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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-05-04

The King Of Saxony 10 a Catholic, and
most Of his subjects are Protcstants, aud
tho King Of Belgium is Protestant while
most Of bis subjects are Catholics. The
King Of Greece IS q Catholic and most ne
his subjects IRE Of the Greek Church. OF
tho reigning Sovercigns Of Europe II are
Catholic, II Lutheran, @ Reformed. y Evnn-
gclical, Greek, Prot. Episcopal, Pro-
tcstant, and l Mohamclan.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-05-04
LAST CALL.

"a LII persons indebted 10 the firm Of
- GEo. l.. DAVENPORT & Co. either by note
or account, arc requested to settle the same im-
mcdiatcly. The demands can be settled with
James NJ Bowling wit. Geo. l.. Davenport,
either Of whom are authorized to settle the same
II attended TO soon will save cost, which will
otherwise be incurred
GEO. J.. DAVENPORT g. co.
Davenport, Iowa, Apri. LIST, 1913. Stiff
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-05-04

Al blue Grsss Point on Monday the Is, inst,
Miss ARMlNDA, daughter Of Rsrrs l.. mud
CYNTHIA CATLls, aged II years and months,
after three months illness.
At Fairfield, Iowa, on the Goth March, Mrs.
J. LANGDON, relics Of Paul l.. Lang. on, and
formerly of this place, aged "a years.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-05-04

FOLk-Eypensos ior year, lON,OO0,OOO
As much Inns been consumed 10 carry
on the Government one year under Mr.
Folks management as during Tho whole
-four Of Mr.. Van Burcn's; While Mr.. yan
Burcn's administration was more expen.
sive than any before or since, cxcep, the
present. Look at this, men who love their
country, look .. il!
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-05-04

DRowSED.-Day before yesterday, rs
tho steamboat Fortune WINS crossing the
Sycamore chain, Upper Rapids, n deck
passenger named Michael Carver, jumped
overheard while in state Of intoscati ion,
and was drowned. Carver got IN bonrd
at Bnrlinetnn, and was coming to this
placc.-G0lcna Gazette.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-05-04
lriD ADVERTISEMENTS.
LOOK HER l.,
CETs.-.ss AND FARMERS.

Z HalIE undersigned having purchased Mr.
- Lees in,ercs. in the Davenport, Tin Shop,
would respectfully inform the public generally
that he shall endeayor to keep on hand gencr-
al assortment Of
YIN,SHEETIRON i. STOVE WARE,
COOKING g. HEATING STOVES.
A few superior Cast Kettles, for which nc
will take in exchange, CASH, Wheat, Bees.
wax, It'd Copper, Brass, Pewter and Clean Cot
top Rags.
shop opposite Burrows & Pret,yman's Flour
ing Mill, Front street.
X. s. CRAIG.
Davenport, May 4;h, 1913. al-3m
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-05-04

wv L the undersigned have jus, receiv-
- ed n new Stock Of Pine Lumber Plank,
loisi, Shingles, Laths, &c. and having Mill in
the pincry We tlaiicr ourselves that we cnn sell
I'D per cent cheaper than any other Yard in the
State. We Intend to keep constantly on hand
large assortment aud nj all prices. Call and
examine our Lumber before purchasing else
where. Thankful for the liberal patronage re-
eeived heretofore, We hope BY strict attention
TO business to still receive the custom Of our
friends.
Yard Nor h West Corner Of Rock Island ana
Second reefs, opposite A G Fu,on's Store.
HAMILTON & CLARK
N. b. Wheat and Pork taken iii exchange
Tor lumber at marke, price
Davenport, May 9TH, 1919. 3I-3m
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-05-04
The Alatamoras Flag Of the 9th inst.

The Matnmoras Flug Of tue 9th inst.
snys:--
1.-THE Mexican city authorities, accord
ing TO the instructions Of the nrmisiice, en-.
tered upon their duties on tho l., inst, with
marked vigor, and with M evident deter.
mination to perfect the plans for the i'm
provement and regulation Of the city orig
mating under the American dynasty. We
hope, Tor the good Of all concerned, thu,
whatever new regulations the Ayuntami-
ento may see fit to adopt fnr tho govern
mens Of the city, viii DO properly respect
ed by the American residents, aud tina,
nothing may occur to disturb the pcacea-
BILE relations now existing"
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-05-04

The following table shows The Govern
ment expenses under ditlrrcn, nd,ninis,ra.
tions from the day Of Washington to tina, Of
James X. Polk:
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-05-04

RHODE IsLASD.-1'he plurality Of Mr..
Harris, Wing, over Sackc,t. Dem. for Cow
ernor, is 2,l47; mud his majority over oil,
ITO. The new Legislature is decidedly
Wing.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-05-04
Rf0Mlar 33dcket0.
81. LOUIS q GALENA PACKET.

9Nf3A A ANTHONY WAYNE. Nor
zlLsz - - risen, Master. will run rr...-
larry between 81 Louis and Galena, during The
ensuing season, stopping Ut all intcrne date
ports.
The WAYNE, is a new, fine, fas,-runnnr and
doaoie engine boat, has superior accommodate
tons, and every attention viii be paid 10 passen-
gers and freight.
Tor freight or passage apply on board.
April Goth, i8l8. 3s-,s
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-05-04
a. e. FULTON.S
ET N A MILLS.

x RE now in full operation, Farmers
- come on with your Wheat.
The highest prices paid for Wheat; or Flour
will DO exchanged for Wheat, 30 10 s. pounds to
the Bushel uad Bran thrown in ggatuisonsly
Corn meal constantly on hand, Tor sale or cA-
change.
Davenport, March 81, l848
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-05-04
MILLINERY 4 DRESS MAKING

MILLINERY 4 DRESS MAKING.
HRRS. PROUDFOOT e. Miss HILL
M would ann uncc 10 tho Ladies OF Davcn-
port and surrounding countr, that they have as
sociated themselves together in the business Of
Millinery and Dress Making
Latest fashions just received. BY being par
sicu!ar in doing their work and reasonable in
charges they hope 10 merit the patronage Of the
public.
Shop opposite G. G.. r. Mitchcll's office, near
IL opposite tho lie Claire House.
Davenport, April 18th, i848. 3l-3m
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-05-04
DISSOLUTION.

0llE partnership heretofore existing
- between the undersigned is by mutual
consent dissolved.
JAMES NJ. BOWLING,
GEO. L. DAVENPORT.
A.X.. L.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-05-04

menf in the State. These heistcnds nre the
pest kind mrdc in the United States, and nrc
proof agains. bed bugs. Prices 900, $50, 4 90,
4,50, &C.
CABINET U.7RE
or all kinds and descriptions, manufactured
and sold al small profit. Tables from l,25 TO
500; Bureaus, Work-stands, &c. constantly on
hand. ALSO
Two horse wagons and buggics, with pipe
boxes aud nuts Tor sale.
Mr.. A. RIsrao will attend TO business for me
at Camden, Ill.
All kinds Ut Country Produce received in pay
mont for work at Cash prices.
SHOP, opposite A. Fnlton's Store, corner
Of Rock Island aud Second streets.
\. Z. JENNEY.
Davenport, July 18th lD17.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-05-04

- FARM Of $40 Acres lying ~ thg
- Mississippi river six miles below DayeN-
port, having some twenty acres under cs... "a
ton, the remainder being mostly timber which
owing 10 tho scarcity Of fuel in tho neiahbosheod
adds greatly to its value. There 10 also 4 coel
mine convenient TO the river where coal will sea-
Oily bring ten cents per bushcl, . never falling
streams runs through the body Of the farm, which
- ais supplied with excellent springs.
Toa person desirous Of making soee aa1
profitable investment, this farm prcsonis rase II.
ducemcnss For farther particulars enquire C
A n MILLER, Land Aeeas.
March 10th, i848.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-05-04
FOR SALE,
FARM FOR SALE.

0OR SALE.-rhc excellent. veil
known farm occupied by Fraatlin Esalsy
Esq situated on the Blue Grass Road six miIee
from Davcnport-apply to
March Cd, l848. Cook T. HAaosrr.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-05-04

VHE N1uUS0IUvVIS UVS ICuSV "
- inform the public that they have their
Mill in full operation. Farmers will ~ all lines
find Flour and Meal on hand, which we will cx-
change on the following reasonable terms:
For Spring Wheat, from 30 10 - pounds Of
Superfinc Flour; for Fall Wheat, from 20 TO Is
pounds, and 1 bnshcl Of Dram 10 each bushcl Of
Wheat. A bus, 81 Of Meal for bushcl Vi Corn.
We hive niso boil, for boiling Buckwhcat.--
We will give 20 pounds Of Buck wheat Flour for
n bnsh,l IT Buckwhcai, or grind and boil. for ten
cents per bushcl. We are also prepared 10 pay
CASH FOR WHEAT.
0-Call NJ the BRicK Seam MIL
BURROWS, PRETTYMAN 4 GO.
Davenport, February ID, lalB. 2i-f
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-05-04

DDk SALE ITO Acres land in Hickory
- Grove y miles from Dsvcnpost--E Eighty
acres improved, comfortable dwelling and oas
houses and excellent young orchasd-apply 70
march 81, 1913. Cook l. SAxsexr.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-05-04

AVlNG the exclu-
- sive right Of making
Palmer Uiiiian,s' Patent
.Sryrw Eedsirad,
for the State Of Iowa, and
having water powcrat Cam
den, Ill. 10 do nv turning, !
can and will sell CHEAPER
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-05-04
NEW STORE 4 CHEAP GOODS.

April LEI, 1913.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-27

THESOClE.rY OF FGlENDS.-We should
like 10 know by mhai ri2ht The Loeofoco
newspa pers continue TO r VIE lie 5 cirfy OF
Friends, because oil the nsnner IA which tley
voted al the late election. Have moi the
members OF tina, Society tie common ri.h, Of
AtuerCan citizens 10 vote as the. choose,
without bring questioned Tor il. much less
publicly retied iur i2 Are they under The
guardianship OF LoCofoco editors and poll
committees? Are they bound to vote as these
mrn wish2 And II they do not-f they vote
as taey ctIoose-are they 10 be- punished Iuf
i2 Are thry subject TO this odiuus tyranny?
These outtages. So often committed b, Lu-
coioooisfn upon The right OF the bers ut
this ~soclrty, are too gross to be borne IN 81
lence. We denuunce them as most fl igrant
Violations oi every rlghl OF the Friends, aud
oil every sentiment ol repub iCdnism. We
denounced those who commit them as tyrant.
al heart. who are utterly destitute ui The pr .
ciples OF freedom, aud fiji only to be slaves
themselves. American cluzens who en- lea
vor 10 destroy the liberty OF opinion o. 5
unobtrusive and retiring d SET OF men as The
Friends. deserve 10 forfeit this own liberties
-IreHt0H Gag.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-27
MORE ENiDhNt t. OF fltE NtGtUES OF
AYAEs FAMlLN MEnlClNEs.

lf J n SinEH. ~ us orr. \ -. SA - piAe o NoNr
Fem " Medicines Dave rcat no. ,hs "a i ri III cucH-
ifv 1'h-y setl1 % do tnth OCT. aud ac ea .frNy
sou III, aler % ali WA ase ecqiaitei Npti isit me
dirnitt virtues sHopid Re ststi - naye at A.cHry
lot the safe ri theiU. a. } httie- ntselt. tha. ny tcpa.1
Linn a. . Fnss.1iaa = >ush. - wiii 80 ltute }s.3i lftet.
ct "a the sue TIE ESHe5,o "a, AZ +eas - 70 10 ,be
gfeaiesi ienUnd nese
htj II ~ &c, Aiiford. iteana ssys-fhe Grsi SIX
noath very Little M,dlctle Wa sold, eNetf ii aug .nr
Worm Ncdttiap, whirl 49, sOutt cs 0+ei al. -
Lat a siIft tiHr since ile eNncctot ant wa Hu II called
To-, I lJl assa que ollie "a Hy ttnit' oai f1ard Il
AZ cNeciieHt MEDICINE ,nr coia-. thIs ~Jting .hre
itsvc heeu an ulBsnat nu1Hctoi per>0Hs cui5inaiuae
O iaraVy Gods anu ,ite a.vss o. eaeui Rave iouad rciof
- using yont * fca4tRUt-
| ~ Tit"s NJ arher savannah. Geo, - We have
hesa Wy sietessint ,t s.3ile4 ttu Niees.ive. ana we
fave ~ a ieN ieatts lea; we VISA toH - scad as a
| GfosS y tine il 81 vessel.
hessts WntBee and Latin. 1ouui Morris. y York.
ssy-sNe are aion4 ont 81 yngr Nertaieee a d Hair
Dye, aud h1ve dgtly cats iof tha Neratuzs. winch
statd> Neib III h ia ths sec-ina. = be ~ies of al NuuF
Note.tg,s iavete n ao"d. aad cpu.5huUs % tat ossr.
Eva Tu,tte. Wtlonstty ONO, sdys-f our NcTtni.
tu-s snd Piils sell very rea4Hy iicr-i coHd have sold
Iuae. uo,v 81 .hen u | had usi ,een,
tf se'draasr, MtssvAe. \ y saef--l find Your
Neratift1e 1ri rspectOraat i've good sttisfaei 100, and
WE should . lad 10 b3vsauot her hI
~irePste ed oat, ~ %. l.. Jasne. Philadelphia. aud
seii o. agency NJ + \ q EMIL CIR and
ot.-6 |GGQNaAC<EE son
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-27
OUR LANDING.

Even though years may be stealing from US
imegiuings, as The heat OF The Sun steals The
dew drop aud the irrshnt IS from the rose,
heaven fofleud that they should TAKE from us
the love Of the beauliiul-that our eyes should
be closed TO perceptions OF grandeur i'll nature
or art-thal the soft mellow light OF sunset,
The gathering OF the elemental hosts 10 battle,
The view iron the hills. al the waving
grain, The byeling snow clad ellis, the tower
ing palace, the rich draperies OF the mansion
huue OF p%rliuse wealth or even the tasselled
par.phrenalia of the luggler, should fail 10 fix
our eye. aud please our fancy. When we reach
that point thatesch one OF these cannot excite
a pleasing emotion, we have sunk ourselves
below humanity into the indulgence oil sin
gle idea, or The hope OF gratifying a single
wish.
We have occasionally noticed a specimen
OF beaut, combining nature aud art that may
BE- euJoyed at no cost, by a mere walk TO wa
ter st. when the wharf is crowded with steam
boats, tive or three deep, waiting for passen-
gers or discharging i~reisht--ofs dark night
the blazing fires shine out TO make the
darkness more visible, and he lights from
their thousand windows, seem to speak Of
a great gathering together of happy hearts for
d merry making aud an hour OF joy; but il is
not all so. There are many passengers on
thLse LQdIs, pay as they shnN from the land
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-27
HE WHEELING IlMhS ~

We having determined some months since.
10 brng oar labors as all editor and ppblisber
Il" a close with the close OF hi, Presidential
canvass, e. close as II might. now ,fer
our Aho'e establishment lor safe.
- consists al a Daily, 1ri- Weekly and
weekly paper, oithe largest size, with D large
job office. a blndery. anI ali The neees,,ri :
oolh Tor mefspaprr AMI book work.
ihrre could he no more advau,a. cots posi-
non i"uhd Tor tNu or three persons who were
disposed o % into the business with a smull
capital.
II Is The only wing or commercial paper in
w nerllng prosperous cIlt OF near twelve
thousand inhabitants, aud having a well i'm
T we'd aud ihickly srttled adiainin. country.
and II cannot tail 10 he largely pa,roniz.d.
1t will b. sold oG such terms a. cannot hil
10 eusurr perfect succrss 10 the pur, haser.
a notice OF this igct from our editorial
~er"liifei wall be thankfully received.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-27

Settlements for Coi0red NeR.-We learn
from The New York Express, that a new ct.
forts TO esl blIsh d settlement OF cob red men
IN that STATE, is 10 be made in the town a
Florence. Oneida county. culored men hav.
Ing had several meeting, opol The subject, in
which they have been making e%ffaris to in-
duce the colored q IL ms OF Albany New York.
Bosiu~-and Philadelphia. 10 lollon farming
rather thhn be barbefs, servants, &c., &c, as
thsy are IN The cities. la Florence, il Is stat
ed 10 us, tiIere are water privileges Ter saw
mills and grist mills and indeed eyer, thing
necessary 10 make a fourishlng settlement.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-27

From Canterbury. M. who hrvc pe-f'rnci fr l.
consecutive works %" overiJvn- havses st ttr New
Work American Museum an hive fcceiVnt TIE upqu
hHcd CONNIE adaiiou slHd patronage o. he people uf Hos
ton and OTTER o,ti"s o. View En-tapd. tea II sve respect
fnHy 70 tHe ladies sad Gentlemen III sits tUy .iat they
flteUd vIvteg
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-27
Mons lnich Iir.o. rs.

o<NN pounds Baitimntc iauued spanish sote lraftet
averr prtu.e atis IL. ius. rr,'d frun Il timor,
a. ( safe y M~eNt.4LLEN, KNOX co,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-27

II General Ia Tor be The Independent and
honest mau he country has taken hin i"r. h.
mus 8ud vii carry oul Democratic hlea-
sutes.-BJSfon Post.
Which Democratic measures? Van Buren,
demccrary Cass demoerary--lre trade
democracy, OF protective drnocrae,l livery
thing imaginable has been carried out un-
der tue gui>e of democracy, until al last the
part, Itself has been carried Out by the peo-
II whn where weirirt at bsmg the con-
slant SUI jrcts OF Experimentation Amer
icda.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-27
THE VOTE FOR PRESIDENT.

The accounts received since ouriast' sue"
beyond all doubt that Illinois and Alabama
havr gene for Cas-. The ~ ports from Atkan-
..s and Texas are that they voted i"T Cas-
From Wisconsin aud Iowa We have no la
Ter accounts. but we have httle doubt that
they have also voted ior him-,hus leaving
Mississippi as The only State TO be heard rom
This mskts the account stand thus;
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-27

HoGS.---Dnriug the pas, week. about
twelve thousand hog, have been carried from
this place bs the Rai road Ia the Bsltimore
market. There are ion some luue llious4nd
mere ready lor transportation. The presence
OF so man, hag> create, a demand Tor com at
Cumberland III / m'k 5 tins as good d market
l1r The sale 81 that article as any in this re-
gion OF connlrv.--tum. CiD.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-27
Isl

We are not in the receipt Of full returns
from Mississippi; bat as we do not need 1t
we may as well suppose it has gone Tor Cas-,
giving him 1877 electoral votes.
o. he thirty States, Gen. Taylor has recei-
we'd he votes Of fifteen, aud Gen. Cass OF If
teen. OF the non sla veholding States, Gen.
T. has the vote OF seven aud Gen. {. OF eight;
and Of the : Ia &c holding States, Gen. Tstlor
has The vote OF eight, and Gen. Cas- OF seven.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-27
THE SHAKER FAMILy.-It used TO be

a c mm n practice in Ne" England Tor P'f.
,;e. al Ladies' and Gentlemen TO ride ~ and
20 mile, TO The Shaker villages. TO see me
on.is, end singular pablo exercises OF that
peculiar people. We arr now more co"Ne-
nlen,ly enable to grstiiy our curiosity as a
,ompany Of ihororgh representatives appear
10 night at the ci yhall. Their representations
ere m.r,t. instructive and highly smusiug.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-27
PHlLADEIPHiAT TYPE FOU NDRf.
No. Z. PEAR STREET. NEiR u EXCHANGE
FtfiiAn. i,piIA

YsiE s~ihseribcr having made great improven's IN his
dc method OF ea~thgtyne aud mixits OF metals, aud
had a tioroi4h revision of Ills matrices. the faces OF
whici, are noi exsclled. 1t, beauty aud retilaftly Of cut
~ ant Ia the couuir, rAlIets himself iiiat ny a sir,ci
personal aiieition Ia tusit ess, and eunia oy iIg none hut
the liost Sat tui wothtnen.h he q enabled 10 oHeg d
iPEkIUR ARTICLE.
AT GRE WHY FRtCES
lie is contilga.lg ad,iuf 10 his sioc> alt ttai is new
ifoh the hes. workn,ii oftHi, aft o'h-r countries. sad
hayta- lately procured fos Europe. a .feai vaeieiy ot
NEW FACES aad o,SAhEN -, soitcits the aiiea.
tton of Princes thri eto.
Specimens viii Ice sens 10 tisosa WISHING 10 order.
Presses, Chacss. Eases. ldA. : aads. Gaiie.s :, iirass
Rule, aud evety utner arr 10 neelet 20 ilruf,h 4 com
plaie ffihtine Dfice. saapiicl Il ine sh0ftast notice.
Gi.KNAN BOOK AND JOB tNfE.
tfthe newest style aud at AL sizes. Carctatiy put up in
iau"ts al cuffect proportion.
Au. j1-dSni ALEXANDER ROBB.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-27
NOTICE 40 LIE rrRLlr.

". naiev rs the inventor OF tifs nuriynNtd remedy.
ava no man c7u make a grain Of 10 hut ~ patey Ne
never has and new r wilt cpmWupiea q ne s"cref OF
commanding tttu ANY uHe. Ifrreiare. Az tSiractots
nut wade aud pnt O. hy utu are tass eeunicriefs.
~ BAtLFY Fods iius a. resp msihle ir al'tis rfinied
Statements. Ills EauricArts an tH~rtNovAsLs are
GENUINE aHd thet are open 10 pulic H-pecitba.
IatH is often dependent urnn ro-seSsiaE the ttrNtINE
naLrsY E1fR ,,roH-t iferctnre eAC4toN TuE Fchiis.
iral q lley want The CO rtVE ARIIeIs, 90 buy at my
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-27

the moon is being thoroughly explored by
means OF Larl Rr>sc's great telescope. No
evidences have been found 10 prove lhs, il is
lnla bited.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-27

No. SAtt-A tot s4e.yes nd connrer In 900 a..
: ~, Dn4ulleal .a.lsl TMfAktER
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-27

AiadogGScar.-Lori Dstrrs, the English
admiral, hiss returned 4, Mstitius, vi ,hVu.
without beng able II upsu iriendlt COMM
INJECTIONS brt"eru the Queen oil Madagascar
aand the British.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-27
as. BROADWAY, NEW YoRK.
235, CHrRNUr ST., PnrLADELPHtA,
and my authorized Agents.
READ THE FOLLOWING AWFUL CASE
OF SCALbM
MntATr.ELp. Niatars County. N. y.


FEBRUARY y, lsis.
Mr. nkttEY:
Ussr tr-Nhiic nv snn. - ycats Oh. was ct WORK
ip ite s4Inale trapufsciory OH T. GusE. be bad tie ans
ioiuHe 10 shp AID fat INTO d large vi. used Tor The tiir
posr OF sutftNg hfptks. areH1r1t.rN to Cuittb.s LIE
liarss bad Just lrrn fc a8vrd truu the va, containing a
large qHsnlit, OF haiitHa w0ict; lie fell forward. scsd
Ia toet Basds and a u>, az one SIDE, an uWc tee badly
and lie q her uar iaUN. Thcs sea d. We. g 50 lai On hs
arms aid To- ,isi most et a. IL - came 90 with lns
garments. and MS lie was Gespaired o. by 10th rs ply
sician aud f4cud.;
NaiieN'- Rem Extractor was procured a. socu "a res,
sitle (Which was 10 a ant six hoursl anl applied, aud
whtca re iesei htnt rum al pait. prtven.e, infsmuIa-
tiou suI swe iius. aus "a atcw days commenced ttcaiin-
hHs Soc: There ePreafsde general Improvement, 20
mue h - uiai in tirre wees ne was reaieved 10 his ia
ilfer'~ house, distant aioui ore miie and \ hrdc
We coutffued the rise Of tho u'aCe nrii .tHe about >
:eouihs. ard we he 1--we 81 was me means. nrdcr z ovi-
oeare. "a SAVING ms 4iff. and we would cheertullv re-
ouutn md Il IA all 4rhHJ. cases a safe and Invaluable
remedy.
Att sentiments Of ~,espcct. | remain, dear sir, your
mUs. abed.est and humble setvaut.
AtLAE CLARK.
StfSANNAH CLARK,
70 .. 90 ann
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NEW BOOT & SHOE MANUFACTOBY.
JOHN T.. WADE. 81 ite late drn,
Of fonnciis q Wade, has ppei rl q
=. Shoe store ~ Use house forneriY 0ccu
Ntr- .<-g pied ry James MclMrr, directly oppo
siic J W Rods Chair Mandatory
%EA~ where he intends ,naauftciHfttg and
oacriue Tor srir. every srice in the siine itHc. tr0m tie
snislie-i chtd's shae 10 the Geei's H"e-i Boo; wlicl, ie
warrants uaa- o. tie finest maierisi- aud ~ ttr ct
necia'ics. lie hopes hts 90 customer VII avr liin a
cali. JOHN +. WADE
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