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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-23
Lecoultre Razors.-The

Lec0ultre Razors.-These Razors, Qbeyond
all question the best imported this be had Of
subscribers and warranted together with very large and
well selected assortment Of Razos Pen and Pocket Knives.
PeIfumery Soaps and everything appertanng 10 te toilet
q. SAUNDERS s SON, III Broadway,
onpOaite Howard Hotel.
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Diamond Pointed Gold Pens, Cheapest and

best in the cty-1hc pubic hive found out that it the
with God Pens VITA all other articles those haying
be- na n. na%rs Of chis ns csrdas and otSer f.ncv
.smes Those who may wish e get good Gold Pen eau
the largest and best the city, lower than
elsewhere They sell those superior Gold Pens made by A.
g. Bagley Co for 81 So those stamped Albert g. Bailey
81 IS only silver pencil always included Other Pens
fiom IS cents upward.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-23
MusicaI.

vAurHALL--This evening, MIR. Quayle takes his be-
ne when several vocalists have volunteered their
vices In addition to the solos, duets, glees &c. Mons
Descrox will exhibit his wonderful figures, which
favorably spoken Of Ii Is hoped the friends and
quaintances Of Mr Quayle will crowd the saloon this
evening During the time Of this hot season. the cool
shade Of tho garden is very desirabethe ice
delicious and the host and his attendants strain
every nerve 70 please their patrons.
CHRIsrY's MirsTsrLs.--The Detroit Daily Free
Press, speaking OF this celebrated band of minstrels
says Last evening they drew Of the largest and
most fashionable audiences that graced similar
exhibition In this CITY The hall was crowded that
many were denied admissionn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-23
THE COLLISION ON THE NORWICH RAILROAD
The following are the particulars Of the collision
he refnfore mentioned in the Herald =

The COLLISION ON THE NORWICH RAILROAD
The following are the particulars of the collision
heretofore mentioned in the Herald -
On the Norwich Railroad, few miles south of Web
ster. yesterday morning, most dreadful collision oc-
Cured the particulars of which thus stated at the
fremont House, last evening, by A. w. Dana, Esq =,
depot About half past as the freight train
ascending grade about two miles south Of Webster the
cars loaded with irou became separated from
the train and losing their forward impetus began
to run back There no possible means OF stopping
the fugitive cars, and on they continued down the
grade while the accommodation passenger train from
Norwich was approaching Upon turning short curve
through high ledge the engineer Of the train saw the
two close him. and while he was In the act OF
reversing the engine, collision took place. The loco
motive knocked to pieces the tank thrown
the Of the forward being the baggage and
second class the engineer, Mr. Adams was doubled
up and crushed into such shapeless mass, that not
recognizable feature of his person left and tho IRE
mans thigh pierced through by bar Of iron, ant
also jammed that there hope for his recovery
Joseph Lewis Stackpole Esq of this city 1t sup
posed standing the door OF the second class
which he had been amusing himself with his dog. He
found by the side Of the track dead lying upon
who slightly injured His body shockingly
manged Mt Stackpoles wife three children and
who In the first class escaped uni hurt Five OF
six other passengers In the first and second class cars
received some bruises, but permanent injury. MIR
Stackpoe's remains conveyed to Worcester where
his family stopped last nght.-Boston Post.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-23
Gold Pcns,-aRiohelicus" triumphant

The success: Of these being placed by public approval be-
you'd doubt really the twisting
turning Of those who have aborsd hard 70 their PeL
the hand aud will determine whether the Richie
!eus 81 only, will well and last long those
fact vew the Rchelieus" for sale by ]. Sa
yage 90 Fulton street. and where else. Other Gold Pens
from rs cents TO 81 50.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-23
Married..

On Thursday, 22d inst. by the Rev VIM D. StrobeI
JOIN N. QuiRK to MARY w. MCLEAN, daughter Of JohI
B. Schmelzel, Esq, all of this city
In Brooklyn, on Wednesday, 2lst inst, by the Rev
Robert Sesny. Mr. JOHN Moon, Jri to Miss SARAH Va
LESrINE, daughter Of Abraham Valentine Esq, all G
RroOklvn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-23

The WEATHER. On Sunday az Rochester, the
thermometer stood % degrees On Saturday in UNcs
70 degrees was the mark Several deaths recorded
nsvng occurred IRON the effects Of the heat, and cold
three at Rochester, and two at Albany
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-23

FsWe report sales about 900 quintsls dry cod az
50 90 50 62{. There were about 900 quintas SOLO,
afoat, leaving none unsod In mackerel transac'ions
light, without change In prices 49,,
moderate sales continued to be made at 20 oo
HEn.--We have only to notice sale OF oo pa'es o'
American dew rotted at 81 is per ton, on time
LyAp-We continue to quote pig at 20 20 en- IN
NoLAssEs We have only to notice sal su ., ~
hhds Of GOOD Porto Rico, made on private terms.
NJ. sro.rs sales of 2 n 800 bbs N. County rosin
we're made Soc spirits stood a. about DOC
There was nothing reported 10 otner 7oo
and Of Eussh at $50 cash Some holders sti contend
ed 10, an advance but there was asp.s't,on on the
part of operators to wait or later news ihere was
no, hing new In whale or sperm
RE sales were chiefly confined to thsre,
,rse wsv there was very little doing, and prices in n
msss,,re nominal Ohio new mess we quote Mt $it 80
GA To- and prime at Sia - II co. The small sales alud
"a m we're rnosy making ut SIS for mess, and Si2 30
for prime. There wss no change In beef There were
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small which, subsc ibers have placed seyery
thing neeessay fohe toilet without destroy their
and the handsome and substantial mae which they
made rendershese superior manufactured
An examination cannot fail of being satisfactory.
@. SAUNDERS 4 SON, TT Broadway.
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COMMERClA lNTELl4lGEN CE.
The Flour Markets

tinue light, and prices are firm Pennsylvapia fresh
ground is in demand at So so, and 10 a 100 b.rrsis
sold at this rate but the stock too light IN admit
of any extensive operations small lot Of Western sold
1t IS 20 Rye Flour-No sales have transpred: Il Ia
held at SO so Cornmeal-Hoders Of Pennsylvsnia are
firm at So 25 and Brandywns at 81 so per barrel Int
sales reported. 0raiuWhest has been more in
quSed for, and $500 5000 bushels Pennsylvsnia red
rye Coma small sale Of Pennsylvania round yellow,
at rs cents. weight.
RocHEsrER, July al.-The market Is again perfectly
quiet The steamers news has put every thing at .
Stand In Flour there no transactions, except in
the retail way, Wheat Is worth from 67Hc to ST. but
there Ia coming in The market for provisions s
aeo remarkably quiet.
Freights same as last quoted aud steady.
DErRoIr, July 1.-the -four market remains quito
inactive, with now and then sale Of wagon load at
81 25 81 60 heat is selling whsnover there is
any $50 at the ciey mills Corn in rather bet
ter demand at Doc $50. Oats in very good demand at
26c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-23

New YORK, HAvRE AND PARIS EXPRESS AGEN-
GIVE are desired to state that Livingston,
Wells & Co. have engaged the services of most
respectable and accomplished perso to execute
the commissions for France, which may be en-
the Union, and will attend exclusively to their
business Those of our readers who wish TO
send out their commissions, from SIS to $4,000,
and those in particular who desire to obtain ar
ticles for their own especial use, would do well
to send in their orders to-day, TO No. 10 Wall
street, as the steamer leaves tomorrow.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-23
pc.t.pes BY the French Steamers.

We present our readers with the exact fabieau
of the tariff of hostages which has been settled
upon by he agents of the French steamers, for
all letters sent To France or to England. All
letters and parcels ought to be put in the post.
office; for the mail agent of the French steam
ship company. has orders to receive no cores
pondence but by the hands of the American
postmaster.
PosrAoE LETTERS FROM NEw YoRx TO Pans, VIA
HAvRK.
Postage at the New York post once. -. :. cent.
Postage to the Atlantic. .,... :. 40
Postage from Havrs TO Paris. .......... 10
PosrAoE OF LETTER From Nrw YoRx ENoLANp,
HAvRr.
Postage at the New York post olice. 49,. cent.
Postage to GROSS the Atlantic $500. 40
Postage from Havre to Enelihs shore. 80,
English taxation from the shore 10 the let
ter's destination 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-23
Passengers Arrived.

81 CEoIx-Big CsrolIae-Capt lockwood Of brig Elir
sold III 81 Croix; A Wade. ON ST KITS
BARBApoEs-Bark Archibald Grscie, Batmore-Di L
veil lady, children and Mrs Wesiord, childr
aud MISS Jeanette Cunning, OF Brooklyn,
servant; Mr. C'Neil: MIR Casey; and MIR Myers.
BELrAsr-Brig Mary Norns-Two Misses Orr; and
Blow.
ST MARKs-Brig Gen Wilson-Capt Jabez Delano
Passengers Sailed.
LvERPooI-Packet ship Hottinguer--Rev w NJ HaryaI
lady aud family, Of Toronto; w Tapsco children and
ylut, Of New York; Jas Wright; George Mills; and Miss
Green, do.
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Herald Marine Correspondence.
PHILApELPEIA EXCHANGE. July az II
Arr bark Elizabeth J, keynegem, from Havana, Hth
Miscellaneous Record.
Sem LEO, Jameson, Of and from Thomaston for New
with cargo of lime, ran into 2.th INST o'clock,
OF Boon Island, In thick fog, by bark Mary Low, H. at
land from Maanzas, aud had her foremost and b boom CT
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There is difference in the weight allow
ed to letter for the preceding prices, be-
tween France, America, and England. The
weight of letter for France ought not to
be over quarter Of an ounce, whilst for Eng
land and America, the allowance is half an
ounce.
We must say, however, that the postage of a
letter sent to England by the French steam
ers is two cents more. The passage of the
French steamers will be as quick as the others,
according to the first trip of the Union; and
then there is an inducement to patronise
an enterprise, the conductors of which are
taking the greatest pains to satisfy the public,
who have 30 literally patronlsed their UNDER
taking.
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Foreign l.np,runslon.,

PoRr Az rnNcE- Brig Republc--Is7 hhds sugar $500 (.
bags coffee !, .eaicld1 70 DO varck TrowbdSeT;
sch effeu & co3e7 do A L Rossere coil do VI PIa-
do NJ Smith co$2l5 so w buyers 1870 M Gaillands
ST CRoix-Brg G irolne-l32 hhos sugar 40 puls rum
hhds moasses De Forest x co-i3 puns rum Cartwris
Harrison X co-82 hhds molasses Whitmore * co.
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ST. MARKs-BriR Gen WilsCn-282 bales BIZ 1 Dbl II
brook Nelson co69 bales trunk; Coe Anderson & c.
Warnings Sons do Swift Waldron-i c. Hopkins & All
Dbl Taylor Rtch.
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the spot Coroner Walters held an inquest sst evening
upon the body Of the deceased, and verdict
dered in accordance with the foregoing facts
CONVENTION OF PRrsoN AssocIArIoss.-The Prison
Association Of this city at recent meeting resolved to
recommend to the friends of prison discipline throughout
the Union to meet In convention 10 this city the first
Monday In October next for the purpose OF taking into
consideration the criminal laws Of the different States
the length Of sentcnces-the methods of apponia
ing prison officers the improvement Of prison sys-
tems-and such other matters in relation prisons
may seem TO be expedient The subjects which 1t liz
believed most mperatively require the consideration
aud action OF the convention as follows IL COM
parison of the advantages and Of the
arate and congregate systems Of prison government
2. The best means OF securing q uniform method Of
reporting prison statistics O. The proper length OF
sentences and the extent Of the discretion that should
best method Of supplying prisoners with food and cloth
log Prison labor to be considered in its relation to
the separate AMI congregate systems, respectiveys
effects the habits and of the prisoners pro-
ductiveness etcts interference with free labor and
including he merits Of the contract system The
imposition Of hnes and the conditions which they
shall be subjected. 7. The best method of appointing
prison officers aud the proper tenure Of their Offices
comparison Of the criminal laws diferet btatss and
classification Of crimes 10 The use and limits Of the
psrdonng IL. The discipline OF prisons and the
Treatment Of prisoners H. The organization of county
prisons.
WARD School, No. 1g--Some weeks since. we ac-
cepted polite invitation freui Coroner Walters Of
the school Commissioners visit the Ward School
House in the 18th ward We, too reminded Of
that visit by seeing three hundred girls process
sion vending their down Broadway to the Academy
of Design On inquiriDg found that they were
scholars from the Ward school TO which we have al
luded After visiting the Academy, they came In pro-
cession TO the City Prison politely admitted BY
the keeper to visit that establishment The school
house. In the 18th ward IL located Broome street. be-
tween Wet and Sheriff streets In a part Of the
architectural s ornament
section of the city The building front by %
feet deep with brown stone 'front.' and 10 three stories
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-03-10
COMMUNICATE.
The MARKEFS
PHILADELPHIA MAbhhi
Af-.H

Eifta AA'AEFt iAi - tft-Aitf--
P#ttanLP March 3. ~. N
Tbe Ha ~ iol -Four uss beeeme teft aat''
aal paess have gwen wss . traction. ID"
sales Tuesday are tn o tHs5sfate tAitill ID,
s1.-78 - .g3l v Dbl. Tor standard 5fa7f#s tH-
Guiding r.. and West 600.
Pr0r5q0gg- Fhc marke0 has been scaniit'
supplied ei4h Pork. sHi Mes has ain slIg.., ~.
S4irs ue2 Western Mes s1 stb-Jt9 o. .
b b5l aB8 PRIME Is heldal si3Nllloai salts,
Safes West Mess Beei al sl250e1i sa0 ana
sales to a moderate extent only.
mol Lard of Western rendering Us Heid oil
I0BcY which is &c advance, but DO sales nave
taus2irad to establish 1t.
Sale = 030 lbs Tallow. Country rendered
sJ ST. ami Ulty ait SIC. per tb TIE market 4
now bare. and the first arrivals Will sell
freely
For Bacon fair demand prevails and safes
noted 81 Western Hog round al g. Z IL r.
Prime Western Hams fetch 9ta93c., WhIci
is d shade better.
Butter Is scarce and has advanced. Saie'
in krgs and Firkias to extent 20U ktgs a.
I0dltc. A. Id.
Cloversecd Auciuates liHie Large sup
PLIES al western seed are arriving dstlts an,
prices arr less firm. Il ltw sdtes al s3.5J ID
S125 Y hushcl.
Sales 81 Flaxsccd al sl.5a v bu.
The market tof GoumeaI has not vaaea--
The article Is 6itady at Si3B v bH. Nl''
sales tins week 5000 bb.s.
Rye -Four is S4l50-a decline.
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PtFlsgteoa. Monday Morning.

-, MITCH . i94fs
extremely sma,l bal for shipment HE arrivals
increasing. Every article OF Produce IS affect
ed lof the better By The near approach oil Ca
mai na'lgallon and lower Greighls The vol.
4me seeking an outlet from the Ohio in this
direction is increasing, ana will rapidly grow
as the season advances. Holders were gener-
ally demanding 81 % for round lots. and sto
nng Tor that figure. S4l23 was refused
y aGous small lois sold at 81 for Inferior, and
s4l2s ion good brands.
The market IS full OF Cloyef,eed. 4 sale
on Friday OF 200 ba from store at $50, cash
but that price Is not now obialnabIe excent
an small way. FlaKseed Is arriving more
Alafeet for Provisions rather quiet. The
sales making are mainly for use. As vet.
Here IS bur little Bacon onthe market Tor sale
'n'>' oi that cured thus lar Iavi"1 100" s'ip-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-03-10

r IL people sza ass. .itfa OH s
se,5z f.s-s.es. #ea5 d 7'-'srs 1f mo tH-s7
s= 5..r-r FsHfzHs .- sr=re-e. .''i a-t=e4a
...##.-. ~ .att sHF
d be- r. ',. b. al
Fe.f=# IsI#ss5#s#T "e fs#H#H- '''
..#=zl b. ..1. - e -s-- less zs# on sz5z=e
.f5Hff HrarH =se za ''
81 r.I..H n rs thc 1tHas - AE-t4= t7- 2
a.yf#. -7#=#=f
44A.+=-
=al.Ir.t 48pF EVIDENCE 1fs# RES ttA ~
..5= 5.5I.T crtuf r #taer uf H== Az IAtt=s
III ffVFWtyURF. s-t Usweff. fn rliffHE
...z.. Hr sure 10 tuv HfaEe. nf fss F
~ fTTB~ I7- IS ater streeiz==a.saa' 's'at+- \
80 "a iaaa ncar pastar lH consequence = :
Ia=I#sf5 rfrt 81 II received staat ID var
rs fqr rtf- were broken fem Hef hrcasi sine
s5ar II - ,,.s..t ff Had no. haTcs Hf her receive
- ~ 800 ber FHr65 #5HE iIss HeeH sa latettHH=
ti. I'D f.t.iie a slight T0d. that 4 ariuaA setit
-. Ia.t faFf5sfr size vgas stacked s.
- faf 5i.ss. s4e HsdaAI-h ieFe- snd vi"ef'
.,-.=l@5ssfIfF quffiH= tFselt matter ief el5zt
f,,,sf s,rsrf a FaHi sIfFas orr the centre. hHeN
-. frs .fsta 90 her lungs Thought Is Zee H=H TT 7
~ f.st,.. sent frIurdHatelE flr TnHf - -'A "f
, .I ,s..ftfr SIN tafs her cough -na Tower 80 -
49, - --t4 4 as rss=a4 SINCE taking me me-. s5t
tT5 E.- bresff,-rr 4ss been AMI uaia+et e.s F..
- ~ y, f+. s free frua ssHst nnt41 IirI afl8
-. - b,,i ra9a 'Tbus zIr vu1r Hast# HA' 'aA4u
1T r4ses - Fse aHif tuf paUes az '1
.tf.. e -lrvfstsn of Tire fact do TfTIfFe tHs + r
II ,tst. b .rz.u af IItrsuuHr with fHs HessfHz 75
90 hs. teen tire conclusive H.raus NJ afTrHfiHs t4
f fss,z change in tire reese If woman - fa'- =
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30 tDtDes

Grand Consolidated LOTTERY Of Beldvsf. N
aafaia-olass /
10 rc drawn at Wilmington. nefae arc On ~sa,,
March n - number LOTTERY Il drawn -
SprcH4Ii zfllens prize of saahnh. uf tfuf
6buu. 81 ftto Of 3.55t,., OF s.fdd - of 155a d.
ke- gu, sbateS proportion, \ ee-tlhcsft n "a
az of IS la.ss ai ee#f Gao. ha'ves 500 a,..,s
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-03-10
eSJsD. sJseifs

Grand Consolidated Lottery Of Dclaus.e.a
Georgia Class Ne i2.cx'a
Ia hc drawn al Wilmington. Delaware. on Ii..,
Ma-cla5 l-47 - number Lottery. i4 htasa n
: .deislHI 5heuo. pftzc of $1,000 af - +
4 i3 81 3. ~. 5hn. If .l2s lN If inn Fl
- Tickets 81. SHARES ~ pro. .arffnp i aa...sg
of 4 paeka=e IS D cast s6H shares IT q ,paflaat
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sssae.0seSD

sFf0UEH8SSA CANATIUTTERY
els-- M l7-in 'e drawn al tho Giie ofnafHet
at "wednesday, Mar 81. - mum efs. u dfswla
siaeadd Scheme. / Prize n sln.bU0. ! q lj1o.
.5Ht, > u 5.tne Tieke.s Sl5-Shases in prn5aFtal
rcrInea-e II a pArLase of Mha.e. vii cg.l s.
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~ 0.ss0;s

GHud Consolidated Lottery Of DrIaH5a an,
Georgia class II. extra
TIE Ac drawn "a Wilmington. DeIaN9rc. ri r5
asv. Mar IT, ~. 6e sumter LOTTERY q draVpf.l-
-alendia -esrHtc prtze Of Sln.eee Of A65f F. y
COS no ~ 5ugu 80 # .aa. 10 OF roe TeArs S. sf.
HaaBoft tau certificate of PACK aye OF u eutt 80 !.
81 II cost s5e twenty halves san twenty sosrfa,,,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-03-10

Avoid going from house to house. for thc
purpose Oh ieaFHs news. and interfering NTH
other peoples business
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-03-10

Why are the rimpIes on drunkard's fare
Ike the ensasings IN London newspaper
eause they are illustrations OF Punch.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-03-10
eeIIANIBFR SCENE

Attend TO Your own business, and never
trust il with another.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-03-10

Al 0liCEls hereby given 10 all f'ot- L. ~, N
The estate Of Aroinlold Moods deceased a. "a
no county Nlrsin 10 call on The sshteiti' nd
us sse and all PERSONS HsylIls claim Al
Tor pattHtut. H. ~ .,af
f,i - h1esAs@-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-03-10

nj OIiCE-At PERSONS indebted 10 W HAN -,
I@N OF 10 the ffH az " iiiiAm thNplme e% ii
Whith were eaH, eyed ~ the ssid u tliiahi u.sa
deed Of trust To JacahS ShrifeT =. BrsdN ana Is
W Chapllue dated Eehrnary y. ISL, arc heitpt
81 10 make anitd t.tt payment Ia the una, sei
having been duly appointed by the trfNH -.,i
our Of Law aud ChAHeery FOR Ohio tounil ,lsr
The same pANiElt li7
feh l. IL
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+ EClTOR.S NOTICE.

a NNitS ANpNIaEs SEEf 10. Jaa i 6.'a"'
49, anottlst lot tRpIs Solid Goa Sc, Is ii ~
Afudts MAKE. always on hand.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-03-10

I : Z received and flT ssie Hea sloeh = u l1i
" Lamps. such a. CeutTe tau, NllA "a, Il
5 a''e> iaif lamp. with large siass SHADE WIts
. si'''s.'" ~. is % "i''' ''i fAlRcaip
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-03-10
NJ. l.. EASTMAN,
PRODUCE BROKER,

NEW OklEANA-
nEYoTts ti> wtole attention TO Ire purchase :,
~ shlpment ct Produce, for tile usual hrnAt =
MISSION 81 ere half per cent. i1r purchase, Aat
CIV aud fhe per cent. for purchases ofSus a als
c. from paHtdtion itFH
SSrRlNG ASHTON FOR MATS. Bc6cvee %, !,
~ direct from New ofk, fe. dozen tine leaie 4,
Mol,s hlu llats which tor hesnt3 and hsife al -
ny thing ia tie hat shape ever lefefe offered NM
r. n az ST ''e''' cheap ''' s's'' mc lLl~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-03-10

CASH FOR CORN AND WHEAT
Z Hf subscribers having purchased Of III . y
les ms South " herlHs Siealu Mill. az 10
POSSES ION ON ile first Of March neEt. THef VII .:
tract iaf tofu, either ia tie or 'aelird ana
y ca', In te delivered a, or after the above tslt a
Milo IeHN ~. GILL
tcb IA JAMES II. stolfi
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-03-10

the mos, striking things is the silence OF lie
ursifie- Ii Is absolutely awful. AtnigHt
wbeeg8hs moon las gana down. au3 DIE s.afs
are aIt. to stand ia the centre OF meet those
mammoth p,aHs and mark thee deep unbtok-
en- silence that surrounds YOU. Is su6limelX
impfessi4e. never witnessed aH effect ike
il. Not solitary sound can be hearl-no
insect. no bird, no beast, 10 human voice or
step. but oh Is one space of grand and fear
fat silence. Such spot. far from the eauh S
of eeasregated mgldtades, become to- the
good ala8 like the glorious Bethel Whcr, ,he
Joataetug patriarch slept
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NOW IT Is NOTHING Else

yxz oksfED CoNfoRTs- 10 lazea NAiss's
w forts Jusl received and for sair 34 ,ri N
jas IALLANT 4 nIIsfis 10
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. WING FRI SHES-A very heavy soes ofn'
- ing brushes Of dtIeront qaa ,e. no ess'e .as
taiIlA fch - IA 7 HuRSGRd0k
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Il am indeed very mach afraid of light.
ming. warhIed pretty little lady during a
Thunder storm And well you may, saij
taedtspairiu1 lover, "when yeur heart Is
made ol steeL
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" ATS, uArS-C&Ps. CArs-Cau at 4RPfs
's7sS for tSrsSns in Hats and Ca;-. rave tats
ran lc sold cheaper Than they ever have been ''a
civ all -nen hetore they are eli gone.