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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-09-16

From The Cleveland ptain1saletl
erie two great parties Of The country
tneet fh6 q0estions-eath N character.
The Democracy, rs in IN, when the aues.
ton Was whether Te2as. should be refused
admission into our Union, because Of rs
institution Of slavery took q Southern man
for its candidate for President-one who
was known 10 be interest and principle
%imfnovably opposed to its rejection On
any, more esp ciaIIy such a ground; 80
pop, when tho question Is whether ibe
new States Of Mexico and California ,hall
be subject 10 slavery, that same Democracy;
the Democracy Of The Uaiou, be il remem.
bered, NJ sectional halEbred faction Of It
either sctcctcda Norhcrn man-one nbo
fas no Interest in siorerg, md no lone for
a--tO be lis kader and candtdatc for Pre-.
stidcnk.
'Tbe nomination ofLewis Cass by tbs
Democracy ofthe Union was male with
their eyes open to bis freely and frankly
declared sentiments upon This question.
His Nicholson letter had been for months
before the people, critised and reviewed
by friend and foes. In that letter we're the
following candid, liberal deciarations- We
may we'll rcgret the existence Of slavery in
the Southern States, and wish Hcg had
becn sarcd from as jntroduction.
But how have the Wing party met The
question: Asa party they bave not met
It a1.-Tbey have blinked Il utterly. They
have chosen, or choked down q s~iq1ehoidcr
as their candidate. They krow not bis
feelings Of views upon the qnrslion-and
are afraid TO commit him by any d~ecIara.
ton over his W signature upon II. They
fellowship cozipgly-bis suf porters North
and South; the fanatic Aboltionist Of the
one, and the ultra slave propaganda Of
The ether, each strive most jealousy 10
keep him uncommited.
"We have no fears Tor the result. We
DO not believe the tfckery or the malice
Of political demagogucs viii be fog-quite
the common sense Of The people.
"The Democracy must triumph. Gen.
Cas-, will be our next President. Our
new territories now free, viii be kept free
tIl the people oftbe territories when they
come to organize as a state, adjust It upon
their responsibility, and IN their
manner-and who, in the language Of
Secretary Walker, quoted above, belong
ing themselves to the colored race in Abe
ratio Of ten 10 one over the whites and
holding as they DO, the Government and
most Of the Offices in their possession, will
not permit the ensIavement On that terri
tory Of any portion ofthe colored race"
This will do for today. Tie foregoing
extracts are sufficient % expose the shame
less fraud attempted 10 be palmed upon
he people ofthe south. We shall take
care TO keep them fully advised Of tbe
position Of the Democracy in The free
States. We are not acquainted With a
single Gasp per North ofthe Potomac that
IS opposed to the Wilmos Proviso. Show
u ~onc-only one, and we shall say % IL.
Rqra ag9 ia terris,, Higroqae sisziima
fygno.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-09-16
NOTICE,

NOTICE.
An persons indebted 10 the late firm Of
Phillips and Lanoue are particularly request
ed to cali on the undersigned Immediately and
settle, otherwise their accounts will be hand.
cd iii Tor coliecsioH.
EUGENE LANOUE,
June l0-l5iS.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-09-16
IL son
EUGEN LANOUE.


so n u " AAAlNoC"s .
uA4 RfTEIVEn rrh late aniak.a large aud complete assortment Of fall and winter
;st, If The huA aud most fashionable styles, to which they call the attention oFtbe
public, 49,. #"# "
DRY GOODS. .u. ...
mmk aud wt nanfh and Engtsh broad cloths, plain and fancy rmsumptes plain andpi1
tuthpts,p dn lupeia. ky leans, raahmnteues. french and american ootonadeA white and
rod happa1s brown and bIpMhpd jnmbsts ttkmas, dms and usnabugs, RHGy cashmere
md bk satin vestuear rich printed mhnera dEcassn, Ionpntur de- Lame, Paris printed
,nnsnnnri de nfr.. Bib aud tl sE warp alpaca printed barmgH, blk. buhbaznes and
,oruo. blk ai gmrn bonhazauo, BLK rws do Naples and gNd svHs. rich peEtt silks,
lac, rLtat t{s IL AriIne rultIes dresses sorted FlntttBsJ EHbr, swiss robes for
rn iassas BLK wurapd and elk sargs greer bar~ge whhniaehona7 sand cahhtfs, plain
md GputI sups anHns french mrd ACE hAas needle work thsmeseuvs md cola
rsnpa hk md white nett laees silk wupa and damHk shawis4 corded ,hassiles,a and
r,ssrLa akts. musats md corset atts Irish linen, HnBn lawns, ehbroh hpnsurh anil
Lain l. EhmE. silk cotton and madmss do. polka ghmrs and cords, thread anlcothh ed
ris and RsaHhtra aides and rems gloves and hosiery. lIt aud fanny elk and satin
rTa adr tayha, various styles Of fail and winter stawl, 7ha aud Otuny elye. bUhnet, cap
and r1m'n1t araa and sMii ribbons ne, with general assortment Of Ikiusof goods lie.
uhy ttt IN his IrB 81 business.
. ." CNNHNAN
Fine n1mh and uAad dess antrpk cloth coats ~hFei twee1 and ea@hhete rambF
hR' aud Hdm'd rasdnere sacks, blk rhws youths aud boys tweeda aud tLh Hek eoat,
lmcv rAseiuere and hk cloth pants, fancy cashmere aud blk satin vests, Nlen shirts. draw
tan under 7lHis &c.
MATS 81 GAYS.
Uoa bin san nthakm. aud taHirrre hw. trvs hehtohRt1n do Dc, vtnhH hiE an
r,utbel crown 10, gents oys aud youths bill. and fancy chtbt caps ofhs most teten
orpR
& SVlOES.
Gpnt4 Rnc tot oUhni hBt, do, fine chrni rnnna hmean. ladies' calf and morocco
h,wanp. d. Ahtk and lrm7a hid sNs, do, "hur kl clips, youths and buys reEgrd and
soyed hrogahs, udszes car aswci dc. rhlia blk and rohrd do
NV u
Mons Eaeleh, snanthaat Columbian soiDes, buys do, do, ladies plain and quilted side
=rllaA saddle bag, blind btidrar cart saddles and lniehng i1nga matihgaIes gbs and
aurnGha.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-09-16

INC following ~feso'"'iol's' !, '.t We a4''"nl
OF The assessment, w !. SIX I3''"aiq 5 x
hundred ana SIXTY I'VE dollars, proposed At ~
Jdna session. "ftNe 'eFy "st past Vej ana t"o
Same Is h9re5f appF"Pfllttd 81 the pafIsa ta8
for the parish o. ms bato' ttoteej lof fhe
year lS4y, t0f the lolIoWlng purposes, rs con,
tanned 10 me HpecIHca'l'ns u the report o.
yUuf coma lttee, adopted a. me session al1rf-
said and published according u law "
Far Jurors, i9o ~
Justices nl ths peace ana
consfablest 509 w
Pnnbhrs, 500 ~
1s Z" Coroner, U 7O
" Police Jurors 6uD W
" Parish printer, U W
" Parish Attorney, 100 OO
3" Parish Auditor, 100 0O
= Clerk Of the police Jury, lOO 10
1" Public schools lobd systetn,J U OO
Contingent expenses ihclud-
ing bridges, 1850 OO
4" Elections, y w
4" City Bank, (say amount Of
debt)t 500 90
{" Parish Assessor Census and ~
koll) lOO w
=" Accounts allowed, 200 %
I" Commissions, 4G5 OO
Amounting In the aggregate to -
the sam Of 1866 90
And be II fuftf CT resolved That tfadss, pfo-
f~8ssi0ns, and occupations subject TO state
taxation, within the limits Of tbs parish be,
and the sane 5r6 respectively taxed for the
account 81 the said PARISH as follows On
Lawyers, Physicians, Dentists, and Apolhe-
carries, five dollars. Each kpseper Of billiard
tables. twenty five dolls Each, nine Or ten pin
alley five doflafs On each and every negro
trader, bringing or causing slaves to be
brought frotA other States, INTO this
parish for sale, five dollars on each and every
negro, so bought and sold, within ibis Parish
Which amount shall be- paid into The hands Of
tho Notary Public, ct the time OF passing the
salc; who shall ply The amour INTO tbe par.
ish treasury. On each and every pedler and
ha#ker, pedlfng ard hawking WITHIN the Inn
lts Of this parish, rs follows /: (ViZ) on each
ped,ar, trading With horse and Cafrlage, or
cart, twenty dollars on each ptdlar lradi1g
with packs on hbrsebtck, ten dollars ) aaafn
each foot podlar, i've doiia[s' ana no person
shan be permitted 10 hs"B gooos, "afes' on
merchandise Of any Kind, Wiihin me limits Of
this parish, until he, she, or they have paid
The proper TAX, az above spocitIed' INTO the
hands Of the parish treasnrer-abd upon which
payment, the sad parish treasurer - hereby
authorised, and required lotornlsh 10 each O
Gfe sad pedlars, as he case may be-, his GER
~tifcate, certifying the payment 81 the sad tax,
which certificate, on presentation sbaii au
thoriae the parish Recorder to issue : license
IN favour Of the applicant 70 pedd ana
hawk, WITHIN the units o. tsIs PARISH, i9r a
length Of tine, pFoportloned to the amount
rald-and the sad parish Recorder, shall be
entitled, ana he rs hereby authorised 10 de-
'nand, and receive az a Compensation tcf ms
services, from each applicant the sum oil one
dollar ana A'tP eehf.
And any peT$on WHO sbaii presume 10 PED
die, OF hawk wthin the limlis Of THIS parish,
without hfst obtaining surn Iirfrs9e snail DC
fined IN the snIn Of my dollars, recover be
before any GoHft baeing competent Jnrlsd'c
ton one nan fr tne use O ne person inloF'
ming ana prosecuting lof Lne SANG ana thc
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1848-04-19
nlisccllGueons.

Origin Of the Marsail2ais Hymn.
following acc ,unt Of the National Hymn
Of the French is from Lamartinc's His.
tory ofthc Girondins:
The Marscillase retains the echo Of a
song Of victory and also Of cry Of death;
is glorious rs one, dismal as the other
Here is its origin:
There was at that time (l702l young
artillery officer in garrison at Strasbourg
His name was Roujet de Lislc. FIe was
born al Louis.le. Saulnicr, in the Jura, a
country Of meditation and energy, as are
all mountain districts. This young man
loved war as soldier, and the Revolution
as thinker; he beguiled by verses and
music the weary impaticncc Of the garri-
son. Much sought after for his double
talent of musician and poet, he irequented
familiarity the house Of Dietrech, The
Mayor Of Strasbourg and patriot Alsali-
an. Dietrech's wife and daughters par.
TOXIN his enthusiasm for patriotism and
the Revolution. They loYed the young
officer; they gave inspiration 10 his heart,
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1848-04-19
FRENCH DEGREES.

"Ihe provisional government of the Re-
PuplIc, desiring to remit as soon as possible
TO defnltive government the powers which
It exercises on behalf and by the command of
the people, decrees:-
':Art. l. The electoral assemblies of can
tons arc convoked for the 9th April next, to
elect representatives of the people to the
National Assembly, which is to decree the
Constitution.
cart. :. The election shall be on the basis
of population.
"Art. 3. The total number OF representa-
tivcs OF the people shall be nine hundred, in
GLIDING Algeria and the French Colonies
"Art. 4. they shall be devidcd between the
dep Irtments in the proportion SET forth in the
following table
''Art. 5. The suffrage shall be direct and
universal
cart. 6. All Frcncbmen aged twenty-onc
years, resident in the commune for six months,
and not deprived OF or suspended from the
exercise OF civic rights by judicial decision
are electors.
"!Ar,. 7. All Frcnchmen aged twenty-five
years, and not deprived of or suspended from
the exercise of civic rights are qualified to
be elected representatives.
"Art. 8. The ballot shall be secret
cart. 8. All the electors shall vote at the
chief place Of their cantons, by ballottng
llsts. Each list shall contain as many names
as there are representatives to be elected in
the department.
''Thc examination of the votes shall take
place at the chief place in the canton, and
the declaration OF them at the chief town of
the department. No person can be nomina-
ted representative OF the people if he have
not 1000 votes.
cart 10. Each representative Of the peo.
pie shall receive an indemnity OF 25 fr. a.day
for the duration OF the session.
cart IL. An instruction OF the Provisional
Government ehall regulate the details Of the
execution Of the present decree.
cart. IL. The National Constituent AS
sembly shall open on the Goth April.
"Art l3. Tho present decree shall be inn
mediately sent to all the departments, and
published and placardcd in all the conmunes
Of the Republic.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1848-04-19

q q . lt.ili =,
O:IaUDIE !. ] 9 ] ( q! : III
The SUMTER BANNER:: q:
PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY MORNINB,sB sBY
..s{ YVsI lL LIAM j. FRANCIS1.
IT Err NJ s.

s '.0o Dollars in advance, Two Dollars and
4 Eitty-cents at the expiration Of sixmonths,so or
three Dollars at the end ol the year.
sfs,: ~ paper discontinued until all arrearages
;nless at the option Of the Proprietor.
0J Advertisement inserted at IS CITE. per
square, ia lines or less,) for the first and
sshalfsthat sum for each subsequent insertion.
The number of insertions to be marked
nall Advertisements or they will he publish
ed until ordered to be discontinued, and
charged accordingly.
EFO One Dollar per square for single in
sertion. Quarterly and Monthly ADVERTISE
;nents will be charged the same as single
insertion, and semi-monthly the same as new
pfnes.
4. All Obituary Notices exceeding six lines,
and Communications recommending Canai.
dates for public Offices or trusl-or putting
Exhibitions, will be charged as ADVERTISE
nlents.
10 All letters by mail must be paid to in.
sire pnnctual attendance
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1848-04-19

Hint TO THOSE WHO WASTE Ma
NURE.--A little book "On Manurcs," re-
Gently published in French, concludes
with the following sensible maxim: "I'he
scarcity ofmanurcs is the cause of the
stcrility of country, and it is useless to
improve the mechanical methods Of cul.
t''rc if We neglect this SOURCE Of fertility"
In Flanders it is commonly beiieyed that
the first crop cxlausts onc-half Of the ma.
nurc.-CompteS rcndu i academic.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1848-04-19
Arkansas htelHgencer.

THE GlRLs.-Not long since mar
riage was to be celebrated in the village
church. The minister after making q
very eloquent and touching discourse on
the duties and rights Of those who we're
about 10 be united, suddenly excloimed:
"Those who wish to be married will please
rise!" and Immediately after, there sho,
mp, aboye tho seated multitude, the heads,
handsome and other,pise, of crowd of
young girls, who had understood the re.
mark which was addressed to the contrac.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1848-04-19
NUMBER 25s

"Done: at Paris, in The government Coun-
cils the, 9Th March, (Sjgned). u;
By the membcrs Of tho DIVISIONAL GoY-.
eminent. 'FsSts;ls5 49, - ,ssssf:r
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-28

REMARKABLE CURE OF FILES,

Up iftRI1 1tNfE 81 .+IHaAf
Vanri IVnshin ioH. UsrASHrt Co.. Mass. Nov 20, i-if-
N.rssr<. Er1trAw 4 HL,sHAv-
Gputs-. of thtrV Ntats ! have 'ccn Afflicted WIN
fttss. general, Uaift,. aud Iufst atten. ears-lc "a
rora rH ar1iahsss af Tie tovcs. AVID Which t5i c's'cr
40 medical q. afmoH, if. tb6Pa au and otl'rr~ coHo
rive. Tile last three VrarS a. that time. W' suIc lnHs
der dcsrriptlou. lives confined % ut red. ura'r iu
joe 20 tut.,f. aud az tast ctpcu up Hy ut fHyt-c ans td
O ifrGs i4 dcsaglr o. ever gaining uy HeVti tH fl'i- taf
three tats store = commenced e-Ing Dr. / rhtu'- e rH
ulrrv.I was rrtiraiy spesehass. and o. y hurai c'afHe-
Ieurt. au4 theuscoi Ir. O. pbat's Iec'r7rt t1oret ca
nru NAN.i have ihe pleasure ef siIirH thr FsUr 10 Tie
suhiic that my Hcsth su4w good, aud h'pctsHve mfhF
wears. tfu Is God's wiz, apd to make kuowp tit vIrucs
urfr tplau's ieciulry. an - recommend y o. my
ahiirIct e'aw creatures. o. helped ur ie'oHd the *
a|crts-fcU sotaIilHA kHnW nay Case, AID ! car oHit 81
to others. tlal o. il 10 tuy npin~u .Ig rest sfcdieine 90
the world for lIc-, or anv d. Seasenf the toNcl-. aud %
ihet will use b. according - tAedir act.uuE ! niN uS-et
warrant a cure H every one. Nsurs. Wtth tie utmost
expression otiiaHtinlpes- CORNELIUS SUR
Erten.out. Rork Co, Mass, Nov. 70. ls47.
Tho above certificate Tells simple ana truttfut story
o. sal Tefiuc aad -cicf. Of watc1 as physician aHa Wi
mess tr tie case. ! cheeriuls cud-rs"
Or HNPMhN.
Nortce-fhe genuine rpiaH's l'e'fuafS Las 'fs
written s3uatute; Illus - I pam, VI ~ TIE
band is a 500 done VIII rcu, Free. - a tox.
sod wipesi'e aid r,talty kEeruAg q HENslitw.
I2I Frion street, y. ", : t~Et'dRACkE Err, Nseut,
tr W}tciIna, Va. apd hF Dausalsts generally tAtoush
out tie q : ava CaHadss. Iy2s
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-28
THE GRAND rURGhTIVE
HeS. slGxE1Ngty'@

Sugar Coated Vegetable Extract Piis.
rrHESE celebrated PtLiS have obtained an enyiahl,
h uoiOUcty in The United states as cufat.ve for gid
dine-s, dyspepsia. sour stomach, headache. fcvess, piles.
! cDstlvenesS, coughs, heart burn, aver complain 50 urVV.
indigestion and a variety OF other diseases 10 which
hastis heir, as amcdieiue for the million. ia allseasons
ottne year, sprlug. summer, fall and winter, Il Jude.
ale circumstances, they can he taken with perfect safrt,
and success. As a Nermliuse and general medicine Tor
children, lhey are unrivaled. Being coated with pure
white sugar. children vii easily lake them: they u.t.
ther gilpe nui Hauseate, are Eente at thorough IA their
operation For adutt- ~ Increasiugt the dose. ttey are
tquaiy ltntAclaL As an Anu-uilious Pan they will he
tourd witlrula Superior; ask any one among he thou
sands WHO use theai, audan unqualified approval VIII
I be 1.-The coitatr resuii.
Gemtuaet H.. CIickuer IS The original iByeutor
OF Sugar Coated liis, aud mai uOihHg % tn sort was
ever heard ot, untll he Introduced tfcm ia June. lsi3-
Purchasers, sh1Hid, therefore, always eek for tIiekuef's
sugar coated Vegetable F1ts. aud takc no Other, Or they
WILDE made tAe veins OF 8 fraud. Price - ceuts pet
huA.
ur. Clickrof'spr ncipal office for the sale ofFiHs. Is &C
Nersey ~ get. New Nlfk.
Nm JACKSON. 70 L.iberty ST head % Wood stree,
fIttslursh. la ,tuntfal AgSut Ter ftuHsy wanna, NoftA
lhis, aud N,-tetu Virginia.
sod tF tar iuipNlua tult appointed AGENTS.
\ - l%airchid, Nshteins la- AGfat L co, Bridge
port. loha fennuaofe. MafiInssif g.; j 4 u brown. rs
Mcfsiuf-h, + q host, WarrentaNu; Wallace hraeA
ef. Ia -rsIeei Nafa'c 4 Neucr, iuadolnhla; Cru WI
-3u, West Alexander; John Kelley, Cieysviile; Sample
Sweeney. ~ asln.tou
notice. tatrchiid has Ieen appointed Supply
us Agent for Western Virginia Accents ernt,iHg ur
lfetsu plies, end persons wlsAin. TO tseuaae Agents.
wall please a9ply - Kim. %
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ATFX HENNANS.

eTEnHU g. the GOOD Of the WnnT Nrr-ln aud Nrs Null W
~. --,-t.ss - 90 - n "a Ware. 10 a.
r1,so.st,s ~ C,IE,r,5s Fws M Inc r.iIf Of their
inrest~a-ors n th~v wi rsUs
AlENNNbf4 htl wv -
will and The no~f feauuiai pr't1cno's ~ lof-i,n sN'
Domestic Manufacture crs- l,s.ea.ed@ l"e panIei.
purchased his goods rom trst bands, snd De- assures hls
sny other bol.e ~ 'aon; aed eounry Merchant. wiz
find % g. Their advantage % VISIT the who'cssle depsi-
meuto Of hts store, shrts they VIII ind the er"std'a
rfC.y 81 Piece Goods That can Re presented "them q"
thc western coauty.
Fortae satatRrtou sf thr scadine public. ana those
wha can auiv spell. uEf A. takcs pleasure 10 emu
msraa1s 4 pa-tot Inns extensive a,~ortnent % wit
tlnrfS-Io pieces Preach. tfghsh. Neieium and
German cloths. aH9t1 nHt-3 WI - found some iuu
g. wide s1t v'FS t"". eti = tf Lenies esesss'
also, q vsrY hrat and lore rrih at he io" acct
SO tof a coat ulHatfd' Alse' lew rieofs e'ussi
perfne, % feaht'- tr~t- sHch 60 cannot z chceiled' "a
tier for tenltt ~ price, it ire western world
C~ASSiMLkLs-A large es-t 81 ca-siueies, pin.
bara aud striped al t5eSaf s3leso liices = g""d
pair Of csss.mc- nan ifiH'ne f tnr SO. Ai>o,a 70 pcs
pin sfs iaesslh cazsHHefeoi sHpf ghaftF.
-ATiNEfTS-lS. ps s7"etis, at al eolors AVID
~quslities, aud cn,al or thar cye'. soue ~ iow as Is 34c
pei yd- Afs'. Dab cloths aad Sstineus suitable 70
Twceis AVID Jeans OF excellent qualities. at almost
yo1r own prices.
vEsti>GS-l good selection ofs''iu. tard meriuo
and cashmere NesIHss-Alsa, fith styie hgh eoloieh
fancy vcvots.
DOMtsiiCS-N usbssi quality Bel Iickine son"
vetE good att.c per }a-Als- 10 case IS yea H'"-ii
.h' - % y, a".
Or Zoe. snch a. has iorne1v sold al i'c. lohs''s M
leacAUd muslin. o zuoi af.riFi 44Hiatt ser yd-Alst
itueus. PIN and twiicd. 'H'a &c for wagon covers and
hseEirg. ~ very lN frccs.
ILANN HLS-A verF heetE ass'4imenl Of ed. white,
20 tda rracH Gud tAut. rlaH aud twiHei 4 isnneis. =
gnot ealc'cof red 90 J o.. eli'on 'p az eoi'f'' checks
iiuse} ~ GOOD qualities 0ntIo" pa 81.
lftp fsueV -it ie fancy frtnis,N y S6etp.
- iat.s Is~aHHcHs oi ifeHch. Scotch, hdaohesi.f
and nauas e Husfa'rs az pc Gee extremely low.
THENCi NND Y ALiAA |OuNS-ih pcs sHRs
CT sattrF lsdies dr"sssr' fla nlaid, tiNgh otmuis'
4. Is ElNDfr. riNff HfaFl~ NHHNfA tNlil fN ENlf '
quaAt N fn-s" black tfus lie hhinei - men hehNi
= are t-ciui 2 inch suaer noiled SUI -ain striped
faus Pesr 1ttra AelEf an. very Wit' isfisths
Meco smasF t'fas d. hnhr, h1iled *iA' new rtYFe'
20 H+i .gris we"ei raiafei Snel so lnsfes-
Aso.a few piece HHck dph'H with Extra htf ius'tes'
suitable for lad'es mattiles aud Vister $50 8 lew
q CeS ! YAK sbiiHut an fNtt qnHfuN al ~ Waicn WI
re sold very low Afift Rttclc 81 stripped lNiled sus
nfeen 5 ards .f pattern A. t,'1 per pattern COED qnahN
plain Hack silk a, 81 csHts ger Nd. Also SIN serses" 81
nHest qtalty barred and striped.
fkiNIS-ttOu ls new style fancy Pants, which
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-28
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DR.. Towr<cud- : ttsaptrlia q 90 sovereign aud speedy
cure for incipirut Consumption, Blrreuc.s, P~roiapsu, Uteti
or Falling pf the Womb, tp-Htcaess Piles. Lcururfhra,
Or Whites ohstru,trd or dtlicult MrustrualUn. lucouit
ncnce OF Urine. or involuntary discharge thereof. aud Tor
the general prn,trition ofthe systeul-no matter IS hether
the result of Inherent e3u.c or cBlscs produced t} ifregu-
ttritv, illness ur accident NofaiaE caH be uafc surprs-
tus tlsu it, iuvt4afltth4 effects ou the human frame. Per-
sons Of ul weakness aud lassitude. from taking 1t al aUre
become robust and fan OF energy under lis Influence 1t
immediately eounteraets The uertc iessness of tic female
frame. winch Is tuc great cause Of Bafre1uess. itNHl not
Be expected OF ~, IN cases of so delicate a nature. to ex-
iimt Certificate af cures performed but ~ can assure the
afflicted. that hundreds Of cases have been reported 20 NJ.
Thousands Of eases where families have been without
children, afeer using a few bottles of thu invaluable msii'
cine. haye haen blessed WITH fire. AeaItht olsprlng.