iefaf, = ''
- pfi i~it, tle fafut. situated Il h4la.
ing. en ihc river hats IN TIE STATE q
contains ~ acres. - Of winch aft tI,iaE
oue good trtck Eousc hesldcs ssaert SO
ones one -tua.l sfia miii suilsile t. ar
POSTS tWo good ofehs -ds=oue dffa,a
: failed ifuA ia tbe country, snd gees ast
hr place is Nell " ateted--n sicf b OIL -
tHAcf II Has GA Il onr ul tire - ftz' aHt
tlAcf. Il u newly uf eued and II, ie4a-
4 r"oa fatl razh Umns ia the ana H1
sspd coat cafs TOT Ike inside nflIgIs
iiaui lfir tauh Ia tie river Oh whIzh
hashcis ger dhs- We are uom feee.N.HE
year iaf the caAi hsUk ai,,nr. - tlas.g
sei as h'sae feAsonal it, t. SAT- the fafezs
al On me a. nlF store ia Smith u H-l-
ieh : IA FETEH II FKtNtH
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-02-09
THE DYING WIsH-THe following ban

THE DYING WISH The following beau
'aal lines deserve place 10 ghe scrap book
81 memory
a liale Sunday School girl. vhcn diving,
uIshd her mother La pHt no roses round her
head IN thr eoiiu and on belng asked Whv
not. ,sid. Because ChIisIs head vas crown
odnrh lhorus The beautiful thought has
betn'efzfed by Jas. Montgomery. E~q.
tAanma. iittie maiden said,
Am - with her expiring sigh
Pit no sweet ro>es round uY head
" hen IN my coflin-drrss lie
" Any not, ~ dear lie mother sail.
Nhsi flower 50 well eorpse adaH-
" Mamma, tht innocent replied,
sIhcy crowned our Saeiar's lead with iaoIusz
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-02-09

W ~ - = - - y
pisfs iof sale oH Yeft Areema
: tfts u miles from Tie Gi.io firrf
virginia There are rs aefes rieatfa
fess1 toitem land The taildings Gft
tarts y ANAL ssyis ofchsfd ~ Efstti IT.
he SAN mii On the premise re- i@.-
'esethrf - in two parts 60 saii guffHs-
.iiisefaisef. of Harrison Jone= - =.
We frb ss I'M nENhl
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-02-09
u. PAINE \ Co. MANAGERS.

WHEELING. V
ofheial drawing Of tie Graad Consolidate.
Lottery class 3, extra, drawn al Wilmington
be- Febai
Is } 80 20 Il Il 70 Is u Is 50 50
Lowest prize s.,
olilcIai drawing Of the Delaware Small r.,
Lottery class 30, drawn at Wilmington, 1Dei
Feb.
49 % 80 30 IS &c 60 IS AZ 10 y
39
Lowest pfizc 81
\. l.. DORSEY,
Sole Agent for he Managers.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-02-09
SOMETHING NEW

GAAbioN COMBS. Just received small Ioi OF Ga
~ iHeIon GpInis. tan and zee them al Ma 10 Nh
s"ces JOHN bishop.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-02-09

TIE moon VII pass th- mou.6 1f +. b.855.
shis yeAf. WILTON, f-Il Sire las ~, 6...
Sony ofs s!m.lsf omiss.9a Ia ,b.fty-s.1 ,sss.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-02-09

O. hh Tools SAMUEL NEgI. ~, 49,.
49, - lie'4 Cincinnati oonirIet. go -,
-. Aazes hfsn kusYes Ilaa,, M - - n
~ Heat l'fk and ael.-se. bsfts.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-02-09

.fsrrH uINe lzs- Tas sahscrltsi nss issi rrrf
- t-9 nes srltee tn $50 shutlsz Ainzt "ht-h vfH
s=E aaEK AID shot a. eaHaH#ncA e ihe hlHEs H"~st
z.--a - 4=s#as.sz GO rail- sua see tseHt
rAMt5EL NEnf.s
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-02-09
ANIMAIL MAGNETISM

ANIMAL MAGNETISM
pRoF MILLS re-oectfuli, snpou nee. to Tho eIi1cn.
. or =" hselin2 that be "lH give fee treatment hr
AaHtil- OF all Netvals diseases for DAYS al Tic
M"htne HeHee, Hours from TO 10 L. a. " II the re-
peel We pertars. Ladies uYiied on M1uda,s Wed
~ sha fidat :. GeRten,en 4avl.eH on Tees
aaEs. ] thursdays AHd satutds}s febs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-02-09
ST VALENTINES B4F.

- sz.z -, #.. "a. i...sf#f f..,s== z=r
T. t-eAt e't.Es - $1,000,
- st4 - ~, - ,..-f#55f
saa tzss.'.H = ua@ -. : -. 49,, s.s
aAl ".sfttil.taa, va tt5s5.5z -, t.s#.s
fs - s... - =,4s==s
tt'te9 r. "a5zH ~ tt'tet't , -..z4
#stf Attti ttt4 - - 800 ~ -
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p .t4 - - r.. .,...5| !. &
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49, haitt'5.ss. u ~ ~. 49,. - - -. .f -
5s.',i, asi''l'.a =. - -. - - = - "a 80
-. -. - 80 ~ - - - - ,t,., ~
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.li tt-li = &c 80 ~ - ssiN''- " ~
r 80 - :" - .. TO-, 49,, -..f So
~. 80 - r. - -. .l-.5s-,.-' ,7s.5il- saI
5.' - -. ~ - - - 7,5s-5
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s..4fl - s. 60 = s.5=szs
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20, e.sat " ra = tit a Aissss
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s"a' = tNeetei- thf n'.- s' H.it Aha az a.s
~ = Fl "a ma y ~. llsfAf .a45as 6. So
SO t'.est ''ttFa AAa s-eet.eliAst ''ast t'
at.'tis#s 'sisi ~ i#i 3" ftssi"s ts''i+ = -
--f= tf' s.'1a.s. .''.' aah - = -.
50 nave e." a. ftaiess sitssA pa Hti''t a'5tt-
sui tHs ever FietAsfen, hsae ana IRA tet = si'ss.
ksnNA e. heard o. and nsta5er 20 ~ al 1hs ta
~ a. ne ia*ss1 p5tsfs - : hNhhs NefAt wi
ie9S 'sld ''sA3 ei Love cor 90 ara 1ii"H -
=-
& upEN Gil ANGES@ There IL nothing IHefs tfF Fnr
- L. Ihe afnsa esusi tuition Ian sudden changes eli
Atmosphere ie.t rasaes llss. qaok thr otfes
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-02-09

a kATOAY Element. Of ratho'os-t +
80 ffai rsnnei b. Gfoss ". +. fFe'H,
IA iAe louisville Medical institute. ~ ~
OF ''eiiefsl Anatomy Pms siniost 4t1 -
het"iay ini he Medical bepaf imeHi .
! 1ilsss illustrated Is "a coiorcd pia'r
eng a. inss Oh Rood. is the hfsi Al -'t
80 vol. extra sh,eF
haI SECOND edition should noH
considering the are and easi ai To
sAfteci a iilch comparatively hs eEA-t
etehiif industrious and pain. tas a-
certainty h4iisfiag 10 Aini. Fh.i NJ Z
2 o. szlu - FEB II TAbH t-s
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-02-09
NEII JEJTEIPy

u EtElN I'D this dst from Fh Istelpbis an ,ss,,t
~ Hehl 81 enc JeHelfy, such a. me aiae5an f "a
ihe btiiisHi tlusltr FfS. Stone Pms f.nr Brsrei.t
~ snd lone ei$'i'H, gold sleeve and Herk NutteH,
anioHd and eti,sf Stone mag PLAIN ftf.as rod f
~" es9 EiHe- nFe silver card eAa.s fIIvtf s
i'H"ef tleAes' gold guard and fob CHAINS T. These
VIZ M i"fcf sto7k nAkes uf tie Hfsi Assortnt
- NN''' eNei ~ u5a ctt JN9. BISHOP.
:" Z" W. lss Man street
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-02-09

l.'af' ePTa a a curtain y III re, at .pre,,.e,.
, - =, = ana f.aocs can he secured t{ s8ulfs.f
-, e. le'n - 20 y end from > 10 5 ofcaek 49,,
7iates aud Virginia fIoies its' N'' '''e T. Hiicd
gi elloe's /" y he "a attendance and the ui5.f :,
t. ~ 4i3 ''Aet-d ~ al parts 81 the hoiise
flsehs ga Connected nth the tt. HI5... ~ ~
- not ae admitted lehind IA. acne, ~, '' -
~lsas'sf 40 FREE LIST fhs Pres e,sesfs s.''' 'l
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-02-09
HOUSE. SIGN AN eRNAAa
PAINTING

IT IL s,i ss=5F ~, Fsss If H.',.a#a1f. ~ p
"a4t"tiHe# So iAss eItiFett- n. y 20
teai lie r. prepared. Ua Nam s;fft
Jaan u shops and rs gi,s=l ieI-= H.=t
taiucfs. to CARR uu ihc atst isu 7.-,t "a
les iW CIR
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-02-09
NEW GREEN AND ENGIlSH b

tfA.isN A+Np i-.N'f tsia4i
tn II DING i.idaeli aud Scott. eH|af..
- Of faro ~ Greek and German lrI
ifuts AID improvements traM thr tsl st
- Henry bfslef, A VI under tn 500
ANTON rvo sheep. extra
ffam The Aew York Ceuflrf
y reprint ntthe hngi ia eiii sii 81 So. :.
enaFesssli, pronounced rs all sala. 4i.a-z
~ ia' Tie lest Greek English Lexicon r.f
saAr pc asAIe fn adv-Fiiug "a tis apsrf
not ofi} a. exhibiting the spread a. -
9ffait TIE nccrssafy demand. hut 49,
u q % tfte publishers. IA undertaking itt -
luahie work. The nature OF hieh Ifrc rtHs 9
u rot ultimate hope ~ pscuu.arf pfari
o. saae ~ IN n J u IftONt
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-02-09

A SIHoN's CLASSICAL bIcFloNRtv 90
-. teAia' az Account of ths prine4,sl -, ~
al p AHeleai Authors anu Intended 7. ~ -.
81 is'ft@hs FONTS connected w!f4 The f.e..s-
haasf ann Mythology ard Ftne 80
o.rs -, mans. Together win al Account. IN ~
.sl' aiia AeazHFes af4le aHc,eats a .f3 H.
80. ~ @ilt ROO Aisso, Silrep extra
f-E4 Join u. THOMPSON
uIan stree
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-02-09
TIE ATRE.

tHc stage ncnaHnieal VIII be under ta .t 49,
uun ~ MIR " NJ FOSTER
$50 a., "' t"N ing n @fdfaie Nj Blackburn
..ss4tt Ntti=t laNmaI Ernperilez Ma
We t'iiss % SIAN Leader of Ofe,fa ZitterA ari
~ hshaset takes PirAsnfs "a Announcing Ia 1.e
81 Ae He- elected q r. en- ssen,ent " TIT t6 l
f9As1sd ffAsedlAn NJ A. 4 adams he 80.
49,, hs ~ appear TINS evening. u bls cole
~, =, if tSbAf EVENING, fEBRr ARYo use
Wv = ftsrnira Joau llew afd ra3ue'- TRAGEDY 81
Bkt rtS
nm Or Tho FaAgf TarqR.n.
MR. tppANz
AEANpRiTEPA sEtL.
p e-eHtHss eaarfta aiucals 60 conclude -,rf .t
q .tsfeJs Ut Jiie asa I-i=
Two GREGoRIEs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-02-09

NoTEPAfrRsL Inc tsss ss.afra
~ Cd colofe. giH eaf.d. enifs 4sei sa
JasI - '''''''1 JAFueiNs
N hand aud for .aie. good 81 -.
- hsais = lialf de- "a =
II hSf-9n tsst -stafaAE. o1 %
- Nhee tnF pal # large srztd
aud hatitd uu-s. d ils fiitasr y Iil e. ~, ~
fsb EAs-Ll ~
-
g MIL. and Pearl card go n - .If,Hs
- lite, nf ss'e ~ fetI a
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-02-09
CLASS AND GLAZING.

- =" h3biN~f1N on Nam street hss iusi received liz
- tdditon to hts late larae stock Of glass supply "
HFel - douhle plate window glass 70 hy 20 spend 10
NJ lE6 has ssshes also al all sfyos A. m I'M ffte
N0A a
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-02-09

y csfoN eArr A. stes.Hruf z=s#ss -
- form sli. i1sr a. MIC Htkfkf
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-02-09

~. An A-ssIiinet af hsu4 and shaving .s.n. a.
Nle AhesisiFfodes Manufacture ~, - Aie .
! 4 Z HBRNHRDGE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-02-09
PHiLADELPHLf
.'''" , tfnn5,nANTf Gpohs FoK STRING m nF
Hohhlo l. ii ALLOW ELL x CO.
i3 HarkSf STR,

u = .Atti I ENDS and Merchants renefaHt Tai
-, maize Arrangements to afen f.rIt lr ~
''+ = ss,'h, ane Of Tie flehe.f star d. IN No.,
sa..as..- stlh AND FANCY Couhs
= lilas country tlHf Of lie nfirl f f.5., s,
5'tteiastns sHf'Hs Goods ga las#keit -, -
-, !. manic us 90 iafnash eot..- tn auf 81. AZ 49,
F''sss de- 81 snlsAd4
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-02-09

JAWS a.. WHARTON rae
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-02-09

Il rec tea 70 addition Ia ta1 od soe r = real t
tit 81 Tau l.asifai iisH Restorative taf ssaaIrg
= is n- aHd preserving th- gfa,,tf of tAc hsir al
% - Z" arr troubled with d4ndFl are solicited a. fr,
"'s,. anu si'eI one tatc. vii never lie out al ihc
'i thA IA - AZ fAtEtlIlLH.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-02-09
30 900.

" - ~ balk fors and Hacau lover ssa -f..,.,
.. = o'sas' .af ufie4 Arilss aua Peaches ,tals
AZ, si'sens Roll sud ker Buit,f lles 44s,3 -
AMIsilN
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1847-05-20
BARGAINS
JUDSON MACOY

TAKES this method of informing his friends and
the public generally, that he has on hand
large and handsome assortment Of
CARRIAGES and BUGGIES, B4ROUCfE
ES and ROCK.4W.4YS,
which he will sell as low as can be bought in afiy
of the cites, of the same kind of work.
CaRRLlGE HARNESS Of all descriptions.
and I'R,aVELLLNG TRUNKS always on hand
"a good supply OF Springs and .4rlctrees Harness
and Carriage Mounting.
He is prepared 10 do all kinds Of repairing at the
shortest notice, and at low prices. Also, a large
assortment, 50 dozen of
FANCY CINE md U,LNDSOR CHAIRS
AND ROCKING CH.QlRS,
all OF which he will sell low Any person wishing
to purchase would do well to call aud see his stock
as he is determined TO sell any of the above articles
as low as they can be purchased elsewhere.
Staunton, April q. ISi7
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1847-05-20
Another Important Letter from CeOrgia-Read it.

WE are daily receiving testimony like the following
w from the North South, East and West:
MEssRs. REESE & WARE-Gcntemcn-I af
hcted with asthma for fourteen years, and had tried
every remedy in the country had also been TO sever
al physicians, and found relief whatever was af
fcted times severely that the blood would gush
from my nose and my breathing difficult. Indeed
the disease had gained much on that despaired
of getting we'll, when Glanced TO get bottle of
"Wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry which effected 4
perfect cure and now consider myself perfectly sound.
This can be proved by numbers of men in Franklin
county and its vicinity and think it my duty TO let it
be known. THOS. A PATRICK.
Franklin Co., Ca, November 10, 1916.
o. For sale by Wholesale and Retail by DR.. E..
BERKELEY aud A. ID. WREN, in Staunton and BY
Druggists and Dealers in Medicines generally in Vir-
sIna.
May 20, lS47
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1847-05-20
EFFECTS OF THE LATE BATTLE.

Not long ago, Santa Anna had an army at San
Luis, amounting, it is said, to $4,000 well drilled
regulars, the most magnificent and well appointed
army ever raised by Mexico. The Battle Of Bue-
aa Vista ensued-that splendid military array has
vanished like fog from the mountain side. Cut to
pieces, dispersed, demOrazed by the fight at Buena
Vista, the Immense force which so short time
since threatened with destruction has disappear
ed forever. The few who could be rallied to make
head against Scott have been scattered. while, at
the last accounts instead of &c 900 soldiers at San
Luis, there We're but 5000 infantry, and some ca
valry there, while the Governor was obliged to
make great exertons to provide for the defence Of
the State
Was TAYLOR right or ,crong, when he refused
the advice of the Government and of Scott to retire
to Monterey-when he SO clearly predicted the re-
suits of a victory in advance Of Saltillo2 That
determination proved him the most sagacious Cen
eral of the Republic, and the manner in which it
was carried out. stamped him as the "bravest of
the brave"- Richmond Republican.
A New York letter in the Philadelphia Inquirer
says-''A singular suicide was committed by a
poor degraded specimen of humanity in this city
yesterday, in the following deliberate manner =
He went out ON the Harlem Railroad as far as 42d
street, where he Invested himself of all his cloth
ing, save his shirt He made bundle Of them,
and placed bis boots on the top, and then left them
in the centre of one track. He then laid his body
across the rails on the other track, where it was
found this morning severed in two"
o. The Union contradcts prevalent rumor
that Gen. Scott had been ordered to halt for the
present at Jalapa. No one doubts, it says, that
Gen. Scott will push on to the capital, and that he
will take it. ''By this time in all probability, Eek
claims the Organ,) he is treadng the imperial ca
pital of the Aztecs''-a new, and certainly not an
improved version of the old song about "revelling
in the halls of the Montezumas.'
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A FAIR NOTICE.
-ONN-

49, TIME Ladies OF the Staunton Pres
10y byterian Church will hold their
annual Fair in the Market House, on Tuesday the
lst day Of June next. Their collection to consist
of variety of useful and beautiful articles suited
to every taste, together with table of choice and
substantial eatables. In behalf of their enterprise
they bespeak the patronage of generous commu-
nifty.
Staunton, May 90, lS47. Dem copy.
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o BIT U'ARY.

DIED, at the residence of Mr.. John F. Straw. in
this county, on the I'd inst, Mr.. ROLAND MILLER of
jackson, Madison, CO., Tennessee. Mr.. Miller was
traveller on his way TO Augusta CO., Va, where he
stated he had two brothers whose were Richard
and John He appeared to be about 25 years of age.
Wytheuiue Republican.
DIED, at his residence Augusta Church, on the
uit., DR.. JAMES ALLEN.-[Ob Obituary next week
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NJ A r RE D.

On Monday the 10Th inst, in Lexington, by the Rev
5. Register MIR REUBEN L. GILLocK. to Miss MARGA-
Ret S., daughter of Mr.. Eli II. Parent.
At Mddlebrook, on the 18th inst, by the Rev. A.
+. Luddcn, MIR. JOHN l.. MCGUrrIN to Miss CAssAN.
DnA ELIZABETH, daughter OF Mr.. Daniel Stoufer, all
OF this county.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

Saturday Evening, May Is, lS47.
FIOUR-$S to So IL, market firm
WHEAT-Prine Red, 1888 lS9. White 1872.
CORN MEAL-$5,O0 per barrel
CORN-Prme Yellow, l03 10 l05. White 93 cts
RYE-92 Gents to 81 90
CATTLE-$3 40 10 500 per 100 lbs On the
hoof equal to $50 to 975 net. The average rate
of sale is 81 25.
We have no later markets from Richmond than
Thursday last. We presume that market will be
governed pretty much by the Northern ones.
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r. E. SELLERS VERMIFUGE.
The Truth, by .IEen Of Truth.

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