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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-13
Ds'g GOODS.
Dassrtt s. Gs Gutus0n.
BASSETT q ROBINSON

BASSETT 81 ROBINSON,
No. 81 and SO. South Wheeling.
YyAVE lust received their late fall stock Of Goods
~ which will Ire found pretty and unusually cheap,
please call and see, no trouhle 10 show our goods.
Nov -
DRESS GOODS.
IVY f have Just opened an unusually large STOCK OF
N&F dress goods consisting in part Of silks. Oregon,
Califarnis. Aliwsli and other plaIds. French, English,
aud German Merfno, Alpaccas of every color and price,
Syonese cloth etc, RkscETT Il ROBINSON,
No ~ and 80 S0eth Wheeling.
PRINTS.
- LMOST any number at Your own price tn BE found
- - BASSETT & ROBINSON.
Nov -
,ASSETT & R~OBINSGN-No ~ and 81. have just
~ opened a large and beautiful assortment of Shawls
which they will take pleasure in showing 10 thoFe who
may fav0r them with & cal. NovS2
-.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-13
SILKS AND sATINS

200 pieces, embracing all styles. qualities and pattern.
OF Dress Silks and Satips, among which is souiethin.
entirely new aud of most magnificent appearance fol-
! dofr and so cts per y'd. Also new style Paris pIaif
Grenadines, very rich striped Silk for 60 cts per yid
such as have sold for / dol'ri blk extra heavy Lyons
~ inches wide, excellent quality PLAIN silk at 40 cts pei
yd; extra rich Paris barred Foula d silks, 40 niche,
w,de, together with all kinds of dress silks that can b,
asked for; also u few pieces splendid Bonnet Silk.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-13
i'd. ]. ROYS|



AND WILD CHERRY PILLS.
TRLE o has most happily succeeded in combin
- ing Wild Cherry and Sarsaparilia with other veg 9
tonic, and purgatlve, the only perfect discovery of tie
KIND ever mede-their great peculiar excellence, and
that which distinguishes them from all other purgatives
Is, tuai their operation IS followed by no re- actiOn.-
Their unrivailed purifying and purgative properties, for
which they are indebted to the essence of
S"ARSAPARILLA,
and the extract OF
WILD CHERRY.
the Y do not strain the digestive organs into action, as is
The mode OF operation with other cathartics, hut on ihi
contrary strengthen them into action. Thus all other
purgativc medicines produce more or less subsequent
costiveness, amp sluggislness of the gastric juice, while
Le Ruy's Iils leave all the machinery of the system flu!
Of life and activity. and the bowls open and natural
Hence writes nr. Cheeseman, "they are the only
active purgatsvc witch Which Z can recommend with
confidence. aHa W,hout a'aim; for thcy remove .oth.
ing but w4al ousht to 1e feDi0ved-ucIiheI rack, nor
straln-oceasioh no apathy or debiiit ation-and cave
The bowels free, oren, and vigorous" But the great
virtura Of Pr. lie Eoy's IIlls-the virtue which las
spread Their lne over The two hemisplicres with a "a.
pIditg almoSi miracuIouS--lies in their puriic ati-n of
the blood. tiore they not only stand altogether unrival.
led, hut ill up the 4 easure of desire. Trey at once ar
rest he formation OF bad blood, by removing all inbur
lt's rom III" chvle, of which the l'ood is formed; and
t.s. cover hrHa is can. hv toniug and streugthnins the
d FESTIVE = tHs. - aS 3d. re- able to eXc'n!e from II Ill
t. alter of "a aAtriclaas Hr2fa; sudtien they pnriv
ne blood ateady III tteuIa-lDJs and rc.yt cease urtra.
non until II Is er'i~r frcet o . every naA.ous particle,
aud fn!i ot health, tte Bnd vtcnr.
Genera Aaen,t "A hdrke let, iN shurch. Aqe.i
for Whee' : NntN. BOOKSELLER oct is.
Trade era. lnaa p Aoster
Nest Uunnt 4 ~ k!.Dspons.
West Aleraudaf. iJsan. * Craven
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-13

900 pieces plain blk, mode, str ped and fancy barred
BeraEes; extra mode embroidered, superine quality sa
tin stripe, rich gradua ate satin stripe, blk and barred
and IN short, everything IN the Berage line that is il
market
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-13
T'ES

: 80 = Y -
FaoM THE Hos JonN Ty a, LNPeEslpEvr.
Sieamh. i!auter, uec 9Th, ls47.
NJ = Railway, jr- fee. any Il rruct u''t'-d uy tine
prrseutaI. - tHe "a age Of you "Gu. esu Aieaica
lei 4 t sos o.. a-H,e OF MIS- Tyler and - sell,
ltu a4 lt-Ily -t... e.. d. at IL RnsNt : So taiiy fnr dies.
etiH.aa YOU ~ H. Is slug q health Jn lros
pc ty.t uu. ..- .H 'ra yYaETs, 9iiN TYLER
Mex We v- s.t eullsn a Gle. from the Ry
john Nevis .aA"t, the celebrated Me'''iisJ .Cl
eraIt eut Vi g. t9rcss, VI ose >. $ g ,ray
my have tee. sUl Heltal IA .,,.l1 q. .ue MetIe
dst SatIety l.lsavi. .f is present ieaosa- m,hters,
tIS leIter V.i be hteh'y gratifying 20 / mes d Gen
ttinen OF la cOs IeSiOns. Ia the meantime Heisset
kadVAy's soap - sold odly Boy \ . f~AitClilll
Mnee, Va, J = < q RAMSAY, Nu2 CH.rt ana a.
New t. fch 80
lUNEL All. Sailion.1t-h!e a. q ~ use ior sal.
SgLy BLACk x KNOX.
vMys Bulls. No. 3 M~AChEGEL
~ 90 tia No do
20 DO Halifax do
40 do new Herrings Just received su4 vi
salc 81. pr23 JAS M'kEE
r. ME-4O BIDS Louisville White Line, received and
- tor sale by M ~ JAS MCKEE.
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HARDWARE.

JAS. D. aaILL. 5. r.. UUsHFIkLD. WALTER c. ROE.
AZ BUsHFIELD & ROE Wholesale Grocers
AVE and Commission Merchants, No. lq Liberty st
ri tshursh. j24
Es REMOVAL.
H7TlE subscribers respectfully inform their friends and
4 the public generally that they have removed from
their old stand on Main ST., to the new and spacious
building lower end of Market 81. where they have every
convenience for the manufastory of
STAGES, WAGONS AND CARTS
in the cheapest and lest manner, also for all kinds of
Blactsmthing which willie promptly attended to.
Thankful for past fayors they rcspectihiiy solicit a
continuance of public patronage in their line.
oct9 DUSBY & LITTLE.
COPPER, Elm,
N SHEET r o Ware M~ANuFACToRY,
l85 Market Square, Wheeling, Va.
fTsHE subscriber respectfully informs his friends aud
d the public generally that he has removed his safe
rsoms into the large brick building adloinia mis- old
stand, wherein is fully prepared TO do all work, either
in Tin, Copper or Sheet iron. entrusted 10 him, with DIES
patch. have on hand 4 large assortment of Tin ard
Copper ware that | will sell for cash or Il prompt cusio-
ners On u short credit. mr. II GEO JOHNSON
~ NBEANTS.-Vaive and cock ~Ilydrants 1T ri IS
Aas hurgh prices, warranted 10 work wei, al
mil JOHNSON ,ls1, y ket square.
e Pipe always on uand md far tsIed al snort
lA notice al mr. Ii JOHNsO =. lS5 Market Sqr.
CHOPPER kEFTLES.-W ~h and Stew Kettles on
~ hand and for sale low at JOHNSONfS,
mr. IL lsJ Market fquarc.
@e-r. rrrs rreupurIo assfer- q ,@sinssaes
~ &Rc-siu's Manufacture az harl ard for saia low at
H. a JoiNSONS :. ieJ Market ~,Iare.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-13

800 Bonnets good Fl0repce Braid for one dollar Also
of the very finest quality Inserted Lace, PLAN, French
edged, Florence, CHINA. pearl, Jenny Lind. sup'r Gimp,
Highland, SicIlian Lace, a rich article. Also Misses
Giuips. all al very low Pre- =.
200 ps rich high co!orcd bonnet Ribbons; French Ar
tifcial Flowers; Lace Goods, sc.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-13

n, or,orsb,n Thomas Sweeney, of the
w 'iIi Sihp' late firm of NJ & r Swee-
ney, having associated with him Andrew J Sweeney
aud Jos Bell, the business of the old firm of NJ x Il
Sweeney will he conducted as heretofore hy them at the
old stand, under the style OF Swe .neys & Bell
THOMAS SW EENEY.
ANDREW ] SWEENEY,
Jan | 1913 JOSEPH BELL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-13
RITTItR'S

s .isaSea K'a aaS ia, san al. Just sS received on CON
Nov ~ HLArK KNOW
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-13

LANE fahittILAh NPlltE.
Young men who have injured themselves Nv a certain
practice indnlgea IN wheil alenc-a habit frequently
learned frem evil companions. or at schonl-the effects
of which are nightly tei;, even when asleep, and il not
cured; renders marriage imposs bic and destroys both the
mind and body.
What pity that a young man, ths hope of his com
try and the darling Of his parents should he snatched
ffoln all prospects and enjoy meHts Of life by the conse
quences of deviattna from The path ot nature and indul
ging in a certain secret habit. Such persons; before
ruteniOiat Ir
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-13

Loss ofthe virile lnn er is tle ocnaltv most frequently
paid by those VIE gifet lo0sc rel.t orIcense to their pas
SONS. Young pcrsons1t too art to commit exc Sses
fr'#i not feHg aW are o5tne dTcadfil effects thai IA en-
So a onat' ihrntelicy occurs from structure. de7os.
ites in tie Hrine, gravel, and from numerous y Ter cat.
SEES. yet tue abuse nfifa scSBdi organs. - excessive We.
merry or self folutfng, eslel'aily Tire latter, Is the more
frequent cause 81 il. Now who that understands the
subject " i'll pretend ts DENY that the lower OF procrea.
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sk.s. JN.EEN&F NN

a distinguished graduate from one ofthe first Colleges in
the United States. which NAV re seen By his Diploma
also, a member ofthe Roy al College Of Surgeons. and Iii
ceniiate ofthe Apothecaries' Ran, London; andthe gr~a
ter part Of whose life has been spent IN the first Uospi
tails in Europe and America, viz; those OF London, Paris
and Philadelphia, may lie cousultedon all diseases, but
Washington telegraph., 1848-08-30

A correspondent Of the Boston Chronoiype,
whiting from Cbambersburg, Pa. tells the follow.
ing curious story Of Il horse recently turning BAN.
burner
A large and destructive fire originated IN the
town Of Rockslurgh, few miles from here
week or two ago. A man having a sick horse,
tooh him into aiic.d, and placing some ddcd herbs
in a tn'pan, tied HE same very securely to the
horses undorja@, aud SGT the herbs on fire, that
tho poor beast might nhale the fragrant odors Of
tue burnt oIerng and 60 be cured oil his uilngs
Unfortunately, not only The odom but the flame
also ascended the horses no5tnls, which caused
hnto break from bis owner, and Ia mad fury he
glllopcd away lo bis stable, The door OF which was
open Tic lire OF the herbs was ia un instant
communicated to the dry hay, and 10 an hour the
barn, a large and valuable hotel aud stS or seven
other buildings were l,yeIled with the ground
Washington telegraph., 1848-08-30
NEW ORLEANS
BOOK DEPOSITORY,
No. ~ CAMP TREET.

CONSTANTLY on hand, at the above esiab
v lHhmeni, general assortment Of hooks NJ
every description, AND particularly school hooks
such as are mostly used iu the south aud south
west Also Msdirai mud hiscellaaeous Books.
embracing the best standard author, as well as
late publications Of every Kind Country mer-
chants aud tenchers will find at oil times as above
the best assorted stock Of every kind Of school
requisites ia the southern country. Blank Books
and .Siati0esry Of all kinds, suitable for country
trade al the igtessi pJiers.
5 WOODAiL, Bookseller and Statoner,
24.6m. No. 80 Camp street
Washington telegraph., 1848-08-30
PLANTERS HOTEL.
Nfiss ORLEANS

MI fiHWiHinri Of tlHz establishment Log leass
i la la.af iay public HAT tiny still eanllaae Ia
a'falinafIais a'l Wia an disposed 10 f goF tbea
y wa ileIf pairoaag" Their house bbs bosa
thoroughly 'lransfd aud fsiillsd. aud Their Fable.
ihrY venture 70 aHs.f. is uusufnaa.al ly any
al''sF ~ The fay, TIE Planters Hotel Is an
a.' aad well Known establishment, situated in
anal street, nelr The eafnrJ Of Gamb slresi. the
Hlosi l"s.Hess tHoWHshlafe IN the whole CITY; AM
the furfieioH faliri themselves that a mon
asteHah.H and pleasant rcafdtuea could aat h.
procured by traveller during iheir sajsurn her,
Than IS ollHFrd al tins establishment
lhfr nave isassl The latre acu hriai rresntl.
ffogsfh tF Nh jacob nfaadagce. ad,ainias ibs
ahote establishment, which they have opened in
sHnhsrlian with Il, exclusively ior the srranma
aa''ga OF iamiIHs and have lifted Il up aud finn
5Hh'a Il va sltle unalualfd by any family araftz
hlrhiz Va the whole southern coantr.. 10 thts
part ai iHar establishment, they would tsnfs ,llg
ih'iie The aiieailou # amlliss iasriHaH ilf#n,i.
af leza'mz taf city, IS their prices WI ls l.wsf
than ihn=s charged at any saiahIslaifui#i ia tls
znulh having similar accommodations Ta mn.
lurftsfe sho are dsnossd 10 l,- nade eamfaf ahls
si iIIpdsHaie figs. they would resnscti4ily s,lr.t
i1ru Immediately en- their affisai. 10 Ipsuts n.
lie Planters iiotel.
VOTING & CHANDLER.
FmHisfsf.
Washington telegraph., 1848-08-30
NEW ORLEANS TYPE FuiNDEh
aMG s'rigIcrS; DepOf,
Nb ., ANAL STREET RoH1
orrosrs ur ,usIou uausa


II u GREEN tugraimIy uunuuuccs To
l. IuWrUr,s 4ud fumsn. lnai hc hns
e-iab.sH.I rHrlA,ir Haa 'tl'H-.tr IlFE
IojnuRl BOO ,ua ,ii
L O. ,sua /. lIu- OF i.. l..uulg ets cul O"
or.r, Do! auhmt- si i".g rAI .n'urr' "ul 90 nu
hP.a-. Nos aHars4 is ahfau u.r Nauu'ohir'i
lHrc. aul ,u prrrrt i..,n %. ryrp usisfi lhe
assertion s ytutuud ihal % will BE- loaud iii'
landspur,t fu the i'uird States
ury haul. .'. a-.H.'urHt of IioN'is,
I.MHu.l.u. l,u.sul.. -.. I-ri..fu. a. '..I ..rI
.,I,, Ia H.... l4e a.t.uT..u d iU.riH a BOP.
Ill,f .4.o.r purchasing ,.-HuN,r Au wr' d"
mauu. iimsa ai tus Iau.lIy .lul lr OF u.H.
irusl c,lual 81 uul .sI-.nnr a. Huy mtnn.uelrru
~ the NoHI; aud do they vii b. lnmshrd' a,
Nrw lwk pHr.f ilr pl0Hurll H' ths hrn rh',I.
pu.r iu.ls tu u,r,t with uGo euCuuu grmrht
The suh, ..rr b. a.-H Ngrul 'u. thr sale oi
Napyirr. So Hugiuu and saith iHsars which,
together with Chasrs, Cases, composing sticks,
Iufnrur, GaHrys. ". ting luk ol all caor', in-
cIudms every auiclr iu tAc iruuug bnsu' ~ htW
constantly ua hind at moderate roles
IrThc propneiors oi newspaper who will pub
lish this advertisement siN mutts, aud send d
paper 10 thi. Foundry weekly, will be paid lor The
advertisement by purchasing siN Times the amount
Of advertisement, bill la lypc. ...
II. II GREEN
Oppuplrthr lusiomhuusc.
IT Proprietor oi news Haprfa, who have pub
lshed the advertisement ol UagENg q Co. wuI
.sasr suspend IL, and mscil The above.
may ~, lSi1.92
Washington telegraph., 1848-08-30

Is ruG Nlcur.--'lho motto Of David Crookrtt--
and admirable one--was, "bo sure yuu are right
then 60 ahead" II one is IN tile righl, whatever
path he may pursue, he cannot fail OF SUGGEST or
IL pprchunce he lail, he can lie down with his
clear commencing conscience, and sleep swecty
by the way side, though his head rests upon stone
Right is principle allied to those happy conbln-
atoms which, IN the great aggregate Of life, are
certain to triumph Right 10 like Light and Truth,
ndpsuuouble, Eternal
Washington telegraph., 1848-08-30
WAL PAPERS.

No. Eo camp street, Now Orleans.
w. advertiser has always on bend we'll
i asoHed stock ol
FRENCH P1PER-HiNGINGS,
wit, suitable boHprEiNas for rach--among which
HIc
Gold and Velvet Papers and Borders.
Gold rlpon sud Borders;
Scene Papers, double aud single width;
Bed Top rapem und bordtm, do;
Satin, Unglaz-d, and Common fapen
Window Papers, 3 feet wdri
Figured Screen Papers end norrrs.
which be- is sslliug az low as Frsacb Pspen can
be SOLD iu N-a Orleans lie ha4 ale, AaEalcAS
PArEps whIoh he offers i0rcr than they can 10
purchased clspwlerel
Call in--learn prices, and bay il they suit you,
II not there is "nolhng charged Tor a show
j Pap'ra huug 10 order. and warranted iosiict
JOSEPH ETrER, 20 Camps
may 1922
Washington telegraph., 1848-08-30
UPHOLSTERY ARTICLES,
NO 20 caMf STREET,

~, ~ taMf STREET,
Nea soaanu
III subscriber has on laad large and r. n
efal afaafimeai Of almns ssst, afdtla IN
III" Upholstery wuY. which, On aeron5t Of tl,s
aavahrrd state IF ile aeasaH he oiirs At very h ~
HHrfzs Among lIia 1abis IN hand, he could
euumffata
CURTAIN sruTFS:
>'',. ssn'sd' aad ss'ioh Dlp,asAs. .fn,et a.s
bobnti and muslin white curtains:
PLAIN and agntsd musiu-, Sc.
toRNlCE, POLES, BANDS. &c.:
Wooden, lrl0. and yclsel comiee.
brass End wooden pol-s'
tulip "acofn," "polha.' "sra," snt yariei.
Of other clrilil bipis sud p.,s
TRANSPARENT WlNDoW.sHADE
The stock Of tbs anielc Is as fuli. and Of n,
hAna'oine patterns, i- eau be found any where
among which, are Scripture, cl.i,asr, nnl OF is,
-eenrf, large Gc'hi-. So
MOSQUITO BARS AND NETTlNGs
Eng'tl hoblncu, muslin, liuen mnsquiis ban and
nrtiingsi lh great Yarsiy nnd quantity.
FEATHERS, CURLED HAIR. &c:
ieaiiiris m lois Of from pound 10 100 pounds.
ana curcd hair Of yafoas qualities.
Together with inaitog, oil cloth, oafpefs, rurs.
mats, table OF oloils, wall paper. Ia large and
handsome assorimeut,) cords and iaracls, hinres.
gimps, fre.b'ifd papers, cotton, wonied, linen.
aud s'lk boIdefings and bindings; halr.ololh via.
dow papers, ready made haif or moss niallscssr..
bed furniture, &c, Sc,
Galvanized apnng maiifigra made O. order,
d .. 10
JOSEPH ErrER.
mnN In.al
Washington telegraph., 1848-08-30

Nh. Van bUEENs AccErrANcg.-The
following is the announcement by the Al
buay Atlas oil MG Van Bucns so called
acceptance OF the Utica nomination.
"lhe Utica Convention nonmutod Mr..
Van luren as candidate tor the Prcsi.
dgney contrary to his known wishes, up.
on the principle that the people whom
they rcpe,enled had a right TO make this
Use OF his name' aud dad not direct the
usual notice OF their proceedings 10 hc
given TO him No communication is,
therefore to be expected from him But
we are most happy to be able to say, upon
the best authority that however unexpec-
ted and undesirable to himself, the posi-.
uon assigned by the action oihis friends,
MI, Van Buren, Will not, under the cir.
cumsimlccs in which they have been
placed contest this principle with them,
nor intcpo-e any further obstacles to the
course ,ley have adopted
Washington telegraph., 1848-08-30
Paul Eulanc 81 40,

10 UnNRTREs FrRLEr
Nrw naLrANT
OFFERS at Wholesale or R5ild for cnh OF
Uapproycd paper large assortment Of
C. 10 r n I n G..
A. compction is the life OF business, We invite
buycn 10 drop In" before they make all tler
purchases
May lO.Gm'
Washington telegraph., 1848-08-30
NEW 0RLE AVS CARDS
% I5R Ga
MAGEE { kNEASS.
LATE IAufs NAagE 5 COZ
u II lad hia
SADDttRY WAREHOUSE.
Siga of NE Golden Hafs- He'd and J,ss.
Hafsf "a iie Dom
NJ. Il MAGAZINE STREET.
81 Houao from Canal Street
NEW oRLEANa.

llave always on hand largo supply Of saddles
n'4leN bHngs, lnaftiugales, collars. hamgs. zadaIe
aua e'll,zl nass faloes, trunks, aaaeh. zig. dear
born, wagon and clrt harness. VIM In.
h"fas, WherIhauaws, blind hriIes. b,n,l IL
mafsecai sheepskius, lining and top hIdas. s4iFi,sa
hosz bius, web roleh lace, saddls lfssz. s..'II, -
tools, sole and upnfr leather planghz Of ,sris,s
hlnas Military goods and trimmings conn, I'm.
rhhfneapN, plumeaa swnris, sasles. enlnleis. ~.
io's, '~efi aud pistol hrlls. holsters, slaniIsz
sliafs' and military hofae and ramp equipments
OF all descriptions military ia1iuHz aud lriaa5iBs=
eloihHi easlusfes hndiHes, Iarts. buttons. H,ss
hnHllhsa. Nei RsEll|a, Lodge and ehasmp,nesl
l"Ialnfe aud paupHrmalIp, sliirdIotAa 6o /
ana other s"aIsliri luda rubber maulinr hands
Il, a'n paeAlns and lnd'l uhbor rood5 generally
Tor sale I'm commission
O.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-11-30
1ftarriaoes.

IL Dunville Nov. - samuel Ingn, Esq. Nj George
w. Clarke of Waterbury,, to Miss Mary Dennis Of ID
Ia Huntington, November 25th bv the Rev VI u Gregg
Mr. DAME Barber of Richmond, Miss Melinda Ferguson
of Huntington.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-11-30

garians, who threatened to advance upon the
capital the two armies had an encounter, in
which the Hungarians we're utterly routed, with
prodigious loss of life and on the 3lst retired
behind the Leitha, and are supposed to be quite
demoralzed and broken up.
When this news arrived, the Viennese per-
ceving all hopes Of resistance unavailing, after
much delay and equivocation on the part of their
leaders entered into n capitulaton to surrender
White flags were to be hoisted on the ramparts
the Imperial standard to waive on the church Of
st Stcphens's, and all arms, guns, and treasure
to be yielded up Internationally. The lmperi.
aists advanced, but the Viennese treacherously
fired upon them, and it was only by a vigorous
discharge of grape from the heavy artillery, to-
gether with shells and rockets that they at length
reduced them to submission On the lst inst,
Windischgratz, at the head of his troops, advan
ced to the centre of the city, in St stephens
square, under the terms OF the capltulatlon, when
u murdcrous voley of grape was again poured
upon the Imperial troops; battle became gen
ero in the surrounding streets, aud 1t was only
after frigttu carnage, during which the I'm
perial palaces and library were set on fire, that
the city was completely subdued; and on the
Cd inst the Austrian capital was in undisputed
possession of the Imperial forces. The treachery
of Benin and his pfoletarans has, of course, an.
nulled the terms of the capitulutlon, and it is
SAID th.t numerous arrests have been made and
probably condlgn punishment will follow. Benin,
il j. reported, has escaped in the garb of priest
&c have not space to common upon these stu.
pendous events we only hope that the word of
the Emperor, given since the capture of his own
city, will be lnvlolabIy kept. He pledges him
self that the constitution of March shall not be
revoked. The llungarans have disappeared,
and, being closely followed by Jellachich, will
scarcely be able to rally.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-11-30

dali, adding to his stock of GOODS, all of which he
ness. Oct Is.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-11-30
From the St. Louie RepubIican. Nov. "A.


IMPORTANT MOVEMENT AMONG THE CHIP
PRwA INDIANS, The steamer Mondona arrived
yesterday morning from the Upper Mississippi,
with delegation of twelve Chippewa Indians,
six OF whom are Chiefs, and from the Lake Su.
perlor country.
This delegation, under tho care of Major j.
b. Marell, of Saul Ste. Marie, are on their way
to Washington, Tor the purpose Of securing, Ell
Their by grant or purchase, portion Of the lands
sold to the Government some time since, and thus
to retain possession of their villages. They de-
sire to permanently SETTLE build houses, cultivate
the soil, and become settled, industrious cllzcns
Of the United States, instead OF roaming hunters
OF the forest.
These noble men Of the forest bring with
them three bark canoes Of exquisite workman
ship, beside full supply of implements for
hunting and tor war. They are dressed in full
Indian costume, with proiusion of trinkets,
feathers, claws, porcupine quilts, snake rattles,
&c. and on the breast OF the principal chief we
noticed, suspended by massive gold ring, a
silver medal, presented by the younger Adams,
as token of friendship and peace, IN the year
1925. They are said to be peaceable aud well
d. posed men-wurm friends of the government
for many years past, aud profess to think a great
deal OF their great father, the President.