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The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-10-20

q meeting be conn Of arfa6ee
msn appointed By 3 COMMITTEES Of 40 10
s%aeeige parties Of Tie county 70 make ar
rnpgenents for free discussion and barbecue.
hfld etihe Thsspian Hall on che Hsth October
1913, on motion E. Il. Powell was called d
the chan, and C. !. ~shuekslfOrd appointed
secretary.
HE Following resolutions were offered by
br. Il. Field and adopted:
Resolvod, That it is unnecessary and mex
P@dient to furnish a public barbecue az con.
temglgtd by the respective pariessof the
cdnbtS lobe heh d lhs sid aad Iii Novem.
b~ernext.
Resolved, That The procst diagso d this meet
Inc be sigRedby HE chairman and secretary.
and published n he Mississippi CretIs.
e. II. POWELL, chairman.
G. @. 6nAcKEIFoRD. eeefefafV
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-10-20

The wings have car isaMatyland, !. usual.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-10-20


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~ 'sssl i0a hds hi.
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.i.n'lsss tue i6as s, ,a,st
~ men Ald termed Oh
y almost inaeessssSl.
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a0n-syhps'hyan
''Fs'i0Hs,hOwsvsr { ~.
s,aa y,, 2 England, ~
G''S S- subsidized, though e \
a. T from being di'pens
g'lghborhosd of csuis.
disturbed that ihe insv,.
oIo localities upon4b.
nIes are lighted ID NJ.
utmOah ufotLa w llan
''l s ! e crush lhs di.pIss
who are koaw
gents, but as yet, wi,bss
e = Courier aud
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-10-20

-. s"ms miscbieyiou.
'als State, have beso Y
on John van Bursn /, sdi
sumo under fictitious siss.ns
meeting which they g,s. ..'
pace some lime dariss
John answered tho INK, w
ny dssllnes thelavaaIio.
apa the Globe publish
una seen to reeatd Y Y
= .uo rec soil doctaas I
p Tia. these ,psr. 7,
e N this way, is M M.
" thought Prime Iobu ~
e'Pplpg. a free-soil m..s.
Mobile Roll,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-09
Markets.

BUFFALO, Sept. s.-Receipts by canal within the
past "a urs:Flour, COCO bills. wheat 5000 bushels
corn, 5000 do The foreign news had favorable Of.
feet on the flour market and sales Of 1000 barrels were
made, Including the various Western brands at
SIS 1SA Wheat continues steady with sales of 10 00o
bushels Ohio at 81 o5 The demand for corn is active
and the market 6rmer. Transactions reach 10000
bushels at 54c In other articles there Is not much
movement
ALBANY, Sept S.-Receipts by canal within the pas
"A hours:-Flour, 5000 barrels wheat 1000 bushels.
Corn, 1900 do. The Ibernias advices being favorable
flour was held at higher rates the transactions, howe
yer, were limited Rye continued steady with sales of
2soO bushels on private terms The enquiry for CORE
was good, AMI the market tended upwards-saes OF
10000 bushels yellow at 70 76c of oats some Is ooo
bushels changed hands at "a a 35c
Bosros, Sept. s.-Thc reception of the Hibernias
news to-day had the effect to stiIen the price of -four
soc per bbl but no large operations could be effected
at tDat advance Corn also held higher with LIGHT
tales.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-09
Another Letter from General Taylor.

New ORLEANS, Sept. Z, lS4S.
General Taylor has written letter explanatory
of his position, and abiding to the criticisms of
detached parties. He declares himself wing in
principle, no-party man, the peoples candidate
nominated by all parties, he consented to run for
The Presidency, hoping 1t would cause the canvass
to be continued with candor, if not kindly. He
accepts the wing nomination with gratitude and
pride. He refers to his previous letters, and par
tlcularly to that addressed to Captain Allison, for
his views on all important subjects If elected, he
says he will endeavor to cement the Union, and
establish the happiness Of his countrymen on ar
enduring basis
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-09
Mass Meeting of Free Sellers In Albany.

NLBANY, September 5, 1918.
The people in favor of the Tree soil movement,
which is at present making considerable stir in
our midst, held meeting at the capitol TINS eve-
ming, at which there were over three thousand at
tendants, who gave utterance to the most un-
bounded symptoms of delight and enthusiasm, at
the progress of their doctrines
john Van Blren spoke in his usual effective
manner on this, his favcrite theme, and seemed to
arouse in the minds of his followers, determine
ton to do or die in the cause
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-09
Marine Affairs.

TIE PAcKgT Sur CONSTITUTIONS arrived yesterday
from Liverpool, with 535 steerage passengers all Of
whom are in perfect health. She has not had one
case of sickness on board during the whole passage
LAUNCH OF THE SHrp WILLIAM Henry HARnEcK-
The new chip William Henry Harbeck built by
Messrs. Perrne, Patterson Stack, will be launched
this afternoon, at o'clock from their yard, near
Grand street ferry Williamsburg
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-09
Yellow Never.

MAYORS OrrIcE, Sept. g. 1S48.
The special committee of the Board of Health have
the pleasure Of assuring their fellow citizens that the
city continues exempt from malignant and pestlcn-
tial dseases and that 1t IL far healthy than usual
ut this season Of the year The disease prevailing to
greater extent than any other at this time, IL
dyteDtary and this not to the extent that s
In many Of the country towns of our State.
The health officer at Quarantine, reports three new
cases, OF q mild type, hut no deaths.
WIN. y. HAVEMEYER,1
T. UiBBARD,
WIN ADAMS, }Ccmmittce
y. DE FORREST,
C.CROllUS,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-09

The Red Riro Republican Of the 26sh has the so,Iow
ing The storm we had last week, which appears
10 nave been pretty general has done great DAMAGE
both 10 the sugar and cotton crops Of this and the
rounding country The excessive rains before and
since nave also contributed to injure them. The cane
ana co,toh nave been blown down, and In some places
so badly, that they will not recover An Immense
d'a OF cotton has been lost by and rot planter
told ua on Tuesdsy that two weeks ago he
expected to make three hundred bales, whereas now
he viii be satisfied ifhe makes two hundred nd rro,
raj "''' 'e Behc-
DR.. Hall, Of East Hartford has left at mr. oe,,o
pies OF Two crops OF pear, which grew on ono of hi
r'ts ms season The tree bossomed the time
IN Ju1e Inc frnit OF the first crop has matured nd
Is thout feven inches in circumference, Tho ea,a,S
stull growing and the size IL about two inches
IN crcumfsrcnce. II Is the first time the tree has
s,an Tho a snsre were asont dozen pears Of each
CouoHf. 80 ""'' N''V"F"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-09

MAJOR GnLEspIE.-A recent letter from St.
Louis, published in the Herald, charges Major
Gillespie, late of the U. s. forces, operating in
California, with having been guilty of certain dis
honorable specuatons in mules, &c. Major Gil
espie authorizes us to deny said accusations, and
challenges an investigation of the vouchers on
file IN the War Department. AS standing rule of
his office we would admonlsh our correspondents
TO be cautious of any allegation against the charac-
ter OF any individual which cannot be sustained by
proof
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-09

We give, in our columns to-day, the news
brought by the Hibernia, in telegraphlc detail.
All that we publish came over the wires from
Boston. A great deal of it, also, was telegraphed
in England. Our readers, after reading 1t care
fully over, while drinking their coffee, can reflect
on the immense cost of the same. 1t is the
longest Geographic despatch Of the kind ever
published.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-09

MORE TIooPs FROM MEXICO. Our news steam
er, News Boy, boarded last night, at O'Clock, Is
miles south of Sandy Hook, the ship Iowa, from
Vera Cruz, having left that port on the LIST of Au-
gust. She had on board detachment of the First
Regiment OF the U. s. Artillery, consisting of 246
men, and Capt. Geo. Newman; lst Lieut. John M
Brennan, I'd do. Lewis o. Morris, A. A. c. F.
Thos Talbot, Assistant Surgeon; w. S. King s.
f. Chahn, &C., all we'll Capt. Wheadan, of the
Iowa. died on the passage, on the 26th of August,
of Inflammation of the bowels
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-09
Vermont Election Returns.
BosroS, Sept. S, 1848.
wINpHAM CoUNTY-22 towns.
Destructive Fire at South Boston.

BosToS, Sept. 8, 1915
The Catholic Church, Rev. Mr.. Fitzsmmon's,
at South Boston, was burned last night. Valued
at $40, 900; insured IN State street, for $4,000
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-09

DEATHS IN New ORLEANs.-The number of
deaths for the week ending last Saturday. was 23l f,
OF which 96 were of yellow fever. Notwith-
standing this large mortality, the Board Of Health
has declared that the fever has not yet assumed an
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-09

ANOTHER CoNsUI..-The President Of the United
States has recognised Manuel Ravena, Consul OF
SARDINIA, for the port of Galveston.
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NEW YORK HERALD.
Routh-W est Corner Of Fulton and NaAsau 90,
JAMES GORDON KENNETH,
PROPRIETOR.


TIE s14x :sss, sss,y IN IT, o :
s:s:S q ssiss and d;tr;SsS ssI: ,:sEis: q;
q; n a.. fsV * Nd 3 Fl
The WEEK. aERzID saiaraas J.s s nc
ss Ey e; .sas SasS @
.:.s. ss: pad d. postage oil b DEDUCTED from
v0IUkTzRY oNDENCE. sSnssin y import;
an ssos soH1e1 ~ ~ y" any qS0r'" {" A'' wv 100 ~ WV
RsI nsrnss and to :: p:
pricss to Be riten plain lsgbs tie proprietor
10 PRT Of all Sna: .1sesea Ssy .oa
patch received at TIC Oocs, corn" Of tuition dsS
No NOTICE taken Of anonymeu. ecmmsn.at'een. Wa.
:: sSsrs.iy u & good Iaax We eda"ss T'sT" rejected
AMUsEMENTs THIS EVENING:
PARK THEATRE-AAcB ErH--slesoHA oi00oA--nroS
Boz.
BowERY THEATRE Bowery..PEr OF THE frrr'ooArs-
Tom Grin oLK-BRIAR BoRoHhE
BROADWAY THEATRE Broadway- METAMoRA--DAs.
cling D NILE CELssrK ANs Mons WiETHoSy-lsH He JnA'
IL. Nun - -"'-' ''' -
NIBLos. Actor PLACE-IL BARsIxRE ID srvicLIA
BURROWS THEATRE, Chambers strset-DoMBrr AND
SoN-OID HONESTY.
CASTLE GARDEN-NuuoAL EMIT ERTAISAENrs
SOCIETY LrBRARY-cAnrsz1L's NwsrRnA
MINERVA ROoNs-TArLoR's cAspAsSa
PANORAMA HALL-BAsvAaDs PAnoRAnAa
NELoDEON-NAs,c MYSTICISM VIRGINIA szRnA-
pxRs.
BROoKLYN-MoRAv1AN MWsrRrIs CosOrRr.
-, -, 5000, Co,e.,.r,er q paAa
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september ~"'o' s0PA's
Ae publioaeon Of the Morning. Edition Of tho Herald
nmcsd yesterday at 10 minutes past soloel and finished 81
msnced at minutes past O'clock and 6nhed ct 10 minutes
before cock ~ minutes after o'clock. and
finished at rs minutes Of o'clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-09

Arrival OF the David Mitchell, at Hoston.
BosToN, Sept. Sd p. M.
Arrived, the pilot boat David Mitchell, Captain
James MITCHELL from New York, via. Stonlngton,
and Tarpauln Cove. All we'll
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-09
Latest American shipping, by Electric Teie.
graph.

Arrived Seth spraguc, from Norlesns.
At sctuLDS q llDl from New Orleans.
At Downs A NJ Jones' from Philadelphia,
Al GBRsITtB, Mary Leonard, from Baltimore.
DIAL Aug 25Tbo Frances Taylor jamaica which put bac OK
today with Ices o. bowepr had been in conflict with the Royal
Adesse for Queeo Tue former vessel Lost ohead and cut
waller dsmpged
STEAMSHIP SARAH SANDS, Capt Thompson, sail-
edycrcrday morning Tor Liverpool.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-09
Markets.

LONDON MONEY MAHKgT, Aug. 26.
The market for English securities has not been so
good owing chiefly to tn state Of the weather. The
opening price Of consos for Sc they then
fell to stJ rose to &c. and finally closed at ss For
money the opening price sos subsequently they
declined TO $685. but afterwards rallied and closed ut
sGS. The new three and quarter per cent stocks
were dull at sess 10 s67s, and lett of at the latter
figure. Exchequer bills were worth 3os a 33s. pre-
MUM The share market has not been active but
prices in general were well supported
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-09

MANoHEs1ER, August 26, 1S4S.
Goops AND YARN MAnKETs.-The continuan ce Of I'M
favorable weather exercises very injurious influence
this market. Very little business is doing, and to-
day holders OF goods to realize must accept rather
lower prices Very transactions in goods fer India
going on manufacturers and merchants regarding
the last very unfavcrable. In yarns a somewhat
frmer feeling prevailed, and yesterday and to-day
vera large orders given out which had been held
in allegiance. The home trade remains nearly the
last reported; but should the weather take up
a more active demand would prevail
MANCHESTER, August &c, 1858.
Conn MARKET.-At this days market there
full attendance Of buyers. The market by
means active nevertheless, there is steady sale for
wheat at an advance Of I'D. to Cd. per bushel the
rates of this day week Flour has advanced 2s to s.
per sack and barrel We quote Canadian and Ameri-
can 33s to 35s do, Dos to 3ls. Beans and malt
Is per quarter hgher-an advance Of Is per quar-
ter has been paid The plentiful supply of potatoes
reduces the demand for Indian corn, which now sells
at 86s to 3ss per quarter heated and inferior 32s
10 GAS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-26
MOTHERS MOTHERSll
w o ?.

" OuLD you have? viii you possess an efleetual re
w medy against the awful raw ages, that is constantly
made by That fell destroyer of the Infant race, WORas.
II so we say 10 YOU eonhdentialy with the Blessing 81
e Lord attending the application, that 1t will in no
c eff taken according 10 The directions fail 10 remove
wa strum thesiomach of the little sufferer and restore
ITO, ath. Our worm syrup il made entirely ofvegeta-
hles, Il ef0re harmless Fathers, Mothers, Guardian
to the PareHlless and all who have the care Of children
delay not, hut hasten aud get a bottle Of Ilobensack's
worm syrup at the corner of 2nd and coates Sis. phila.,
OF any of thelT numerous agents throughout the United
States.
Cons prove the truth of what we say,
To Coates aud Second haste away
There's a syrup that dos seNpell
Worms, All! who can it's virtues tell.
Its mid and gentle. vet its sure,
Mothers, II viii your children cure,
Then can you, Will you. vet refuse,
This hest of ~lHedicNnes 10 use
Prepared only BY J \ & G. : lohensaek, second and
coates SITS, Plnla.. aud Tor sale by most Of the respecta-
bic Druggists aud Store Keepers over Tie United States.
IHte 20 cts per botiir. sep 10
RT james Baker, lepson and l. A A Wat. agents,
" heeiing, Va. David Parks & Co. agents N artensrille
ONO, James A. Gray & Co. agents, bridgeport. ohio.
JONI iiosEssAoK, wholesae ageni Marsinsville, OHIO.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-26

tcamplAni-tcres srrne'y which CftrusNyeu
this FOUNTAIN Of physical mGl6dics must be one OF
have no hesitation IN saving that these Pills are PRE-
EMiNENTLY TIE REMEDY over siioiheTs used for
Female Complaints. as all who are acquainted with
them know, and A. aii who viii use Them Will be mosi
perfectly convinced by the results.
BEACH'S CATARRH POWDERS.
These powders are an eiectualremedy for suiho~eoh
strueiions in the head and hose which are produced ~
colds. de Ility or other Causes. As Caisrrh " very utten
the primary cause of many OF the worst cssrsof in
Asinmsiisn OF the Eyes, Of fatal diseases Of thethroato OF
%windpipe, or even Of the Lungs. inducing consumption
he attended 10 aud checked al is commencement leiof'
ittermtpaies N something worse. To accomplish tlts
there is nothing equal 10 these row ph'e
they remove all mortid or purieut matter from pattsal
fected, by producing a free, easy and Hatura' d'soaarF'
fron the ciorgeh or DISTRACTED organs, and eNclte H'ai
thy ecreii ons in the glands and membranes restoring
their nstursltoHe and action These POWDERS "n
of the very lest remedies used TOT IolNp"s W ~,
| and all other exc reSceuccs which appear M the hasaie CO
vities; they are %singularly prompt ana eu'ottNo w !.
ing Headache, and IN giving great reliet III aH Ces's ~
sing from Colds iu the head. and IRON an eNeeSstVeuesei
mination Of blood 10 the bram' ana "'"e' slu'l'a' ahes
tious
! This is one orthe most valuable ei counter trritants bl
heing spplied over the PARTS affected II relieves acute an
chronic pains boo the side aud chet, aud mHanlmatIoho
The turnsi or bronchitis. Itcurcsdeatness or dulness O
hearing, and is one OF very best femediesior an u'se@sc
Of the euiHe. aud Of thehsad or brain.
All these Medicines are PIT NJ under UT. Beaen : IN
mediate supervision. and have his likeness and writiel
SIGNATURE attached TO every toX, package phIal. bottlt
SC to prevent the public from being imposed upon b
snurions limitations. couuierfeits OF surfepiitious afti
| cies; and the public are hereby cautioned against ru
| chasing any article as "Beach'S Medicinfs, expect sue
as have his likeness aud written Signature on each"
tho above named remedies n
For further particulars respecting Or. Beach's 300
& Medicines see Pamphlet, which may be op'a'ned eta
It's al the agents.
Forsa a bv James Baker. Wheeling, Va .ani Jane
Burnley, Eiizabcthtuwn, Va. o' -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-26
Ni3IT1NlzII44

~1hlDaDELf MEDICAL HOUSE-Establisiied
= Is years ago, by DR.. KINKElIN. The oldest,
snrest ana best hand to cure all forms of secret diseases,
diseases OF the skin and solitary habits Of youth, is DIR.
klNhELlN, N. w. corner of Third and Union sis,
between Spruce and Pine, II squares from the Elk.
change.
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Youth who have injured themselves bv a certain
practice INDUCED in-a habit frequently learned from
evil companions, or al school-tle effects of which are
nightly felt, even when asleep, and destroy both mind
aud body, should apply immediately. Weakness and
constitutional debility Immediately cured, and full vieor
restored. All letters post paid.
YOUNG MEN
II you value your life OF your health, remember, the
delay OF q month, nay, even a week, may prove your
ruin, both of body and mind. Hence let no false mod
esiy deter you from making your case known 10 one who
from education and respeetability, can alone befriend
YOU. He who places himself under Dir. Kinkelm's T.at-
ment, may religiousiy eonfde in his honor as a gel, lie
man, and in whose bosom Will be forever locked the Sc
crel of the patient.
Too many think they VIII hug the secret to their own
hearts, ana cure themselves. Alas low often in this
fatal delusion, aud how many a promising young man,
VITO might have been All ornament TO society, has faded
from the earth.
COUNTRY INVALIDS,
finding IL announcement TO make personal application,
can, b, stat ing their case explicitly, together with ali
their symptoms, (per letter post paid have forwarded
10 them a chest containing DR.. KS medicines appropri-
ated accordingly.
Packages of Medicines forwarded TO any part of tho
United States at a moments notice.
> Post paid letters, addressed to DIX: klNkLLIN,
Philadelphia, VIII be prouly attended TO.
See advertisement in the spirit of the Times, phila
deiphia. Nov 96.-ly
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-26
NENI VIDI. NICI.

m D ,IIrN,s yrcrr an n CoMpoIrNn -.
tnn . - = :, M % Z
YOU" bEalLLifTrgYfit BiiiIoIJs A~FPEeTIoNs. a. ~.
This medicine is offered TO the public under the es-
surance that there is no article IN existence having s,rop
ger claims to their consideration. Being comhounded
by n regular OF JEFFERSON col
IEGE. Philadelphia. and a practising Physician OF
twenty years standing in Philadelphia, his long exper,-
enc has confirmed him in the opinion that a comnount-
ed medicine was required TO prevent and remedy the dc
hilit alton produced by residing in low
and to counterfeit the prostratine iuHuep-
ces of the many nervous disorders with which tie bu.
man family are afflicted.
DIR. ALLEN is a well known Physician. aud has
used the above medicine in his practice for EIGHT
YEARS with the most astonishing elect, having tested
No medicine ever received mere fstterlnr reeommeu.
dation from Physicians of eminent standing than has
been bestowed on this. Read the following:
The late d X GEORGE MCCLELLAN, of Philadel.
phia, pronounced ii one of the BEST TONIC prepare.
liens he had ever used, and recommended il strongly in
cases At Dyspepsia, Nervous Debility. etc.
'o'o" u :, an VIC 81 le''e 10"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-26

"a SYRUP for the cure of Scrofuls
- and outaheous diseases stands unrivalled. ReaG
the following
81. Lows, Aprii7th. 1913.
poet Brenilmser-lou may remember that | purcha
sen rom YOU last tali t. bottles OF your Alternative Syrup.
LOT the cure OF an ulcer ON my leg, which had been Of
hpe ears standing, and although / IaI used gallons o,
olhet preparations | never received any heneft uutil |
TOOK yours. | am happy 10 say thai / am now perferily
wei aud have Jeets 50 Tor the last three months take
this method To express The high opinion + have of veur
syrup l send thish Day your brother William. and If an
feel disposed 10 make use Of Il by publishing n Won are
at perfect liberty TO do 50 Believe me yours. iruly.
JAMES BRANDON.
The above medicine cante had al B~kENTLINGER,s
AP"'HeeA' As'h"ha 81 " heeAne, Va Apr25
CpfNO ABDOMINAL SUPPORTER-This instu
~ neni. as lis name implies, IS designed as a support
TO the hack and bowels.
Although it was originally intended only as remedy
for fTolsFsus uteri, II has nevertheless Teen found IRON.
experience 10 exceed all 0tner discoveries ia giving
strength to The tack-hTaeing the shoulders; thereby ca
psuding the Chest, aud giving a chance for the ffee ever.
ere Of the lungs- Persons desiring to know us value
AZ all Gases of Weakness, can Obtain a psnp1iei ana se
the instrument BY calling al BRENTLiNGER's Apo
theea, near tire couri House; sole Agent for the e0un
tlrs d emo, bfnoAe aud Miarsh.l, Va mra4
s10n bbLs sail, Just received and for safe low by
APi<S bAssETI l. ROBINSON.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-26


- iSkS will be taken by the FRI & MARINE IN
COMPANY OF WHEELING AT THE
LOWEST RATES OH
Buildings of all kinds, stone, brick or wooden andtheir
contents:
Steamboats,, factories, mills, &c
Furniture.
And merchandise of all kinds.
And against all dangers attending the transportation OF
goods on rivers, lakes, seas, canals, and railroads.
For the character OF the company as to proiuptitude
and llberality in the adjustment and payment oflosses,-
we beg leave to refer to the merchants of this place and
elsewhere who have had the adjustment of claims upon
US. oflce on Main street. K. w HARDING, Sec'y.
aug 4