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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-18
Il, UNITED STATES AND EUROPEAN PAS
Gfy& SAGE OFFlCE-P. W BYRNES 4 co So We

rlOo road, Liverpool, DESTROYS Of infonnins
the psbc Of the United States that they continas 70
bring out passengers direct from any Of the port In the
United Kingdom OF Great Britain and Ireland on more
favorable terms than be obtained from any other houss CO.
gazed n the business in this country being the Oldest sos
largest establishment 10 the passenger trade In LvsPoo
The many thousand passengers that have sailed 10 The
ships which have been dispatched from Office Ia Liver
pool snd the different ports In Ireland for the last bi
years Is sufficient Of ability TO fulfil win
any engagemen, ,oI passages that we may
favored with
Dfsts and Bills Of Exchange given for any amohnt, Psy
able on sight al tina National Bank Of Ireland and
branches, and also sill the prnep pal towns OF Enssna
and Scotland without discount
list Of the pscketships, with their days OF .ailns
and the address Of Agents WIZ for be had o.
application AZ this Office. Apply address By letter po
2.isl ii6 Smeod.i w RYRNEs co IS soo.hst
S1t FOR -ALE-rhe Schooner RACHEL ANN
ON 50 tons burden, well found IN chains anchors
-kand calls centerboafd ana draws bat feet wstsf
and row In GOOD order For farther particulars inquire q
NJ X CLUSTER Absny Basin, New-Yoik, or tn
Johnson q co Newark, N. J. mi6 ST.
"a. FOR sALE-The soop IDA, ABB Ut 81 tors bar
fy8 dem bui Of the beat materials, with locust TOP
91rsasou, apron aud faiocks, in good order and coz
dtion wei found In sails and rigging, will DO sold cbesl
for sash. for farther particulars Inquire OF JOSIAH LIZ
COUNT, New Rochelle Landing, or Of
sfav' Wn. UHDERHfLL. issWsaHr-s N.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-18
For map OF premises and particulars. applyto
s8f 2aS5w ABRAHAM BELL A SON, III Fulton. st

80 SPLENDID FARM 10 Nsw-Jersey Tor Sale
This valuable Farm Of $50 acres mansion house farm
houses, aud very extensive out-builcings together
with good sa~-mI, three good orchards with every
rietg offuit together with 900 peach trees ready 10
out and excellent afTsngepents FOR large dock OF sheep
IL Is situated IN Bergen County within three mes OF tbs
Erie Ksilrosd and one mile OF the Paterson depot
making the Rsmepo through H. 40 40 for farther
,.r,ic,ls r.. .nov 5tflUDLIY PAYSON Pina-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-18

a. FOR sALE-HOIsh ~ IT. ~ 'IIA ' .,,1I.,
10 ene double house, (brck stuecoedl now occupied
M-A by Mr. William Sheffield, very pleasantly situated
on Wsvsrley.plsce, about ten minutes Walk tou tas
Collage with convenient out houses large garden ~e
stocked with frut and all that 10 necessary 10 make
drsrsbl. residence For terms ana isrihef psicea,'
Nv = - - : ~ .sa- - gqf 3w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-18

- FARM FOX SaLE-For cash or exchange for
~ New-York ciIy Brooklyn property, In Westches
ter Co - rods from New. Haven aud New York r. R
DEPOT aud 80 rods from the churches schools Of New
Rochelle, containing 80 acres Of which 10 timber
the house and the balance esdow and plow land under
a high cultivation, on It Is good dwelling, carriage
house. barn and other outhouses apple orchards bear
iug fruit aud peach orchard Of 2eo trees Apply to
VIM. SMITH ON tho premises or u. l.. SMITH Lao We
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-18

&C. FOR -AIH, to lease exchange for city proper
US ~ beautiful country residence At frime Doss on
III ire bank Of the East river. IS miles from the New
yo, cav Westchester County. uear seamooM landing
args two story house Ar outbuilanss enc % - -
" ~ GEORGE +. BUTLER,
- Tribune Buildings, % story.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-18

II LAWk sNCb, - Csnai-si Offers for sale az reduced
prices splendid Brussels, Spy and ingram carpet
ingr oil cloths stair csrpetngs drugssts rugs stair rods
&c &c. Persons disposed - purchase before the
Of the Spring trade can 20 per eml7 "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-18

lOW.-ODe two story aud AUTO coufc IN L9~o
A dst-lot Is feet b. 100 house p feet BY 80 nearly
ew containing n rooms-price 81 oc-four hundred cen
erain on mortgage. A 30 two-story ard nt,ic
,on.s with Kitchen aud two lots Of groOnc,
4 ID MANNER, corner Of Grand and Fourth sts VII
= = M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-18
DKMnYED FROM 34 KAsT BROADWAY,

IL the Old estabisled ssndThe subscTber begs leave
to inform the public that ne has removed bis noneyoan
Ing establishment from the above Psce to the corner OF
East Broadway and ScAmmesL where he will contindeto
lend money watches, plate jewery diamonds, cloth
ing aud personal property 0f every description.
JOHN J. LEVY, Licensed Ps~nbToker
corner Of East Broadway and ScsmmeLst:
MIA private interview may be had b. ringing the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-18


ID Residence, about four miles rom the Brooklyn Ferry,
@ on the road 60 Fort Hamilton, Lon slssnd The house
IL large VITA carriage house and outbuAdnss Ia good
der aud p OF choice Land situation hish and
common healthy commanding good view OF the City
Bsv. sc Apply 20 WIN ii. OVlNGToN 81 Soathsl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-18

Ga fOR SAIL CHEAP, $50 acres OF valuable lard
eio situated within two miles Of the villages OF Fott
~- Mitchell and Wolf Lake Indiana. To any person de.
srous Of settling in the West thl. rare Opportunity
The title being nds patabls aud the property unncUm-
bered For full particulars, apply 10 NATHAN GREEN
"a Orcnard-st Alter &C clock r. M. M N
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-18

4 TYPOGRAPHY AND PRINTING In Colors The
Lsubscrben respectfully invite the attention Of pub
fishers merchants hotel keepers and traders 70 their es
tablishment They would refer 10 the much admired
Cards which they executed for the celebrated Dr. Town
send, Dr. Christie DR. BsnhaIn and others specimens
which adopted by the most successful merchants
Maps views illustrations machinery transfer circulars,
aud every description of Lithographic work.
JONES 4 NEWMAN, I2s FnltOn.st.
Pail
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-18
HOUSES FOR SALE.

H. The premises 3f8 Broadway having De,o o.s
- by the subscriber a. csbinet furniture m1nuiae0'p
for the set II years - a., a..
FROM the central location II odsfs Advantages tor ths
business As now occupied stor-, hotel or any as
purp0ss For particulars ard terms WHICH
will be msd- reasonable, inquire Of WM. b shlrhAN'
I. "a. fW u
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-26
CLEVER UT


Our sprl- l'.y Contemporary, the Roc ss sr
Evening "a tte winds up an article ou Pc
.,icdl uli,ef, by resting az following as H.
Illustrative 81 the tfle position oil the true sags
Ot Liujenvad:
"ShoG,y alter joan Nln Burens famous
'ise and tr7 peech at A Biny. on his r-tarH
.,on Aeca5i.f we chauc- 10 meet DR. L--
j ibis piala "Wtll Dr. sail So. ..vhtt
thiuH sou q Prince Johns great effort" -id
tell yot' - he. Il W. very iorci5'y ~
minded otau incident thu happened to ms ia
N:w Ham 5,lire. | was riding aloag one day
very leisut',y in NV gig. and on arriving un-
on the brow Of a short steep h II, | was at
trdttrd by loud cr.es preceded from b-loY.
and locking down brh load OF has ovrr.
turned ana long Iana grten s.riping OF d by
Npnnglng 5, ut H. and from one sile 81 the
road "a tle her, now grlbbing stake from
the Iruce aul now seizug with 18th hlnts
The wheel 81 The cart. and all the time s. lram-
ing and ~aouting like tnad. HIRE M son,
hese sad i. sop crying n1w that good boy.
Will hello YOU Oh again with the ha, Il
don Gaze d--n for The lay, but Dads uu-
Ter ii.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-26

Dec IL beg leave to lrespass upon your
attention for few moments while State
let "alch concerns all those who are. Ike
sell, not only readers but purchasers OF
gmlu books. | wanted a lex DAYS since
me tall ior children in he above langbana
aHi Ia ldg received ir IN German ffirnd a
sIln9 recommendation OF those hy Gustav
Afetltz. together with list containing The
u.cs OF his works. CAo-. those viii Il an
pared mos. attractive, aud ordered them lron
DaIiou. Amongst these was one entit..d
pr IN he drme Man.; after reading a itu
rf1's oi whled, dlscoverat il to be a trsns-
ID lon OF Miss Sedgwicl story, The Poor
h.ch Man and the Rich p.or Man Onlua
.aS - lAe two nt!e pages, found the wold,
'Ab5edruckt Won GusldY Nicriiz:-but this
Was all. There was not the slightest liaf
gwen that tins was a translation; aud more
over CA examining Il carefully found that
me scene was laid in The Elblhal' instead al
New England-that New Nora was CHANGED
To- Hamburg hegu's name from Ham
Akin 10 Heinrich Schmidt aud one o he
iemite Characters Is represented as going from
'Osrma lf TO England or America, whereas I'm
t.' original h"r trlHs it is rom New England
% the southern States.
Ia siod, the book is ma le as nearly as pos.
sal' German story. DO not know what
t4e Gefuan laws ara as .egifis trauslaii1u,:
ht surely thIs Translation with H., yar,o.f.
cua.e' ought 10 haze zen achnowi,tlgr p.
,as eluOr O.herwl,s II str.us TO me 4 Is.
Snort oi theory pircy, Misleading an th .s.
" FAB. livta5 al distauca .llm a3uilJ..
ilat ,1rcign BIOS D lor. 1rl .slnt .b.at.
!, das q ass 10 be d .ra,lI to The lnrtropo.i.
.aa o-'asellef' 20 - certain the real author
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-26

McALlSfER's ALL.HENLfNG OINTMEE Dis
else Whic4 ave Their origin cold, sch 1iasg,
Sore 'lros anea1s, Rbeuu aIism, Coz shs Gcl1ache.
exc, are m11 necessarily treasd by th ointment hau
PERHAPS an emedy before wor!d. And for sth.aa
Tam in the cies. or side Da.i'y, Less OF t4pstle e,
Spi"a Dresses, It IS beyoi IL all pera venture letter
tad1 any inward remedy we Suow BY wearing gppn
the chest II removes al tbosa dlhculies wach cad 70
consu4ipti7l Is wei - TIE LIVER complaint, aal ny
wafHiFs mo the feet Il acts powerfully ra5n che
whole ncrvau system, and tha taken 20 eltes Ne Whole
iaternal v'sosrs feels its be influence. Arc the
by oaeIius The pores of the skin and drawing on all
the umors OF the body, it has power cure more dis
eases than any three or FIVE remedies now known.
For lIehy JAMES BAKER, Wheeling, Va ia26
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-26

AtaLlNa FISHER. 4 ct. Kent AZ tL4
-9-t ..-,il ms town. us shown ~ .,,r,.
af+nar propensity ilr ca,caiag fish. a...-s,
s'- A.-. very olroiiiy. aal wiia consia c,t..
siSfc'll. Sht seem, 10 have learned 10 Anoy
u'At NA a the patches al. raised. the FISH are
WASHED ever by the force II The current. ma
'"il Nhsn iaef art 81 aseJ that The water s.,
ID i1S t-eelss. eaylng the tish for moment
/ pos Vi on The stoa az the bottom OF tb.
| sai'. As soon as shr hears tn. hatch lowered
.i'e fuSaes oat OF lhe house, AMI. sprineino n
1"e bottom OF tht tall, sei6es any poor u,inr-
'-''die 4,a ihat may be Aaaude.i,ig there ma
r q oh IL triumph -- Neyisr. Flelar
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-26

The French Steamer, are 10 discontinue
their trips 10 New York from Have. All
the none, furnished by the shareholder, has
been .p.nt, amounting 100000 francs,
$500 900.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-26

C3rt. Wheat. arrived in this city Yesterday
en- taa 'orFhlue. he service he hes 81 in
MtNi Gems 10 lave agreed with h,u Tor he
lst#a.o5 unusually well. The Captain la,
vsn lie MrxIcaaS some rcubl,, al.a his
co amlud, and his friends viii be uouI 10
greet han.-Nlsi. Glsetlc,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-26
DlnelnF III. vol. =

olne.or <chDol. "A 90. g., -. 49,, 4.
sae-iH .t' l I='s'' " b. he ore.si fH. -es..ia
G. p1 ru.s ....I,N ,ay 4flH. % u-s. r. 70
yuur. l.,s. i o'rr-s = VI i..r sa.i..l.-. 60 .-
fa-iHlaI 6prHg Ie con- on every MONDAY aa#
dH~HN o. tI' sHH. Hlur-. 70 GsV4al - ut#f. fu af
di'I '' -'n-. tIs Polka. Polka a arfif- and Wan
~ ln-t u laH - wi IT, tcuEat. -rls H.ls1 t..l
pna'.. % rH' ne an varicties of U.irt. viii rs
rI-t 81 tn -aiiou Yauies Cor tIe II .ruveu.ft
VI his pupils
P 10 tf..s nu7 I.s- commence afcr tl5= week tl.
. ss1-is s' HiH vii .c u.a lN #ain tl
surs Co. a.a. #ivs. -Iouf f...ra. a'-Ia--
Grove .1Hrrr.s i..r sna. Toys 49,. 4.. slas..l
In t.y rfFa.- ian 60
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-26

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h'.' We '.1rt Hrr' Tonight
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tF.'r % a'T'all 11A 10 ''-'I +. oi.' ur natives
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b. BIS et I'D. education. The ba'v.e - OBJ.
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Ni..a tr' I..i. iu-I.i-i uio their usir-.
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ph,.. tte nave been ....I FIAT Gu, do.l,t<
rot is all m. ekp-4-.. ,-.1.,lr.i15 ,4its..
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to.eHst a.aaf pllt of ,0. world could i. b.
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-26
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"srr 10 g "ho'IN oil theif own v. .uo". II
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'i'-.' ~ u "S9e''lDt'I' L. t''ei'e!t t'tth Di' "
5iT 70 .'d''siie,' oy the owners q aly OF mat
Aih' oil pioprrr'N IN any mlnnef ~ gree
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't'' .t'e PtoP'e OIL eo'ol' ana WI IS e94li
/ ~, NV t'Se''ei Oh tetuis oi eq ~ we
u'' '''9s'P 90 e"q'i "He'her l'is Na0 H7at
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''''t 10 '"ei hNi"5 10y .He'' ana ON l'at 'aC.
4 w 9le0et'-u' MO" thefe are We "a ihlei-
! 'ls7 "t an vspestaU'e, "uo contend li"t an
ai'S - Pt'j""ee' "htch Should De eAP5"el
nom w oosohs o. men and 'hd' we saoHd
. fsco7aizs ne1 oil all eolors as members oil Tie
N4me huH'h iamiiy' laeY may ngHt but
vs. went aPoh ne iact tnlt me Two cannot
afo so-e1"Ff. SPon the 'oundi 'i39 % tdat
'le' t4opo9ed tAat 'le Tree CO. 4 PsoP.e
s4o'uo w 'eHo'ea 'or lhelf own st"a' o' ihelr
9"h eVu7@"'' 10 oielr own country 81 tiit OF
Ai' u ''es s'"ts' AM "tFS ENJOY W dressings
o. ''o1I's o. Htoo2hl; OF lhtl --q1dt 81
st1' o!ti5l'h "aioa Is Impossible IT ih7a ia
~ ne o. CT was limited 10 RI persons
y ''s'l' We h2prd % deIhohs'-t th' ptae-
'N''"I, y ~ co'onlZiuoHi ana Nii'a TIM ttet
s'"ol' ut'' oeeH uehoiStrated' we prop 'sed
/ - 't'NS 2-''es dAI lhii'idla.s 10 emaneip3te
/ - JIG saws OF not according 10 5atlf own
We pioPpseo "9t"W5 odt l7 $
~ S''3's' o1i mus H-'n'5- ale u NE
s"o's "ot" '"1 ldG.'et'Iittf "a TIC ts41ef-
/ 's''- > 'i'e'nfh' II has oeeh 1StIy Stated
eli' u ~ Waote f52TN>' 'hf S'clrty has
I o.''' "l'a' Nh 9iH'ou'u -7 "l1 e@naf-
- ~ = ~ e&' 81 - d i!ie IL
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-26
CHARTERED ELECTION.
FOR MAYOR.

MrJsmes Philips requests US to say he was
noto candidate tor Council, at the election on
Monday last.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-26

Just received this 10y

1870 pairs Nomens' Kin Routs.ve very PRIME
121 do do Morocco Lace t'ans,
- do go Bgakius
1876 do Misses do I.atr Honts,
100 do do Sip SKIN 80
100 do Bows best coarse t0nfoe
10 do a. Boots,
80 do Mems do
100 do d. gplrsa Hunroes
81 Ito Calf sH,ei Boots all Of (which we viii sell
very low fof ssii--lurelasets licsse cal.
dec - ALi.#i.tN q MAXWELL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-26

We are oiieea 10 say that we have been s.r, sbed
AZ the Fas Humher OF cures aughus Medicine ADVERT.
sea - Rus tajer is max ago and see The arl .,
took IA
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-26
SIEA iBOAT REGISTER
g arORTED Bye. II BERRY

.-a iVALs AND DEPARTURES
i Boat o. the iust2i tours e.4 ling ues:cr
lay a 4 e ock. p. u.
ARRIVED.
Mary Stephens, Nortoa, Pittsburgh.
LAZY B,ron, Miller,
Friendship, Davis, West Wheeling.
DEPARTED.
swallow. Wilson, Cincinnati
L1iy ron, Miller, Nashville
W.. aeua, Smith. Hanging Rock.
= .et water IN the eiacnel-ialling.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-26

Jan'afy t73~. VIII seli lo the hgh,. lldde h trant
az ~ 'is 'n rooms avr'f superior Roekunas car.
fta hu very Anle worn, "a shifiar ii t aleu-.
late Fog sersoas, well .aade aud fuisa. D. ODD
s'yie Ns'r t"si1i'e " s WICK tAI
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-26

BLEACHING p0e dr.. @;oriae y. asks <,
re-, from the manufacturer in Eaaans received per
y FL aIaN, aid er sale al the loves mag price
c'a OF approved til!s, ny w * II MirCHEL4REE.
Jta - ttJ Liberty rect
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-26

t'aDpr - lao reams ruled writing paror. 50 DO plain
- do do 200 do ruled letter d. - da aiaiu
6" 40 ~ 40 Buffers 'ernr Post d. do huiillIe do
q" ssue do. - gross blue and olive paste hoG.ds-
Also large medium and small sized Wrapping Paper on
isnd ald Tor sale by IHOs IORNBnOOk.
y ihe HIGHEST price given for Rags.
Drink & cen Tea and for many wears have been
pawn one dollar pr pound for H. b. tnauNs 10 the
tthtA lea Company We now get aetics ea from teu
q = a"lS Pei H"und We drink one funad per week
VI A.tih We Nie NOW saving thirteen CaHars Ter year
a." ''J'} ~ Ter lee IA Tic hargaH tCinpend to
u. '' ga Tea Compan say we.--i Mirror.
or sale by BASSeT q & ROBINSON south wheel
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-26

Piece (su0a4 eree lot Black Cassimeres,
49, Whlt' vo VIII sen low bv the
piece. l2n Y TALLANT < DLLAfLAiN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-26

koniuctF Jeans. = PEE, h.e'aek} ans
eeivei and fo5 ale by the piece ~
jiv24 TALLANT & pELAPLAIN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-26

a. zee on saip street. one DIOR north OF DR. Todd
- iraE ana Medicine store, WHEELING, VA
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-26

q r n BIS, tea.aeys,
6-SS 2dhoxes EAs,ERS Glass axln
}" 40 q" do lOx2,
~ Bios No MsckereI,
- Go NHcgaf
~ do WbsNey
do tfaz seed
8 Casas faudy
d. Nlac,
20 kegs LAID
10 tols so Batter
.,- . "n hea'tsi 100 Bushels Dried Apues
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-26

Ju~t received A fresh sappiy Of those fine
Pittsburgh Crackers; also a 10.
OF met superior cut AMI dry tobacco
J9h i@ BASSErf & ROBINSON.
I'N.tnp Ne9 Tbs superior wraping Irvine just re-
W 'I4N' ceved and for sale low b,
dec II Pryor < PAUL.,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-26

S n n.rsnn.. indebted 10 the firm OF Clemens q.
" tunniins and CumHins a elem
ems are requested Ia make payment Immediately lfnos
a+euHe 10, il' notes and accounts witt .e pui ia the
A4a's af AN emcer tor collection. Il CuAMiNS
llL---IM Surviving Partner
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-26

- iagpi8Crat stoa, Of Mons ASH B1ss' ca.,s from
49, Jecnl. in 81, at BAssGI7l q BoBfNsoN's.
So bhts. ass. Nos l.osl suea
- - - itH 10 y. %. Moassfa
s0da :. n. do Rceeivat ucr - eiaii d
$3.50 If r. 80 &tf q 4 Gb
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-26
Farm FOR SALE.

! nm, 1a-ty.nua 10 sell my farm ucsr Wheeliag
''' W - '"7 and viii sell l tasethes OF ~
parrH's, 20 sHii purchasers, aud un accommodating
itfHe. jan 29--tf JACOB
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1848-04-04
From the Boston Traveller.
Affairs of Paris.

We have been favored with an interesting
private letter, from Boston lady, who has
been a resident in France for several years,
giving her personal observations of the revo-
lutionary movements in Paris. These furnish
variety of interesting details which present
very vivid picture of Paris, during the first
fifteen days of the Republic, and such a pic
ture as no other hand than that OF a lady
could draw: