davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-02
To Mothers and Married Uadiea.

This Extract Of Sarsapsria has bees expressly preps
rcd in reference female complaints No female 10
has suppose she is approaching that critical 20
Rod The Of fe" should neglect TO take it -
IL 10 a certain preventive for any Of the numerous and
horrible diseases to which females subject this
tinle Of life This period may bs dsiaysd for serraj
ytars by usHg this mtdieiHt Nor - II less valuable
Tor those " no are approaching wonsnhood Is eel
cuIated by quick cnrg the blood aud IN
MIGRATING he .yseu Iujead thu medicine /. nss1S
Jcct
II braces the whole system. rene~s permanently The
natural energies by removing impurities Of the body
not far stimulating produce subeqaen; rsiar atisa
which OF Incidence taken for female weak.
and disease BY using few bottles Of this nrdcins,
many severe and Paisfu surgical operation, may ~
prevented.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-02

Osinr TO the great success and immense sale Of d
To~nssuds Sarsapartlis. n number of men ~ho we've
formerly Agcnts ed making sarsapariAs
Extracts Eiikirs Bers Extracts Of yellow Dock, As-
They generally pat up IN the same shaped oottsA
Of hsye stolen and copied advertise
they only WORTHLESS limitations, and ssosab
be avoided
Principal ohbc~s roc FULTON STREET Sun BsAlI
ias v keddiug A Co. T State street Boston Dysu
= soma ~ North ~seVnd street Philadelphia d ..
Hanes. Drueei.t BALTIMORE y N Cohen, Charlestss
Nfisbt Co. i3l ChArtre. street New or~ans los
suuta Pear Albany and ~ all the principal
DrBrsi,i. ru Mrfrhfns generally throsg host tse Uns
To- Staf., w. irti-s and tie AnadAs
For sale, whpifsele and retail. nv PRYOR L CO
Agents al l5r Todd sold stone nam st. Whesling, Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-02
Gren, .res.iux to Mother. A. Chiidrcn.

u = the safest and most eHseiusl medicine for Purt
fyms tht System, aud relieving the ssfefnes auendant
cnidbfta discovered. IL strengthens both the
mother and chd prevents pau and disease iucrsasss
snd enricnes the food, those Who have used thsuh
II Indispensable II is highly useful both before aud
amer confinement prevents diseases attendant upos
chtdbifttin CostiVenc-s Piles Cramps Swelling Of The
Feet, ne,p0udeucy Heartburn. Vomiting, Pam the
Back aud Lo'ns, False Pains Hemorrha,e and in r-ys
lainZ the sccreuus and eqnsizng the eunton 1t sss
equ The great beauty of this medicine il IL 10 -
safe and the most delicate IL most successfsly,
very few require any other medicine IN some
hhie Castor OIL or Magnoss IL useful Exercise IN Tie
open air, and light food with this medicine, will slways
en.aTe sale aud ensy confinement
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-02
HENRY & ROBINSON,
oplcsite lhc Monroe House, Main street.
brown SiL.k lApS.

ISL received. tot OF splendid Taylor Brown SIX
t1is'-a hcautifu article aud Cor sale eh.apfts : ID
" ARfhR's Hat and Cop S,ofe. corner uf Nam ana q.
nian streets. Call aud see ausa5
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-02


certify thnt Tor the last iva years. have hesu AZ
ft-fed win Dyspepsia and Water urash accompanied
,ith general weakness efthe whole stem. pvt -u-
erfr distressing PAN. The hack A tHcs NY 81
lei was 50 Dad that could scarcely kreP any thtunpR
an stomach. and collie ! cou'd not touch la! iccu
attended hf several doctors and had taken great many
.reseriptiofs without receiving any tencft. A few
weeks 500 cau cuccd TAKING ur. Sweefer fsuacca.
aud before had flushed tbr FIRST hottie. fct certain
reul cure ne - no medicine had taken had such an
.aert ar iae have taken three hotiios ard feri
r fciiy wei avn, however taktfE another iot.'e Co.
strengthen ms ucrvuus stem. make IBIS statement
puIdrfv 20 let afflicted Know where TO ottein relief
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-02
For sale by J. CRUMBACKER Il son, " heeIlg. Va
DrY GnOG8.
THE PEOPLES!

THE home and sinew OF The land, should W Ike ~
and thoroughly examine their moral political an,
peeunary condition. and he prepared to cast their votes
at the Presidential election i'll the stices ref
erenoe the good of the whole length and breadth Of
glorious ; ION, from Saco Bay. in Maine, 10 The
mountains of California. And in the nids, of theif
INNS - They LL EslI al
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-02

CIfaHst ord NiTfafiAfH CoHssmptier fss % fsrs1
Brosoh,iis Coas-Hption. Lirer Ce~rlst.t Co.ds.
Catarrh. Coughs, 5sthma, Spititsr Of Bi0sd,
Ssrrasss ths CAss. n ef,e Flash, N,xht
svsa's D,hsph Prefass ErPeets-
rairon. Patn Ia tis SIDE, &c. kars
been and eaa be erred
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-02

Opinions Of Phystciahs.
Or Townsend is almost daily receiving orders re0
Physicians In different part. of the Uaion.
rhs Is certify that We the undersigned Physcisae
Of the City of Albany have PRESERVES
DIR TOwnsend's Sarssparrls aud believe 1t TO be
III the moat valuable preparations in the market
IL y PULLING. u.
WILSON NJ d
X T. BRIGGS " ID.
=. L ELNENDoRf. N d.
kIhauV Anrtl
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-02
M SMFFrSEr.S PANACEA-

DYSPEPSIA or FIVE YEARS DURATION,
Accompanied lrith M roRs Debility, cured
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-04
xxx,h COMMUNICATIONS session.

sENATE....w AsHrScroS. wednesday. Nay 3.
twas moved % take up the Presidents Message
In relation % Hucatan
Nj HASSEGAN moved that il be referred 20 the
Committee on Foreign Relations which was agreed
TO- -
Mr. WgscoTT Of Fla. introduced q BIZ authors
ing lhe Circait Court Of Illinois % hold term ~
Chicago. which was read third time and passed
Mr. CRlrrgsDEs Of Ky. moved 10 tske up the
bill granting a pension % the widow Oh Com.
moiOre Barney, which was, on motion rehd '''"
time. acd passed
Judiciary reported bil in favor of facilitating me
recovery offogitiye slaves. anc imposing penalty
f 81 900 for aiding % rescue Any slaves from the
services Of their owners 1r. Builder also presented
a reuort on the subject, which was ordered % be
printed. Il wss moved % print ten thousand extra
copies Adopted
Nr H,LE Of n r. submitted a resolution IN
siructing the Committee on the Judiciary % inquire
and report what legislation was necessary y pro
tect c0'ored citizens from uOnsiaveholdlng states
in the eniovment Of their Constitutional nights &c
which was adopted without debate.
Mr. UNDERWOOD of KY from the COMMITTEE on
Claims reported a bin for the relief @, the Coonl-
cation Society. .,
Mr.. DouGLAss of I'l moved o. take Up the bin in
favor Of granting public lands i0r the purpose Of
constructing a railroad connecting the Mssssppl
River with the Northern Lakes az Chicago
An animated debate lu reirrtuce To thr hupJcIl
in which Mr. DOUGLASS Sir NILS Of Conn Mr.
BAGBY of Ala. Mr. CMTTENDEN OF by and MI.
BENToN part icipsted
After some farther discussion, ID was passed by
Yeas o. Nays ID.
Mr. CAss gave notice that ha would move totake
up the Volunteer bill TO morrow. On motion the
Senate Adjourned
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
The House assembled 1T II O'Clock a. NJ. when
Mr. McCLELLAHD Of Mich. from the Select Com
mittee 10 which the subject had been referred, ne
ported favorably Of Whtneys Railroad proposing
70 connect Lake Michigan with the Pacific The
report was ordered 70 be printed
Mr GOGGIS OF Va. moved that tho Committee OF
the Whole be discharged from the farther consider
alton Of Virginia Land Warrants. On this motion
an interesting debate took place, in which the iol-
lowing gentlemen participated Mr.. TAYLOR Of
Ohio. Mr. McCLRRNAN Of lll. Mr.. COLLAMER OF
No. Mr. G0GGiS and others. The subject vas final.
ly referred back again 10 the Committee Of the
Whole
on motion of Mr.. KAUFMAN OF Texas the House
resolved itself into Committee of the Whole on
the State of the Union Mr.. HILLARD Of a la.
la the Chair and took up the biu DO favor OF ex
tending land bOuntes 90 promoted soldiers.
Mr. joins b. THowpsoN ofKy. offered an amend
neut % the bill, aud proceeded % speak at some
length IN ,s favor
Mr. MCCIERNAS followed slirmativcy
The debate was continued by Messrs MCCLER.
SAND Of 49, Mr. ENBREE Mr.. BRowN Of Va aud
Mr.. LUNPMy Of Ga alter which the Committee
rose. reported progress and adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-04
THINGS ~ WASHINGTON.

Correspondsnee Of The tribune.
WAsHINsroN Tuesday. May ?.
Both Houses were occupied to-day. in pay ing sad
bonors % the remains o. senat1rAsHLEY. Among
the mo1rners present were Mrs. ASHLEY Miss
Ashley and Master ASHLEY Alas, tey are
bereit Of kind husband and father The coffin
vas beautifully or1ameuted with fresh flowers
tss.efaIy arranged by Mr. MAHERthe public gar
dener Rev NJ sLIcER, Chaplain Of the Senate,
preached the funeral sermon. he was assisted in
the ceremonies IN the Senate Chamber, and AZ the
grave by Rev Mr. GURLEY Chaplain Of the House,
and Rev M-. LAMBERT. Senator HALEs brother
irla~.
To morrow the House will meet AZ IL o'clock
The debate on Yuoatsn viii probably be renewed
in one Or both Houses The President seems very
orompt % furnish old % the people o! Nucatan. 10
vas unconstitutional last Winter % save the peo.
ME OF Ireland from starvation oc0-FcCOism.
which DEGREES sat water constitutional and fresh
water unconstitutional has laid down another prn-
ciple-thst a nile the people of Caracas and the
Mexcsus Of Yucatan are constitutional, lushmen
are uncoa stitutionsii
C.eUsI gave a splendid May-bal last nigh, AZ
his Saloon. Tomorrow night We have another one
az jackson Hal II is a pleasant reflection tina,
We can have May balls though We have not yet
had MAY weather
Tonight was recepton-night 81 the White
House. only about r. dozen In attendance. u Vas
probably the slmmest party ever seen az the
white House. Mr WEBsTER's quotation from
MOORE was repeated by more than one of the Wis
tiers on their way home. Politicians do not
Tufu on their sod when be- sets
The same l0lk which they gave when he rose
Mr. POLK however, may content himself with
the certainty Of having larger parties. should he
be renomnated at Baltimore IN the course OF the
next three weeks.
We have some talk % night about another letter
from Gen. TAILOR. said 90 be in today RichmOad
W1g have oot seen IT, bu. you will probably
have received - copy Of 10 ere tins reaches you.
On Wednesday last sent Telegraph dispatch
% the Ir,5une OF great importance, and vas par.
ticular about its being forwarded instantly. ] de-
livered 10 in person just after dinner ] am sur.
prised 10 find that % never reached you. ] shall
examine e matter here
Yesterday ADD today have been exceedingly
eloomy-oyercoats and fires are quite comfortable
here now.
We have a new mail arrangement today which
is quite an Improvement Atrain nov leaves Bal
timore a. half past o'cock A. N by which We have
the New-York papers Of the previous day about g
o'clock which we did not use % receive al after
10 O'Clock The New-YoIk morning and evening
papers como in ihe same mail
Mr. WISE makes a balloon ascension here %
morrow afternoon. RCgELlEV.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-04

Tho President. Lfscs 49, sreygNs Esq il ths Chair
Nrtnesra. OF \ Bsruors ana others, sgafost
i-t.iDs ksd For CD the Commisroo-Is of ruisrrion-
Itt ODD fh- table,
r.rrunes-ofG Ross srt o'hcu iur sever from
Fitch f1 Eghfn avenues To fomritt on Roads 80
O+ fns rf's-ac Of 'h- Fire Department Fund TOR Iitg
.knt lud ur r- fi 90 itmiIel wir hiein-n t- siIed
I.ch-rss 0 thrirduty. ~ Committee on fir1ncs
.-.Of 10 ttus rrrlnt hnd uinef against rhNInE seven
t."FIh 80 nsfFrf1 fri snf second -Ftnneh I1 t.m-
pod f'r srsefs..0 lc-fn-n NO 7Ntn ~ srf, aga st
iHrr sserfng apartment being removed ITO Comm ttrr
nu Police
t.roRrs-Ol the Committee on Road Sc anverae % =
sewer bro .slnsris- rom Broadway tn Chapel b. Adnpfed
Adverse Dob sewer 900 Seventeenth IT. between 5 .h-
avenue SOD Hudson R.var Adopted ..... H-cummera.
irf concur .u favor of ssesfs ia Cortland q from
Broadway t1 Hufs1u River. ard iu Greenwich So be-
faaar cortland ana Dpy Adopted. To roncnr iu
.r gfrraIrs ID RaFrra S7I Dor dau.gs hv "a us toto
..,. Ir T,g.rt. fra.r Ad.p.-d - fn favor of sewer
n For-th ., fsl,ga-1 the distributing reservoir and
FlIf. rar1. Ai1Bfsf favor o. .-~e. Do Na-ssu.nt
b-f.n C. sfar and and Broad -.s Adopfed...ln favor
f..s- Boo Fhirt,-f0hst b-,4es1 Broid@ag aud Fiehth-
avenue AfoDf-d..... That the clntlfctrs for sewers
so sr 10 b, compelled keep the street in be- for
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-04

The RAILROAD COLLsIoN.--We learn thst the
EnEneet Of ihe fre sht train has been arrested TIN
right; acc % 30 shown that the accidout resulted
from his negligence be should be most severely punished
The safely Of che travelling public demands that the
81 rAroads ana ttenhosts should b held 60 he
sfuet accountability We Learn, farther. thai NJ. ho-
ahe q Jshefson County, Who standing the plat
f AZ The time Of tbs collision. died yesterday morning
MI Bennett u sn living bot IN avery preoafious STATE
Alb. i've Jour "a.
BREAK IN THE CANAL.-Tbe bank Of the canal
save way yeseTosy omiug shout mile East q the
ihe rsfoad ack - - nuros'eo 70 proven. the
err var from going ont Yesterday morning when The
evening train cse in about oclock the water vas two
feet deep on TIE track Syracuse Journal "a
FiRK.-in Sebagol Maine on Friday last the
single. and clapb0srd machine q NJ H. Ite.
bard, vas destroyed BY hFe loss sAoot S5einsursnes
SLIGO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-04

Cleared. snip sour.,l Dizzy. N'v.orl'sn' H'r.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-04

MR EDITOR. have observed in several Of the
papers statements thar the Wing Common couBca are
a59l %, or have removed the eonnisza clerks u Ut.
Leonard. the AimsHouso Commissioner, aod hat Er.
Leonard gives bonds f9r their scts NOW Mr. Eiior his
Is al absurd Mr. Leonard has no esalisaAal eert5;-
nales does be- give bonds ~ 9sr acs but f3r hls eva.
Tlese clerks are the esszs % The C3mmon Council IN the
AwI 5-e Department, and they the only cEsoks
the umlssollr ,hsl the Common Couac.l have. Bir.
Lauual gl-- esI g al 5a.dsrlssl. j. he AFRAID that h
cheek should 5o pscsl upoa BIN by tho Common Cogn-
cf ii il Ia honest, be sh1ad not sc unless 1o wishes
3 cover up Improper acts n TIE way NJ contracts &c.
~ having clerks around HIN entirely in bis Interest H.
,sc have n0 honest ground CT compliant The COmuoH
Council ere doing what the Interests OF toe Depart
nenl required -g have been done year ago. TIE Con-
-rer has sad un8 and sg21, thai the AIMS House &c
c3ul-s r lhe C3mni8s.llers O1co were kept IN such
C44aer chat be coHii nos tel anything s53u. them
Ilsse clerks Of c0urse, should be removed and Mr
Leonard Only rslts,s hmss absurd, "a exctss susg.-
-4rs that All s rot right 10 those scc0uas By oppos 2
f1-lr removal They lot his clerks but me CHRIS n
~ CefForacn neither Gees a. give boncs ir thelr BE-
h4giJr, 1gl isr As owl Tie orlllancss define a this
A TAX PAYER.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-04
d - ID
REBEcCA BRUNDAGE, IN tho

On the 50 inst Mrs REBECCA 80UNDAGE, IN tho
7ith yssr of her age.
Htr friends and the friends OF Der son-.n-iew Le"f h
g, are Invited to attend hsr fousrs thi. sfernoon -
soc e. fo1 tls residence 81 The latter COS Greenwich
81 without farther invitation.
~ Nea burgh and Baltimore papers 9 ease copy.
So q Nrs JANE CLARKE. agrd rs years, VIE oi
Rev p r Clarke. Rector f Chru Church, Msnhas'et
on Wednesday morning. sd inst JOHN u. J. Don Of
John g. and izsb.th IA Brown, aged years months
aat i6 days.
The friends Of ths family rrquss'ed - auend ne
funeral 1a afternoon 81 half pasta o'clock nom ne fe
asace Of hs Priocs Lsyeiigs 81 Elizabeth
o. without farther iuvitstiOn. 900
on Tuesday evening "a inst, EDWARD PRALL son
ef lchs1od PraI sged 81 years
The r.siiv-s snd firudg ~ tho family respecuny
invited TO attend his fauersl this afternoon, 80 oeioca
from thu residence of bic BROTHER Henry r. frai No '
Houston a. without farther invitation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-04

To the LADEs-Ffeuch H,ts received BY tho Duehe.ss
D'Orssns Madame Kemp. sss Broadway, conner OF
fransia s. will open ths day Of Paris .k and
cape souns, selected expressly for her In Paris from
lhs latest and beautiful styles which she ~in he
hsPPy 20 show her cusiou,es myglw
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-04
BY THE MIDNIGHT SOIrHERN HAIL
yIrslnia EIectisn.


The Richmond Igiig brings Is few more re-
turns from Virginia
Anynsla CONT turns out . have elected two
Whigs instead Of one g. heretofore stated
Pa,svIrautq elects Geo. Townes and Thos. cr's-
", Wings
RqDDaiannoek strother Wing reelected.
Aneiq has chosen q Loco by g majority
C0mDjsI eiec;s Wings
Furaun0 re-. ec,s Stiliman Wing
King WiHnm-Tomlin. Loco. reelected.
GlmcesteY-Ciaptoa. Wing, reelected.
Esser-Thos f. Clarke. Wing. reelected
King S. QUEEN elects Ho1ser. Loco.
Fraskia-Two Loco Focos reported " loss
The Vug cypbers up the Wing Iosses at 2, and
gain Al 2. while the Warrington Daion makes me
Wing gain and losses ..
FtoRIDA-Ths Wings Of the lst District Of
Florida have nominated joins Fl. MclsT0sH OF Do
val Co. Al, one Of tine Electors Of President md
Vice. President r0r that State.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-04

+. 1hoWsston, { days, Tine
,tport 6 Gays. 18th &c to SUR
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-04
appointment. by the President and

ALExANpEa G.. GoEDos. promoted 70 the rama o, Com
msuter 100 The Navy, from tha IAN March, lsfs, &c.
James T.. wilson, deceased
RoBEBT B. RIELL promoted % The rank Of Lieutenant
TO tAe NavT 1om the ltih Of March, lsis, rice Lsuon-
act A. a.. Gordon, promoted.
MATHEW G. pEsRy, promoted 20 the rank of Lieutenant
n the Navy. from he 80 OF April. ls4s rcs Lieutenant
stephen Johnston, deceased.
JosfPH BEAIY, promoted 70 the rank Of Surgeon 90 nc
navy, rom the l9h Of Aprl, ISIS, rttt j.. edeF.ck
Slckics. deceased.
AiBST PEARSON Of Pa appointed an Ass..ft >lryeou
in the navy. from no 10Th Of A7r, lss. rs samuel II.
Stout who dsc.inei to zcccp. his sppoiu fnent.
JOIN WARD Of Va. appointed Assistant Surgeon In
the navy from TIE 2Sth OF April Isis Passed Assist
40, Surgeon Joseph Boae, promoted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-04

jcLD Pass, DIAMOND PoINffo, = only. silver pencil
'as' ineluded.-J. ". OsEATov l. Go. n Cedarst up
iirl invite purchasers both wholesale ard retail 70 call
and eHamus their stock Of Gold PEGS and eases, which
They selling az reduced 9rees They keep tins pens Of
every ma. that purohaas msy decide br themselves
az DO liair re sfi.e merits q I'd pens repaired.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-04
BIZ Teleeraph to the Ne,o- York TrrBuns.
Immense Gathering of French -ympathizer-'
FVc.fr NAV g.

bAL1iMrAAt Nclhes-AFs iNHy o.
An immense French sympathy meeting was
neld this evening IN Monumentsquare, Mayor
Davies acting as President lt is calculated that
there were thirty thousand persons present and
altogether the largest meeting Of the KIND ever
held in this city. Hon. Judge Legrand tnd others
delivered warm and glowing speeches IN honor Of
the recent revolutions In France and Germany. a
band Of music was in attendance, and discourseo
most excellent music. Great excitement ana en-
thusissm prevailed, and the audience dispersed 10
the best possible spirits.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-04
philadelphia Markets.
.erLssPsnasaes d ID Tnbane.

PHILApELFHfA. Wednesday, Nay 5.
sales bhls Four former rates Tor rood brands no
skss common Sales li0 bushels " heat lct 90 $50 fof
rel aud mixed. sales 5o1 hlshes Corn southern ye.-
oV 51 ceuts weight Cotton 90 p bgt nos much &C.
log Provisions and Groceries -uchsu.ed some private
transactions ip cgaars have heal made.
SsLEs OF STocNsFi.tt Boa d->'.llo SCI Nav ~, as,
A. - 500 Wlnuna.ol g. e.. 1t3 GRO Cnrs De g.
51 e0f, 900 Re13ius Bds $50. O.. $4,000 ftss Sc. c1
So. slnoo Cily Gin g. -, h5 81, 81 Morris Cs1, iN
$500 County b. old. 20. H. Ear Msah Bank 80. SIS
state g. ga; aj cl. % 81 Lehial STICK lo Irart
Bt c. lOl $1,000 Lsl Eh o. 6i 81 1000 sis-s 81 Sc 20.
gl0 g., c. r4 100 szns, So, iii do. So I'd 8rart bk
ft. 700 Copper, 81 benisH stock 3tf $50. state
S. wv. 7fi 1000 DO is, ~ l7-0 90, al 20 60. 49,
Sfcend Roud-lo0 Neshsuic COP, ; 5000 Treasury
Notes lo1E; 4.i1U &C. So los. 1900 90, o. loj F
& Mech BIZ 50, $3.50 Pe1u's g. 7it
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-04

snb.criber. receIved 70 -enl-weclIy Tribune.

ff' fhr reason why advertising results SD advantage
or.r u.a. ia turpr because hore few business
l.. h.-v- in fla principle When % shall he r-nrrhlly
rlfrrt.u'. t.d 10 course generally adopted he compile
uur everything rise. il render q operation less
prDhshs The difference already perceprhie in city
taVrrlsfrf and VIII D.. n country advertising.
Tho h,meiy adfFa, make hay while the shiufs Is
-f1rs applicable fo bose who appreciate th- import
sne of ai F-rttng n the aFarers OF the country
The extensive aeeneF rf v PALNfR. which includes
h het pos ri ai ths States a1fos sac and convent
snt opportunity select just such section. ~ couory ard
ne ae best adapted 10 business pursuits ti '-fd
may De- had the Agency i1 The Tribune Hudfuss sud
complete ii-t OF ali The cities -nd towns ia which e.
peia published for which hs IL the accredited Agent
cost ~ adversing, SC Beside The AGENT nay be-
su,-d Aot all requisite information obtained carry cot
sse udciols tni thofoush system ~ advertsrg upon
either isgs small scale suirrf % the ~ an
tsds. professions md pur-li. iu which the custom 81
he people Of the country, far near, r. desira 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-04

WIsHfyGT0s, Wednes3syf NsJ 8.
A grand balloon ascension came oil this afternoon
q, 90 minutes past O'Clock. An immense assem-
bsge was present. The wind was light and the
balloon rose gracefully and foated Oh toward the
south east
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-04

FRoN BSITIH GUIASA--The GeorgeioieR GA
'ss Of the 2Sd Of March states that the second Cooe
anspor, for tho season. tho Aurora brough, 905 mmi
grants from Calcutta and her passage = days The
number that by the Sea Park tho st transport.
2ee also from Calcutta making the total Of Coolies
introduced TO date, GA
report had reached Georgetown, by late arrival
nom Amsterdam that serious disturbances had taken
place In Bebcs. the Berhice River Numbers Of the
Creole pessantry rose against the Portuguese matresicd
them. broke into their houses aud destroy cd page
their property. One Portuguese IN the defence Of himself
and property. shot man DEAD while second severely
wounded another From 40 10 so persons brought
criminals 10 the town OF New Amslerdss and commit
ted to Jail.
From the Scarborough (Tobsgol Wstchmsn OF March -
The meeting Of the shareholders and depos aud 9th
hodius securities Of the West India Bank advertised
oT Thusdsy last at the Courthouse took place on thar
day, when resolutions entered into Tor winding
Ehe sdsirs Of the Bank with ts delay possible
aseotly with the present hard tines facilitate witch
twas areed 70 permit thestransfer Of securities The
Liabilities Of the Bank stated 20 be 50 20; sni the
really good assets 30 meet this cl2S SEQ beside ether
sts arising from protested bills 20 be returned from Eu-
not tshen into account The bad and doubtful deb
nj dow A As only