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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-26
20 ,,o,hers mud Married Ladies',

This Extract OF Sarsaplria has been expressly prepa
red in reference female complaints No female who
has suppose she is approaching that critical pc
Rod The turn Of iif' should neglect to take it,
ii certain preventive for any Of the aud
horrible diseases which females subject this
time Of life. This period may be dsiaBsd fer sectrai
wars bV using this medicine Nor Is it less valuable
FOR those are approaching womnuhoad, it cd
cuaed assist nature BY quicheHig the blood and in
vieorang tie system Indeed, th medicine is invalHs-
IcHt
II braces TIE whole system permanently Tie
natural ehersies by removing die Impurities ottae body,
not 80 far stimulating produce subsequent relaxation,
which the Of most medicine takcnio cmac weak.
ness and disease. ~ Bsiag few bottles ofis medicine,
many severe and painful sus. ical operations may be
prevented.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-26

II MS company, being NOW uly organised is prepared
q l" make insurance every description or Fire and
Marine RlsAs such dWelln houses store House. 1, G
va theH contents Also s.eun Boats. Flat ho.ts and
neel tNas WHO then c4fgoes, 20 aud from any port on
te Nio ana Aiseiss tpi rivers, their hutarv stream
Applications i1f insurance TO be made for tne present al
the "ice OF The Wheeling Savings lnstitution.
avg II NefsoV SOL,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-26
FIRE AND MARINEINsI1R.Nct

fEro DE lNSu kED-or not to be-lliats the question
"he'her II is better by one sweeping fire TO he rain
ed-ahd subject to all The Ills that flesh heir to- or like
prudent man 90 10 The Protection Oice and there BE-
made saie' comfortable and happywe leave for YOU 10
determine. 80 ~
Ihe Protection Insurance Company of Hartford, Conn
having already paid $500 GOO of losses in the Yves
ZEN Country anlitled 10 The highest confidence, AMI
their agent p. Wheeling, Virginia,
". f. PETERSON
VIII TAX isks On dwelling houses. warehouses stores
mus ieotoiS, &c, together with ther contents such a,
uT .dte, merchandise mach merry, aud every other des
= ftloh e" nsurale property. Also ON steam keel and
al nosts ana the oargoes 10 and FROM any port on tat
W eslern W atefs. pn the iuQst reasonable ter,ps
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-26
Haa810f ia SgrE>

MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY
KY LII insure against all manner of life risks npor
wv the most favorable terms The oper ations of hi.
company are confined exclusively 10 LIFE Insurance
AND CONTINGENCIES upon the mutual plan. Its advan
tases are TOO easily conceived 10 need comment-ena
hlhg the Insured To participate in all the profits oil
the business while living, and securing to survivors
certain resource against want when dead
Eac person Insured for life becomes member of this
company, win perpetual charter, and is entitled to
Nole-ahd also eutitled To his share of the Dividends
whch are declared annually. For further particulars
inquire OF Wa +. PETERSON Agent.
Wheeling, Virginia
u }'Otlice on Monroe ST.
ROB'T. L. PATTERSON, President,
BENJ. G. MILLER, Secretary
Jej. WhaaI;n. Vs..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-26

nsIna MsRaaailassnsv
v1TE are now receiving direct from the Manufac.
w iuret's,hy whom they have heen manufactured
expressly for our own TRADE of the largest and
best selected sssormens of Doors and SnoEs for Sprnp
and SKINNER WEAR ever offered in this or any other
market 10 all who are III want of anything in the
way of Boots or shoes would re.pectflv request
an examination OF our stock prev ous to purchasing
Surfing them they viii find il to heir sivantare Cur
stock ~i he found to consist in part of tho following
seasona5e goods.
500 pairs Mems Fine calf boots
3eD do Geut's Fine morocco do
goo do Mems stout calf welt Boots
eU0 do Mems X ~ boots.
MEMS MONROES
lo0o pairs Mems tne ea!f and morocco Hunroes,
1000 do Mems Kip Brogans
900 do Mems stout cali welt Brosans,
400 do Mems prime thick hrogaus
BOYS AND YOUTHS BOOTS
100 pairs Boys fine calf boots,
100 do BOYS prime Kip do
100 DO Youths do DO do
- do do fine calf do
100 do cAi'dren's calf do; sizes to p
BOYS AND OUTGs' BRoGANs.
500 pairs BOYS kip Brorans,
$50 do do Morocco Brogsus.
900 do do Thick do
900 do Youths c7'f and morocco do
IAnias si II G'of iiaLr CATERS, &c.
1000 pairs cheap ID and Seal Slippers,
ECO do Ladies' Fine Kid slippers
900 do do Fine Kid Walking Shoes.
300 do do Pump Sole Caters.
$50 do do Thick do do
100 do do Cater Boots.
WOMEN's LACE BOOTS.
500 pairs Women's lid aud oroceo Lace Beo;s,
900 4" do calf Lace Boots
MISSES SLIPPERS, LACE BOOTS, &c.
COO pairs Misses kid aud Sea- Slippers,
$50 do do Half CATERS
4Op do do Morocco Lace Boots.
CHILDREN'S SHOES.
COCO pairs children's morocco and Heather Bootees,
SEQ Go do Fancy Caters,
go do do Fancy coored Kid Booiees,
$50 do do Black aud coored Kid ankle Ties,
so0 do do Morocco Lace Boots.
1900 do do Leather ,egrei Bootees
SHOE FINDINGS AND SHOE STOCK.
Constantly on hand large and well selected assert
ment Of Shoe Stack and Findings, viz: Spanish Sole
Leather, French aud American calf skins, Morocco
hid Lining and Binding skins ALSO-iasis Boot
Trees, Shoe Threads Nails Pegs Patent and common
aw Haiis Awl blades, FBcers, Knives; an assortment
of French Shoe Kit, sc &c.
Thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore extended
10 MS, we still solicit continuance of the same.
McCLALLEN, KNOX & co.
Wheeling, Mar ls, los.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-26
Albany. April /, 1916.
CARMEN,

Owing the great success and immense sale Of DR..
Townsend's Sarsaparilla, number Of men Nho were
forHry gents, have commenced making Sarsapa lila
Extract, ENirs hitlers Extracts of yellow Doek C..
They generally put up la the same shaped bottles,
-nd of them have stolen and copied advertise
neuts t,sy only worthless limitations, ana should
be avoided.
Principal Office. l2G FULTON STREET sun Build.
ing \ ~, Reddias 4 Co., state street Rostun; p,ou
& Sons is2 North Seeuui street. Philadelphia s
N-i-at 8 Cos l"i tIa.rif,s stfe C. NrN odaaIs los
sa}a fcwi str,cr Albany aud Boy 81 ue principal
FeH14is. ait Mcrtita.s -pttaiIt throughout the Uni
t4l -lsIes. West leit.s tuJ t4c Ctl.i.
ror sale, who'e-se auI retail, hy t. PRYOR 4 c
AGENTS az nrT0du's oi stand mann 81, " Aeeliue. Va
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-26
RADwAY's CmNEsr AIenLcarrn sur ,rn
gas.
T. r.

THE clEGASSIAN HENNA.
IT, meoiemai eosme!i4uc Is a sure curative 10 all
aHeit'N 81 tIe sain inparting health aud Lesutv
- 'as ty,np exon Nehave been frequently ssed w4v
" say "aa"s| soar, Chinesei We do lot pretend
F-tea in Nhh- Not a. ali; the invention n anlifely
uu uMhso also Is iIs manufacture; bun us medicinal
s-ehi' are indigenous 81 lhat climate, whilst IL ieauti
i"s PROPERTIES a'e largely owing 10 TIE C!rcasssn
Ft"Na. nc denna is one Of those mertoFoils panis
M''ae ats ~ tnsmeiiquc has for centuries heel
A''NH uHN ~ thc CifcsssAus. Bat hy tha wonaarfu!
spccs ui kaiWoy SOAP in maaFting that Transparent
oihss- 70 the sku. health ard heauiy To the conuler.
tah, proof positive OF It's aud valued virtues
lhs, with other taiaanic piaHl., possessing heaur
cleansing. pugiti and besHt ing merits krnNn on
ous' Is the greai secret Of Vac success 81 Radavs
soai tad"ays SOAP Is speedy m us irci ct remsEng
an, aHa'urn, Puppies, Blo.ches iustui,s. letters
outes saa bheum Eingworn, Rash and oslaito bites
uf shaving rs excellent. foe tne foiet d untQa,d
Sod for IS cents Is 70 aud va cents saa tal els al
tuu principal deFuis G Coutshd sif.ci 554 lesfl ST.
New YORK. JSke RADMAN 4 CO.,
55i fcad street. New Work
sold in Wheeliusby \ o FAIgCHuD,
ausl0 Agent
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-26

--.-s55.2 BOOT AND SHOE
fTS.y3s - MA NUFACTORY
WITH. = F>---g-s JOHN fsRIGE, Fashiona.
IL ---[- HE Boot and shoe Maker, a few
doors below the Monroe House
Main ST. WHEELING Va.
II wishes 10 inform his friends and the public gener.
ally that he has hand the aud most fashion.
able assortment OF FINE BOOTS ia the city, and made
by the best workman in the country. He also
keeps on hand good assortment OF fine pegged Boots
which he sells very low These, with every thng in his
hme and with close and constant attention business
and by providing neat and cheap article, he hopes
meet the patronage of a discerning public
FRENCH CALF SKINS.
He has just received fresh of French Calf skins
which he IS prepared to manufacture into Boots and
Shoes tor his friends very short notice. his pecu
liarly neal and fashionable style. AprI2
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-26

Dr. Townsend Is Almost dnilY feccivins orders iI0m
Physicians 10 different parts Of the Union
Tins !. ccrfy thai we, the undersigned Physicians
Of the City Of Albany have numerous prescribed
Dr. Toshsends SMsaparrIla, and believe 1t 10 be
Df the most valuable preparations in the market.
II. T. PULLING, VI. ID.
j. WILSON. NJ. u.
X. T.. BRIGGS, NJ. d.
7. l.. EIAIENDORF, NJ ID.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-26


Cosmetics Chalk and variety Of preparations gem
orally IN use When applied to the fce very spot
OF its beauty They close the pores OF the skin and
check the circulation which when nature not IL yared
by disease powder the skis ndamed by aka
Hes used ~ soaps, beauties its production in the
human face Divine" vel the garden Of rich and
deiicatoy uHted aud Variegated flowers. free active
and healthy circulation Of the fluids the couriug of
the pure, ricb blood to the extrenllics that which
pants tie countcnanee IN the most exquisite beauty.
II Is that which nnParis the iu1escrbahe shades and
hashes Of loFclness that all admire but de-
scribe This beauty is the offspring of RGtre-noi o,
p0c1er or soap Ii there l. not free aud healthy
aiion there is no beauty Ii the lady is fair driven snow
II she pant and use cosmetics, aHd toe blood is thick
cold aud impure, she Is not beautiful If she be brown
or yellow, and there is pure and active blooI gives
rich bloom 10 the checks ana briiaucy to their eyes
that is fascinating
This Is shy the southern, and especially the Spanish
ladies' much admired Ladies' the north VINO take
but tc exercise confined in close rooms
spotted their complexion by the application Of deleteri-
Gus mixtures IT they wish regain elasticity of step
buoyant spirits sparkling and beautiful complications
they should use Or. Fownsends Sarsaparila Thou.
sands VINO have tried II than satisfied delight
ed Ladies of every station crowd our Office daily.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-26
Waaf6uN>
DO YDgJ WANT

GOOD Cooking Stovel--ihere is nothing mare
desirable in Tho way of house furniture than good
Cooking sove-thcre are great many excellent stoves
OF variety OF Patterns in use. hut have seen
none that appear 10 have many advantages air
tight Combination Stove. We advise housekee pers TO
call and see this sioveat JDUNSONis
I'm, Sheet lf1n and Stove ware house, No lal, Mar.
ket square. sen ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-26

A. i reucws 1I NlEotafes the stsetn gives activity
to the hub-, aut strength 90 tue muscular system,
most extraordinary degree.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-26

EtoFAl NaFHls ou own Manufacture On MIS- ,ors.t.
~" " !eli PRYOR & PAULL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-26
DIR. SWEETsER'S PANACEA.

nYsPErsIA or FIVE YEARS DURATION,
accompanied tcjth M 00HS Debility, cured
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-26

fram lnc wearing 400 tAln clothing. or min st, 10.
r,acalafy usltts greatl mental excitement long
Ell ty, drt trouble OF mud aud aiss -
aHl fl-i of uthff causes, spring those llGHGskN
pIlhls, VISA tbe long, numerous, aud IneaI,,I1,
train grow gag cut Of them the IA
are eulneHE aeslaue8 20 cure. The obstruction ot 49,
prcssuuo f tae natur secretions and exentlons IN
ar tu W0urn cd very frequent occurrence - ~
spread aHd extensive ANA one winch II neglected ur
Gugss thr musi atal cu sequences. A large
tbs diseases ct Tie sivnseh, Liver Lungs BRAIN ~
sefFsas systrH' in lsn'-l. iginate IN M nr,,
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-10-19
Latest from Pennsylvania and Ohio.

1t is now certain that the official returns must determine
the results in both We refer the reader the latest bull
letnsw have received by telegraph from both States
to Mr.. Medary's from Columbus, received yesterday
morning, and to Mr. McKnleys from Harrisburg, and to
the two bulletins of Messrs Hamilton Forney of the
Pennsylvania. all received last night and'the last one
from the Pennsylvania Office at hafpast 10 o'clock
The last gives Longstreth one majority, and eight
counties to be heard from officially.
1t is singular contest, indeed; and the rapid variety
of the.reports is almost amusing is antazing
So strange phenomenon not to be found in the an
nails of elections
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-10-19
The Georgia Election.

We hoped before this time to have been enabled to
clear up of the mist which at present shrouds the
Georgia elections but the failure of the southern mail for
three days in succession has put out of power We
regret this the more, inasmuch many of the wing pa
pers have been reducing the democratic majority almost
unit, if not claiming the State as absolutely whg
Among Others the Baltimore Sun of Monday undertook
to 'examine the knoy question:" but, far from
ceedng, has made the subject foggy than before
After giving the official vote in 10 OF the SO counties,
which shows aggregate democratic majority OF 937, it
proceeds to say:
The third fourth and seventh districts it will be seen,
in funne counties yet to be heard from officially
in the first district in the h in the sixth, and
in the seventh. OF these fifteen counties yet be
heard from officially, the Charleston Courier, of Wednes-
day last. has reported returns from the following ten:
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-10-19

II is not among the least remarkable circumstances OF
the hmes that the wings profess cheerfulness their
many recent defeats Though Ohio has proved perfect
blow up to all their fine figure work. and knocked all
their sage calculations to the Buckeye State" into
PIE, they are still pretending that their chances will be
better IN the presidential run If they can draw comfort
from such prospect where cannot they rear up victories
This fully accounts for their great activity and prompt
ness just now in flooding the country with glowing tables
OF States sure for Taylor" Ohio, until now has usu-
ally been put in their doubtful columns but since the
late perfect sweeping tornado has driven the wing
party completely from the field in the great leading
State oil the West, shall hereafter probably find
Ohio as certain for Taylor" by at least ten thousand
votes This is easy way of winning victories and il
can require but few more such to bring General Taylor
from the Lower Mississippi to the White House Go on,
gentemen---cipher away. You have less than three
weeks now to follow up your favorite mode of humbug
ging the people Georgia "sure for Taylor, /"
until the democrats swept the State. Maine never fully
earned choice place this wing list until the triumph
ant result for the democracy there had left them without
the shadow of hope
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-10-19
"Fear not Ohio"

Cries out the lnelligencer, if nothing really extra
ordinary had happened in the great Lion of the Yves
Cheering words these be sure 10 the broken and dis
comted ranks OF party which has just met with one OF
the most disastrous defeats that yet befe that dis
tracted band OF forty fathers combined for the destruc
ton of the democracy "Fear not Ohio" say our oppo-
nents, when in truth their very knees like those of Bel
shazzar of old, at this moment trembling and quakng
with agony and apprehension under the unlocked for
broadsde they have received from Ohio "Fear not
Ohio" Why, if such tremendous tornado of popular
opinion as has just swept the great leading star of
the West can excite fear the wings be perfect
bullet-proo against everything like danger But their
courage very to be put to severer test than in
the past elections. perfect avalanche of the popular
feeling is now nearly at their very doors Breast up to
the work, fellow wings, and if it still be possible to cry
out fear not Ohio" let it in full blast Just few
days before the closing of the polls. That will be in
good time.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-10-19

Giving democratic majority of 22s instead Of wing
majority of $685. as the Sun has it-a small of only
9l6!!
The Richmond Enquirer OF Tuesday has examined the
above statistics of the Sum- and proceeds thus to expose
some of its very important blunders
GEORGIA ELECTION Yesterdays Baltimore Sun, in at
tempting solve the knotty question: itself sommits an
error which puts the matter entirely 1t first gives
the wings the majority of 697 in Ebert and then again
gives them the county with Sl2 majority. Union,
with her 400 majority should have been given to the dem
ocra instead of Ebert the wings This makes an cs-
senta difference Instead of making the chig MAORI
y the State 250 the Sun does makes the democratic
majority in the State upwards Of 900
We that of the WING papers still claim Calhoun
(whg) elected in Georgia This is again an error OF
figures The majority in Randolph is given to the whig
when the official report gives Welborn, who is elected
by at least 100.
Georgia is democ by the present returns, and VIII
surely give her for Cass and Butler.
We understand that high functionaries at Washing
ton begin to think that General Casss chance looks equally
~ " Eve. Post.
We know not "high functionary' in Washington
who does not calculate the election OF Gen. Cass
UNION.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-10-19

The New York Globe says that "great preparations
have been made to give John Van Buren, reception at
Cincinnati Fifty flags have been prepared and eighteen
or twenty bands engaged for the occasion" The cal.
bany Atlas of Saturday confirms it. 1t says, that Gin
reply to many letters addressed to from different quar-
tiers of the State, beg leave state that Mr. Van
Buren, is his way Ohio address the free de-
mocracy of Cincinnati on the 18th instant and that he
will not return to this State before the goth. Between
that time and the election he will address such meetings
in this State as are accessible to him."
The ''free-solers" showing some spirit at least
They TO adhere to their banners Their whole
conduct in Ohio esfes to the fact. and the following
extract from the "Republic," ''free soil" paper Just
established in Philadelphia, illustrates the same position
The Pennsylvania, which just has nothing else to
do, is very busy picking the wing triumph pieces Of
the combination which it ascribes Johnston success
we do what hope it entertain of detection of
the natives party, from the Taylor in Novem-
Der but the prediction that the feesoilers who sup
ported Johnston, will not muster in the Taylor army
with the wings at the general election, will be verified
by the The matter is too plain be doubt.
full Johnston put himself boldly and fully upon the
free soil PLATFORM and secured by it support from US
which made him governor of Pennsylvania while the fate
Of Longstreth is of fearful import the whole
tribe of mum candidates. of whom Gen. Taylor is chief
Silence only when that be the only in
pretaton In candidate for the presidency, when
great presented which the whole country is di.
vded it is understood to be cheat which neither party
rely upon for itself approve, if it might hope
for the benefits of the fraud The arguments cd
cure the confidence OF tho North General Taylor prove
nothing well as his dishonesty"
This is strong, language; but it is frank
in its hostility to Gen. Taylor, well to Gen. Cass
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-10-19

NTOTICE.-By authority of the Board of President and
~ Directors OF the Navy Yard Bridge Company gene
raj meeting Of the stockholders of the said company is here
by called be holden in the directors Of the Bank Of
Washington, Saturday, the IIth day of November
at Il o'clock in the forenoon for the of considering
and determining whether they will dispose of their inter
es rights and privileges under charter of the said
company the of the United States such
terms will then DO submitted them, in order to the
bridge becoming free.
Stockholders not attending in person, and desiring to
vote, must each appoint proxy by power under his
her hand and seal, attesed by i,co Witnesses l
VIM GUNTON, President
Oct. l9-eod ~ .r.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-10-19
THE UNION.

avoid coming to this conclusion when the presses of al
parties gave up the State For example:
| The Cincinnati Atlas OF Friday Taylor whig) says
he above returns from 81 countes) Indicate that JOIN
b. Weller is elected governor of Ohio"
The Cincinnati Chronicle (whig) of Saturday gives re
turns from 66 counties, and says;
They be relied strictly but tax
them they stand, and estimating those yet to come in
we must reluctantly confess belief that Weller Coco
is elected governor of the proud Commonwealth Of Ohio Ii
the counties heard FROM Ford and Weller about even
fourteen counties remaining be heard from, in which
Tod's majority in 1916 was I2t6.
The Cincinnati Globe" Gree soiD of Saturday morn
ing has the following annuncation:
JOHN b. WELLER ELEc ED.We give in another column
in tabular form, the returns of the governors The,
comprise the respective majores for Weller and Ford
~ Counties Weler's aggregate gains $780, Ford
o,7B, leaving clear gain for the former of 356l Thi
leaves him in a majority, compared with Bebb's in '46 O
over 1900 There remain Is counties be heard from
which in 1916 gave Tod aggregate majority of III
These returns render almost certain that John Wee
is elected governor of Ohio by majority of 5000
The "Cincinnat Enquirer" democrat up to the hub
of Saturday morning says:
We give the maiores, far hear I'd FROM from g.
counties Ford is 479 ahead of Weller There are is coun
ties to be heard from Trumbul, Athens, Fayette Huron,
and Deware, wing counties; and Hancock, Hardin Hen
ry, Ouowa Pauldng, Putnam, Van Vert, Williams, Wood
Wellers majority will be that of Ford about 100
which will elect him by about 200 majority will be per
ceived our calculation is close Wellers majority
may be 600 or 800.
Let wait, however-but no betting and, to repeat
the old saying of veteran in the service Nous uerrons
Latest Dispatches Received Last Night.
Reeeired from Harrisburg at ST p. M
Last phase: the House OF Representatives tie, and
the governor just about the same Nothing but official
returns can determine it. Not much of wing victory
UNION OFFICE.
Received from Philadelphia at 8 p. m.
Our footings this evening at p. m, Longstreth
2i,3i4; Johnston, 24,3i7 This is close work. Nine
counties official to hear from House of Representatives
81 democrats and 40 federaliss composed Of 100
bers.
Painters majority is not below 2,2Oo
HAMILTON & FoRNEY.
Received from PHILADELPHIA at 10 D. m
Corrected footngs Longsreth 1885, Johnston 1897
Elk and Forrest, together with Greene, Mexican, War
rem, Sullivan Jefferson and Potter to be heard from Off
cally.
PENNSYLVANIA.