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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-07-14

SAT Office. All persons are ior
1S 10 mine, dig or otherwise fr..
upon any Lands owned by Us, or Of n
we are agents, without our writa, ~.
mission and all persons mining or Il.
ging contrary TO such permission, vii.
regarded as trespassors, ana treated /.
cordinclv.
NASHBUREE & WOODBURY.
FOSTER Il STEPHENSON
FARLEY EATON,
JOHN BHACNE%.
c. BEECH & 60.
Oct2l ST
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-07-14
s land For Sale

VENhe subscriber ofr.rs for sale aco
81 .4CRES Of Land, being the "
of the w 1 of sec. 10 town ran g,
W I of e ! of - Is
n ! of n W ! of g % 80
IA J Of V Of &" y :" !. =
of n W of Z" y g" . -.
The Land is part prairie and part tin
the timber IS young and thrifty. Ther
good Spring Of lrafeI, on the premises
also in a good neighborhood, bengal
miles south east from Mineral Po.at. -.
desirable situation for a Farm.
-2LS0- Eighty acres cf Timber T..-..
Green county, WIS. beng the Bof...
+ / Of section 10, town north, rau-a,s
For further particulars apply to
Taylor, Esq, Land Agent, Monroe. W.
to the subscriber at Mineral Pom.
JOHN BRACEgr
March Q, 1918.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-07-14


GFAll sn- elters will be looked IN al -.
countable foI any and all Lead Mineral a- - &
ores raised On the above described Lands .@
moved from th same by them, --- %
JOHN BRACKEy. A..
Mineral Poin., Sept Is, 1917.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-07-14

MANAGER. Mn. F. NARIE.
Equestrian DICrAToR, VI. BUCkLEN.
CLOWN. G.. MOORE
LEADER OF BAND. 2. S. PUTNAM.
gE7HE public ofthe County of Io,cq are
L respectfully Informed that the Adore
celebrated and superb establishment ciH be
erdl55ed in Mineral Point, Wednesday,
The ICfA n F,,F.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-07-14

May be found the following:
Black. Blue, Brown, and Invisible Green
French and English Broad Cloths;
Black, Plaid, fancy and Striped CassI-
meres and Docshins;
Black, Blue, Gray and Gold mix'd Sal
inetts;
Blue, Plaid and Fancy Cloaking for La
dies.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-07-14

ii-tiCNs t'tit, ancN ana Striped CaSSI-
meres and Docshins;
Black, Blue, Gray and Gold mix'd Sa,
inetts;
Blue, Plaid and Fancy CIoaking for La
dies.
-1LSO-
\ very superior article Of Hunters Cord.
Pilot, tulId and Sleeps Gray Cloths
suitable for oVercoats IN this cold eli
mate
Oh Cloths, Canvass for floors,
trnted Druggett, Chenille Hearth Rugs,
Ingram and fenlIian Competing,
Plaid and Plain Linseys;
Red, Scarlet, Yellow, Blue, Green. Strip'd.
Plaid and White Wooden and Cotton
FIanneis;
Whitney, Mackinaw, Bachelor and Horse
Bankcts;
Blue, Scarlet, Green and White Blankets
from 3 to Ia, suitable for Blanket
Goats;
Cashmercs. AIonscIine de LANES, OF var-
Gus qualities from Is to 40 cents per
yard.
Linen, Cotton, Scotch and Dirds-eyo Dj-
apors.
irish Linens Bishop and Scotch Lawns.
Brown Holland and Russia bucks.
Swiss, Book, Null, Jacconet, Striped,
Cross Bard and other Muslins.
Edgings, English Bleach'I Shooting and
Shitings, from 81 to ia wide.
Hickory, striped for Shifting.
bleach'd and Uuhleach'd DrIllinrs.
idc and Narrow Ginghams.
French, PLAID and Striped Domestic do.
l ork Donims ana English Bed Furniture
.or rs cts, warranted not to fade in wash,
Ing.
Glasgow and Corset Jeans
Beduckiug.
Black and Plaid AlPaccas.
Paramcua Cloths.
variety of ShawIs of a superior quality
Corn-meaI Begging and bars.
Crash, Linen and Cotton Table Cloths.
Pins, Tapes and 200 yd S8onl Cotton.
Hats. Caps, Fur Mats and Boas.
ladies' and Gents kiI and Wooler|
Gloves.
\ splendid assortment Of Ribbons.
i'Vek-shin and Wooden M.ttcns,
Wooden Socks Comrortcrs &c.
/ beautiful assortment Of
CALICOES,
from 81 to % cts. per yard A great
variety Of
Really Hada Clothing,
They have also a good assortment Of
Books and Stationery,
SUCH As
II
saunders lst 2d Sd and 4th Class read
Crs.
BuIIion's Grammars; Smiths Arithme-
tics and ParIey's Common School His.
Pictorial Spoilers and Primmcrs, FIemen
tary do. and Christmas Primmers.
r ugh & Ready AImanacS. Steel pens
Qui,Is Searg Wax ana Waters.
Letter and accomplishment paper.
Blank, Memorandum and Conv Books.
IRON. &..oi and Nails;
Quoeasr1~e, FE1rea~r-e Curr~u
BOOTS &, HHOES.
G00L Pine anil OAK Lum5cr.
SAT-. FlaaariaE IaH,
&C., &c, &c.
- Remember our Teas are Second to
none IN the West, and here is to be found |
the Pure English Saffron.
1LSO-A good supply Of
E2r1ses g sTEeGEcines
The subscribers return grateful thanks
to their friends and the public for Their
liberal patronage. and feel assured lhcirI
goods and prices will continue to Give |
General satisfaction to all those ,,-lr nat /
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-07-14
Notice
To miners and Smnlton.

q LII persons are hereby notifoI
- to trespass, mine or dig unaa %,
following Lands without permissio "a : '~a
the owner or agent: ''oa
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-07-14

\ very superior article Of Hunters Cord
Pilot, tul'd and Sleeps Gray Ciotl 5
suitable for overcouts IN this cold eli
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-07-14

John Cate, Rewbin Cooley, Francis
Cooper, Mrs Fancy Coad, William Cline,
Mrs Minerva Carricc, Henry Curry, Rob
ert Casdy, Mrs Minerva Cross, james
Common, William Calhoun, Patt COLL,
George Chambers.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-07-14

Remaining in the Post Office at Min
aral Point, Wis. June 81, l848.
3
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-07-14

francois BelIaire, Harrison Brown
Jonn \ Brinegar, Robert Benstop, John
{ Ball, ?, William Benson. Mr. Bennett
Miss Isabel Burns, Joseph Barber, Cha,
Il Baker, John Burris, John Bucking
ham, Miss II \ Bracken.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-24

~. Rtsoluea. That, while we bow with
humble submission to- the mandates OF "tim
in whose band. are ihe issues Of lite and
ct DEATH, we lament wi o unaffected sorrow
the loss of one 81 truly eliesrsd 10 Us. By all
that makes ihe man. the brother friend.
81. Res9'rt4. That, we teuler TO the
friends aud 2 'a;iy4s 90 our deceased brother,
and especially TO bis rdiictcd widow, that
deep. earnest sympathy, tuattrGn fellow ieei-
ing. winch itis The design OF oar otder To M
C~ulCdtc.
4th. Resolusl. That. as further tcstimo
NAL ID respect. our Hall be- clothed in mourn
ing aud our members wear the usual badge Tor
Thirty days aud that The other Divisions OF
our order and brethren Of good standing in
the CITY. be invited to unite with rs in This
last tribute. which man pays to his fellow
man.
9th. RssolUtd. That. a copy Of the iorcgo-
Jog resolutions be presented to the irIcnds oi
the decreased and thata copy be furnished the
papers OF tile city for publication.
A true copy from ihe minutes.
J.. Y. ARMSTRONG, w. T.
FRANCIS ALLAN, K. $.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-24

NOVELS AND LIGHT READING. Romance
and corsets have done probably more TO I'M
dermine the constitutions, and ruin the health
and usefulness OF girls than any other pair OF
maladies known to the physlcian.-One keeps
her from sleeping. and the other from. exercis-
ing her lungs; while both togetl er fill her with
chimeras, Indigestion, nightmare, and a pas
sionate desire 10 wed a knight with a satin
beaver shirt on, all sprangled with glory and
doubloons. From the cradle TO Old age girls
read and dress as il they wished to make lun-
atics of their heads, and hour glasses OF their
bodies, and they too often succeed; but II IS
at the expense OF health, appetite and enjoy
nent; consequently the most OF them at The
aye OF twenty become filled With yapors and
haunted castles, instead of being qualified Tor
HE duties OF a good vile or a No. | nurse.
We have known persons OF both sexes, whose
constitution would have been robust, weake-
ned gradually by the too strong impressions OF
imprisoned writings. The most tender ro-
mances hinder marriages lnsteadoi promoting
them. y woiuan. while her heart is warmed
hy the langhor OF love, does not seek a hus-
band: a hero must lay his laurels at her leet.
The fire Of love does not warm her heart, II
only infiames her Imagination. and Instead oil
making her desire d husband, only causes her
TO sci her affections on the .benevoient as
a%assin," the esympaihetic cut-throat, or some
other ''high-ienutinS young gentleman tlia'
animatcs the mountains OF Italy, or adds d
charm to highway robbery.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-24
From the Spirit of the Times.
A FACT WORTH KNOWING.

A gentleman Of Scrofulous habits, from indiseretion
m his younger days. became affected with alterations
of the throat auduesc, aud d disagreeable aud trouble.
some eruption OF the SKIN. indeed, ms whole system
bore the marks of leinE saturated with disease. One
hand and wrist were 50 much affected that he had lost
the use of The hand. every p%artheng covered with deep,
pSiHtul and offensive ulcers, sna were as no low and
porous as 4 honey-comb. II was al this stage of his
complaint, Wheu death appeared inevitable from aloatI
7aihC disease, that he commenced the use OF Jayne's Al
teraJlyr, and having taken sixteen bottles, Is now per.
tectly cured.
Tins Alternative operates through the circulation, and
Fu-ihcs the blood amt efaticatcs diseases from the sys-
TEN, WheraYer located, and the numerous cures II has
performed in diseases of theskiu, cancer scrOf1ia, gui-
Ire, liver complaint, dyspepsia, aud other chronic dis
cases, Is truly astonishing.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-24
NM HERON EAMILY.

The city and the City Hall is to be e%nliven-
Ell tais evening by the merry and meliIiluous
voices Of the above celebrated family. The
little strrngers. we hear, are Dublin people,
aud having performed in the principal Euro
pean Theatres, trusted their fortunes TO the
broad Atlantic, and descended upon our hos
pitable shores. Their merit, are unquestion.
able. In Richmond. Va. iaey were very mad
ness, all the editor, were poetry stricken, and
we cannot do better hele tban by quoting
from the R%eppbhcaa.
surely Erin, the mother Of eloquence, po-
etry aud song, never gave birth to a more tal-
entgd and interesting family
Go and zee, say sc.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-24

III III A#E-
Ma. EpiroR Il is riehjy worth the while.
of lovers of the tme and beautuI-of The
neat and tidv-of the pleasant and comrDrta-
| ble-to make a visit d, that most ELEGANT and
! beautiful steamer. Fnh,ssv.
Truly. IN her is combined every thing tothe
~, plus ultra Of elegance and snleodor. beau
ty and neatness. comfort and case safety aud
security.
Unquestiopablv. there meyer vas , boat fin
ished at this place with such reflection OF
symetrv and beauty. will such s~nrs,i8r and
unequaIled recommendation. ana such a pcr
feet STYLE of consumma, cleesnce.
She reflects unbouulea honor and crelit to
the place She belorrs. and 10 tie persons by
whom She vos gotten M.
Her hrll YVES llat az Pirhetown BY J.
Wall. Her lerr,b on eeca j. ISL feet
Breadth Of beam 2-5 feet. prpth OF hold 6
leet. Buckets DO feet. with % ieet wheel.
She has ihfae heilers 26 feet long. 3 inches
! Diameter. Two engines with cylinders 7
feet stroke and Is inches diametcr. a Dec
ior-hy means al. which IL is out of the otfes
ton for boiler. go cxpl3de-wiJh two cylia-
ders working al fghtangles.
Boilers and Eagines built by Phillips & Co..
the master workmanship Of whom il is IN
necessary to speak.
Her cabin wos built by Wingsrl & Sharp.
who have obtained ON enyiablc reputation in
their line OF business: and a better or more
excellent lob than the one in the present in
stance was never turned from their hands.
Her mainline So, vae dooo he William
uam = -.
num- VINO IS master mana at DIS business
euo n'e's o"'y n'' "orA 10 De seen 10 give
"',n o"ooU'''" p'',S''
'ne was ia''''''to py hbo7fl * h'l'e' uhe-
qoa'led era 'saie'ii 'iie't haitis worn.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-24
NOVELTY ON THE RIVER

TAQUAY Il Fl DATING AGUE
- hhOIA re ESFARLlSHMENT.-The undersiul.
ca take great pleasure in informing the citizens of
Wheeling aud vicinity, that the
'ArtiSt Daguerrean Callsru'
mas arrived al the Wharf al the foot of Jefferson ST. and
that they are now ready and Il he happv 10 wal, on
who would
secure the shadow ere the Substance fade"-
VI ma 'hat they cannot be accommodated on more desi.
rahie terms than by calling at The artist pacuerrean
Gallery"
ne subscribers would here say, that the sd ,erior
l4N'' toGe'her with the convenience of the OF her ar.
iaiseiheitS, enables them To take pictures perfectly true
10 me WIN the hnest hnish in all kinds of weather,
Lanes ana gentlemen are respectfully invited 10 call
ana examine their pictures, whether they coulemnInte
sitting for a Likeness or not.
no charge made unless perfect satisfaction is given.
hus2I-dSWl IAQUAN 4 SANERY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-24

Some space is occupied IN our paper OF to-
day, by Ies3.atiouao OF the various societies to
which be belonged, upon the death OF Mr. Al
LEN c, STEPHENS. They justly aud WORLDLY
e%uloaise an houorcd brother, "a warm iriend,
an upright man. Mr. Stephens has, for some
Two years, been a resident Of this city, and
dsring that time has secured as large a circle
Of friends who esteemed and confded in him
as any man we have ever had amongst us. a
TACT fully proven by the immense concourse
that followed his remains TO his last rest
ius place.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-24
RELIGIOUS

The Rev. Sabin Hough of the New Jerusa-
lam Church, will deliver a discourse this
Crbursday) evening, in the room occupied by
the Methodist Protestant Church on Market
street.
Subjcct:-The permanent continuance Of
The natural world.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-24
TELEGRAPH.

We were glad to see friend Hepburn here
yesterday, the great first driver on the light
ming line, a true telegraphist. He has open
ed nearly all the offices in the west and set
them to work, and he is now going on TO Cum.
befland, Ma, toopen the first office there on
The O'Rciuy line, extending through Bedford
L. pill.nrr-L
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-24
GENERAL YAyLOR's PLATFORM.

The L5catogos are crying out lustil, in eve
~ speech for a Wing Platform. We give
them one to-day onWhich we fight. 1t is the
broad platform OF Whis princlples-lhe plat
form On which locolocoism will be hung.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-24

CURE FOR wouNDs.-Mr. S, L. B%igelow, of
Boston, has invented d PREPARATION for healing
wounds, which consists Of a solution OF gun
cotton in ether. Til. s%olution is perfect, and
seen ia a phial, isas lear IS water. Applied
10 d wound, it hardtns into neshcolored
waterproof coating, which contracts as it
tries, and draws the lips Of the wound togeih-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-24

Tie Blldmote SUM- paper hat hss S'Nays
tskEl sides with tine l%,coioco party publishes
the following. The effort TO convict Gen
Taylor Of Inconsistency is an enlifa iaiidr.
SirlsIyo DEalAehrloy FROM GfH. TtY
LoE.-The OLD hero. iu d letter 20 d ins1d o."
4 Charleston. s. c.. al cNtnct ot which is puo
! lished in the News, rcitersit~ bis al-t terlas
! i.r au uuplrlC-1 and untramnrlie1 accept
tBgc of iI" Presidential nomi afiau, end con-
Guides with Tire following striking dtclafa-
tiou,-
81 hevc accepted The nomination Of the
Phlaieipl5 Convention. as well as Gle NOM
%iu5liou d many primary, assemblies gotten up
~ tauaus sections 1i the Union. in some M
stances. irrespective OF party; and would have
atr-pfll The nomination at the B tuuorr
Convention, had it been ttEdsrtd on ibs same
terms. am now fully, ID not JcjrII, before
the country as a candidate il The Chief Nag
istfacy, and it il should be my gool or hi.
fortune to be elected, ! trust my course VIII
b, such FIR he most parties regarls The man
aSeHent OF oHr n%ation1l slair.. as will meet
The appreciation o lmy le.iew-ci,izens. Should
they tail to DO 50, they will, fl4tter myself,
have the charity to attribute my errors to the
bead aud not % the heart.
Very respectfully, your friend,
Il. TAyLoR.'
We must confess that this is exactly as we
have always understood Gen. Taylor.
--
Mourn C4RoLrYA-FlvAL RfsuLT.-The
Raleigh Register Of The 10Th Instant precedes
the reIurus 0l the recent election with the
following gratifying remarks:
eve give below the 1eturns from all the
counties in the state, with the exception OF
Cherokee and Currituck. Il will be seen that
Mr.. Manly present majority is lol4; which
result caunot be materially altered by the re
lurns yet to be received.
North Carolina. therefore, is as ever, q
siaunch aud decided Wing State. The dim.
mutton IN The gubernatorisl vote. aud the de
crease Of our majority in the Legislature, are
entirely attributed + rgenerdl iethargy, loca
causes and a shameful multiplicity OF Wins
candidates in strong Nhig counties.
Our Wing friends abroad may rest assureC
thst it there IS a Wing State in he Union
thai State is North Carolina. If. distracted
as the Wings have been, by the local concerns
of the County Elections, weakenedin their ef
forts for want OF efficient organizations, mis-
led by a Nitsyratagem of their opponents
and ~Iulledsrfsa false security by confidence
in heirstrsngth, we have yetcarned the cleo
ton OF Governor By a sufficiently decided ma
iority now We will, under more Ia iorable cir
cumstances, support the Hero OF BueAa Vista
by a vote at least equal to that by which, il
1914 we manifested our confidence III Herr
OF the West. On This, our friends through
out tic Union mag coaJidently rely.
The Wing majority in the Legislature vii
be 2 on joint ballot
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-24

Our Flour Market Is looking M. Sales TO-
day at $3.50 to 3.7O-generally for ship
ment. 80,
Whiskev-6OO barrels sold at l6l to lOt
per gallon.
Provi,ions-2s0 barrels Mess Pork at So
80 per Dbl. Hams-Canvassed, sales at {
cts per ID for Country Shoulders. Molasses-
50 bids sold at &c per so cts per gallon. a
fne article Of Sugar Is worth a 4ic.
Linsced Oil-This article is in demand and
is bringing freely SO els per gallon.
Iron is dull atS27 per ton.
Oats-Ileavy sales at &c per hu,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-24
NM. TO0MRs. %OFGE0RGIA.

This gentleman has cen unanimously re-
nominated for Congress at the approaching
election. lie is the first man in the public
councils, for his age. Young and ardent, yet
SPACIOUS and wise, he is destined to cut
great figure on the public stage.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-24
MING PLATFORM.

A reeablican government, in which the
representatives, Of the people shall pass laws
regardless Of the will Of him who happens to
be Pre- sident. we believing that the whole
people are better capable OF governing them
selves than is one man Of governing them.
The administrations Of all the affairs OF gov
eminent as they were administered by Wash
ington, jefferson and Madison, for the great
est good Of the people.
Honesty Of meu and purpose in oil high
stations as well as low.
Forbearance from the conquest OF foreign
nations. and all endcayufs to extend our pow
er as a nation, beyond It's present vast boun-
diaries.
pcaitg and Gnnness in all our intercourse
vith foreign na,ious and neutrality in their al
fairs, that while we make our country respect
ed abroad We may make ii the peaceful asy-
lum Tor tie oppressed Of other nations.
Liberty Of a free expression of opinion "a
mong all men, 50 that lie officers Of govern
mcnt, while they shall be required todlscharee
their duties faithfully and promptly to the de-
pertinent and tie people by which they are
paid. they shall be allowed to differ with the
executives IN measures Of government without
fear Of removal.
The economical administration OF govern
mcnt-the payment Of salaries but no extras,
and the prompt payment Of the national debt.
Tie protection of our domestic industry
and the money OF The country against the pau
Der labor and oppressive millioaaires Of Eu-
rope.
The improvement Of our rivers, lakes and
har5ors, and the general protection OF the
commerce Of the country.
Cs-Tbe cass meeting in East Wheeling
on Tuesday night was a respectable meet
inc for numbers. Two developments were
made worth naming, Mr. DR. Durham Of ST.
C,airsyille, probably convinced his audience,
for he tried 10 90 50, that the veto power in
Europe operated in favor OF the aristocracy,
and in his country all in favor of the dear
people. He proved it a machine that was
whale, il YOU wanted ii a whale, & jack-knite
when a iaek-knile was wanted. This we sup
pose was all right, Tor Dr. Durham said 1t was,
but we had supposed a veto was a veto, one
man power d monarchy.
The other good point was the adoption of
the suuG-lwer, with which the back of the
stage was lined as the emblem of the Cass
parry. tits d good and true emblem of the
great embodiment OF democracy, Cass, whose
face turns wherever the light and sun Of par
~ favor leads. lie worships and bows TO
the golden God. Il Was a happy hit on the
great te-tu-tulu.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-24
AUCTION SALES OF
Dry Goods Of avarv docc.;n+;a.

Z y pursuance Of an Agreement between all parties co,.
- ne"; : " ~ sc',5 al pabtlc auction, al my auction
rooms, on TUESDAY, August -. 1915. at 81 o'cloct
.. ~ ana continue untti all is sold, 4 large assortment
~ Neicidhdile, consisting, ia part, OF Cloths. Cassi.
h'e'es' Salinels. IWeeds, Flannes, Jeans, bleachrd and
nfo"' Alusiins OF The most approved bran, IS, Prints Of
~ At,ds' Alpaccas and Ladies' Dress Goods uepersIiv.
IRISH Linens and Linen niaper, Damask TaIia / -
Ilckngs, dandkerchicfs, Threads. Susnende,s cin.a.'
Hosiery, Tapes, Buttons, &c. o"'eS'
ne W9oIe' comprising the most full and comple,e Il.
softHiehl ever offered al auction in this city
Also, 100 yards figured , arpetil.g, 4 chests Yo,n, uv.
son Tea boxes Virginia Cavendisll robaccos 4 in,o,n
tohee Mills 4 cases brass CLOCKS; ca.. large r',a,,"
bibles, with a variety Of other goods NOT enn,osrat.d I"S
attend this sale. ""F""'aseto
FERNS OF Saie.-Al sums OF s50 NJ nnd.,
s9u' ~ days credit, purchasers giving approved me- 80
Die endorsed papers. sales positive. ~"
AusI6 w SWIyKUAu
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-24

PROGRESSIVE DEMocRAcY.-A poem by E.
S. Ainsworth containing a fall and complete
history Of the progress OF locofocism, just re-
ceived and for sale BY Wakeman. | VIZ
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-24

LOOK OFT FOR THE BRUTEs.-A New YORK
letter Of Friday, TO the Philadelphia Ledger,
says
~ denosit of 81 900 was made this fore
noon by Yankee sullivan and liver 900 each)
10 bind the bargain. for the prize fight to take
place between them tx months from to-day.
The scene Of the brutal affair is to be south OF
Mason and Dixon's unexpectedly in Mary.
land"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-24
|. William Thompson. II. H. LETTER.

Hon. John G.. Spencer is to deliver the adj
dress at the New York State fair at Buffalo,
early in September.