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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-23

All. CLOTHS of various patterns aud al, w WIZ
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-23
&'lEGNsX STORE

WATER STREET, SOUTH WHEELING
"a GENERAL assortment Of Dry cooy. 60
Gueensware, Writing and Letter Psper for al.
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-23

a. NINlre ..a.,,
FAKE NOTICE nr. Johnston has had great
,,scfice in the above affections than an! physician L
~ n : lie also possesses advantage over all n'hef
nom The tact his having studied IN the gfea uosp
tails both in this country aud Europe VIZ uose vi t.
tsmd France Span Russia, Denmark &c. ahd 'ne no
n,tas OF hiladaphia Thousands IN baltimore ca, te
, that he cured them after every other means aaa a.
is Iunumar al,ic certificates could be given, nut aei'
-, nravents it-ier what of responsibility "ou'
Nke l5s name osed-nonehesides there are 80 una
nv nersons without knowledge or character WIZ ~
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-23
40 LBS White Sugar Of lead,
PRYOR 4 PAULL.

- CASKS BIT ANDY, warranted pure, .,
- do Port Wine, for medical PURPOSES tec rec
.,.l dor s,. o. nv nv PRY or X PAUL..
q - ZONES Pearl starch.-Th.s starch is mace ly
= y diIeeeut process from that winch mas nee W
couaon Use, and altogether superior attiC'e, t
i'n, ,irr,.r and stronger From It's purity II IS about
ore. fourth stronger than that m con'ion use yuS,
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-23

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EpNARn ANDERSON,
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FRASkLIN ANDERSON.
May
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As9AAsSN . ~ WILLIAM ANuEESuN,
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-23

distinguished graduate from ofthe nrs Colleges In
the United states, which NAV he by his Diploma
eenatc ofthe Apoihccaries' Hall London; and the grea
ter part OF whose life has been spout III the first Hospi
tai. IN Europe and America viz those of Tendon Paris
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100 MAN SrREkr.

-,tsr ,erl Ias ofioahe aha rlls 80 neat artielc:
s,,ass f,innss ana MA'esa'ss Tor sale
A,.o. an hand. !. lot Of on, 9"" NicoIi. y CARR
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-09
Family Provision Market.

WARRINGTON MARKEr, Sept Sth 1S48
MEArs-Beef Steak-Porter house, lac. per Id sir
loin, 10c 1910. per b roasting best quality, 12sc
per h.; inferior, &c. 10c per h.; corned SC SC.
tongues, SOC. a 621sc each Pork-Fresh &c per h.;
sailed. do. smoked, 1Oc.; hams, 10c per ID. Lamb
&C. 10c. per Id. Mutton-6c. DC. per lb. Teai-6c.
q lac. as per quality
FrsH-Samon (fresh) 1Sc. 25c.; do. smoked, 25c. =;
do. pickled 10c. 1870 per b bass (striped), Sc
10c per b do. sea, &c.; weak fish, &C. &C.; cells &c.
Sci blsckfsh, &C.; halibut,5c &C. blue fish, 4c a
&C.; Goldfish, Sci porgies, 40. a5c founders, 4c. &C.;
mackerel SCI shad (smoked), 10c. Shell Fish-Lob-
oysters, 60c. 81 So per hundred, as per quality
PoULrRY-Turkeys, 81 a 81 25 each; chickens 371lc.
55c per pair; ducks Soc zoe per pair geese Size
a SOC. each.
CHEESE, &c.-5c. DC. per Id. Lard-7c. q &c. per
h. Buner-15c. a 25c. per Id. Eggs-1o for 1870.
VEcETABLEs-Beans string, Sc. a 14c per peck; but
ter, Sc 1Oc. per quart; egg plants 4c Co. each;
rots, SC. &c. per bunch; squashes &c. Sc. each;
onions, 31c. per peck; cabbage &c. 4c. per head
tomatoes 25c per basket; beets, 90 Sc. per bunch;
potatoes, Irish Soc 621ac per bushel do sweet Csc
371ac. per peck; pumpkins, SIC. csc. each; pep.
pers 1Sic. per hundred green corn, CSC. 44c. per
hundred; cucumbers, 25c per hundred okra, 2jc per
bundred radishes, lie. 1ac per bunch leeks &C. per
bunch; turnips, Sc. a DC. per bunch.
FRUIT-Peaches, Csc. 81 25c per basket pears 2jc.
t0c per basket apples, Csc. a 37lSc. per bushel;
cages 34c.. per peck grapes SOC. per basket; plums
1S14c Csc er peek pine apples, 1870. 37sc each
water melons, &c 15c each; nutmegs, &c &C. each;
nectarines, 81 per basket
BERRIEs-Cranberries, 371lc. per peck.
HKRBs-Parsley de- per bunch thyme &c, a 4c per
90 sage, 2c. per do; mint, &c. per do.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-09

There has been an in the expectation Of the
principal manufactures Of that section Of the coun
try such as and shoes and domestic cotton goods
but the bulk of the exports was in agricultural pre-
ducts The export trade of Boston has not varied 30
much in the year just closed, compared with the pre-
yous year. as that Of this port 1t has not been 80
much affected by revulsions which have swept over
Europe This Is attributed to the difference in the
course of trade. The principal foreign markets for
shipments from Boston the West midas, South
America, Eastern and Western shores, British North
America provinces, and Africa; and they have not
fuctuated go much, not having been so much in
Huenced by the revolution in political and commercial
affairs as the markets Of Europe, the foreign
trade of is not subject to those financial specu-
lative influences which have such disastrous effect
here, and in more Southern ports This Is the grand
focus specuaton and it is also the about
three fourths of our foreign imports and nearly one
half of our aggregate exports the expansions and con-
fractions in this trade felt here than in other
parts of the country The prices for cotton
nue nee the exports of Southern ports but there
is nothing important likely to transpire calculated to
have any very great influence either way, upon the
foreign trade of Boston. That port enjoys almost
monopoly of most of the foreign markets to which
it makes shipments and its trade consists ofsuch an
endless variety of articles that the aggregate very
seldom varies any important amount. steady in
crease has been realized within the past ten years. and
there is not much donbt but that the commercial
classes that section have gone beyond their depth
The system Of internal improvsu.sp" mes been Sc OK
tensive that an immense amount Of capital has been
drawn from the channels of commerce, without that
diminution in the operations Of trade which should
follow such reduction in the means sufficient to ensure
safe results The enterprise and energy of the people
Of portion Of the Union have carried them forward
Gv,a, al oNorr nfa fhay hav
experienced during the past year will trust teach
them little caution. The manufacturing interest
of New England has been slightly crppled but the
have determined to make clean sweep,
and start with clean warehouses; there are hopes
that they will speedily recover from their losses The
railroad mania has been checked little; but the works
in process Of construction will probably be completed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-09
stock Exchange.
CITY TRADE REPORT.

NEw YonK, Friday, September 81 PM.
The markets generally this morning, are unsettled
owing to the arrival of the foreign advices The bust
ness done therefore small.
Asmrs-Are firm. at So SO a So s7js for pots and
PEARLS.
Corros-Is unsettled by the news and IL is thought
decline will be submitted to. No sales transpired.
FLOUR &c.-Before the was made public about
$500 barrels Western flour changed hands including
the ynrious common bran ds atS6 90 and SO 06 show
ing an advance Of 6c per barrel closing rates
Of Yesterday Holders after the news put the market
I'M to SO rs q SO 31k but whether any sales were
effected at those figures we could not ascertain.
Southern continues firm, with moderate sales. Ia
Wheat we could hear Of operations In Corn there
il but little doing, and the only sales reported
5000 bushels Southern white at 65c. and 900 ditto
round at T7c both of which sold before the steamer
the only sale after was 1900 bushels damaged New
Orleans at 61c Rye is steady with fair tales at TO
O 53c.
Ppovrsiops-Thcrs 10 q moderate demand for pork
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-09
MARKETS ELsEWHERE
STOCK SALES.

Sc. q as:: @
% e Nsr s k sS 5 and @ I f
fiiSGSSrs Railroad liz; sdo Western Railroad o65
So @ S E Rs I Ro.toR IA Eastern
Sandwich Glass COMPANY S. East Boston dividends No S1
Name sG 81 s. Reading Railroad Bonds
at5s ODO Boston City Gs, 1853 90 Al tie Second Board-2
Railroad ad rights
Vermont and Central Railroad, 2'aa2h.
Reading Mort 81 f PsSn 81
Ire. s 1850 IsSiss Coal I serp 8; 10 it
FOREIGN MARKETS.
KINGSTON, (Jamaica,) Aug Flour has been chief
under the control of holder and the stock not
ing been very large the price Is steady Among the
sales are 1900 barrels at IS a ios. Corn Mca-The
stock ample, and some parcels have been offered at
auction which brought los and 200 bbs Philadelpha
at 16s Carolina Rice, of which the stock is heavy sells
at 2os Bread-watson's ranges at from 1oa 2ls with
an abundant supply Butter 9t5 n 10d, and 900 kegs
Nova Scotia has brought only Slsd. Lard is scarce,
and now readily commands I'd. Candles are in excess
sive supply, and bring from IA Sd Coddsh-The
stock Of this description now en- hand is about 600
tierces, and sells at 16 2ls Mackerel Is 22s Her
ring is a 2os Salmon As a 56s. Pork SO 72s. Hams
81 d. Beef As 52s and the ptons Of Ameris
produce without change in previous quotations.
MAyAeuEz, Aug. 1S.-Our market has been swept
clean Of everything outward and cool parcels ,f
even Of very inferior quality small cargo could not
be made, as the demand within few days has been
great for English orders received by the last steamer
and everything made engaged at 81 So SO. Vessels
expected to take away the sugars bought and we
suppose that In two three weeks hence everything
will have been shipped away. We have very little
inue small but owing to the great scarcity of money
the demand s very limited and dealers will only buy
for their immedia wants Flour and Meal are still
abundant and dull-no sales. OF Lumber and Cooper
stun we have large supply and there will be de.
mand for three or four weeks
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CoPrER-We notice sale OIL o0,00O IDS DID, on terms
not made public
FnH-The operations embraced 1900 boxes h rri ngs
including No % and scaled at 25 So and &c., and
800 quintals ced, to arrive, at So GIN.
FREIGHrs.-Rates were unsettled by the new, and
In the Of letters due by her. quotations
nominal.
FRuIr.-The market for raisins was firm at So, with
sales of 500 boxes sales also made Of SO
Canton preserved ginger at SO, mos.
GINsENG-Sales of 0e0 lbs. were made at SOC.
time.
LINE Sales of 1900 barrels were made at Toe
MoLAssEs continued firm, with sales of $50 hhds tart
Cuba at 1870. and 120 do Porto Rico, at &C. mos.
NAVAL SToREs.--We have but to notice sale Of 100
barrels spirits, at 42i<c. cash.
OLs.-The market for linseed was steady with
moderate Sales at previous quotations. manufac-
tured winter sperm has advanced &C. per gallon and is
now held firmly ct 81 ID 81 20.
PRovIsoNs-The sales reached about GOO bbls of pork
at S1l S7s for mess and at 50 for prime Some small
SIP. Beef-About 100 bbls Mess Chicago, sold at
$14. LardSaes Of 400 bbs and 100 tierces made
at &c. and 90 GO bbls at SIC. The market closed
Sales Of Ohio were making at 10c 11c and extra do
at lie 12c. This State was selling at &c 7c.
RlcE.-The Hiberna's advices had a tendency to
strengthen prices, and sales made at q 4 of
cent ADVANCE nee from previous quotations
SoAP-l0o boxes red mottle CASTLE changed hands
SuoAR-Continued in fair request with sales of 200
bids. Cuba Musovado at ~ 42lc, and 100 do. New
TEAs.-At the sales, to-day the attendance was fair
and bidding spirited Prices ruled much the previ-
GUS one lmportations per ships Heber, Saxonvile,
months. Hyson-1o half chests at 34s cents per Id;
Y do a. Young Hyson- 35 half chests 661 10 do Ga;
267 do ~ 10 do Az; 90 do Al; 10 do 4O1a Is do soy
20 do ssH !S2 do s71t 90 do 81; 124 do s6s 2sS dc
2s 100 do 27 321 do 26 80 do 25 SIS IL lb boxes "a
20 do 2S1 II half chests 49, 1856 do % SO do 3D.; q
do 201a II do 20; 54S do withdrawn Gunpowder-S:
half chests 60; Is do 4l 80 boxes 2o 227 half chests
rs; 10 do 271s 1872 do 27 rs do 49, so boxes 22s; 81
half chests withdrawn Imperial-64 half chests 40
do I'll "a do 26; AZ do 25S; SO do 24X. Hyson skin
LOO chests 20 As do 17S Is do 1875 3S6 10. Ooloni
Souchong-30 half chests 3d. 101 do 81 As do 301S q
do 80; 159 do2911
WHALEBoNE-The last sales Northwest made
At 26c.
Drudge were made at Csc, and 100 do, State Prison
after the news, at 271ac.
WINEs-We notice sales of 100 quarter casks sweet
Malaga at private bargain, and Maraschno in lots, al
So per dozen.
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The Weekly Herald.

The Weekly Herald viii, usual, be resdy this
morning. and will contain Mr.. Websters great
speech the President candidates, the foreign
news received by the steamships Washington and
Hternia election returns up to the latest moment,
and variety of nteresting miscellaneous intelligence
Single copies in wrappers, sixpenee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-09

this morning at s1l rs mess and 50 90 for prime
Beef Is firm at s12 rs for City mess in Cut Meats the
market is dull and nothing OF moment is taking place
Lard is held firmly at yesterdays quotations.; but
buyers show little disposition to operate.
tFRIpAY AFTERNOON, September s-6PM
The weeks later received by the Hiber mia, and
published in Extra Herald at an early no n, had
the effect Of making holders of Breadstufs II m
in their askng rates-but in the absence of letters
buyers did not appear inclined to enter the mark
freely Sales Of Flour, before the news, made
yesterday prices On 'Change holders dems nded a
buyers at the prices demanded and before the close
GALES were made only 6'4c 12hc advance on rates
current before the news Wheat was unsettled, aud
prices nominal. Germ held at advance; but
with the exception Of round yellow, heard Of no
saes above previous prices. Meal unsettled
There was no change in Rye or Oats. Provisions were
firm, with upward tendency in Pork, Lard, aud
Beef. Sugar, Molasses, and Coffee continued frm,
with fair amount Of sales. The appears to have
exercised no decided influence on the market
-F2our-The sales before the
(this State common Genesee, Oswego sc.) amounted
of the news about 1000 bbs were disposed of at Sc
SO 16%, including some small lots pure Genesee at
the latter fgurs 200 bbls. City Croton msl sold at
So rs; there was change in Southern. Vheai-
No sales transpred, and prices were unsettled Corn
Before the sales of 900 bushels Southern white
10000 do round yellow at 77c After the news 20 600
bushels round yellew sold at $780,. $500 de. at SOC
1000 do Southern white sold at 671<c. 700 do
q 74c. Rye-Ssles of 1000 bushels made at 73c
Rye Four-Saes Of 200 barrels were made at ST. Oats
Sales of 10, 600 bushels canal at 341ac 35Hc
Receipts dOUn the Hudson River.
Wheat -four, barrels. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1887
Corn, bushels. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 5331
Wheat. .............. ..... 1928
Oass. IL, 1888
CorrEE.-There was a fair demand from the trade,
cent better
CorroE.-The sales to- day were limited to about 500
bales The accounts by the steamer do appear to
have had any effect on the market. We quote =
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-09

Look Out for the Engine while the Bell
rns-I will sell for So pair Of French Calf Boots
my ow which will warrant TO outwear piir
slop shop Boots usually sold at s4 So will sell
Tor al first of Leather
work 81 30 than the Patent Leather Boots
usually sold 81 So Also
Boots and Caters Taylor and Oxford Ties Brogans
win sell cheaper than any other estabshmentn the city
GEO. w. FRENCH ~ Ann street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-09

elsewhere this talented forsken
usual with all nighngales at the approach
mary and 10 nesting in conyenal
cline the duties to which she intends 70 devote her talents
theatres anticipated, in with the public
ha much regret Any lady who desires
tc accompany herself in singing and especially who is
learning the accomplishment with professional view, will find
sseamn.hmans and varied eSUnoe and one whose &
lance prove ofincacuabe value in acoerang her fingers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-09

method inform his friends and the public at larxe that
that the impression Of his having advanced his prices
of the superior elegance and beauty of his Style
entirely and has probably been by other
houses selling the style Of Hats at % per
higher. Genm continues cell his first quality Of Silk Mosn
Hats ut the low prise OF -Four Dollars.
j. NJ GENIN, ga Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-09

New York and No. Ss Chestnut street Philadelphia
selling their fall style Of Gents fine Moeskin and
Hats and what they particularly desire h that
purchasing about purchase Hat will take the trouble TO
look at that he know precisely the kind Of Hat he
about to beautiful Of Beaver and Castor
ment Ladies' and Misses Castor Bonnete Ladies Riding
Hats and Caps Gents and Ladies' Riding Glsves Umbrellas
CaneR portm aneu 20 &c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-09
I,IRsr wARp.-Ar A MEETING OF THE DEMOCRATIC

LNIRsr WARD-AT MEETING OF THE DEMOCRATIC
wings the LIST ward, held at Atlantic Garden. pursuant
70 call Friday evening Sept s for the OF ciong
four delegates t. the let Assembly dstr Ct and to choose dele
the district the State convention be held
at Utica the 18th day Semtember inst Edmund Griffin
ESQ., Was csled 10 the Chair and Iha W. jerome and Jacob
koosvel unanimously appointed Secretaries On motion
to into ballot for delegates which resulted in
the choice Of Joseph Jam.son James Dusenbery VIM and
Peter w. VanhoDghon On notion resolved that the
have poser TO I'll vacancies The meeting ably add sei by
Jos III Blunt ESQ, and great enthusiasm for
Taylor and Gilmore The follow resou tions unanimous
sdoptd-Resoved That part Of the old wing guard
stand by flag and principles supporting cand
date for President Cen Zachary Taylor who has yea
the word Of tried soldier and wing
principle and opinion and such would have his for
Henry Clay in l We honor his bravery his modesy aud his
ability aud such will place him
the executive clair keoyed That Willard Fillmore find
home State, and hearts
in the councils Of the and country who
toIs fe private and public has proved honest capl
be and worthy Of the SURFACES of people,
EDMUND GRIFFIN, Chairman.
h T.Oan = A: Jrho"E Secretaries
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-09

ITO THE BOLD FRIENDS OF HARRY CLAy.-Now is
the time to strike IN the enthusiastic andre
pessbc movement of the people, which spreading like Wild
he Though the country Crcaking and sowary friends
earnestly requested 70 60 ever TO the enemy victory IN view
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-09

Hats! Excelsior Hats Hayes, 40 Broad
way Fulton street, inform his customers and the
public generally that his fall style of Hats is ready in
spcoD They will be found to possess all the latest eegancy
and improvements.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-09

DO you Want Hat, a Good Hat, beautiful
Hat fashionable Hat real stylish Hat Of exquisite model
beautifully trimmed accurately formed brim, and wha
nomicaha try one of the 81 Hats sold by
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-09

The PluMbe National Daguerrean Gallery
81 the Of Broadway and Murray street. the place
where the best spemn Of the Daguerreoype
cured The very large number Of proofs exhibition Mt th
Gallery will satisfy upon examination, Of the correct
Of our statement.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-09

The Metallic Tablet StrOp, TOT Keeping Ra"
perfect order invented by G. saunders lS6Ths
Article has been long and as TO need no com
for purpos the having been awarded the
premium at the Fair of the American each
occasion that the article has been exhibited for competition
Certificates well from the first gentlemen in this and other
countries cutters in all parts of the world acknowledging
M wonderful power he at the Factory H Broadway
corner Of Liberty street, and SS7 broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-09

Of this nds article Of dress KNOX Of LIS
Fulton street is deservey eminent For elegance Of shape
excee quality and peculiar adaptation to the
my Of the wearer his Hats superior
Witnessed and for durability ghtness and heapness excel
led by none.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-09


TnE EAGLE LIE AND HEALTH INSURANCE. CON.
PANf-OMce No. 40 Wall ST., Manhattan Bank Building;
NO. Jersey City No 10 Washington Boston;
capital one hundred Thousand Dollars. To those
derus OF eciiDg Life Insurance this Company offers more
authorised by the legislature Two Thousand Dollars
Of which hundred thou dollars has been paid in and Sc
cured No dividends will be paid shareholders It'll the asset
amount to two hundred thousand doar Directors are PER-
oraly responsible TO the insured il the capital impaired by
improper management Advantages which Company holds
out to insurer IL An ample paid mp capital whatever
extraordinary risks Premiums lower Mutual
Companies No responsibility to insurers other
ment Of the premium No risk Of all classes
OF persons and its serious consequences g. No liability
the sum insured reduced to make further onbuons in
OF mortality beyond the estimated average The Stockholders
aud Directors having large the Company
cuy to the insured that its Affairs will be conducted rs
niefy and stability Promptnesg and beaty
OF claims Insurance will be effected with without profits
WIN sixty three fths profits
returned to the insured Without prtcipatona
dneoh OF the premiums Policies issued for from
SiOO 20 S5OOO Insurance be made the life
Tor the leneht ct his f free from creditors In
case holding policies life cancel them large
proportion OF the premium will be returned NAV
be elected for one or for life the single
the joint lives Of persons being
payable the survivor Premiums be pa yabe
tery emiappually ANNUALLY in sum- The pros.
Offices, or TO any Ct the agents.
GEORGE w. SAVAGE ESD, President
JOHN McCLELLAND, N d. Medical Examiner
RICHARD II BULL, A. NJ Aotuary
W. RUTHERFURD, ESD, Council
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-09

LREE solI.--THE PRINCIPLES OF TUE FREE SOIL
Party will DO discussed to (Sundayl at "a Delaney
street. commencing at 2 o'clock fcrsons political
opinions invited to attend Several eminent speakers viii
DO re.cnt For see Age Of Reason Published at Il
Ann street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-09

TRAVELLING TRUNKS.-JOHN CATTNACI TRUNK
l. Manufacturer No Wall street. corner of Broadway has
now on hand and consan making good Trunks
Vacs Carpet Bags and Satchels wholesale and retail Also
superior article Of Sole Leather Trunks suitable for
European travel and Pormanteaus Male Poste
Orders FOR the West Indies South America &c., filled with dss
match. - -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-09

Umbrcllas-C0untryM Merchants Wishing an
Of well made Umbrellas requested 10 examine
the Stock Of ISAAC SMITH and Co.,
2J6 Pearl street, Fulton.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-09

Wigs and T0upees ALI persons wishing
superior Wig Scalp should not tail to call at BACHELORS
manuaor No. Wall street. before purchasing elsewhere AID
his invented Wigs unequaed for ghtnes natural ap
pearance and durability B-Pvate for fitting Wiga