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ICE CREAM GARDEN
TAYLOR AND CASS ICE CREAM GARDEN -
= All those IN favor OF supporting establishment of
tins kind will be KIND enough cal and put IN . ga
ler votes. II Will cost ten GEMS for the best glass S,1
Of Ice CTeam.h\ can be found in ii ity- Judge @SE.
from the demana and from what my customers say -SG
Perhaps they aiteFlng the way TO test that is
to call and ry-pay ten cents, and thanks must
acknowledge that greedy, like al The balance OF the
human kind the more custom have, tho more am anx.
lOuS to get GEF~ Gail and Try the Cream and Oblige
r. B. WOODWORTH
wi I'm of St. Charles and Union SITS
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-05
DR. MENsTNG. Dentai Snrgton.

HAVING returned to the city Of New Orleans from his
tour in the North and East, Is prepared c.
to nertorm all operations appertainng 10 the Ssse2
TEETH and has become acquainted with VI TFyz1ssssA
the BE-, mode of operating approved by the -~LL-LJy
College of Dental Surgeons Of Baltimore, Nd His prices
tOT operations in proportion to suit the times a6 If
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-05

~ The late Henry Erskine, whose talents, at
bar and IN society, were eminent, met his acqua
auce Jenny Baltour, harrislsr, who dealt gres
IA bard words and circumlocutious sentences. +
cevmg that his an,lle was tied up with sill! ha
korchieC. The former asked the cause. why,
dear sin. answered the wordy lawyer, '
TAXI, "a rural romantic rambe N my brot9lt
grounds. when, conling to a gate. had to eli
over il. hv which came in contact with the
har. and have grazed the epidermis on my skin;
tended with a slight eEtravasatlon OF blood. )
may thank your lucky stars. replied Mr.. Erskl
d" that your brothers. gate was not as totty as
giv'n. or Won must have broken your neck.
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A GEN be GRAEFENBERG COM.
n PA d Mississippi Apply 10
sl5r ffANSBR0UGIl,72 CEnp st.
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VALUABLE FAMILY OF SLAVES.

RICHARD, negro man. about Is years first rate Car
peHter and his wife,
MARIA, aged about g years good Cook, Washer an !
IfoneT-their Children, HENRY aged 10 years, and girl
aged TO months.
The above Slaves are fuy guaranteed against the vices
and malaes prescribed by law and sold fault Tie
Terms very liberal enc part cash. the other On terms
For further particulars apply to
as PERSON & BONNEVAI., Office g. Cras Ter st.
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MEDICAL BOOKS etc.
HOMEOPATHY rs. OMOPATHY-The Principles of
- HOMEOPATHIC PRACTICE, cOntrasted with those OF
ne 9e,, 0LD school o. 5.EgICINE, OR OM0PATHY:
WHAT Is HOMEOPATHY hy Isaac Colby, W. ID.
HOMEOPATHY, with reference 10 a Lecture. by O W.
Holmes. ~. D.
DR.; FI.EMiNG'S IEGTI RE on HE PHILOSO-
- EttS AND GU ARMS OF HOMEOPATHY
CROUP AND ITS SPECIF.C REMEDY by Il. Wi
C0NSU MPTI0N, by 4. e. I}eckeE.-Al- q. ~
DENTlTlON 10y A. c. Becke- NJ q
Also tor sale variety of HOMEOPATHIC BOOKS and
MEDICINES. by lau30l WELD Il Co, z Camp st.
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IN offering to the public this new and valuable remedy fol
Consumption Br0HChitis .4sthB1G Coughs, Colts ETC..
append few notices OF the character and Efficacy of the
medicine Numerous testimonials may be Seeifln pamph-
let for distribution the agency, which utee invited
to obtain. tmay be proper say that Dr. d. Kan
practising physician OF twenty years standing agraduae of
the University OF Pennsylvania.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-05

fHNHE Subscriber has in store fresh Stock of SEEDS
4 consisting of TurnipS Cabbages of sorts, zsgT
Bees, Carrots, Onions Lettuce Lees, and every s1He
Other sort Of Seeds suitable for the season. Gail 2Ss
warranted fresh or no pay) Sold Wholesale and 49,
retail, by pound or bushel. 50
- Planters and Gardeners are solicited TO call and Judge
Tor themselves at AFFLEEk'S Seed store, 1Ol St
CEdRLES Street OpDOSItsthe Theatre.
rER CAMILLA PLAN 5 Rose, Orange, and lemon
TREES, and all sorts Of SIlRUBBERI on hand the
whole season Jy29 2m
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NEw oRLEANs 8 oARRoLLroN RA1LRoAp

REV OhLEANS q CARhCLLION hA1LROAD
- Tssy Fsg2 -a4s1
Es-sS1asz-s 81
single ticket anv distance above Pleasant 90 cents
single ticket for children and under i years 10
liChetsr khed) " DO
Half the above rates for any distance below Pleasant street.
Servants (saves) iOrany distance 10 cents
& Residents in Lafayette CanO!On and vicinity, are
informed that this Company has fixed uniform rate of
commutaOn tickets for passage in the Cars. O-wt S. %
pei month lin advance for either Road for distance
Children half Dce-nO such tickets given for any other
period than the first to the last of each month.
A Car, expressly for ladies' in each train
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SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.

r. The Cans will leave New Orleans and CauOlOn every
hour after clock Sundays. if the weather is fair
~ The Lafayette Horse Cars will leave every Is minutes
from the corner OF BarOune and Canal SIS my12 tlstNOv
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MONTHLY BULLETIN-No. 6.

THE SARSAPARILLA
COMPOUND of this Com.
pany is almost literally a sBI-
phGte of Sarsapanlla. So
highly concentrated is it that
HE dose is but The haif of a
rerB smGH teasDOOHful-
while the dose of that which
IS sold in large bottles. is
nearly a 1CiHG. glass In adj
IditiOn to Sarsaparilla, il con-
'tains a powerful cOncentra-
ton of Mandrake. BurdOck,
Queens Delight, Elder, Vel
low Dock, Guiacum, and
other important medical
ments, which are not found
in any other preparation.
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: GENERAT AGEMT ANN RRoKEE
PLANO TORTES.

HENRY PARSONS, 90 lqulp STREET, Cnew store) four
Z L doors below POydras, offers for sale
yey extensive stock Of PIANO FORTES Eiss15lsslsss
from Iron Gh, Gf Nuns Clark, Gilbert Y I n 7;
Il great variety, embracing the much esteemed EOan
which IS rapidly gaining in public favor.
SECOND HAND PIANOS taken in exchange and
tuning and regulating done at short notice. Je30 II
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= 'HE BOY DANIEL. aged about 30; complexion Q l.
copper color feet org inches high; stout built H.
md inclined TO be bald. suitable reward will bef "A
aid for his delivery TO -
au22 If HOYT < FORD IL St Charles street
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THREE MONTHS EXTRA PAY
NxyIQ bF"tgEEs, nOH-COmmlSs Oned Officers, Must Z,
L., clans, end Privates, who have served outtheIA
fRStS tenn OF their engagement in the with III
AA bleN."O, OrreCeiyed an honorable dIschlTge. ~
are entitled 10 Three Months Extra Pay-and by applying
TO the subscribers, (95 St Charles seet) ave their
applications Or dded 10 the proper Department at Wash
lngon, and receive, without delay order OF payment
WHICH will be Eonoed by any Paymaster convenient
TO The residence Of the claimant"
E-S Pensions. and other military claims prosecuted.
!. JAY LANGDOS.
and WARREN A GRiCE,
a8f late Cant ID Regt La VoIunteers
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Emo.
Eel. Camp =
|OR SALE

N IUVT " II
dered for sale IitF
one hundred III
' t'rar. 70 "
pda iii, house wJ VA.
mi occupant. W',', NV.
,huleut on mo",I" ,r
q premises, COZ "1'
or,,1ES ROACH.
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4 MANUAL OF GRECIAN AND ROMAN ANTI
y DUTIES; by Dr. L. f. Roies-n, Professor of the
Greek Language and Literature in the University OF
SOI0 translated from the German Edited (with
sOna and complete series o. questiOns) by the
Rev. Thomas Kerchever Arnold, NJ A, Rector of Lynn
don, and late Fellow of Trinity College, Cambridge.
Revised with additions and core, ms,
Just received and for sale at the Ne orleans SfGtiopers
WGreh0GSe. [al2 81 j. B. 81 EEL, IA Camp st,
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re and fors
WRIGHT,
itoulas street
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From Mr.. J0bR ID. Morgan, Druggist dated
PITTSBURG, Jan II, l84l.-The Syrup OF Wild Cherry
and Tar has given great satisfaction those who have used
it. know OfOne instance Of permanent OF Asthma
gentleman OF Ohio think shall be able sell at
sINLt q rpar
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-29
REGISTER.


hft ~ 4at NJ - BERRY
ARRIVALS Ann DEPARTURES
NJ Boats lor The last 3 hour, On liag vesier-
day at 4 o'clock. p. VI.
ARRIVED.
New EnglaGd No ?. Dan. Cincinnati.
Hibemia No 2, kllneiel,er,
America, De Camp,
Highlander, -,
Danubc. Cock, "
Friendship Davis, Pittsburgh.
Roscoe. Javens.
Isaac Newton, M8son,"
Umpire, Young,
Eureka. Crozler.
Messenger. Reno. q"
Mary Stephens. Norton, New Orleans.
Western World. Norton, Pittsburgh.
ART
Hiberuie No ., kiineiclter. Pittsburgh.
D4nuoe, Cock,
Paio Alto, Mcdonald,
Highlander. -,
New England No2, Dean, "
Isaac Newton. Mason, Cincinnati.
Messenger, Reno.
Grey Eagle, Brooks, "
Western World. Norton, n. Orleuns.
Roscoe, lavens.
Umpire, Young. Wabash river.
Eureka, Cruzier, ST. Louis.
friendship, Davis. Hanging Rock.
% feet water in the chanuel-falling.
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rnMNlSSlnNKRs SALE

Gather & Co. " WIN Chepline and others
70 virtue of the decree rendered hy The circuit Supe.
3D. nor court OF Law aud chanccry for Ohio county.
on the 5i day Of November, isi9, IN the ABOVE entitled
cause, the Jude signed acting as eomniSs .ncr in tins be.
haif, will sell on MoNpAY, the 81 day OF Aprii, lS3s, at
the front door 81 the court house OF ONO county, the
following described real estate, VIZ: LET'S numbered lis,
li6, and llg IN South Wheeling, known as Tho dwelling
house Of VIM Chap!iHe; also, q tract of laui in Marshal
county, Virginia, on The waters of Boss's run, coataia.
ing one hundred acres, more or less.
A~Lsu-Ano'her tract of land, situated in Marshall
county, firgipi,, on the waters of ilogg run, and con.
tainins -. aces.
TERMS OF SALE-ren per cent of purchase m,
hcy IN hand, the residue IN three equal Instalntnis, hca
ring interest from the day OF 81 = aui pay allie rexprc
lively i" -,:hi, sixteen and twenty four months, hond,
and sat { : cry security to C giyea by each p~urchaser
fog the de.efiel insiainents. aud the title Ia he retained
as further setu ny UNFIT pay neut in iuil.
JOHN q. EOFF, 7. 9.
Feb 90, 1873. F.r Woops, 5
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-29
NEW BOOKS.

NEW BOOk~.
yTyALIACE. the hero OF Scott nd. ny e Alexander.
wv Lifts and Adventures OF Valentine Noa, the
yenir iloqnisi.
Mysteries OF old London.
Pictorial Life Of Georre Washington.
A sentimental journey through France and Italy. by
SicTne.
Rohert Maeaire in England. by G W Reynolds.
"tNn universal his DRY OF he most remark able events
all nsiisns, from the earliest period 10 the present time
The Belle Of the Family. by Mrs Gray.
Corsen'lo and its sequel, by George Ssnd.
Frances Abbot, GrtEe hermit eli n iarAts.
Ihe PtIhce and the Queen, a romance OF the court Of
ST. James
Big Dick. the Ming Of the negroes.
Ahnat and Ashore.
Fit1lienry. or marriage IN high life.
Tue Volunteer, or the maid or Monterey.
The Bandit, or the castle OF iiardayre.
The countess of 81 Gcruain, by Alexander Dumas.
Fanny Ro'ertsen. or the chain OF det,iny.
The Diamond Necklace.
J he Red Revensgr.
The Adyenlurer.
Lord EIw yn, ~ the double eourtship.
The HeOine Of TRmrico or Niiddre the Wandefer.
The AlgeriBe and o;hcr Tales.
E~odolpio. or the freebooter of Formeuiers.
Togtpr Top, or the Mttdy Of the Macedonian.
fanny Catapt@ii, the Fcuaie Pirate captain.
Osmnnd, tho Aveteer
The Black Avencrr of the Spanisl main.
Geraldine, or the Gipsey of GefmantOwn.
Magazines for March.
Nos 7 and + John ~Doatev.
Spirit OF the riRIes. Just received aud for sale at
4 Literary Depot.
FEB % No III Nam 81.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-29
A GOOD SERMON.

We have heard a story OF the elder DR.
Beecher now OF Cincinnati. that is said 10 BE-
true, aud Is worth putting into types, a. H.
lestratlng the truth that we never cau tell
What may result IRON all apparently very ia
significant sction. The doctor once engaged
to preach Tor a countf, minister, on excha,i, e
and The Sabbath proved 10 be one excessively
stormy, cold an uncomfortable. Ii was in
ml!-winter. and the saow was piled IN heaps
all along IN the roads, so as 10 make The paa-
sage very difficult. Still the minister urged
his horse through The drifts, till he reached
the church; put The animal into a she'd, aud
wcntin. As yet there wss no person IN tle
house, siiAsAer looking about, the old gentle
man-lhen ~yonng-look his seat in the pull
pit. Soon The door opened, aud a single in
diyidual walked up the aisle, looked about
and took a seat. Tae hour came for
ing service. bu, no more hearers.
Nhether TO preach 10 such an audience CT
no, was now the question-and it was one
that Lyman Brecher was not long in deciding.
He feit that be had a duty to perform, and he
had no right to refuse 10 do il, because only
one man could reap The b. nriit Of i; and &C.
cordinsly. he actually went though al tie
service, praying. singing. preaching, and The
bened.ctlon, with only one hearer. And
when all Was over he FASTENED Gown from
the desk 10 speak to his congregation, bul
be had d-Parted.
A circumstance so rare was referred to oC-
casionally, but twenty Yeas after, it was
brought To he doctors mind quite strangely.
Travelling somewhere in Oaio, the doctor e.
lighted from the stage, one day, III d leasaut
village, when a gentleman stepped up anj
splae 10 him. Familiarity calling lin BY name.
lido not remember You" said the Doctor
Il Suppose not, = said the stranger: "blt we
spent Two hours together, in a h0us'. alone
once ia a storm" Il do not r~ecolivct it, SIT,
added the old man, ''pray when was itt'-
DO you remember preaching, twenty years
ego, in such d place, 10 a single rerscn?'-
Yes, yes" nj The doc or. g%raspins his hand,
Il do, indeed, aud II YOU are The man, / have
been " Wishing to sec YOU ever slacr.' Il am
the man, sit; aud that erno saved my soui,
made a minister OF me, aud yonder is NJ,
church! The converts OF that sermon, sir
are altover Ohio
SO S riking a result made no little impress
sion upon lhs old veterans mind. tie lcafI.
Ell that the man was at the lime a LAWYER
who was in the town on business. sud tlred il
a Sunday morning a; d country hotel, went
in despite oil The storm to church TO near thai
srlmon. The doctor often tells he story,
and adds, IL think that was abSat as s%ttisiat-
tory an audience as ! ever had. Boston Bee,
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%AFTERNOON SESSION..

The Convention re asseinbled al 4 O'Clock;
aud the committee oil seventeen reported d
series OF resolutions.
The first. adopting the Rules OF Order Of
thu House OF Delegates, 50 lar as applicable,
lor The governineuto vi the Convention, was
adopted.
The second resolution, providing, that on
Fl. questions OF disagreement, when required,
HE vote should be t.hsn BY counties, each
county, city aud election district 10 give the
v1ie 10 which il is entitled 10 the House Of
Dee ,ates, with a substitute therefor, proposed
b, No, Bassett OF Hanover, proposing to scale
the vote in The Convention according to the
number OF Wing votes cast IN each county at
considerable length by Messrs. Bassett and
Bolts IN favor Of Tie substitute. and by
Messrs. Peyton OF Roanoke. Scott OF FeuquIrr
WilcheI o! rittsy l%,auia, Shelly OF Augusta,
and Anderson OF Botrtourt IN favor ul The
committees resolution. The substitute was
rejected by a considerable majoniy, aud the
resolution, as reported, adopted.
The 81 resolution, recommending the APP
pointmeut o.! OF II 10 inquire
INTO the expediencl OF preparing an Adj
dress To The People VI Nlrsllia, was adopted,
men con.
The 4th, las subsequently, amended,) pro
vldrs for a COMMITTEE OF II, one from each
Electoral District, TO re PORTE The Convention
the names OF electors, ut Assistant Electors,
and Of Delegates 10 the Nationa' Convention
the d,lesa Is from esch Electoral District
having nfs, nominated The ssld electors end
Delegates Tor said dis,ric respectively TO ihe
said committee.
The hiiirresolution, providing Tor the APP
pointmrut oil q committee 10 devise the most
efficient means OF organising lhr Wing Parry
ol the State ior the coming Spiing election and
ior The election next Fall, was adopted .unsn.
lmously.
Thus far, although there has been some
/ diversity OF sentiment, there has been no dis
cord, aud we hope that ihe predictions OF our
opponents, which they do not hesitate openly
TO express, Nat the Convention will not be
able to bnng It's lsb0rs la d HARMONIOUS close,
viii be sign.lly diapp luted. The enihusl-
asic mannerin which Nj. Bolts emphatic re-
malk.--"igo Tor uui nj 80 Tor harmony
/ 20 tor conctiia,ion-l 50 tor preserving the
intrgitafy OF the Wing Iafty and Tor the
maintenance oil It's pm lples was sreeted
Yesterday, satisfies Us thst suCh u the unanl-
nous wish OF every member ui The body. A
sp,ait OF mutual lofbearsuyc, will ensure re-
suit 80 eminentIy desilablr.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-29

ATHoUGuT ToR EyfEt rAY.-We SEE not
in lite. The end o. human actions. The iulu-
ence never dies. ln cvep winding circle IL
reaches the gave. Deol.i removes US from
llas 90 an eternal world-une determines
Whatsiail b. our condition ia that weird.
Every morning when We Ne 80 forth. we lsy
The Wondering haud un our destiny. and ev-
vry evening When Wc are dour, we have lett
d deathiess impression on uug character. We
tpl,h upt a wire but ,ibratrs 90 rieuity-
NOT a voice bat reports al Me Throne 81 q d.
Leitouih especially book 10 thrsr things, aud
ist every one REMEMBER, That in ,his world,
where ,haIseltrIs III IL ,Unnstipu state, tits
q s'nous lhlus TO tntnk. 70 stesk 10 act.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-29
IRGlNIA



Monday Feb 2ls; tsiS.
Bllls rom the HoHs. were referred. on mo -
lion of Baptist.
THE NORTHWESTERN TURNPIKE.
The bill for Macadsmizing the N1rhwes-
'.n Turnpike, was taken up on Totion OF
Mr. S'rtnger.
The question being on the amendment OF
.dr Barbee, which proposes TO divert S25. COO
20 construct a new road from Petersburg. in
Hardy County, 10 Green Valley or Paterson
rrrek Depot in Hampshire county.
Mr. KINNEY offered an amendment as a sub
s'Ituie Tor the bill end amendment. This
bill was discusscd at length by Messrs Bar.
bee. KINNEY. Thompson, Gallsher, S,ringet.
sloan. Voolfolk and TYLER. but before any
question was taken, the bill and amendment
vas iail or The table.
MT Nilcher moved the Senate will adjourn
mul Wednesday. 10 O'Clock.
Gu motion OF Mr. Stanard the Senate adj
.ourncd.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-29

A communication was received from the
senate snd the amendments proposed con-
Iued in.
REPORTS 0FCOMMITTEES.
Mr. Raymond from the committee a%ppoin-
ed 20 examine the Treasurer 5 office, prrsen-
ed a report thereon.
Mr. Oldham, from the committee on claims
F, presented he following bill.
Abii. authorizing the rciuhding a certain sum
OF money 10 William Miles, OF the County OF
Feyette.
MIR Stillman from the committee appointed
TO examine Enrolled Bills, reported that said
committee had examined sundry other bills
and found them truly enrolled.
RESOLUTIONS.
On motion of Mr. Edgipgton,
Resolved, That the committee Of PROPOSE
tlnns and Grievances enquire into the expr-
dlency OF Incorporating by law the Wheeling
Athenenm, and report by bill or otherwise.
Resolved, That on and after he 25d inst.
this house shall meet at II O'Clock.
PETITIONS.
BY Mr. Haymond-Of citizens o: Clarksburg
in the county OF Harrison, praying for GER
tain amendments 10 their act OF lncorpora.
ton.
by Mr. Seymour-0f citizens OF Hampshire
praying that Romney NAV BE- fixed asa point
on the road proposed the TO re constructed
from Petersburgh, i'll Hardy county, by way
OF MooTheld, 10 the Baltimore ana OHIO Roll
Road.
MIR Stephenson-Oi citizen ms OF Richie conn-
" Tor a change IN the location OF the North
western Turnpike in their county.
ORDER OF THE DAY.
The Lynchbarg3- Tennessee Railroad.
The bill Tor Incorporating the Lynchburgh
and Tennessee Railroad, came up as The order
OF the day.
Mr. Burwell off red a series Of amendments
which were adopted wi hout opposition.
Mr. Messy then offered ,dditional am nj
ments for The purpose Of havin5 them printed.
The bill and amendments were then laid Oh
the table and the amendments ordered to be
printed.
On motion, the use OF the Hall was granted
to the James river kanawba Co. on this and
tomorrow e euing.
On motion oil MIR Stovall, the House ad.
jourued.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-29
PITTSBURGH AND ALLEGnANYscRlf

1 4 iSb1 nun A4'b hLh~h - .
A c1uside "a bic amount % This Illegal cur
reucy has been IN circulation in Jhls ,lGlnl'y.
There 10 40 reason why credit should be CIV
eu 10 -, NOR than u any other paper, he
passage Of which Is prohibited hy law.
a number at oHr merchants aud business
men have entered into an engagement not 10
receive the Scup Of the city 90 Pittsburgh, ami
OF the city aud county 90 ~Aiirghsuy, alter
l5lh ol March, except az a discount OF not
less ihuu I've per cent. aud Others have agreed
uot 10 pay II out sitter lhst time. Il Is hoped
that tiis movement vtil haze lie .itct 10
drive these %shiupissieis oti OF circulation.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-29

Il. w. CARR, opposite the Exchange.
fhliadetphia. is agent for procuring subserIn.
'iohsand advertising for the Wheeling Time.
htpiEHr x GREEN, 81 Street, opposite the
fost otlcr, Cincinnati, will act as Agent,
Tor tne W Wheeling Times, and all orders left
win thein VIII be promptly attended TO.
N"Lskf u. PALMEr isauthoFireJ 10 act .,
gent Tor receiving subscriptions and adver-
tsel"ents Tor the Whesling Daily Times &
a"vertieeI, at baltimore, Philadelphia, New
fork and Boston. His office is IN
Baltimore, at the Southeast corner nj Moth
and Fayette streets:
Philadelphia, N. w. Corner of Third and
Chestnut SITS. ="
Hall. ny
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WHEELING s. BELMONT

HKINGE CONFANV.
The subscribers 10 the capital stock of the
Wheeling and Belmont Bridge Company are
hereby notified that an instalment Of one dol
lar upon each aud every share thereof is re-.
CURED 10 be paid by them respectively 10 the
Treasurer OF the said COMPANY. on FIJI.
day the 10Th day of March. 1915.
b. order OF the Board of Managers.
f. IL FITZHUGH. Clerk.
John Morgan, Esq. the Treasurer, will b.
found at the Merchants and Mechanics Rank
Feb. 10, 1915.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-29

Roar or RAILROAD PAssrNGrRs.-lt hes
herr lately decided Ia The Court OF Common
Pleas OF Boston, that d Railroad Company l.
liable 10 the luil value OF a lost trunk belong
lng 70 a passenger, although they may have
gwen notice Ia a paper thrown dalil lntU the
cars that they would not be answrraLlr Tor
ndLga-e 10 d gftaIeT amount Than $50 unless
ibr same were received and paid ieT as extra
biggogr,-unless they could show that the
owner hsdactual knowledge OF it, end ,hat it
he r6rnls OF the Company delivered the
Ifauk 10 a persoG who has 40 authority 10 r.
'tt'c II, he, are liable understanding ac-
tual kLoa ledge 0l such notice by the ~ ner.