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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-12
-. cHANcE. u a. roLlncAL scRANgLE

VANS CHANCES u The POLiIiCAL scRANblh
What Congress viii do, sm utterly unable ~ say =
hut ,tst popular election can be made Of any other
candidate without the vote ofNewiork, have not the
al shtest reason 10 believe. The south y notorousiy
diyded-the Southern electoral votes viii be dstout
ed Internationally between Taylor and Cas-
No reasonable calculation can be formed without New
York which will give either OF those gentlemen sui
fcept electoral votes make him President Of inc
United states and under such circumstance iee' As
h th Buffalo tcset had a. good chance Of election a
any one Of those now before the people lCheefsI
Of this state would not presume 70 speak-tne State
Of Massachusetts must speak for rsei lCnes OF II
will IL willr1 But have taken some pans 70 snow
what's the platform upon which we stand. WE STAND
UPON THE PLATFORM Or THE REVOLUTION, sketcheo
and planned in the Declaration Of lndependeuce-con
secrsed 20 Liberty by the blood shed az Lexington
and Bunker Hll-and should be guilty Of inndety to
the citizens Of this tsteo the cause Of Human LiDer
ty-it IL could be Inferred that believed standing here
in these old headquarters Of Freedom anything else oui
that Massachusetts would stand and by this glorious
and IL n--i-nrrn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-12

" The subscriber, the numerous Solicitations Of bi-
fends mas been induced 10 put before The pub msdcine
which has been used IN the family for number Of years In
al cases u drOpsy win the utmost One bOe
generally sufficient 10 the severe case Price
= per bottle For sale Al 10 East Broadway private re-
sidenceJ a. luz
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-12
MUSIC IN SCHOOLS.

Mr.. EDWARD HOWE, Jr, Orgsnist Al DR.. Mason's
vi Church. Beeckrrsf and Instructor 10 Sacred Music IL
Union Theological Seminary teaches vocal mrsc IN schools
and semnafies and de also continues % ~
private pupils 90 the organ and panotoFe and In
singing and he science Of harmony ccrnerpont &c. APP
plcAu0ns received his residence, - Gfeeoes
a. lssi.A
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-12

AcEIpder one year -. 70 years So 20 > = D 70
n 12. Do IL - D. a o. o. go So o a. - 90 20 ~ lp ~
fo ID 81 10 - g. 20 o. o. CD fo eo. utEru"n
t,crs o. SarIvrY--U rf-l states. go ireland, 81
Fn-srf "a. -rofs nd r.. Germany, ID; frfrce = li-.
/ 3. Rg..ia West Indiez. Portugal ] Poland
F-1-r Vaarif. Bellevue IS P-uifenrary Hoo .al b.acs
,sefl-. island a. small Por Hosu,al. Do do = afls
Isari 2. Rand a- Island 81 CRY Hospital, l Aims ice
B'scswel's Island. Ho-plal. Prospect ha Coofsq
W WHITE CIy lnsqeciof.
Gre f.s,erfarsz 0fi~c. sep e. 1893.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-12

PoRr OF YEw-YoRK. .EPIEMBER II.

AREVED-shp Caee Gnmha~, Hors Liverpool - d. ni's
Thompson N-fleE.
sl sussla wla, G,sos 81 81. mise and % passenger,
u HlfIhlt a Co.
so Jaae Sheppard An&orih Iverpoo Aug ds- Reresa
Co. Ps.sele-rs. Rev d ser-s ard IS str-ras-
shr Bangor. of N-r Dream Phtook, croaast and E.euf
Jrif -tt. hemp N-rnl.t & Cur.
Brt. BARI An Hlry scofi 6rrsaok Juy o. m- Woodil
passenger 81 I'd VIII 81. Ir-s
r NYc-k Alg Do q S. - o. PIKE stl Ca-ca4 ir
Qlrt-c Liverpool DAY spose tng DlA- IRON Liverpool
so1tl for Mltaras-ft
Transport brz Mar. Jazz Bu..-y See Of-sn- Dra@ars
Beskeater villa Glrerlr-af o. L lsFt-rnasrr
propeller Lesaf Lrui Com Baet i'sn cruise o. ~ Gay
an az lfoH N-srnr,. RI
Bn Oa af taal@u Ne. css.r Key K-y Wet IS q.
g. Ar1--on Co Ms Prse y Sts
BIZ IA Grans-, Nlllh saTln, Ne siaie Mf NA'A Dry
Brr El.1sssth Rosal.ou Ps. p g. uni.- H R csrnu.
>Ar sinF-oa. Th-ror, Aaela Ne i-zi3-fi saiA x
BoJ ltoa.
"a Lsur-n-e Col-l Rsl11d. Is, sr--f p1istoe
sclr q L. Love-. b1stor. a.. r1t-~
st.r Anlrs. k1s-rs, frlTi.e1ce, RI o.
>chr AfF-ltl-er. Lse... Brlt.-pnr.
siaop " -..in. bla-r. Frlvtelrs.
sAILED-sars Ws-r1o Li-e1oos = -u Hsrre Peter hai
trsk Bfs1f - = Thonss; Frs1c~ A-xa1irst HYtfr A.
EFer Fssl11 h Ga. =, M, br ,tJpla, NJ
A. 1 = MlrGs-rs an. ArTaule M1at-ri- oats-'
= Br Goa Aoisa, - Jaso - Ca5as Iari. DO hahf -
Al ot--fs.
Disasters, &c.
ALEXANDRIA SEPT Ar srgs s1ssn <ralan, Ba1eiie saf
Bas-, Whes-r Passport s .st~sal. taf-- Mo
NORFOLK. seqts-Arr lrg Arano. r-lrs,on - IN bf5s
err>rerc-t h-rrl,ae. ill1E rlal ost frtfll, ilrr
sf-rctf D. rgg or-nprl-; ,sysai iofessl r-i2fasi
stlt-1s a. % COON a-t ds bonn p net - = ID l- -
ts % ~sief y alp O1.Al. " slams i Nr- ue- AZ
A. arr. -ch Rot-rt, Ar1sr.on SYork Bolivar Ft..
Naltlck-t ese1s tc-r >lal franc-s fl--f. lcfi-t-i
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-12
MR SrEPHENs-Extract Of letter from DR..
Paul Z. Eve dated.

ATLANTA GA. Monday, sept. /, ls4s
In reference to Mr. Stephens, the physicians have
unanimously agreed to the following opinion That
while he has passed the immediate danger OF his
wounds they still Of character which involves his
life He has six wounds. The point of the knife Is |
apprehend in his chest broken of by rib. He has
requested me to remain with him.
"PS-An here j. confusion and excitement.
o'clock Philosophers about the same-doing toer
ably well
4 correspondent in Macon sends the following in
telligoncc by telegraph MACON, sept - I'M
Mr. Stephens rested well last nj ght To-day, at IL
o'clock Dr. Eve said his wounds doing well
Sends word he will be ready for the Great Mass Meet
ing on the 18th. Augusta Chronicle, o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-12
A VALUABLE ARTICLF.-O NJ BALLARD's

~ Compound Extract Of Strawberry Leayes-Prce Is
eents-ls the best remedy known for the OF diarhes
dysentery cholera mOrbus Sumner comp ans pain In the
stomach or bowels also the best preventive and for
seesckness Persons travelling, Of either sex, Of al ages
and under al circumstance viii find this nyalaebls
remedy. For ssle by Druggists generally Wholesale de-
pot. 81 COrtland-s 81 Nex-Iork 81 w.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-12
w..k,, Repors Of Deaths

r. asS County Of yel YORK. roa e N 6ly Of Srr-
her q ti< IN day 81 Scpfember. 1873
Men 81: Women. s.; Boys 9fi Glris, 7s-Tota rs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-12
rr,Ut @UHrCRIUEK resoec ,f,lIv .oicl. Do

THE SUBrCRiBEk respectfully solic.is he ssh
i ton Of land nodefs and others whO have po2s,y -
dispose Of, that he hes turned bis attention 70 kss
agency, In collecting aud renting Of houses, &c. poss
uechsnlc ~ profession, Of thirty years slDdEe ts ~
sders himself well qualified II Judging Of fas ysps ~
workmanship Of buildings ard VI heir repairs 10 -
who may mink proper 10 employ him. be viii give s"f"
testimony ~ to character ana abilities
AZ 2~- PETERL MABrg 2s Lefoy-i
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-12

&c ssis low. nr exchange cr BrookIyr rro-sr,
- 80 iot with barn fn1 dock u ODD IN - !, -.
order Brck house ice yaris from STEAMBOAT hfda. -
p.rticusrs cal on John Moris 90 re- PREM - A.o
t,sf.r p,ver and ii n lard fof e@toC sni a.,
bo..e Five large farms nr sale low hclse s'ore -
-, s,,rs of and FOR snie low. Cal on ID Val n e..
is8 n Mo7days from DO 90 2. oitcr days Aslssy -
Nah Cori'and-si Salrisys Rom 10 90 :. o,le s,r.
Piarf-d y J. iSc acrcs ~ good land sooi tgI1l-..
aa nr eNrhln.. Lnr lrnleIiy N " urf -.so n M.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-12

But gentlemen allow me to say 10 you that already
much good has resulted from this mOvement-Mem'
bers Of Congress- think are beginning 10 learn that
the whip which they feel their backs the handle OF
II is with the people and not in the White Rouse -
In which they countermsrehed upon the the CUES
ton OF Slavery in Congress at the last session ana To-
ward the heel OF it, shows that they begin 10 know
where they live and where they have 10 so home to
Loud and anrepressed enthusiasm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-12
GOLD PENS.

opener RENDELL, manufacturers o. the Pre-
- mum God Pens 34nufartory 10 Broadway corner
II Nsiaenia Desien 10 so.i nd sver Peneo.deu
end gscssss ss2s DAWES
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-12
NnEEN FUN.

HIS CELEBRATED CHINESE SKIN POWDER 10
offered al Wholesale low IS II can be boug the
city and warranted genuine by NJ B. SMITH,
Aali lm' 2 Cedarst stairs.
Nj KS ROBINSON, Clear s,archer, SO Mercer-si be-
A'it~e>n spring and Prince s-Laces arleion musins
embroidered now curtains sced and m sde 10
look equal to new.N B. Grape, cashmere and every de-
scriproo Of shawls cleaned with care - In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-12
rKENCu AND ITAIrAN.-A gentleman lately
GRAMMAR sCHOOL.-Pro
rsEscn AsO EyeLI.n go.aDIse l..l paw seno0L


FOR YOUNG LADIES.
~ cREENE-ST. between Wavery and Clinton
Z.)O piaces-Mme. COUTAS viii reopen her esiab-
l.hneni the 7ih Sept next Young ladies' wishing TO
jon the French Spanish Drawing Glasses only VIII be
admitted for each OF these bfsnches eu5O In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-12
TO LET.

81 FOR SALE OR TO LET-i2 col4.,ll. -
~. fret Fate teo-sOry ard e'flc lgase. All. t-+-
- lar. a. m the beat Of 0r.ef. llquirc - PRicses
~ ~ 80 80
IS. yya>TED-By respectable fairly -
g.. furnished house below Csralsi vii Ii -, y
s-A red Satisfactory references given. Aidfe.. n "
through the Poet OAce. = -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-12
KlNes CorNrY CIncrIr Cor

KINGS COUNTY CIRcUU CoURr-JOha Kaier and
m 6,. The Mayor Council y RE Cry Br07tyH
The Jury t. case brought ~ compensation for injuries
sustained b. Mo X consequence Of falling no a. unprotected "a
cavstn Iva pubic cs,ern rendered verdict 81 sl4o damage
css similar acton 90 be brought of Tie ben~A OF Mr.
Ksler daughter with like ACCIDENT ~ the
Kafyar Frsderct PfcBcr0rH Eiisa5ah re- wye-in this
decree obtained forrg tie marse contract between
parties ground of sll- the Fa 90 the wife with one
John n-erf of this Tie parties Germans from sfte
N-iuar. emsraei this country about -t wears ago II
shown fhl ts defendant abandoned her husband Febu
sr ing with her their aged D years slce Whfh time
ss ing open ADULTERY Will Deeft Decree against O. &c
wife, s1i TIE hilsr have tae custody oithe child.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-12
SCHOOLS.


yIRs.BAILEY's BOARDlNGAND DAY SCHOOL
vi for young sdes, 10 CauoLpace, VIII reopen on
Thursday September T. auou lsNoN
MISS CAKROLI.,s SCHOOL FOR YOUNG La
vi DIES. 81 Madisonst VIII 10 reopened on Niohuny'
llih September. 80 Nv
.,ErFCT SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES AND
I@NlSSE.S The Misses ALLERIONs school, ~ inlfh'
avenue. viii be- continued. commencing Monday, ih sept
Circulars h and reference, can DO obtained al me
above place - w
TITY COMMERCIAL sCHOOL-No 10
- Frankn.si 81 joining the Dutch church ms ihsh"-
ton is now re0pened ae The Summer yacaOn Tor me re-
cepiion of pupils card Of terms, Sc can be obtained al
the school I'sSl JAMES OulOh.
rI'UE WINTER TERM OF Miss NJ. A sTuRGES
L Boarding School for Young Lsdies al Stamford Conn
will commence Nov l. Circuars stating terms and refer
enc. may be hat by addressing the Principal or on apph-
cation a. Bsynors Bookstore 20 bo"ery. - ota"o~
yToySG LADIES sENISsRY.--Ths Misses
I MAcADANs's school, 80 Fourth, between Charles
aud Amos will reopen Monday me an 81 Seplem-
her Pupils received any period Of The ensuing session
the time Of their attendance only being charged - oieod
IrIiENIu AND ITAIfAN.-A gentleman la'ely
l. connected wiki Yale College az instructor ~ MOlrfn
languages wishes give lessons In The City IN french
and ia an In bosrdn scboos private classes Ihe peel
references will he given Communications sent 10 A D.
box 2Gt6 Poet Office, viii De promptly attended l. 50 I'M
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR ~CHOOL.-Prof
I JOHNSON RrcfOr-The nrst quarter OF me ne" year
began Monday. Sept Pupils are feceiyed al sny me
during the quarter George Parker, Principal Classical
Department Lewis II. Hobby Principal English Depart
meni. soo"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-12
FOR SALE.


or City properly. tclnifu, country se'; ces,,.
~ ~ The Hudson. nom q 70 uoofs INN Nee.Yors
is.,iDr. In eacc,irri order. newly painted, &c MI.
~rf.,,a GA rea.onsh.r icrus fr bfnoZyu o. Cur -,
erty The farming ulensis ara cfoi no. ~ Wi te ~
~ IN the properly " dcs rel tDfu.ie oi JvNts ia
? Frrfv-sf corner God, =. Y - ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-12

We make some extracts at random from me
ne. Oh of Mr. Van Buren,, 10 Boston, on Wedne'-
iay evening last. as we find 1t reported IN We
see on Republican:
xIsrAKE IN TAYLoRs SoNIsaIIoS
spominauon Of Gen. Taylor IN my huu.o.e y- -
ended 10 attract He was nominated unoe' VIZ -
preston that there Is in mere military character
80 70 as,,le the mind OF ne go ant ~, ~
10 q Q tie support Of the political party ~
.res Jl0yed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-12

DOOFING.-Oh tin roofs made ugh ior = osne "a
1lfoU; roofs u rough p!snx covered fof " 90.
root. Of factories or srge buildings, over ~ squares 10Y
per ,ouare and warranted 0oO1sIn's patent premium ~
dro-pneumsfic Cement sheathng makes bandsofne ehSs
byb ard durable roof References ard specimens % COos
WINS Gimme Pot Factory - West Broad way, os~."
Chambers and Warren sis 81 III
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-12
BOARDING.

,o,r,n OS BRDADWAH.-Two splendid suites
-, -. nerfs one % hrs floor with prvae Da'h inc
80 o. ..rsud foor win balcony ir fro win OF woe.
800 snrr.elg or to-cher The house = zen sn,i'.9
,s'5 10 rooris FOR ng.e gentlemen. ho so,d ana
shower oAihs iei .-0 .se % nv 6 w.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-12

METALLIC TkI-s-A new arlcie VIE ?, a.
4'Amote ~ construction and appcasion, con ~
leye the worst " Hernia with - lcs So !,
power without one o. Of pressure with lever prineps
give any amount Of pressure desired Aso, ADdoM -
supporters for both sexes Price from 81 10 - once .
BroadMay cor Of Ma.oenlane. room ~ up s-sIs -. =.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-12

DoaRD WaNTED-A gentleman ana l..y WI, W.
IL - -, al rTfrfn wish board, ard prsaAe taDit,
- b IN, rrigate family or boarding house in % rear
Rr...l,ysv where hey cfuld {, 81 A. a0n.- Aus.t" =
A c. by mail - New Roclelis NsSe"s''s' - 20, o..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-12

,1COO. perfectly safe and free from exp odinz o. -
Wish the best Miniature Solar any Oner re OF ~.
Lamp, Hal Lantern GifaGdO'e Oh, amphene Ds,-s
uid Phosgene Gas " lcks Classes, you VII ab' 80
al {. FULLERS. 25j. Greenwich = Two doors ron 80.
ray. cheaper than At any other IN his city =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-12
as,yr MI PROM MY FmrSnsir

"SAvE MI FROM MY FRIENDS"
The Cass men agree enurely that we are destroying
tho prospects of Gen. Taylor and the Taylor men
agree perfectly that destroying the prospects OF
Gen. Cas-. Cheers And yet they be tn turn in and
abuse us much numerically than they abuse each
other Now Is this backing their friends, telling the
truth as they really believes lCheers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-12

Is PURSUANCE Of order OF rnrtfs o. he tosHy
New fors, notice hereby gwen = lrs,- hif e sk's
JONATHAN HUNT late 0i the CITY If New iofa, ir''a.e 70 ~
The with tie thereof 10 The sloscfhe Il ~ o.
ie, No ~ Wal street the Cy Nes furs, On ~ he -
twenty hf day September Dated New fo Tie teete@
day ri harc., is4s ApuN rNilb,
.aSimF Administrator will the WI lllete1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-12

ftIft W ffA't Ut Nts- ~ -
L Boarding School for Young Lsdes al stamford conn'
will commence Nov Circulars siung terms ana refer
euce may be hat by addressing the Principal or on appl-
cnfi1n a. ksynOr's Bookstore, 20 BOwery - ota"1"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-12

f0NTF0ILFH|F 'ITII7F
rI'HE KNICKERDOCkER BANK, a. Grnos, CO lga tss.yl
hs fl- asg flied n this ohce Of the app nineni
Mes.r- WASHBIKN co OF Albany sgelts 0r he reisnp
ton Of - circulating agreeable % the 40 euutsi A si"
aug he redemption 81 tfnk ro-s ps.-~ Mas AbsnI,
septenters ists eli lw MiLLARD FILLMoHD Conff01sr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-12

MRS. BAILEY's BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL
vi for young ladies' 10 Cnrroilplace VIII reopen on
Tbursds S,,pteuber 7 auj0 taw3w
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-20

F, lofe lhc lonv. NJ mt. and that bod, lid
no sell 10 make me different from l.at I
was. iacy did not iettcr inc down to O. Sc
fies & p'e~gcs which wen to be an isol rule
I OF action IN all. cut in spite Of ~. th' cnu-
'nstncl'- that might arise in the couls' e
The Presidential term. ] am not engaged to
lay vto'cut hands indiscriinuately Up oil
public officers. good or bad. who may differ IN
opinion with me. lam not expected to force
Congress hy the coercion ot the veto, 10 pass
laws to suit me cr pass uone. This IS what
mean BY not being perty candidate. Aud
UNDERSIGNED this as good Wing doctrinc--i
wu1il not bc 0 partiZsn President. ana uruce
should not be a party candidate IN Tie sense
that would make me one. This IS The sum
and substance of my meaning, aud this Is 1hr
purpoI o the facts and circumstances attend
i IL ms nomination when considered IN their
connection with and dependence upon, one
anuth'r.
refer all rersons who are anxious on the
subject. 20 this statement for the proper I'M
dersiandiug OF my position towards the Pres
idency aud the people. II it is not intellisi-
bic cannot make il so, and shall cease TO at.
iemptit.
In taking leave Of the subject, have ont,
10 aid. that ms two letters TO you embrace oil
the topics design to sp,ak OF pending this
cnnvass. If ] a,n elected, | shall do Ill tina;
an honest zsal may effect TO cement the bonds
ot our Union and establish the happiness OF
my eounuymen upon an enduring basis.
4. TAYLOR.
To Capt 5 Allison.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-20
IMPORTANT TO THE AFFLICTED.
Dir. Roses Celebrated Remedies.

TAR. JACOB $. RIOS e. the discoverer and safe propgis
ss Of these popular and beneficial medicinta
and also the inventor of the celebrated instrument
initiating the Lungs, etfectlng of Chronic dis
eases. a student Of that eminent Physician Doctor
Physic and is graduate of the University of Pennsy
and for thirty years since has been gagged IN the
cation ofdsease and the application OF remedies
thereto.
Through the use of his initiating tube in connection
with his Prophy laetic S rup and other of his remedies
he has coined unparalleled emineuce in those
Cancers, Scrofula, Rheumalifn, Asthma, Fever and
Ague, evers of all kinds, Chronic Erysipelas and all
those Obstinate diseases peculiar 10 females. Indeed
cry form of disease vanshes under the of his
des. which humanity is heif-not by the Of
compound only. for that Is incompatible with PhVsioc
gica Law, but by the of his remedies, adapted
and prescribed for each peculiar form Of disease.
tir. Roses Tonic Alternative Pills, when used in
varaby acknowledged to he superior to all other,
purgative liver pill, they leave the bow
perfectly free from cost veness also his Golden
Pills admitted by the faculty possess peculiar pro-
perties adapted to female diseases. but being satisfied
that bare trial sufficient to establish that has heen
said in the minds of the most skeptical.
The afflicted invited to call upon the agent and
procure gratis of the Doctors pamphlets, giving
detailed account oteach remedy andats application.
For ale by the following agents, well by most
| Druggists throughout the country.
Pryor & PAULL,
Wholesale Druggists and gents, Wheeling, Va.
AGANIs.-Dr. f. A. BRESTLINGER Drul gist, Wheeling
Di. PRyoe, Druggist, Main street, do.
WALKER K KENNEL, Drug'ts, Welshurg, W.
| JSHN REAL, Druggists, Cadiz, OHIO
| JAS. A. GRAY & Co Bridgeport,
J. H. Patterson, Druggist, 81. Cairsv liz, o
ftfQ- 4 trt-,, a1Ht
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-20

TUE subscriber being DESTROYS Of SELLING HE ,...
Estate inthe city Of Wheeling Virginia, rors...i,.
OF w sores Of land al dining the city, and vybrI a.
oos.s m stone coal and there IS also stone quarry ON
"" VI premises equal % any as am informed
Eogn immediately on Water street on part OF q, bci,
aeau{ erected very fine Warehouse and sun c!ert
! 49, w wv" other Wureiauses This property lie,
or the Ohio tiver, and Just above he
u"te' so generally known To alttraveIers. and In,
1879 "h 'is square is generally considered the ,t
ol any IA tie city For terms amply 10 Tho ,r5
| mvts = NNtttr., ,,,,.,...
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-20
GEN. r1yLoRS sEcOND ALLISON LET
From h6 Mr. Orlsta Picay,qc u Sepfea
L. &
GEN. TAYLOR.

The following letter has been prepared by
Gen. Taylor TO correct any misconccption
which might possibly Re produced by the re.
cent publication of extracts ICON bis private
correspondence, and the appearance over his
signature of replies to single and detached
questions relative to his position before The
public. The letter is connected narrative
of the series Of circumstances which resulted
in his becoming candidate. 1t presents. in
compact form, all the matters bearing upon
the subject, and exhibi Gen. Taylor in his
proper charcier--true TO himsel(, TO his
friends, and to his country.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-20
Selling OFF at Cost,

yN consequence OF the death OF Mr. G w Graham.
u am now dsposns Of the splendid aud wen made
stock Of Clothing on hand at cost, for cash. The
consists ofeveg ything IA the clohng line, ami
superior 10 ANY IN te city, II is all fresh, aud made IA
the best manner Come now, all that want cheap
clothing Tor now - vour chance get IL, the esia1
lshinent known a. the Great Western Clothing Store,
next door To Sweencys n Bells Class store Monroe
street, between MAN aud Water.
AugS $ 7. FAIRS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-20
FARM FOR SALE.

r WILL sell my farm of one hundred and one arrea
- situated ~ Belmont county, Ohio. opposite the up
per end of Wheeling Island There is about INV fve
acres improved, good Dwelling Barn and II able: two
Soou Springs ana young orchard fsome 90 100 An.
pie tres besides Pears, Peache Plum and Cherry trees
ahd Grape vines bearing The face of The h fronting
tbe river IS wei calculated for getting out the coal
WIZ sell me ABOVE at reasonable price and good
terms. Apply to JNO X BOTsFORD
marie In Wheeling
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-20
ALL THAT'S EEFT.

1--WE subscriber III sell on long credit various kinds
of goods, which are just such as wanting to
neace FIJI up country trading store. The goods
mol oil having been purchased within year aud
mos, of them within months Apply the last days
OF any month at the ptioe of GARREFrSON,
sent1-dtf M0nroe street.