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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-14

Gen. ScorT.-The ". o. Delta of the Sd inst. says /:
We heard yesterday that orders in this city, which
would probably dctain Gen. Scott in Mexico longer
than he expected Those orders relate to matters
before the Court Of Inquiry, which will have be in
vestigated In Mexico. 1t was originally Gen Scotts
intention to proceed Immediately from Vera Cruz to
New York by and to avoid much as possible all
public parade and display. But there are no steam
ers in Vera Cruz, destined for Now York. he will no
doubt be compelled to come to New Orleans Without
wishing to thwart any of the brave old Generals de-
sres we cannot but rejoice the accident which
will enable New Orleans to display to tho laurced
chief, the deep gratitude and warm admiration which
they entertain for his splendid services.
Gen. Twiggs left Philadelphia Friday for Wash
ington dinner was rendered to him in the former
city, which he was constrained to decline on account
Of business which called him hence
Brig. Gen Lane, the marion" Of the army in Mexico
after flying visit to his home in Indiana we learn re-
turned to our city yesterday board the Andrew
Jackson and presume will be off in the first boat
to Vera Cruz to join his command.-N O. Delta, May
stu.
The Hon A. p Butler passed through this city yes
terday on his way to his residence his absence his
public duties being occasoncd by the illness of two
members Of his family Charleston News, May 10.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-14

There active demand from the country trade
for most all descriptions. numbco Of small sales
were effected during the week. Kentucky ana Virginia
tobacco were in less demand than previously. The
opinion Is general and well founded that we cannot
sustain our present rates Our latest news from New
Orleans quote large stock.
TEAS AT Arcrios-Importcd in the ship Samuel
Russcll-Terns, notes ut six months. Hyson-25 half
chests TIC per 10; II chests 20; Is half do 81 80
chests 261s 1873 do 20; 10 half do 90; IS do %; 20
chests 81 Young Hyson21 half chests S3s; IL cases
79 10 half chests 49, IL do 171z 10 do 70 10 do Goa
IL do CO. 30 do and 10 621 % half chests 6lls
5S do 5l ITO do 56s 80 to 81 20 do Boa 10 do asa
half chests 4s GO do a2u AZ de- iil % do a. rs do
40s rs do 40 20 do 39 121 do 49, 40 do 81 SIS do 49,
3 do 351a; 100 do 35; % do 34 III do 33s 30 do 49,
So do 32s; 10 do 80; II do 31s 106 do 81 10 do 30
50 do 3d. 65 do 2S; 80 do 27la GO do ~; Ill do 90
25l do 25>s; 245 do withdrawn. Hyson Skn16 chests
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-14
OFFICE OF THE NEWARK BANKING AND INSURANCE
Y layn ri.au ard

NTFTJE
~ Company-Questons having arisen touching the reward
for the recovery the package bank aud checks
lately stolen from Of the officers OF this Bank and to the
parties entitled the il has been agreed he
who already claimed said part
submit the whole to the award Of atrators
the eud that all persons claiming
in the reward make the known to tho
Of said Bank before the eighteenth day of May nst
said arbitration. II they h do
he after debar The arbtraors will meet at the Pha
depa City, the nineteenth instant, at
o'clock In the afternoon hear said claimants Newark, May
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-14

LNACTS FOR GENTLEMEN.-IT Is A WELL KNOWN AND
L. established that clean for pants for
week than all other similar establishments together
The that dsagrceabe cooring steam
all One trial asked Repair
all kinds Of clothing cheap No Murray Broadway
Dyeng done every Thursday by A. CORTlssOS No. Murray
~ NJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-14

YACHT COQuET FOR SAIE-THE COQUETTE is
schooner rugged rs ijt tons bsrhen coppered and copper
fastened built in 1916 for the and finished and
furnished in the She is ~
deck 10 feet IA inch BEAM draws Os feet aft ga feet
and supposed be the fastest vessel Of her class in tho
For further particulars apply to JAMES H. PERKINS,
No. 30 Long Wharf Boston. Boston, May ~, ls4S
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-14

RoWEiti TnEAfKf--MONnAY EVENfNG. NAY L.
VIII bc performed for the first tune new romantic
meio dramatic play IN ree acts founded James celebrated
novel, entitled EHREN STElN. Count William, Mr. Marshal;
Herr Saen Dyott Ferdinand Clark Count Frederick. Ti:on;
Baron OF Eppn'ed Warden The Emperor II Germany Jordan;
Adelaide Mrs Abbot Countess Of Previous
o. which the laushaho farce, called THE KING AND T. Sir
William Merote Mr. Tton Peryn pyedneh Burke Mistress
Mayove MrA Waleot Boxes 81 cents Pit IS Galley
ia cents Priva pxss So Doors open 7crfrrnance
commence at hall past T.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-14

$500 cHALLENGE;1SoT GENTLEMEN ZEN WHO
Tailoring Cleaning Dyeug and Repairing Establishment at 90
Gold where all paint pitch, tar and
glue your clothes the shortest notice and
the reasonable by j. D. N0A 66 Gold street.
from Ieekman.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-14

DACKET SHIP ST. DENIS, FOR HAvRE-THE PAssEN-
gers will please board Pier No ., North River,
o'clock precisely The mails will close ut the usual
places nj II o'clock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-14
NuATuAM TILE ,rur- sorr I,pnnn Irro, ~, I e,

CHAfuAM TIEATIE-SOLE PROPRIETOR AND Les
~, see, MI +. = Chanfrau-uonday Evening. May 10
WI DC presented the SEALED SENTENCE-yictor fAyitte
Mr. Vary valentine Doumay Mr. Held Justine, Miss Niles
70 DO followed BY NEW YORK AS n lS-Mose Mr. chan
rHu joe, Mr. Wnana William Twill Mr. Herber Katy. Hrs
LOON n; 10 conclude With SPIRIT OF THE WATERS, Or
ms fiIe fend-Sr Huidehrind, Mr. HELD Master Lapwig
rros' Mr. Winans; Onda Mrs j. g. Booth; Ondiue Mrs. c.
Jones Lotto Miss De!oriane Doorsopen at 7Perfornancs
uoulhehoe az IA o'clock. Be6e3 % oens-Pift l21I
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BALrrsonr, Nav IS. 1915.
TIE Irish Contradictions Caught ia his oir, Ttap
Lone and Suicide Commerce SC

1ae IRISH Contributions--Caugh ia has 0ic't Ifap
-Love and Suicide Commerce, &c.
The Irish Committee are, learn, rapidly increas-
ing their fund to aid the physical force men of Ire
land in striking blow for freedom. They have
appointed ward committees, and sufficient will
doubtless be raised to arm regiment of one thou
sand men.
Mr. Joseph Burk, merchant on Baldersion
street, set sprng-gun in his warehouse, which
had been frequently robbed of late. Yesterday
having occasion to enter the room where the
trap set and forgetting il was there, he trod on
the trap and received the full load in his arm, which
also grazed his body. 1t is apprehended that he may
lose his arm; the necessity of amputation is immi
nent.
A young lady, residing at the corner of Burk and
Dallas streets, yesterday took dose of laudanum
for the purpose of having revenge her lover, who
had quarrelled with her on the previous evening"
DR.. Monkim was called in, and with the aid of the
stomach-pump soon relieved her of almost an ounce
and half of the deadly narcotic. Foolish girl
There are at present IN this port, exclusive of bay
craft and steamers, lob vessels, viz. 8 ships, Is
banks, 81 brigs,s and 40 schooners. OF these, 6
are Bremen, and British.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-14

CIGARS, WINES, AND OIL.-JUST RECEIVED AND FOR
- sale at 1877 Fulton street. the ground hoorW00 best
Havana Scsars 20 dozen Italian Cordial "Resos 10 casks
Bordeaux and Clact Wine 400 pounds Nachtoches Snuff 30
Oo Soprahno D uccs this oil /. Of tho superior
character and favor being extract Of Olives AsoPor
Gold Sherry Malaga Madeira and Carct bottled by the gall
lon Of all Kinds and qualities For sale by FRANCIS BONE q
4 AIDES HAVE TIE CROTOS FIlTERED-IT Is FULL
IL OF impure hy and vegetable matter and the Nth Of St
re and farm yards (sce sediment in pals and wash bow)
The Diaphragm Filter IT ALL makes the water whole
for hot weather improves Tea and ad0na
wheness to Linen Please call and witness operation oil er
A $40 broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-14

RhOhDWAY THEATRE-MONDAY EVENING MAY 10
- wh e performed the play Il GISPPUS or the Forgotten
VrdaLon VT anderson Titus 9uutus Fuyiu Mr. Geo.
nhh1enhon Medon Mr. tredcrcks Pheax Mr. Shaw Cemos.
MT DAWSON Soyhna Miss Fanny Wallnek Norian Mrs
geant 10 conclude with The farce MARRIED RAKE
Mr fieuerck fnty M Lester; Mrs 1etrac aiss Rose
nm susan twist ars Watts Dress Circle and Parquotte
Mt y performance to commence nj Y, 6eloek -.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-14

vTNHE UNITED STATES MINSTRELS WILL REPEAT
their concert at the Brooklyn lnsuteThe u 5. Min
e consisting of the following gentlemen H. W Alexander.
H. James A. James, j. Coles, j. T. Marshall Pierr. Dumont
and Miller whose last week received with distn
guihed and unexamped respectfully that
they will give Monday evening May b.
Doors n 4 20 comm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-14

* ahNph LEHMAN htSEtM-f. T. BARNUM, PRO
- pretor. r. uircHcocg, ManagerSrendi Performances
every afternoon, at hapast o'clock and evening nj
quarter before The Giant Baby only IL months old weighing
ninety pounds The Balloon Panoroma of London
tre Statuary representing in 100 figures de Of life
Christ in the Manger hs Last Supper his Trial before
Plate Incorporate Family Great Western, the
American Fire King G. Reisnger yonist variety OF bril-
liant Electrical Experiments with and powerful
Madam Rockwell the famos Fortune Teller he ryate
at nm extra charge of - Admission the WHOLE
Ing Museum, Performances &c., 70 children ten
years Of age and old enough to walk alone, ta Re
served front scats, one shilling each
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-14

ID MACS, HAIR DRESSER AND WIG MAKER, FORMER
y ls9 Broadway, New York, in Philadelphia No 30
South Sixth street. of Chestnut legs leave to inform his
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-01

Dr. Townsend-Dcar Sir; ] have the pleasure TO in-
form you that three of my children have been cured of the
Sctoiul4 by the use Of your excellent medicine. They
were afflicted very severely with bad sores have taken
four bottles it took them away Tor which | feel myseli
under great obligation.
Yours, rcspcCtfulif,
ISAAC W. GRAIN, 100 Woos,er-st.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-01
THE GREAT REMtiDA OF
bs e..

"A Ntkl ~ ''b. "' .
&& By ~ ifi''"N" 49,
ad WitFt'i' cure "'
sraIIs burns, t'I.r' eIt N' ~.
Hannaiary 81 = i"'''i ~" .fr.g4
ifnc', ulcers, 'r'ri ~
wHtth Nflts o. Us t1''f p" N'
% never yet i'tfd "heI' "N"
Reai TIE Follow ~ ,-a
Manchester, N''L '''F -
THUS s u" teriiF 'Ht' roy WE
cuUel utiheuuaitr r'uI AMT SeN'" '
~ winch she was SD laut' as l-'u ~ ''
IS. iu uur vtek 81" was cN''l uf N-''- '' 20"
Ou. and could walls about a- Hstt =,
j'N '"t' m
The tffutfvr is commune aIl rf wv ~ h Ne-"f N'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-01
REMARKABLE CURE OF PILES,

or THIRTY YEARS STANDING
Mount Washin ton. Berkshire Co. Mas. Nov 20. 1877
Nessrs. kErcHAN 4 HFNsHAw:
Geuts-For thirty years ( have been afflicted wtth
Prizes. generally Debility, and Iufau stfou. causing tn
nor aud proiutsls Of TIE bowels, ard which had resisted
an ned cal treatment Or. tIapH an and Others ourid
give. The last three years Of that time. my suferirgs
def, description. | was confined to ms led. uuahe ~
bcip myself, aud al iast given UP BY my physicians and
& lends ia despair Of ever gaining ny health; ~ fact. for
tirce DAYS hgtnre ! commenced using Dr. Upbsnis Flee
tuary. 1 was entirely speechless, and my burial clothes
were made. But under the t%eneGceut Hicrcies OF PrUvt-
deuct, and the use OF nr. = phamfs Elcctuaty. though az
oLp MAN, I have the pleasure Of stating the rAcr to the
public that my health Is now good. ana hope olive many
years. ifit il Gods viii. aud 10 make known the virtUes
Of Or. ipllsm's Eiectuary, an 10 ecomWen u to my
aft cited fellow creatures. u helped me beyond the ex
peciattous OF ali that knew my case. aud | can only "a
TO others. that it Is IN nay optimism the best medicine IN
the world for Piles. or any diseased f the bowels, and II
they will use il according to the dir scttons. ! viii myself
warrant a cure in every one. Nsuts. with the utmost
expression ofthankfulne-s CORNELIUS SPUR.
Egretnout. Berk Co. Mass. Nov. 20. III.
The above certificate tells a simple and truthful story
ness Ia the case, | cheerfuily endorse
Or. CHAPMAN.
NorIor.-Tte genuine uphsn.s Eieeiua,y has his
written signature; thus tf "A Uptam, NJ - The
baud j. also done with a pen. Price. 81 a hoN.
sold. wholesale and retatiby kErcHAN x iIESsHtw,
l2l Fulton street. y. Y. J c|RUMBACkER, Agent,
for Wheeling, Va. and by Druggists generally through
out the L : and Canadas. ie27
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-01
ALENANnER HEYMAN'S.

- -
No. lA, lanes now vs." =" ""e'."
VIII nud tne most ntautlH' F'NeucNe"s
domestic Aanniectufes ever
lie has just returned from tus Eastern c.',er' "H'Ic y,
purchased ms goods IRON ntet a'u w
old friends ana cu-i"u't- "o' u'
any other house W Town A"u o'unltY y W
find % 10 t1er advantage 70 Ni-lt w whvesat
mcrtut Doe Store leIe Wy w ~ w
rey oi tieee "''a- -h"' GO" "' '' ."
the Western country.
fot thc SNlsi-'t ". vi ~ N'"t feu
who can oniy -peI, W. NN ~
meratiue a patt OF hr eN.eusi'' ssso,.'e"s y
CLbIiS-lW pieces It.e'' rnElsn' p,isiu"i SUI
German cloths, among WWch VIZ W iouha feue iNl
g wide and very Ntt, ~uitanf. :. hAutes t""Ns
SID per 80. equally g. eood a. 1 soio lSstsp'lh2 "tf
also, = vcfy heavy and dutnhle ciuih al W" lAe 81
50 Cor q coat trimmed Also, Anew rieces' 'NNs asa
perfue. II Pesies est. such a. cannot be excelied, el-
thef for hcauty or pfiee, ~ te es'efh Wo'H-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-01
yENI. ElDI. VICI.

-, -, =. -.,..
D. J. : fVnp T0Npf ~; ~ =
To,+S NM ~ 81, ~ - ~, i ErSfi1NS
rms medietne is o6ered 10 the pn6lie under the a. :
surance that there is 10 article in existence having siron
ger claims to their consideration. Beng compounded
by 4 regular 4 OF JEFFERSON col
EGE Philadelphia. and a practising Physician Of
twenty ,esrs standing IN Philadelphia. his long expert
ence Las confirmed him N the opinion that a compound.
ed medicine was required 10 prevent and remedy the de-
Initiation produced ty residing m low MIASMATIC
CLIMATES. and 10 coanieract the prostratlug iuHuen-
ces of the many nervous disorders with which the hu.
man family are afflicted.
DIR. ALLEN Is a well known Physician, aud has
used the above medicine an his practice Tor EIGHT
with the most astonishing effect, having tested
its qualities in above five thousand cases
aa,ion from Phgslciaas Of eminent standing tban has
heeu bestowed on this. Read the following;
Tie late DIR. GEORGE |McCLELLAN, of ThIladel
phia, pronounced 1t one Of the BEST TONIC prepar0-
items he had ever used, and recommended II strongly an
cases 81 Dyspepsia, Nervous Debility. etc.
The following IS a~oe1'faet OF letter from
DR. ROBERT AGNE"'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-01
TlIE GRAND PURGAWlN
BEs. dIgIESNEss's

Sugar Coated Vegetable Extract PITS.
rrrilEsE celebrated PILLS have ohtalneI an cnvinnle
! uoterlety in the United states a a curative iur ga
{ Ituer.. dyspepsia, sour stomach, headache, fcvers. piles.
/ eostiveness, coughs, heart burn, liver complaint scutyy,
sore throat. inward weakness, psipfaiisu OF the hear.
( indigestion. and a variety uf other diseases 10 which
flesh Is heir, as medicine for the million. In allseas1ns
[ tttue yesf sprug. summer, fall and winter, aHd unde
/ 40 circumstance, they can be taken with perfect safely
aud success. As hermitage Snd general medicine tor
/ children, they are unrivaied. Beng coated with pure
! white sugar. children VIII easily take them they uri
Their grippe nor nauseatei are gentle nut thorough iH their
operation. For adults by mcreasingthe dose. they are
equally beneficial. Is an ANTI Bilious Pin they viii be
found without a superior; ask any one among the thou
sands who use Ihcm, and an unqualified approval Viii
sthe csitar result.
Remember nr. e Clckner is the original Inventor
nfSurar Coated Pills, and Thai nothing on The sort was
ever hratd of, until he introduced them n Juue. lef3-
Purchasers, should, therefore, always asa for Cickners
sugar coated Vegetable Pills, and take no other, or they
wilh be made The victims Of a fraud. Price p oeuls per
suN.
Or. CHeknef's principal office for the sale OF Fills. isG6
Eelsey 81 cet- New ark,
WIN JACKSON. ~ Liberty ST, bead Of Wood street
Pittsburgh. Pa General Ag%nt tor fennsy wanna, N0uA
OhHs. aud IS esIeru Virginia.
Sold ~ the following duty appoiuted agents.
4 O fgtrculd, Wheeling; Jss 4 Grat & 60, bridre.
port. Iohn fenutufofe, Mariusviiei J A u BROWN, Irs
NelIshursh l. y host, Wtrrentown; W siiac- n Bfach
tf. Ia range, Nsaale a Vance, fuaicl1Aia; Geo Val
soa. West Alexander John Kelley, C~islsviiei Sample
Sweeney. Mashtnsion
NUriGE-Au tairchiid has leen appointed supply
iHs Agent too Is esiern Npgihia- Aseuis requiring tur
tser .aaf es, amt persons WisniAs 10 tsculae Agents
WiN please apply 10 Alia. %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-01

hEfAs
PmLsnFtpHIA. 10Th mo-. 18th. 1916.
To T. r.. PETERSON, Ne. % Chestnut street Having
seen requested to give NV opinion on the merits of
McALLlSTER'S SALNE.1 am willing to enuInerate
some of the benefits which / conceive | have e1peren-
red IN the use Of the article.
In the Spring Of 1915 had an attack of E~rosipelas in
my face, which became very palHtul, and extended INTO
one of my eyes; beng attended with fever, my distress
was great, and began to be fearful OF losing my eve.
a short time previous to this pamphlet " as thrown
iuio my house. entitled - TNSENSlBG.E PEISPlRA
TION," setting forth the virtues of " McALLISTER'S
or The WORLD SALNf."
Although not much abelieveriu what is termed quack
med icines, I purchased a box and made an application
to my face. To my surprise the pain soon absted. and
in a weeks time ! was entirely cured aud | hruly he
ieye, that it was the Saiye under Providence that cured
me.
From that time 10 the present | have used the article
As occasion required, and IN every case where ! have
used It, have found a decided benefit.
AT one time. on going 10 he'd at night my throat was 50
sore that | swallowed with difficulty, but By an appiica
ton of the Save ! was relieved before morning.
| have used il IN cases Of Burns, Bruises. Spralns and
Flesh Cuts, all with the hHppiest effects. and sne case of
poison ng BY a wild vine IN the woods, has been dried
up and cured by a few applications.
From my own experience. | would strongly recon
mend It to all, as q cheap, convenient family medicine.
IL seems to partake more of an ointment than a saiNe,
and in very hot weather II gets quite liquid; hence, it
requiresno preparation other then to rub il on the aflicI
ed part.
have become so partiaito it, that expect To keep il
constantly III ny family.
Though upamtiiieus TO appear in print, yet cannot
refuse 10 have this communication made pubic, II Judged
Respectfully thine. WIN. ADAMS,
oct 20 No % Uld Road.
Fer sale by james Baker, Wheeling, Va. and James
Burnley, EliZaheilIown, Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-01
Ecmnie vlediciue.

DR.. Townseuds Slrsaparilla Is a sovereign and speedy
cure orincipient Consumption, Barreness Prulapsus Uteri
or Failing of the Womb. Costivencss. Piles. Leucorrhpa,
or Whites. Distracted Or difficult McnstruatIOn, lnconti.
ncuce Of Urine, or involuntary discharge thereof and for
the genera prostration ofthe systom-no matter whether
tho result Of inherent cause or causes produced by irrcru.
iaritv, Illness or accident Nothing can be more surpris
lng than II, inyiEoratiHF effects on the human frame. Per-
sons Of an weakness and tassitude, from taking 1t At once
become robust and fan of energy under it influence. It
In medately cOuuteracts the nervelesSuess Of tbe female
frame, which l. the great cause of Barrenness. twill not
BE- expected of us, IN cases OF so delicate a nature, to ex.
hihit ceriihc ttes ef cures performed but W. can assure the
afflicted. that hundreds Of cases have been reported TO rs.
Thousands Of cases where families have been without
children, sfrer using a few bottles Of this invaluable meeii'
cine, have been blessed with fine. healthy offspring.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-01


u lSkS VIII he taken by the FIRE & MARINE IN
COMPANY OF WHEELING AT TIKI
LOWEST RATES On
buildings OF ali kinds, stone, brick or wooden andtheir
contents.
Steamboats,, factories, mills, &C.
Furniture.
And MERCHANDISE of all kinds.
And against all dangers attending the transportation of
goods on rivers, lakes, seas, canals, and railroads.
FOR The character OF the company as Ia pronptitude
and liheFallty IN the adjustment and payment OF losses
we beg lsSve 10 refer To the merchants OF this place and
elsew here who have had the adjustment of claims upon
as. oi'ce on M-in street. H.. W. HARDING, see'y.
aug 4.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-01
Albany, April /. lsi5


Owing TO she great success and immense sale Of DIR
TownsenIs Sarsaparia- a number Of men who were
formerly oar Agents, haNe commenced making sarsspanita
Extracts. EhNirs, Biuers, EXTRACTS OF yellow Dock &c.
They generally pat II up IA the sane shaped bodies,
and some Of them have stolen and copied our advertise
ments. they are only worthless limitations, and should
be avoided
Principal onices, I26 FULTON STREET sun Build.
ING \. y: Rrddiuz a Cu.- STATE street be-tun DNou
q sous. i32 North Srcoad street Philadelphia ; :.
HAnce. piu1sisL Baltmora z, 81 Cohen, Charleston
NIsLt 4 Go. l3i Cuartrcs street AtN odeans les
Suuth peHri street Albany anil ~ $40 tha prime pal
nru-ti Us ans Merchants generally throughout the I'M
'~d SUtcs. Ne-t lnti-s md tr CtHatt.
For sale, whole 7te aud retail, ty G EPRYoa 4 &
Aaenis a. Dr. 1odd Old stana. mann y " uesMna. "a.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-01
CHEAP FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
AT No. 1863 AIN STREET. WHEELING,
JOUN ELLIOTT d CO..

n RE now receiving aud opening their large and wet'
Z&s selected stock of Dry Goods and Varieties, iI
the Fall and W inter trade, comprising everl variety ~
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods, Variety and Fanny
Goods, purchased IN New York and Phila. nom ths
Manufacturers and Importers at the present Yer! feda'
ced prices, aud are prepared to sell them either W hole
saie or Retail, al prices 10 compete with any hon<
west OF the Mountains.
They invite their customers and all others wanting
ANYTHING IN their line, to call and examine their assert
ment before purchasing elsewhere, as they afe deternit.
ned not to be uudcrsold.
Remember, The n. W. corner of Man ri aud Msrk1
Alley. oct7 John ELLIOTT " CO..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-01
%Spiuins BLOOD.

NfN I0rH 8VuT = TIT.
On. TowSsE~D-I verify believe your Sarsaparlla
has been the means through Providence Of saving my
life. / have for several years had a bad Cough. It he.
came wore and worse. AZ last | raised large quantities
of blood. had night swestS, aud was greatly dehliiated
and reduced, aud did not expect To live | have only
used vour Sarsapariila Il short TIME, aud tlere has a Won.
dorful change been wrought 10 me. an nov able to
walk all over the city. raise no blood aud MY cough
has lot me. lou can we'll imagine that AN thankful for
these results. Your obedient servant
WM. RUSSELL, Is Gatharines ST.