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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-19

u Mr. WINTHROP, Speaker OF the u. 5 House
of Representatives made an eloquent speech At the
Massachusetts Wing state Convention The following
is the closing sentence:
As 10 myself there is no mistake in regard 10 the
views which entertain / am Whig and not merely
Boston or a Massachusetts Wing, bat an American
Whig Not merely Northern Wing, but a National
Wing not merely a Free States Wing, but 4 nted
states Wig I am for standing by the old platform
the old party desire 10 beneath my feet other
soil than the common soil OF our glorious Republic.
desire 70 take my direction from other SKY than
that which shall include its field, the whole
thirty stars Of our glorious Union
LOCo-FOco DicTIoSARY. The Miners Jour
nal Pottsville, Pa publishes the following Loco oco
Dictionary:
Clear and unquestionsbe -Tha, which ia ia dispute
80 The whole or none A little more than half
Fifty -four forty or fght-Forty nine and funk
4 bloodless achievement The sacrifice OF 10000
lives.
Indemnity for the pssi"-Losing sl50Oc0, 900 in a
6sht with Mexico.
security for the future Paying 1900 900 more.
Aid snd comfort Giving the Mexicans General
Government economy '-S52 Cos 0i9 per year
No National debt'-Adver,ising for loans.
Hard money"-Treasury notes.
VIII OF the people Veto and ditto.
Revenue Tariff Protection % British Manuiac-
lures
An unsullied Democrat'-One who wore the black
cOcksde.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-19

suxAc The Rockville Md Journal saws that
merchant OF that town cold last year 81 800 worth OF
samac The Journal advises the fumers Of the County
~ gather L.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-19

~
Au-i. 6eorge. 81 sulivsu-st
Anderson. Nafhla. L.. 10 Canal -.
Arthur. john d.. l.5 Gre-u~icn-st
ArcaIarus. Geo. 3l5 Hltscns;.
Beyer. Geo. H.. g5i Az. p.
Beyer. John. l63 Av.o- . l9th-st
Bllings. VI. sarah. cor. Ave- and
Badils NJ. Mfry A.. - Bedford q.
Brown. Paul :. 20 S1Eery.
Bgris-. John w, ls4 Bleeckerst
Burrel. Geo W, THIRD -
Coon. Peter L.. a. Csrmile
Duncaa. Waiter. l6s B1~ery.
Emmons. Frsncls. 80 Pear -
Garsrr ID. Tl~o. q l-l bsrick Ct
Glb-on. James, ~ Church -
Gnfiian. james. ~ -ui.iVaa-sL
GIfiaa. VIM. - Lslrels .
Cooler. J0hn " 81 Bfooue-st
Hslr. stevenson. Z Fiifh-sL
Hl,ti-i5erE-r. A.. :. CIR. 18th -
Holmes Wm. C.. p F1rsytl-s-
Hove. John ". Az :, cor. l-th-sI
Hamb-ri. Wm. B.. ID Bo~ery.
KIM r.. G.. :. Hammef..ey -
K@l.F. james, - Be-kmll-st
Elhl. Georg-. % AVA
IaTr-nce. X lari l.. ll-f A.. ,
MD l1ouah. Tim. r.. 3lfBogery.
Mitchell Helry, - Coium0s-st
No tor. Freferck. 20 boTefy
Nolitor. , W. IS Lld.oT
MOI =. William, IT'S A.. A.
My-r.. Bernard, r. Hammond u
More p n - Gree1vrn -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-19

~ Dr. flOrcheads trhnuhi'" ''"t"c'"
Mac hine-.-These and beautiful instruments com
bne advantages not possessed by any others In neat
and portable compass an ample supply Of the he giving
Influences Of elcctOmagnetsm may be instantly obtained
No assistant is required and any one who read
use with perfect success In all diseases the e.
feet Of these instruments IL truly wonderful ard our most
distinguished physicians highly recommend them. They
are not liable 10 get Of and accompanied by
new manual with fll directions for Price com
pie'e and warranted Manufactured and sold wholesale
end re- all by ID. &. MOREHEAD, NJ D
AZ 2wos 1872 Broadway ~ Y
- Wigs. Wigs. Wigs .-MEDHvRsr HEARD
Importers and manufacturers Of Human Hair would INFORM
elens and strangers they have hand the largest
The cheapest and the best assortment ~ wigs scalps, ha
wigs toupees hrsids Of long hair fzees, nnglets and
other ornamental hair which, for price and quality,
unequaled The rsde supplied, wholesale and retail, q
Maiden-lane, New YDrk. ~ I'm
~ Phonoty pic and Phonographic Depot, =
Spmce-st. Y. Y - I'm ANDREWS BOYLE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-19

SMALL NAVY FOR SALE.-On the llthot next
month the U : bomb brgs Vesuvius and Ftna the
schooners Tampico, BonitO and Mshonese, and the
steamer Spithre, are AL 10 be sold at suction.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-19

FROM BRAzIL AND La PLATA.-We take the
following later items Of newsirom these countries from
the Baltimore 4mericda OF saturday
Senior Sergio Teixcira de Mscedo appointed In.
voy Extraordinary and Minister Plenpstenusry to the
United States from the Brazils, on the 5lst July last
MoNTEvIDEo July -, ISIS.
The Island of Apple. belonging 10 the Argentine Re
public, and lately possessed by the Correntes uoops
had been taken by forces from Paraguay and the cap
forced ali the inhabitants TO leave within three
days. The Corrientes Government bad informed kosas
OF this fact, and awaiting his 70 know how
70 act
mentioned in my last respects that Mr. Hood would
not be received Consul al Buenos Ayres by Rosss I'll
the diplomatic functions with England renewed.
have % inform you that Hood has since returned
here mortified and veNcd at the rebuff he has received
BUENos AVREs. July Il.
Hood has received his answer il Is said be short
and 10 hi uoHf il is also said and kE0 that decree
il coming out renewing the old decree against any
nunicaiions being made by French and English men Of
war with any point Of the coast and said to be only
precursor 10 more severe measures
IL il said that RosAs comes out boldly with his de-
tnapds from the English Government, VIZ Modhca
lions IN the Treaty Revolution Of the Falkland Islands
and Martin Garcia decentralization FOR the seizure OF his
SQUADRON and for the gusnO taken OF the Coast Of Paa
gona recognition OF his right OF the navigation OF the
rivers &c The amount be clsims Is upwards OF two
millions sterling and he also claims an equal sum from
France.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-19

d Palmer. VI isrcinpn, III NOTE -.
Par. James. - Mott -
lPafs.y. Wa. H.. JOB Bleecker o.
Pufsy. Ann. B "a! Hldsoa -
Pariy, ssmI v. lO5 Hadson-st
Roy. John. 100 Beiflri-st
Raynor Nathan. 3T2 Grad =.
. Rnb-rt.ou, John. Az. 2. cor. lot
Robert.on. J. b.. ~ Rlgingtonst
Roe. Hsny. 15i Cenif- -
>a.ter. Albert, 81 Mafisolst
sayrs., I.ssc. ~ Chsmh~rs-st
:, ha'.r. Yhiip. 10 H--ter-st
s,hl1sley te. Adolph. - Anthony
: hxs8. red a. - Bruoms.t
>ladiie. Pe4y v - Barclay -
Seeker. John. 10 B0Nery
Stevens. Dsvii. IS Duane ~
s,-irie. Frei'k. III Gr-saNlchs 81
/ ,,ub1inas. Th0s. =, ll3 AVS.
ITay .or H4El. 81 Htmm-fsley =,
IThomBsoa. Jsme- o. Llsprnart .
] N.Idufk. r. s.. 100 As.o.
I Wal. jacob, - Grsnd -
Wash. Plfk. .. Caaa-st
[ W-5b I 81 Hlt.on-.'.
] W-i-h, -. l0f Read---t
l W-t6. Jr.. ID stanton -
] W-nsrs, John C.. ia D-iancy -
I Wimsyer. ". Q Jtme--st
[ WOOD. Wilam. 20 Grand =
I White. Gilh-rf, ~ Az. .
I Whit-. Ai-r. ? 81 -prng -
IYounz. Water. "a Clafch =
I Protective La.0n. A.. : cor. i'.st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-19
OPINIONS OF MILITARY MEN.

OPINIONS OF MILITARY MEN.
From Capt JOseph A. Yard, formerly Of Trenton, " j.
FoEr HAMILTON, Aug %, lsf8.
uessrs SHERMAN 4 TousEY-Gent. / am much pleased
with your Panorama Of Taylors Campaign Ia Mexico
AID not suppose possible rspreseui In 90 feke man
.nG r.nebos Of Northern Mexico are very correct
and give most perfect des Of the sRPsssqas OF ne s9an
Try. Yours &c. JooErh a fahD.
From Dr. c. Zlbyissi, of the drmy Surgeons, and
brother of ne LImeatd Capt Zabris 'h0 fell IN The bat
Ne Of B4ena pista -, - n r 1910
Geaaeen During my ats visit TO your Guy saw your
Panorama and greatly surprised 10 see now correctly
10 Northern Mexico under our wel-beioysd Taylor Your
Of tho cities and the appearance VI he c0un
Try generally are not only oeati oo eo,se' e, ~
you give Of ssluo Is one Of great fidelity 10 taSl NE
whole Panorama e almost sdagueneotyP- ysw o. r2s'n
en Mexico. Yours, very truIy {. b ZAbhlshIE-
Messrs. SHERMAN ToUsEY.
Ia addition to the above might add the testimony Of
.evsra officers Of the Army as well as hundreds Of
me returned soldiers.
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.
From as Hsyald, dug 5.
Ggs TAYLoRs Mexican campaign 10 an era In the hsory
OF the American Army which VII. Always DO remembered
as most brilliant The ODDS they had 10 contend
ans the amDushes they encountered st every step, the
hsrdf ughi and seges and escspss Of
al story panorama Ike the exhibiting at MI
Rooms hich gives most accurate representation
Of the whole campaign, cannot fail to interest every one
We recommend raosi heartily 10 the patronage of,he
public. ,.
Db1i PANT and eaHrdsN asked person the other
ming while looking al the panorama Of Tayors Campaign
Mexico. No wonder such question asked for IL 10
almost impossible TO beisye that actually In
Mexico, when looking th natural and magnificent paint
ing No wonder the Minerva Rooms crowded BY
wepeased visitors. Gen. Taylor and the movements OF
the army under him, tnhf1ly represented, IN me
grsndest manner and on scale Of immensely never before
attempted OF canvas.
From ne Comnoctu 3drofisy. =. -, .
~ The panorama Of "Tsyors Csmgs'zn IN Mexleo,D
exhibiting al the Minerva Rooms. bfoeawy, - .ne
al a. ell the most beautiful e1niDnyn ese
In THIS city Ulul visited ~ Pshu 1s' ooi - zee VI
The movements Of our army Mexico and ne sppeance
Of that couutry quite vague and go
after looking this interesting snorsus we mus snsss
maj y were nos only highly delighted but considersby
ustr1etsd The views OF he Mexican towns me marches
~ INV ard a the striking spec;sres VI that great
csmpsisr are nsgnifcenhy and truthfaly depicted We
are lad 10 learn propreiors are resppg the fewsfd
her enterprise Justly nens me exnbion being nishny
yi.ltei by wei! pleased and Intelligent audiences
Exhibited every evening u O'Clock and on wednesday
and ssurdsy snernoous Of O'Clock, Of the MINERVA
Rooms, -
Gear CsnsLsL lau%' A"i"P
LsrxAL lsaAssxsssrs MADE wIra ssaosLs'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-19

I uudersIgnrd BsssT-. WHO use NC UIAT IttO' III
TER-A matera Is realized 10 me process oi
breamaking by removal Of The tecayed Org-nlc mater
found 10 our hydran wseT Ofhe uihllness u me ABOVE
s-- 49, s8 30
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-19
NEXICO, MEyIClyS 4 TllLOR'S BllTLRS
GREAT NATIONAL EXHIBITION
AT THE MINERVA ROOMS.
100 Broadway,

Every Evening his week u o'clock ard on Wednesday
and Saturday Afternoons at o'ciock
Admusnce = cents
- HERMAN TOUsEYS MAMMOTH PANORAMA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-19

THE GREAT BATTLE OF BUENA VISTA,
eougbt on the "a and Sd OF February lsl1 between Gen
TAYLOR with and Santa Anna with $1,000 OF he
best troops Mexico could produce Every American should
ace th. picture u Buena Vsta gives the most correct
dea of The bravery of IN that deadly stnfs The
BRAVERY OF The VOLUNTEERS In that great battle
fills the heart with pride, and fy proves he truth OF The
remark once made by Napoleon, that
VOLUNTEERS MAKE THE BEST SOLDIERS IN THE
WORLD
This Panorama Is the largest and most magnificent Paint
ng ever seen shows the Battles Eneampmens Marches
OF The Army and the general appearance Of Northern
Mexico with is Rivers, Cities Towns and Ranches
The Sketches from which painted were taken from
Nature by sskifIi artist one Of
GENERAL TAYLOR5 OFFICERS,
and ALL THE RETURNED tits CORRECT As LIFE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-19
PartIl.
BATTLE OF RESACA DE La PALMA,

showing the deadly strife Of the two Armies at this place
view of POINT ISABEL next greeis the eye. From this
place the spectator is carried on and looks at the BAZOS
ISLAND Government Steamers, Fishermens lIuts, NC.
Soon after leaving the Brszos, the MOUTH OF THE RIO
GRANDE with it, steamers and after entering the stream
we have beautiful view Of the RIVER BY MOONLIGHT.
with steamers making way up and others stopping for
wood and water; and soon follow characteristic sketch
o. A MEXICAN RANCH, with It's people domestic ami
mails and surrounding foliage and Immediately after this
we have view Of the
INTERIOR OF THE RANCH BY NIGHT,
and can ses the Mexican people home engaged In their
domestic operations This is most amusing scene, and al
WAYS causes much mrlh.
Part III.
THE TOWN OF CAMARGO. on the River San Juan
with its fat rooted high walled houses; leaving which we
soon oyenskes
LONG TRAIN or PACK MULES,
on their way TO Monterey with for the troops This
somewhat com lowing il does the obstinate d,oile
y. Of that strange animal the mule The effect Is instruct
i've well pleasing as It represents the mode OF trans
porng stores in the inteqIQf country devoid OF nsvga
BILE streams and good osts other interesting changes
pass before the spectator and he THE ARMY EN-
CAMPED AT WALNUT SPRINGS, one Of the mos, do
ghlul places imaginable From Walnut Springs the spec
tator carried ranges OF the Sierra Msdfe Mountains
and soon has perfect picture Of the
AMERICAN TROOPS ENTERING THE CITY OF
MONTEREY,
sner It's capture and recollection Of the thrilling incidents
connected with capture Of that strong city saas the
mind and In Imagination the audience Ia carried pr
rounding nights This grand and picturesque vlsnd
one that the eye can never tire gazing From Monte
rev the spectator follows the Army through the RlNCON
ADA MOI MIA NS, and soon beholds the
TROOPS MARCHING INTO SALTlLLO.
Aner admdng the beautiful appearance Of this city The
audience Is next shown stirring and hfe-hke view OF
THE GREAT BATTLE OF BUENA VISTA,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-19

HANyeroys 3cRIPTvRAL DofANA-This fmposn9 a
hsnon h worthy u visit from I'll who have apprscia.
don OF the sublime IN Nature attempt TO repfoducs
bv Ar They reenact Creation In al It's stages ths
NJ W made hghts the armament beautifully indicsnn&
when anohsrs dsys 10 done, and lumtned clouds
marking the approach Of morning. The "Deiase', y
msstsr.piece OF diorsmc effect exhibiting mfnut q
tbs s,emen,s In ire higbest degrees exciting behod
wild and ominous voice that Of the wind heard nownn9
through all this tempest Tie exhiouon sos W VIZ
r,. : -. - 80 o'rioes % lmistp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-19

~ THE AMERICAN JOURNAL OF HoMEoPA-
thy for September Is replee with its usual entertain
ing variety Dr. KIRBY is making ii a very valuable
companion 10 Medical Students OF Practitioners and
advocates of the peculiar system Of curative treatment
il advocates will find the Journal very excellent me d.
nm of expression.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-19

WHITE FRENCH BRANDY.-Purely wits
w hzh proof and superior favor N sr casks and dem
Gins Tor sac BY sli 81 A. R. THOMPSON y besYsr-H
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-19

nIoNFR ENGISE-In good order. nearly new, Zoo
D.ai- cheap Inquire corner Of Adam and hga ats.
arooslyu. or On board steamboat Gen. Lincoln.
To- B. Belts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-19

~ THE TRUE SCHOLAR, Man OF THE PEo
PIE is the title of a very fair Grafton delivered before
the Students of Madison University, Hamilton, y.
July 18th, Isis, By Rev ROBERT RAYMOND, Syracuse
It's ideas are not very iarreachng but judcious snt
sound
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-04
RAISING BLOOD
AND CONSUMPTION. PAIN IN THE SIDE
AND NIGHT swEATs. ASTHMA,
WuooFlNG couch. PALPITA-
TloN OF TIE HEART,
fr~rrv cfsrpr syAysr


LIVER COMPLAINT
BRONCHITIS.
And IN diseases TIC throat lungs aud liver cured by
sherHap's AZ Healing iiatsan.
RAISING BLOOD AND CONSUMPTION.
Nj. iine. tuider, in BrDokiin, attacked with
RAISING blood, followed by cough pau in the side,
AID the usual sympten'S Of consumption He cRi-
p0ycdlwo oftne best p they dad him good,
and tod im i,c COULD Nor LIVE. Hearing OF the
Wo atftui cures ptri"tHnd ly Shermai's "slsan, lie
sent a. 10 o1sck al 1sttq Mrs Hayes. la Fulton st,
and got hooi it epe aied Ike charm, stopped the
bleeding and CougH Before he had taken ho;tie he
was ah'e 20 le about his work. II had SAVED Ills
LIFE Wis daughter residing al l27 Myrtle Avenue,
Ntss Ann Nsson, 81 WiIliansiurgh living in Tenth,
Suuth Fourth street saysIha he had teen rou-
iasd "a hacking cough. and PAIN M HE chest ior
ii-t 20 sitrUA her sGlfoal for than year She
thsa romu eucrdtakug lie All Healing Bslsan-whieh
soon aieviaed her npions She ~ row iast recover
iHg and has assumed her ialdtiogs ucehpaiIoH as
teacher u Nj ighu Neil 10Th and 2st
street uttered with rough ralsine % phlesn aud pain
- his side te could gel NO RELIEF ilihenled the
N.ea'ue Gals,ni. which drove the pain from, side,
aHaFcd Oh cout d and brought The disease upon tie sur
Ia aAd ere he TAO taken three bottles, was entirely
fIGUGlsY sYp coNsraPTfoN Mrs Baggas.
stlv u.voris of a. residing r. Sheriff has for years
'e sutoet to attacks of Flearsy RAISING Of Blood Sc
Cough shoftapss OF Gfeath. Pam IN her Head aud
YFtous sr.s ai her iads Her friends believed her past
teeoYery Tho Ai-ileaiins Baisam relieved her at
onee az ai tefaarminE symptoms and now she IS all
tsTllMA Am wnaopiNG cmicn. Mrs In
cpas ,Nci, - CbisJie tfeei }. : Beads, 49, Delaney
Street Np " Noungs > " alnu sscet, know TIC value
i eftAi- greas iemcay
tas f6r sHclalf.s tH.tfeafre ralsam ard see that
hts written usJ4tf ea eact hottie Price = cents
eas s ieiia ~ tIitie sdi the fniIowing AGENTS;
4 O Fsir ln!a Wheeling. kiGker & Son, Wells
= atrenfsr's-.se & Bracker, La Granee; = fust,
son We, A.eEsed'; john Nea. '9sip'a a., Geo W,
/ sHEeNAN'S Coifeu LoZENGEs These Love-.
ssA sfe 20 s"icsl test sure sra citcusi remedy for
aau DIS, cc3. Wiaapla eoueh tgs1uoss ii tha lungs or
if r t IT, asF ftrar
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-04

STfo BE lNsJ kEllor not 10 be--thats the ques ios
n whether " is better by sweeping Rre he ~ !,
sand subject 20 all Tire Ills thai flesh heir TO- Or IKE
Prhl' niaH 90 10 the Protection Once ana there he
sae s@Ir, comfortable and happy-we leave for you 10
ihe Protection bsnrNnee Company 81 Hartford Conn.
having already pad over sSuu tO Of losses in the Wes
tern country, sniled 10 the highest conhdenee and
Their agent @heelmg Virginia
w. r. PETERSON,
WI iaF sks on dws citing hoises warehouses store,
hihs -ctoi &c, together with their contents sue a.
lnf -uie merchandise. naeinery aud every other des
ilo OF iusuraiie property. Also, on steam Keel aud
sl hpa ana teif earepes 10 anal fron any port on u
" e--ern W aLeta. on lhe most n Asan aL.e leIMa
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-04
NOTICE..

VI / the uniesicncd having associate ourselves TO-
- geirtf, under ihF usfne and - iC Of Jimeson A
tiafdfr JOG nc purpose Of nsnufaf iuring Hats and
Cops al i1e hfshe hes leg % call tie attention
81 tbs oid customers Of - " Jimeson and the p1hie
gene ally n Their siuck and O. salic their patronage 90
the nes establishment 81 tie Old stand sign the Bis
bed Hat ~ Main street IS here they DO ain ava have
co. hsnd tle qHleesi siosi fashions made ~ expert
sHtra Wpl Ell $50 W1ffsnied 60 ie nfths very
ehaliiy ihs} a1sse n9N On hand the Fan Fsshon Of
HAS t9eei. q th EeHefEi assortment - Hat aad
AHi' ~ on ~ ~ Sons ahd sikHs which they VIII DIS
fHr 81 ea tS u.o=i feasoaads and HcrslantnoaslinK
tslas JfAESON 4 CLARklI4R
" Ass-ng. AUS "a. leo.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-04
WESTERN INSURANCE COMPANY.

-,
n hlS company, heng duly organised l. prepared
!" I" make Insurance every description o. Fire ana
Marine ssks such twe'liu houses stare Houses 4 q
whh thrir contents Also steam Boa,s Flat ho.s aud
hst As wlu teif caffoes, TO snd FROM any port On
Nt o" aHd mississippi ftves, srtrhuiAyy stream
Applications N insurance 70 re made for sae present al
tde eiate Oh the W heeitng savings Institution.
dlk X. Mccoy Sec'v
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-04

MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY
FEFiLI insure against all Of life risks npon
the most favorable terms The operations OF ihs
company are confined exclusively to Lfk lSsuRA NrE
ASD CONTINGENCIES upon HE m,aual plan lis advan-
tases are too easily conceived couimeui-ena-
hn& Inc insured 10 participate in all tie profits
the business white living, aud securing to rNivors
certain resource against want when dead
Each Fersoa assured for life becomes member Of this
company, wh perpetual charter, aud entitled To
Noit--aid also entitled his share OF tie Dividends
wh % are deeafed annually For further pafticuafs
inquire OF W. +, PETERSON Agent.
Wheeling, Nir: mia.
u ponce on Monroe St
RpN'f. L. PATTERSON, President,
BEN. {. MILLER, sccresary
A. Il. hot sfoN, NIB. Medical Examiner,
'eS- Wheeling. Va,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-04
RTFrREscrs

r BRADY, Fsq.- asher MAN Bankl ,xh..,
tkANGiE and 10. "heeh"x.
Ihb- BELL and 60, Bridgeport, Ohio.
hAHLON MARTIN. Neisvife Ollie
50 ~ iiAERAtr CT.
LORENZ. STERLING A Co Pittsburgh Pa
CNUECH. CAEuIliERs s. Co
sfEEN Co., fhiadslphis. and Philadelphia
merchants &c efsliy sep5-dlys
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-04

tosmeties, Chalk and variety OF preparations gen
orally "a vhsn applied 70 the face, spoil
~ u.s. beauty. they Gloss the pores 81 the aka ssd
sEeca the circulation WHICH sh.s not n ssred
hY aeeAsc powder, the ska thhsac1 by the aka
h=s Used u .nnps, boaulihes PTolu- oa IN the
aunaI laya DivIae I'll the garden OF rich and
de.cat'iy tatrd aud yaricgated flower. ffcs active
o hea1hy circulation OF the uids the coUrsing Of
the Pare rtch blood TO the ekreinIues that which
paints the couueHsuce in the most exquisite beauty
Il IL that which mpart the ,ndescribahie shades ssd
tashes 10 loveiines- that all admire, but DO
scribe IHis beauty Is the Offspring Of Hafyrt-Hot 0.
FsNacr sozp II there free ant healthy
iSu"u therein beauty. II the lady fsir dfivea
II ss1 paWt aud use cosmetics, md the blood " this
cold and impure, she Is beautiful II sAs be brown
OF yellow, and there i pure and blood it gives
rrh bloom the checks and briliaucy their eyes
tau b. fascinating.
THIS Is why the southern and especially the spanish
ladies auc admired Ladies in the take
but litic eNcrcse confined close rooms have
spoiled their compile Ni0n by the apple If eets
oss mixtures they wish to regain elasticity II step
eaoyant spirits sparkling eyes and hesui conplrKloas
they should use DIR. Townseads sarsapsrilia Thos
sand Who hara tried than satisfied delight
ed Ladies Of every station crowd our ohce daily
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-04

D. T0wussnj Satssp8riis is soserci and speedy
faf iriet alsn4nHta Barreness pfatpsh. uted
fsIag nf fts WoHla Gastivcues. Piirs feucorrhps
Of Naias ohstrH.tad thcult Menstrdsuun Iaeanti.
aeaea o ruc On involuntary discharge thereof and for
the frua Trr-rtHn 81 tie sYstemuo matter whether
tn feda o iuaareat produced by rrcgu.
iafifv, nees deut Nothing can hc surprt.
ira itaa nrierratug effects the humar frame Per.
,ons 80 s s.Aaess sHd iasude from takuc It ~ once
become robust and faH Of sHFrsv under iudscace IL
iar-. rnHsfcracts fire rNeles.nes- Of foniss
terle which IS Else great Of Bsrrsnnpss twill not
b. rvperta. us OF delicate nature 10 sx.
hbu oardrafe Of performed but sssura the
AFFLICTED itut hrHlsds Of eases have been reported
TAa4.alHs ~ gases whefr families have .eeu without
eaii f~u sfer few bottle, Il this m..ii'
cine. tia 81 54.s fac, usstiv Oifsurux
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-04

tr ToTnsrud IL almost daily receiving orders from
skvsIcisas 10 different parts OF the Union.
IH to rerifi that we the undeFs rnrd Ply sicsns
Of IT, t Of Albany. have IA prescribed
ID ..HaIs Stlaapafriia. sud believe ii be
fa. 5000 valuable preparations IN Tho market
a. T. PULLING u.
WILSON VI u
* D.. BRIGGS NJ n.
T. l. ELMENDORF, NJ d.