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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-14
ALI-IiENIlNG BA SAM.

q ~ vour friends " they Know Of any thing thai
r. viii ceii " Tong and tedious cough, 81
Mood trpHcits. dy speplc CONSUMPTION, hoarse
uess ufuenss an diseases ofthe throat. the oloso
Nnisu' they viii tell yuunn There never las 81
heen rsHeiv Introduce to pubic notice which has
prNductv" nf % mneh good IN 50 shorts space OF
Inn l.-al Nm. I'M
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-14

Erramsnt. Berks CO., (Nass.) Nov 90. ls47
The ahove certificate tells simple and truthful story
~ su etng aud relief Of which, physician and wit
ness in tile case, cheeriuly endorse. DIX CHAPMAN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-14
Coldridge's Balm of Columbia For


The ialr.--its positive qualities are as follows,st
FOR infants, Keeping the head free from seurf and
eauslr u luxurious growth of the hair
I'd FOR ladies' afer child birth restoring the SIX In
lis usual strength aud rmness and ths f.I
ling out of lhe hair. ''
3D. For any person recovering from any debility the
same effect is produced.
4ih II used IL infancy ill growth is started il
may be preserved by attention. the latest period of
life. VI
9Th IL frees the head from dsndruf strengthens The
ROOFS ipafts health and vlgor the cireuat ION and
prevents the nan ION changing color or ee ling gray
ON IL causes the hair 10 curl beautifully When done
up ~ u over night l'N No ladies toilet should ever
be made without il.
Expectorant Syrup b bsTs ySs G ,;ao
sands have met premature death for the want of A.
teitlon toa common COLD. Have YOU a cough Rev
d. barihoohiew's Expeciorant syrup, safe medical
prescription containing no poisonous drugs and used
m an extensive practice for several years. al most M
shNey give reiief aud you that most aw mi
disease, Pulmonary Consumption winch Usually sw.ep,
INTO the grave hundreds OF the young the old Inc y.
y and the ga.
he only genuine for sale in Wheeling By A. Fair
ellid, IN sIeubenyiie by A. Conn., an Pittsbnry bv w
Jackson, IN W ashhston by A Sweeny & son in a.
Caifssne by Johnson also in every town IN Penn.yI
'@'''~' INV ''"' 'a"" anu Virginia dec ID
= Cases sicily Liquorice Refined do, for .ass nv
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-14
ASTONISHING CURES

Wv BoSp Tie ceiehrS'ed Boston cracker baker, q
Nassau stree Brooklyn states hat e wife Sas tecu al
Gieed with Astms tor ~ years and could not fnd PET
uaNeut reet trcW tNe est medical advice winch New
Nork AND Rraotyn eould produce. indgoed to trS
his trsSt remedy. Size Is now nearly well is dauci
Ter, who erius &C.. The disease. tried Il
and ives also cured by u Mrs Bond l. now SO vel
that sire ale - from her ted cSriv IN the nor
nius sud aiento her usual duties through the day With
ont an,oyance from her distressing nAlady.
Ii1NRy J., NsuN 18th street. near the Catholic Gene
tr. To thr sore tor the purpose Of oisnns lot
lie the Qiossonlan having teeu afflicted with Asth
na TO- thsn % years ard exhausted his
rival that - euuia speas. lie purchased bottle
sud rode home Fou' UAys afterwards he walked from
his residence To th- Office without fatigue, dtstanceu
ovartwo MS. tnte nftle wonderful relof Which he
haa exnercneed using Stout half of ore bottle
CONSi MPTi0N OF TIE LUNGS.
Mr.. Cosyosr Is Nhre street. low in the
n-ntt of neeeu'er last. that hr given by his
nh Hrs friends entertained no hope Of his rccu
his surprise has restored him to health that he is
now ahic &c walk about the streets
Mrs ATTRss, tie wifrof WIN. n Auree. James IIar
man. ESQ e W. HAYES. ESQ. can all hear tesimsny
from their experience OF tie healing properties o
this great remedy n Consumption of the lungs.
SPLITTING BLOOD.
Mrs. THorBouRss, 952 Monroe street. who had been
trohhied for great length of time by cough.
and raised quantities blood relieved by one bottle
ofthe Olosoanian and declares it the greatest remedy
the world
DENNie KELLY. g. Water street was relieved from TIE
same complaint. although he very much reduced
when commenced taking II, having heen under tho
Of lis physician during the past winter Although
night seats. Two bottles of the remedy enabled him
return 10 his daily work.
Dawn HENDERSON. 80 Iicht street, George W Rur
nett, formerly of Newark. NJ j.. Henry shon, 100 Ri
speedily and permanently cured o the same complaint
by tins remedy.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-14


MEMS BOOTS
500 PAIRS Mems Fine calf boots
900 do Gents Fine morocco do
800 do Mems stout calf welt Boots
MEMS MoNRoEs.
1000 do Mens kip Brogans -
2U 90 Mems stout calf l welt Brogans
400 do Mems prime thick brogans
BOYS AND YOUTHS BOOTS
l0n pairs Boys fine calf boots,
$50 do Boys prime kip do
100 do Youths do do do
~ do do fine calf do
BOYS AMI T 'ar as s Bao e.Ss
goo goo p All Boys Kip Brosans.
$50 do do Morocco Brogans,
600 do do Thick do
900 do Youtlis' calf and morocco do
SEQ do do Kip Brossns,
la LADIES sILPPERs. HALF CATERS, &c.
1000 coo pairs cheap x i'd and Seal Slippers,
ECO do Ladies' Fine Kid Slippers
goo do do Fine Kid Walking Shoes,
$50 do do Thick do do
WOMEN'S LACE BOOTS.
soo pairs s women's Kia and orocco Lace Boots,
MISSES g sLlppE ssis Lace eG soors e.,
.oo pairs Misses KID and Seal slippers,
10 do do Half CATERS.
400 do do Morocco Lace Poets.
CHILDREN'S SHOES.
20oo pairs chi'dren's morocco and eather Bootees,
300 do do Fancy Caters,
+ goo do do Fancy coIored Kid Bootees,
5o0 do do Black and coiored Kid ankle Ties
700 do do Morocco Lace Boots,
$500 do DO Leather pegged Bootees
SHOE FINDINGS AND SHOE STOCK.
Constantly on hand large and well selected assert
ment of Shoe Stsck and Findings, viz: Spanish Sole
Leather, French and American calf skins, Morocco
Md, Lining and Binding skins. ALso--I.ssts. Boot
Trees Shoe Threads. Nails Pegs Patent and common
aw! Hafs Aw blades. Pincers, Knives an assortment
of French Shoe Kit. &c &C.
Thankful for the iera patronage heretofore extended
to us, we still solicit continuance of the sane
MeCLALLEN, KNOX Il co.
Wheeling Mar 10, 1913.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-14
r SWFFTSFE'S PANACEA.

BuUlm0rc. NIny Ism 1871.
certify that for the last FIVE years. have heen af
fieted with Dyspepsia aud Water Brash. accompanied
with general weakness ofthe whole system psriicu
lady distressing Pains in The back. At times rcs
tien was lad that could scarcely keep any thing on
Slv stomach, and coffee could not touch. has been
attended hy several DOCTORS and had taken great many
prescriptions. without receiving any .eneit. few
weeks ago commenced taking nr. Sweeier $ Panacea,
aud before had finished the rsi bottle felt certain il
would me. no medicine had taken had such
effect tie. have taken three bottles and feel
perfectly well however takirG another bottle 10
strengthen my nervous system. make this statement
publicly. to let afflicted know where TO obtain relief
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-14
Price s LOO per hottie Sold by the following Agents
A FAlRCHlID, Wheeling
WAnnI.E Il VANCE Tradelphia
GEO. w LEON. West Alexander.
COEGH LOZENIIES.


These Iozenges the safest, and ciecuaI
remedy for Coughs, Colds Wbooping Cough, Tightness
of the Lungs Chest, etc The proprietor has never
known an instance where they did give perfect
tsfaction Price IS cents por box, with directions.
SHERMAN'S WORM LOZENG ES.
These Worm Lozenres have been proved in more than
460. goo 10 re infaahe; the only certain Worm
destroying medicine discovered, Price % censp per
box, with directions.
SHER MANS CAMPHOR LOZENGES
They give immediate relief in sick head
ache paptaton OF the heart lowness Spirits despon
dency ,oression of sink ing of the chest dro'v
sness ~ sterica. affections and all nervous diseases
SHERMAN'S TOOTH PASTE.
A premium Dentifrce The hest article known for
cleansing and whitening the teeth, sirengt heniDg the
guns and sweeienng the BREATH 1t should be used
every night with stiff brush, and the teeth and mouth
will only require slight washing in the morning Price
% cents per pot.
SnERMAN'SP POOR MANS PLASTER.
The hest strengthening plaster in the world, and
eielgn remedy for pains or weakness in the Back
Loins, Sides, Breast, Limbs Joints, Rheumatism, Lum
bago,e'c One million year will not supply thede
naud Price I2s cents
The lozenges, Tooth Paste and Plaster sold by DIR.
Sherman's Agents io his Oesaonian Alhealing Dial
above. je 22y
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-14
MJls DIGAl.
DIR. sWEETsER'S PANACEA

rrHis MEDICINE is warranted. on oath. not To con
i tain particle OF Caiomei Corrosive Su'imste Arse
mic. Chloride or coid, or any Geleerioiis minerals.
The principle upon which this medicine acts, IL Nv
assisting aud harROnizing with ns.ure drives all
foul acrimonious humors from the blood and body aud
Us assimatug with ard strengthening the gastric Juice
OF tie stomach IL ps-iSs disesion short there Is
no; vein. artery, muscle herve in the humane body,
that not strengthened by tho F,SscEs, and IL also
possesses the remarkable ery Of removing mercury
IRON, the homes and innts.
FOR FRUfTIONS OF THE SKIN --Scurvy, Scor.
tutic Affections. Tunors scroifula King's Evil,
White swelling. Eryspeias Ulcers. Cancers. Running
Sores scass and Blcs. time and determined porsever
spce in Or So EyrsER's PsSseEt, VIII eject cure.
For INDIGESTION.
Rejection OF food Nausea. Nomitincs Nervous alice
iou. Billions complaints Headache, Paicness, or fe
male trierularies r. SwcetEer's fanacca will soon
effect cure; bat ifohstinae. attended with gripping
gyns mains the dose should be increased and the
viii soen Re effected. Let not the patients frghten
Themselves with the idea that they are 200 weak to take
much medicine; bot hear in mind that their mildly ope
-aur medicine puts weakness into the frame. iu
most certainly draws weakness out. leaves strength in
s paee aud by giving composed sleep at night, and an
appetite relish food rcanimatss the whole frame with
vigorous action clearing the mind and improving the
sight. - .
DYSPEPSIA OF FIVE YEARS DURATION,
accompanied nth Na poHs Debility, cured
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-14
BILEs, SORES AID ULCERS.

Which you ON the exterior, come from and have
their source in the INTERIOR and might just well
settled on the lungs, liver any other part; hch
know they frequently do. and produce violent in
hammatory disorders. The humor which occasions
these is o. highly acrimonious burning nature
We know II rsm the pain il gives in forming, and at
forwards from lis apidty ulceratng corrodng tho
flesh and skin ofthe part where II breaks out Thii
shows the necessity of frequently purifying the bloc,
with Or. Sweetser's Panacca and keeping such malig
n6nt humors suhiection.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-14

= sicily Liquorice case Refined do for sale nv
~ ~ LAS DAhER
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-14

''ss's"'~ssHvsssS IiluEns = uaSyNt sH1V1u3
WE are now receiving direct from the M,ruf.c
tursrs' by whom they have been manufactures
expressly Tor our own TRADE, of the larces, ana
best selected assortments of Doors and SHoE for Srr;n
and SUMMER WEAR ever offered in this or anv o,he,
market To all who in want of ANYTHING in m.
way Of Boots or Shoes, would re.pectf,ly reorss,
an examination of our stock previous to purchs.nq
snrns mem they will find it TO their advantage Our
seasonable goods. " 'o"'"s
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-14

SPINE DISEASES.
Spinal Affections ens rgement of the bones and joints
while swengs, hip joint complaint, reptures falling
the bowels and womb disease, will find speedy cure in
DIR Sweetser's Panacea Wdefethe disease has been OF
long standing, the time required to make will bt
loner. but the patient may rest assured deter
mined perseverance, will effect il.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-14
TaItu VHtIIt INI FI,t
CuRE OLE PILES.

An INTERNAL remedy and SIRE CURE for piles, whe
Tier EXTEsNAI. IN1rRNAL, BLIND OR BLEEDING. This
ceifo has an onvialle reputation IN New ork and
every place wteie ia have cen tested Tr IL.
nd ct il praise it, ard You will e sure 10 re.
eomnieaa il - vtlies. Price 81 GEMS per box.
Aif.DIC. \ i1TI
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-14

This disease is warning from nature, that the blood
is in very foul state and that the huors CHARGE
with accrimony. Headache gives notice of the imni
nen danger awaits the body; why disregard this
ing OF nature! Do you suppose you can cure il with
cologne water, bay rum, or smelling salts! Most
tainiy not; only symptom, an indication that tho
being acted by the oulness and accrimo
ny ofihe humors The disease itself is in your blood
When you have the headache, do not risk health
aud life by not needing the warning nature giving
hut use Dr. Sweetser's Panaeea freely, will purify
your blood and improve the health and gen,
orally. Persons always stronger after ing than
before merely dress from the body and
leave The pure blood remain.
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T1o Weeks Later
.aoIT FROM EUROPE.
THE REPUBLIC CONFIRMED TN
lAhKi FRANCE!

PROGRESS IN EUROPE . The sPirltof III Q
French Revolution lis extending over the whole
Of Europe. In. Bavaria, the people. shave compelL
ed the grant of a constitution. In lspaib, the
French party have been oyerthrown lnsRussiu.
an attempt is said to have been made on, the En-.
peror's life. In Switzerland the Paris revolution
had been hailed with enthusiasm, and in tho can,
ton Of Neufehutel had precip,a,ed victory for
tho liberals. In Rome, the Pope had granted
his people, constitution Of his own accord In
Naples constitution had been compsl;ei from
the king. Sicily remains disturbed. In some 0
the German states on the Rhine they had met the
crisis by a voluntary reform; this has been the
case in the Grand Dushy of Baden. The Dak Q
of Hesse Cassel has been banished, and the
Duke Of Nassau has run away. The king OF
Wrtemberg has also acknowledged the force of
the popular movement by snactng more liberal
ordinances. Europe appears to be moving.
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gTnE MlLIrIA,-A law WIS passed las
winter repeating The laws making il obligaio
|rY on every -ciiizen,of the Stale 10 periotu
ono days labor OH the highway, pay fifty
cents, or train in some volunteer company
oftbe Militia; and repealing the exemption
heretofore made Of volunteers in military
companies from two days labor on the roads.
Previous laws had dispensed with tho as
sembliDg Of The Militia in lime Of peace.
when mol formed into volunteer companies,
and The late enactment completes The disor
ganization ofihe Militia system ofihe State,
Except volnlteersnobpdy isoreqpifed to do
any military duty, and this last part Of the
system, discouraged as it is, must soon give
way to the prospcc,iyesmjl mjllenum, Of which
whig sympathy with oats8pnlry's enemies
is The promising barbinger. M a.
/ The Constitution oflhe United States says
that "a ,veu regulated militia being neccssa-
ry 10 the security Of a free State, the rights
lot the people to keep and bear arms shall
not bc iniineed.' In destroying the organ
ization Of The defence Of Ohio was il the de-
sign of the whig Legislature that the "righi
of the people to keep and bcararms" should
fall into disuse, and thereby the bankocracy
be better secured from revolution, conse-
quent upon future infringemenls Of the
liberties Of the people, of which the uncon-
stituIional character and illegal passage Of
the apporilonment bill was an ominous be-
ginning: lt
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- From the Cincinnati Enquirer
LATE AND IMPORTANT FROM MEX

The English steamer Great Western ar
rived at New Orleans on 'he 23d, bringing
Vera Cruz dates to the 18Th instant. From
the space occupied BY the foreign news; we
are compelled 10 very much condenss the
intelligence by this arrival.
1t was rumored at Vera Cruz that SANTA
ANNA would avail himself Of his passports
to leave The country. General TwIeGs had
given him permission 10 do so, aud boarded
the Great Western, under the expectation
that he was among her passengers.
The Court ofInqury on Generals SCoTT
q Pillow, after hearing all the witfieeses in
Mexico, has determined 10 adjourn its sit-
tings TO The United States.
Gen. LANE arrived at Vera Cruz on the
18th instant, on his way home. lie was ac.
companied BY Capi. GHoRGE E. PUcH, Of
The 4th regiment, who hasresigned his COM
mission, w. O'Suninan, I'd Lieutenant. in
the I'd Ohio, has also resigned. and canis
down with the train.
Col ZENoBIA, The principal guerrilla chief
in the vicinity Of Vera Cruz, sent word 10
Gen. TwIces that b. would observe the ar
mistice, aud abstain from any hostilities as
long as il lasted. 7+s
II was currently reported among the Mex
leans AT Vera Cruz, that revolution against
The government ofPENA PENA bad broken
out in some western state, either Jalisco or
Queretaro, and that the insurgents had de-
clared in favor Of SANTA ANNA; and against
peace with the United States: TIE Delta
says:-
We consider this probable, as tho late ac-
counts we had from Guudalajara, showed
The existence of an extensive feeling of dis
satisfaction IN that section. 1t was also re-
ported that Santa Anna had proceeded west
ward, but we thing this doubtful, as Colonel
Highs would certainly not put himself to
the trouble Of sending an express from Jalapa
10 Vera Cruz 20 ascertain If Gen. Twiggs
would allow Santa Anna TO pass out OF the
country, unless the latter had opened COM
munication with view Of obtaining his
passport. amt a- 's u eas
The iorlowiHg Is from the Dclta's cores
pondencc, dated at Mexico; on the 18th in
stan:-F 3A 9}d 9g4 A - p.
Peace is Just now the all-absorbing topic
among every class, whether American or
Mexican. News has arrived here to-day
by the British courier iha, there is no doubt
but the treaty will be ratified by our govern
ment; and it has been confidently asserted
here, by one who though not connected
with other governments, yet is still high in
the cnploymen, Of another power, that the
Mexican government will organize within u
fortnight at Quere,aro, and that there is no
doubt but it will further confirm the Treaty.
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T CONGRESSIONAL.
TUESDAY. March %, Is4e

NOM eAf TUESDAY, MARCH 2o, lS4o,
The Senate resumed the, considera-
ton of the loan bill; when Mr.. Phelps made
some remarks, and the bill was then ordered
to lis third reading. The yeas and nays be-
ing ordered on its passage, it was passed by
the following vote:
YEAS-Mcssrs. Allen, AshEeyj Atchisoh,
AtheHon, Bagby, Bell, Berrien, Breese, But
Ter, Cameron, Davis, Of Massachusetts, Da-
Wis, of Mississippi, Dayton, Dickinson, DIX,
Douglas, Downs, Foote, Hannegan, Houston,
Hunter, johnson, of Maryland, johnson, of
Georgia, Lewis, Mangum, Miller Moor,
Niles, Phelps, Spruance, Turney, under-
wood, iWestcott, and Yulee-34. M X a,l 45
YS--Messrs. Baldwin and Hale--2.
So the bill passed.
y MI. Allen gave notice that lie should TO-
morrow ask leave to Introduce the following
Joint resolution ~ 5d) .9mfsl0
Resolped By the Senate dnd House of
Representatives of the United States Of A.
'merica in Congress assembled, That, in
lhe name and behalf of,be American peo,
pie, The congratulations Of Congress are
hereby rendered 10 The people of France up
on their success III their recent efforts 10
consolidate libeity, by cmbodying IFS princi-
Pies t, a republican form Of Government.
Rcsolrsd, Thai fthe President Of tic Uni
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welcome our infant sopabjic, for l,ere is no
bond more powerful bntwecfs nations than
community oi,scnriIRelt, a-,
Tho step takcn BY The Minister ot the
United States has, under existing circum-
stances, AerIous Importance. Although fdI-
" awaited, il has touched acutey The Mem
bers OF the Provisional Government; and al
lora an interview, in which were exchanged
the noblest expressions, they in a body ac-
companled this rcPrescntaivc Of The great
nation TO tho threshold OF Tic Hdierde Vile
as proof Gf the cofdial affection which
must eyer exist between the, American aud
French Republic. ''si HlTA0I
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For GOVERNOR.
JOHN B. WELLER,
on pUTLER rCoUNTY.

ft1J- Tho delay which has taken place in the
publcatio ofour paper has resulted from. the ac-
eident which we have elsewhere noticed AS
Court islheld on the 18th, we shall not publish
again itll the 25th. As opr fiewspqperyear, Is
determined by the numbets furnished and not by
time our subscribers will sustain no loss. al.
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ELEcTORAL TEOKET.


SENATORIAL ELECTORS.
lie EGRAND BYlNGTON, OF Pike county;
SAMUEL sTARKWEAvHER, OF G Cuyahoga
DISTRICT ELECTORS
Isl. Dist. JouN SNYDER, Hamilion:
ID. do GEORGE KEsLINs, Warren;
3d, do FRANCIS A. CuNNINsuAM. RrebIe;
4th. DO G. VoINBy DoRsEY, Miami; gnHi
9Th. do CHARLES NJ. GopFREy, Putnam; ~.
6th do SAMUEL MYERS, Crawlord;
7th. do JouN w BELL, Highlands;
9Th do DANIEL GocKERiLB, Adams;
9th. do SAMUEL DiFFgNDERFBR, Plckaway
l0lh. do CHARLES, CARPENTER, Delawate;
llth. do DANIEL j. SwiNNEy, Richland; -,
,i2th. do LEWIS ANpERsoy, Lawrence;
18th. do JoHS LrrEy, Perry; ~
Nth do WILLIAM LAwRENcE, Guernsey; 9
18th. do WILLIAM G. WALTON, Monroe n.
10th. do JosErH BURNs, Coshocton;
l7th. do WILLIAM MCDONALD, Jeffs son;
18th. do DAVID A. SrARKwEArHrR, Stark;
10Th. do JoEL B. BurTLrs, Trumbull;
20th do Henry B. PAYNE, Cuyahoga; s6.
2lst. do ABuaH IyEs, Huron. ttr
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ed States be, and is hereby, Srcquestcd tol
transmit This resolution to tho American min
istcr al Paris, with Instructions 30 present ID
10 The French government. '~
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PUyLIc DccuMENTs.-Tbe Hon. VIM. Allen
will please accept our thanks for a copy of the
Presidents message, with accompanying docu-
ments. 1t is valuable document; ard one
that should be preserved.
GEYWe are indebted 10 Hon. Wm. Sawyer.
Hon. James B. Bowlin, &c.. for Congressional
documents
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The AMERICAN PnRENoLosIcAn JouasAL for ths
present year maintains its past high charactei.--
1t ably labors to devoope the science Of mind.
and apply 1t practically to the uses Of life. Ill
aims to reform not destroy, and though radical
its objsctis to elevate to high level 1t de- &
scrvesits great success. New York Fowler s.
Wells. piFR 1'ff III iFla i4 tstrl4H
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New York MARKETS ~. March 29---
Flour per Dbl. $3.50 to $6,75; Ohio Wheat
per bush. 40; Corn, 53c. TO 53c /; Pork,
5000 10 1000; Hams 6a. The demand
for clover seed is fair. Flaxseed is quoled
at 81 40. f.' bssi IA. 81