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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-27

'ENlE TWO plANAs, OF the son Of a eount. and thu
~ hSushet" ~ a hlhs-comp'eie, BY Alex Dumas:
aud Violet, hy g ii Lewis, Esq;
Asmodeses, or Legends Of New York heinz . son
pleie expose OF The mysteries, vices and dsI.gS
hi'Itcd BY the fashionable circles of New Yofr 80
dihg the hahhts OF The Gamblers, their names rIs.e.
aud visitors; Also, the names. pisces and visitors a IN
/ asLiondHie houses Of fashionable puees:r VIVA M
announcement OF al me ways and mysteries of Inc III
gf Ten Thousand Ay Harrison Gray Buchanan, Esp.
me Manner Of the M.nes, or the Maid of the N,,,s
leiA Alale OF me Mexican war, By Arthur Arm.tr,ug
Tue Naval Lieutenant, or Mrs Washington rotts fv
Miss Leslie; ny
"iaselonhe' the son OF Athos, or ten years later: helm,
Years AFTER, ny AieXaudre Dumas; "E
Tue Misefes and Mys,ene. OF New york a., A.,
hdnline-a new edition; NN"
Inc Guakrf elly twenty fourth edition. by Lin,,r,.
The Married Namauis Private Medical r9r,+s,n",u
10y pr \ N Mauriceau; price ~ ets. fA''n'
tode, Lsu5 s HOOK Tor Nov.
Iuipu Magazine
National do " Received III d.
octsi HS''t
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-27

FOR the Times.

IVF INC 4 tHcS.
Mr. WHARToN:-l noticed an advertisement
III your paper OF ihe l9th, respecting the an-
ual lar or exhibition OF manufactured arti.
Giles at West Libefy, on Thurdsy the 18th
! Attended The ialr, aud exhibited some OF the
hest specimens OF any hats, but was slrpri-
sed when found the committee TO examine
the hats, vas to be composed OF four or i've
gentlemen, who had been mostly ii not wholly
engaged IN agricultural pursuits, and were rot
therefore competent judges. | do sav, without
leaF OF contradiction, that a man to be a com
pe'eht Judge OF hats, must be d practical halter
himself. or have bad a general or long expe.
flence IN the business.
! nave been Engaged in the manufacture of
mats OF every kind, quality and description,
"hich have been IN Use ior the last tweaty
years, and think | have some knowledge OF
the business. ! shall therefore contend that
my mats We're entitled to the award.
s. AVERY.
Wheeling, Oct, Goth, 1913.
ONE HU NDRED DOLLARS REWARD!
The above reward will be paid 10 ally hat
Ter IN this city, who viii manufacture and
complete a hat in better stsle and workman
ship, than we can al No. 10, Mon.oe 81.
S AVERY.
7. S.-fbe hats to Be sent TO New York,
ana ablie the decision OF a committee OF The
best haIIers in that great emporium.
5. AVERY.
Wheeling, Oct. 20, ls4S.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-27
oil ZAC'S LETTER.

The Union newspaper sung a most wo'u'
Jeremiad over the following letter iroms;he
Wing nominee. To listen to the old man.
one would have thought he had beeh turned
out of the puplic printMg:
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-27
REAR IN MIND,

That the Presidential Election is heioo on tne
first Tuesday, the 9TH Day oil November
next, and that it lasts but Tor one day onIy )!
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-27
REGISTER

RY e. ~ MERRY, CORDAGE MANU-
FACTURER.
ARRIVALS Ann DEPARTURES
~ Bouts ior Hc last y hours ctjiag usstey-
lag al ! ocl0cd. =. ".
ARRIVED.
Cinderella. Calhoun, Pittsburgh,
Ringgold. tope,
Nominee, Smith,
Siaf. -, :"
Geneva. Dean,
Dolphin. Hsziett, Cincinnati.
Diligence, Liston.
Virginia, Dawson. Steubenville,
DEPARTED.
Rlnggold, Cope, Gin.
Cinderella, Calhoun, Pittsburgh,
Dolphin, Hazlett,
Diligence. Lis,on,
Star, -.
Nominee, Smith, st Louis,
Nirginla, Dawson, S~teubenviile,
50 feet water. rising.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-27

ELECTION IrcKErs.-lt is all important
that tickets, perfectly accurate, should be had
throughout the District, Tor the It'll OF Nov
ember next. Edilors in this section who are
disposed to print them will find the copy IN
the Weekly or Daily Times perfectly correct
and such as want them from US can lave
Them at low rates.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-27
BATON ROUGE, La,
March %, ISL

March %, lS4S.
Sir have to acknowledge the receipt CT
your polite communication OF the 7h INST.
asking my views on certain questions oil do
nestle policy. ! beg TO inform you mat
have uniformly declined yielding TO similar
requests. in the belief that my opinions, euen
arere 1 President Of the United States are nti-
tAer important nor necessary; and regret TO
add, that | see no reason tor departing IN the
present instance, from that course.
With sentiments of much respect, l am,
L. TAYLOR.
The reader will see al once that General
Taylor sa, no more than he has always said'
and especially in tho Allison letter. But The
highly ..Democratic" editor OF the Union can
not get it out Of his head that the President
is the government" aud that the represent
atiyes of the people are mere automatic
whose business il is to move as he pulls the
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-27

3tSI received an assortment OF the above firefropi
W s.fas. and fer sale At the manufacturers prices, ny
PRYOR q fAULL, Agent tor the Manufacturers.
The following letter has bscn received from Albany
ALBASY, August y, ls4s.
SC HEERISe. EsQ-Dear sir: The safe we bought Of
You in the Spring OF l'41, has been thoroughly tested hy
tue late hrc' aud We are happy to state las more than
answered our eN pectatiou.
We were unfortunately located on the Pier; and. as
YOU must have Learned ere this. we had but barely time
70 escape with eur lives, before every building located
there, a. Tar u1fta - tsa cut, was iu flames
Our safe stood facing the south, IN The second story,
sSd consequently faced the flames. which. with the
strong south wind. made q heat almost as severe a. q
blast furnace. aud something Of the same nature. Not
wiusiandHg an this, our hooks aud papets were preser-
we'd SO thai they aJc all lcsi5le, and many Of them as
perfect as they were before the tire.
Il wonderful that Il could have witts,ood such a
Nlplrht heat with no more injury, when VT know the
heat To have been 50 powerful as IL destroy tile old
fashioned safes that were taken out OF the stores on the
pier ahd placed some distance fr0Ht The huilt iuus. p :
isnes drew unt his and placed il to the waters edge;
san % was Destroyed. while yours seved the papers aud
books u the hottest of the FIRE. Yours. respectfully.
CIV GODDARD n co.
s-The books aud papers were taken from tile safe
two days after the hre.
For sale by PRYOR & PAULL,
octZb agents for the Manufacturers.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-27
gEgDPA.
,EyFN DAYS LATiR FROM EUROPE.

PHILADELPHIA Orl ., ISIS.
The steamer Europa arrived M Ne" 1ttk
this morning, having made der i.ip lIom Ll'-
erpool in ten days, aud bringing dates to lhe
l4lh instant.
CaTroEis fiat. The market l. ~ favor OF
the buyer. aud but little j, done beyond the
immediate wants OF The consumers, The sales
the past week amount To 27.S90 uaies. Up
land Is worth 3Aa3s !; Orleans, 3l43sj; Sea
Island. 74al ct.
Provisions are unchanged.
Flour is dull, anl i freely offered at a lie
cline OF Sd ON the barrel.
CoRx-Ihere were considerable sales at
previous quotations. Meal Is worth II 10 IS
shillipgs per b,l.
Consols are worth SOS TO S51c.
oBrirn has been loaud guilty. but the jury
have recommended hin to the mercy oi# the
Court.
The Elrl Of Carlisle is dead, and Lord
Morpeth mas been elevated 10 the Pteuge.
Letters from Paris pronounce officially a
determination on the part of England and
France to interfere IA the officially between
italy aud Austria.
Austria hBs issued a manifesto, declaring
that Lombsidy shall continue a parl OF the
Austrian Empire bat, that extensive eonstl-
%lutloual and representative Institutions shall
be granted. This manifesto makes No men
ton OF the proposed mediation Oh the part OF
France and England.
The Ministerial defeat was the canversa
ton. aud the opinion generally prevailed that
the Ministers would resign on Monday, but
they did not.
The Crotians have been defeated in tween
gsgements.
IRELAND.
It IS said that the result follow ing O'Bnen's
conviction iorbids The hope OF Royal elem
ency. Il i, confidently asserted that the sen
tence will be carried fully into operation, and
that il is even s1id that this day cluses his
career.
Macmanus, another insurgent, has been tri-
ed aud found guilty. He was arrested at
Cork. on bosld an American vessel, md The
Question, " neither, when under the protection
oi the American nag. England had power t,
arrest him. eve are reluctantly compelled
here, owing 10 the strange indi,tinctness o.
our lelegraphic despalcbes, to deter. Tor the
present, any further details Of the Steamers
news.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-27

" \ ~
IT'LL SUBSCRIBER - nuw receiving his Fail s,n,i,o,
3D. Iatdw are, cdtGfy, etc; comprising a very rrdrns.
assortment Vi goods Ia the line, purchase at no l'a.n"
tAsh prices, and iof sale al q small advance far cssh'o,
TO prompt men. HENRY y uopptSs""'
uct1i Nam Il rnr.a.
"A nos AFkAln-Received this lnorn,ng NO.,
= pIess,d.WO ydS warranted linen Iares fro,; q =,
~ c"3ta peg yd. Come soon. il you want any
",~t J ; RHODES, Bridge corner
%ECoN ~suPfLl-TAe subscriber is now rer,,,,--
ss a second supply Of new and seasouaule Goods of eye
cry description, tosghi al the close Of the season. at
very nuch reduced prices.
uct3i D RHODES BrIJ.a ear,o,
BY EXPRESS.
"a FEW more pf those tine long cloth Sha,Is. mr.
H'nf' ana hiN cioih doi also Orange, Buc. rur.
pie and hk narrow velvet kibuous.
oe'-l 8aRRfHiLL & co.
FRESH FRUITS. NUTS, &c.
% BOXES NJ K Raisins, . bales son sh'd Ajrords
~ 10 do Lager do , do cream n1ts
q drums Figs, do Fuaeus
~ uoAeH t"cN candy, do English waluuts,
Kegs Grapes, I case Punes,
eSsN Natie euffahis DO fiHe apples. proscr.
NnNes ctIoh, 4 do Pickles,
. fratis Dates, : h0Kes Ia,u,i Svr,n
~. . NSAeS lemons, 5000 Prunclpe Sesats;
i"Eethff WIN d large stock OF French and common
St"tFctr'lMl, Maich I WIZ sell low. CAN at No ~.
Monroe i. ocI9l Pc I'M
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-27

T--Ts-sans pnfsdinra selfrtary avorsffaa ~ haNl
mauv cos. .vc. -luIf not make Use ~ : better Corrective
and feraIv iHas o. A. FaSuesi1cS's AhteBa4nus l'l~
To cone ilatiou maF re trarrl Heart NurH. Head acne,
Bilious Ttva-. sad maat other ailments which may an
htrefcvad los u-.re TINS remedy. 20 %cnaiiues smaliress
~ hulk with turfcY pf artion, vet o IS entirely ifte
nHup those darferdus ard violent iurrsttfes wlNtt ioim
50 frequent an Ingredient in THE fIls 81 ihe present
day; and we can only ak tdsi IT'S ~ safe a. tits ch-
cacious.
Ter saieby BAKER,
L IpTNN NskEE A SON
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-27

IN PIECES :auiuets, Al ps Kentucky Jeans,
" p do Mixed Twecds. - do Prd Liuseys,
20 do Plain Liuseys, received this day by
oci2G SELrY, AGNEw * SwEARtNaRS.
IN pcs BIZ, Blue and Brown English cloth.
- , do French BIN cloth, 10 ps Pilot cloth.
20 prs Blue Blankets, 80 do Fancy cashmere,
10 ps biz cassImeres, just received bv
oet2b SELBY, AGNEw & SwEARtSGEN.
III p's Pm hlk Alpaca, 20 ps biz Lyons cloth,
y" rs do hgd dc do Is do Gold do
80 do Fey cold do 80 do caslmeres and De
LANES. received this day by
oct26 StLEy, AGNEw 4 SwKARISGES
Il f'S Red Flannel, - White and yellow flannel,
VI 80 do Bro canton do, - do Canton do
10 do cold do do, 10 pis blue and green twilled
fannel, received TINS day by
ocl26 aELBY, AGNEw & SwsARIsGES.
COMBS, COMBS.
gTOBSE SIloE Plain aud Ornamented Hair combs
81 OF AL kinds. Fine TO1th ditto. Reddine Pocket
and Painters GfaiuIus combs, for sale low. Wholesale
or fetsil, by octc6 JAS MELLOR. Union 81.
JAMES BAKER.
WHOLESALE n RETAIL DEALER IN
Drugs, Medicines. Paints. aud nye S,uG-,
Corner Main aud Monroe SITS, WHEELING, Va.
October 20, Is4s.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-27

i. +. HArcH, Prot. Of PhrenoIogy, will lee
ture this evening in the house lately occupied
BY he Protestant Methodist; lo comneno al
81 o'cloca. Subjective Cause and Remedy
q. Evil. Come one! eeme altll And let
Us see how we are pr crossing moraliy aud in
tellectuully 4 pubic deIlneation oil CHARGE
Ter will be given.
Adtuiltance l2s cents.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-27

Hon. Dixon II. Lewis. Senator from Ala.
bama. died in New York on We nesday last.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-27

HALF-CEE>Ts G. +. Ia.
~ 50 Caty hoxes do
4 hl- chests imPertal do
10 DO Young dyson ito, efexcelient quality IA,
~ - "UN0 Llsi, hoNEi.L a 20,
Inn BAGS PATENT SHOT assorted M.
o"l' List, nuNELL q 20.
an y ROCK CANDY.
l bAie son Sheiitd Almonds.
/ ease Llquofice, Tor sale low.
"'H Llsf, HOWELL "a
= CEGoONS ; A. INDIGO. Pure.
~ SASH A4ddec, FOR saielow.
oe'" Llsf' HOWELL & ga.
90 bpAEs w. X cheese, tof ssiy TO so.s go
LIST """ELL \ %.
2OO3 ~, S''''n faras Nol5 Lm. uef..,v
~ LIST, HOWELL q 20
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-27
.EMONS LEMONS.

~. BONES fresa Lemons, Just received and FIR sae
ny "ci=l MRS klA1lNG, Monroe ST
NEEW sALMON-Just received and for sale hy
; u WOODROW, 23i Ma n Il.
YAH packages delivered free Of CHARGE oetta
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-27
WlLDER'S PATENT SALAMANDER
<

StST received an assortment Of the above Fire-Proof
W safes. and fer sale at the manufacturers prices, ny
PRYOR q fAULL, Agent tor the Manufacturers.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-27
HlCm1MI

% examine well ouj ,,c .hat tie Ballot Box
IS empty WHEN The voting commences. Some
Castles iu sume paris g the country. may
,irempf some OF heir usual frauds. aud mus.
therefore b. watched. Attend To thi. advice
,uj see that 10 Is not neglected. Fortunate.
IL, vii ms in Virginia. there Is no danger OF
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-27
Wheeling, Oct. 10Th, 1913.
70, the Times.

Wheeling, Oct. 20, ISIS.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-04-28
. 1 q q I ="

'ih Brethren Of the above order
'S'oli thn Territory of Wisconsin are
L., 40. 4 = that At the annual meet
So. 'ae "rRni Lodge of the United
r., I, Il q ne CITY Of Cincinnati. O
. d ~ ~ day Of Jrnusrv. 1870.
To Grand Lodge for the said
e~,b IN va h charter and deputation
Il. u r - a Mineral Point, Iowa Coun.
e.. .,'fen e the requisite degree arc
s. !. 'eqHrcd with all despatch 10 ar
as, o'fitation~ 50 establish snhord,n-
:. Where the same NAV be r.our-
a. eSnIar meetings Of the Cbnn,er
l7,. 4 The lodge room on the even
c., \ n"day Of each week. Brethren
l. o''i'4S N good standing are cordial.
:! 'a'l'ed to attcna a'e 'o'''''
Br wv. T. Hk>RY, C. s. A.
Henry B. "SlSg, G. a. w
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-04-28
IL. CORNISH

Ai be found at his old stand, two
- doors above the Store of c. Beeci
u Co. where he is nov receiving a larg,
ock of STOVES. among which may b..
ound the following:
Empire Air tight Cooking Stoves;
Niagara and Albany city DO.
Premium and Parlor Do.
Double Oven Do.
AIR tight Parlor and Plate Stoves O
various patterns and sizes; together wit
genera assortment Of Tin. Copper, Zinc
Lead. Sheet Iron, Wire &c. &c. whici
he will sell as cheap for Cash as they ca,
ne bought at any shop in this section OF
country.
tS7- Merchants supplied at eastern pri.
ces. with the addition of transportation.
job work done with despatch, and
IN reasonable terms.
Oct 2l. ls47. Stf
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-04-28

.t..0l ~. 81 orr. h,.,
Of rest0rtHg hsns"fves to health. IVil th,,
be lciSe tn tame Who can tel?
An individual only wishes to know the ight va,
10 pu>ue II; and thee none. W., IL sursIy mad
known how LIFE mi ghi be- Iol1ng-d and Han,
cpvee d. who Would not adopt The plan Evid.uc,
is required that the light way is discove ed Tbi.
Il what those suffering ON sickness want TO he ~,
I>trd bout. For who fuolis "a not To eniov n II
hr h"aih his body i capable of! Who Is Their. ina
would 30; live, when his experience can 50 nun,
b nrht himself and famjivl Ii is meianrbnlv fac
That very large proportion ntrhe most useful men,
'crs of snricrv d, b..twren the ages of thirty an,
forty. How many widows and h, pl,ss or,,haus hay.
pen the consequence of rnaukindupt having in ,h.,,
urn power the rean> nt restoring health when lo.i
Many dangers and difficulties can be prevented
and long and certain sick avrrted n, ma
'ure IN the outset with good dose of Brandretb'
Pills.
c. BEECH & CO., Agents. Mineral Point.
BAILEY Il CO, - Platteville
Sent. 10 l3t1.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-04-28
THE CONSTITUTION IS IN DAHeeR.

We cannot too strongly urge upon those who's
lungs are weak. ar IN any way affected. the necss,
NY at being car full how they venture abroad a, ia
season of tile wear. Dtath now gains with ram
strides upon th. steps of tn unwary. and in II.
hourly changes of sky and atmosp hre in this warn
Dl' climate uf ours. makes Ger ain advances UNI.
tn constitutions of lh- most Vi gorous bodies. L..
well To Your hralih Without this where can ba
l'lnr>s he found Keep the surface of Your boo
clean and warmly clad. and ; you gaze. upon H.
wasted form "f some friend or acquaintance "n iil
verge at d-olntion by prutracled consunpri,
'iisra>e; remember his first warning was a ,liet
cough or pain, aud inat these premouitory sym
toms might all have been rruls,,rd and the pati..f
restored To health b. the timely use of that ham.
remedy for every aft elton of the lungs and chest
DR. WIsTAKs BALsAN "F WILD CHERRY SCI
ny HENRY BLAkELY Agent
Corner OF Third ami Chr>n'.i Streets ST. LOAF,
M and by k. d PULFORD. Druoyi-,
~ - > ID
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-04-28

- 4 & L..
~ All persons are forbidden 10 NINE
d'S, cut timber, or otherwise trespass. on
the following described lands owned bv
me. without my written permission
namely, the West half OF the North Eas,
quarter OF section ~, town 8, range |
East, IN Iowa County, and the South hall
OF the y. W. quarter of the same section.
and all persons mining, digging or cutting
umo T, contrary 10 such permission will
De regarded a. ,respas>ers and treated &C.
cordlnciv hv WILLIAM PIX
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-04-28
Pills. Pills.

HOR every man. woman and child in
IL the country who need kind to ,uit
you all, say
Pulford's Anti-Billious Pills,
Fahnstock's do.
DR.. EImore's Improved Bilious do.
Jew Davd's Honey Coated do.
Oriental or Sovereign Balm do.
Lees Bilious do
Graeffenberg do.
Mnffat'S Pills L. Bittevs.
Sappngton's Ague Pills,
DR.. Bruce's do,
DR.. Brandreih's Pills,
Rev. b. H ibhard's do,
DIR. Angles Candy Coated do,
Herrick's Sugar Coated do,
md lots of other kinds, which you Gag
ct by calling at the Mineral Point Drum
Store. nearly opposite Beech's store.
Nov. Is r ID. PULFORD.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-04-28
PRINTING TYPES

WILL b. sold al BRUCE'SN.N TYPE
FOUNDRY. after March, >. Isis, ut the
iau""rn- very low prices, for approved SIX
months notes
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-04-28

~. uatamoras Flag, of the 18th uit-'
,ta, news reached that town the day be-
of,he explosion ofthe boiler OF the steam
io'Er',uLIand, few miles below Reynosa.
,,,h;c,,1hr pilot. one engineer, and two
Il .,,ans were killed.
49, wbirs have elected Is Senators and
n.mocrats g. The House will stand 10
,nhi,. 100 Democrats. aud l Independent.
!, Couaecticut.
.hort time since. the wife of a man In
..,,nepyile, Ohio, found him lying on the
cement, drunk. and taking cowhde, she
f.se him q severe dressing.
It is said tnat Secretary Walker will adver
.;,s for the sic, 600. 900 loan. just authorized
by Congress, in Europe rs well as at home
:. :. rumored that General Scott intends TO
,,,gn his commission as soon as ne arrives at
Washington.
Tho muuicipal election in st. Louis has re-
i ~ IN the choice ola Democratic Mayor
and City Council.
rh.-e !. quite a revival Of religion going on
:: .ne of the Methodist churches 10 New Or
isans. so the Delta tells Us.
Henry Clay reached his home at Ashland
on the 9Th INST.
Tns State election in Rhode Island on
"Wednesday resulted in the choice OF the
Whig ticket for State oihceFs
Dr.rH OF GIN CHARLES VI. READ.-lhe
/a,b.r of steam navigation on The great WHSt
.r, lakes. and the most extensive proprietor
nj steamboats, on these waters, Is DEPARTED
he WA. n citz IN Of Erie Pennsylvania. when
he beautified with magnificent hotel bear
inc his name He died in the prime OF ii!e
sHpwRrcK AND Loss OF LIFE.-The
wreck Of schooner Samuel Noyes, OF CasTin,
Ne. was fallen in with by the ship Errom-
anqa Feb. 22d. lat 40 30 n lon. 10 ID W.,
with only the master, Mr.. Hatch, on board,
IN. rest nf the crew, SIX IN number, having
persisted several DAYS previous. The follow
iny are the names OF those who persisted -
Osburne War;alI. mate has. Gray. cook;
Chas CORVALLIS. stewart OrIs Howard and
ia mes Snowman, seamen John Perkins, pas
senger.
SAVINGS B.~K OF BALTINoRE.-This in
stitutiau has declared an extra dividend on
the profits Of us business for the last three
wears, amounting 10 $1,000, which viii be
divided between drpoSrerS who have La
sums in the Bank for one year or more.
The New York Common Council has ap-
rropratrd the sum $4,000 10 the family OF
Mr. keer. who was killed at the late fire in
Duaur street.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-04-28

T,rrIt. r. ot " iscunsIu,
Iowa County,
james D. Jenkins an john q. jenkins, !
composing the hate firm of
John G. Jcukius * Co.
v. J.
Alvin HUMPHREYS and
d. {. HUM h.ys.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-04-28
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3' above prices, IN consequence Of in
ere'Nr' iag.Irt~> ion manufacturing. are much
Tedn..i from FORMER mres. \ liberal dis
count i'r cash Is maud at the date of the IN
volyr
Presses. CASES. Wood Type. Ink. &C.. fur
r.,..4. If .iIf lowest mauulactuar's prices.
either Tor c1>h or credit.
81. >nerlmrn Book tor 1918 is now read
i'F a.>i'qutlon 10 PRINTS vino viii send COR
I aHi eon'unS many new articles that we
rave never before exhibited. such a> Wr,finr
aarShe>, Ornaments, Ornamental Fonts,
\, % which we have an ample stock for
=. "fampf execution OF ord -.
trrS OF Newspapers VINO choose 10 pub
- advertisement thee times before the
:. o' Janr. 1915 and send u> one Of the pa
.eT, VIII b" PAID tor II IN Type when thew
t..sat>a from ", of our own manufactures
s'3 rom our Spccimiues, five times the
amount 81 their hill.
: " + or Sll'. several good second hand
nd Plren Power Presses. Stand
- ''s>s's, Hand Printing Presses. &c.
GEORGE BRUCE * co.
Rna.rS i. New York.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-04-28

" >HUES.l 100 Cas- S Boots
and Shoes from the best manutactu-
-" rers. for sale bv
Oct. lS47. JOHN MILTON.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-04-28
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CRICKET.
The regular meetings for play of the
Mineral Point Cricket Club, are every
Wednesday aud Saturday PLAY to COM
mence on each day at T. W. Tn,
c lcket ground a.Ijorn- th+- Race Track.
JOHN IL. VIVIAN. SEC.
~ r.D-------A Situation rs teacher
in q District or Select School, or in a private
family. The best Of References gwen.
Adde'S ). w. VAN MlER, Galena, III.
April %, A..
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-04-28

uxs o. + X A Y T. ID
T~ S From the subscriber, on
houtthe 5 n, inst IA small
~ ~ II bay mare, with a slna
IN her f,rercad. and
white ri below tn fctIoch an above the
honi of zach hind foot. Whoever will
return san mare, or give information
where She may be found, by addressing
note TO the Undersigned 10 Linden, shall
be Literally rewarded.
THOMAS RICHARDS.
Linden, Iowa County, W. T. 3l4w