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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-05-04

kinds be mentioned expressly for the
Fall and Winter trade comprising the greatest variety of articles
be found in the State, to which the attention of the public is
Invited
PIN" Cold e%a S Hsc Watches, goa hsr IRE HE
Escapements Of all qualities and prices, from The cete-
jrated Makers in London and liverpool.
n %2S Je'OeJTy, 8,a @4 at ad c1, f dod
Beads, Guard Chains Keyes, Go,d md Siiver Pencils
Spectacles, Thmbles Gold Pens, Lockes, ,cith gen
erat assortment Of Gold, Siuer and Gill Fancy Goods
Plated Cake BasktS Cande8tcks, Castors, Plated and
Britannia Ware Spoons, Forks, Butter KniUeS, &c.
BRITANNIA TEA & COFFEE POTS,
Sugar and Cream Pots, Pocket Cutlery, Scissors
RazOrs, &c., from The celebrated manufacturers Of She-
field, Rogers Crooks & Co, aeith mony cheap kinds
Steel Bag and Purse Clasps, Steel Bends silk Guards Chains
and Purses Spectacle Eyes Lamp Wicks Tin and Shell Music
Boxes, Thermometers, Tea Bells, &C.
49, A good assortment of Watlets, Pocket Books
afF and Card Gases.
ooI'' Patent so Six Barrel self Revolving Pistols,
And great Variety Of Cheap Pocket Pistols, &c
Purchasers may be assured that everything in my line Wi! be
|
Montpelier, Oct 9TH, ls4z 40tf
EVERY description Of DRY GOODS, selling at prices which
- cannot tail to suit purchasers.
Call and see if we do not TELL THE TRUTH!
Feb. '4S. KEITH & BARKER.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-05-04
Notice.

THE Copanehtp heretofore existing under the rmof and
j. b. CRISTY is dissolvedby mutual consent
JAMES CRISTY,
JOHN B. CRISTY.
The undersigned will the business ofhe late drm, At
store and feels bound express his gatudeto the pub
lie generally the liberal patronage hitherto received and the
same time their attention large and well selected
stock Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods Hard and Cutlery
CoCkor, China and Guss Ware, West na Goods Drugs ahd
Medicines Paints Oils and Dye stuf Buaocs, Furs Boots and
Shoes and all Goods usually found country store, which will
be sold very low for Cash country produce
JAMES CRISTY.
Waterbury, VT. Dec 90, l547.
n b. All articles will be marked the Lowest Price, and sold
without variation.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-05-04

tn5 hes remedy known Tor the above complaints.
9 eware of coun!eres and imiations such as Carers
Compound Pulmonary BaSam, American Pulmonary Basn
others, part hearing the nane Enquire for the by
whole the "Negehie Pulmonary nAIsumn
has the written signature Of WA Junn Cutler upon yellow label
the blue wrappers Each bottle and seal stamped Vegea
BILE Pulmonary BalSam."
Prepared by REED CUTLER, formerly Reed, Wing Cut,
er importers aud wholesale dealers in Medicines Paints, Chemi
and Dye Su 81 Chatham street. Bnston BY
gists, Apotheca aud country Merchants generally For parc
ula and recommendations enquire for Pamphlet accompanying
each bottle. Price 80 ceuts For sale in Mont eT by Col
Inns. vol. 4-496 mos
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-05-04
MASTA'S GENUINE INDIAN NEGETABl
PURGATIVE PILLS,

PURGATIVE PILLS,
For Bilious and Iaamatory Fepcrs Indigestion, Head
ache. Dyspepsia, Liner Complaint CoStUeneSS Piles,
Jarndice, ChoGc, Pam, IN The Stomach and Side,
Heartburn, Perverted .Appetite, DiarhoG, DysenterE
Impure Blood, and all arrangements Of the Bilious
SySIem.
nor the above named Diseases these Pills have with genera
apmobaton and matter Of fact, they the best article
the kind before the public
Being perfectly safe of materials that simple and
RAIL- they may be taken any time. The proprietor recon-
mend Them with the greatest confidence, believing them far
the pills general mlde prompt, safe and uni
form in their operation In using them no particular care is reu
Persons and drink usual and if necessary eat I'M
meday after taking them In small doses they alternative
and gently laxative, but in large doses actively catac clean
whole alentary canal from all putrd irritating and fe
matters and producing healthy of e stomach ve
and the various organs Of the body.
pills being composed less of drastic clcs,
apt operate hasy They tate the stomach ans bowels t
such degree that general Osaon OF the system ienced
accompanied with less uneasnes These Pills being
posed wholly of different Materials their simplicity and cgenal
system such, and their combination being udOs and
exact operate with perfect and safety gripping
bowels other painful sensation They Cvacuae the
alcnay thoroughly, and blow strip il of all morbC
and eyrancous matter.
TRY THEM, AND KNOW THESE FACTS FOR YOURSELF
taking Doses if you should be inclined LIKE
them the disable condition with the remainder Of the
Pills and the money will refunded the charge for the sam
cancelled
For sale in this village by Mess Reded and Collins, and to HI
had all the Important in every village ana town in N,
State 10, On.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-05-04
Enflmlati0n0f the g.ungs,

Sworn to before me this 2lst day Of April, ls47
A. II. MIClLE, Mayor Of the city of New York.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-05-04

Swor' to before me- this 2lst day of July, ls47,
Wn. V BRADY. Mayor Of the city Of New York
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-05-04

Dear Victor; ] thought we never should
have walked you Your bOws we're knotted--so
look at me- your hands were cenched, and
your teeth set We were half afraid to wake
you. Never go to sleep in the orchard again, l
beg Tea has waited an hour So spoke the
sister; and her energetic shaking and clapping of
the dreamer's shoulder proved her no ethereal
visitant.
NO wonder you had the night mare, dream
ing, doubtless, of epuettes and drums said her
companion, arcby
'Yes, Helen; and would to God every young
man might have as safe and happy waking
from his dreams of glory. Come-let US march
at double quick time, for l am half starved; and
long to be further convinced am awake, by
the sight of a smiling father, and loving rebuke
from the lips Of my mother.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-05-04

HAS this day received from New York large and
IL sorment of the following described GOODS, with other
kinds too numerous be mentioned selected expressly for the
Fail and Winter trade, comprising the greatest variety of articles
be found IN the State to which the attention of the public
invited
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-05-04

Old age, or lie Dleedtlg OIL lhls Oloou soak
"a ground tomorrow Surely it was an act Of
selfdefence. A man has a right to defend his
own ife at least, nature seems to say so much
No, mother, cannot listen to you on this
point will not believe. Would even yor
have had me take the fellows fire? Among the
hideous CORY forms have seen writing in dealt
on this accused field, are there not many whose
wounds must have been the consequence of m,
undistngushing shot, and why should think 81
much Of onel Yet | wish had not thisremem
berance, this feeling that it was personal con
fict; anger, hot blood; not simple soldierly duty
not mechanical, irresponsible action; work dom
for hire, at another's bidding.
o war Much have they to answer for, VIII,
put such engines in motion. Bad kings and ru
lers we'll earn the throne among the spirits of tn
damned which the poet assigns them But i
my heart and conscience relieved by condemn
ing othersl No; l can no longer bear solitude
Gambling--drinking--anything but though
henceforth
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-05-04

Victory or death. We 60 forth to conquest
and glory We shall win never dying fame, and
our country's gratitude. Three hundred brave
hearts, bounding with young blood; we'll pour 1t
out like water at our conntrys call If we fall
nation shall weep for us. If we win, the
whole world shall hear of our proves; our names
shall 90 down to future ages. We will extend
the area Of freedom. Our enemies shall bless
US hereafter IIurra. On-on--let us not be
too late for the battle Let them win no laurels
we may not share, Our horses are prancing as
if they shared our spirit
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-04
ulsaav anvsarr-.ye ,1ocollrrriNa

Be l \ AilN tst We ''ffsffftt w
Wa. Efv-rog 1rri >'stef. lvo dsaf~ e.~
81 Post Ufi.e ri,~hufg r. sour au h.ri
81 N-e.t u- shot civ. Ms * abs attend.
~ ill., r-l,stI o. bills d ADJUST .rs-.i,, il
In that riu-Iarg-or ~.aal.--oHd r,tFi tu t.,
Fiuar- CO.. tha rtsbuFgJ press Ia particular.
aud the western press generally.
Z. w. CARR. opposite lbr Exenause
PHILADELPHIA is agent Tor 10 'ruriug sta-.ria.
lions and advertising fer the Wheeling Time
BsDtExT * GREEN. 81 Street, Opposite Ola
Post Office. Cincinnati, will act as Agent.
for lhr Wheeling Times. and ai order, lei
with them viii he promptly atteu led to.
NoINEY 3. PALMER Is authorized .a,.
agent for receiving subscriptions ami aIva.-
tisanents for the Wheeling Daily Time.
Advertiser, at Baltimor-, PHILADELPHIA. Ntu
Yott and Boston. His office is ia
Baltimore, at the Southeast corner of Nortl
and Fayette streets:
Philadelphia, n. w. Corner Of Third and
Chestnut st>.
New NorN, Tribune Buildings. oppositecit
Hail.
WM. THOMPSON, corner Of Baltimore
and South SIS. is duly authorized agent for
thi, paper in the city Of Baltimore.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-04
TO THE PUBLIC.


s~slE subscriber has this day received an assortment
q af DR. Jaynes' highly valuable medicines tt is
to anything here praise OF their great
efficacy the of those diseases Tor which they
recommended, they have long been before the pHhc,
and obtained celebrity SURPRISING ali other COM
pounds. fhe following comprises list OF the articles
received, viz:
Jaynes' Expectorant for coughs, colds, etc.
Hair Tonic, for the growth of the hair.
Alternative, for Scrofula, rheumatism and dis
eases of the skin
Jayue Hair Dye, color the hair auburn or jet blk
CarnnaIive Basam, for summer complaints etc
Tonic Ney:ltuIe, for the expulsion Of worms
Sanative Pits for Dy spepsa and all diseases of
thestonach
Jaynes' Ague Pills positive for Fever AMI Acue
Persons desiring know OF the above mcif iuas
can do so BY calling aud obtaining OF The Dot
Medical AlmanNcs, for Isis Gree Of charge al
BRENFLiNGEE'S NpOtheca.
Between the Post Office and Court House, Wheeling
20
FRUIT AND CONFECTIONERY STORE.
Is N RS EATING would respectfully cal the Gtieu
stz ton Of nef friends and the public generally TO her
welt selected stock OF fruits and confectionery, all ot
which she will sell wholesale rets low Tor CASH.
Country merchants viii do well TO give call before
purchasing elsewhere.
Balsins, jujute Paste, Bordeaux Almonds,
figs, Ciu"n, English wanuls,
Dates, Ocauge peel Fresh Filberts
Lemon syrup, Lemon do Cocoaaut,
GuTauts, Fig do do recous,
Oranges, Preserved ginger Ito Pea nuts
LeuOus salad OH, Fine Apple cheese;
Together with general assortment OF fine candies and
Caudied truts, Gum Liquid Drops,
do tIne spSle, do Drops
do Peaches. Cordial do
do Apricuis, Ca-ee do
do rluuis Jelly cakes,
do Easplprries, Cracking Kisses,
casA Rosu cordial. Also, general assortment of
Tobacco aud cigars Of The hest quality. apr
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-04
TILE NnNrI ~ -nANnl

TIE NONaf On HAND!
Prizes tf--... .....-
-r--P,-ru EAl.f I.,..l .......... .. o.. .
w naiu.s.c. H. t..-..f t..i .,.
-e,..a. p ''.' "-e
that t1e I.ataa. e.,.s... ,a...- .,rs .rt.a
FAEfA1ih" AND tH. IS l9ara>NrE LOT
80 - - ,,-
No $500 ..' :, =, y rs a ,!sf tD
ssnsWs,. ~ '
Always tr' ee-,s.a ,.-li Of a - INN. world
renowned AMT Lu-,, oalc
NJ l"e sane ti.. 81 y.-erl1l it.i-'prs is Impaired,
luAt IHl MONEY Is tN iANH
Sna'i'cd ous! ami ready So De a'asa!
77Cormuai-1to strictly caufieirialiu ali cssaz
,.I-foners f9r rrIa must be n-' q. y.ih,r a.'a. 4
ty .1 invested ele"s'H 90 o's t,. .rt
4'ts 1 sN, .l'.'ia' 7e' - a. IN
Pa.e.,' ,.t r ..,lteu draws tllsr il.,.soas
Priz.. Sim t,.s,. ,-,.r ,tr,,, taif ,as .fise.
IsWr s-aln s. III, a,r conn.,. FRIENDS to t5r,9ard
wealthy
sold al t.,> Office.
F4-a.Assss-o0h As THESE SCHEMES!
GRAND G6IIzERY.
.t.s 49,. es,.s ID ne
WholetiesrI- So tlrartsr4 s1z5.
E9si MAY 6:I,, ssE..
A y N D. "a 81 l. l.
- IA . = /. i - - i :, y ~ II w -
-. ,r,,,,..-. 81, , > vuV yoii'ii7! , Oh. ,,
IN liiG oH mp Nd ftdHES or s-5eoo - " IT,
Nh'.. IieN't, 81 't'a,tsf- S-t'o'
CeFli3catt OF - Only ei',5'.
FOE YsA- aftH. isis.
GIDnI9lfS 10 .tRY.
an oos. s,,st.,,t
yy,,,o 7r;-t M 1,.,,,,.. :, n
-. q, .. i,. .,.. - =, 9-t'''
''i''~' ~ - '''''' jug 9''r'''
FOE 7sIs issh. ISIS.
FlNECAPllAi4S or
aGs. ss.gi..r. zt.,,,,s
Cert6.gtr- of. - 'Ttrl.ets ,nJr ~ III
,,,.x, -,
Epsa -istN -gii a. -,
AtONS Ek LU LH1
$4,000 ESoiinr.!
30 geo Dollars
Sc ~ &c
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-04

NEW AGENCY.
6ToNsCMPgION CURED-'the subscriber has taken
" tile Agency for The sale OF l0ctor : : Ftchs All
dainirai supporters, Shoulder Braces, and lnhalmg
INT es together with bis Book of lectuies on theu
tHc Lungs; aud cau5e prevention and cure of fni
uouarv consumption, Asthma, and Diseases of the
lelrt: on tr. Avs Of Longevity. and on HE mode OF
preserving iae and Femae health to one hundecd years
with 45 Illustrations By Samuel Sheldon Ftcb, NJ Q.
n D.
TIE Afflicted aud Medical Faculty in particular, are
resttrifltty invited 90 eau aud examine.
A supply OF ia. above INSTRUMENTS and Book. just
nnep.si + and Tor sale b. JAS MElIOR, Agent.
,rrts Union st. Wheeling. Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-04

3USr received al tbe ola established stand, 10 l0I
- M1ia ST. fk heeitHg-
boxes Naok candy, case iuIuac paste,
box g paste. Aprts D. BlCkEL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-04

f,,,., 7e.,,.-I ). Neei has Just received Gun
NAu -@Gi tl'' Barrels, Gun Lochs and Noun.
ting. apd for sale. SAINT. NEEI.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-04

Cs0NE MORE OT THEu-'rbe sutsrIi .#.. t.as rac'd
~ t.s,s morning by ENlrest from NeH }efs. some
moro 81 those s-touiohms chaau White Goods such
fnc IlaId Nu~INs for ~. cents,
SuHur DO Do do
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-04
a CAssD.

a GAssEP.
GEO. L. BuzBY. j. L. Buz8Y. Z. II. BuZBY.
BUZBY x Co.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS, for the safe of Flour,
Wooi Seeds. u5ttcr. Lard, AVID Produce gen
orally. Broad = Easl side. between
Race ana Cherry streets,
PHILA DELPHlA,
~ ESpECTFuLfY solicit SHARE Of the business
80 which may re directed 10 the ahnve ctt, BENG uy
prepared uaAe cash ady auces aud giant every iac
lty OH coasigrmruis
-REFER TO
; nrady, E-l. Cashier NJ. x ~. Bank Of Wheeling
Taos sweeney Esq rres dent North Westcrn Ban
OF y hepllug.
Wan Fleming, Eeq. Vince ing.
Mes-rs jas McCuuey x Go. / ,,-.ltst,h y
4 80 Buchanan, Es'l.
a. 81 Howe, a. g.. Cashier Exchange Bank, Pllish'
Wu tatiner, ESQ. Piushursh.
g VI rruaiman. ESQ Cash. Weston Bank of Pint
Messrs las Duncan L Co. aud merchants 81 th
ade phia. generally. Jhlo-o".'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-04
ST Louis, April 27-awd&w

t5'GR TkAFrON'S Compound Ruckhoru syrup tor
M Impurities of The blood scroiuous aaectiors sat
RAeun, Ietier, and outaheUus diseases, generally RMS
Syra Is justly celebrated in New Eugtdnd far lis eica
cy and certainty in adordug relief and health.
me most celebrated physicians ~ &. 1t and
ohulend il IN their practice.
fHOS HORNBROOK & CO.,
Ap17 General Agents in Wheeling, Va
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-04

Efg 4u,3o 81. oEkAf "a ~ieg =.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-04
RE Al.

s iAIL'NE & THOMSON have removed their stock
- 20 lhn s-"re room recently occupied ty Aruev 4
. l'' Two doars atevc Market Nlev Man &c..
voc! nav" received from the Eastern ritlcs a verV
IaI.o ana .lnI..nLe a..lfIt.nti nf -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-04
REMOVAL.

q ~ STEIN has removed a.s stock OF Clothing from
sI. Main 90 ~ ater 81 next door below the Fremont
house where he will be happy 20 walt upon customers
with barg ans. apl2
,TF YOU want some Of Tic richest fancy Ne,Ings
u in town., caiI.t GREER * NOTES,
Aprll no ld3 Market 81.
1@EAVI TWlALED BAGGtNG,--Just received per
ia. steamer "SouuyiNh from New Orleans, heavy
40 inca Twiiiei Ras1ng-AlsO large lut OF Taiur's
canvass aud for sale low by
APll TAl.i4ANT < hEhAPLAIN.
Nauilla Rome ! general assortment Of Man.
hi0liti'' ~ liza Rope on hand and for sale
by Apr y q II BERRY, Water ST.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-04
NNNDD,S
STEAM lRoN- RAILING MANDATORY.
RIDGE ROAD, ABOVE BuTToNW0OD STREET
PHILADELPHIA.

IRON RAtLIvGs for public aud private buildings and
- public squares, of every variety Of form and pattern
CEMETERY RATINGS, of classic and unique designs,
embracing upwards of one hundred different varieties
IeoN CHaRs AND SErrEEs, for Gardens, Halls and
PiazzaS-neW style.
VEeANDAs AND PlLAsrrRs for Cottages made in every
style
Superior WRorour Iron CAFES, for Carriage
New style BALcoNy BRACKETS, sc.
IRoS TABLES OF various styles, embracing Louis NV
Ezaleihean, t'otc, and modern patterns, With WhAc
and Gold Italian Marble tops These tables have been
introduced by tie SUI scribcr for Hotels, Restaurants
Ice Cream Saloons, &c They are beautiful Articles OF
for Hat stores and other establishments where
it is desirable 10 make a grand display.
u iIe has recently constructed an elegant substantial
CAsr IRON liIrGuNG Posr, i'll form admiralty adapted
permauency Of position, highly ornamerted, and rep
resentinr a well executed TIF,p OF that noble animal
the Horse Sueh an article has long desidara
tum and offered good taste Of the public.
Strangers visiting Philadelphia, respectfully iuvi
ted 10 cal his Warcroons, and examine his different
specimens of new and beautiful work.
ROBERT WOOD. Proprietor,
Ridge Road above cottonwood St, PHILApN
u Pile has recently published, at great expense an
original work exhibiting the designs and patterns
which executed at his establishment embracing all
the above articles and the various and splendid patterns
OF Cemetery, Balcony step and other RailmEs which
braed Cemeteries designed expressly for his own estab'
lishmeni, and which may re sent to any part OF the
world 10 those who desire 70 make selection Tn
doubted reference viii he required to ensure prompt
OF the work, afLef an opportunity for making the
selection. AJri%4
ANOTHER ARRIVAL.
Tt;-ONEY Belts, superior articlely
saHaA TIIOS llOBNBROOK & co
~ lSH books, $1,000 assorted sizes by
ID TIOS HOKNBROOK & co.
g-SEA Grass Fish Lines by
- Thos HoRNBROOK 4 co.
fsfx EASURING Lines, in and without 3, ), IS.
~ 80. 80 and 80 feet In length by
TUOS H0BNBROOk & co.
CORAL Necklaces, beautiful. ty
\ THOS HuRNBROOK & co.
DURsE Silk, spools. asserted co iors, by
THO5 HORN BROOK & co
s,TEEl Beads Rings and Tasseis tHat cart be heat.
- All lust reed AVID sale at the variety store OF
April Il THUS HORN BROOK q co. Manfoe 81.
TYONNETT Boards and Wrapping fsper-A vary
I'D large stock hand aud for sale at manufacturers
prices. Apis JOHN THOMSON, Union s.,
T. q nOZ Cotton Trot Lines ON hand and for sale low
S$F by ApriJ & II BERRY Water street.
e. AN Ia. Cotton Wrapping Twme, superior
49, ~ article on hand aud LOT sale low by
Anrll q n kERiiN. w ater slreet
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-04
FRUIT AND CONFECTIONERY STORE.
FRESH FRUITS. CONFECTIONERY. &c,

EkENW FKUIIS. LUNF ECT IONAkI, &c.
iHE subscriber lass Just received his Spring stock OF
OF fruits etc, and would call tc attention OF those
wanting To gve uc rail- before purchasing clseWE eIc,
as [ aua determined 10 sell low Tor cash. The following
Is part -
iuboNes Oranges, = sacks son shell Almonds,
10 DO Lemons, l do fnOcris,
80 Drums Fl.s, do English walugts,
- boxes NJ L Eaisins, 10 ahIs Ground nuts,
2fsaiis DaIes, . cases Lemon syrup,
d eases Preserves, 3basNete said OIL,
q DO Picaias, boxes JuJuho Paste,
. do r.pper sauce, = sarss tocna nuts,
/ do Pruncs, . aoNes Boud's Tobacco;
1900 Principe Sceafs;
Together with a general stock of fine candies VIZ;
2Aoxes gum drops, ] toX Coffee drops,
do KaspleuVs, DO Jelly CAKES,
. do Fine Bea Ions. 10 cordial drops,
> do cracker h is>es; Also, al kinds OF cauded
fruit, casN Rose cordiai-Nery me,
Apr4 EHlNN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-04
10 MECHANICS AND BUHDERS.

y Sr received and for sale .cn dozen Of caps. ,u,la
- Tie Tor tLe $ grm. fashions u HARPER.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-04

-UAWLe.--\ uy quantity OF black and eo!orqd cloth
shGWs, feceI' ed al & rs.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-04
20 20 Z { 81 o9g - SBa 1885,

rASOTlCE. The McrcLaudIzc business carried on
ss@ under the Efn ct jos, BLAcKNAR x GO, wili here
after he CARRIE, under the hrm of THOS HORN.
BEpOk & So, \Fuus Hon NuRQOk.
/ NAerIUfr. Apr !, l-45 jos BLAtNtiAr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-21

will 20 through this way and for persons who
start from points West OF the Aneshenies, these
! are probably as good routes as any You can
choose between them On the testimony Of those
familiar with them after you have passed st.
Louis, and there will be no lsck OF guides
For our own part # We were starting now or
before March, and were not sure Of berth IN the
steamship from Panama 10 San Francisco. We
should probably take ship TO Vera Cruz, aud thence
travel over land by way Of Mexico cry 10 Ma
zatlsn or some point on the Pacific coast whence
passage could be procured and if such were not
10 be found, would keep on By land 70 California.
With two or three hundred Mexican dollars gold
sciH pass at pinch as yet. we believe the trip
70 San Francisco could be made over this route IN
sixty or seventy days. and no. unpleassntly. Not
less than twenty nor more than eighty should
travel together-less than than twenty would not
be safe more than eighty would often End the
entertainment for man and beast some THAT
mesger. They must 90 prepared 70 purchase
hardy horses or mules either at Vera Cruz or far
Their west as speed en- one hand or economy on
the other shall dictate.-One more question IL
often asked US
T. Wtot uiH Congress do about the Land We
can only give our own opinion on TINS head. We
believe it will authorize the Executive neither TO
sell lease them at the present Session. but
leave every one free to dig where he pleases. so
that he does not trench upon the rights Of another
perhaps imposing a moderate tax on the entire
proceeds-say ten per oent.-to be paid at the
Mint in California. Ia other words, Congress may
require every one ON penalty Of oon6scaton, to
bring hls gold dug on public lands to the MINT and
receive for 1t. cash in hand nine-tenths the guam
tity Of coined gold. We think it will either do
this or do nothing
We trust this will excuse "a from answering
letters Of inquiry respecting California.