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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-03-02
DIR. e. w. vONDERsMITH.

Indian Cough Balm and Lung Balsam.
For the cure of Coughs, Colds, Consumption, Dys-
pepsa, Bronchitis, Sore Throat Asthma, Group whoop
ing Cough. IL justly celebrated the most wonder
ul curative OF Pulmonary diseases in the whole range Of
Pharmacy, oome OF our most respectable Physicians
use 1t In their Practicepr scribng it the best of all
remedies Tor Pulmonary complaints and Physical debli-
y, and they unhesitangy recommend it to be kept in
every family of Consumplive tendency
READ THE FOLLOWING CERTIFICATES
CONS MPTION
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-25
THE MEXICAN WAR.

To vhi,h has darkened the page OF
history for the last Two years, has not YET
been 5rousht to a close. Our readers Will
see by the news we publish to-day thst 'ne
congress has ali urned and the treaty sno'
acted IN. Is any one 50 dull OF observation
aud devoid Of reason as to doubt for a mo-
rsnt. the cause Of this refusal 10 act upon a
,resfy 50 framed that Mexico enjoyed almost
the reward. Of victory. dictated, in fact, the
terms a. sale for miserable tract oil land!
The reas n is too palP,ble to be m'sundef-
stoed There was a flashing sword seen on
n. Rio Grand anI the Toe tel before IL as
l.sv-s Ia the tor ST when the autumn wlnd
h5uIs among tn tres. The people oil his
ma ia slou ell aloud he praises OF the victor
Bul they hal putin high places the !ow' the
malicious and the %envious. Fear preyed up
on them-lea that too great glory would en-
circle the brow oil tn veto ious warrior VINO
had been sent out wi h a sma'l force OF brave
men to perish. anil the flashing sword was
ordered to be ,he5thed, the proud aud gallant
Split, To i~n5ction.
The old hero o. many a well fought field
was then sent out, not with blessings follow
In lin. a. saDu.d follow the footsteps OF the
sol Ter who eoes 10 fight the battles OF his
country; but y;he low c~aviliing OF gfoveIlins
anil envinus minds, which were a prey TO the
fear thai he would win laursls that would O.
ver,hadow their power and make them unea-
sy in their srass.
lie went. conquered and could have dicta
ted ,ern,s oil peace TO Mexico; bat there rs
Pi llw to be made up, and i'll blood is engen'
dered by party hacks at home TO give an ex-
cu2. FIR the arrest and trial Of Scott, who had
nHver lost a battle against the enemies OF hls
country. H was taken from the enemies
-1prtoi To be tired DeCore a court OF uiste ty-
ros in the field, Tor imaginary offences. and
p~arIsites suboraed with the nations money,
to swear falsely agsiast him, and drive hi.a
home, TO leave The army commanded by the
too Il The executive.
Is il Surprising that the enemy should sec
that rhe spirit of the army is broken and
refuse to sanction the treaty? No. But let
the sin and the wrong and the evil rest on the
shoulders OF the iniriguers at Washington,
where il belongs,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-25

Ate meeting o Ire ofHe.sl membsfso Of Ia
NJ T. Church. OF this city. held on Monisy
evening. Asy tie ga, the Preacher 10 chaE
being ue,sssa ily absent. s.d The Rev " Nj
Kay Ia he Chsit, The following preamble sna
resuI lions were unanimously sdoptrd.
Whereas it has pleased Divine Providence
to remove from among is, our much beloved
oroiher aud fellow laborer john List. Sen.
Ami whereas. 4ttbe time OF his death. he bad
beer lange1 connected with ;he Church OF hi
ehoife in this place. than any other person a.
mong Us, and also longer ia connection with
this official BODY therefore.
Resolved, Thstin the lie oil List Sen, the
Church vas furnished with a scriptuTal, aud
happy Illustration Of the excellency and pow
er Of our holy religion.
Resolvsa, That ia view Of his uniform and
consistent Christian profession, his hberaliv
ia sustaining The Church and all her beneyo.
lent enterprises, and Abundant. yet unoslen-
tatious charities TO tie poor in bis death the
Church has sustained the los oil an excellent
member. the city, Of a valuable citizen. aud
the poor of one Of their best friends.
Rssolred, That We sincerely sympafhise
with his widow, children and other relations,
in this bereavement, and tender 10 t en- thr
coincidence Of Christian friendship IN this hour
Of trial.
Resolpsd That a copy Of these resolutions
signed by the Chairman and Secretary, be Tor
wurded to Sister List aud that copies be
furnished lor pablicattoato each Of the papers
OF this city, and also tue Pltsbargi Christian
Advocate.
A true copy from the minutes.
WIN. MCKAY. Pres.
u = &c. -.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-25
NEW YoRK, NAV 22-9 p. Nj


The steamer Hermann arrived or Sandy
Hook Yesterday morning. and encountered a
dense fog. which prevented her getting up un-
til to-day. She brings a very large cargo, and
20 passengers. The Hermann sailed from
Southampton on the 9Th inst, and spoke the
steamer Washington. on her outward passage
on the Stl. All on board were well. On
board the Hermann were twelve camels. and
two Arabian drivers, fresh from the base Ut
the great Egyptian pyramids.
At Paris on the 5th, all was quiet. and at
London on the 9Th inst, there was no change
of importance either in political or commel-
cial aifIirs.
The following is Geographic dispatch re-
ceived from Paris by the Herman:
Paris, Friday night-Considerable uneasi-
ness prevailed, aud an impression is entertain
ed that the proclamation Of the Republic.
yesterday, was the result Of Intimidation by
The mob, several c~ourlais, and other partiz-
ans.
Another report is that a compromise has
" put 'hS phitito ~ thut lic
%consuls will be proposed, Lamartine, Dupont
De Leure, and NJ. L.. Rollin. Such a coali-
ton will satisfy no party. Nj. l.. Rollin, E.
Arrsgo and fifteen oth. deputies met to-day,
10 organize an extreme lett section Of the as.
sembiy.
The Provisional Government will not or
der the assembly OF the Alps till 50 required
By the Milan Government, or by Charles Al
bert. There were three candidates for the
Presidency; the Secretary gave these results:
-Buchez, 800; Z,lat, 23i; Reemb, 81.
The insurgents are still masters OF Snoyes.
Order reigus in the midst of disorder.
Another despatch says:
The National Assembly met at noon. An
election took place for President, when M.
Bucheze was elected. Paris was Tranquil.
Hon. Andrew Stevenson is president OF
the Baltimore democratic convention. The
New York controversy WIS not decided. al
the last dates.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-25
SOW OF TEMPERANCE
CELEBRATION &. PROCESSION
MAY 26. 1913.
ME,

The procession will form at 10 O'Clock. A.
NJ, on Monroe and Mark streets, right rest
ing on Monroe. will move down Monroe
TO Min down Main TO lst,up lst 20 Chapline,
mp Chapline to Webster, down Webster To
Main, up Main 10 CLAY, up Clay TO 9th. up 9Th
to Quincy, down Quincy to Fifth, up Fifth Ia
Monroe down Monroe TO Market, up Market
10 Washington. down Washington TO Main,
down Maiu To Monroe, up Monroe to Market;
when they will adjourn for dinner, 10 meet
again at | } o'clock, 7. NJ, when they will
proceed up Market street TO the hill, and
there be addressed by several eminent aud
talented speakers.
The Divisions will reform at the Market
House at Z 2. M. and march TO the M. K.
Church, where they will be addressed.
Visiting Brothers will repair TO the Sons OF
Temperance Hall. on Monroe street, where
they will he received by the following Com
nitfec Of deception. Brothers II. Austin,
+. Hofnbrook. G orge Corson, l.. S. Root,
John Murray, R. c. Bouham. Tho'. H. List
F. w. Bassett, Joshua Bodily, Henry San.
ders, Saml Armor, Hugh Mckee. Jas. PAUL.
VIM. Steele, A.. G. Way, A. Hughes. D.. II
kenney, w. Holiday Robinson, I. Horn.
brook
The CADETS will be received at the BeymeI
House by "A Committee.
J. Y. ARMSTRONG, Chief Marshall.
The public is respectfully invited.
Wheeling. Nav 24fh. lSj6.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-25

DGAraLIcALT Truly Under the above cap
tion. the Pittsburgh Journal relates that, a
ceraia negro slave hal escaped from her mas
ter st the South, AMI anne to Pittsburgh, and
tbata negro man was employed to court her,
and under p~5etence OF marriage 10 get her
back 10 her master. The plot was discov-
cred, the scheme frustrated, and the negro
man nob5ed. The editor of the Journal SAYS
that il there is a rope strong enough to hold
sach Il load OF crime, he ought 10 be hanged.
We .r.nt that he was "a mean scamp, but
there is no law that would hang him, and OF
course the editor wanted a mob 10 hang him.
Does he deserve il any worse than the editor,
who, to psnder to the negro loving mania OF
rittstursh, strives 10 cali up a mob 10 commit
urdu?
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-25
Written for he Times.
SPIRITUAL BEAUTY.

BY PROFESSOR PAINE.
That pale and shadowy beauty,
Ii haunts my vision now.
The ganius radiaiing,
From lie dazzling marble brow,
The high and sanity %iersor,
The meek and chlld-like faith,
More trusting glance which rayeth,
rhethan mortal accent saith.
They haunt me when the night winds swell.
Aud d|eylight cannot break their spell.
say thy blue eve shining.
Through the ashes as they fell,
An inward glory speaking,
To the inward lie OF all.
A ray that was illun'd
AT The lair celestial light.
And burns through mist and shadow,
A beacon ever bright,
Serene. serapaic anl sublime,
An chsngeless with the flight of time.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-25
NEW YORK MARKED

New York, Nav %, ls4S
Fiour-The marNri is STEADY but not active.
The demand is air with no nev features in
The market. S1ies 2Oo0 bbls, Gennesse at
s., 50dS6 per Dol.
Groin the market Tor Corn aud oats dull,
Sales prime yellow st SIC per ba.
ProvisioDs-there is less move ment in pork,
bur the market is steady. Sates oil prov siois
are ouly Tor the supply of the regular trade
demand /, Lard is dull and tends down.
ward.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-25

IT, nmar has been circulated through The
adjoining country, that there is Small Fox
nrsy.iltIa In The CITY. We take occasion 10
,ay thst his is not tue fact. There are 0''
two cases. aud those have been removed TO
tbp b~osai,al. More or less cases occur every
wear. and there are no more now than usual
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-25

Goodson * Clark OF Bellevue, Ohio, Nov 23d, ls4o,
sent a leiterto DrGC Vaughn the proprietor of the cell
ebrstsd Lithontriptie Mixture, the Great American Rem
edy, wiiha statement that IN the vicinity of Ohio where
they do business, the Article has had Unprecedented saIss.
Neihlng like II has ever appeared. People resort 10 it
for ali complaints, and is effect Is always good, old cases
winch have hafled the skill Of The medical men have
yielded TO IL sUd the faculty are using II in their prac,
tice. A large Number OF medical men are Agents for It's
sae, a strong presf OF the great virtues OF the article.
CAL on Agents in oar paper wsose nsmes are to be found
under Great American Remedy, and get a Pamphlet.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-25

Henry O'Rieliy, Esq. the great admiral OF
the geographic world, has again astonished US
with the proposal to put up a lightning line
from herr to B.limote. We yesterday re-
ceiyed "a circular from him announcing his
intention to al Baltimore, run h.
long The Baltimore aut Ohio Rail read and
the national rold to Wheeling. It is only
nee, ssar, Tor Nh. O'Rieily 10 say II and it
/ = d,ne
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-25

THE REVENUE-We learn, says the
Washington union, that the receipts into the
trrasuU from customs, notwithstanding the
COMMISSIONS IN Europe, continue to equal the
, most sangui0e expectations of the friends o. 1.-THE
| tariff OF 1916; The receipts for May, 50 lar as
| returns have been received at the denartment,
showing an increase over the CORES ,ondlng
period Of last year. The following will prove
with what s)undnpss the calculations OF Sec
retsry Walker were made,
Estimate OF the Secretary S3l 900 900 90
Received during three quar-
tiers OF fiscal year ending
March 81 % ,S6S, SOB OF
April 1850, 900 90
Received during the month Of
MAY, thGs lar 1888 1854 So
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-25
MARKET.

t~INcIXHATI. NAV y. CT NJ.
Flour-The market IS quiet with moderate
sales al previous Prices.
Whiskey-Sales at l33 a IA cts per GAL
lon.
Sngar-Slles of 100 hogheads fair at Al a
At.
Borley-Sales 10 a moderate extent at &c
per bushel.
Pfo,isions-The market is without change
and duli.
Cheese-Sales are effected at &c perlb.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-25
PKOOF! PROOF PROOF

Rev, J. L. Turner, Protestant Methodist Minister,
says, m q letter 10 Dr. jayne, dated A. lcu, Erie COUNTY
fuausyivaula, Ocl. 9Th, io46. Mrs fugner has been al.
H. lied With tNst ErsA AND : c6 HEADACHE for a'out
hve years, when continued 10 grow mors severe. IL is
ahy opiiiIe!i TIA. 0lc aI1fe luTs vi A Noatd fsve closed
her nousl ca eeF. she 'ank four hottie. al your yerui.
Glge, AVID Gaze OK Of : an tive Pitts. ard hy The blessing
81 God accompanying he m IS, she l. cured ct her
afiiCtion. We led tr4t- al ths tfslciaus. lar aud hear
10 40 excel. untn we useu II m iline, Ne gave he
Nertaiiugf 10 our euIGfei - worm aud II had s good
eieCt. | have taken pains 10 S.. - Etle .1T your med.
iciaes for son.y Tine, and they have etee.ed 50 many
cues, thai we wa l ga TO appoint an gent here.
ious. J.k. TukNfR
AntEndla. rntn-ln.t M.n..,..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-25
L. s. stone. Sew.
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.

Extract from Ike Minutes Of a called
meeting O he Uesf .~3}erdnder .4cade-
my, Nay 22d. 1918.
Whereas, Information has just reached us
relative to the death of Mn. ROBERT ALEX
AMBER CHsIsry, Of Pittsburgh-lormerly a
member oil this soeiety-thereiore.
Resoired, That while we cordially acqui-
esce in the righteous doinss Of Hm "who can
not err and who has seldom ut late lam Hi
hand Of affection upon US, we view this in
stance OF Mortality as a solemn admonition
that "this is not our abiding place"-that
irlil and transient in their nature are all
earthly relations.
Resoiped, That as a society we have sus-
tanned an ireparabte loss by the death OF our
beloved b, ther, whose interchangeable labor,
for the promotion of our social interest. merit
the highest COMMUNICATION, and will be long
held in grateful remembrance by every mem
Der Of this association.
Resolped, Tia, we mingle our sympathies
" 18th those OF the parents and relatives OF III
deceased, as they sorrow over the sad breach
made in their domestic circle by the death o
a youthful aud dutiloI son, and an affection.
ate and devoted %frienG, of whose moral anl
classical worth we take pleasure in bearln.
ample AMI united testimony.
Resolped. That thesa resolutions be forwar.
ded to the various papers in Wheeling, w..
aud Washington AMI Pittsburgh, Pa. for pub.
l~ication, aud a copy be transmitted TO the rel
~aiives Of the deceased as a memento oil GU.
respect for his memory.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-25
NEW ORLEANS MARKET.

New Orleans, May is. l849.
Cotton--There is some inquiry in the mar
ket
Groceries The market is without any
change.
Fiour--Sales by retail at 81 75aS5 per bar
rel.
Com-Sales 300 bushels mixed at 33c per
bushel. Prime yellow is held al 35 cts per
bu.
Mess Pork-S4les of Western No /. at So
80 per barrel.
Bdcon-Saies Of Shoulders at "a IA Bets per
Id.
Lard-Slles at 6sa6tc per ID.
Nhiskey-Sales at l6al6s per gal.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-25

Longevity Of ArRicASs-The Hanover.
Pa. Spectator meullonsthe death in Maryland
Of two old family servants, neither OF whom
could have been less than 100 year, old. They
had lived aud lied on the iarm on which they
were born. Similar instances of longevity
are more iTtqural aud remarkable among ne
gro slaves than ANY other portions OF the com
munity.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-25

Tie Boston Illnes Of the lT,B says-siS Of
the passengers Ia the British brig Albion,
which arrived here last week from Europe,
were ordered bick By the Superintendent OF
Alien passengers. 10 having obtained bonds
- prevent their becoming a burden to the
State.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-25
MARKET.

PiiladeIphia. MAY %, 6 P. VI.
The market, IRE entirely without change
IN ans por,lcuiar. The same may be said of
Bali more, Dealers awaiting the receipts of
their private letters.
We have had d hail storm to-day.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-25

CASE OF ABSea q. DASIsLs.-In the Court
of C1lunoa Pleas, al P.IIadelphia, Judse
Parsons @eilvclrd MS opinion on the I qui,i
,ioI from Tie Stalr OF Acw Yotk. Tor the de-
livery OF Aoner u. oaulr.s, refusing 10 sur.
render him. his reas n, arr that il wouli
nui b. legal 10 deliver The risDn-r uD to The
constituted duiGouslrs OF New York, until he
shall haze an opportunity 10 return 70 the
Slate in which hr Is dotlclIrd. He also COX
the ground thai the rq %i>ltiJn IS nut legal.
ui3smdeh as Il uoes 80. ; ale the crime loI
wAtlh he l,Iu b. tIes Ia Npw York.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-25
M@ggMa
VosT> NE~
N~

ARRIVAL OF GEN. SCOTT AT NEW
YoRK.-Teieersphic dispatches from New
York to the Philadelphia papers. announce
the arrival. on Sunday morning. ofGen. Scott,
in the brig st. Petersburg. from Vera Cruz.
hem al quarantine, and proceeded immediate
" with him to Elizabethtown. N. J.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-25

DIATR u icRPFsIiSi iRIss.-Ihs VA
miugton q. c. Commercial FeiteTaies ia
statement with 'estrl to mortality among
The Tlrpentine Trees. and saws
There is. unfortunate. ~ mistake IN this
statement. unless falling abort Of ss full detail
Of the c8iamity may Ne considered suCh, -
We hsve personal sequaiutauces who have
81 tees Ia this way. aud have uni uhtrd
statements Of their dying Ia lots OF Eve. ten
aud a. high - one hundred 'housant .. Que
gentleman had his trees boxed. Inch rnn
very well. but att : the frsl dipping they all
died. This Ia ,ality among the trees mas 50
lar been ielt more in Brunswick county than
ia any other quarter here, in which county
alone thedausge Is eslimsted at 800 900.
They still continue 10 die, and no one can
calculate The extent to which the destruction
NAV arrive. No satisfactory knowledge Of
the cause has been obtsined, nor any remedy
found
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-25

The exemption OF a homestead ct so acres
frnm sale on execution. &c., was lost IN the
Convention which framed n State Constitution
lnr Iowa in 1918, bs a vote Of 40 to 10
The question has been agan revived IN that
State.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-25

The CROPS IN New JrRsEy.-The Trenton
Gazette says The late rains and the warm
sun have done aud are doing everything for
vegetation that could be asked Tor. Every
KIDD OF crop is grouing rapidly. Every
leot and stem seems full OF HE, almost 10
bursttuy
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-25
FROM TIL COAST OF AFRICA.


Ihe Jamestown 'ne hdS-sh'P % our sq"'u-
ron Oh ths ,o4st OF A'rlca. was at anchor OIL,
W,I.b On the It1 OF February last. The New
$50 5.. f,,, h., ,bat =, ,ba,
1''' i'"'' ~" ''''
umt there was no AMERICAN Nessei on 'ne
cast sus Jected oil b-in5 engaged ia the slave
,r,L-
H.. R-,.;.h anil Fr.nrb. Il not interlicted
or. o.l ... rcd ay t,e native authorities
IL intercourse with "'dah. lhelf vl1is' to
thdl port are presumed 10 De subjected 10
ga e d otrc. >ort uiadce.
IH-i1.s .tabt el,pJsllon oil the naive
G'' nr'f '"l ''i~ .al'H's Is at'iouteu 70 ois
tts e1.tr'-l4 q e' 'he Aing o. 'he ultimate
arl-He or 'H ~ 7 ti1rse Two governments
VS." " "- - -
lhs eoa5r- nf e1,'f1'e Council OF Liberia
Aat "o' "Ae1 "t'0'i's 'afH OF revenue '!s'
TEN.
o. tar 10 . OF VI .'n' Governor huss"ofIh
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-25
BooKS!l BooKs!! Al AUCTION.

\ nieneing tlts Evening aud an FRIDAY and SATURDAY
Evenings, 4 choice collection Of Valuable Books. re.
c wed ditedt from Philadelphia and New YORK. Among
I en- wal he found, Eucy clopedia Americana, II vols,
W rks Of Lord Bacon 3 vols, History of the Admins
l ton of w ashington aud Adams, > vol; Encyclopedia
OF Geo rapay, 3 vols; works of Loru Boienbrooke, 4
v1ls; Woadersof History; Free Library; Editions of
i -; byron. Scott; Shelly; Goldsmith; Coieridgc
hif e White; Miss Mi ford. Hewitt Milintan and Keats
Shakspeae, Trumbulls Rem nescrnces oi his own
L ines Dickens Novels and Tales z vols; Coltons Life
OF Henry clay. 2 vols; Poetical Works of Milton
Young Compen; Crabbe; Heller, Pollock; Dowlings His
tory OF Ronanisn'; &c. &.
Also Protestant aud Catholic Prayer books Iilus,ra-
ted works for Presents-Biank B~ooks-Fine Letter and
Can P~aper-Steei Pens.
The attention of the Public is solicited. The Books are
oil new or the b ST md latest Editions, and embrace al
most every department OF Literature.
Open for Examination during the day. Sales to com
mence at "a O'Clock. mas w ) Auc'r.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-25
ST LOUIS MARKET.

ST Louis, May 22. lS48.
Flonr-Alt is quiet in the mdrket.
Hemp-There is a better feeling IN the mar
ket, and the article is dearer.
Nhedt-Sales OF prime white sec per BID
Also sales at So CTS per bushel, sachs inclu-
ded.
Provisions there is no activity in any article
quotations are steady.
Lrad-Sales OF Upper mines al 80.
The River is in fine order.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-25
SCROFuLA AND SCRuFULOUS swell.
I\GS

Scrofdla IN ~ It's multi HE'D forms. whetSe in that Of
hnag LV4l, "a ArgsnisHto u The ata tas " Bsnes. 6oIlrs.
Waite awealngs. GnTOnig, kAeuu a lisa. amer, lis.
eases OF the Sktl or sylle. o. OF Pulmonary { uHsuIsp.
tiuh. emanste iruli one atd the "a ne cause, wllei 10 q
poisonous ptIneip c inherent in The iuiuan ., stem
therefore, unless This principle eau he desf ~ ed. 40
RAp4 Al enreea he elected, but II the prinstple upon
winch the di.esse depends Is removed, a cure must OF
necessity tai'ow. No mdtier GnGer wAAt furn The dis
ease shunia manifest itself. Ths, therefore, Is the rea.
sot WAY JANNEs ALTERNATIVE > 81 Ghtyef sally
sdcCesstut IA removing 80 aany n~ialighaIt Diseases. Ir
DESTROYS lHk vIats OF prtHeipe from Which tnoss dis.
eases have sheir origin. by ensrrlng Iaso tle q foulaiiou,
4nd NItb ths bOod - convey ed 10 the manifest uhre re.
noVlns every parttc q OF ilssAse from tue system
Prepared OILY by pT d Jayne. ihiisda. and sod on
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-25

RECEPTIoNoF GEN. CADWALADER.
Gen. Csdwa!ader arrived in Philadelphia
on Friday afternoon, and was received by
the military in fine style. We have seldom
SAYS the PENNSYLVANIA. seen a fuller or more
spirited parade, The General looks suuburnt
and somewhat older than when he lett the
case ola PhiiadeIp hia lite 10. The rough scenes
OF the National Bridge, La Hoya, Contrearas,
Churubusco. Moline del I ey. Chaultepec. and
the San Co>me Gate Of the City Of Mexico.
He received d hearty welcome home.