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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-07-01

GBF. PtbL6w's CHARGE AGAINST GBr.
sooTT.-We have alfea6y stated that Gen.
Pillow has preferred ebstges against Gen.
scott ; and moreover, that hess charges
have been referred by The Government 10
the court Of iaqul y, now sitting at Frede
rick. A letter 10 The N. Y. Hsfald .aJst
The charges eousi I wholly ~ofdeeafpeh.
tary evidence, from Cen SCOTS official
dispatches, &c. md by them Gen piIlov
endcayots to prove tbst Gen. Scott has
transcribed his powers as commanding
general u tie army
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-07-01

LArtNe or rHs CORNER sToNB or III
WAsntNaTdn MorVmBNr.-The commit
toe Of arrangements at Washington, for
this great national event on the fourth 81
July, have resolved TO invite the Hon Lewis
Cas-, Maj. Gen ztehaty Taylor, Maj.
Gen. William O. Butler, and the HIM.
Willard Fillmore, TO he present IN The
occasion. They also inform Tho public
thai those controlling railroads, steamboats,
and stages have been requested 10 redure
ths fare 10 thoss who visit Washington
to take part In or witness tho ceremonies
and the doubt not the req rest will be COM
Piled with.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-07-01


The PRINCE DE ~JorNvILLE. The Prince
dc Joinville keeps q diary during bis
present exile and some extracts have been
published in the French papers, which
show the %puerility Of his character. He
says:
"Disaast at what has taken place in
France has excited in me a violent iUita-
.ion." A very natural feeling. He also
remarks: avery cmigrantI see arriving
here, deserving his country from fear cnuses
me a fit ofrage." What must be the Prin-
ce's feelings towards his venerable father
and the rest d the royal family
The Ex Prince talks ofAyirg TO the
"banks ofthe Illinois, otake up bis future
residence.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-07-01

"Nor ENbusH no nuHf HtM, "=@Ihe
follow Ing political mOreeau II too good TO
BIZ lost. Previous to the announcement Of
the Nominee oFthe Democratic Convention
recently held In Baltimore, u FfenChWdH'
''not a thousand miles from" Plaquenine
La, was loud and unmuasurcd In hta de-
nuneiaIions against the "llero Of luehs
VISTA" the burden Of which seem ed to be
that she was Que ID military man.
tle once vote for General Jackson. lie
one d---i rascal. lie no pote for any
military man again" AEler II was asetr.
tanned beyond doubt that Gchl, Cass vas
the Democratic Nominee, sone tantaIlsing
whig, had the impudence to ask the aIore.
said Ola de Ia Belle France, II be intended
To support the regular nomination, and how
he could consistently do 40 after bic recent
declaration AID serious charge against Gen.
Taylor, The enjoyment Of the dilemma,
in which he was placed, while feeling men.
tally for horn (notthe most common way)
was Of short duration, but n few moments
were suffered to pasp IN silence when the
genilCrnan determined 10 out with the naked
truth howmuchaoeyer Il might shock the
delicate nerves Of some---"Although Mon.
sieurs Cass II called General, he neper did
much mititory.-he no military to hurt him
The caadoar aud honesty Of the reply was
cven more astonishing than the extraor-
binary charge made In the first instance,
The shaking of The sides Of our friend'be-
coming painful, he was obliged TO slope
leaving his inquisitorial subject ''alono In
his--agoay."
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-07-01
INVALUABLE
NJ COMPANION.

SIX Lectures on Gausee, Prevention and Ours NJ
CONSUMPTION. Asthma. Diseases Of The Hear, sad al
Female Diseases. g54 taess, ID engraving. Fapsf
30 r., bound rs ets. Mail 10 shy patt@peSsage .
IN 6sae
STi6elJsF Bfaeas md Cheat EepaAdafH. ~ hfafl
81, 81 mil, l8ttsr rgss4ae. Abf6rnfnst SnpIAftsfs,
rsffe6t. ss t6 sf0. for Ill HHn4gtfes, Falling of th6
Hstseis and Wtanb. and Weak Back end Ch6ft s5ht
hy Tfgess everywhere FOR fFA6es N Euf DoFtsfs,
81 Rupture guBpoftsrsy give height 6eul head % hot,
and circumference N f6Fs5i n6xt fh6 ssfFfHb9s list
ab0vs tfs fips. II Rupture, f~asniian whiea ride
Agents Wahted fr Tho shls Of ths aisyve s9eIss A5.
dfas Dr. 8. b. FtfoH, IN Bnmdwsy, Nsw YoFk,
post Taid. April Ilg, IY.
afernK NJ HeaoaAw. asant. BaaS1 Nanae.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-07-01

SUR or rug Lt4E VsaYeNrs-ft Is
supposed that this great ship If VIZ, wi tch
he, been for so many years (soDe thitty)
boxed up 1t the Cbaflestowp Navy Yard,
will be got ready for launching by August
OF September next. Afsw Of her timbers
were found 10 have rotted, but generally
sho is In good condition. II Is probable
that she will not be employed In any other
way than n receiving ship, the expense Of
keeping such large ships In commission
being very great.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-07-01

Alexander Ely, a revolutionary veteran,
died at Rochester on the 18th inst. He wit.
messed the execution of Maj. Andre and
was aparticipant in many Of the deeds Of
yalor which occurred In his youthful days.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-07-01

VEGETABLES ToR THE NoaTH N
Euaopa.-The Charleston Patriot 50 vs.:
1--WE understand that the Southeraer car
ried Y 600 barrels of potatoes, and a
large quantity Of other vegetables. Some
of the potatoes are to q. to Liverpool.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-07-01
TIE NEWa.

The ~T9cayuhs's express brought details
of the news received by Tho Steamer
America, which had a passage Of 10 days
aud y hours from Liverpool 10 boston.
A Baltimore paper states That the afri=
val Of The Steamer Boston was known al
The f0fnrr city In one hour after che APP
peaftd al The latter.
John Mitchell, tho devoted patriot Of Ire.
land, was removed from the court, where
he received sentence, on board Of q wal
steamer, lying near NJ hand, aud by het
conveyed to The Convict Depot, on Spike
Island, Cove Of Cork, where be was inn
mediately clothed In The dress Of the com
mon oonviGts-he was to be taken thence
IN the Island Of bermuda, whHfs he IL 10 bt
sgl 10 work on hoard 81 the Thames hulk
and treated IN oil respects like any Other
convict. This ID n hard and melancholy
fate for a bFavs and high minded, we'll ed1l
Gated gentleman to nb~deFgo@=sill more
poignant mBst be the suffering Of bis wife
and children, whom he leaves behind him,
Far more welcome 10 him and 10 them
would have been death al the hands 0fthe
etecWionef. tfhis eountFynen intended
ever to strike for liberty. that was the the-
ment, when the outrage was inflicted
whsn every breast wa melted TO pity, and
evefy arn usrsed for vengeance.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-07-01

One hundred guns were fired from the
Commons in Boston. III honor ofthe Wing
nomination.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-07-01

There was nm immense gathering ofthe
wings Of philadelphia AT The Chinese Mus.
eum on Monday evening, The 18th inst, al
which addresses wsre' made by Mayer
Swim, q 4 .Goy. Jones, II I'snnesses, and
Gen. LESLIE Ceotfbs. Of Kentucky. The
meeting adjourned with cheers for Taylor,
Fillmore aud Clay.
We find The following 4espatdb tn The
Memphis Eagle
L%0utsvttLH, June l6th, q A. M.e-Tbp
meeting held in Cincinnati 10 falify the
wing national nominations. was a very
large and enthusiastic affair. II IL caltu.
lated that III least 1000 persons attands II.
ssnaF6r Corwin has declared for Gent,
Taylor.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-07-01

The CuobHHA. This devastating
scoufge has made its appearance al Nos
sow.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-07-01


u. srArbs DtsrRtor CseaT,- Fletcher
Hetrs VI. John DaUsntort This IL a pos
sassory action, end from iafbrfnalitss In
The aots u sale m4ds by The Sheriff Of Has 1
Baton Rouge. The claimants we're judg.
ed 10 be tbs proper D If the hand 10
dispute, ihs sales being declared null.
The party papers In Boston, are repts.
aentlba General Taylor aud Cass as moral
religious. temperate msn. is declared
that neither evsr tasted whisHsy or ''noth
ing else" Of ths kind, unless as medicine
and that they we're nsyer known 10 sweaf
In their liees, unless an occasional 'dafh.
atom" or 90. How blessed the country
wifi be With either ofsueh men al The head
Of aha ifs. Mercury.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-07-01
Notice.

During my temporary absen6s 10 he Nefth NJ II.
thfbtts Sehl6f holds my power II attorney.
Jun. 2ga4tgfg. 3. LAfsous.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-07-01

COW.
FAcrs w weaps.-ws have heard IT 70.
ported that "aenefal Taylor was net popua
| lar with The officers of The a%rny@tlat fnttr
fHhs Of item would not oAst lheir votes Tor
him. A few dsis since d gentleman OF this
toNn rhpnoed to be un the Wharf Boat when
a AMI slssippi pHtFsr" CHE nutee) was pas..
sing up the river With a lstpe number o.
Afibhtgan troupe, Who we're on ifBnsil to their
bofnes, aref exchanging sa'u' atoms With an
nftieur, welcoming him and HE comrades
back ffotA the tuiIH uf war, he ssked hUw the
nominations we're received by the army and
what was The prevalent feeling (fayer)
among them with respect 10 the different
candidates for Tho PRESIDENCY lie replied
that on board Of the ship 10 which he eaIhe
over rrom Vera Crus there we're fifteen gft.
etFs, fourteen Vi whom were irrstiaimabis Ftbs
jetts Of the Taylor fever, ise other thought
he had ssen Gen. Case, In d vision walking
tnto The Awhile House. tthe only way IN
which he ever Will be sahB walking into THAT
"desifable ten, ment,'1 but he was Too young
to vote, "was oily a Cars b'hny-not old eth
ouah we prenuhe 10 know any better, Be
II would appear another contagious disease
has been brought tver from Vera Cfuz, call.
the Taylor Fever" On the return Of these
wa, " IN soHs Of the col to Michigan. we
imagine Gem Cass vii dread more The FUR
thpf epfead Of this disorder than the "Yellow
Jack" and from lie contagious nature II Il
bsuBd b spread over the Whole north and
eaat. an well a. The south aud west, There
IL one pecu'itrity Of THE now disease which L.
worthy Of notice and hat Ia from lie present
sytnp ous Il threatens TO bid defiance % the
%puttiftai ffOsts Of November.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-07-01
Taa pmnapHrrrAt eArvAss.-u

t'pH PHnstbRrFtAL @ArvAss.-U Ia
gratifying to perceive, that since The an.
,uur pmp If the Presidential candidates,
,hp partisan pfesa with few exceptions
treat their opponents with becoming eguT4
trsy, and 10 not enhance the merits ol their
hvefiles, by viNpefatiag The ether party
Il IL 10 he hoped that this p~faitewuhhy
puutsp viii continue % be pafsued through
put the canvass,
The Wings should however bear In mind
that General Cas- In hts letter de0ounces
TEN wilh no small degree Of nctlmohy, as
dlsbeltpvtHg IN the capacity Of tnah Tor cell
government. and has atnscd thrm other
wise uaspsrlugly, T'his should satisfy all
liberal minded men that " General Gaze
saaerels In being elected President, that
lv viii act ne The chirruf a party, not as
ihp President ~ a great nntiun. On The
mhpr hand, by supporting successfully The
claims OF General TayloF Tor this exalted
office, the Country will have m lneunl.
bent whose b0ast win bp that he ts the
President or these United stnte', not Vf II
PARRY. The Old IIsfo's well known hon.
paiy VI purpose, "a patriotism that knows no
ntnrhtne. and bic independence Of eharac@
,sf, MI poin, him out aa The most fitting
selpc,lon that ean be made by The People.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-07-01
q. r. SMITH d Bn0CKL1BANK.
Dental Surgeons.

W0TH J0fHsF q IdTdV6H8 59NaT9 6aIH8
Charter STREET. Nsv Orleans.
Dr.. Smith IL nov IN this parish and may
be consulted fbf d hw dtys-persoas Fe~
siding inthe country can secure his services
ty leaving their address NJ lhs store n Nj.
LAroue. July L-22 II.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-07-01

MAsoNtu,@The anniversary ofEt. john
the Baptist, was celebrated with great
pomp, by the fraternity ut Bayou Sara.
The hrptharn nom Daton Rouge, Jackson,
Clinton and Wuodville, turned out on the
otrapibh Irother James MeCalop Of
West Baton Rouge, kindly furnished HE
Steamer, on which IA number ofladies went
from thls town. The latter although not
initiated In The mysteries Of Masonry, con.
,tlbuted to the h]apptaness of the members,
by their presence, nj a splendid hall, which
was given 10 the evening nj the Belvidere,
- rs
TINS hALbn IpbR,-ThIs Ia the name Of
a new Steamer, 10 run from New Orleans
TO Whllamsport, Fort Adams and the Coast.
sha ls commanded by Capt ]JoFFatoN,
and has For Clerk, Mr., Eugene Brady late
q lhs steamer Creole.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-07-01

We are authorised by Gen. Taylor to say
that The eoHfse Of he Louisiana Del esatiob
In the Wing Convention, lately assembled at
phtladp iphia, meets Nth HE entire, full and
uneqBivotahle appreciation,
THAT he not only never doubted, hut never
minated a doubt, that bis honor and reputaz
ton were safe IN III II hands.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-25
SODA ASH


rs'nh suhsrrtters are nov extensively engaged in the
Importation of soda ASA from one Of the most eel
ehraied MA iufacturers IN England, and Ia - a. hand
AMI WI receive during the sptiu-. tar re suppl, sew
era shipments heirg now on TIE Nay) which they win
wa rani rqnsl " not superior, to any IGt,oucd into the
' nttct : iirs. aud whuci, they are prepared tn sell At
the lowest market price for cast, or IN time for apprn
reIhl1s. The strength Is wsr5sniel iron - to 81 per
isSU]
50 PrrsESr PRicr. Z to SIC, according TO qaantirv,
pa, nient,< &C, w. VI. ~MiTCuE.TREE,
i"Sz .swd Pittsburgh. Ia.
\ u. Any orders received before the ist April. VIII
he delivered at Wheeling. free Of any ch,rue Tor fr.,ynt
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-25

TUE MARRfEHN Wa PKtNAr MEpt
al Ur. \. VI. MartuE,u. FRO.
ft4-'t IT Diseases nf " um,. T'hri edition, lSno, =.
srl, reice sl-2jIah copies s,ht ~ tiirce months.
the great demand for this rupSt uu;rprtart work, lnf
WA ~ ti,essnis are siti) has compelled the ISSUE Of
aun.n'T edition. It y irienlet %, ecisi'y frt the mar.
rsri, a. II discusses irupo isrt secrets, which should Ne
l""1vn to them particularly. Here every trinas can
Gi>s'ygr IL. causes, symptoms, aud tte mos. eff cisnt
. HsctieS aud most ceftatn rhde uf cure, in every com
fls,ut Ia which her S'N "a subjected
Marriri f;msies will here ieera Tho art W whereby they
roaii afatn thar yOati. 49,. hsanty, elasticity III
todT AUD no sncy of ~ j TO az advanced a. in
saesd of +-uug sflietn1, A. uuIrras and thousands arc
into whose hsadstiuS isi0S has aot vet fallen.
THIS work ~ des'iHe! to Nc ia The hands Of ever wife
and mot her whp has 4 70 gard. for owti health and wei
iafe. as well a. that Of Atr hus'snd.
Fhe revelations contained ia ils pages have already
proved a hhr-sIng to thousands. a. The innu IRr able lei.
cs received by toe arttir viii attast.
IL u al course inipp>sihle to Ga.4 vey u. re fully in a
tnhHic ourncl. tine vafinns su iectS trt { uf as they
ere If 4 nature strictly Inleri,i lr Ia .narried, ur
ts''e opnle npiaiins marriage; neither Is II Necessary
since 1t Il every onP's duty to hccouc possessed of
knowledge. whereby Tic 81 ierinrs to which a wife,
mother or a SISTER may hr subject, NAV he a,viatei.
C"pies TM &c Ssu Ga .udii free of charge.
t"cr ten thapsaud co ,ic> have hecu sent by mat with-
u h &c months, viii, per &C safety a ID certainty. la
n ,istauce has a tcIniitt C flIei 10 reach the InlhlislI-
er. or The hook tiIuse To- WHJu II has heci directed,
On the receipt of One iulla'. ihe Marie Woman
Private Medical Companion" w4il .e sen, free OF post
sre To any part of the UnItei States. An lrtters inns
r. addressed (p,si paid To Dr. \. VI. Maurioeau, Bo.
f2i, New York city. Publishing office Ia9 Liberty t
New York.
n. B-rhe trade supplied IN the sialicrms.
Dor sale by all the principal book sellers IN the United
States. : he agents far W lr-iins. i y. THOMPSON
Union st and JOHN FISHER. Mainsi sce ."
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EHSylE;nn!A.l!Hl.n!'A!s!1S.AHa

rreiiE subscriber respectfully informs his friends and
f. the public that he has taken the store on Wafer st.
formerly occupied hy Mr.. MackeV, where he keeps
general assortment of Hats and Caps, to which he m
vtes the attention of purchasers. Those wishing a neat
fashionable and dui able article can be supplied by
calling al the Water st. Hat and Ca store, 3dnors
north nfthc butte states Hotel and door south o. The
fremont House, Wheeling, Va
am. n. ls47. HENRY
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DISSOLUTION.

pTsUE partnership heretofore ctisttng h-iween tia un.
A. ac ssrard. under the pame 81 Ipiusfsn sad E.rrvhtf
los tus lay been ds e,iyed. Nv msi1sl consent. Al rrr
sous lnfeAird 10 ~ are lcfc'y nittdei tlst their &C.
t"uui~ wtli he msae oat for satlcrcnt aud a u. tru,rd
that prompt paymsnt " ~ he made.
\. v. JOHNSTON.
WA. NJ.
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VIRGINIA TRoN vnuxs

are nov prepared to ftrnisi tho III ierent sizes
~ ui NAILS al short noticc, aud offer them fo the
pubic with Tie assurance that they viii give sattslas.
tiuH. HAITI NpDgISpN
Whceiing. feb. 10. 1915.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-25
EEORAaE
OF THE CINCINNATI TYPE FOUNDRY
And Printing Warehouse

And Printing Warehouse
W EEPS on hand, and manufactures 10 order almost
kA every variety of Printers Materials, OF the latest
STYLES AVID most durable materials, wholesale and retail,
al Eastern prices, with a very liberal diseount. for cash.
Persons wishing To purchase an Othce, on applications.
viii he furnished with an estimate Of the quantity and
the cost Of H., by their stating the work repaired 10 be
done, Tie size OF their paper.
The w asnington Presses manufactured al this estab
lishment, are interior TO nOne-a great Improvement N
tneir construction, as well as Il reduction of price, hav-
ing taken place.
Power presses made to order. Superior Proof presses
wholly of Iron, and an assortment ct German Types
Fancy type, cuts aud borders, from the Fonndr.eS o
Bruce aud + White of n. Y, and l. Johnson, thila.'
kept on hand. Persons purchasing for cash are espe-
clatly invited to call hefore purchasing else where.
AiSO-severs second hatd presses, aud second hand
fonts of type, hut little worn, for sale low. octG
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-25

II 20 p and sheet glass Of al sizes.
also a full stock of window sashcs, always on hand and
for sale al No i2J Main ST. sc ROBINSON.
dee II
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W.T. F-f u " F"f0
+ FIRM.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. n. nerr

NOFhRrNERSHIF-Wm ". RerryhiH. Of the LAT.
Shrm Of Johnston AMI Berrybill has associated viii,
him Asa u. Johueton. IA the business 0f the Old firm q,
johnston and fsrrvhiii. at tic old stand. under the y SIN,
OF herewith snd Co, where they viii te pirssed 10 snp-
piv tIctroit customers or any new smr<. with ,pv ,ri
ees IN the Dry Goods line as low as ran 10 ~ r hss.i in
the piace. NM " RERk UJJI.
telr IS4a. ~ o. tpFNar1N
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-25

Lots For Sale. ON Saturday the Isl day Of
in front of the Court House III Wheeling. viii lie sold
al Public Auction. twelve lois, each 20 feet front and
extending Lack l32 feet to 4 10 foo; alley; said lots font
lug %" Finh street. commencing at the intersection of
Finn and I rion stfeels.
TERMS-one fourth in ninaiy days, the other three .
fourths in one. two aud three years., with Interest. For
further particulars apply TO
fesl WIN PETERSON.
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%sG9e9TaGaEE


ms fNtE-
z ISkS wiz Re takoI a. tuc FIRE q MARINE ~
AZ SjEANCE COMPANY OF WHEELING Al tina
LOWEST Etrrs ON
Buildings ct af Minds. STONE. ruck, oT wooden sndihcir
contents
STEAMBOATS,. factories, mills, &c.
Guuuu+e
And merchandise Of al Kinds.
And AGAINST AFT dangers attending the transportation OF
goods or rivers. lakes, seas. canals. aud rallroods.
For the character OF tie company as tn prnHptiudc
aud hlcralitv IN Tire adjustment aud payment of ia~ses,-
we heg leave tu refer 20 t.e merchants uf THIS place and
elsewhere WHO hpvc had the adjustment Of c'au4s upon
US. ottce on Main street. R.W HARDING. Sscy.
aug g..
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cosARrNERs9Ip NorIcp

Measuring Lines. ~ cs,,s. TIRE ice, 81.
= self revolving, al the variety stnf, OF
'e''S 81 .AGkMAE a IN
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rlRr Ayn MARrNE IysrrANcE

fFfo RE INSt NEIi-or not 10 le-tlai's the question
q whether u g. better hy one sW eepUg IRE, To he ruin
ed-and subject TO al The Us that flesh is her to, or, like
a prudent man 90 10 The Protection Ou.ce, aud there be
made safe, comfortable and happy-wc leave for you To
determine.
The Protection Insurance COMPANY ofiIartford, Conn,
having already paid over SJOO,C0U ct losses N the Yves
tern Country. snified 10 the highest confidence, and
their agent = Wheeling. Virginia,
W. +. PETERSON.
wtltak ists on dwelling lngSrS. warehouses. stores,
mills .ctuues, &c, together Nti their contents. such as
fur .ntc, merchandise. machinery, aud every other DIES
= ItiOu Of iusurahle property. Also, ON steam, keclan
fiat boats aud their cargoes 10 and from any po't on the
Western " stCrs, on the most reasonable tcrnz.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-25
A DESIRABLE

EG Pea Knives ana pen knives connected with pen
- clis, 81 oisrnea at the variety store OF
fa IL J BLACk MAR & CO.. Monroe -.
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der,

INFALLlBLE COUGH REMEDY.
rs the only safe and certain cure for Cough aud PhthiS-
= ic. iftakcl according Ia directions, II canrot fail to
render the utmost Sl fSiaUi'pi. = stn9le dose or two,
will satisfy you that Yon de not imposed on. The toi-
lowing certificate Is given as evidence;
DIR. RuxAL-Nuri The last spring and summer |
contracted a cold wnuca WAS accompanied with a very
violent cuU th-iud srd | eoushed almost necessarily daY
aaS night, aud my lungs app Jared TO he bound within
narrow compass while the TICKLING in any wiiipipe
kept me constantly making e lOTts 10 cough M some
thing lodged Sefp in my Chest. Aner | received your
Invaluable medicine, I took three doses IN thrce success
sve mornings, (fasting] aud was relieved efiectualiy.
| do absolutely consider II the urlst valuable medicine ia
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\ our friend,
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For sale at MelloI's, Fairchiid's and Crumhacker's
Wheeling. Va. prIcr q cont. ner hnIIIe.
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WESTERN INSURANCE COMPANY.

VNTTTNT ~TTT9-0T.
~ HIS company. being now duly organised is prepared
= 10 nakc INSURANCE on every description OF Fire and
Marine Risks, such as dwelling houses, Store Houses. &c
with their contents. Also. steam Roats, Flat boats and
Keel tnsis with their cargocS, 10 aud from any purt ON
the Ohio and Mississippi rivers. or theITtrIhutarv streams
Applications for Insurance to le made for the present at
the office of the Wheeling savings Institution.
aug 4 K. cCO Sec'y.
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soN% Co. "F the purpose Of ptsunfa -inrinr Naff, and
Spikes at the "VIrsinis Iron Warss,r which ,e o.
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