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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-02

The WISCONSIN JUDICIARY The newly elect
ed Judges of our Circuit and Supreme Courts meet at
Madison on Monday next, TO draw for terms ana 70
elect Chief Justice II is somewhat mafkaole
fact that four of our 1--WE Judges New-iorkers,
viz. Nessrs A. w. stow, NJ. NJ. Jackson, Levi Hub
bell and Charles IL. Larrabee. The nth Mr. Wilton
is from Connecticut but studied his profession IN New
York. thh"auAoc 0en''"o''
OF these three are Wings and two Loco'focos.-
This will do very well for Loco Foco state
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-02
Colonization Rooms.


WAsHiNGToN august y I-I-
The Liberia Packet will sail from Baltimore for
vonrovis and other ports in Liberia on the 9TH Sep
,euh,r of which em grants and others will please take
notice , - r-,.a
ietters for citizens OF Liberia or for the United
states squadron on the African coast viii be dnly Tor
Isnes usn NJ ID Colonization Office, Baltimore
'-'' 'i w. McLAlN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-02
THE HoLSTEIN WAR.

Letters frora Amsterdsm Of late date have been re-
ceived thi. morning in which there is expressed the
universal opinion that the rupture with Denmark will
b. speedily adjusted Additional troops were arriving
daily but Is said that orders hal been issued 10
couutermani their march.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-02
SPAIN.
The Carlisr lusurrecfiOuss

Accounts from Catalonia state that band oil heguo
leans had invaded the Province from France ana nAo
entered the Of Msnsanet de Cabrens where fney
pillAaed the house Of the Mayor and exchanged some
shots with the troops after which they Ioned Monte
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-02
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
By Telegraph TO The New-YOrk Tribune
Incidents and Accidents.


les Turner Esq. publishes carl IN the C"'0"
of,hi. morning declining the judgeship Of Oregon
Mr. Scott the Conductor Of the Western Railroad
trsin ha. bad both his legs crushed.
Patrick Whelan was hung al Wheeling day Tor the
crime of murder lie made no confession.
small boy has been dreadiuAy bitten by shark at
BALTIMORE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-02
WALLACHIA.

The SlabioH Mercury OF the 9TH instant announces
that the Revolutionary Government al Bucharest has
been overthrow and the ancient order OF things re
stored by Colonel Solomon OdObesc0
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-02

MOVEMENTS FOR Mr.. CLAY IN BosroN-Ihe
Boston Traveller says number of the friends OF MI
CLAY in that section, seriously contemplate demon
stration in his favor for the Presidency.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-02

easy virtue" said 10 have formed portion of the
moral and motley crew employed to do Tho dirty
work IN Dublin.
A Polish Refugee named sino~ski has been arrested
Carlow where. it Is said be went to instruct parties IN
the military exercise.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-02

The arrivals ct this port for the month ending
,his dav Is $50 Same month last year 33o-incfessc,
~ So far, this year the foreign arrivals have been
2o2o Up 70 the same time last year lo-ipcxease so
Boston Traveller. 3lst vi.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-02
neIcsntc- 10 the WING State Conyentit

Columbia Co.. Let Dist WILLIAM MILLER OF Hudson
lid -. ID. VAN ScHAicS OF hinderhook
Vavne Co Eastern Dist NELSON PAYNE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-02

tF JoHs VAS BUREs is one Of the most IN
dustrious Of men just away Down East The s'''
ton 7yarei Of the 3i.t says of the Primes; He aas
promised to speak in Fsneul Hall next wednesday
evening-speaks to-day CThursdsyl a, rniisoephs
Friday 1t Newyork saturday at WllIam,ouIg; "a
Monday pleads case at Brooklyn, which wiii tske AZ
issst one rdsy "Wednesday he speaks in tsneu Hall
Thursday afternoon he has case TO come on "a tne
snnreme Court at Albany. In the course Of these AK
days he viii have 70 travel ,re over =, suS &c.
one hour long and ofener one and half and plead
ca. IN court--a pretty good six days work.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-02

tT- Mr.. Charles A. Meigs, merchant OF Ldge-
ded $ c. has been arrested for robbing the Post once
that place The PostOfce was IN the same pSla "a
and has heretofore sustained good character
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-02

LOUIsIANA-Gov. JOHNSON has called an Extra
Session of the Legislature for the first Monday IN De
cembcr next, syowedy to make provision for the sup
port of the Free Public Schools of the State but his
Proclamation also refers to other matters deemed I'M
poriant for legislation The regular Session oil the Le
gisature meets in January, $50
Several Shareholders have made application TO ke'
corder seuzenen, OF the Hid Municipality oil NewOr
leans for the emancipation of their Slaves After con-
siderable discussion in the Court few applications
were granted and the consideration of the remainder
has been postponed.
Free Soil Meetings are not unfrequent in New'or'
leans All violations Of the Negro Code are studously
avoided by the speakers. The ". o. Crescent Is IN
clined to think that Van Buren, and Adams will carry
New-York, Massachusetts, Vermont Connecticut, and
possibly Ohio which may cause the election to deyove
upon the House. The Buffalo Convention has caused
considerable excitement in louisiana
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-02

Cy' r.. X. GooDENow, Esq. IS the wing can
didate for Congress in what is called the "Comet
district in Maine
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-02
RHOnKIYN AFfAlRS.

BRUTAL FiGHr.-Y esterday afternoon some ol
the Ncwiork bhoys visited this city for the purpose
If having regular set 70 with those OF the same kid
ney residing this side Of the last River The Ponce
receiving Information Of what was going on among
them, repaired 10 the scene vi action, not however be
fore some Of them had got considerable bruslng.
One OF the Ncwlorkers, butcher by the name Of
Flyn IS said, severely injured that he had TO
be- carried home. They selected vacant lot on Ray.
mond a. rear Of the City Park, where they formed
their ring.
DoiNCs IL The COURTs.-ln the case Of Henry
Payson vs. Andrew B. Hodges, for libel alluded TO
yesterday the jury rendered verdict of $40 damages
iog the plaintiff
LEAD iSFAST FoUSD.-The body Of a male in
FAINT found yesterday afternoon In vacant lot in
Am,tyst More mystery The Coroner was called 10
Investigate the matter
THE POTATO ROT IN Nova ScoTIA.--Hslitax
papers state that since the late heavy rains the Potato
vines have become green again with prospee. OF good
sad healthy yield.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-02
Latest News.
England.

In the Telegraphic Dsatches Of some Of the
morning papers, we indthe following
ENGLAND.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-02

DEATHS AT THE EMIGRANT AND MARINE Hos
rrrALs, Aug. 30-Maithew Moore, 10 arrived in the
Dieby; Kennedy Ryan, H. in the Kate Hunter John
Peters q, in the Rob Roy-neither OF yellow fever
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-15
CRIMES IN MEXICO.

The trial, conviction. and by this time prob
ably, the execution Of three American Lieut.
tenants in Mexico for base and horrid crime
is one of the most Notifying and disgraceiul
circumstances connected with the present war
Two of these officers were Lieutenants of
Pennsylvania volunteers, and third was a
Lieutenant in the End infantry. These men
holding commissions in the service Of the u.
s., and having distinguished themselves great
ly in battle, actually committed the Infamous
crimes OF burglary and murder. We are at a
loss to understand how such characters ever
found their way 20 "a position where they
could be able to bring such terrible reproach
upon .heir country,
The effect may possibly'be beneficial to the
Mexicans, showing them that in the Amefi-
can Army punishment follows crime what
ever the rank of the offender, TACT which can
scarcely be asserted however of the admins
tration of justice in our civil courts. 1t is
probable that these men thoughta Mexican
ialr game, whether in the battle field or in
his house. and could not discriminate between
the justice of cutting him down and seizing
his effects during actual hostilities or during
an armisiice. They have probably been able
by this time 10 draw the distinction.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-15

Gen Cass, SAYS the Louisville Journal, sig
nalized himself at an early period in his ca
reer by writing series of papers in New
Hampshire against Mr. Jefferson's adminlstra-
ton. These papers will shortly be re pub
lished as specimens Of the ability and opin-
ions Of the Locoloco candidate. Those To-
coiocos. who are in the habit of referring to
the administration of Mr. Jefferson as the
brightest portion of our political history, will
doubtless be greatly edited by reading what
their Presidential candidate said against the
"Aposile of Democracy" Whether the
Generals baptism in the pool OF Locofocoism
under Jdckson's administration eifectually re-
moved the taint OF Federalism from his soul,
is question which the more Orthodox OF his
advocates will BE- called OIL to decide. 1t is
knotty point and we wish them much JOY in
their labo S.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-15
RAIL ROAD.

The meeting to night at the City Hail. IS
the most important oneever called or helu III
this city, important to every man. property
holder or not, merchant, mechanic iaooref'
and those of every age and occupation. Inc
important proposition VIII DC Pieee"'e' "
subscribe $500 900 to the Western hal' hoao'
1t will be made in good faith and firm con-
y;c,ion that it is necessary and rxpedient' and
If the NEE ting of onight, called with all que
notice. and free to all, should give lis voice
in favor of such subscription, II VIII oe e'
teamed the duty OF the Council to make IL az
the earliest possible day.
Every man should therefore be present, and
be prepared TO express his opinion Oh .ne
measure, fully, freely and unresefVea'y' ''a'
there NAV be no complaints hereafter
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-15
A CHAPTER OF ACCIDENTS IN ST
IOIfIS

During the storm on Friday night last, Sc
veral houses in this city AID vicinity were
struck by lightning-no lives lost. The hea-
w rains on Friday and Saturday nights, II IS
feared have done much damage in the coun-
try. We are informed that many bridges
over small strea ms ia this county have been
swept away by the flood. A tremendous
storm passed over this city en- Saturday night,
The tops Of many chimneys were blown OIL,
and otherwise Injured. Eight steamers lying
up below the docks were torn from their
moorings, and blown out the river. he
Convoy, Almoga and small new boat lodged
on the dy Ike OF stone at the loot OF Bloody Isl
and. The Cbamplain, Brunswick and High
lander were driven across the river to the llli-
nois shore, and the Eudora and Independence
passed down the river out OF sight OF the city.
A negro man, the property OF Robert For
sythe, Esq. was drowned in the Rivere des
Peres on Saturday morning last. On the
same day German baker and horse were
drowned in sink hole on Lafayette street,
near the Pheuix Mill. He had been married
about two weeks.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-15

How TRUE TO THE LIFEi-We find the
following iii the Frankfort, Ky. Common
lrealth. There is hardly Eocofoco county
in the Union which has not furnished SINH
lar example.
"a correspondent of the Kentucky Wing
gives an amusing account of he progress OF
"a recruiting cfficer, Captain Metcaie. in the
county of Carter, which is three or four To one,
Democratic, and one would suppose, would
be very full OF valor, if their professions
are taken as evidence. Capt. NJ being at
hons on the recruiting service, looked to
Carter, which has often "tendered,'' but has
never given" aid in the prosecution of the
war. as the place, above all Others, for re-
cruting station He accordingly went there
posted up his bills, aud offered all sorts OF in
ducemenls 10 those disposed to "battle for
| their country"--and after several DAYS spent
in hari work, recruited one man. aud left in
despair A day or two after he elt, a notice
Was posted up calling a meeting OF the pa,ri
otto war demoeiacy, at the Court House, for
the purpose OF selecting candidate Tor the
Legislature. This announcement, as usual
produced great excitement, and the citizens
from all parts were pr pairing to attend.-
Meanwhile, however, some waggi>h fellow
added postscript to The call for ii meeting,
announcing the tact that Captain Melcalie
would attend the meeting, Tor the purpose o!
recruiting such able-b bodied men as were dis
posed to go forth to the wars, to fight, bleed
and die tor their country. The news spread
like wild fire, and though il was promptly
couradicted the able bodied men did not
come to the meeting-there wasnot quorum
present, and ior the first time in the history
OF Carter, the announcement OF Locoioco
meeting found no response in tn, hearts OF
the iadomitable Locolucos of the lever true
aud glorious Old Ninth'--and il is further
stated as the opinion OF those "who ought 10
know" that there never will be a NEE ing OF
the unterrifed while recruiting officer re.
mains in that region"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-15
LOUISVILLE COURIER OFFICE,
~ Ir. I,..,. @ z d Al

THURSDAY EVENING, June 3, I'm.
Business as usual was dull to-day, and we
hearof but few sales. Flour has declined a
shade, and Whisky. has advanced proper
tionaly these are about the only alterations
noticeable; weather warm, and river falling.
with 5 feet two or three inches in the canal.
TOBACCO--We notice sales OF seven bids
al the Planters arehouse, as follows l bid
Thirds d, ST. IS; l hid Seconds 81; lhhd do
3d. and | hid do at $3 80; and hid Seconds
reviewed at SO per 100 lbs. Sales at this ware
house since the oath August, lS47, amount to
1910 hhds. We are unable to give to-day s
sales at Todd's warehouse. The use OF the
sale book haveing been denied us by the pro-
prietors, because we would not agree 10 re-
port according TO their instructions.
WHISKEY.-A further advance. We no.
tice silesof70 bbls raw, to-day, at l5aal6
and small lots OF rectified at l53al5sc.
Notwithstanding of moment done
in this line. Light sales OF Sugar, Coffee and
Moasses at former rates.
PARTNERSHIP small lots Of new
offered at 2Sc. Market dull at this rate.
FLAXSEED.-Dull at 65a7Cc per bushel
POTATOES.-Slles of old at 20a25c per
bushel.
DRIED FRUITS.-none selling, and but
little OF good quality upon the market.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-15
A REMARKABLE CHARACrER-Tb

| A REMARKABLE CHARACTER The
lMatamoros FIag announces that MIR. Samuel
Bangs, hotel keeper at Point Isabel. is about
to erect splendid ho.e at the Point, and
gives the following sketch:
"Mr. Bangs, we believe, is the only surviv-
or of that glorious band of fellows who fol :
| lowed the fortunes of the patriotic and cliv-
alrous but ill-iated Nina. 1t was in 1886
| that he embarked his fortunes under the BAN
ner OF that exiled Spanish patriot with the
rank of captain OF artillery, and for seven
long years encountered the dangers and shar-
ed the glories Of that memorable expedition
with its fearless chief He took with him a
portable printing office, and the bulletins
which he occasionally issued therefrom i'm
parted to the world the only account ever
published of Nina and his exploits. To this
unfortunate man and his brave comrades was
Mexico partially indebted for her indepen-
dence Deserted, at the commencement by
his Mexican coniederates. he, with his five
hundred American followers, several of whom
had previously fought under the celebrated
Laiitte, contributed, equally with Hidalgo
and others, to the disenthralment of Mexico
from the mother couatry. Mr.. Bangs was
aIterwarI printer to The Governor OF famaul
ipas, and was among the pioneers who intro
duced the divine art into Texas.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-15

The cold weather which has prevailed for
some days in this quarter, appears to have
been general through the country. In Bos-
ton IL colder on The lst OF June than on
the lst of January. According to the Daily
Journal the tn rmometer on the LIST OF Janu-
airy indicated uniform temperature OF fifty
eight degrees at sunrise. noon and sunset,
whilst on the first of June the temperat ure
was forty four degrees at sunrise, flly-sx de-
gress al noon, and fifty seven at sunset.
In Gloucester, Mass, there was u heavy
| frost on the lst inst, and at SIX O'Clock it
showed quite fast. In New buryp9rt, also,
there was a little ''hurry" OF snow, and the
mercury sank to 80.
| A letter from Littleton, ~ H., says that
snow fell for more than an hour in that place
on the LIST, and on the morning OF the 81 inst.
1t was found that water had frozsl one quar-
| ter OF an inch in thickness.
The Salem Register has the following
weather "reminiscences which show that this
unusual cold is not without parallel:
GA sunrise on the morning of the LIST OF
June, lS36-which was the coolest summer
since lSl6-the mercury stood at 32, and the
roofs OF the houses were white with FROST
| On the ID of June, l043, there was severe
frost, and the Thermometer stood at sunrise at
only 80. Snow, it is said, fell that morning.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-15
PUBLIC MEETING.

THE citizens OF Wheeling are hereby mott.
iled that IN compliance with a resolution
adopted by the Board of Trade, a public NEE t.
ing will be held in the City Hall on THURS
DAY the 18th OF this month, at u o'clock,
T. NJ, to determine upon the expedency of
recommending the City Council to subscribe
a liked sum, 10 aid in the construction of
Kali Road from this city through the State Of
ONO, and to adopt such other measures as may
be deemed best calculated to secure the inter,
ests OF the city in connection with this great
improvement. (Argus copy.)
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-15
Notice.

~ 10 decree ofthe Circuit Superior couy,
49,, ''.~ ana ohancery for the county of Tyler rem
~ a.u uhdeiern.ned wherein Friend Cor IL ,n.
ts s"n, ana W am Good heir at Law of John Good
VI w. anu onefs defendants, will sell on the an dsy
a. e front door OF The Court house in the town of
Ina tract OF one hundred and twenty acres OF
cs',a," " ~ o ue waters OF Point Pleasant in said
& u uclh2 me same tract fland that John Cooue,
nc conveyed to John Good. The sale TO he on In
ooWius iefms, to vii: One fourth of the purch.ss
"aey 10 he paid in hand fourth in eight mon,h
one oarth IN sixesn months and the remainins e,..
& ey four months the purchaser to give bonds ~ mi
iIents. LANES ,.r ~ ny, ..i.iIeu lhslaI'
lune 18th, ls4S 40 Err >
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-15
From the Pittsburgh Gazette.
PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

Philadelphia, June II, p. m.
Flour--Saes Of good brands to moderate
extent at $3.50 per Dbl. The market to-day
was steady tut not active.
Wheat-Sales of prime white at 100 per
bu., and of cohice red, l20al2l per bu.
Corn-sales of prime white at SO per bu.
Sales of prime yellow a SOC per bu.
Cotton-Nothing is doing in the article.
Corn Meal-Sales at S2.37 per Dbl. Some
dealers demand 2.43, but buyers are not dis
posed to accede.
Lard is firm but prices are unchanged.
Bacon-lhere is less inquiry Tor provisions
generally.
The markets generally are without change.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-15
NHslIINe WHOLESALE p aICsS CURRENT
DAILY TIMES OFFICE,


"a June Is, 1913.
Business is extremely dull. our market but
,oorly atiecded and general complaints exist
ng.
BEANs.-50a625c.
BEEswAx-lS 20 cents, dull.
BAcoN-3 a 80, Hams % a, Siles 3 to3i
,holhers pa "a.
CoRDAoe.-White Rope Coil l2c. " ID.
when cut lac.
Jared Rope by Coil lie.
when cut l2ac. Hemp
,ed Cords SOAP ,0Oa3 90 y doz.
CRACK ERs --SiS4 so per barrel.
CANDLEs.--Sperm 35c; mould l0c; dip
ed &c.
Corn MEAL.-Sales at 81 ,5Oasl ,62.pr Dbl
CoFFEE.-Sales Rio at SaSlcts. Java iOac.
CoPPER.- Brazier's 30c, bolt &c.
DyE-WooD -Logwood "a "a
FEATHERs.- 32a35c.
, FIsB.-No. | mackerel, 81 No. =. 9'Uo;
No. $3.50 per barrel. Salmon Sio io'
No.
Frait-No change in fruits. Dates IL H.
Died Apples 62a65; Peaches 81 ,2oal %
FLouR-S3.6 50 to 3.75-a heavy decline.
GRAIN-Wheat S0a95c. Oats 25c.
CoRN-30a37c; Rye 40a45.
GLASS; bvl0 SO, Tad 90 10 by IL "a ,23a
81 So by 20 $500.
GuN PowDER.-Rife 1878; Rock S4.2o.
HEMp.-None in market.
INDIGo.-75caSl 20.
IRoN.--Sales at 39a33 for Allegheny; Hang
ing Rock $50; Iron Mountain S43, four mos
Sales of Tennessee at $3l, Bar, Juniata 3
Sheet "a 73c.
Lrap.-Pig4 a.; Bar SC; White Leae
so a. pure LIS.
LuMBER.--Ciear S24 per thousand; com
mon Sl3. The stocks al our Yards are lar
NA1Ls.--4d SIC; Cd 4ic; Sd Ate; lOd &c; ne
! change. -, &c
OILs Sperm Goal As Linseed Oil o6
Lard Oil sec; Tanners Oil l7alS.
PArNTs.-Whiting laalac; Venetian rec
43a5c; Etharge &c.
SplcEs.-Pepper Sal0c; Cassia 2Cc; Cloves
26a23,., Nutmegs 8 80, Ginger, 9al2Ac.
G1NsgNG.-Dull at 25a26c.
| PRovrsIoNs.-Lard 5a6; Butter, keg. ga
Roll, l0al2Ac.
Bulk meat. None in market.
| Serps-Clover 3,00a3,25; Timothy 81 ,75a
FLAx-75aS0.
TIN-PIate Sl0,75 per box.
WHIsKy-City Rectified lSa 2Oc;
ASHES 1e
Po!s4s.
| Saleratus those.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-15

DON'T COMPLAIN.-A merchant was
one day returning from market. He was GA
hor.eback, aud behind his saddle was a vaise
filed with money The rain Tell with VIC
lence and The good old man was wet to he
skin. Al this Time be was vexed, and muir
nufel because God had given him such hard
weather Tor his journey. He soon reached
the border of thick forest. What was his
terror ON beholding on one side of the road
r,bber, who dwelling has glln, was aiming at
him, aud attempting to fire, bat the powder
b.ing wet with the rain, the gun did no. go
off, and the merchant giving spurs 10 his
horse fertu ately had time 10 escape As
soon as he found himself safe. he said TO him
sill, chow wrong was | not TO endure the
rain patiently, as sent BY Providence ii the
weather had heen dry aud fair, | should not
probably been alive al this hour. The rain
which CAUSED the to murnur came at iortu-
nate. moment t. save my lie, and preserve
lne my property"
A female recently died in Ireland at the
n
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-15
CINCINNATI MARKET,

Cincinnati, June IL, 1913.
Flour-The market is dull with sales at
SO Is per Dbl.
Barley-Sales of 200 sacks at 80 cents per
bu.
Sugar-Sales at 4la4a for fine fair to prime
Provisions are without change, prices are
firm. Of Lard the market is bare, and have
no sales TO report. a.
Wbiskey-Saes OF 400 bbls at l4s-a de-
cline.
Cheese the stock on hand is small, with
sales in retail way at &c per lb.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-15
HO! YOU ARE GETTING BALD. ARE
YGJI2

EEEELL, that is a misfortune and not crime; but to
w remain bald, when so fine an opportunity offers
70 restore your Aa, by faithful and liberal use of
Jayhes Hair Tonic, is hut little short crime This val
uahe preparation excites the scalp a new and heal
my aco ceanses It from scurf and dandru, prevents
the hair from falling Off, cures those eruptye diseases
which Often appear the head, and in majority of
cases produces tine growth of new hair 1t also gives
the hair rich and beautiful appearance uneoualed NV
any thing of the kind. ts.-- -