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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-16
NnYELTY MORRIS.

- ttr s1iscfisers have assoc afvd tleniselve together
& under ths drni aud style 0t ta>ULss, CoES < BE-
.rry fl-the purp '=cot manufacturing. al the Wheel
a, N,yety Works. Fairbanks Patent Platform scales
bat-h,s. Counter Balances. toter Mill, Mateasie cast
M. 4.and IS, t soon he prepared ~ hli orders Tor eV'
en- taug IA iheir line Al the lowest pnees
90 WA CHARLES.
q - CDEN.
,tz a. EATr
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-16
WELSH FL,AN Ell,
WlLDER's PATENT Salamanca

yUsT received. ; pieces real Welsh Flannel, warrant
~ ed not TO shriuk, / piece very fac French Flame
something new, by MARSH. TAYLOR \ MARSH.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-16
rUnlFlNArlON oF MATER

PURlFICAIlON OF MATER
FsrliE UiAPHN NGN FitTEG-fhis Filter IL des
IL isned TO purify at turhid river aud other fresh wa
Ter. and may b usei Tor the c'srlicat,on of various
fluids. II Is a compact portable apparatus, not exceed
ing d culr Of four inches ln SIZE. IS btted Tor Application
To ans common faucet oc barrel tap, used for tho dis
chafya Of finds. aud = hY modification OF hlttrins me.
dmn., constructed as We3l for appii OtIan u a vessel OF
tic capacity 81 a Neg or pail - Il $ for application 10
he hyJrani OF d cty's reservoir. II cleanses iselt iY
slrply changing Be- oud for end ca Ga. faucet. Wtll alter
nom one 10 Eve gallons per ininute. frce ) dolls.
The al s;tihcr = In only AUTHORISED agent Tor tho 4
hove alters IN ttts ely, and Is ready 10 pun Them on 10
order. Of aiitimes-
The public are respectfully referred TO Messfs Rev W
Armstrong Rev Bishop Wheian. = M'Lellah, g Asti-
esnn, James MaIirfs, Douglass 81 harUeil, and others
who have shem 40 use, sim wtl e|heefiuliy certify thAt
they ruritg aud rsaier palatahic and healthy the most
impnre water we have
Cation MafkCt square al q W ~J'HNaoNH
" meeting. Oct %. ici-.
Lemons LEMONS.
Il BOXES Fresh Lemons, last received end for sale
= by oot2i MRS NEAtiNG, Monroe st.
AgEW S~ALMON-Jast received and fnr sale by
AN ; - WOODROW, 81 Man II.
IAN packages delivered free Of cnargeJ octl9
FRESH FRUITS. NUS, &.
~ OXE NJ Il Rai.ns, ? babes soft sh'id Alnonds,
~ 10 do Ltrer do : DO cream nuts,
- drums rigs, do Ftiheris,
uboGcs Rock candy. do English Waluuts,
3 kees Grapes, / case fuucs,
L caaA XAue cdrreuts do Fine Apples, prescr
2hoNez cltfoH, ! do ficNles,
. naiIs Dates, , hoKes leuluu syrup,
3 boxes Lemons, 1850 iTucipe SegHfs;
Together W4UI a large stock OF / relCA ead common
confectionery which I VIII sell low. CAN al No IL,
Monroest. octet =
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-16

BY EXPRESS THIS MORNING.
- ARK Green French Nerlno,
d. Rich Chameleon SILKS,
Extra Heavy Bin Gro DRhiue,
Rel SATIN Sfrlped do
Rain Rack Sdtius, Mode cold ne'aius,
Fancy prd ueiains, Mazarine blue 10
Sup'r Blue FIenrh blankets, Just reed at the Bridge
corner oct7 j : RHODES
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-16
Iarnets. Carnnts

"a PAXTON Il son have iust received their Fall
IAa and Winter stock OF Carpeilns, consisting Of
evefY vaftctv Of color, pattern and q|naltv. uut stock
Is now the largest that has ever Teen hrougnt To Tins
city aud GHviag teen purchased directly from The mani
ufacturets, we ace ena led 10 sell Them lower aud pre-
80 nj d tetier assortment than has heretofore been odor-
Ell. Gail and see them at our store an Monroe ST. ol0
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-16
BAND INSTRUMENTS.

Just opened a iue assortment Of Band instruments,
- sash a. Comets. Va We Trumpeis. French Horns,
Bucles, etc. Also. an assortment OF very superior
freacp and German Niolins, Italian Strings. Turning
| FORKS. New Music and p~receptors tor al Instruments.
New York 81 hps.on Piano fortes, constantly on hnud
and Tor sale at manufacturers prlce>. by
seutau ]. MhL.LDR. Inion sfreef.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-16
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

fY1UE subscribers have iust received from the Eastern
ID. ciiies, a fresh and welt selected assOrimeut Of Med
.tines, Iurlnding the nore recent chem4ca.s; aiso pare
white and red wines Tnd iTaudy for msd.tl purposes,
purchase after The tnosi careful pcfsnaal insp, cttou,
with Il view to snPe tinruy ct quality; and csut therefore
recummeud theh to other patrons and friends with en-
tire confidence ia lheir purity aud frceipm fiona aauie
ratiuu.
We have alray8 or band, q sHrrly of tItle' cat Dl
tent preparaioH4, aHYnI winch winch NAV be- eauarr
atei w istafs b1SNa, Ayers cherry lectuI a., tluuchs
falctcea, t pu,n's Ptle riecutarV, us Weaver aal
JayHr's Family Medicines, Woods faNa-ends, SANDS
and hristo' = saTsaparIla Ec are ~pe Asep,s Gr Gay's
Extract at tancasla1ua, sneV t|altuuIIa 5il4t of tlr-
uieiicdl vmines, Iu1leiy ainutti hi nr Town4en0,
manufacturer vi IoWn.eut's Sar-apaula. io De atsT
better than sa'saf~ aria" can Hib eAa.a inc The above
articles al the Dras store of
ICRrNrtCEER & son,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-16
GAPS.

yYrIIPS-Jus received a lot of wood stock wagon
~ Whips, direct from The manutactorY, for sale
whnlesa { and retail. Also On hand an assortment OF
Leather stock Wagon WHIPS. a PRIME sricle e, ca pres.ly
fnr reiau. NIC9It. x CARR, No 100 Nam 81.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-16
-coPARTNERsEIP NOTICE.
vsnG,Vra saov vvonus.

WYE arc now prepared 70 hrnish Tie diFcrcn, SIZE
SHs Of NAILS at Short notice, ant offer them to thr
public with the assurance that they viii give ~satisfae.
tion. NV INTER-, MORRISON 4 co.
whceling. feb. lG, 1918.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-16

0NFT| ~ = =
I fRshBht. Knives and Forks, Bl1tler knives. Packet
\ caaery, mass candlestl4ks, f.e Sc->1rs aHd RIA
zors, brass ana steel iarfeil Pistol. Tea trays, trass and
steel head Ssovels and Ioags, % itt4nia aud German
silver Spoons, Cuiea Mills. g.. IIst received and for
safe stissp BY n = MOHRlS,
octgs Main street.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-16
FINE BLANKETS.

- fCH paid Long Sti1wls. with every other descrip.
-Aa ton o. WOODEN Siawls. Just received at the Big
Windows. seut@9l J. s. RHODES.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-16
FAIRBANKS PATENT PLATFORM
EN

e1fllE Subscribers have an assortment 81 the above
IL Scales now Finished and ready Tor sale at their
Wareroon on Water -. below Qpncy.
Jei5 CHARLES, GOEN & BEATTY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-16

serean1l fdu regularly as a Wheeling s4d omcunat
Packet. leaving Wheeling ever, Monday a. - A. M.
rd Cincinnati every Thursdav at y clock 7 M.,l4Gt
ing at all the intermediate port.
The utmost care tdken with all way freight and pack
,.es enuddsd t. tie charge OF the boat,
Oldefs for Ncrc haudIse OF ManufactuIes promptly at.
eudcd 10,
Anify on toafd. Nov
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-16
DRESS GOODS.
THE LATEST IN TOW n.

HE iAlTSN ~ iO"N.
TrFN GoOpS v NEW PRICES-TH: JOHN
as O Jr. has the pleasure Il informing his Gus
iopefs and tuyGrs generally, that he has commence re
ceivmr his stock Of all and Winter G"oods. whicl
were purchased al a great reduction Of prices since III
trade ofeucd. and winch he wiiltdSe pleasure in show
Teen offered in this city. oei25-lm
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-16

~ uGS. Superior Administer. ruAed, Wilton aud
81 Brussels Ruas,
Chcuiile pstlour Door Mats,
Aicaut and Polka 30 do
Shecpkin do do-5nst received by
octlO \ ANTON & SON.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-16

C~s0METHtNG Blue French cloth
~ for Ladies' c,oaks. 10 be had only al the Big Wn
caN--aiso extra wpi- twilieI French cloihs, a. prices
that heat the world, inst reed. 5
octIl Bridge corner.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-03-08
2.
Eli, bic 9Eselt

Dsnn mid, nmtsr bic Welt 70 frsunelid
.r1s =. a...".' @'@.~ ladt
lins spie Elm arcecs Sitenis mir erlbeinef,
Das etpia jnnefln eruq qleid,er prad,t
Tas @in,slne gum ft6uen @anseK enet
Dann iprid,t, itr 9lanL Der ii. mein sust
- i.ta 4" 'Ea'~ ?" ". fdllt:
Qs spcbnt Elm gatcr ilber'm Sternsn;clt.
@enn lansfam Id Die Sonn TN Sisen sei9t,
limb lisbenc aui Die g De nieoerlddelt,
Mcnn t6bsr Ge uno INNER / sHer lt'9t
Eab eetcn curh ole tceten Sluren fdhelt.
Dann fpsibt Der Strabl Der csele W>t er'
bsat:
G5 rpbnt Elm Batter itter'm SternenieIt.
alae rpera fle baum im g8eften niecertaudt
I'm anb're Bsien lirbenc su bcitrahlen,
aDenn parpur iIe auf Crime Sluren haid)t
LIMB actoen fttt Ger Ssrae 9G'pfel malen;
Denn iagt ihr lster Bid anf eiele Welt;
Gs rppbnt Elm @ater ittcr'm SternenSelt. -
Meun nun Der WaOuo nit ieinem blaeeu
,sr.a s..f#.. .s 80. Shein
Die buntsn Ci,eel malcriid, umouifsrt,
llmo eurd Der Sdume oih: SelhIc{eue
9irih'n
gin teiltr Winb in erhnen 3peisen fsniiert.
Dann fast eas Blatt, cas- auf oem Tafn
@e| t1.s7-.- -..t'.. f~,. fi0t:
9S rcbnt Elm Batter uber'm Sternenselt-
Wenu fult're @oltsn unslld5id~auaer
,s.,-.s, ...- I'm -@s nrducn
limb Wa0srbi.be ibrem Sd'ccs entRuthen,
Menu bel Der 9llse hatis rs.bsm Sd,sln,
Die Grse lfrahlt III bunten purpsraIuthsr,
Daun fprtht Der 8liB Der flmmeno nieoer'
d. :.................. ..... ... fdut
90 npbnt Elm Batter uber'm Sternenset.
Dssn Sturm bic 9uft oarapablt, eie sllse
~ 1eerFutb fhrut
lins WaGerberse iId gen Dimmsl thaFusn
1lns yssnu Der Hpnnsr arcllene ntecer erhrnuE,
i1tns W,nce brauisno eurd) DE JeIieu itllrs
@t''. ''''. men,
Damn brllt es laut eurds spiloe Wc9.n'
s'a felo:
60 mobnt Elm Batter ilter'm S'ernenselt.
6. 3 8iedsn D. eY. Gf.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-03-08
Gin nj .btlib.s 2abeusteusr
=" .'.-' lit Sioin
Dea Bm. Sarrilrn ortb.
l u.

u 90 anita Waria Waestpre. #,
Sd befano mid, i'm Sabre 1880 TN Ncms
unc bclM,hte Die prad,tccllt Rirhe Santa
Wear'a Raaaicre Dihreno Ger Teter bes
Ntmmetfah tfeites. !"
= % srar elm berrlid,er anblid fitr einsn
Der an oi. siunrufsocusr, reliaicsen grs
brdud,e Der rim ft,en Rrd,s n,ht acrpltnt.
3sale ia isin tct al Dem @'an,u ptunfe,
srte sr bel cieier hehren Isierlitfeit eu:mts
deit srttn, eurt, bas ftraktenoe @ebiuce
ha1tguitausn, nno Die eerfhjeoeuen firth,
t,d'sa @''reentsd9er su betradten aQe 1T
ihrer egentaii Mi hen Olraftrriifilh"n Nfei
bang. beith hiftiat nit Der Spsuom,g ibrer
teitt9en Tunfticnea llno nmasben bon einem
sse'tea pa.tfrsile pip tlihsr @1rcen, Die 10
aouf5slte1t ilao. caB lie Die Ne II ,e iuriidbals
ten anue NIT ibrsn ihtmme,ncen, Iharlad,s
t.o.hen rob ullfofmen ausiebeu tpiie Die MARTA 3
i'fhfu Dt9uren, Die mir in een Sci,;en
BON @1aot erbl.tsu. Die sreeartiae M,rs
tuna oieies 8smi(oes mnroe 4feinesweos
perdnbert our't cen foftbaren 9labmen, in
Sea'es @faet nar.s srg
a lleber cem joaupte funfelte cine Tide,
Ali,t,euc bon brunirtem @olce, Dor mir ers
stcsiqfttafiugr prad,tbimmel. srtrasen Don
perphpruen pfeilern unS idimmernb bon
SssItarbiaen Steinen, sudbreub 14 auf ieoer
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-03-08

;urud, uue sin Sthrsden, 70 plcstih uno
tefta ale hsr, Zen Der aIts Raun funeaee..
ben, mar in ieintn Sefhtsshssn aus3es
lp.dlt.
Wein gfitauren iiteritie9 nun itos Eren
'e nne idA btieb eirise sIujentlid, IN iprad,.
lcitr Sermsnrerurs auf msincm plase flt,
ben. Der unsrtldrlits St,re6sn, cen eer
aIre W Inn ans Der 5rembs in itrsu @ste,
cen enthlgtea, ttr,!te fIh mir in tchen
Maee nit. Wir bitrsten siu set.imn;esol;
leg furhtecree Dretee. pcn benz jste Sett,
rtne ieltiame, nubesrs,fihe Se,iebung su
Ger aneeru bate.
Der 6remre oewann ,uerit feline T1fTunq
rpieesr jeech ntft ctne cine aeWlT. 9ln>
ltrenauna. Gr warets ttct, falt cor mir auf
osu Serlrr urn, ains auf csn altsu W1ru
III uuc itIttelte thn friFtis. Ter essters
lAraf Dor :Ieinem 9riffe surld uno fufte
bn su prrntsieeu es rpar jsccf unmoslidl
Ter Sremee fiiterte ihm Elm paar IYcrfH
in sas Sbr, ceren @erpitt it, oa ictne 9ez
bsreen mir lu9ewenoet paren, errathen
truute. Der alte Wlun erpiecerte etmae.
wpbei Ieiue Wirnc Die ces Slehens um Sers
;elhune mar. Der Trsmoe ontmcrtrte oui
ene mice. heft,9e NSeiIe uno itanpfte lcAas
nit Dem 6uee, absr Ger olte Wann um'
fIaumerte fortwiprsuo bic Snis pss Tube
fauntcn.
vShnad'er, atergriubifd,sr Tarr," rie,
sneIiH Der Sreu,ee, lid, rpla Felue W'crtt
mehr an Dit uerlthmrnnsn. Ihue coer fIss
mas Tu miq2. ater niirm Oth in 9lft."-
unc er flies i'm Nchmatbi9 nit Dem 6uSc
surif uue idritt binre3
Ces attsn Nanues sbrpirsiacS 0,upt
ie,lus aRf tsn Warmcrbrren. S,ineShldf.
pa.se bsrA eeu Jaa aufysrifsn unt Gas
Slut tdss in Strcmsn aus Der Wunts. -
SID Uissr ntslens fhaHte sr ~ leiH,n
5useu-fcelcid war Elm Meler lit ieiuer
ioanc uno er milroe ftinen slnoreifer oers
fclat une cbue 3refel niecetsel1osen baben,
pire sr nid,t NIT @ewalt ron ietnem Schs
ne uub ecn einem priefter, Der berbeisIlte
,uridsehalter mcrren.
(Sortltsurs frl9t.)
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-03-08
(Tortfesurs fcIst.)
Die anf:sbttu bss G.nerals Sac hber
sas Q;ilmst 4rsSifo u. ben nsgtfauifdeu
3 + / { 8.
WaIdlinatrn, Dec. 1877.

9DaId,in9tcn, Dec. 1877.
M1sin SEER! csd babe ibrsn Briei emp
fargsn. unb mia ibu sbenfr freimlthis tes
antrortsn, rpie sr ssfhriebsn mar.
Sie fraaen mid, uad, msinsnslnN nNhten tins
ilttlid Ger slequ.Gou ucn msrIfaniI Id)en Ser:
r,tcrium uEo osS prcoilc's.
Sch habe mcine Meiuuna iiber ben erter
10 Oft unp 70 ecuuih i'm Senate tarSelea'
Has es faum nrthspcnci9 eIlhein', 'e t'e
III misrsrtceu ea gle inceB nilnihsn
p,a idh es III aeerdnstet 6isrie itun.
SD m.ine off, ta6 man M>r;fc fslrel
St,sbeu sstrahren lcatc, big e'He 9slo ~
SneemMitdt flr II Sd,asen, Den IS nni
uIelust bar ssiItert it. Die Isrritoro
Austsanun5 eieier Sneemnitit iit firs 8
'5s sin gssenff1no Der erefutipen e"tld'e',
ung. Ccrttin 1T EN- ic!de, p.nft pm De-
Srnititurcn pes,p'eleu, une ccri mo,tt' ut
.hn aud serne laIen; ntd't nur NEIL 't' Il
ieffc II berseu9una heGe, cas- blele gemat
on uns b6d,if ocrilthtig Qehanohatt trereeh
'ptrc. iencern aud, msl es bel oer iid, fc.'s
nihrsno rsriitosrten 3u'fouce tes g. eae
il,ss,edt .pirs, curd elns 6f'n'llhe Gsf'ds
runs oas 9auo auf cine bsit.mmsc Grdnlis
uie iu Ye,me,en, rrsld,e .rneirett nercsn
fam, je ldnasr Ger nneeredhte Giaennus cee
5sinces ren &fieS nit ieincm SIutvsrs'eeen
urp Spiern ausoebnt.
@s iheint mir, als lei Die, 70 St faaer,
metaphpGid,e g, c6mntt, Tcmit man aael
y,jab am &noe eines blutiaen uno foifirtcs
liaen RriegeS ,urlfrpeiif, ctsled, Die uriae
te oeles 8rte9es Elm cirefter feincliferslne
ar,ff auf unIere Truppen, uno rdhrenc e'ne
Reibe bon Sahren unferer Seits erlittene'
Ssleipiaunsen mar, ces 3eitolters unwiirri9
IN cem mir letcn uno cnrfaus Gem gcfu .
ceu MenIhenpcr itanpe uno Der semShnlihes
nanclunssweiie entaesen. Sc tparce sa mn
iersr ,ufl,mftiarn Siherhcit, ia ,'sar gu III
isrm jfslaem0iufe 1ur iehr rpen,a bei:raaer.
rrenn wir. ertlartea, caB mir aasn sla'prns
den aue Saaoexeriat psa Seiten Werifo's
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-03-08
9 e { q II II t nt a 6 u II q e n.

Gint Tstanntindhuns rrn tinsm Uttered pssv
wtnt9er toffet fur rininaltJe SinrnrrnB SO 2tuts
fur 3mil ], uno fur j.pe ftrncrr &inruruna Ger
itlten SIerrts 25 Gents. Gin 2iettd j. rna.
einiuriitsn tcttet So, Olrnote SIS, / Sa6r So
Cine bal's @palte 3Nsuats sinjurt.tttn 5 9, ma.
nat: l5, lSabr So Cine Sanit 3raIte fir 6lya.
mas nfstS IS, Nsnats s " une SaHr j. SO.
Sc dftstarts II srn 4 petr trrntstr Bel.
len s'ninrnt'n Tst Sabr 5 3, G l1onate S 3. -.
Srutartt 1T teetr Nrt III reutft9er, ens.
Iroeer unc tran1tl'cter &rrad,c plrp in rcr ,qcs
ees "ED Y Stnts-Srttr" prcmyt, tauetr uuc crt.
rect Sclt,f TT.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-03-08

Ger ohs Staats. Scts srttsint re 3tlma6ia testn
s&sittued. Der Sutterirt cns. pre- 8 1T 81 SO un.
sesinSte Scrausbs,apluHs in Saarselo cher
.@sin tsts 3 u bl unS natb cst er'fen I6alftc sss
SaSsss 3s(tltDt 9ritcr 3ablcns batta 81 so ~
eRttisAttn Stin untcriartittr Wire fur sintn eur.
s.ssts 3sItraun ais Msnltt anSsuUms'ntn; and
fans es2ttuaS nur eanu aufstssftn usrrss, wtnn
AAt NHt,tanec attsjabt fine. G,nt Ve,nahlatil.
sang sie 5ett1n8 scr cam 9nrs rts ,abrs auf,utn.
SsH,wlrs al6 cine SrneuerunS Ger 9utitrn ton be-
raetet; WttleillnSen uno Briefs nnc ,tftrtt tr .
bessn. 'JJ> O,ste SseaSan5en ps.ren pnntttldb be
: easbtst werprn. fiji. ........ ..1 g.. .....
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-03-08

5ene Rapeasn, iraeno einem ecIen Soau''
aeneitt,- unc jebe oas marmerne 9lnosnfs'
an emeu papit sur 5d,au t'aSens, fanoen
Neto,iid,e. ben @ttesoisnif entiprehease
MslIen murben fortwdbrene BON cen1 paelt
l,t,su @hore aeIlnarn uno hunoerte DO,
RauhfiiIsrn itsontsn absrwalti3sneelaohl
aerud,e aMs. ....
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-04-19
Banking i'm Michigan.

Hon. John Allen, the chairman Of the
Sennte committee on Banks and incorpo-
ra,ions of the Michigan Legislature, in his
report urges tho following objections against
the issuing Of paper money:
SIT changes the relative or exchanged
BILE value in money, Of all the property
within the sphere Of its influence, ut the
pleasure Of the capitalists owning the
banks.
"a bank currency, by its expansions
and contractions, takes from the indus.ri.
Gus and producing classes their earnings,
and places them in the pockets of the bank
owners.
"a paper money medium Of exchange
under our present banking system, divert.
men oil industry from natural and produc'
tive channels, of trade, into unnatural and
unproductiye channels, TO the ruin Of indi.
viduals themselves, and to the great injury
Of the country generally.
1.-The legitimate effects Of our banking
system, is to drive the precious metals oul
of circulation, and out Of the country"
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-04-19
Governor Shunk---The Veto.

Our excellent Governor has proved his
devoted to those doctrines which he con-
tends for as correct, by vetoing four bills
for rechartering banks in this State. They
were for the Farmers and Mechanics
Bank of Philadelphia, the Chambersburgh
Bank, theFarmer Shank Of Waynesburgh'
and the Columbia Bank and Bridge com.
pany. We would say, with our laborer
Of The Pennsylvania, 1--WE applaud him
for his bold and courageous act, so consls,
tent with his professions to the people, and
so essential TO the preservation oi those
rights which have too often been violated
and destroyed. He may expect TO be as
sailed with storm of obloquy and intiml-
dation; but the people will stand at his
back, and encourage him in the faithful
performance of his duty. Like the illus.
trious SIMON SNYDER, he is not the man to
be intimidaied or put down by threats oil
by combination This is, indeed, great
and intrepid vindication of Democratic
principles. "-Piss5urgh Post.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-04-19
Great Fire at Medina.

Mr.. SPEER, editor Of the Medina Whig,
called on US yesterday, with Information OF
the most disastrous fire which has ever
taken place in that village. II commenc-
ed cbout 8 o'clock r. NJ, but whether in
Mechanics Block, or E. & A. Castles
store, adjoining, is unknown. Both were
consumed, together with Dr.. Peaks dwell
ling-house. The wind being strong from
the west, carried the flames across the main
street, setting fire TO Blake's store, which
with Chnppell's drug store, Whitmore's
w atch-repairing, Jewelry and Daguerre-
otyping establishment, Chidester's "Wash-
ingion House." DR.. Munger's residence,
and an unoccupied store-the printing Of
flee Of the '.Medina Whig," Ferris g. Hub
bard's harness shop, MIR. Berry's and the
widow Ta.lman's residences, with 4 number
of barns, &c, were consumed, with large
portion of their contents. OF the .Whig
Office, but about half pailful Of 'pi' was
preserved, the proprietor endeavoring, till
the last moment, to save the building.
Mhe Mechanics Block was occupied by
Prentiss's Grocery and Shoe-shoP. Loring's
Hat store, and Bostwick's Tin and Stove
establishment.
The total amount Of loss, or OF insur
ance we are unable at present to state witt
accuracy.-Akron Democrat, April l3
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-04-19
Texas Bank RAGS

: A gen,lerah who has recently been in
aome Of the eastern counties of the State,
says that the notes Of Jo lakes Texas
swindlins shop are becoming as thick as
hops there The bills are something like
those otthe branches OF the State Bnnk of
Ohio The impression upon the back OF
The bills is in blue ink, wi,h.ih word Tex
as, in The engraving in white. An effort
IS doubtless being made by those concern
ed in that bank 10 give it an extensive cir.
culalion al great distance from the loca.
ton OF the concern; and in this respect they
are pursuing the Same course that has been
adopted by the banks Of this State, which
were created under the pretext Of furnish.
ing "home currency" policy which
should induce people TO suspect the respon.
sibility ofthe concerns, and the honesty Of
the men who control them Men Of busi-
ness will not be likely 10 be shaved by the
operations Of this Texas concern, and we
sincerely hope that none Of them in this
county will gire currency to its paper by
receiving it and paying it out. For one,
we are determined to touch not, and han.
die no: the unc!enn stuff. Let the motto Of
every lnbo.ing man in relation to the bills
Of this concern, sent off $500 to obain a
circulation, be s.hands off"
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-04-19
What is it Worth,

The Wayne County Democrat Of las,
Thursday, says:-s'It has leaked out with.
in n day or two that the Wooster Bank
Directors have made their calculations and
resolved to redeem their paper at 20 Cts on
the dollar. a discount Of 80 cents only!
What do the honest, hard working me.
chanics and laborers who chance to have
!. w oos;er paper in their hands think Of that?
Morality would pronounce such men scoun-
drels, yet according to our laws, and the
false notions Of society, they are permitted
to run scot free, and are considered rery
respectable citizens-whiIe men guilty of
less offences against justice are making
saddle,trees in the stone building at Colun-
bus"
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-04-19
Democrats Of Portage,

Above will be found call for a meet
ing ef the. Democratic ffeemen of this
county, 10 be held in this place on the Goth
inst, for the purpose OF appointing dele.
gates 10 the State Convention to be held in
Columbus on the 10Th OF May. We sim
cerely hope that every Democrat in the
county will respond TO this call by being
present at The convention, that there may
be . full and fair expression OF the demo-
cratic citizens Of the county in regard to
the important matters upon which the Con.
ventions are to act, aud that the delegates
TO be appointed rpny know and be able to
represent, truly the sentiments oftheir con-
s.i,nents, in HE State Convention. W e
scarcely need refer to the objects for which
ahe State Convention is called; they are
sufficiently set forth in the call of State
Central Committee, which we have here
tofore published. The extraordinary course
ofthe federalists in the last legislature in
districiing the State in an unfair and un.
constitutional manner-against Law, against
precedent, and against right for base par
ty purposes, has rendered it necessary
that that convention should be held Oh
the uncons;itu,ionality and injustice of thai
. act, there is but one sentiment, SO far as
wo can learn, among the democracy Of the
State. That the best method Of remedy.
ing these wrongs may be adopted le, The
people come together, and coolly and dis
passionately counsel together upon this i'm
portaat matter. The democrats through
out the State are moving in the matter, ane
the indications are, TINT the State Conven
tien win be the largest delegate convention
ever held in Ohio.