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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-09
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BALTIMORE LOCK n S.ITAL.


BALrlMORELOCK HOSPITAL.
S-TuEEE may 'eo'fatHcd the ua-i 4r~ely Ecmr.Iy
~ "a. G1aorrhra. Gsets, StricH..s. ~ett.si Wtak
those pcru.iar a |is-tfons whir1aria. oama crnain J-lr.
jiCr ct yuuil. and vhtch, 30 iut ruraI. a.uucra fuarrtase
impossible, arLm the cHd d. slrays 'ofh mind and body.
This remedy VIII also cH,re irfnferfs avid every svns-
tom ora SECEfFUIsEAe
\ CURE WNEglNfEa on ~NorHAGGE MADE
IN FROM TO TNUHtNS.
OHce No, NnBrfi }~R.nrRftf< STREET. on the
right band sldg going tfuai baltimore 81. 2Hd door from
BE p]arttupr ia Observing Size ha1fc on the door and
window OF yau will mistake The place.
DR. JOHNSTON.
q distinguished graduate from one aftIe frs; Co'cgcs H.
thr United states, which may Re sre4 'v Is piplpma.
also, a memfer ofthe Roy al Colegr 81 Surgeons. and ~
ceniia;c ofthc Npothccaric-' Hall. u sijau and lhe area.
ter part of wloscii e hastreu snefli 10 the dr<t llospt
tails in Europe and America, viz: those If Lnudau. Paris
md Philadelphia, mas he consulted ga all diseases, hut
CERTAIN DISH tsF.
When tic MISGUIDED and ~lnprndeut vatarv Of pleasure
finds he has iiti ed heseeds Ut this disease. H. 500 Often
ha' 1cus t8et an ~ lined sense of sHs ar. OF tread Off
discovery, deters thein from ~ap7lyino ts those who. ffau
education aud respeciafttiy car sloHe i.friend him, de-
lnyiug until the constitutional s"vmrtlns OF this Np5r.t
disease wake their appearance. smell AZ uirelsied sore
throati diseased uost, nocturnal pai S ia SOC lrad aud
Huits. dimuess ofsiaHf. DEAFNESS. nedcs 81 thnstin Iaucs
and ans, hlutrhes Oh the head. fare aud cNtrtue.5r,
progress Oh wit. rlehffHfranHitv. III az Iast ilc paiau
Of the irogts or the loves 81 Inc noss ia go. % .Iticvle
tim Of tins awful disease becomes a t8-rtd o. u.t oe raf..
misrf AXIOM. Gel tCH'N fuiS g noflOd ~ Hs dreadful at fcr.
ings, iy sending him 10 "that nonrtc vielcc ma te3sel
Ter rsuurus.' 10 such. therefore. Dr. JOHNSTON efaL
rs himsrifto observe the most inviotatfc SCI. .rt-suJ.
from his extensive rraciieeiu tie f,sf h.S,a.qs of r9,
rope and America. he can conf deau, recommend = safe
a-t speedy cure 10 the 8utprtahct1 tciis4 of Mis- hofld
disease.
Isl melancholy aet. tha. thousands faH victims To
this harti5 disease, OWING 10 ;ac unst5Ju4m,ss ~ met
who by the use ri THAI deadly pojsau. mercury. ruin tie
cons tuition. and either send tho una -tHra;c sufferer 10
an uutlmeiy crave OF MAKE tie remainder OF bus life mi
scraiic.
G|ONORkHOsN = GHEEr C-RFn hy the most
spec s amt the most pieasant rcniedT known To- aa other
physician. u requires NJ restraint Of dIet. orhlndrauee
from tusiness-it is mild, safe ard e*caaions. ~eraifca.
thor diseases, such Is structure AND Affection of TIE
Bladder ann Prostfaie6 'an' " htch tstF3 rcs eul qtack
~, ssi:ialerrrr.-wa v. ....s ]. . o. ri. ..Ia, '.'.s,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-09
Greer s. Motte.

MCKEE y R~OBERrSoN'S GOODS.
IN PAIRS superior blankets,
~ 10 pieces He'd FlanueIs,
. do ~ Brown pressed Flannel,
) do Pieces Cashmere,
10 do Ky Jeans. A large lot of Jo'en Yarn, all
of Mckee 4 tohertson's make Just received aud for
sa e cheap by GREER & MOITE,
oct Is No ib2. Market st.
4 NOTHE lot of those superior blankets of ee,
= Il richardson's mahe, just received and for sa q at
ma anfsCtnrefs price by GREEs K MoI'TE,
Get % NJ 49,, HarKef II.
n0MEsTICS, Brown and blesched shiriIng and sheet
- ings, brown and bicacfcd Driliiuas, 1icNing
Checks, white and colored Canton Flames. etc recei
we'd aud for sale low al GREER & MO1rrE,
oct No lie. NJ arkcl 81.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-09
Gallant s. Detdplain.
&guScrsp * NDo1es.

= ilIl RIMS Zephyr worsted aud wooden Polka
- Goats, oHths' GAGS aud comforts, wooilen ca5cs
and Mn :. aud an endless variety Of lloods, some very
ieautifui, w.IiI all kinds stockings, socks, gloves, IGiis,
etc. just opened and for sale bv
oct SENSENEV IL RiOtES.
n AIDES Gentlemen and Cmlirens' anli's Wool,
> Mefiro and silk shirts, Hosiery IN English silk, raw
SHA, Cashmere, Alpaca, SaNoney. WorsiCi, German
town aud Lambs wool, white, Hack, sla:e and mixed
cotton, o,e.. Tor sale. ~SENSENEh n RliOIES.
INFANTS Shirts,-reccjved this morning some more
- of u ose fine McrinO and SaNphy infants shirts.
oct 10 SENSENEY & ODE
ryIO THE LADIES-receiverl this moaning by Green's
i. Express some more Of those very de1irahie Jack
aud mode coiorel satin and plaid cashueres, also a few
Horc dress patterns of EXTRA rich solid plaid black
Ccos d. Afrique silks, with various other new Goods.
oct l6 SENSENEi x RHODES.
CWAN SfM0NiS' celebrated cloths and Cassimers
~ hack aud fancy colors for sale by
oct 10 SENSENEY & RHODES.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-09
George MrMurrdp.
NEW FASHIONABLE


FALL N WINTER DRY GOODS.
~ X McMuRRAY isnsw opening At his store
NJ room On Market square a rich and beautiful stock
of Fancy aud Staple Dry Goods, to which tsr notice of
his customers is respectfully solicited.
For Gentlemen.
Super Black, French aud Swiss cloths, BLACK and fan
cy Cassiners do barred and pain Satin vciiug, merino
do. black, barred, Bara,hea do black, hrown, Invisible
green and other colors English cloths with many other
articles desirable for Gentlemen,
ron the Ladies.
Super rich silk flaids. Cashmere do. plain silk barred
and striped Aipaccas of all colorS, silk hafed French
Nerinoes a new article, high coiore,i Cashuler re- de coss'
do, Mousfn de Lains with a large stock OF British aud
American Prints of bcauii FIJI texture and style, rich
embroidered back Mode and fancy colored Cloth, Me
fino and Alpaca Shawls, Gnupheah, black aud fancy
eoioted silk fringes all widths, a large assortment oi
beautiful rotation Grinp silk edge and plain ladies dress
hutiors, real nuns thread laces Il desirable article viii,
thread Isle, Jaconeti and Swiss Elgings aud inseftiugs,
real WEIGH cause and American white Flanneis, rel AMI
yetlow do, mo te aud other co'srs Moreeus for Ladies'
skirts, black fancy kid gloves. silk, Filosell and emhro-
derei do, silk aud Alpaca hose, golden Piafdo OIL dres
set, Manchester aud Eai .lsi0n Ginshams, striped, harel
and plain dress silks, new style Bonnet ribbons IN great
variety, This arrival contains q splendid as 1fincnt OF
the la rdsomes! and cheapest go".s ever broa ht to this
market. ort 3-3ni
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-09
GDarnmaeF
CLAW sssssJN DssY.

Corner # Clay aud Fourth Street, opposite
tie Steel Fac'0rg,
WHEELING. VI.
p. M'uINNts, @. ". CUNNINGHAM, JAMES BAGGs.
M'ilNNtS. CUNNINGHAM & co.
TTTARER0OM at the House of u. M'Ginuis, No rs
Wy East side OF Market square, where in addition
to his owl stock of Iron, Nails, Groceries. &c, VIII lie
constantly kept on hand a kinds of castings; cooking
stoves - lie most approved styles. also every other des.
criptiou Of Stoves and Grnies of the lest and most
!eautiful that are now IN use; sugar aud wash kettles
of all sizes, a good assortment: also every other descrp-
tiot OF ware To make the assortment cuiunlete. We are
also making preparations 10 have a good assortment OF
the varieuS patterns of rlougls for the coming season,
all OF which viii he sold on tie most reasonable terms.
Juh wora done at the sh oFtc>l notice and lowest rates.
jan s.yd M'GiNSiS, CUNNINGHAM 4 co.
~ UN BARRELS. A good assortment OF Gun Bar
~ re's jlst received and for sale by
sep22 SAMUEL NEEI..
SLEIGH BELLS.
SLEIGH Bells on straps and IN dozens; Polished do on
~ Russet Martingaes, tor sale by
nov 80 7 GREER.
WANTED.
rTrWO Journey men Platers to work on stirrup irens
i and Blidie Bits, apply 10
nov 20 7 Il GREEB
- OLD PENS, with and without cases; also a gener
~ al assortment of steel pens al the variety stn c Of
Nov ~ j. bLACKMt \ 90.
Mouror 81.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-09
Dr. g@
SAEsSAPAESRAH a

AND WILD CHERRY PILLS.
fSR tE o has most happily sEeeeeHr. b. ca'fu-
~ ms Wild Cherry aud SafsapGt.ta IS 0f"f AHEe-
-his ingredients, so as 70 produce aHaat- tHe "ftce
lnlc, and purgatlye, The only perfect discovery 81 Tie
lHt ever mede-their great pstHitt rA- rt,oi,te. and
ast which Distinguishes tlcu from aIa t.or Yl,aai vrs
Is, tqat their operation IS uiuNr. by $40 ~ ac.iou--
thciyu uriyalcd purifying and rtrrattv2 proitiNVs, Tor
which they are indebted 70 the esseaCs of
S|AGSAPARllLA,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-09
REMOVAL.

Il s.M Nv
rUE subscribers respectfully inform their friends and
y the public generally that They have removed ifpm
eur of stand on Nam ST., 10 The new aud spacious
tldmg 10 Ner end of Market -. where They have every
.ivenie, e. tor the mannta' tory OF
STAGES, WAGONS AND CARTS
the ci t9est aud test manner, also for all kinds OF
aeksutning. winch Willie promptly attended to.
Thsukfui TOR past tavors they respectfully solicit a
ontinuance ot public patronage ia their ine.
octo BUSBI X LITTLE.
TTENF3ON Fapcr manufacturers aud took htuaers.
! Nshave for sale , pa per C%aienders, one Ruling Ma
me,
5Iarec taper Mill Screws,
q da s4sll do do
IMaAius cylinder "a inches diameter, 30 inches l"ng-
lGlaze,
kaa ruster,
NUV q - iFNNhiHN -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-09
COPPER. EEN.

y sUEET IRON WAVE NAM FACIUHf,
Is5 liarIet Square, Whaling, w..
-uE stl..riher re.paciftiy informs his friend, aud
4 he putiic generally that Le ita. removed bis safe
r.ous fuiu the large hTick h%u.idins adlunius has 0'i
stand- wAerrhc Is fnlv prepared to 10 all WORK, either
M nm ,ausrr or sheet irnu. entrusted 20 ham. wibtes
match. have on hand a large ass 1rtuien' ~ ith ahd
Cnpuer " ere that will seliiof ea-i Or ! pr1a.t fnsto'
~ I, s,s,t crsa,I. uru L JOHNSON
%SYTRAETs-Valvc and cock ~iiydrants al II Is
a, M JOHNSON ,Ie5. Msrket Square.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-09
IlARDW

TEE. BLADE Squares,
Sliding iieveis, jgsI received Of
N,v nj T & CgEER's,
81. NafLL. s. u. BrsnFtgLp. WALTER O.. RIOS.
ReGILI, BUsHFlELD 4 ROE, Wholesale Grocers
u and Commission Merchants, No. lgl Liberty 81
tshurau. ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-09

FRESH GOODS.
RoAn Axes, Hand axes, eastern Bench Planes, Bra
II ceS ami 3itts, : ies e. butchers Han d aud Tenant
avs, Wood saws, Cincinnati broad and narrow Bats,
les ami Rasps, Car lcuter Locks, arass and Steel head
novels and Tongs, Butcher knives. Taie knives. Puck
knives, Circular saws, lioirsOu'S (Engtisl0 shovels.
rass Candlestick, sheet irass. Ger". an Silver. Axe steel
rise shoe ais faieut Balances, Stcelt ards, Maho-
ny Nos, Beiscrews, TO ZEE Mills etc, just received
4 for sale al the lewest prices by
ENR r. MORRIS.
Nov 20 Main street.
TILL. and Cross Cut Saws cases mill saws man
= ufac uret from Sandersnus dochie refined Cast
cl, inst received by HENRY +. NORRIS
Suv 20 Main street.
vlRCULAR Saws for sale by OFT and GREER.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-09
Err GOODS.
AlcC. N!cpnlaH.

Money Saved!
NEW ARRIVALS Of Is PACKAGES OF
ALL AND WINTER DRi-GOODS
Which piH be sod fran % 10 80 per
cent cheaper than day other
House in This city.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-09

EN fresh NJ K Raisius.
~ = do do Unions,
I do do Orange. just received aed Cor
ale low Mrs. s.. NEAIEi&G
NOV 80
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DGs8 s. So 0C@.

TOUTHs' Thick Hoot<-m0 rala ynr.ls' freE
y loots received tits day 60,
del N~r,lNTTFEE KNOX
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OYSTERS. OYSTERS. OYSTERS.

VIpI T IN' Vt|i I-IV".
aTIiE subscriber would Gail she attention ct .r stt
- 2cu5 of Wheeling 80 HE reduction 1r Sos rrfs-
living 10 the severe illness Of bis .uHat ..a. lr az
cen compelled 10 stop The busiHte- tr aauu YteA
-"sj, he VIII open his house TINS eNeali- Nos lt
WI soil at the following prices.
~ cents per dozen Raw,
~ DO do stewtd,
sI,25 per Can, move ETiNN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-09

NONS' Thick Ro1ts-G0r 1ir i,v-' '.l. uauI.
- we'd tins day Of the sign Of thr 's trl Foot
dec N~rtltI}.Et. ANON.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-09

THy EMS KIN Roots c. s~ mcu-' 81. .... .. ..
@sA crivcd by Moe. ALLEN rN'-
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erxrnAt rAYLon,s rosIrloN.

some object sid The speaker, % Gen Taylor be-
cause he Is from the South, and a STAKEHOLDER. Are
We not one people DO you not love the Union
Have nor the same RIGHTS kentucan. 10 all the
BENEFITS OF our glorious Union that You have Penn
syivaniansf We are one people. from tine Atlantic o.
the Pacific from our most Northern Line 20 tine RIO
Orande, We are one pcople-it l. an nag counry-t is
a g2tiS There IS mo- country, there never was coun
try hFe this. Rome in her mightcst days. never
possessed q" vast and splendid country ths--so
sraii 80 great so glorious. Our destiny is gl0ri.
ol3 a. our country, il We hold together, and do not
h""'i soSlond prciudces 70 divide u.s. We speak
one lAsetSc-out identity is the ssme--,yc are
one VVlso.i''led peope-and success has hitherto
oceh glorious ana unpres edeuted shall we then d..
Nidc IN ieehhsf Mo- mo- No matter where our man
u rom " &c p an Aher icfN Gen. Taylor iu his feel
nss KNOWS no SCUM, no North. no East. no West He
81 nn hHercea Where has he l.vcdf In hi, icq. for
forty years His Rome or forty years ha. been ,ler
ihe 1m9t,ap flde tho Gag Of hts whole country
ne is a eq01al mamie has lived srsrs1.isrs ,vher.
ever the fsg waves lie is 10, Southern ,n,nb. E.
An AmcTicEH lie proscrhes no one either of tbe
North or south and vii You I.oscribc him ior M
accident of birth and home lie condemns no man Ion
ihc institutions Of his state. WIN YOU condemn him
lie ia kind generous. noble ola man true American
III hear
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~ ~.
,-,.,t .iu.fei IN ne Orange Mountain. az oolil ~ range
S.,-T.r.sv freen niles from NeW-forh ol ne Inc o.
The Morris .nd Essex hAllfsad .-,
~ 80. sop within quarter of nile ron ne esls
i.I7-r Gavin Inc 100. " COrzrdst o. ocors A D.
~ o'ocE 81 OF each day, arriving ~ south OraI -
10 about one hour. - a.. ..tr- -, A.. -. t,..
s-,b5 hi. Feg-s Tor 0I lhe most colpeIe " ~
- enc estsb.hrr and Summer retreats now IN re
country ... e. .,ts.a ,.t....
. 80 b-~n uea g three yesra- more Than -illId ~ M
,. a.. .penf E. Grsellar End fle ot7-r Water esta
.Lr,rs III many. and has been since t1a ife eus ~
H. --.-.i, Location erl erel-r an Establishment sulit
10 he view. tie sut.rc- - - .
m. e.fsbish.nert is i- y p/tcu.riy ai'h view ~
- and convenience VI ~ patient. and = bun Lpt
~ Fnr ,h plan OF st-r e, lb.ishmen's having pr
.sie bathroom al-it' % r'h tlltli fui' ~. ~ -
III room bv nj ilf doors. lee\ e patient can nave ever
-.b srrf lie srge dclCle and s>--- oath. WHICH a.
. died about DO rus from the holAs 10 me glen
- 0ran There also hree large plunge bshs N ~
-. o. he grounds also wave baths. one ?.
b.r fr ne is.rsl falls Of the brook n tie raTne, ai
,.rlnr bail RI feet square erected Tor re pleasure ~
s1rrer yisors. attending tn-r friends ard o'Aef pa
cents. ..-, - - 49,. .....,, On ,hs
t,1h Juus and any communications addressed 10 ShAs.
= II I.t.. az viii receive sssnuou lsa i'm
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Rn.fnn PHILANTHROPY.
hUfIWI It IITTlIII VI WVtlN
Core. poudeuee OF the Journal OF Commerce

Corres poudeuce OF the Journal OF Commerce.
B0sroN, June "a
This city. with all lbs DIRECTIONS, is still con-
.-,ntly exhibiting noble Illustrations Of the spirit VI
the Puriiaus The eloquent sppeals OF Rev. Mr. hins
M behalf OF the moral destinations OF Ireland nave
within few weeks been generously responded - by
churches Of every name
Last sabbath he addressed very fun assembly il
Brattle- street Church Uunran) some OF whose mem
ber. YOU are aware, have Of late been among ne
most fountfu patrons OF literary Institutions. Hon
Abbott Lawrence has recently added $1,000 20 n
former donation Of an equal sum for establishing
rraeea! scientific Institution OF Agriculture ana Ae
rh.uic Arts al Cambridge and h. brother who two o.
thrce wears since gave 10000 20 Williams College ~
,be mast wear given $1,000 lO Bowioin IN Maine
nam David Sears has, within short period give
$1,000 each 10 Amherst, Harvard and Dartmouth
49, ,ers of thousands for Western Institutions an
those are NJ the same time, among the foremost H
contributing for the more common OBJECTS OF oeheNu
lspce which Characterize this age-iurnishns oHsh
ustrot ons of the sentiment that distributing Aoros'
does nor diminish bcnehcence ~ home ana u tA''
other doctrine equally true, thst giving does n'' H'
pOyer.sh.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-23

Tie steamship C,ecsn' city. Captain >toddard.
which sa1sd from Ne,y Orleans on the sth. arrived
here early Yesterday morning n Title more tnan siN
days and a half bringing us New Orleans papers two
DAYS IN advance Of the msl We give the news re-
ccived by them. in another column. The following
Card ic.tyinr 70 the admirable qualities of the Crescent
City. a, swift and powerful vessel has been handed
us ,or publication
On board Steamship Crescent Guy, June p 1873
70 cant Ch0s Stoddord
We The undersigned passengers on board your noble
ship cannot do lee Than commend % friends and the
travelling public the steamship Crescent city her Con-
mandsr, Oficers and Crew.
In less than days nom the CITY ~ New-Orcans,
The CIV NevY ork appears before ard but for three
la. OF heavy bead wind and sea, we should undoubtedly
hive made the passage IN siX days.
Cle Ship ana her Engine % 10 admirably adapted
fo rf other She is inc easy seabOat and her engine
has required unkeug, not having stopped Tor one mo-
meni And now, we shall step ashore in few minutes,
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Con-. TnrIor rs q NInn.

Hon JOINS D. CRTTFsDEy addressed great
meet lg Of Pittsburgh, Pc. on Friday evening, be-
ng ou his way home 20 Kentucky having re
signed bis seat En- the senate 10 canvass tie State
for Governor. Mr. Cnuendsu never eopif make
POOR Speech, oud en- this occasion lie made %
very good ono in commentator OF Gen. Taylor
Il does not prove Gen. Taylor the best man for
Pres dent. blt 70 shows that DC possesses Gas we
always supposedly many sterling qualities The
sollovipF synopsis I'VE have no room fora .uiicrre
port We take IRON the PHfsJUgh Gazette
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-23

GgN. TAWOR--The steamboat Gen. Taylor ar
rived Memphis on her last trip Just - the news oil
Sen TaylOrs nomination for the Presidency was tee
graphed % that city. She was The hfs % convey ts'
Intelligence Of bis nomination % the Old General IL
was At hs plantation sbogo hatcher ~ o. PC l9'n.
Fatal REPAsT.-We regret 30 learn from the
Goucsso Telegraph Of this morning that The family Of
BIZ. IhOm-AAes, residn. al Eastern Point yesterday
Hartook Ola chOwder made Of CLANS, and IN about
twenty minutes sitter eating. Mr.. Niles hs wife, two
sons daughter, and lady visiting the family. began
o. feel the effects OF the poison Edward the youngest
son about six years OF age showed the hrs symptoms
and badly affected that be died before medical
aid could be received The rest Of the family although
seriously Effected, are glad 10 say likely 10 re
cover Boston Transcript 2lst
FIRE IN CONWAY. n. 1.-The paperml re.
Gently erected and owned by William X Eastman ESQ
o. Conway, was totally destroyed by fire on Monday
night, June u with ali the machinery and srtsss-
Lose sDoat q, 00o--no insurkpAs
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sIInonER BoARpING.HoUsE.

xHyHoEvER OF THE CITIZENS Of New;Yors are
w Of hndng cool retreat during tho hsst OF me
ss.so reat unparalleled for plessanuess " soeay,
for beauty OF scenery In the vicinity for chespne, ano ~
perority Of NEED look farther thzn tae
Mansion House." kspt by CLAhAE bEAs EN-, N ne
quiet and deli ghtf village ~ Hug hsOnvis fon "Mb
once 10 hs vicinity Of tbc Fl.hki Mountains, ~ ne noOe
Hudson and country and farm and udes nowhes
.urpa.-ed for variety beauty. Ia tho Village ftsS
b,tsrian church. one mile and half north B. EIsssdss
Chapel" the summer ~Orshpping place Of he LeDox,
shetfs Van Rensselaer, and Talmadge FAM les one nile
north tho lively village OF Frsnkindse with IT, tseiofss
of 1000 ,pnd and 10 church.s II four demon
Ynu vii ride ono mile 10 meet steamboat "SpeDdid"
en- die. between New "A snburgh and New York twice
~ .. and .sveu nils. 70 meet tie Thomas Powell" al
E'.bEr' Landing Mr. Beay. can sccOnm daie four o.
1--WE ftmiie. or equal numOsr u snsle 0v-fdefs 10
.seps fine Livery bs ssupphed WIN everything
rsfsr he reader 10 Alderman Meseroe Of New 10
Rev T. H. McGrsgsr And lady Of rrankindae and J. '"
NeOrepsr studsnl Al his sOuse. CLAbNE BEAVER
80, r.. Iiu.hsOuyte, Y.
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ION bv he Heath Ofr.r. every vessel from iofr.-i
nort having Passengers. and every vessel having h-
during her passage ay case % small foAi OF Aeo-' e."
cortGs ious disea-e-arTvin. a. any TIME
All vessel from sny port m tie ordinary p1sA.s iiol
which tle; mus. nas, solih Of Cape HeLlOpea ylls
ber- liz 81, day OF MAJ ana The isin day Of Ocforr
And al vessel. from any place ncldns i,a19sl n q ~
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
By Telegraph 10 lhe Ncv-Iork Tribune
a,Rxn,RNERs, STATE CONVENTION.

Urea Thursday. June %.
qbc Convention was temporarily organized at
AN
TaorAs FAREISGroN OF Tiogo County was op.
MONT Ell Chairman, and GILBERT DEAv Of Dutch
s.s County and W. W. ScRUoHAS Of w estchestei
County were appointed Secretaries.
Tie names Of Delegates wcre then called
Tners was great applause when The name OF
IoHs Vas Bulrx was called out and responded to'
Among the Delegates who answered TO the"
name. were Hon. Pursroy KINe and Hon SAN J.
YOUNS
General harmony prevailed. The nominations
viii certainly be made tomorrow.
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