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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-25
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MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INSURANCE
nApA NJ

MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY
49, Hi insure against all manner of life RISKS npon
w tie most favorable terms The operations at has
company are confined exclusively 10 LIS lNsVR ,NcE
ANh Co>TtNGhNrIEs upon the mutual plan. Its aivan-
la&es are 100 easily conceived 10 need conmeut-ena-
ming The Insured to participate IA all the profits of
The business while living, aud securing TO survivors Il
CERTAIN resource a!amst want when dad
hact person assured for life becomes a member Of This
company with 4 letretuai charter, and is entitled 10 a
Nu'e-and also entitled to ms share OF the Dividends,
whi'h are declared annually. For further particulars
inquire OF W. +. PETERSON Agent.
Wheeling, Virginia.
Y Office On Monroe st.
RO3'T. l.. PATTERSON, President,
BENZ. Z. MILLER, secretary,
NJ. II. HOUSTON, MD. Medical Examiner,
'!eo' Wheeling, Va,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-25
CHEAP FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
AT No. i63 MAIN STREET, WHEELING,
Holm EiIIOl"r a. 10.

r RE now receivirg and Opening their large ana Wen
Ma selected stock Of Dr.! Goods AID Varieties, ioi
the Fsti and Winter trade, cou,pris:ng every variety "'
Foreign AID Domestic iiry Goods, variety AID nney
Goods. purchased in New YORK and thlla. fron' me
M5ut tac;bfers aud Importers Al the present very iedn'
cot prices, aud are p~rr'ared to sell them elIher W noe
ssie or Eefa1l. a. prices - compete with any House
west Of the Mountains.
They iugiIe their customers and all Others wanting
an thiat u their line, 70 ca ana exa f1ue Their assof'
WeH' heare purchasing 8 sew Iere, as idey are deieinl'
ned ust 20 re uuhr rsod
Rene aber, thu \. W. corner Of Nam :; snd Marksi
Alley. oct7 Ohm ELLIOTT Il co.
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WESTERN INSURANCE. COMPANY,

q HIS company, being now duly organised, is prepared
= In make msui ance on every DESCRIPTION Of Fire aud
hartn ne Risks, such as dwelling houses, store Houses, &c
wltl Their contents. Also, steam Boats, Flat boats and
Neel hoa's WIN ihelT cGfsoe-, 10 and from any port on
the Ohio aud Mississippi rivers, or thertuhutan .tresm
Implications FOL insurance 10 be made for Ire present al
The once OF the Wheeling Savings insiiluiion.
aug X. Mccoy Spr'V.
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wHEELlNG & BELMONT BRIDGE

CLOTHING, SrORE.
20 let opposite TIE Monroe House. Nam u. NhcciirE.
ia suhScriHeH las Just rs-rived from Neu York ana
2 Phi aieiphts =. aiaee SID splendid assortment 81
AL sni Winter Goods TIE slocS CONS $50 The tel
owing articles. VIZ
A vsry is-re sn,evc.icnt assortment II suporior III
tiuc ard fr.et ao'ofsd French cloths ana cassfmerts Of
81 rUefNies fnts efH- rsl q vsrr lsrre quanity nfthk.
rfre and fancy roioftd Saiinetts \ te5utuul stock ~
Slk Ne.vcis. ~,tes. suA N.stnes 1T sI KINDS Rue
sud hrpuu blankets. ndsts, AVID fancy silks and gum
sus reuIers. Glove. b -rrt. tsiua silks. aud lauls
wool Uudershlfts ami Drawers.
READY-MADE CLOTHING.
! Ny stock Of Cstltpa Is larger tfan 10 has ever heer
+ tefore. and rsnuaf fr sgrHHs-ri by any va the city. and
emsrscss following articles, vil.-A large Quanti4
of sup'r D. fci dress sad froct coats. beaver. h snkct
sstiuet AMI tweed cesfs. also Do ack. hlue and fancy 10Y
ored csss.nerss and saitret Pants. Vests oi at hlHh-
AND quatties \ SINE article 90 white linen s7ir'' 'a
oms AVID cot ar. AID various other artire~ 100 tedious
10 mention. Therefore respectfully invite mt friends
citizens aud the ia ic it genera To- cal and eAaIii'
my sincS before purchasing else hcre. iHaVe it-i e.
ceved the latest tashions-al customer wnis We
strictly atienreit0. ~hAhNLhb0'
Wheeling. oct o.. rs.
Pm Y ! RuHurtou, wills Hrs formerly Neen eWt
tinr cor y ltug les & -. pes r,t"u'lv ini5fWs ~ Wltn"'
and The ,utfc that o. h.rra tct VIII He fuHr3 al 'e Is
ts~'fisHurnt of & Is atul-r
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-25

CLEANSE ard StrengfheH, CoHsumPf,cH rsH be eHred
Bronchitis. Consumption, Ljrrr Complaint Coi&s,
Catdrrh. CoHghs, 9sfhae, Sp'fftHr " Rlo0d,
SsrcHcss ~ he ClcsL ~ cffs Fisst. Night
Sseats Difcnii or Prefasc Erperfo.
ration. PAN ~ the SIDE, sc. hare
been oaG cen BE- cured.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-25

4

Owing TO the great success aud immense sale Of DIR
Townsends sarsaparllla, a number OF men VINO were
formerly our Agents, have commenced making Sarssparills
Extracts. Eiixirs, Bitters, Extracts OF yellow Dock &c.
They generally put IL up in the same shaped bottles.
and some Of them have stolen and copied our advertise
nents. they are only WORTHLESS mutations, and should
be avoided.
Prucspal Offices. la6 FULTON STREET. sun Build.
ias. n. v; ksddiug a Co, { State street Bostor Dyou
q Soas 1872 Norta Second street Philadelphia ) y.
IiHuce. Druggist Baltimore +. N. Cohen. Charleston
Wight & Co ISL Cbarues street New Orleans l05
sauta Pearl street Albany aud by all the principal
bruerists ani Merch tuts generally throughout the Uni-
,ed states. West lniies and the Cauaias
For sale, Wholesale aud retail, ~ q PRYOR & &
Agents al ID Todd = old stand, MAN ST. Wheeling, Va.
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TEAS.

AT THE ChNIUN ItN StUKh,
llarlti Sgpgrr. Ukcsli0g. Va.
--yPTRT vnu may ful pore tees, ~ p'ficd ~ ne
EN Canton TEA COMPANY OF New l7rs. l2a thaihah
and 1877 urrcuwith ste.
EefaH rfices az f~o8aws-sa'iet in al casts 10 he re-
EnEENN
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ApOTuECA
DRUGS ANn MLN1ClNEN-

rI1NE sniscubefs have just received from the Eastern
i citlcs. a fresh aud well selected assortment Of Med
ictnes, including tie more recent chemicals; also pure
white aud red wines and brandy tor Haiesi purposes.
purchase after te most careful personal Inspection.
Win a view 10 superiority of qusiiiy and can therefore
fecommend them a. thslr patrons aud friends with en-.
iie confidence IA their Furty and freedom from adulie-
lati0u.
We have always on hand, a supply of all the hest pa
tht prsp sfattuns, among winch which may he enumer-
hsd W stars Balsau, ayers berry Pectoral, iiuncks
fshoera, uphan's fiie tircJuary, Drs Weavtr and
'ayhr's amry Medicines, Woods. ToR nsend's, sands
th1 htisto Safsbparfla We are sole Agents for GAYS
a a., vl , AheAaiasaa, a new ialit0nla plant Of rare
aledical virtues, puhhciY admitted hy Or Townsend
"Ah"isciu7rf OF 1oWiseuG's sarsspaIiila. 10 he far
elef thsn saIsapaFiiis-" Cah aud examine the above
articles Of tAe Drug store OF
& son.
oeth slsa Of ,As Golden Mortar, l73 Asin 81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-25

This Extract OF Sarsapsnils has been expressly pfepa-
rcd in reference to female complaints. No female Who
has reason to suppose she is approaching that critical pc
Rod. q The turn Of life should neglect 10 take 1t, as
II is a certain preventive for any Of the numerous aud
horrible diseases 10 which females are subject at this
time OF life. This period meg be deiegea for sentrdI
wears By using the rtdtciHe. Nor Is At less valuable
tor those VINO are approaching wonanhoDd. as II Is Cal
culated 10 assist nature by quickening the blood snd IN
vigorating the system. JUDGED, tais medicine Is insalua-
jcct.
1t braces the whole system. remove permanently the
natural energies. By removing the impurities OF the body.
not so far stimulating Is TO produce subsequent relaxation,
which IL the case Of most medicines taken Tor female weak.
ness and disease. By u.ing 4 few bottles Of tsis medicine,
many severe and paiaiul surgical operations may be
prevented.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-25

:. BRADY. ESQ., Cashier NAN Bankl yyhe,in,
y. cRANGLE aud 20. ~
IHDS BELL. and CO. Bridgeport Ohio.
MAHLON MARTIN. Nelisvlile. Ohio.
: AZ " HARBAIGH,
LORFNZ STERLING Co. Piusbursh, Pa.
CHURCH CARuTlEkS Coz
r. srEES Co, Philadelphia, ana Philadelphia
i~erchantS generally, sep7-dIyf
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A CARD.
RrAvn. JAS. : MARI
REATH q MARTIN,

G1LolR FACTORS ana general Commission Me chants
- iorthe sale OF Bacon, Fork. Lard. Butter, Seeds aud
every DESCRIPTION OF W esien Produce, Central Block
Broad street., PHILADELPHIA, Pa.
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RITTER,S

RIDTER'S
COMPOUND SYRUP or 4 a WILD CHERRY
HIS pleasant, safe aud eiheacious remedy for coughs
. colds, sore throat. Asthma, shifting OF Hood a,d M
diseases i tue ehrst tending TO CoNsUArTIoN, Is ff sale
ny storekeepers generally, "a TINS aud adioni,r conn.
Wholesale and Gail ~ Tie pt0prietoss.
J l. a u J RITTER, Druggists.
loi Nofta second ST., below Vine, PnlL'A.
head the Ionowtns NoiuniNk testimonial g.
SHhtANeld, Monroe co, IA. Dec :, ls47
Mcssfs J l. n d J kIIler Gentemct4-l fael h m
dull 10 scklioNiedsc TO you the sfeai henedt 1 have ~.
ce'NrI IRON Tue use ui Your Compound syrup OF Tar
ana " ia marry. Having heen iUr ah,ig time afflicted
wan " iuhn"Haft o'niplalAt, / tried ali lhe usuai fefa.
edtcs " ituout ottslning reilri ~ iru. f,r,ut.stetY N, n"
! was l'e'"Hhehatdl" uss your syrup. the uist totiie
''a"r e"eo"ratt favorable lnpfess an GA ,V di.easr-
I o"i'ihue tahise - aud am happy &C. sAg d las aIntd-d
nc great feliri aud 1 c6erffuuy recommend ,hus. mn
ief'"- uNdef si.alisT nJ.aiu,s 20 ase your .nvaiua5l.
medicine. JOuN N-ILVuAvr
LII ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-25
Dry Goods at Wholesale.

SELBY, AGNEW & SWEARINGEN.
Whaling. Va.
a RE now opening their Fall stock of Dry Goods.
AA for lohhing, comprising a large and mos, desirable
assortment for the country trade, bought al The present.
season, at very reduced prices, 10 which they very res
pecifuiiy invite the attention of merchants, being pre-
pared to afer great Undue eInents. set y
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-25
AFFLICTED, READ;

pHIDAnELPHIA MEDICAL HOUSE-Established
! Is years ago, by DIR KINKEldN. The oldest,
snresl and best hand to cure all forms of secret diseases.
diseases OF The SKIN aud solitary habits Of youth, Is Or.
K~INkELlN, n. w. corner Of Third and Union sts..
between Spence and Pine, u squares from the ia
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Youth who nave injured themselves by a certain
practice INDUCED ina habit frequently learned from,
evil companions, or al sehool-the effects Of which are
nightly fell. even when ssleen. aud destroy hpi. mind
aud body, should apply Immediately. WeaAness and
constitutional debllHy Immediately cured, aud nII vicor
restored. A~lleiters posi- paid.
HouNu MEN
If YOU value your ite or your health. remember the
delay OF a month, NAY, even 4 week. may prove vour
rum, both OF body and mind. Hence let no false mod
esiy deter lOu from making yoar case known TO one who
from educalloh ana fespectabiiiiy, can alone hefriend
GU. lie who places himself under Dr.. kiukelm's treat.
neni, mas 'elisiousiy coRhde ia his honor as a gentle.
man, aud ia whose bosom VIII be forever locked the SC.
cTet OF the patient.
Too many think they viii hug The secret totheir own
hearts, ant cure themselves. Alas! low often IN ms
iataI deiusioh' ana how many a promising young man,
VINO might have been al ornament 10 society, has faded
COUNTRY INyALIns,
hadiuF II announcement 10 make personal application,
can, b stating 'lielf case oAplcius together with ali
to 'heh . chest containing III. KS medicines appfopri.
attd accordingly.
Facssges OF Medicines forwarded to any part Of The
bnlied rsaies al d lnoiHunts notice.
tusi paid letters. addressed TO DR. KlNKLLIN,
Flniade.piI1. VIII lie pfonuu> auendedt 10.
Sc advertisement "a .he spint Of lie Times, Phna.
d.lnta- Nov 2G.-y
BRkNTLlNGER'S APOTHECA.
ASHLAND SQUARE, WHEELING. Va.
* HERE Physicians prcscdp ions ere accurately
~ aud neatly pan up a. All hoefs OF zoe da, ana
night also where eau be- had the ,olOw ing popular med.
1oet Iayne's Medicines.
Doci Roses do
Riey's Pie Ointment.
Lewis Indian Vegetable PMS,
s s9.a1at 90 do do Sugar f,i''
Rousnd's anli.cosive do
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-25
CHEAPER THAN EVER!

.o.uoI4l al ros. 81 ana 50,
SoUTH WHEELING,
opp. J. II. McMechen & Cos Shoe Store.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-25
C.uspu,ptfc, Cured.

A. 81 rencws and invtFotatc. th" system. siyrs activity
to the limbs, and strength to q G muscular sysiemi N a
most extraordinary decree.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-25
HENRY s ROBINSON.
Opposite b Monroe House, Main stree,

BROWN SILK CAPS.
U.s. received. q tof o splendid ''rsvlor Brown sin
a. Nats-t %h'eHttth article aud tpr slit rhcan al = n
htRftR'S Hat ard C49 store. corner of Nan
MON streets. ral ahA aee. a,tsS. y"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-25

Ii Is the safest and most eiectual medicine for puri
flying the system, aud relieving the suferings attendant
upon child birth ever discovered. II stfengthels both the
mother and child, prevents pun and disease, Increases
aud eHrichcs tme io0d, those who baYe used II think
It is indispensable. 1t is highly useful both before and
aifer confinement as Il prevents disaase. attendant upon
childbirth-inC ostiveness. Plies Crsnps. Swelling OF the
Feet, Despondeucv. Heartburn. Vomiting. Pam Ia tho
Back and Loins, False Pans, iIenOrrhage, and In regu-
iatiug the srcrenons aud equai1iag the circulation II has
no equal, The great beauty Of this medicine IS, II Is al
ways safe, aud the most delicate use 1t most successfully,
very few cases require any other medicine, ia some a
little Castor Oil, or Masnesia. is useful. Exercise 10 tho
open air, and light food with this medicine, will slways
ensure u safe aud easy confinement
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-25

ynE PEOPLE!

TIVE hone and siuew Of lie land, sh7rif w,ke NJ,
. and tlarnuahiy examine tier moraL roitieN spd
perun.ary c%ond1i7n. and Pc prepared TO cast t'eH VOC
- 49, rrxt prystlapftsf T. r.ttor. WITH te ~sfrictest rel
e-cnee o. the good ~ the whoie ieaga ard tfesdth o.
our Glorious J&inn. tnu seco Hay. go aine. 70 the
rrariutstus Of talaaruR. tul To- te uldst Of Their
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-25

nIL CoCKs-A new and splendid articie, Just reed
and fx sals By HOENBnOOh & DILLON.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-25

.HNaA 1hts
cosmetics, Chak. and a variety Of preparations gen.
eraiis In use, when applied 20 the face. very soon spoil it
OF IT. beauty. They close the pores Of the skin and
check the circulation, which, WHOM nature IS not N varied
BY disease or powder or the skin iaaamej by thu alAa-
Hes used IA soaps, heauune. ls own production To the
: human face Divihe," as sei as To- the garden OF rich and
dclicately united and Vlregated hoNens A free. active
and healthy circulation OF tac duiis or the oou'siny of
lie pure. ricl blood to the eNuennues, Is that which
paints the conntcaauce Ia the most exquisite beauty.
Il Is that which imparts the Understandable shades and
flashes Of loveliuess that all admire, hat none can de
scribc. THIS beauty is tae offspring Of Hafare-not o.
ponder or soap II there IS not a free and healthy circu.
ianoa, there Is no beauty. lfthe lady Is fir As driven snow,
II she paint and use cosmetics, and the blood Is thirk,
cold and impure, She is not beautiful. If she be brown
or yellow, aud there is pure and active biool, il gives
. rich bloom 10 the cheeks, and u brliaHcy TO their eyes
that is fascinating.
This IS why tue southern. and especially the Spanish
ladies, are so much admired. Ladies IN the north wac take
but ilttle exercise or are confined in close rooms, or have
spoiled their complexion hy the application of dclcteri-
Gus mixtures, II they wish to REGAIN elasticity Of step,
buoyan spirits sparkling ewes and heauiilu' compilations,
they should use DR.. Tosnsend's Strsapauila Thou-
sands who have tried II are more than satisfied. are delight.
ed Ladies of every station crowd our office daily.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-25

Notice To the h4ndtcs.
Those that iminte Dr. Townscnd's Satsapariila, have
invariably called their staff a great Remedy for Females,
&c &C. and have copied our bills and circulars which
relates to tho complaints of women, word for word-other
men who put up medicine, have, since the great success
of DR. TowEsends sarsaparila In complaints incident TO
females, recommended theirs although previously they d!
not. A number Of these mixtures, Pills, &c, are iuju-
nous % females, as they aggrayate disease, aud under
niue the constitution. DR.. Townsends is the only and
brst remedy for the numerous female conplalnts-it
rarely, if ever fails Of efectng "a permanent cure. Ii
c4n he taken by the most delicate females, in any case,
or by those expecting to become mothers, with the
greatest advantages, as il prepares the systsm aud
prevents pam or danger, and strengthens both mother
anil child. BE careful TO get the genuine.
ScrOfHln Cured.
TINS certificate conclusiYey proves that THIS Sarsaparil-
la has perfect control over the most obstinate diseases Of
the Blood. Three persons cured in one house is unproce.
dssled.
Three Children.
Dr.. Townsend-D-aF Sir | have the pleasure to in
form you that three Of my children have been cured OF the
sciofdla by tho use OF your excellent medicine. They
We're afflicted very severely with bad sores have taken
four bottles IT took them away for which | feel myself
under great obligation.
Yours, respectfully,
ISAAC w. GRAIN, 100 Woosterst
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-25

" II INA HF, sNNeINc9 FaNacca a M7Ilclne peculiarly
adapted 10 their use Most ladies dunng the period OF
rte- 'ncy are afflicted wtl plies, nr. sweetser's Pan
aeea, by regulating Tie To stis, VII entirely ohyiaie
thls, ana It's p~arliytns f~foperiies on The llood and fluids,
insufes 10 them healthy offspring. No one " no is Il
mother should he wiluaui II, and those who are nursing
Will ind II Of great bcuedtto the health Of ticir Infants.
DR.. sNEETSEkS ~PANACEA. being composed on
~ OF aves etshlc matter, or medical herbs, and warraa
ted, on oaih. as containing not a particle OF iuercurial,
mineral, chemical substance, is found IN Is perfectly
harmless To the most tender age or The weakest fame.
usder any stage OF human suffering, the most pleasant
and benign M It's operation That " as ever offered to the
world; and al The same lime, Tie most certain in search.
lug out the ROOT OF any complaint, however deep, and 0;
performing a cure.
frite. 81 per hotties OF sa bottles for So. For sale,
wholesale aud reisil, by SEIH :. HANCE,
lhs BaI.lmOtestreei, Baltimore.
For sale by James Baker. " heeiIag. va. eel4.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-25

EAf-S, AVERY. No 10 Monroe : reef. he. i,
hMnta sAlet.lt as.1gtn'cNt 81 cans, 10 winch 10
Is constantly making seasouahie addl,ions. sur9i s
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-06-07
From the Cincinnati Gazette, June 5.
The Market.

Embracing the Sales re portedon the books Of the
Merchants Exchange. TO the la,es, hour.
Fl0nr-The market TODAY was very
dull, and tho only sales heard Of were loo
bris. from railroad. delivered and inspect
ID. ut S!:25; nd SO brls. from canal a,
$500. Worry little arrived.
ProriSious-The market was que! to-
dry, the demand having been apparently
suspended. The only sale of Meat heard
Of was small 10, Mess Pork d, 50. OF
Lard 261 kegs No. country rendered
were sid at 5sc.: 20 do. do. y, $50.
Uhisky-SaIes of ia br's. a, lie:
l67 do. at &C.; So do at l4Ic.; 50 do.
rec;ified at l:ac.
Cotton-A saIo of So bales low mid
ding at SC. cash.
Checsc-A sale of so boxes for ship
men, At sac.
Leaa-A sale of 45i pigs Galena.
from landing. n, 1910 cash.
Bark-A sale of 60 cords Chesnu, Oak
at 50 per cord.
Linseed OLA sale of 50 brls from
canal at 47c.
Sugar-SaIes Of IS bids prime New
Orleans a, 44c.: so brls. assorted Nos
Loaf. a, 7!a9c.; 30 do. on private terms.
Tallor-A sale Of 6 bris. from store
at74c.;
Money Matters-The ,ightness of the
Money Market continues naba,ec. Gu,
doors rs high rs 2 ger cent. per month Is
sometimes paid on good securities.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-06-07
INSTRUMENTATION.

A correspondent. writing 10 the Jehcr-
sonian from Indianapolis. is out in defence
of the governor for refusing to sign bill
for the charter of company to construct
a turnpike through Wayne and Henry
counties. on the line of the national road.
''W ant of time" to examine the bill is the
reason assigned, for the refusal Of the
Governor. There was no want Of time
in this case. He read the bill, and pick
ed out some frivilous objections; but we
opine that if the counties referred to had
voted for him and the party. as some other
counties had done, there would have been
no objections TO the bill
The following paragraph appears in the
letter referred to
"The members did draw their mileage
at the small pox adjournment. amounting
to three thousand dollars; they also drew
it again at the close Of the session.
This is true we presume at least. so far
as every locoioco is concerned; and ii may
be in reference to the Wings. We re-
ceived it, and would take it again under
similar circumstances. Wevo;ed against
every motion TO adjourn on account of the
smallpox We were willing and anxious
10 remain there. 1t was loss to us to
come home. and had it not been for the
loco members no adjournment on account
of the small pox would have taken place.
Mos. of the members OF that party board
ed at the Palmer house, where Mr. kenn-
edy died. They had TO leave the town or
remain at that house, as they could not
obtain boarding at any other house in the
city. One. distinguished member of the
senate. a loco, voted for the adjournment.
but when the ayes noes were called. and
his name was to be recorded. he changed
his vote. and stated on the floor of the
senate that he would not object to an adj
journment. if made by common consent.
but he as not willing to record his
advise our loco friends to say as little a.
bout this matter as possible, as their only
object is to make political capital. For
instance. the loco member from Franklin
county. living about 60 miles from Indi-
annapolis, on the most direct route, chang
ed for some elC miles, by the way Of Mad
ison. while We only received pay for the
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-06-07
Four Days Later from, Europe.
Great Disturbance in Fraace-People
seized on the National assembly.

Great Disturbance in France-People
seized on the National assembly.
New YoRk. May 90.
The steamer United States arrived at
New \ orl this morning about 6 clock.
from Liverpool, bringing four days later
news from Europe.
PARIS. May l5th--The people iorcibly
entered the National Assembly. and n.
Huban proclaimed. in the name OF the
people. the dissolution OF the Government,
The demonstration originated in the sym
pa,hy for Poland.
The workmen all left their shops. and
all the different clubs with banners. as
seinblel. on the boulevards. singing the
Narcotics hymn. They then proceeded
and rushed into the chamber.
I The National Guard remained firm. and
finally dispersed the mob. Several Of the
IingleaGers have been arrested
The tustrians have been defeated in i
saDgunary combat near Verona.
ireland.
BY the latest intelligence from Ireland
lfitc}itn had been arrested under the ne"
felony law. The trial OF . Bricn has
closed. The jury were not agreed
Neagher's trial is progressing. Nothing
important.