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Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-05-03
The Currency Question I'm Mis-
souri,.

The following is from an able address
Of the late democratic state convention in
Missouri, to the people Of that State ]:
The Democratic parry Of Missouri have
assumed high ground upon the subject Of
Banking. Missouri claims the honor Of
being the first State in the Union to resist
the establishment Of Banks. Our resist
ance was not completely successful. but we
succeeded in limiting ourselves to one
Bank. Other States, instructed by their
own losses, arising from the unlimited
establishment Of Banks, and encouraged
BY our partial exemption from such losses
due to the restraints which the Democra-
cy Of this State prudently imposed upon
the creation Of these institutions have car
ried out in the fullest extent the princi-
ples Of the Democracy Of this State, and
have enacted constitutional prohibitions
against the creation Of Banks. There are
Eve States in the Union which have in
corporated Bank prohibition clause into
their constitution, viz; Iowa, Louisiana,
Texas, Florida, and Illinois. The Demo-
cracy Of Ohio are contending for the in
corporation Of this principle into their con-
stitution. Missouri will be faithless to
her own teachings, and regardless Of the
teachings Of experience, if she does not
persist IN carrying out this principle
We will not attempt to chronicle the in
Vulnerable instances in which the people
have been plundered by Bank failures,
Bank suspensions and the depreciation Of
Bank papar. These robberies, accompa-
MED with circumstances of the fragrant
fraud, are Of daily occurance. They have
become SO common that they no longer ex-
cite surprise. Within the last few months
the people Of the city of New York, have,
according to the estimate Of the public
journals Of that city, lost BY the deprecia-
ton Of paper money, the sum Al, HOY
four hundred and twenty-one thousand
and one hundred dollars, yet this astound-
ing fact has scarcely arrested public at
tention. 1.-THE aggregate of the losses en-
tailed upon the people of this country by
Banks, could be accurately ascertained, it
would perhaps amount to larger sum
than all the losses suffered by our people
from all other causes combined, and there
is scarcely doubt that the losses sustain
ed BY the people from Bank frauds and
failures amounts to a larger sum than the
annual tax levied for the support of the
Government. The Democracy of this
State have also decided against the crea-
ton of public debt for the purpose of
making Internal Improvements. We do
not subscribe to the Federal doctrine,
''that public debt is public blessing
1t is very probable that the Federal wings
Of this state will adopt their usual policy
in the approaching election by making ap-
peals to the cupidity of particular sections.
with the promise of making internal i'm
provements for the benefit of those sec
tons in order to recommend their candi-
dates for Office. Such corrupt electioneer-
ing ex?cdients are sufficiently well un-
derstood, and will serve only to disgrace
those who resort to them.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-05-03
Administrators sale.

DY virtue of license and degree of Probate
ID Court OF Johnson County, Iowa, I will sell on
Monday the 9TH day of June, 1885, between the hours
of 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. and O'Clock, P. NJ, to the
highest bidder at the State House in Iowa City, the
following described real estate, to-wit:A portion
of Sec. 80, T. so N. Of Range West Of the 9th 2,
NJ, containing so acres, large portion of which is
Timbercd Land. Also 30 acres-being part Of Sec
tons "a and 50 T. 10 N. Range West Of 9Th p. IL.
this tract embraces Timber and Prairie, and for fer
tity of soil is not surpassed by any in the County
Tsrms-Ona fourth cash in hand, and the balance
in three equal payments, at six, twelve and eighteen
months. +. NJ. IRISH, Admir- of
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-05-03

EDITORS THE REPORTER:
Gentleman You will please announce the name
of CURTIS BATES, Esq, of Johnson county, as
candidate for Congress in the I'd Dstrict,at the mex
August election, ssihec to the decision of the Dem
ocratic District Convention, and oblige
MANY DEMOCRATS.
April G, 1913.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-05-03

ri
McCorcie VIM.
Moore James
Montgomery Joseph y.
Massey James
Morrow Josiah
Miller Arthur
Miller Phillip
NeachHH. A.
EcGrath Michael
Mob}y VI.
Aiagrud@r James NJ.
MelleIcy iIorris
Mcclure Phillip
Morcland John l..
Maple John s.
Neal Ann Mss
Night h.iz2 :. Al.s
y
oVeiho4S@E -2Coo
!
Paschal JoscFh
PuScy HuJGurI
Peas AIKEN
Flank Key.
Peters CatharInf II.
Palmer MISS Chariot
ParAmoSe Jaries =.
Par"eS Mr.. Lewis
Perry Mr.. John u.
Il
Reid hir. u. +.
Rate Mr. " III.
H'itter MISS ID.
kotter nlaS. 7. w.
rogers af. Thomas
kce MISS Sarah
Hile MI. Cnaries
hoolhson hF. kopcft
y
e"inehart Lewis
spihder MIR. fetef
SIMS Nm.
s,altora |el'haEiah
stephsh "A. ~
street hr. Wni.
HimohtoTa Mt. DAVID
s'eei h9ticla
S.A}tl Ar. VIM.
stes airs MareFet
ScfLDiiHf MIS-. lilnana
SAoeP John
ssFatioFd James
81. care hannah
s.nyta d. or Gi2ason j.
spark Mr. blVii
Splcef mr. it'lSsel
1
leHipteh'an ar. i1ennHl
lisr ha'isef .lif. Gal!1s
!, naioo': Mf. y.
Ifoup Nlr. po"o
nyief hFs' kebecea
/ aipo'' MI Johathan
thompson James NJ
=, nher ", YIN,
Iainott Mf. WIN.
T Ia, ' re Mr.. Perry
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-05-03

CAUSE OF THE TROUBLES IN YUcATAN.
-sYou will ask, what has caused this
cruel instruction? I answer bad gov
eminent. They have oppressed the IN
dian or laboring man, with taxes, &C., he
was unaccustomed to pay to the King Of
Spain--he has been held in sort of bon
dage from the manner Of hire and adj
vance Of wages which are low, and be-
lieve, though | am not quite certain on
the point, that when the father died in
debt to his employer, the son has to work
It out--this evil thee inherit from the
SPaniards. They now cry death to the
whites and all who have white blood III
them-and say they must and will have
their territories back again, as in the time
Of the Montezulna.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-05-03
LIST OF LUTTuRS

N EMAINING in the Post Office at Iowa City. To-
IL wa, on the slst day Of March, 1913, which ii
not taken out of previous to June so, lS4S, viii be
sent to the Post Office Department dead letters.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-05-03

A.
Abrahams, Daniel B. N
Abt Adon Mr..
Arrowsmith Abner Mr.
Anthony, Judith Mrs
Agano, ]. E. Mr.
b.
Burris John F. Mr.
Berrows, Silas MIR
Brown Peleg Mr.
Bell Elizabeth Mrs
Burns John MIR.
c.
Chambers John Mr.
Crane A. G. MIR
Clement David hir
Clark Ezekiel
Crooks George
Cuppy Susan Birs
Clark Harvey
Converse WIN.
Converse Erastus
Clark Samuel
Clark L 4
Cotton Patrick or r,in
Corlsran James 7
Connaly VIM
ID
Downes Hugh
Deries ValcHtea
Dunlap p
Dyer j ] Hon
Dowd Nelson
Dill Thomas
Dickleman John
Doll Micheal
Z
Evans Thomas
F
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-05-03
REFERENCES
omas Baker, Fort Des MoineS,


MILLYNER c. NTA1JTU. A-MsAhaI
VTlSs NJ. A. HIGGINS respectfully informs tho
WI Ladies of Iowa City and vicinity, that she has
commenced the above business III all its various
branches, and from her experience and thorough
knowledge thereof, faters herself thSs entire salts
faction will be given to all those thst may favor her
with cell. The latest fashions will be received
regularly.
residence a. ..MoaRIs' HOTEL"
April 5, lS4S.-St ....... 49,
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-05-03

.ihead Of Rhode Lsland.-The provi-
sional government Of France issues its
proclamation in the name of the sovereign
people, and proclaims the right to vote, BY
secret ballot, to every citizen over TWEEN
ty-one years Of age. The revolution is
jastlfled on the ground that the people are
:. sovereign, and have the right to change
Their forms Of the government when and
IN the manner to suit themselves. The
Providence Herald notices rumor that
LOUIS Philippe is coming to Rhode Is
land, in order to be protected from the
sovereignty Of the people, Eve. Post.
- Senior Don Thomas Corwin, and
o e.l leading members Of the Mexican
Wing party. deserve the gratitude Of eve
~ true Mexican, for their "patriotic de-
Votion to the interests Of our country. y
says Mexican paper, one side Of which
Is filled with Corwin's speech, and the
other made up Of speeches and letters Of
various whig members Of Congress. The
same paper continues ssBut for the dis
position shown by our friends in America
70 force the vile instigator of this war to
withdraw his forces, we should long since
nave failed to make head against the inva-
DER, and our nationality would have been
swallowed up in the North American re-
public"
z'sss ssss 1al.ss g
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-05-03
Western Iowa Land Agency.

TIME undersigned has opened an Office in Fort Des
Moincs, Polk county, for the transaction Of a
General Land Agency business for The Western
Counties Of iowa. lie will attend to all business
connected with the sale, locating, or procuring OF
BOUNTY LAND WARRANTS.
and will be prepared It ali times to sell them TO taa
settler uron reasonable terms, ASH bring tlis
Land below government price. He has also mads
arrangement TO attend to the entry OF Lands for shd
settlers-aiso to the right of Pre- emrticn.
lie is also prepared to furnish cmgrants and set
tiers with all the information they desire, In re-
laton to te public lands in this most fertile portion
of the west having assisted in surveying large
portion of lhe Dcs Moines River country, and har-
ing in his possession full and accurate PLATS CO.
pied from the Maps file in the Surveyor Generals
oiice,o of Polk, and ell the settled part of Marion
and Jasper counties.
make profitable disposition of their stock in Land
Warrants, respectfully requested TO address the
undersigned, making known their terms.
JOHN II. ANDERSON.
Fort Das Moines, Ap.i! I, ls4s.
REFERENCES
Hon. Thomas Baker, Fort Des Moines,
p. NJ. Casady, Esq, s.
DR.. Enos Lowe, Receiver of Land Office, lowe CITY
Col. Chas. Neatly, Register, $ 6
Hon. James p. carlton, 9"
His Elk. Ansel Briggs, Gov. Of Iowa. Andrew,
Gen. G. w. Jones, Surveyor Gen. for Wisconsin
and Iowa, Dubuque, Iowa. b s.er rz
Hon J. J. Dyer, H s. Dist. Judge. ssstEict CT 10.
wa, Dubuque.
Gen. A. C. Dodge, Burlington, Iowa,
Chas. Cookery, Sec. Board Public Works. Fairfield.
Hon. shepherd LETTER. Washington, De.
Hon. VIM. Thompson, 6 g
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-05-03
rHa Markets.
NEW ORLEANS.
April 9th, 1SAs.
Sc. LOUIS.
April 25.ll, 1913.

connEcrED WEEKLY FROM THE LATE
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-05-03

- Persons cslling FOL
will please say advertised
8. e.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-05-03

G. A. per sack, Sl,35
L. 3. /" " $2a2.20
Kanawha, bush. 35c
DRIED FRUiT,
apples, bush g1alO0
peaches, 6 SI,37ai. 40
FEATgEas, zoe
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-05-03
Public. No. 20.1

AN ACT further to supply DEFICIENCIES in tht
appropriations for the service of the fisca
year ending the titirtieth OF June, eighteen
hundred and forty-e;gllt.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-05
WESTERN ADVERTISING AvpcotAscrrNe

AGENtN.
WI. kIS~Eog. iHit street. two doors east
Of Post Gii d. II >hut- r. /, our an hori
zej A-eut tor t'it civ. Nj Is ais, attend,
To ihc c"l.rti pl bill It ir~ person, IN
in Hot ci'v-lar-- " snal.-asB r.frrs 10 tie
Eii'or~ Of TOE hu~aursh prr>s in particular.
and the western press genera.Iy.
+. w. CARR. opposite the Exchange
philadelphia Is ag~nt for Yr.c ufi5- srbscrin-
tons and advertising lur the Wheeling r,mr
SaDIEST & GREEN. 81 Street, Opposite %.
Post Office, CiHciaHdfi. will oct as Agent.
for the Wheeling Times. and all orders let
with them will he promptly attended to.
! NoLSgY L. PALnEs Is authorized To act =.
agent for receiving subscriptions and adver.
tisemeuts COR the Wheeling Daily Time, 4
Advertiser. at Baltimore, Philadelphi New
York and Boston. His office is in
Baltimore, at the Southeast corner of NORTH
and Fayette streets:
Philadelphia, n. w. Corner of Third and
Chesnut SITS.
New York, Tribune Buildings oppositecit,
Hall.
WIN. THOMPSON, corner of Baltimore
aud South SITS is daily authorized agent TOR
this papct in The city of Baltimore.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-05

STEAM Iron RAILING MANUFAcToRY.
RIDGE RoAB, ABOVE BGTTONW0OD STREET
PHILADELPHIA.

T'RON RATINGS for public and private buildings and
B. public squares of variety of form and pattern
CEMETERY RtlrTSGs, of classic and unique designs,
embracing upwards Of one hundred different varieties
Iron CH,IEs SETTLES, for Gardens, Halls and
Piazzas-neW style.
VERANDAs AND PLAsrERs for Cottages, made in every
style
Superior WROUGHT IRON CAFES, for Carriage en-
frances.
New style BALCONY BRACKETS, sc.
Iron TABLES of styles, embracing Louis XIV,
Eliza eiean, Gothic. and modern patterns, with white
and Gold Italian Marble tops. These tables have been
introduced hv the subscriber for Hotels Restaurants,
Ice Cream Saloons, They beautiful articles Of
furniture for Hat Stdres and other establishments where
il is desirable to make grand display.
N {9e has recently constructed an elegant substantial
CAST Iron HIrCniNG PoST, in form admirably adapted
permanency of position highly ornamen!ed and rep
resentng well executed HEAD of that noble animal,
the Horse. Such article has long been desdera
tuu and is offered TO the good taste of the public
Strangers visiting Philadelphia, respectfully inv
ted cali his Warer0onIs, and examine his different
specimens of new aud beautiful work.
ROBERT WOOD, Proprietor,
Ridge Road, above Buttonwood ST., PHtLApA.
T Pile has recently published. great expense an
which executed at his establishment, embracing all
above articles and the various and splendid patterns
Of Cemetery, Balcony, Step, and other Ratings which
manufactured for Laurel Hill aud other cce-
braed Cemeteries designed expressly for his own esab-
lisment, and which may be sent to any part OF the
world to those desire to make selection Tn
doubted reference will be required 10 ensure prompt
return of the work, after opportunity for making The
selection. aprilSi
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-05

= LTERATiNE SYRUP for tI. ,,,re If s.,,s,,
tee following ''''''''"' nc"
No., r.., -. IsurJ>. April eth. iSts
hgct bfeutngrr-Neu NAV frtp.5 ,.5 ti,,t ,',,-F
~ 'h va Ia taii Ho.tis- vi your Naera NC Syr1
" 'l' '''e 90 an ulcer ut H.y leg. winch lad cen
,'sS NHd i2, and although Z BAL u.e.i %. Hons,
'i' Ftf"fsitoas never received .H, f,rnr6t until
- 't'S' a" nap y ;o say that ain now perfect
~ ave 'eeA 80 Tor Toe last three months. ! Ia
'i,'' 70 sSfe>S iic hf1u opinion : have OF Vau
send this by yolr brother Nt i'i.au and il -
l' '~'d u maze Use Of &c BY ru4ishtng 1t You ar,
" '''le' "ie'ts J." 90 - Believe Yours. truly,.
. JAMES BRANDON.
ne af"ve medicine can he had al BEENTLi NIGER :
ht"1"eca' ashland ~. W heelug Va. Apr25
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-05

CHEAP
BOOTS, SHOES, LEATHER, HATS AND CAPS, AT
ALTMAN x MAXW ELLIS,
No 100, corner of Main and Union streets.
WHEELING, Va.
ET,S have now received our spring stock, which is
wv large and embracing every article in line,
TO which respectfully invite our 'ends aud the pub
lie, and solicit share OF their patronage our stock
i'll part follows;
FoR GENTLEMEN.
900 pairs mems fine calf and morocco boots
300 do mems calf and kip half Weted bools
900 do mems calf, ip and shoes,
GOO do men's seal aud mororco slippers,
100 do mems ine lasting CATERS.
FoR LANES
fnnN pairs Ladies boots, shoes, huskins slippers,
io'O CATERS aud half CATERS. black and colored,
(some of which very ne and of The latest styles)
OF various prices some rs low 80 cents,
BOYS, Misses, AND CHirpEENs
Boots Shoes slippers and half CATERS, of every ind,
quality and price.
S;lDn LBS Oak Tam and red sole leather. upper lea
o'oo Their. calf, morocco, KID, lnius and binding
skins, boot webb, aces Tape, thread nails pegs, heel
bail, and shoe bIackin. and brushes, etc, etc.
uATs AND CARS,
~ boz mems and boys chip hats
N2N doZ do style silk caps,
doz hoys' do do. Also mems and boys
cloth caps of all kinds and prices.
We Will sell any of the above stock wholesale or retail
very low for cash Buyers viii please i've Us call
Apr7y ALTMAN & MAJ ELL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-05
RE NONAi..
1essX f-se1lKsts

ISHNPLlNE & THOMSON have removed their stoc <
" 10 thc store room recently occupied by Agnew K
'Wearineen, two doors above Market Alley, MAN -
where they have received from the Eastern cities Il very
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-05
NEW FASHIONABLE SPRING AND SUMNER
EsESE asAa,sBA.


GEORGE McAitRRAY Is now oneninr at his store
rs room on Market square, splendid siock of beau.
ui styles 10 winch e respectfully invites The attention
of his customers; viz.
FoR GESTLENES.
Bloiev superior Bpk French cloths.
Swiss do do do
English hk cloths and cassireres silk hard and satin
Ncstiigs, Marsailes cashmere and mGfino do Taer's
trimmings, sc, &C.
For TEE LADIES
Supr cames hair and SIR Dress Goods in great variety
do French Lawns Of the most delicate styles
do Scotch aud English Lawns. LambanAs shaded and
barred Goats hair Tissue silk do India SATIN French
karision and London Gnghauis in great varet. at
APPS GEO McMJ RRAI'S Market So
G PR White Pomcla, French Gimp Florence Braid
~ ana English straw honuets, silk and satin Parasos
Mode aud Nariegaied Silk Gimps and Fruses Bonnet
40 sdpr lol white Grape, Shawis do, Waite slk purple
edge do Satin striped Poll tic Chayre new style Dress
goods; Flowers, Wreaths, Japonicas Tinseled. &c;
wrought capes, collars etc; Thread baces. Edgings, In
servings, Bohbns IN great variety, irish Linens ncn
Lawn do with extensive stock of French and English
chiuil. American do cheap at
APPS G. NcNURRAY'S
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-05

~ u. HARPER mas just reed from New York :, ot
60 ~ a.. ,S6st spieudu;y trimmed aud beautiful sik
" ", Hats ever Ouc ell tAs CITY, of the very la.
p psssions Do, geUtemen, cal! beore they are an
'S' 90 Apr2o
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-05
DRESS GOODS.

lust received beautiful stock e Dress Goods, among
4" which are the following:
few patterns those rich mode colored satin stri.
ped Dress silks.
A teautitui article OF Tissue.
Plain and figured Linen Iustres
Small figured Brown Lawns.
Embroidered Swiss do
GlHgham do
Plain bik and figured Lawns and Berages
French, Ear'ston and American inshans, cheaper
than ana for sale 10y w. GOODRICH,
Wieeng, April 10 Ne l6S Market Sd.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-05

e4PINO- ABDOMINAL SUPPORTER.-This mstru
~ ment, as its implies designed as support
to lie hack and bowels.
Although it originally intended only as remedy
rrolapsus Uter nevertheless been found from
eyufrience exceed all Other discoveries in giving
strength the hac-hracug the sh0uldersi thereby ex
handing chest and giving chauc for the nee
of the lungs. Persons desiring to know MS value
all OF weakness, can Obtain pamphlet and see
the instrument iy calling st BREN FINGERS Apo
theea near the Court House. Sole Agent for the coun
lies Of Ohio Brook and Marshall. Va. mr. "a
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-05
ssH. >. &. EagPP,

cSAFFICE on Nam street, one door south OF Judge
- 'Fryts RESIDENCE, WHEELING, VA. Aprl2
ali. NOuE uAKNESS.-lhIs IS the season when
III .5n ,,i.h 20 pr,.Serve harness should have It
c,ansed and oiled Eos thiS purpose we have "h hahd
and ALWAYS Keep, -eoi article ot pure NEAL fooI
OH OF our ev n manufacture, which we would recon-
mend TO All az the best article Tor oling Leather mar
ness, Carriage rops, sc, sc. ...,, nu,ox
A,u-fN Market sHtex
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-05
ROBERTSON & GREGORY

practical Boot and shoe makers, NO IA Main ST.
Il formerly occupied by WIN hopkins Is Barber shop
would respectfully inform the citizens Of Wheeling and
yieluty that thry are now making up in Eastern Nir
riua STYLE some OF the best work that Wheeling ever
saw 10th seved anA pcgaed aud invite all in want To-
can and mine before purchasing elsewhere, as they
are confident that they render perfect satisfaction to
all " no may favor them wiki their patronage, as their
materials are of the best Kind consisting in part OF
French and Philadelphia calf skins and themselves
practical workmea, they have 40 hesitation IA saying
thai their interest is the interest Of the community
April 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-05

Nos Hornet Lever " Just received from
the manufactures aud for sale by i K hickey,
mr. - Market 81.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-05

GREAT CE%TR N ROUTE
w7ROM WHEELING TO BALTIMORE. WASHING
" TON CITY, PHILADELPHIA. NEW YORK and
HOSf9N. The National Road aud Good Intent STAGE
Companies are running six daily lines Cumberland
connecting with The Baltimore and OHIO Rail Road. ON
by - hours Stage travel to either ofte above cites
lance by RAILROAD.
a'Fime to Baltimore "A hours
Time to Philadelphia ~ hours
Fare to Baltimore IL DOLLARS,
Fare to Philadelphia Is DOLLARS.
-SN daily lines leave che Companies Stage and Railroad
office every morning at i o'clock ~ NJ and extras fur
nshed az any hour load should offer.
For through tickets 10 Baltimore and Philadelphia, APP
ply at the Companies office, No. % Water street. Vince.
ling. Va. two doors north OF the United states Hotel
For Good Intent Stage Co w. II. STEELE
And J. e. ACHESON, for y. r. :. co.
aug g Great Central Route Rail Road 4 Stage Office
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-05
TIE MONEY OF HAND

IA
% - "a,
---,ru f ~ ,o r.s Z. ~. r. q, ~ &c.,
EATlIH EN'H tHtN"il re ~ ttt iu7iT 'ruu
tt,t ,b, .t.sf.' -. . ~ -. nd, tb.
FARFNNEp tNp Truly iGGTUNArE LOT.
TER! ai..> rEs,
NO. : hse.sr u, IS InsSuoHs, ,ID.
,t,... - $3.50 s's 90 .'is Vs.
rsao,,nsia0i i.nrs, ',iisS ~ ''''S WIZ"
At the stue tiuc te NJ Intelligence IS Unmarried
rIA T. IHE MONEY H. on HAND
Countcd ont! ana ready 40 be- s'atat
r. 5Comuiu catousl strictly confidential in alIcases
~ order, for Prizes masi be niaol with amount
TO lie invested cicoscl 10 our fortunate agency, and
te assurance given success shall crown the efort
Pl' y ~. 'atNS-e ol'yN "'S"s ,o' a'.,ls0'''e
We again sohcii our country friends to forward
N 80 'u' Tar tame" agency an" may We i"''s
sod al tiisoIc" wi az
Ps.Ea>ELOOsx AT THESE SCHEMES.
FOE MAH S1' ISIS.
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IN THREE GRAND FRIES OF S75.OGO EACH.
Whole tickets $40. Quarters s2J0
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-05

'E'r,,uly., Every variety of Travelling Trunks on
uiiNT' hand, from one dollar and upwards; also
Nases Bonnet Trunks, carpet and Saddle Rags, etc,
Gle cheaper than ever before offered in Wheeling. No
100 Main st. NlCOLL & CARR.