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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-10
10 thigh Mitchell, intant son Of lanes W.
LIE lL.ch. Il III

'.',,1' .".tI7Ft1F, 1DHHF SOT y JdWtS I'VE
lie Wttch,U, aud the said James Yvlis
Mifchti his guardian:
VSu arc hereby notified that an application will be
maze TO Inc County Couri Of Ohio Comfy on SAT-.
uruiy uieNh day Of September next ~ the Whcolins
west ,.lhetiy aud Bethany Turnpike Company 10 an,
point hvediscreci nItsgebt disiuteres.. and inpsr
tia eeoiers to assess The damages the lard OF sad
fugh Mitchell. IN Ohio County, Through which Inc
sdid company proposes conduct its said Tnrnnik
TOAD winch VIII result from opening Tie ss,d roIa
tlruuy II. ISAAC IL MIrrurII N
AUGUST th, 1915. President OF said COMPANY
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-10
Rev. Alex'r Camnhairs sddros,

- Address del ivered before the lvls.li,,. ! go.
-. 10y H. lsiT Subject II as one CHRISTIAN nm
tia ''sn' 10 wage wa against analher CHI sian ma
&c Owe address has Just been published IN re,,
- ~ in' and Is TOT sale ri the "A INES ~ e.
- = cents by The single coy, pr ) / per toz
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-10

~ ouihCnldh hose ol Inc revolution or the
1872 war, askfeare many more soldiers.
They are "u1 more also, as llere is "A y ider
Heid a!loweds selections. All the Sold. is
who volunltd ur u months are suti,led do
| 90 atres OF ii, ani the six months voiua-
teers are enlit TO 81 acres. The wife, chl-
dren, iatheFOs o. her OF soldiers who died n
me service ard loved the same quantity OIL
land
Ii Is bellevet hat not less than eighty thou.
SAID soldiers, er dead or iiSiag, are emit
led 10 The W4nts. The "a NIFTY oi land
covered by thet III am iant Ia more than ten
millions oiacrjb ut it Is estimated that ninr
lehths Of tue rants viii pass into tn
hands % sptctofs. who either enter the
lands al the l. I Offices aui sell them, or
sell lhe wauansl c'nigronts aud others who
uecd aids.--fHypJrt Hf0lf.
GhNlUS.-1 is not the greatest man.
~ b.. with Il intellect, can start!e Ihv
multitude as Sudden thunder. fine i'm
pres>loa lrti aeul is not agreeable aad las
ting. he who VI stir up the soul, must
have a calm. sAuS thiZing heart. ltIs this
which sibrales hugh the human heart.
pa IN The VA pulses, ana urges Us l.,
de,ds OF mercy. lhe man WHOSE s,m,a-
tlie> are WIN Im "a humanity hu,r
Eeart Is moved 5y B. nevoieuc---bfealhe-
thoughts that wi. krr die, Like The si.en
tcWs, iheN desceu,A iAe opS9m Ia cheer a.
b IS, ou5 10 save he breath OF true h;r
Anus '-itin the h. Such writer 81 u.s. |
: ulns Mn huhaa, and is de,uErd :,
: ay tn wuiii'odv urge hem on ~ deeds |
o! mercy aud u4snltg!org,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-10
sjaVuarrnotvpes f;lr 81

DaguarreoiyPes for ST. 81.
WER Partridge win remain IN Wheeling but
Tvs few days longer and vii take Miniarures, during
is say, Tor 81 o. Likenesses taken elualy as well
IN cloudy in clear weather
street. IS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-10
ANECDOTES OF ADD EIrKADER

The following anecdotc is current I'm Ane
tie Naas al II genuine, bears witness q
! Abj-r kader's presence OF mind. sanglroid
and greatness of soul
IN spite OF The vigilance Of the guards ne
| IN, had succeeded III entering the tent where
| thr entr Vas holding h 5 council. o. finding
! hlnseit III The pr, sence OF Abi-el- kader, the
metro, who had cnmewith the intention OF as
| saS luating aim, Was suddelny struck with re-
4 nase, he broke The pognari he had IN his
haid, and falling PROSTATE exclaimed:
! HAD come t. stab YOU, bal prCc lived the
I g.op OF lhr prophet around your brow, and
my heart tsIed me. HI me, Tor have d :
ser4d to uie!"
lhe son OF Mam-ei-Din arose gravely. I'D
vansed towards the negro. aud LAYING his hand
upuf the culprlts cad: Arise unhappy man
saddle; Allah 'lrgives repentant sinner; ana
! !. bls uo1e serV,Ht cannot condemn vml.
/ g Save, an NAV he of cur lie be d vo-
.ed ! deserNe IA! attou, ana Di, S. he ndne
OF tit Elernit,!
| Oh OF The Morocco chieilans defeated a
! isiy fenl Ia pay visit To Add Fl kader; anG
healilg he mad Frruch pr ,ourr, requested
| 10 set un = Is oitlr I, the French lruinp ter
who Il. INTO the Iva d, he enemy whilst
etdciorln5 10 succJr one Of the Officers,
hdNl been sent Tor, appeared wearing biz
iruinH; and, on b lug ordered a. play an
air, BY sounded chs,ge. The clleilan in
qulrrdlhe meaning If those martial notes.
iegthe captain, sid Esooiiier to the inter
prelertuat when ne hear, that tune, the bes,
thing / can do is 10 turn about and gallon a.
| way.
Abel- Rhamam's officer, being offended a
tins rally, requested that the Frencnnan
might tselve hundred iashes OF the basii-
nado; ~ Abdel kader refused, saving il
was us Oily 10 behave generously towards
The frehh, who never ill-treated their Arab
prisoners.
On anoher occasion, Abd-el -kadef made
Escoiher ofieroi three handsome wives. to
selher WI horses, and The grade OF officer d.
'hHng his GUAR troops, II lie would consent
| 10 becolntl Aussulman.
81 VIII liver be idlse 10 my RELY ion aud my
country, rfied the trumPelef;" you may cui
III my hrd but you will never l44ks me il
renegade!
Abd-el Ner replied with smile: Be not
alarmed; Nj yor lie as sacred; and like
10 hear oupeak IN ibis ma nner You show
4 yourself aye 'nan aud worthy OF my Is
em.-footelosll is glorious anl you. a.
poslacy wol b. infamous.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-10

NgRr ORAcLEs 80 hen Wilson Shannon
wss 0i-l candidate Tor Governor OF Ohio,
tba Oslo SUITE journal raked up ''ir m the
a.ue, ol dssfsr, an indictment against hlm
"for aluDlus ia Ohio county, Virginia! The
result MAS, ,lc people elected him Governor;
and lht Juurnd uihiayit turned out TO be,
when truth ala glsae had pot on It's boots.
miserable piece OF party laasiguity. States
mail.
Does ,he Statezman say that Gov, Shan
nan. was not indicted tor gambling in this
,.onot,q ,re lo moi rake this up mind.
Take one lstf from Taylor aad you have
TYLER Ohio Statesman.
.gsks one letter ifom Cass, and what sort
81 IAN animal have you - Louisville Jour.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-10

OK Rent threestory Store for Rent, on Monroe
Inou5sa iosscssion gwen IN few days amer rented
inquire OF Ans THOS HODNBaOOK & co
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-10
10 Stone Cutters and Masonsl

"a iARGE number of Stone Guitars and Masons can
~ md emfoymeht on the Wheeling and Belmont
SUSPENSION Bridge, ~ inaxiag az plea, ION soan 10
p,, t. DICKINSON
r, ,raetss' -ius. {, Nts-@wd ASST En.'r.
lneHs COPY, pittsburgh Journal, Cin. Cazstte Lou.
rh fines " '. "'''"i "iiu
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WM. K. Mckee,
R(IE GlSr ANh DnyII,,r, .,r,

r hHF oKAfED BOARos just received and for s,le
~se"s HoANBRoOh & CO.'S, Moaroe s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-13
GAS FITTING.

IS PHILBlS respectfully inform their friend. and The
y public that having been f-qIcseJ bF ile MANHAiIAN
Gis-LlGHT COMPANY 20 engage in We Ga-f uns ul-.
they have taken the Wurs -1n otCe &C. laeJ occ4 -0d
boy DE Company, l16 Mercer one door below bttcher-
e. and prepared 20 ascend o orders l ti depai'
meHf of business in .is branches They 'eld io eep
bend assortment of Zee best art l',-i patterns 40
brackets. pendants mlnfe 'le0is clsade e- 49, ii-
ufacured by Messr- CORNELIUS CO. O-llmps ca an
deers. &C.. altered 90 burn gas. Aso, gas fixtures Tex
down. cleaned. Ictrunze1. iacqucrel.
Plumbing steudcd f0 as formerly 81 Dey-sL and l''
Mercersf Order for ga- Sting ie al Dcy-s VIII De pc
tended promptly They refer tO the Manhattan Gass
COMPANY. and also % the following gentlemen, some ui
whom Directors Of the Company james Donald son,
Esq. Henry Cuug, Esq jas kopsere. 20 Moses TO- j
ESQ. Daniel b. Fearing, E-q. ". II. smith, E-q-
B.-Parucullr aueul 1u paid to fiin2 up o"cLl-s =,
stores public bulin-s, &c. already occupied a. WEI ss
hose l progress or building. 13l
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INSTALLMENTS.


NEN-NoRh AND ERIE RAILROAD CON.
ANFANl The stockholders of hs New-Yors snf Pee
Aefold COMPANY are hereby notified that the FINAL ~
clALlMENl % rive D0ars each share ~ he CAPITAL
scA not already pad N l j. required he pad ~ the
on d NE company - NAst OF or before tie si day
No-c- = also gwen 20 hoders - stock which snv IN
sArnis are cue or unpaid. ha unless tr same are paid
ol 90 before lie art day uf July ie sock and al Ire
asl.s--s l.-ae ci et VII De sgnleci ~ forfeiture tie
pleasure ofthe Board OF Direcfors
lAr -eianla iisresi 0l ile sock VII be paid A.
.as once on ald after he nr tay Of July next and The
s,irf books vii De closed fnoue ah day Of June ~ tie
is. lay Of Jolly By orler af .he Boari OF Directors
New-Yors. Han 81 l5E3 Iii M,
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BOOK TRADE.
GREELEY s. M'ELRATH,

IhAbLNE ~ lLuiNir>r NEM-lh tAN'
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Stephens Ro0s % ,le Farm, vols 8ro. win ll-
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Skinner Journal of rrfru frr. v1.s ESQ. ...-...
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COAI.

HnAI.-The subscribers are daily receiving ne Fines
Y kinds of Peacl Orchard and Black ieal Coal Boo nt
orier also LIrerpoo. Ore oi Doe turi qia-tr a %
which they offer for sale ti fs lowest mtrset price
J.L&F " WORTH. - Broadway, and
te8 corner Thompson ald Fourif.
EOAI.-BlacA H-sih broken. ~ -le 1.ht size ana de-
y -cr0u0u for furnaces Tor warming dwellings ioT sale
loss bv J l. a. r. " WORTH,
ie8 q Broadway anil coz Thompson and Fourth "a
% IN PER TOS-NUT COAL-Feach Oi1.art-
- ~ Red Ash, and Scllynl Vote An, for sale ai
the above price, large sixe. all aervrci screened
frlm the yard. Apply 10 II. STOKES DlCkER>ON-
VI n lN7 Aln0UY-st near Broadway
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CLOTHING.
GENTLEMENs SPRING AND SUMMER WEA
VII. 7. JENNINGS j. co.

VIII. II. JENNINGS Il co.
WRAPPERS AND TAlLORS.-Gamenis Of the first quail
INV Readymlde, &c.--j Broadway, American Hotel,
and Pennsy 'yana-aveuue Washington, d. C-Hayns en-
arged tcr premises prepared tD offer for the nspec-
non of their patrons ana the public As extensive
g. assortment Of new goods for Spring and summer
comprising Cloths. Ca-smeres Ncsting-, Tweeds CASH
erets be found in the county which they are
enabled make order al great reduction from here
ofore moderate prices such has been the sacrifice submitted
90 by importers
Tie style and character u work Is TOO firmly estsb
shcd .0 require any ec1mum On those points 30 essential
On real ring the value OF garments would refer IN per'
GUAR however o the Pdn'aO1ns furnished, aud solicit
tlal from le most fisf.ious.
fn me Ready-male department We shall endesyorio main
tn the superiority Of the articles, which VIII De found equal
10 the best ordered garments he assortment CONSISTING ~
Dress and fr0cS Goats. improved styles Zephyr, Con,
Cashmercc and Mcrno Sacks, Panaoons, Vests, &C. VIII
De- afforded prices tal have characterized he esid D.
meat rendering IN A.. cases the gs'd pro qno AZ
EHEAP SUliMER CLOTHING.-Them Five
u Dollar suits consist OF dress or rock c1i CASHMERE
pants and fancy vests so about 1900 business SACKS AMI
DO kas of casil.rfetr. dra5 defe alpaca men, gngiai
&C. a 81. Vests 50 cents lo 8. Pants q 10 = pair
BOYS slids cheap. ie0lwf
T'OR SUNNIER WEAR large assortment Of
our superior styles Zephyr Cloth Cashmereue Meunu,
Camo.e and Linen sack and DOrsay,, &C 40 usual mode
rate prices sIch have given celebrity 'u c establish
ueuf WI i. EANlNo' ~
ieo 81 Broadway American hoieL
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~ AND bG fOk,iIliel Do FLOOR. REAR
- n. BRYAN - C'ocs Movement ~ Iufic.'ry
49, ari general i1hl.rr Csfli Dr. pres rr fafuI
aHt dr re- brass. rllrr ftee .sn s1 gf1r. ~ rrs 1ri
las Cf Goo c.aeas, lufrlplc nsclts uf mnae'l. or
r 4Hy n'lrr purpose required Models lade Deb order
ANY kHi uf c1cs rcnsr. hT trOfarn who Hlir raiaul
t-r business sEl warranted i1f year This establish
hlf facilities Second n other u Tits city cuuutry.
~ q. iac above kinds Of wurk tho Trade slpriei with
Ma.tla.fs ga ir.um.fs furh ls hti rods bands keYf
bells. sll 81 eiael snail alc.el ps.'aa-E 10 ~ ciock
ul4a ma In
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"rCCr srGEun1.n

4 CkERMANs new ana beautifully Carved Letters have
y superseded everything u De Market ald DE demand
for them every day Increasing, almost every country
merchant in calls o examine them. and cal with
purchasing sign. They are new n style, ur-q Oh
shape and form. Eded with the best refined 10.1 war
ranied not face easy Of uar- l1riafD. and above all
cheap. cheap cheap. As h- beauty AMI o. sled workman
ship Of these letters have attracted suCa unfDrs attention
AMI their superiority ans other description Of Sims is
50 yOls au ir les.lon is naturally formed -a Toe .u
crease of expense is In Ike ro, tll see VII guarantee
% furnish these letters 40 the 70 less cos lgu DE
ordinary ciltsi-n ACAERMAN
uiyl7 lm lul Nassaust between Fullcl and Ann.
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glLINDNES- CURED w1oet sn opcra-an.-Dr
NV ". FIELDS co. O--s-s aat y-.c-an-, respect
f-y lflTl ie citizens 70 Nev-i0k, inl ilfJ ave taken
Cace r. Wlrrr-t No Do. where hey VIII atll tg al
kinds ~ ceases OF fde ewes l1 successful r1rcr such a.
celess of l snis ausulosis, opacity ri GAIA
racs l-ilm11-on and granl.ldol of every tescrplou-
Al sou laf Lave l-spared 90 having yclr .gf rel rcd
c0ne, no charge 60 examination. A'.A Eye asserted
lersuher " arrest No 10 wF.f iulf
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WRECK or APAssENGER VESSEL FROM IRELAND,
AND Loss or LHE-Tho bark Commerce 2J3 tons.
Alexander Halliday. master of and from Galway with
g. passengers for this port was totally lost ON for
Monitor Island a little 20 the westward OF Liverpool
Nova Scotia On the morning Of the 3st OF May, and
we regret state that eight of the passengcrs aud a
apprentice belonging 10 the ship, were drowned Al p
O'Clock on the morning Of the 3st the night being very
dark with dense fog and rain the vessel struck on
rOck and passed them and again striking on Do1
rocky shore remained stationary and Immediately hlea
with water The gale increasing au( the sea running
high the fore and main masts were cut away "a
ease the ship AZ daylight the lOngbOat WIS got oui,
and made two trips % the shore with passengers when
the boat wa. stove and two passengers were drowned
~ the remaining passengers were got on shore by
means Of lines except six. who were drOw an passing
The mister the and the passengers Lost everything
save what they had on some Of the passenger were
Jeff nearly naked The ship soon broke mp entirely and
the materials drilted sea- nothing saved bat one
small boat.
The names OF those drowned are follows Mrs
Mary Burke and infant, Mrs. COME and inian; Patrca
Corcoran. aged 81 years boy named fogriy. about
3 wears old infant named Cumming. nearly one
year old aud lad named john Leydsn. Capt HaA.
day and about forty OF tnc passengers arrived mere
on Tuesday morning, in the steamer Herald from LT
erpsol where the rest of the Survivors have remained
New Bruus FlcSer. June
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TO JEWELERS., MINIATURE PAINTERS, Ae-
c }. HAkIAEIl, Cost.1nd-si. near Broso~s,'
wholesale a1d rell manufacturers % frFe4ng, Nfns'
DIesslng ant Jeye ~ Boxes Miniature Cases AID ss9s'
ksie Locke Nl,ch. Ring. Brooch Pea ard Pencil bSAss.
Cnesis iof s'PeI paie re4y arranged o0fderi As' i'
maize sll tie1 iO jewelers. show casr-. &c. -.
Jowefrs travelling Trunks. ant variety Of ne to So
erlces constantly on hand lli raae ~ order. .O~s-
o. up-stlfs. ~ "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-13

FATLNI TIIIIN. IlNDINT-
WARRANTED To- EE MANUFACTURED fror1 tie
w pure GIIa Pcrc. lils bu j. l't a1ec-rl By re
atmosphere. Fixed oils water, a-le Trrkse. leels
iacu- gains about screl nr r power over AZ other t1-s
now III uses also. boot and shoe s1s. machine bands 90 All
widths lI0m % tr-sN inches aso, round bands 1r
ia.ies For sale a. be depot of liz American Guua fc-4s
Corlusnv T. AiHSTRJNG. Pa.aatee
u-vls lrf frT fH- i'r.'.t srafss $50 Nl.Iarl-sf
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: dc .0PgNISG or THEt-ae cn!nt;
- - ENhsYLNANLA $3.50

- = y
NAL Tor l6E-Binghan
Line 20 Prs5urgh.-lbe unders med would Respectfully
ui Nesiera shippers. that the fr-i ri Narch nt'is
non VII De rcnli Tor the prc-eni 10 Pfi-oei,
~ ne Peuus yna Canals And Railroads Goods mar.ed
Tor us line VII BE- forwarded with great dispatch Ard
NE lowest current rates No commissions other charges
Tor fJrN arllg goods from Pittsburgh. regular ine y
Steam Pockets leaves sburFh dsyaf 10 O'Clock A. " ir
Cincinneii, Lol.sy-e, ;, Louis. Marx psczsges-bns
naffs Line, Canal
8fN WA TYSON sg.r, 10 Ures.., Y Y
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rnrAHM ZOE -ALE-on ne Haa.on River 5

4, FsHN FOR ~AIE-On ne Hudson River, 81
- e- above Sew YORK., unt about two mies sol'h n
49, Sry ~nr CONTAINING shoot 00 acres, teta -crts be-.
rg woodland and he 1'sl4ue wei divided irlo meadow,
n.ov ana pasture o. he premises are two Young q.
rtari4 uu aunls ft lrees tine stream ~ We-
rav, fvo story hnt.es barns oulCI-es &c. TIE wh0s
fr commando an INTENSIVE view of the II fson River ard
QIa'y ~ SOL and beauty o sniaAon pr li-i passed Il
3o acres AMI sold purchasers For farther ptfcuns
fbs. .uhs--.i.r. af SnE sax JOHN 4. HOFFIAN
m---- L---- L--- ~ pr
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IT. LAKE oNTARIO-rhe slesner AD.

I'll 7 "
~ - 1AilNAL VIII leave beN~ Tor Toronto end
sNs-A Hamilton direct, every Wednesday nnl sai
urlav afternoon a. o'clock, arrival uf Packet bOsla
Time from O.Syego 10 Toronto, from 1910 - hours.
Toronto. May - laB mYlY lmeod'
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u SARSAPARiLLA
AMI >ywp az

Ff'Ul~ is TIE CHEAPE>r-Prce 3D. cents 1Or.e-
sHl fir te te.f preparation 20 Yellow Doc. ever otter
flr -ae r. Ilfus iltey cures scrufa, 0r kings eva,
rtcma-. obstinate caialrous erpuurs. pl1p.e- or Fls-
o. 1 Pie face blfces. lc- chronic eyes, ulE uru
0rt.er scld head e and pain 1i iHe bones ad
FONTS. Stubborn ulcers disease arising ifpm an injurious
20 mercury. l-c.es or 4rop-i exposure OF llnecr
r Fe chronic constitutional disorders The value az ihs
preparation now widely alOWn. and require no tcuous
cecaits 90 command .ae. Principal depoi - Broad
vgsv ie7 lmIlIlAS
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~ LIZ II o 8TNLU WTNW q NII-
Providence, December ], 1917.
hereby certify tla' my ue 4aug ter four years oi age
,- .orry a rl with scald head; Tie sores, apparently
were nearly inch thick al over the head. bad about
co I'd the conc .0u that could not be cured. Tie Com
pound syrup OF elbow Dock Root prepared by Mr. Charles
Morse Dr. 40 lb1 Bfoad-.t recommended 90 ~ be-
s sure fIr al kinds oi sores. lmor- &C and aer
us1- tlat short time my child was completely cured.
JUDITH DONLY. e. Piue-.t.
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III ORDER a tIrr. Lansing. E Caa-fs Jat-- of Jri-r-nr
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lfa.l Mrteflsa. e.. g. Afflra Creditor.
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CORN--A Positive ana speedy Remedy ior Hard or
tsgf CONS DR. C4ylyoo-s great ana iis-r popular
remedy for cons always be- relied upon. 7 1r Liauy
persons who have had teIr entirety removed ny
lsllG Dr. Cayw00l's remedy. can testify 20 ne Wonlcrll
care. that have resulted from 5 ice Dr. Caywuod asks
olv thai OF bis corn saige and feels couferi Gal De f
mos. satisfaction viii follow Prce only Is r.s tof, and
cod only 60 tie drug s'orc-. HENRY JOHNSON. 70
Brol4wav; So Greenwich: SD blercseri ll- f- Nave
cry; 10 and 5 Broalsayi AID $50 Flion-s- sun Build
trr uFl1 l-leudf
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ions Vas BrErv AyD Ggv CoNNANDEn.-A
correspondent Of the Herqd. writing from Baltimore

ions VAS BrREv AyD GEy CoNWANDEn.-A
correspondent Of the Hrad, writing from Baltimore
ssys
John Van Buren, will have TIE chivalrous Gen. Com
mander after him with long pole soon a. MS PARK
speech reaches South Carolina. lie touched the Gene
raj on a sore point when be called him General Ca
and nine .tas" though probably without knowing Tia,
he was doing So which J VIII eudeafCr 10 explain
Although the General is small planter now he wa
untu recently. overseer cn cotton plantations. Ile
last situation OF this kind he held, he lost by the too
free use Of the catsnd ninots on the bare back oi
one of his employers female -isses. 10 appears that he
ordered OF the field hands 20 wash ana 90 up hi
linen which she being inexperi a., did not DO up 10
mis- satisfaction. He accordingly took her out IN The
held and cut her numerically with the catand nine
tails indeed, 80 brutal the whipping, that he Wa
Immediately discharged Tie then commenced suit
against the planter his salary for the remainder OF
the year and for the value Of the "hog and hominy
he would have in that time. The case was called
the cat and ninetas' case and the jury gave him biz
salary but refused 10 award him the value Of the hog
aud hominy" Thus you VIII perceive the appropriate
ness OF the title Prince John has given him, ana ap
prohend II Is that viii stick 20 HIM through life
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