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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-30
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-30

AVE COMPLAINT
BRONCHITIS.
And al diseases Of tse throat, lungs and liver, cured ny
snermans All Iical ung Gasah.
RAISING BLOOD AND CONSUMPTION.
Mr. Milne, iuilGer, in Brooklin, vas attacked with
raising Medd, fouowed BY a consh. pam ia The side,
aud satar usuai s%ynptains Of consumption. lie en-
AID ,o.dlin, ne coULD Nor LIVE. Hearing Of lie
wonderful cures performed hy Sherman,s Raisain, he
aud got d ioltc; il operated ike a charm, stopped the
Bleeding and cough! Before he hal taAen one bottle he
was aheto Dc about his work. L bad SAVED MS
IAfE. Ills Daughter, residing at ~ Myrtle Avenue,
Miss Ann Mason. civilians ureh. living in Tenth,
bed with a hacking cough. AID paHl ~ The chest, for a
f59s tnae. which Al Iast became 80 bad that she " oh.
lited 10 give az ber school Tor more than a year. she
than commenced taxi ug the Al. Healing Rsisam-yhich
soo1i a3ieviaied her SYMPTOMS she Is low fast recover
teacher. i4years Mr John o'hel, i0al avenue and elst
street, suffered with a eough raising ofphiegm, and pam
IN his stje. lie could get No RELIEF till he tried TIE
AH-Henhhg bA-sain, WHICH drove the pam from bissile,
aliaved ne caueh. and brought tie distase upon the sur
taeei and lefofel e hauiaSoa three bottles, was entirely
urea.
.rleUElsY AND CONSUMPTION. Mrs Eaecas.
lady upwards y 20. res,ainss s slrriH, BIAS for years
ecu snttcct 10 aitacksot FieafiAy. Raising Of Bjood, &c
we're Cough. Shorness 81 breath. Pain N her Head and
fa[,9ns A''i "l her 9ay; lef Trends believed hed pat
once OF all her siarming sympi9ns, and NOW she Is able
O aittnd 20 nor work
ASTHMA AND WROOPiNG cGrGH. Mrs In
cretia We,y, % Christie street; l. Beals, 10 Delaney
s4eei' YIN II Nounes . Walnut street, know the value
ASK for saermaa's An.ueafng Bs'sam. and see that
he written signaturr S IN each bottle. Price - cents
and 5 dollar pr bottle. sod ~ the fniioMine agents:
fnrgEi Wallace < Bracket, La G ange; + . Nost,
WarrenioUpi Wadd'e 4 Vance, Tftde,phia; Geo H.
son. Wesi Aiezanlrr; John Kelley, Ciaysrille; Sample
sHEaAIAN's COCGH LozENGEs. These I.ozen.
ges are iae safest, most sure and eeeeinal remedy Tor
coughs, colds. w%hooping e'ufh t aiituess oftie lungs or
9sest' exc. rye ~Pfoprielnf has never knGwh an instance
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-30

= isNS Willie taken by the FIRE s MARINE IN
COMPANY OF WHEELING Az rHR
toN ssG RATES OH
b%aiaiass Of all kinds, Stone, hrieE or wooden andtheir
contents
Steamboats,, factories, mills, &c.
turHtale,
AEJ mechanics OF an kinds.
Anu as2insi an dangers attending he transportation of
toluS 90 rivers, lakes, seas, canals, aud railruads.
t"f the character Of lhe company as To prompiitude
ah" iiAetatty nllte adjustment and payment Of losses
we ir- leave 20 rricr to fhe merchants Of tins place and
fseN4eie who have had The adjustment of claims anon
u.s.. once ON M2u4 street. K. ". HARDING, Seciy.
aug 4.
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MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY

Mo INNL HELNNTII IIFL ny
COMPANY
S0T HI. insure against all manner Of life risks npon
%% the most favorable terHfs The operations Of This
Company arc confined exclusively 10 IaEE INSURANCE
ASH toNTiSoAScies upon the mutual plan. Its advan-
la4es are iou egsfy conceived 10 need coiumeut-ena-
ming INC Insured 10 participate ~ all the profits Of
the business wuIie living, aid securing 10 Survivors a
certain resource H9aust want when dad
zach person assured for lie becomes a member Of this
company, with r. rerpctua charter, aud is entitled TO a
scie-Snd also entitled TO hs STARE Of tile Dividends,
which are declared annually. For further particulars
inquire of ". +. PETERSON Agent.
Wheelng, Virginia.
VI PHMce On Monroe 81.
EO3"r. l.. PATTERSON, President,
BENZ. G. MILLER, secretary,
NJ. II. HOUSTON, MD, Medical Examiner,
Je3. Wheeling, Va,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-30
FIRE Ann MARINE INSURANCE.

&3Eo bE lNSR RLn-or not 10 he-tha's the quesi ioa
- wheeler il b. better ~ one sweeping Ere, to I've ruin
A pruHHlt luau go 10 The Protection Once, and mere he
Hl3te tele' comfortable and happy-we leave for you 10
determine.
Inc Protection assurance Company Of I1arifird, Conn.
haVtHe 4teady paid over S5ub,Nu0 Of lusses IA the Yves
'ofh Tommy, uified % tho hthesi confidence. and
iheiF agent hhee .eg, Virginia,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-30

stoFAA YARNS aar oSa 4sulf snr ia aM, s,rsa.
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-30

For llaod or Caql-Summ1r or Winter.
rsstE spisrriie have secured the exclusive ~ m for
a. i1ttit} otN 1eating aud county OF ONO. and are
llAhHitc'WUg tue above useia!. ornamental and salen.
u' s'"fes"l thtet ID iefent sizes which Cor nea'ness and
Shlel! it co1klhs ant economy OF fact {uut consuming
mfetlan@ cents worth OF coal per day aud cook fsr
"A wards ~ @uei family atone iitae} excefl every thing
. ne kind IN tse. We a1peaito our ci'pcrs anI III
II AshN"fihf counties 70 uatrpniae te manufactures OF
ti'tF "M p rather iaat enta4rbgeth those .fClncilnaIi aud
p" w p'ao's especially when they can Re hctlcr accom-.
VA 'latd "iih AHa' nsebi+ altic cot U|lfutrrt. a good, e..
erno"i,a and Eer} cAeaa tuoA,up stowe. Satisfactory
to,tita't -ite1 10 efs9Hs who uayt them in use.
WEI ovl aisoa great y1rlaft afCo1Nins stoves alan.
ted iur No2t and coal, d senrrai assotuento ~ CASTINGS
&c nag SWEENEY MATHEWS, =
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-30

ETONTiNUES 10 manufacture Confcctiorary Of every
u variety, at No. 81 Main street, three dooFs ahave
Columbia street, CINrINNATf, q. Aus1I
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NEW WHOLESALE
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Monroe. between Main and Market ~streets.l
WHEELING, Vi.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-09
WASHINGTON, March Z, lS4S.
The Dufside Pressure

The outside pressure 10 unanimous for the
treaty. The friends of the measure in the Sc
nate may occasionally be seen after the adjourn
II ent but they who are known to be most hos
tile to it, keep dark. Tonight, however, it has
been difficult TO find Senator anywhere and
the occasional one TO be met with is as mystic
rious as oracle. Wait one more day"
"Hsve little patience, and you ehall know
all" "Well, well-the people are anxious
What are you golng'to dop' eve can only
obey the wish OF the people. We must make
peace and the idea now so prevalent that peace
is IN th is treaty must be respected. II we reject
1t and the war is renewed, we shall have de-
suuctlve responsibility to answer" Such seems
to be the opinion of The Senate Of the out door
pressure, end they are by no means very wide
OF the mark. PACiFIcUs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-09
C0HMERCIAL APFAIRs,
MONEY MARKET.

wednesday, maICn gu NAs
The market opened firm this morning, and before the
close, there quite improvement in some of the
fancies At the first board ong Island advanced per
cent; Harlem, az; Norwich and Worcester, u; Can
ton q; Farmers Loan, i. Reading Bonds fell OF IL
per cent all others closed at prices current ysster
day. The sales were not very large.
The demand for foreign exchange continues mode
rate. The Boston steamer leaves Saturday next
We quote prime bills London, at sXa 10 per cent
premium Paris ST 22k ST 20; Amsterdam, 4oK Q
Ali Hamburg, Ssx SO; Bremen, TEX 7sx Sterling
exchange viii probably be lower by this packet, In con
sequence Of the large shipments Of cotton.
The agent Of the Eastern stockholders In the
vicksbargh Banking Company, who went to vicksburg
for the purpose of relieving the concern from Its smbar
rassmens gives most gloomy account of the Affairs Of
the company and says that the stockholders will
realize cent on their investments
There appears to be considerable dissatisfaction,
among those interested, relative to the tariff Of
tolls agreed upon between the Beard Of Public
Works Of Ohio and the agent of the bondholders
Of the State Of Indiana. The forwarders have anti
epated . reduction, and have been disappointed.
The tolls for the coming year will be the same
~ last-from Lafayette Indiana beef bacon, pork,
lard four and whiskey, viz % so per ton On wheat,
from the Same point, 7Xo per bushe and ITO
per bushel On merchandise passing from the lake to
Lafayette Indiana, the toll per 100 lbs s increased
cents the high rates charged last season. being
44lo cents against 80 $40 cents the previous rate
The quantity Of certain articles exported from Boston
for the week ending the 81 inst, to Mexico will give
some idea Of the trade carried by the Yankees with
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-09

gay q al. vs. Francis Conrad. On appeal from the
crcuit Court OF the United States for Louisiana
Alr Chief Justice fancy delivered the opinion OF
this court everything the motion to dismiss the appeal
NO lo7 j. Perkins vs. K. Fourniquet ct al On sp-
peal from ths Circuit Court of the United States for
Louisiana Mr. Chief Justice fancy delivered the opi
Mon OF this court Diminishing the appeal for the want of
jurisdiction No 23 w b Smith ct al appellauts Va
Warburton & King. On the motion Of Mr. Lawrence,
this appeal from the Supreme Court Of Iowa was dsmis
SEQ with costs the Appellants having failed to
the same. No. 1856. The United States VS. Yates and
MCINTYRE No 1871 The United States, W. C. s Bell
NO loi Tbs United States, W. E. Murphy These ap-
psls from the District Court of the United States for
Louisiana not having been prosecuted in the manner
directed and within the time prescribed by the acts
Coogress, were dismissed. No. 43 The United States
plaintiffs In error vs. A. Hodge, jr ct al The srgu-
ment OF TINS cause was commenced by Mr. Attorney &C.
neral for the plaintiffs in error and continued by Mr.
May for the defendants In error
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-09
gHIRTiEpH COsGREsS.
FIRST SESSION.
House OF Representative.
WAsHISGroN March T. 1,


WAsHINeroN, March 7, ls4s
kEMIseioN
The standing committees, after the transaction Of
business of no general Importance called for re
ports
Mr. HUNr, from the COMMITTEES on cspmercs, reperted
bill TO remit the duties certain goods Destroyed ov
ire in the city of New York which referred TO the
committee Of the whole on the stats OF the Union
LAEps-JUsTIcE TO THE soLoiEm
Mr. EVANS, from the COMMITTEES on the pubic lands,
reported bill giving lands and bounties 10 those who
the army privatrs aud are Afterwards promoted
from, the ranks (which the law now sxeiudss)
Mir. BoYp rose TO qussties Of order blu substan-
italy like this already been reported By the commit
Nr Ey..,-poes ths gentleman know this
MIR Royp Il reported toe bill myself move that the
bill be referred to the committee military affairs
The sPFAxER-Does ths chair understand the gentle
man from Maryland, 70 ecquiescs
Mr. EvArs-No sir. Nothing is more unjust than the
persons who have gone out
Mr. FicxLIS-ls debste in order to reftrr
The sPsAKER-ItB
Mr. FIeKLiS-I move to refer IT,
Ar Bosp bill IL the sans as that heretofore re-
ported on the subject.
The srsAxER-ls 1t precisely the same!
Mr.. Boyp-Not the precise language bat Eimilar ia
import withdraw my question OF order.
Mr HOUSTON, OF Alabama understand that this BIZ,
makes an appropriation OF land money. The chair
believe, has decided that bill Of such character
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-09
WAsHrNeToN, March z, IS4s.

The last OF the regular assemblies came off at
Jackson Hall, last night 1t was a brilliant al
fair, comparatively; that is to say, with the last
one preceding. These assemblies are great
reliefto the supper ten" There are four for
the season, at IS each to strangers; but no resi-
dent for the winter can 90 to no one of them
without paying for all; that is, it will cost him
$40 And this keeps off what we have heard
designated as your poor, common people, and
makes the assemblies comfortably exclusive TO
your thin-skIRned aristocrats, at 81 400 year
Miss Julia Dean continues TO enchant full
houses OF the Adelph with her charming acting,
and her charming self She is destined to be u
bright particular star, at no distant day, even
amoag the first class Of her profession. Harri-
son, on the other hand, the man who does the
extemporaneous dosgerels, is bore, with his
improvisations. He ought to stop them at once
They are in shocking bad taste, though they do
appear to please some Of the boys in The upper
gallery. FusBos
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-09

The total amount Of railroad calls in Great Britain
for tho month Of February ls4s falOs2s against
in the corresponding month in ls47 showing
an increase this year Of 4576,742.
The annexed resolution has been reported in the L.
gislature Of Pennsylvania, and WILL without doubt pass
and become law We give 1t for the benefit Of whom
1t may concern leaving 1t for them to judge whether It
will have favorable unfavorable effect upon the
actual value Of the bonds and stock in existsnce
For the purpose of enabling the Philadelphia and Read
Ing Railroad Company to discharge the indebtedness of
requisite number Of engines and other machinery
and appsrtenances shall and may be lawful for the
stockholders OF said company at any special and
cd meeting to authorize the President and Managers to
create issue and dispose Of such amount of stock
loan On suoh terms or ct such prices the said stock
holders may deem proper and ct such time or times a.
tho Presidents and Managers may deem most expedisnt
and conducive to the interest Of the company, 20 will
enable said company to carry out the purposes soresad
which stock 30 Issued shall be deemed and taken
ferred STOCK If the stockholders aha have directed
and be entitled to be nrst paid such dividend the
stockholders at their said meetings shs have ordained
authorised and directed III the profits Of the current
dend shall be paid to tbs other stock of said company
Provided that the stock bonds issued this
sct shall be disposed OF In manner and price not
less than the minimum which be fixed upon by the
etockhoders ut tho meeting Aforesaid. And provided
further that none OF the money arising from said stock
purpose Whatsoever than those before mentioned
The wing semi annual dividends have been made
during the last year, embracing all the establishments
ct Lowell engaged In the manufacture Of cotton -
LOWELL MANUrACToRIEs -DvIpRHps IN lS47.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-09
WASHINGTON, March Z, 1913.

The Treaty still Swinging.
Not quite through. The Senate have been sit
ting seven hours upon the treaty to-day. twas
about eight o'clock when they came down from
the hill ton ght. 1t has been hard days work.
Benton, Breese, Calhoun, Webster, Mangum,
Berien, Cass, Sewer, Allen, Hannegan. West
colt, and others, took part, we learn, IN the dis
cussion The main question discussed was the
expediency of rejecting this treaty altogether,
and sending down commissioners to make a
new one; or whether the other alternative of
patching up the compact of Mr. Trist, was not
the better pla The case we consider to be set
tied in favor of the patching. Gen Houston has
gone off, 1t is said, to avoid the hard necessity
Of voting against the treaty If he had remained.
Gen. Rusk has come 10 terms, and Will
90 with the friends of the administration and of
the treaty. The great difficulty has been with the
wings The Iaieiiigencer and the Union have
agreed at last upon great measure-they
harmonic upon the question of peace-upon the
medium of procuring it, there is ditfe Ience;
but neither Mr.. Gales nor the wings of the Sc
nate have the nerve to confront the outdoor
pressure in favor of this very treaty. the short
est road to pacification, and to close of this
expensive war.
We expect to notify you by telegraph to-mor-
row of the adoption of the treaty by the Senate
by an overwhelming vote, and without shaking
the fundamental terms of the stipulations of Mr.
Trlst, regarding the boundary and the moneys
10 be paid. w.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-09
CITY TRADE RNPORT.

NEW YohK, "WEDNESDAY AFTERreoN, March g.
Owing to tho funeral ceremonies performed in honor
of the late Hon J. Q Adams, change waS but thiny
attended and transactions in most OF pro.
carly hour In the afternoon and business part ally
suspended Flour continued Hrm with sales Of Genssee
transactions continued heavy with sales Of white
&c. on terms stated below Meal remained about the
same There was no change In groceries while transac
tions were moderate Provisions remained about the
same.
AsHEs-The market remained quiet, and pots were
dull at IS "a So and pearls at 50.
BREADsruTTs-Fiour-sa Sales Of 1900 bbls from Canads
made at IS IAN Sales of 1900 bbls pure snssee
600 do Michigan Of one brand and good order at the
same price Southern continued in steady demand, and
brand, at So and isS do Richmond Country at Sc
3lA Wheat-We heard Of NO sales. Corn-sales Of
45oo to 5000 bushels of Southern white slightly mixed
were made at and 1000 to 1000 do good Southern
white ssd at SEQ. Mixed and yellow were neglected
Of 500 bbls New Jersey were made ct So So
change in osts Of 50 SS were made at
CoyFxE-Ws report sales Of 200 bags sumatra, at To-
lions.
CorroNThs sales to-day amount to 1000 bales prices
height Of the excitement Of Monday Fae buying, a.
herstOfors. has been chiefly for export.
81 As Co. Transactions in other descriptions OF
foreign were quite limited; quote Zante ourrsnts
smyrna at skc We also sales Of 1000 pounds
aPPien CASH. 2O0 boxes MeS61n9
and lemons at 81 S7k.
FHMsokerel continued firm, with small sales to tn.
trade at previous rates We have change to notice
In cod or herring.
MoLA'rs-New Orleans was In moderate request at
a7o Csrdenas was held at lsKc without sales Of mo
ment
NAVAL sroREs-No sales reported, and no change in
| prices.
OILs-Linseed was firm at $50 500; sales Of 400
baskets (Oive) made to arrive at 81 for quarts
| and IS for pints, cash.
PEAs-Sales OF 80 bags (blaok sye) were made at 81
RicE-We note sales Of 10 tierces at So 43A 56A.
SUsARs-There was = brisk demand for Havana and
We note sales Of $50 boxes (brown) at So 81 a mos
New Orleans continued steady without material change
| In prices.
TALLow-Prims CITY rendered remained firm at s1to q
PRovIsIoHs3New mess pork was held at Sll, and
prime do at So Some rs bbls Of old pork sold
So 90 Bsef-salss SO bbs prime Country were mad,
| at SO go Lsrd-Good. in kegs. continued hrm. We
noticed sales Of about 400 bbls &c. Cheese con-
tnued firm but inactive. Butter-salss of 200 pack.
ages Welsh dairy and rolled at lie for latter and zoe
| for the former
WHALEBoNr continued dull and NO sales were re-
| ported.
wHsxEr-sslss of 900 bbls Western were made at
22kc.
FREsHrs-Cotton was engaged for Liverpool at s-l6d
naval stores at 49, and heavy goods 1t 20s We heard
OF nothing new to the continent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-09
Markets ELsEWHERE.
STOCK MARKETS.

STOCK MARKETS.
BALTIMORE, March $50 United States Treas 6's lol;
1000 MaIyl.nd deferred 1900 do III 500 do II; 1890 Bal
aud Ohio RaiIosd ss do do 1885, United states
asked lek bid Maryland SIS at IS asked s7 bid; Baltimore
IS of 1897 sx asked 81 bid Baltimore and Ohio RAILROAD
shares at sex asked, san bid.
a.n SEQ War Beay scrip IS; 100 Bank .5wn ~; 20
76 ss $4,000 State SIS AN SiIoo DO Ia louisville Bank 81
ksntucky Bank g. after Saiesi00 Morris Canal II $4,000
iCS cp XXI 200 iIsrd s3snt u 100 New
$500 SAFE IS 74 1000 Sch Nav 6 Az; Iahsre Trenton
Railroad 1885, er Sales-$7oo 6s 81 io3 1000 Susque-
hannah Canal SI5s; 100 copper ~.
BosroN March 7, 8-Erchange Hosrd-2i Boston and
Maine , R,irosd ls1' Boston Bank. a2 Eastern k,i
$50 NY; Ftchbu R,oad lls; Western Railroad
Ftehbmrg Railroad. (newl. ll3k 10 Pttsburg Cop
ak 50 do az edo 10 22k so do blw AK; 50 do AK
116; so do 30 after 10 l4]<.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-09

many hundred operatives In South Carolina there are
about twenty cotton factories 10 full operation bcsdet
several iron sstsbishmsnts Tsnnessee Kentucky and
ali the western states win soon be teeuing with fac
tories Of ali kinds and the supply of manufactured
goods will always be eQuai to, and frequently
may exceed, the demand for consumption
The Southern States peculiarly adaptsd to the
establishment Of cotton manufactures, and there 10 no
fully with those Of the Eastern and Northern States
With water power equal to that Of any other
States in the Union; with the raw material grow
ing ct their very doors with agricultural facili-
ties equal to those Of the Northern and Eastern
States ana with ports the Atlantic favorable for
shipping as any othsrs why this int
rest should not become exteusvsy established 1t the
South Ar At the East
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-09

At Marlborough, Ulster county, N. Y, on Saturday,
March 4th ls4s SARAH AueusrA, the youngest dsugh-
yer OF Jesse r. and Hannah Park, with dropy en- the
brain; aged year months and days
On wednesday morning, the 18th inst, Mrs EMMA
MYERS reist OF the late Ccrnsus Myers In the 4sth
year Of her age
Her friends and the friends Of the family respect.
fully invited to attend her funeral Thursday after
noon, at o'clock from her late residence, No King
street
On Wednesday, March sth, after q short but severe
illnessMARY Of jeremiah and Mary
Mcdonald In the l2th year Of her age.
The relations and friends Of the fay together with
the members Of the Atlantic Ten. No ie o Of are
respectfully Invited to attend her funsral tomorrow
March STU at eclosk from the residence Of her pa
rents, No. l72 Cherry street.