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ALEXANDER HILLS

HOUSE FURNISHING ST ORE,
No. IS Camp Street. ,Ne.o Ortegns.
kcERS PR ffHUgiRsE aaa
Iron Wae Fire Sets, brass and STEEL soFels and 1ongs
An Enameied and patent metal timed HOLLOW WARE
GERMAN sILvER-Block Tin and Britannia Tea and
TABLE 'CUTLERY-German Silver, Britannia andIfon
WOOD WARE-Brass and Iron bound Cedar Pals
NF5W WAKbsts ads s s Chairs and
MATs-jatss; Manila, Alicant Palm and Husk Mats.
Steamboat Steam btI and Hall all Lanterns s''' ~
Cooking Stoves and Furnaces.
b. s j. Wright's patent Premium Cooking Stoves, for
wood coal with fixtures complete the most approved pat
u HOTELS and STEAMBOATS, furnished at at re-
duced prices. mho6m
STARK, DAY, sTAUFFER s. CO.,
IRON, TIN PLATE, METALS s. HARDWARE, &C.,
Corner Canal and Magazine sts.. .Nsw Orleans.
u Offer for sale a large and fresh stock of the e
Good d c amd w0ua 0c
" Swedish, American and English Iron; -
Sayof uasa1ss and GIN
Paints, Oils. Window Glass Cordage, Tar Mil stones.
corfoS and WOOL Cabs n''s spaas
Bs 9s LII saa snd
A''''' HARpWARE AND CUTLERY,
Comprising all articles in this line adapted to the Southern
and Western Jobbing Trade.
The srf ISM, II e " AND
Dray Hubs and Axes and which have proved superior to
attention FL ssRis ksssso & fSs' stock of
CORN sYSRi Rsd sTk hsts dtrrERs HORSE coll
al 81 s Which have been selected expressly for Plsna
ton supplies and of the best qualities. nib I'm
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PLAsTERING HAIR.

WORMS! WORMS! WoRMS!!!
ITO REMOVE these troublesome and dangerous nhabit-
i ants of the stomach and bowels, which often impair
the health and destroy the lives Of chdren use JAYNEs
the removal of various kinds of Worms Dyspepsia Sour
Stomach, Want of Appetite, nante Fever and Ague, and
ton 1t is without exception of the most valuable pre-
partitions in the world. For sale by
NATHAN JARVIS & CO.,
ap12 Corner of Magazine and Common streets.
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CAUTION.

Owing to the great and immense sale of DR. Town
send Saaparlla a number of who were formerly our
Agents. have commenced making Sarsapariia Extracts
Exirs Bters Extracts of Yellow Dock etc They gene
rally put up the shaped bottles and some Of Them
have stolen and copied orr adyertisements they only
Principal Office 126 thttoa street. Sun Building. New
York Redng CO. Stae street, Boston; Dyott Sons
rit Bai;imoeP NJ Cohen, Charleston 105 South Pea ST.
Mhany! r II t;.Faw Natchezand by all the principal
prugg!sts ami Merchants generally tolghput the aileI
stsis. West lId:5s and the Canadas
J. WRIGHT, 16I Chaitres street
apI tm Sole AgeGt, New Orleans
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MASONIC.

MAsUNs-hods its Grand Annual Communca- @
an Ne geIn on IN q Gaad Vi f.
H. Lewis, W Deputy Grand Master; WINS I; NIX
Sos ansa y bsu Mf Bls G fsa Goa
R H0%a sgG JH aoon e. snS RessSn p g.
A j. Williams, C Marshal j. A. Stats G Tyler
LODGES under the Jurisdiction of the Grand Lodge of L.
>, GEORGE WAsH1saroN LODGE No Ii meets on the LIST
Tuesday evening OF each month, at the Masonic Hall
the Caoon Ra{oaq Depot cor q 81 B &, and pedo
5 W; G. Gern, W; Samuel 9. Risk, secy; G Phllippi,
Treasurer; T. J. Martin, d; A. Wntercast J ID.
DUDLEY LODGE No. 2-mees in the city of Lafayette,
the Sd Monday Of each month at the Odd Fellows Han,
on Leyee st. near Jackson OBleersIM X Dudley, " n;
W. M siss IS d t.t Wsad
J d; j. Brooks. Tyler.
WARREN LopeE, No. amees on the Cd Tuesday in each
w; John Claiborne, J W; -Lusk, sscy; = Lands,
Stats, Tyler.
MARION LODGE, No 4-meets the 4th Tuesday of each
month II ps G1mmCs t. 9srL f. ssyn0d
VIM. Armstrong, Secretary John Hoppe Treasurer S.
W. Richardson, ID &C. Collins, I'D; Alex. Mclean, Tyler
THE CRESCENT CRY LODGE, No 5-mees on the 1st
road Depot. Oaesrs-W. i. Howard, WIN; A. q. La
bait, W 4 o: Harris, IVY A 5. Jones sesstaty Y.
HIRAM LODGE, No 6-meets on the Sd Tuesday of each
month corner q Baronne and Perddo sts -, gSsrs1D G.
BenbrOOk, w M y. IL. BTockiebank, > w w. ii. La
than, w; Nathan Siverthon, Secretary - Moncas.
ter Treasurer; Joseph Moss, d John Southwel. D.
EUREKA Lopez, No. s-mees in Lafayette on the LIST
mHn' NJ s
sR ssteisg E Rss5r Ssw51ss + s
bertson, Tyler.
ALPHA LODGE No 8-mees on the LIST and Sd Saturday
of each month in the MASONIC Hal, IS Common st. of
cers-James R. Hartsock, VIM; w. ii. Huchngs, s w !;
+ Trudean w; Theodore J. Martin Secretary Joshua
Baldwin, Treasurer
ST. JOHN LODGE, No. 9-meets the Sd Tuesday of
each month at the MASONIC Hail corner Of Baronne and
roll s w; J. McRae, w w. G. Kendall, Secretary n
J. Pegram, Treasurer; r. Coffnan j ID.
HOLLAND CHAPTER, No. 9. of ROYAL "a
ARCH MASONS-under the immediate jusdic- w.
on Of the General G,agd CHAPTER for the limited tied
Monday evening Of each month, at the Masonic Hall
the CaroltOn Railroad Depot of Baronne and Per-
dido streets Otcers-T Ii. Lewis, ii P; d. Blair, Secy.
NEW ERA CHAPTER ROYAL ARCH MAsoNs-under
the immediate jurisdiction of the General Grand Chapter of
the United StateshOld their monthly meetings the I'd
Monday evening of each month"; at the Masonic Hall
the Caroton Railroad Depot cor of Baronne and Peddo
sts. OicersJoin Gedge, Ii p; H. M. Summers, Secy.
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Government of the State of Louisiana.

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT
ISAAC JOHNSON Governor; TRAsIMoN LANDRY, Lit. Gov;
Chas Gayane, Sec'y State Joseph Walker, Treasurer;
L. Bordeon Auditor; W. A. Emore Ator'y &c H.
G. n Rowey Adj Gen'l; r. j. Kerr Reg r Land off ce
t. Z Williams, State Eng; l.. Bringier Surveyor Cen
A. Dmltry, State Superintendent of Public Education.
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MMNNMANEe
SHIP cHANDLERY AND HARDWARE.


SAMUEL LOCKE, Mos: 7 md Front Le0ee 4
- Is now receiving and has in store Oh, -
zoe coils of Manila Rope, assorted to inches che -
iSs c oil Spun a!fs arm n snd Maf lin
5000 gallons Boiled Pant Oil White Lead;
40 cases of heahing Copper assorted, from IA to "a or
Composition Nails and Spikes S,,0s.. otto
ao5o Kegs OF Cut Nails, assorted, 4d; to 6od 6ou
100 Ancho assorted sizes from ~ to = 29o ~ Ps inch
SO sRest so Of Base Copper 10 100 b. sheets
60 boxes Tin Plates y Charcoal
loo do. extra size Tin Plates, a 20.
100 boxes Loaded Plates, IA 70 lC :: and n Ia
5000 yards Of Cotton Canvas ~ to H. Shelter Solder
Boeh a I Sheet and Pig Lead Ryets Kettle Ears Brass
and Iron Wire Boil Copper ocEst s and Table Caey
large and fresh stock of late impoftatlons. Mye9
HARDWARE, sc.
R. w. MONTGOMERY, II Charities street,
sonbapd yery Complete stock of Goods in his 4
line. In addition to his usual extensive E, asfoIt Y
WARE and CUi FIERY his stock OF heavy goods st
very complete embracing among numerous other aItices
-'''' also also Block Tin spelter ZINC etc;
10000 lbs. Iron Ware assorted, all sizes MI,
4O tons Iron, assorted Swedes, American and Engsl
assorted flat, round, square, plough, plate, hoops
band and sheet; Steel, all kinds H..
1000 kegs genuine Weymouth Nails assorted all sizes;
200 Hollow Ware, Castings assorted pots ovens spl
500 eo Sf ana kop s p0'
900 casks Ok Log and Trace Chains; w, c..,..
Wiisen's s Coffee G Nils Ames Rosnds and other makers
Spades and shovel; and hair Selves Hoes Of all kinds
Mars M GlT sne and P sa%s as toaI
and Hames, Srawcuer; Corn shelters, and Corn mills
snE assatas N aad fna 4 F F al
and Grind sonef NH Irons s,o Bong e' Bak AZ M
1000 gallons Sperm Oil, and ,na,
Lis S1 of Cae not Buyers
examine before purchasing elsewhere myo om
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JUDICIARY DEPARTMENT

. JUDICIARY DEPARTMENT.
King sIide, Associate justices. Eugene Lasele
General b. G. foneneau, ' District Atoiney Attorney
U. s. Circuit Court.-J Mckinley and T. II. McCaleb
Mssnsr Ma1;hal A. Labu2an, '1 W. shesfe j. IL
U. s. Distr:c court--T. H. McCaleb. Judge N. R.
a5ss RI Fs. e4 e sn Gs s 6s5ny Ss
Juase Thomas G. Poole Clerk P. Nj Berlin and Z. Bor
uass a r. R Re Gss f azsst k f. csH
IN and e. Weysham, Deputies. i
Ps' c Gn e Gsf K Toesse snG y
A. Hopkins, Deputies. O'''A .
ST. Gs% ds e. r. Lewis Baf1a sad
Officers Of the Parish of Orleans
B kRSakp M pRRRIyE Recorder of Mongages
ROBERT sPEDDEN, Coroner of the Parish
GIer ri h fem5ons L. LEWIS Sheriff; J. B. Leefe Cen
pa s'ssmf Robert SsS Msgn Ls jns
W5als f k6aA
Ghas Danuples Thos A Watson and Edward Mcfnsh
d 9eGn s ss Jail B ws Pfpy sheriff
Waite, Deputy Keepers. A1' -A
Justices Courts for the City.
FIRST bstrct-[ofice No 222 Tchoupitoulas street J.
opp ens K 1t psve e s:
nor John Speith, Deputy Constabes. 'e'
Second District.-[Office No IS Common street Geo
Y Bright Justice G. L. Bright, Clerk. E. Bellean Con
stable; Edward p Kennedy, p. German, VIM. Horton, A.
kerkhan Deputy Constables
Third District.-[Office st. Louis Alley, next to the
corner Of Benvi!e street, &c B. Beverly Justice Victor
Sere, Clerk j. P Walden, Constable; n b. Outlaw, L.
H. Sere, Deputy Constabes.
Fourth District-[Oice No IS Condo street 1-Alex.
Derbes Justice Paul DIVORCES Clerk Gustaye Meyner,
Constable; A Meyner, +. Generally Deputy Constables
Fifth Distrfct-[Oice corner of Elysan Fields and VIC
tory streets ]-Aphonse Canonge Justice. E. Canonge,
Clerk. Francis Mouney Constable l.. f. Generally B.
Sorapuu, R. Schexnayder, Deputy Constables
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Younger Brothers of Temperance.

WAsnlNaros FOUNTAIN No. MEETS every Saturday
Tehoupi,0 !, street Get 2fesrs-P Il Willard b. l. v
CD. Tyfe 4 s; E. J. Springben e. Jas Sherry a G
Jas. Bills W. John Colby, o w.
ORLEANS FOUNTAIN No. 2sIeets every Saturday after
at clock in the Hall of Pelican Division. Officers
4 q Young, E B; D. w. Young, P B w. 4, MaH A
fB; Y. i!abatt ) {. Y. d Honaeag, s ~ Thomp.
son, 6 " A. Young. 4 O. w, l., Raadel w j. Ito,
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Dr. Tonnsend-Dear Sir: | have the pleasure 10 inform
you of my children have been of the Schoua
by the use of your excellent medicine They were afflicted
took them away for which feel myself under great obga
ton Yours, respectfully, ou
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OPINIONS OF PHYSICIANS

DR. Townsend almost daily receiving orders from Physi
clans in different parts of the Union. -
This to certify we the undersigned Physicians of
the City of Albany have in prescribed DIR.
Townsend Sasapara, and believe to be OF the most
valuable preparations in the market:
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CANXER IN THE MOUTH.

CANNEH IN The MCUTH: -
Below is account of another child saved. DR.. Town
sends arsapala has saved the lives of thousands OF chill
den The following two certificates selected from great
number received this week. ,
New York, April l, 1847.
DR.. Taunsena-Dear Sir One of my children was very
great debility 1t dying; obtained some Of your
eaGSs ~ u s; eTnI Vnnr reHnecffnnIy
ELIZABETH FOWLER, q Desbrosses st.
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To MorHERs AND MARRIED LADIES.


This extract of Sarsapaa has been expressly prepared In
reference female complaints No female who has reason
suppose she approaching that critical period The turn
for any Of the horrible diseases which females
are subject this time of life This period be delayed
Bile those who approaching womanhood it is cal
cuated to assist nature by qpckenng the blood and nyigor
atng the system Indeed this medicine invaluable for all
the delicate diseases to which women subject 1t braces
the whole SYSTEM permanently the natural energies
by removing the impurities of the body, far stmua
ting as to produce subsequent which the case Of
using few bottles of this medicine aad painful
surgical operations may be prevented.
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SCROFILA CURED
This certificate concusivey proves this Sarsapala has
perfect control the most obstinate disease of the Blood
Three persons cured in one house is unprecedented.
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Those that initiate Dr. Townsends sarsaparilla, have in
yariably called their stuff great Remedy far FfRdles etc,
and have copied bills and circulars which relates TO the
complaints of women word for wom-other men who PIT
medicine have the great OF Dr. Townsend
Sarsapara in complaints incident to females recommended
theirs. although previously they did not numberof these
Mixtures Pills. etc. injurious to females they agra
Yate disease. and Undermining the constitution
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-27
G n. CASS.

We had supposed. until the adoption Of
,he twc .thi, 5 rule by th. Loco foco caucus.
that Gen Cas-. had the bes, chance for the no
mination cf any man 10 the party; but we
dill no suppose shat rren he. trimmer IS ne
has ever been. had BEEN able to conc nitrate
NM, himself two thirds VI the vote Of the
Clnv, ion.
He has been equal TO the task, and PERHAPS
it is not surprising. when We reject that ne
ba- trimmed his sails TO suit every wind'
" hen we see him q federalist Of the deeI est
dive end in very lew DAYS made over into
an ultra democrai--when We reflect that he
ha. been on all sides OF al questions; and has
proved himself Us great political navigator
as Capt. Cook OF Sinbsd the Sailor.
We have seen him. during our brief career. .
fed rslist and,s democrats bank and anil
bank man, a ,sriff and anti-tsrif man, an an
ti-wsr man IN lsl2 and war man in lS4S.
all adhering mason and afraid 10 enters iocSe
h .es.ss there were anti -lnasons 10 Pennsyivs-
Mo. q general witauut hssi e fought battle.
and an old man without honT. He has been
An snii-slavery man ,hsre he thought Them
NUMEROUS, aud pro-s.svery man for the
South.
nc has ben ell things TO all men, but be
never can be President
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-27
THE REASON WHY A Corresponds n,

THE REASON WHY "A correspondent nj
OF The New York Evening Posi-, under," kes Il"
tell Why the President has neglected 10 $ nd
in his noini slions Of army officers. We
are inclined to thlnk that Mr.. Polk would
hardly venture II give such d reas N 10 The
Senate. ht c;,nse, says his apoi 'glst, 10 have
their con Iurt Investigate by Court at In
oulry before u mlnaung them, sl"ce tn r.
was reason to tear hey would not have tar
investigation b, lhs S-nate! The Senate. II
> ms, in Mr.. Folks es iuia,ion. Is not ss Ca
iab biz o, iair judsnen' as General Cushing
Pavmasi rr Towsou. and the rest OF th' iqde
Court convened ia ~ Gen. 5 OF aud his IN
subordina e fhcrrs. Now II would De- TAR,
We think, if ne rcolly ent-rlalns such an
pinon. Tor the Senate. BY thu passeg oi
resoiulio Of inQ'nry on this subject, 10 CIV
him an oppurtudI,y To express II freely. III
ought 10 deai ira XIV ia the grave Senators.
siuce i. posi- Die they may o. So b!i 'iei rs
10 "think IN re highly oi Themselves Than
they ought To h.nk," and d lesson o. buhe
from the President might have most saiu-
,ary eff, ct upon ,htm.-t harliofi Courant.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-27
DR.. SALISBURY OF CHArAUQUE

DR.. SALISBURY OF CHArAUQUk
COUNrY.--Ul this pessjn. whose trial ia
the United SIstes Court. at R,cnesl-r, tor
counterieitlng. was noticed in yesterdays pa.
per. the X icncstrf advertiser say:
he wssa al Vi wealth. occu led pr,n.
ii.eat position li s.sieIy. ~ass i,sdins mlrni-
DSI VI oue vi Ire cii.f,h,s, aild Yea II wac
sisen Ia etiIencr mat aIt,t Iaviig s. ent the
uisii v. . 81 ,Grda,, Tor lnstaiics, IL the
nanu.sc!urr oi ,uuiitr rIelt cola. ne would 20
lnio II- sunday Scuovi ne n II inoraI,.s aud
Iaae u ieaaiAs part la tnc eAef,la lie
was q prOnl.l.cut .iuyrf Ia tie ,hi.s ituIo
nc pr Joets vi La do, q IN ina Die Ia pirn
suocruess and onryu.rn.e .iis nas Dis
x neiai cnef,tte IN cointnuuiiy, aud yel from
Tue esllnoI. GA lGe pirl OF Tie piosecu tlul.
ne Was eonaresed wi,n q psaI Of lnr n.o,
4. iiue.s oun rels that ever weul uilu ~,
oi lustles.
/. % IN, tia be had constr acted rom
/, "a lest ~ twelve, ami seven ierI higA, IN
Inc r,sr OF d bor,i, Oh a ellie nl |, ,lus ,ut of
The ground, which was cdve,.d over ), ,.enk
aud CA he Top o. TINS Mao placed d lie II house,
81 as riiectuailJ 10 prevent discoy,p. fn-
door tea * u IL Has CO cea.ed, So that
any one euteang the BIN a III .usaud times.
would not have oJs rsra H. Inc tnauu,ac.
| ,arcrs s.uclsu, Ided al nignI. sud Just
pIevio.s. ~ the Dactor's aTrest, d nun resi-
dinS ~ Ihs adjoining io., discovsTea q i.hI
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-27
WESTERN RAIL ROAD.

We endeo vorei d lew Gays since. to gives
fair and candid view OF The two routes o en-
E., the cr-ut Western rail road. We have
no doubt Of the prac,icao'h'y OF both routes
Ii lie only G l-s.iun Is " her there Is ais
, sill IA ol the ,art OF the population al the
lrrm,u, n atong he routes to do the "ok
ueeessar, 10 defive the advantages that must
result irulu tn, {. Instruction OF the road
Toeuakta to :. ion to draw out lnio'-
NATION. AMI - show forth results. VIII oes
duty .hai - Z intend faithfully TO discharge.
The tract al country bordering this ci'y'
has d soii aud ciimate unsurpassed iof an d.
rea o NOR than 100 miles square. oeo'o-
gists sert I'D asul uiturisss have measure
81, proved the truih shose assertions, max
a sol over limesloae ANA Goa! deposiles Is m
,xh.us,,o.. N lis r. sources We have this.
Viii white II promises almost iliimitsoie
products, turnis' the power oy which those
products nla, be msnuactu or transported
abroad. Uf similar character Is the soil on
the west, IN base OF this Allegheny slope, -
far west de Z,nesviIle and Newark, embracing
broad belt 81 the interior OF Ohio. This
reLion o. Ohio Should be opened TO market
in the most p, o,npt and elective manner, d
the product Of the country would. OF itself,
do much 10 supper, and freight a rail road,
while liz extension through Indiana and Hi.
nois to the Mississippi, would give it com.
nsnd of III IT d- OF 4 country that would and
eln 0nn nnQ If ,,oOul>
Nor il this ALL The day is not many years
dis,an, when the steam whistle will be heard
in the Rocky mountains, and On the shores OF
the Pacifi., aud when the trade Of India will
forsske the Penis OF the Southern Ocean. for
the mild ati,ndes OF the temperate zone, and
seek Europe through the heart Of our great
republic. In the contes for this trade the
GENIAL Ohio road would be . powerful COM
pe,itor as ior q. its capacity would 60, thus
making il a stock ever increasing in value.
B, l. is Of The present OF which we are now
10 speak. The rsil road from Cincinnati 10
ti,r ike isnow nearly completed. and when
the lakes are open. ,nrouo III The whole summer
and lali, The travel vi the south and west
seeks that route 10 New York, the whole jas
tam,e BY steam. Anayeraee Of iour hundred
pass myers day iesv; Cineinnsu Tor the
north, over tlal road. The great northern
sweep Of that route b elonsates 1t thai ~
h,u.s - III. shor,esl vine from CINCINNATI 10
New Y.rA, and Inc expense proport'onststy
h-svy. Win The Construction OF the Cen
tai rs. r,i4a through Ohio. .eduein2 the dis
tsuc. lrom Ciuoiuuaa u Wheeling from 400
|. z.0nl,. =. aud The time required TO run II
ffou. Two sud 3 days, TO fourteen hours VIII
leave the lo,low ing schedule OF dista nee and
time lrs,a Cue. n,ia j To New York:
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-27
NJ lied M cle,lsn. wishing his patient every

~ htu W Nschou' vtsuink nis puttcus cNefJ
good n. rnine.
On leaving his house one morning he saw
lirte boy. who was crving bitterly. "Whst
is the matte. my lad. don't CRY" said the kind
hearted man-"what is the matter with
you7'
IL am getting blind. sir can hardly see
now. and don't know what 10 DO.
&C IRE IN nv off for a miau,e."
In shcr, time he removed q cataract from
each eve. thus restoring the poor Id TO the
glorious light Of dsy. and to usefulness.
"Docther." exclaimed poor Trishman. Il
am nightly throuhlrd shout that little bill
"" owed you nigh twelve month come
Easter"
Are YOU. John" he replied, laughing al
the prrp'exi'y OF his d-btur-.well, am not
Give yourself no unsssinpss ab ut the ina tier
--or rather give the money to your wife when
VOL get it,"
God bless YOU. docther. for a rsal gintle-
man--hm' di,is one Of m. will ever know
an hi 'urs pace Of mind until am a5le to set.
tie Wild vou. Och. hut YOU re the kind doc.
her intirel,! "-Phiiadelphia City Item.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-27
STEAMBOAT REGISTER


kEPoRTED NY C. II BERRY
-~>~~---~--~>--~-~~~-->~>--~
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES
If Bouts Jor the last 81 hour, eadins yes.sr.
Day ut 4 O'Clock. p. NJ
ARRIVED.
Brilliant, Grace, Pittsburgh,
g ndoier, lyon, !"
Diligence, Worley. -
Wyoming, Greruiee.
Cashier. Dawson, 4"
Polo Alto, "
Philip Doddridge Moore"
Hudson, Poe,
America, Decamp,
Tennesee, Hunter, st. Louis,
Colorado. Gornley :.
Germantown, McLane, "
Isaac Newton, Mason, Cinrinati,
Virginia, Dawson, Steubenville.
DEPARTED.
Robt. Fulton, Collier 81. Louis,
Condolier, lyon.
Wyoming, Greenee,
Germantown, McLdne,
Highland Mary No 2, Burge, :.
Brilliant, Grace, Cincinnati.
Pdlo Alto,
Isaac Newton. Mason, Pittsburgh.
Tennessee. Hunter :.
Cashier, Dawson,
Colorado, Gormley,
Philip DodJt ridge, Moore, Zanesville.
Hudson, Poe. BRIDGEPORT,
Virginia, Dawson, Steubenvile.
IL leet water ia the channel-ialins.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-27

Al the Exchange Hotel, Pittsburgh. on
"Wednesday, May "a. of Ap,plexy. MATHEW
} GILBERT ESQ OF c lumbus. Ohio.
The deceased was for many years promi.
nent member Of The ber. Of Frsuklin county.
aud his sudden and untimely death, (for he
was IN the very prime of iie,) will be mourn =
FULLY ielt by large circle Of friends and &C.
quainces. His remains passed through this
city yesterday morning, on their way to his
beresved family.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-27
pr, ORAL CONVENTION.

We learn tt,pt tne C,n'enu"a o. '"e
estsn, < ,iseopel choreh. OF The diocese o.
yirrin,a, lately i, s-ssion at N"'0,a' ap
Noticed Wh-,uug as its place OF m's""s '''
next year.
Tni. will b. thr hrst meeting Of that BODY
:, tho w.s,. aud the results to the Church IN
Western Virgins, may be OF mos' 0enen'
cial character,