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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-03
COAAsEgKSglis, epKEEaD,

WHEELING. II K. LIST
AT SrELLE & Ltsr's WAREHou Sc, WATER ST.
FgfllEN VIII take risks Buildings all kinds Steam
rs boats and Cargoes, Factories, Mills. keelboas lat
boats aud Cargoes etc against loss daiage fire,
or the dan and pers OF The seds, lakes rivers
very favorable terms. sep 5.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-03

MtNENt- .
t rel SD food reaptn,st, ife " hole tfsif "
,ofous tci on clearing The mind and iapsoy ina lie
.sgt.
uTSpTrStA or FIVE YEARS DURATION
4rc1WaaUfsf 7rffi ~, gg7tg YfbjHfy cured |
Il 81 ,. "
DIR. SWFETSER'S PANACEA.
u g5t-...- -..al,t t.3f-s
H''' t""t O. +'i''4 -" iof''
cerih thAf iof ~" last ive wears. h7'e tcen ~
seized With Dyspepsia aud " ater Brasi. accompanied
larry distressing Fains ln tho lack ~ Tines uN det
tIi Wa laa that could sea. cee epeq a lang or
fy stomach. and coffee could mot touch has Teen
offended By seseral doctors, and bad taken arrest nan'
resctirhons, without receiving any .enehi A &c" !
abdheore bad finished The tfst hottie fen certain
would cure me- a. no medicine had Iaken had such an
effect cu inc have now taken tufee hotties and feel
perfectly Wcl am however eali2 announcer 1t.te 70
strengthen my nervous system. maza tlls statement
pudiely, to LEG a'hlc.ed know whereio oblan relief
ours re-. - .lll!iN -,
JAS 9 ~ NiEt' 90 Lewis street, &! u. I
seRoFFt "a AND GtANbU LAR AfFtCIloN..
soratua said to he hereditary, the mfart receiving
from is parents the seeds e - disease cl increases
with years fHe-ieeted aud rot submitted frequent
purit cation iti Dr. SWtetscr's PaHacca. The glands
placed H the coruers efthe hedy- and odt OF The
way ufdrect communication, theirreai use subject
on which ueeh difference OF opinion prevas;it snihets
Us 80 know thd wien t diseased s.Hie lH'y are ca
rahe OF tcue purified and eelnsed by long course Of
pr. sweel-efs Fanatca. s
In caSosOt J.GaGice, Asthma, Liver omp ANTS, &c
ho.oreuA rheumatism OF Bhc,lm@le Cont. lr. sweet /
seis auaeea cannot le i"' hehy eA95eoill searches
egl 'g ygg t9" o, g e s1, ,, . I
Tnr disease Of The Riadder ami Kiineys strictures
and Extreme votcss Dr. sqveetser.a panacea IS ia
hest remedy ever tried II removes all siese scrauon
diseases and BY Keeping Tie blood in pure condition
iusgrc- hcatA.
9hAf IL AND URINARY COMPLAINTS
i5,...eels ,,l .,s5si,i CO. ~, ia,. : ~ ~ 7
t. ~ 5vastn,s4f tI,o,' - a.
' i he araye, amer stt,3ri,g ~ ,ogt a.g,cg
! 5, p.iu aud tortnre nv purif,inf ta bi,d WIN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-03

3 .EAu FIFE AND suEET I.EAp-Just reee,yel
al large supply OF ead ripe, sheet ioad and h.bt
atiu N.tdt pige iof convey ING water iIuu springs
my2 HORNBRoUK & DILLON.
$r,thee Newton harlirg's gra,a and grass sewn r..
~ t'''H' Irsi received and for sae by '''S
H} 10 JRpfcKTY
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-03
Endure the Piles no longer.
% srItrRrEs Frev ruE rIfrs srotreT 10 rsr
ar. UPH g ms

Endure the Piles no longer.
% srltrRrEs reev rUE RUS srofreT 70 rsr
ar. UPH s. JA'S
Y T. G. ETABLE ELECTUARN
THE FsHLT IS THEIR CwN.
Iry it. ail you tltt have Lee PlLE,, iNrLAMA
Tloy Of the Liver, Spleen. Bowels. kmueys
badd-v. Liver c mpl int, pup"psla, Con
sirauou, SICK Headache, or any Disease.
OF W ich
FEE BlS.
EiLr Blt3iHg or Bland. Iieranl or h.
nrHal. is The determination #. oadfds Metl,
Of additional Thousands nall b. etpss,,fd
READ this EVIDENCE her, ot CURES
Though D csaHoi give tha slvel one wealth
o. gives d treasure cav more glorious. nrALlH.
tNftEu SrATLs, VI lHsUstt's OFyIrE,I
Now York, recemler &, ~
VI s rs KErtHAN & IENsutU:
&c. II ,n,u, understanding ON are te general ageu
for the =lig 0f "tr plants Vegetable leotaary.'
tie onre Plies, have deemed it uy duty volurct
recommendation DO hchalfuf Tint valuable medicine
have heru a c.cd fer many vtais with Plies and hJv
trsed various edc> Tut with beneficial cttcts-
Indeed -au 10 slider my case utterly hopeless Hu
about Tie l-t ut September last was prcvaIiei upon L
fritrd TO make irial ofthc ahoye ia.Od medicine
took bis avcU and rejoice 10 say Thai not only 10
irved tui rs believe perfectly cured most earnest
ly recommend il 10 ali that may havc the misfortune O
ic afflicted with that annoying and dangerous disease
Very respccty Nouis, etc. ELY MOORE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-03
s,sgS-. BOOT AND SHOE
10. MA NUFACTORY.
4 q. #1r--7ry JOHN BRUCE. Fashio

he Boot and Shoe Maker few
, doors below the Monroe House
Main st. WHEELING VA
~ wishes to inform his friends and the public gener.
on! MAJ ne mas now on hand The best and most fashion.
able assortment OF FINE BOOTS ia the civ and mad.
ny me hest workmen IN the western country lie also
Keeps on hand good assortment Of fine pesred Boots
winch he sells very low. These with everything in his
me aud with Close aud constant attention to business
ma ny providing neat and cheap article, he hopes 10
mccitAe patronage of discerning public.
FRENCH CALF SKINS
NE has iustrecewed fresh lot of French CaIf skins
winch ne : prepared 10 manufacture into Roots and
ho'S tor MS friends on very short notice, in his pecu.
' 'a' an" i"s"ioha'e Sllie. AprI2
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-03
Accordcuns.

AcC0rUpnpS single and tone Los.,voo,
W N''''' and Eteuy Accordsois' a vsv,
hhe afliee Jusi opened Flute Victim and AceaFeieoS
freetpi"s' without master, lue ltaau striurs .
COS gee faied Z 8 and o CO. per Busies I: kevs
81 nani-tlufei's prizes; 20 h.ur aHd : day rt,rL
ApflJ JAS MLIlOR ~, 90 &C
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-03

stIaZed Caps and and 'aS @id l@ys r i
aff, latest sit e- il-! ret'd nom rbiadefit and r
sae altHr fashionable Hat aHd ap Sufe 90 Union si
5t- John :. EDGE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-03

BRENILlNGER'S APOrHECA.
ASHLAND SQUARE, WHEELING. Va,
". hEhE musicians prescriptions are accurately
Shd htauy put up al all hoars Of the dav and
night; also where can be had the follow .ng popular med
icIues. VIZ:
noct laynes Medicines
Doci Roses d.
Riey's Pile Ointment
Lewis Indian Ne.etau Pills
snhL's do do sugar Ills
Braudreth's do do
Eouand's anti-costve do
bUc Deans Rheumatic do
Hyg-aA Pills, as
nc hi7iers All Healing Ointment
Compound s. rup BOneset
Alternative syrup t.r cue Of sc,ofula and all
Nerve and Bone Imminent
April - ' 49, ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-03
cas- 90 r9g
MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INSURANC
IL. n u \

MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY
TSglIl insure against all manner Of life risks rrou
Ss tic most favorable terms The operations Of this
Company are confined Xciusvely TO IlFe INsuR ANt
AND toHISGENDiEs upon the mutual plan. lis atvan-
tages are too easily conceived 10 need commentators.
hne tire Insured 10 participate IN all the profis OF
the business while living, and securing TO survivors
certain resource AGAINST want " hen dead
Each person assured for life becomes member Of this
company, with erretua' charter, aud is entitled 20
which are declared annually. For further particulars
inquire of W. +. ETBRSON Agent.
Wheeling, Virginia.
II 57Cfjce on Monroe ST.
ROB'T l.. PATTERSON President,
BENZ {. MILLER. secretary.
NJ. Ii. HOUSTON, MD. Medical Examiner,
Je3. Nheeiing, Va,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-03
IIAIIrS

CELEBRATED COUNTER BALANCES.
AND FAIRBANKS patent PLATFoRM
SEALS, alWay on hand aud for sale at The
hariHar store OF OFT & GREER.
aprl3
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-03

REMOVAL AND co PARTNERSHIP.
I HENRY has removed from the stand he ocetiaiad ON
- Water ST. TO = Main street, To The House forlerv
occupied by G Mctalam as Hat and Cap store dl.
recy opposite The Monroe House, and has assoc lated
with himself IN tile Hating business, Mr. T. 4 Robinson
The business viii ereater lie conducted under The name
and hrm OF HENRY & ROBINSON They have iust
received from The Eas', o OF the and most fash
unable STOCK aUd uIhnAngs Thai he had in The
Eastern cities they are determined MAJ g as good
ana iaShonabea hat as any shop in the city aud sell
them as cheap ehave the stock and we do our avn
work. They invite the attention OF Their friends AID
fore purchasing elsewhere.
HENRY & ROBINSON
myl Opposite the Monroe Hu,,se Man, str..,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-03

aon-..s....siom snre.l.

s. it rsrev. la lutl-osatts li- -ssun eycs activity
tl tlr 6af-. .a. -treeth To- tie mu-e1ar system,
most extraordinary .r-r#e-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-03

q 50 g.

Crown, u inches high 9l6 yeonan, rcil at sides.
front aud rear $40 curve.
Tir--9 10 oval rat
Brim inches wide front and rear, .lG at sides
selSmal ige curl, with siiel ron sides, aperng
70 aVery tpe curl round front, and rear, or
sopcd al Sides, 3t OF an il,csl cUfS "a.
Hand Of anlueh wide, with Loop and slide
Binding IL Of an inch wide
T2ie for fashions, gsl salgr'ay "a March,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-03

Oh ~ Epo,r. Wewir layt the hiehes' 1rica
ash l't go - in cash or gand ia-s, a. oul
war. house GA Wafer street.
A5- FORSYTH 4 BAKER.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-03
scroasia Cared.


This certificate UsVoy proves that this Sarsaparil
Ia hs perfect control the obstinate diseases of
the Blood Three persons cured none hoase is uaprece.
u-Aisd
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-03

NlH NM Dr. SWttlHcfs Fanaetd lo1Icino pecuIiatIy
adopted 20 their A3st adies during lie petiud OF
pregnancy are afflicted wnh piles Dr. sweesefs Pan
acct by regulating ihe TO gcls, VIII entirety ouvtae
lu and lbs Purifying properties on lie blood and fluids,
iasufes 20 them healthy offspring No one who : a
molher soud le Wi4uut ~, and those VINO are nursing
wa iut of great hetIttu te teait OF Their infants.
pt. SWEEtsEk'S PANACEh being composed on
If ut aves eials matter medical GerAs, and Warran.
tei oa oalA as containing aut particle OF uercuraI,
hihera, chemical leiauQe, Is found IA Il perfect
a4rtess 10 te nius, Lender age to weakest frame,
uHaFr any stage OF human suffering, tue Osi pleasant
aad htu-n i tts operation tuat offered 10 he
Ward end an the same ae. the most certain IN search
aug Qua use root OF an! compliant, however deep ana Of
performing cure.
fuce s ler holtes or SIX bottles for s.. For sale,
IS 4u.es SIZE ana relail, by SETH s. HANtE,
30. baltiHioTesIfeel Baltimore.
Tor sale by James hVAef " neelne, Va. dec IA.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-03

These diseases proceed the seriosity correct
huaor- ie Hood, having settled Itself on the throat
ant lungs, and stopped Them up, that itey caniso
draw sufficient AR IN for res pratIon, Doctor svceisers
oaeea rs 90 gave mned ate teicf and 10 make the cilre
fettG and ceiail ID shoua lie continued some time
alttt4 fee tIcsy stem OF al & ad luaioTs
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-08-10
MIR. WEBS rER's POSITION.

Thpfe has been not little said in the pa pers he last inonih, reia'vr trihe position "i Mr. Webster oR ih'. Presidential quest ion.-- Same in ta> or of ihe free sot organization have even gone >o far as n rlaim that he sym ,,alhlZed with them in their movements, and was opposed to Gen. Taylor. hn' we have n"v- er tioubted fpr a m ineni that he " ,nlla su:- tain the nominations of the Phladelnhia Con venlir,,. The editors of the New York Cons mercial--whch advocated the claims ot MT Webster in the Presidency. and which is snp posed to he as much in his confidence as any journal in the couatry-nav" taken measures Co know the exact truth in the matter, aud ,hev are authorized [" sW. "hnl ID n" pn,ti Minr ksr"wghnu' Me comi"g cnnross ,riU .Mr Websfrr 6e .found sc0"i'ng fO thr Wh'g pnr ty, or 10 he erpress,on of its ,ciH q. put f"sth at Phii0|etphi0 in the ns0nih of June :" In reference tn tn" report in circulation. that the Convention recently held im Wore. ster was instisaied and cnuntenanced bv Mr Web ster. the Commercial has authority for saying thai H is great m sake. Mr We;.ster re- gards Gen. Ta,lor "as an nrright. intelligent aud honrst man a true Whig. and determined if clecreh President. tn pn; fnr'h his best ef. iDrts for the goud of thr coun'r,."
 a .s. Harffwd C0urdmt.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-08-10
Passage of the Oregon Bill,

On Thursday, the 3d. the House passed the Bill establishing a Territorial Gov ernment in Oregon, by vote of l29 10 7l
 The bill provides for The sep 'ra.e gov erument of Oregon, and leaves the other Territories to b'' legisla'ed for hereafter. The WIlmot Provisn clause was retained, which pronihils slavery eveu aiter Oregon may become Sla,e.
 The free State members who vote,' against this ProviSo were-Birdsall of New York, c. J. Inger>IlI and Brodhead Of Pa.. Kennon, Miller and Sawyer of Ohio. Wick and Robinson of Indiana, Ficklin McCler- nard and Richardson of Illinois -aHIOcos ot course.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-08-10

E POLK ELECTOR FOR TAYLOR.-The Pittsburg American states that Judge Myers nt Clarion county. a gentleman of considerable
 influence in that section of the State. hereto tore prominent politician m the Locofoco 0 party, and openly advocates the election of
 Gen. Tsylor. 'Thete are many others in tha, pari of the State who have left the ioccfoco
 "arty. and rally under the banner of Taylor
 and "illmc,e. The reason assigned for the 'hange is, the great frauds committed ib the campaign ot 1914.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-08-10

Diseovsry of .Mmmirs Gt Drnngo. .Mer- o.-The Texas Star states that million of nummies have been discovered in ihe envi. r"ns of Durango, in Mexico They are in a sitting posture, hut have the same wranpings. bands, and ornaments as the Egyptians Among them was tonnd seulninred head witt aporiard oi flint, chaple,s, necklaces, Sc. of alteIna,ed cnlored heads, fragments of bone nnlshrd like ivory, fine worked. elastic tis- sues, (probably our modern india rubber rl"th,> moccasins wotked like those Q. 0nr EHdisns tn dav. hnn.a "f vipers &c II T- mains to continue these interesting research -s. and America will become another Egypt to antiQuaries. and her ruins vii, go hack in the ldess period of the world showing doubt less that ~ C ancestors of the Montezumas liv- ed on the hanks If the Nile. g .
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-08-10
FREE SOIL coSvENTsoN

A free soil State. convrrii"n vas bs.ld ,n American H.n, HarIfDrd. on Wrdn' g. day last The dei..gasrs were calId io "de, ar half pnsI 10. A M hy the H'n. An.s M c"iiins If Hartford Tha,Idcus Wellrs of Giasienhu,y WIS aPpoini' Ch"irman, pro ien., and C w PhilIeo of SutfieId, Secretary Pr, iem.
 Prayer WIS offered ny the Rev. Dr. Rohhins. ...- 1. r-..
 Accmmiitre of one from county was nppoini ed to nominate Pe, manenl uficers, vIZ., .....
 Hartfrd-E. II Owen.
 Now Haven-Phineas Patier.
 New Lnndoll-W. Il. Coit,
 Fairfield, d,-Elias Burchard. .
 Windham-J Skinner.
 Lilch6eId-Jobn Boyd.
 Middlrsrx-E. B Rogers.
 Toliand-John BnrnLam.
 Letters were read from Nathaniel Nor. Morton. J. c. Pa!frcy, Gideon Wellcs, John N. Niles, &c.
 The c0mH'itlre for nominating officers repnr ed as follows rws-
 prss,dent-Jchn T. Adams, of Norwich. ir Preside eors-~R Richard Bacon, PhiIn Pratt, ( A $egkios, ii C. Blact,man. Willard Lyon, $. N ute ------Sncs"s2 Samue SiiliuIan.
 Secr~jartt@-- ta,gy~ hoys, L E. Smith, T. r Tn,,. ' " I'iAe0-
 Thaddeus Wees, c!lafanan Of Con on Res 0lu;i0is.
 Tue following gentIr,0en were iqroia- ted delcgat"s to the Buff 'lp CrnYen,inn : Amos M. Collins, Ti.addeu, WeIIea Pnrl o Pratt. J"hn T Adams, a.cis Gillette, S Hntchkss, Statr at Large Richard Bac.u Cu- win W Phillro, w H BurIeigh, Is, Dist: , C F harmed. Henry Rogers, John W Barber. 2d do |; George w Br"wn, Wm Alexander, Jonathan Skinner. 3d do. C. bert G Murrhcuse, Her. man Chapin, Bollin l.. Brecher, eth do.
 Addresses were made by Charles F. Adams, Wm H Burle'gh, John T Adams, Francis G'Ileit ', Hon. M->sls Philips aud Bangs ol massachusetts .-.,...
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-08-10
wHIG INCARNATION MEErTyc.

At meeiag of the Whigs of Litchfeld holden al the Manson House on Saturday, the 5,h of August, ls4S, al 2n'clock P. M., pursuant to notice, WILLIAM RAY. Esq, Was appointed ChaIr1aan, and Gen. FRAN CTS BAcoN, Clerk.
 On moi'on. the meeting proceeded to the choice of Delegates |" represent the Wings Litchfeld m ihe State Convention to he het al Middietown on the 3O.h inst flor the pur. p SC oi nominating Presidential Electors {; Whsre1pon, .... e-..
 PAYNE KENYON K,LBouRN, .. ALFRED PECK, .s.a
 , BENJAMIN KILsoURN,
 CHARLEs ADAMs. t'HtA we,e appointed Delegates. and
 CyRus CArLIN,
 ....f JULIUS GRiswoLD.
 LEONARD KENNY,
 ELIADA kiLBnURN.0 were chosen as Substitutes. ' te m4 .
 The meeting then adjourned after spirits ed and patriotic remarks from several gen. tlemen present. .. Attest. FRANCIS BACON, Clerk.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-08-10

schools. ssnre enjoyed by those If Other school districts. amd She prOpert, of such district may be taxed in such society for all school purposes the same as he pro- peFty of other districts but for sll oth- CT purposes the parts of such district shall belong tO. and be taxed in tFe soci. cities to which such parts belOngedbefOre such district WITS EqIned. Sec. 3. And all laws inconsistem with this act are hereby repeslod.
 LAFAYETTE 6. FOSTER,
 Speak, of,he H"use of ofRenrrsentaives. ,.. CHARLES J. McCuRrY.
 President of the S.nate. Approved, June 22d, lS46.
 al. CLARK RESELL.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-08-10
n-For two moo,hs pas, nm, ,,,..A,

nFFor two months past, our village has leemed with strangers from the ci,ies--yis> iting, rus,'cs,ing and pleasure. seekin. . Sailing aud fishing excnrtions ou the lakes in onr vicinity. pcnic.i ing on the mou n ia ips, hunting in the ior's.s and horseback riding on the highways, have been among their trequs n, amusements. When our rai,rraa ani telegraph are completed, we may ,ea> seaahiy expect large accession n our summer residents. @ sssa taa .s.s r
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-08-10

H5-in o,del com .'lete tine Puniica cation ol the Laws as soon as pnss,hle, We have permit led them again to exclude our usual variety ni mScellan., as well as editorials In our next we shall conclude them.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-08-10

Ma. WsBsrgR -ln!isposi,,on alone has kept this gentleman from his pa, in thu Senate during the los, f"y weeks. =. tie is in very ndch enfachl;sa s, to. :
 The B '<,on p.,s, lwits U, n Nills of helping. G's Merton wrile bis sphernatp- r"'l r1tssage in the coGri house oa the Sabbath.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-08-10
eHArrER txxvIf.

An Act in addition tom Act entitled ..Al, Act concerning Common Schoola."
 See. |. Be is ssacsed by the Seaase and H"nse ot ntprrsratatirssin in General is. sesahy coApened. That when a school district has been. or Shall be hereafter iorused from twoor u,ors adjoining school ans'eties. such district shall belong, fos ail school purposes, Id tho society ii
 which the. scho ! housA shhll be situated
 and the inhabitants of such district shall
 have the same rirh's and privileges in that society. in all mattars psrtailline to
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-08-10
rr~~:slx ox.IAueHr or rnE INDIANS

TERw:sL% OSsLAueHT oF THE INDIANS Chippescays aud $ ossr News have heen brought inof sanguinsry encounter between a party of Chippewavs aud Sioux in the vii c'nity of Sandy Lake. The Chippeways, about eighty in number. were ant on fishing psr'y. and unasmed. when they were surpris7 ed bv . war eattv of the Sioux. who massa1 cred some seventy of ihe party among wi. VI was vn, na Hoie.in~the day. There wac much excitement among the Chipp~ways at the Peiote. who seemed bent on n most summs- " Vengeance.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-08-10
CHAPTER Lxxv.

SEc. l. Be t enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives. ia General As- scn,bly co"penrd. That for all copies of records. or other documents in tha affieo of the Secretary of this State. there shall be paid to the Secretary for the use of the Senate, at the rate of twenty-five cents for each and every two hundred and eighty words contained ia such cop ies:-Pr,uided. That no fees shall be re- quired for copies of such resolutions as relate to the payment of money from the State treasury.
 Sec 3 For all services. other than aAOse provided for m the preceding sec ts0n 0f this a@t. no compensation what ever shall be required. or received. for the performance of any duties or acts, either by the Secretary in his official capacity. or by any clerk employed in his office or for any service of such clerk.
 Sec. 3. The salary now by law allow ed to the Sec etary, and the compenss- ton to the clerk employed by him, are not, in any manner, to be affected by this act. aH5 @E Sal .5a See. 4. The eleventh section of the 1" Act for regulating Salaries and Fees ;;'' and the sixth section of the "Act con- cerning Petitions and Memorials to the General Assembly," also. the act in ad- dision thereto. passed in lS36; and also the act in addition thereto. passed in lS36; aud also the art in farther addi- ticn thereto. passed tn 1887, are hereby, severally repealed. 70 seHaa .ae
 | LAFAYETTE s. FOSTER. l Speaker fthe llons~ of Representatives 1 THOMAS B. BUTLER. President of the Senate pro tens.
 Approved. June 2Sth, 1S4S. F@'a
 CLARK BlSSELL.
 CHAPTER LxxvI.
 An Act to repeal certain parts of Act. therein named. ..1.
 Re tt esacted by tAe Seadtc aud Houss of Representatives. in General Assembis conuened, That the second section of the act entitled An Act prescribing the du- ty of Town Clcrks,'' and so much of the act entitled An Act for regulating Sal. aries and Fees" as is inconsistent with an act passed May Session, lS4s. enti- tied " An Act providing for the Regis tration of Births. Deaths and Marriages, be. and the same gre hereby repealed.
 LAFAYETTE S.. FOSTER, Speaker of the House of Representatives. THOMAS B. BUTLER.
 .. Presidcntrofthc Senate pyO tem. Approved. June 2s;h. ls4S.
 r CLARK RESELL.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-08-10

TIE EPfDEMfc- MICHIGAN The Hon. J"hn Norvtll. U. s. District Attorney aud 'x>U 5. Senator, Hnn. .L'ns ng B. Mig ntr, A. Wales, Esq .,.Hon Alexander Da ;. vidson. and lSa.c B SWiih. all leading Locofncos. have commenced the publi. cation of a campaign paper tn Detroit. devoted t0 he elect ion of Tavlor. The Ann Arbnr Democrat and All. gha"y Re- cord have dropped C,ss. .y e aE7
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-08-10

0cS- X prisoner by the naMe of Nathaniel P. M ner. leaped from 'he upper tier of cells al the State Prison nn Monda, morning He ian'ied on the hr,ck pavement. breaking both his legs between the knee and hip i"n's. and hs,iiy hruisi,g his head He was passing t~ his cell with his hreakfast in his hands. when h. deliberately set i, d"wn and sprang over the railing. C"urant
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-08-10
WHIG STATE CONVENTION. For the Nomination of Presiden tia]

Electors. A State Convention ni the Whiys nf Connec. irut will he held at ihr city of Middletown. "n "Wednesday, the Beth day of August, 1s4s, for the purpose ot choosing two Senatorial Electors nt Presden, and Nre President of,he Uniled States; and fnu District Electors, or one from each Congressional District
 The Whigs ot the several towns are reones- ted to assembl' in their primary meetings, as early as the 9ih of August. for appointing Del- rgal,s equal Io douole the number oi their Rep- resentatives in the Legislature, io the above called Cunvention., and to ra,lst, the names nf their delegates to he published immediately thereafter.
 The campaign is open and the electi"n is a, hand Let the friends of TAYLOR a,d FILL MORE be wa't hfal and active, and sue. ess aud an acceptable administration of Coverp- mshi will be their reward.
 JAMrs F BABcocK,
 HENRY PECK. Whig JOHN L. BOSWELL, State
 VIM. WmDw Committee.
 WM. M. MATsnN.
 New lav'n July 10. lS4s