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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-18
- uOTSE.kEEPEES


EDEEsONS about TO commence Housekeeping and
thuc already a. IT, DESTROYS Of uyHiling them
selves Clthe Ergu'csi facilities frr 50 doing would
hrtN to thrlr advantage 10 call an orr
COOKING STOVE ROUSE FURNISHING
ESTABLISHMENT,
aud purchase one Of orr cheap Cooking Stoves. to-
sc'aer with all thc other necessary ARTICLES Of kItch-
"a NTuIWTe.
Ezpcreace having taught those who now use
Them that stoves are decidedly preferable % TIC
common kltcRCa CRATES and frCVlaCcs on the score
bowl q economy ont- Coryenioace, new beginners
y'u.i do we'll 90 proGthy their cNPrrCncc, unc cup
py themselves "l'h complete cooking apparatus at
We have various s.zos and rr',c-ns Of copAinr
stoves and every Gcs,IIrucu o. wares. which We
viii sell very low for cash. or to thuFc who q sire u
a liberal credit will pc given.
mar II CULBEitTSCN 6 GGEERS.
TIE BALTIMORE HOUSE.
S0gA East Corner q Nun arl Nosroc Sheets.
WHEELING "a.
Els OPEN FOR the reception Of travellers md others
n The location og This house b. superior o. auy other
% the city. being within q few rods of tho steamboat
landing. stage o,iccs, Mcrchunis anl Mechanics Bank
Gazette Printing Office, in The centre oiaii he commits
sioz hoisss in the city. Charges will d. made 20 sui.
The times. The proprietor respectfully ELECTS q share
gi public patronage.
my st GEO CARRUTHERs.
EVCLECTIc SCHOOL BOOKs-Wc aiwqys soer
- a large supply OF the following school Books,
and are prepared 20 furnish schools and country
dealers on ss good terms as they can re haa Of the
publisher:
Flrcac Primer, EclccIc Spoilers,
E.teuc - Reader, Eclectic % DO,
E!e.u- 3d do. Fl-cdc ih 90.
RAYS ~C'gsTr ArIfr mc.irs.
mar aa q sEEPatNSoN s GARwoo0.
aI1INE FRENCH WALL PApER-Thc sabssr.
a. be- viii receive. in q fjw days, drcc; from
FIanca, pe~ -h.p B-lllaaIc, now az Sew York. p
very large aat elegant assFrtm-ut cf French all
3=rlr, S1i-1;ct with care expressly FOR this Gnrkst
Ncfe-Ircfuiy desire persons who wish t1 parCI
their rooms 20 wait and examine .hs .ot when ID
arrives. STEPHENSON & GAi,,NOOD.
"SHH 'rV c-ac"-TLcT uu. JoUv Rraarry. cIcc.
ted ~ a Van Enrcn L.. $ Senator from Milne. in O
letter 90 the Baltimore ~Iumiucr has come ont agsin-'
the administration We shall give the lcucr Haxl
wsok-ANaay Tdgu1gh.
BARGAINS.
e IL NEW STOCK, At Why REDUCED Prices.
"a by the piece OF yard i " S'oriigg d Co..
again 10 the marke, with an entire now stock ~
staple and igGoy DRY GOODS, recently purchased
in the Eastern cities.
Their stock comprises ovcry article of Ladies' and
wear. They are now receiving and open
ing ihoir gonds 81 the large Brick Store Room, no.
l3i, Iano's Row, lately occupied Joy the NJ. d NJ
Bank Of Wheeling.
They respectfully invite the attention a thrir friends
and the public generally, 60 their New Stoct, with the
assurance that thoy viii not oaly End hl.ra.as. but
great hagaiu-, ia "a word, "a chap as De ctsag-
.s for Cgsh.
way .
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-18

NUTAW HOUSE. Co-n-r AZ Baltimore and
~ EmaT Streets. B7hJmsrC-The subscriber
respectfully inform the patrons Of this establishment
pNeir flend., and the pablo generally, that thcy have
nfScincd themselves together for The purpose of con.
doeEng he same. The Eutaw House was completed
ana ysl opened IN 1886, at which time II was furnish.
Cd WSnghtut in ihc very best manner. and without
rceand Ncost. The comfort and convenience Of ts IN.
tenor aNnscm'us, It's high and uiTy location, combine
." rrndeTN pleasant and healthy. 40 - particularly
wei o.apN inr Jhe accommodation Of FAMILIES
y LNbAS having a great number 81 PRIVATE
fAVio'Hs' W OaD!NAEy, and a splendid D-au.
tg ho1M' w private entrance on Baltimore street
In ever resp, Indeed, ths Eutlv Hrlsa IS second O.,
none in TIE mi STATES. and % is thc intention and
iTin a''efn."l"'rP :. The prCsricior, O. spare 90 cycr
''ns 70 promote W p1miou auI qualification of their
patrons, anu al ~ n taLilh no c4~f3.gn a., 5
iatt9 ire s"eA MINES AND LIQUORS On
'-,1 p. n+'H 'Np-icl expressly for the nee
citdis establishment ore te from tbr r-iy,,. $50.
81 some 1i iho most c~eieJfa4I g., 90
The BATHS attached 20 the Nol% = W n
order. and open at 1l timcs Tor nc "a lJC-r.,'
The subscribers respectfully air (
deserve OF tie pubic, a hbcml shars OF ~ H'F' u"
ISABEL Ht%py
p. w. ELBERNLA
RLrDcEr. April J.. 1901
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-18
TO THE PUBL!C.

A8 AAANa Z I hAHNs
VIE MORNING TRAIN OK TTIE FRANK
4 LIN Raj. ROAD. leaves ChsmbersLur, a,
hah InstG o'clock. 4. NJ and arrives o. Green Cus-
uo az O'Clock, whrret mtc,~ lr Soldiers Coach
iIoui Hoecrsfowu. and immediately returns Q.
thiEucfsHUrF. ~ tune Tor tire Train ON the tnu-
d. RAND valley Ran! Road, which leaves the latter
pilc. ~ belt Vast p O'Clock fDr Philadelphia.
n ENtNlNG TRAIT, which carries "a.
great Western Mail, ] avcs Chambers Urg "a o.
ciock, r. ~, or SO soon rs the Cumbrt land Valley
Tram arrives with l.Nesicrn Mai. aud bv which
route Passengers VIII reach Hag,rstuwn at o.
clccS, ana The s,mc evening" returns 10 Chambers
Travellers by thisliic viii be able 20 leave Hascrs.
town un tn MOruI.g and reach Pin aGclphil m the
~tv,n'ns, OF leave. the former J lace in the evening
AMI arrive az the iTttHr carly the next evening.
DANlD Full EBToN, Agent.
For the T.. Il. x. Company and John Soiders.
mar TIT il0rCr~t"wn Trrrilf. ~
NoAL DlGGEiSI shalt want To employ : or "a
~ additional Coal Miners. ON the opcnisc OF nayi.
CATION. To men of sober industrious habits. land none
other need aPply) comfortable quarters and constant
employment Will be given. The wages will be 81 90
i~r hundred with house rcut and fuel free, or 81 81
pSr hundred and rent and fuel charged.
X. NkEE, Belmont Coal Works.
/ IAN i Vet Nbgaluug
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-18

DIN AOOld.. loic Superintendent of Tho Or,
sP wafer works Informs tao citizens OF Wheelips
,hai hc has purchased out Mr.. G.. ". BROOKS Pir,se
Der and - fully prepared TO furnish an articles !, =;
in', such a. hytun's. Lead PGnIs. Pipes of vorio.s
Kinds and sizes, Haiiers' Kettles. and Sheet Ica5
Having las machine propelled ~ stcam. he vlJ ho
able to furnish all articles IN las line with puuctnafi,~
and despatch.
Wheeling. Va. Tel. ], IsiO-Iy
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-18

looks. BOOKS-Iur rcc,n cd anal
b John Fisher, 1873 Main street. :" ''-' 'y
I''is Of America. Turkey Morroco Extra.
Pearl Ics;sncnis. Golf Extra.
Wurrnciou's Nurse Guide.
h'incs french Revolutions vols. Alias.
L1's'"alcr I~rcsfirca complete Z vols.
1'caee' Iar'cy. Ityeal d Poland. by Sic,ssr
InHcy Universal History. 2 vols.
Tumcfs Chemistry. Now EJ.,,, tam
Iay1fora physiog1u,.
S"gNrrcks Disas,en Of Sea. DC. DC. &c.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-18

lNSEED ciL--3 bills Linsccd Gil. in store ,,o
kJ for sale by "ha
iani FORSYTH, MOORE & CLARKE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-18

.- 49, ntF l.
~ q. TYSON.
(L1'e DorSsy d TgF0n)
FORWARDING & COMMISSION MERCHANT
WHEELING. Va.
VIII continue 10 transact a General Agency d For
waning Business. on his own account ia this ely. and
respectfully solicit. lhe patronage Of his friends.
IAN =
e AING, 10 alter ST. offers or sale
- on pleasing terms
25o gallons Sperm. Oil
10 bb!s Ilnsced OIL
20 kegs Pittsburgh White Lead. ~ &c
vETlRE WORKING or ALL KINDS
~ Il. WATTEESON sill confines AZ nj.
".e "2i"lases taolShnent on Mars sr. Wheeling
near 90 stone bridge, where he viii m1qu!ac,ur-
20 u.tcranli u the most approved manner an arfi
.-s ~ me- INC VIZ Gives AND EIu1LLs of ali sizes
te,,1nE and standing scEEEN .wIrE for mcrchanf
MILLS and all other Kinds Of woye wire that can b,
WIRE ROPE Tor Fcrrces-alwavs on hand and
Manufactured 10 the shortest notice 20 order. and
on iAe most favorable term for customers.
January Att
SAT- SALT, sALT-30O bbls rins5.,s6 al,
- just received and fr sale lows for cash.
Dec IA AGO q MITCHELL
WlLLOF SARAH ZANE DECEASED-WLrTc.
as S7rau Zane hy her LAST viii and testament J.,oJ
2lh March 1919. did among other things. Lcluoaih in
tho follow irZ words. 10 wit.
"fhCreGF about the year seventeen hunlrcd mfr
O. nine, Captain Newcastle an Indian chief or m,sscn
ger, ordered thirty pounds Pennsylvania currency h. hc
r1id % ny dear aihoT. Dr the use Of hs two cousins
q boy anl o 9il. Che boy coon ancr GicI. The rId u,mcj
h,i'F, received q part OF The above thirty rounds NJ
1'I,fgni ZINES hy Thomas King ON Indian chief bat rs
10 In.o-u1log could be obtained Of said Eety fr cr.
o. years and .lc residue ofs1id ihirv rounds nos I,
nj possession / am tesir1ls ihai the fII sum Of thirty
Toaugs principal with the interest from the v.9- sr,,n
tCcn hundred end ffy nine until the time ID t. p,,i
"t.'H } ec.fc 90 Do into fu.blul hands. Therefore !
mL- .N L-.H -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-18

SMALL COlN-Si0O in l-sihs and l.IG.bs oI.o
~ dimes and ID diracs. Tor sale hv
Jah&J a. GOEF d. Co. Broicr,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-18

IfoHN Received Or HI. U.. .ra. -.I lf-
II r.-. POO i. Flint Corn. hla ar.r. a do
rCr r.. ..' .".. s4 .. ...# ..H... f... .
20 81 vel. ....r' Ha. amy other N..r.t.r re.sl
I'M fla l1.u'r.. u r. new FFrr..F 10 Com has
from Z. fa sHs..I rs.H't. ra.. .r. Ir,fI. .,..-.
chrs '1rr. .rnv. fra. f1 .n ...t .r.4 with a. 70.
baud1n.eO Of fodder. DC produce one hundred .r.
cent more fhlu fH. famous Urf.nn Cora. art r...
pr1l Or Welding Com IEI FOB E.I H...s.. f. .. ....
Ths character 0ffl. Corn d. sustained " SIR
N.ef1f NHTviard, Hr. Edward p. ...#. r...
r.rrr White. IHrsHrrH. Nrrref.r a. ...r.s
ft.r ar.Ctu small ..kI..s u % cents .T... af .h.
If.E aud hcdirrc .'1Ic ~ &. =. TODD
..Hrv
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-18

we nave entered into Corauncrhip. Under ro c,,
% HFfERBuRY, CALDwELL a. Go. for tbe fa,,.,.an
OF a 1ENEHAL COMMISSION q F5FvArpI,o pr-.-
~ mis Ciy We Will attend 10 Toe sale ofc,c,y dc.
-',', "amdizc mat may ic consigned 10 ~
\, .eIufeu 70 hI orders ior any ofthc Po,lurc i,
manufactured Of this vicinity. as well II r. %
piolnIi attention 10 tho Forwarding Of np Col 80
" US rom ihc East or West Prom fbo I.p,
oh'c "iour VS.. -. Arrrr8rHr a. r.. a. RS,
~ Ia''er having been ChicrClers Gr Forsyth 81 tfc-.
'"y "r-'vrn tcar'-Nc Gcl confident that 40 ~.
be onah'cd o. rivcoutrc s,'isctrr,, a., Ed go '1
Trust us with their brsiress -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-18

lGIiLH IMPORTANT TO TIE nTTIC
EE TED-To the Agent Tor the sole OF DE- nae
LiCiIS Medicines:
'DEAR SIR-Haviag been suf-aunr 10Y r,,-',.o,
NeHls pas with that most mcharuabie rr.Cr1 II
t'h- GAIA oGuc OF Diseases, called Dvsrft SIN a."
aliCr Fcs0riIrg 10 rumbcIltz- u,l 9 ctInt r-,,,
auIlng mat long age II suffering aud .1rcnsc -
me money ! nave expended duEng thar nm. ~.
'oNNfoTtcu with my circumstances IN HC) sng 60
'lNlnE my siiuauog a hoI Chess one. I ron a hrf Cor,
pare 70 the ccsCIpuou llycu of q man or b,s -
,lty i!eHIiS among thieves, vito, after fobLr-y -,
'tt hA3 70 hit 81 ms wounds. for after LaVicr -,
money hichod irlm nc. ia obtaining a nu,.E,. -
INack n"-truuis, instead Of obtaining r,fef ! go
'hey had ircfcoscd ths ualauv 10 al sig, Mn, =,
gree, hordcTnp on despair; UnuI b., pcridcrf u -
81 nine pointed oUf Ia nae Iu '"Ihe "a bIc ( &c., !
\ fcnlCcy lately brought before tho p.bIc. caigJ NJ
haricR = z, oWppurd ST,U. fl-uing and C.r,-.r
Apcrent PILE; aihCug. doubrinc ih,r ,Cr.c, -,
y o ucrnlcr resort, I was inGute q! 20 aiyo ~ -
f'i me result oI waICn, after q few Week -
Lt itJond my most sgnAuuc tNrcrter 49,
ruin, they hnye afforded ne an he rsIf ne, ~ %
We hutcnat,d thTcGE5 Tie agtu,y of a 800 $50
marian. Ever grateful for The r,lI,f ~
nItu'clte' nave afforded me, ! rcsrertf-.I liz ~. on,
ny. "NHaE
"A FEsIrEST II PrLauE.PuA Crr>-r
fEIN T. cflCC Tor he sal, oCfIi.
lato.I hia. t"" 'e''iFhi
r~IrTSRURGB Cfi~c, No a. 6,
neNt ds OF "a tho u. hcuy Brd.c. s",e'
Wheeling, Va. '""" tlsH,F
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-18

SALE.-Srrq4iarcD & Io-y,,,. L..l.-
y Of lhcir entire stock If Boot. ebacs c. r
nets &C.. TO hi. a. $ TopDG G. Isn,Y. 20 whom ,,e.
lSh' picaiure IN recommending their cusiomcrs a
lA' sock was bought of the frf holders and cr 81
",I ,''''' hoy VIII able 10 supply their friends apJ
u''I' On as good terms, ifnot better. Than any other
Noif'E-A r,rous having claims ac,.4sf In.
gu"'H''rs VIII pleasoscrd them IN for scflmeut ami
iaote HAT arc indebted arc requested 10 cali =, a..
counting room and l]iquidute the samoa GlrIber .nT-i
rcncc cannot De- given. '' "''-
icb LII SNFEARINCEN g. HARDrsry
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-18
hNgIh n - ok

hNFf V ~ q lf.
SADDLE. TRUNK a. uAR
Mss NANUFfCTDUy,
80 Isl. Slain Stree. Tll-E "a.
Would inform ii'r .rar". a.
ile public. fh1ffhcy hi con- u..
the above business ar.' have
eowcihng nCw In The ulg Of
pan DO. tiaIf Sp1iab srd IT,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-18

ASit viii he paid by the s-lsculcn for Glove.
~ and Timothy seeds.
JaH@' JACOB & MITCHELL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-18

"a i ~ESiOFhI--M. Reilly has removed 10 warehouse
= q 70. III, west eide market square. lately occu.
ped b. James II. Chapluc, aud one loor uorh of MIR
George McMUrrcy's slorc. do. 2
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-18

a. ETHiSKEY BRANDY. &c.
- Barrels old Wh1,kcv.
5 half pipes CoCuiac Brandy.
; pi7rssuPcrorE holland Gin, anchor Brau,
] hid Pou Wine.
I DO Now ENGLAND Ram.
Nluscai a. jiarct Wines iu c2sog / doz each. Ola
@in1ira Rum, Peach Brandy, Sweet Malaga 4 kIaIci.
"a Wmct FOR sale hy SOLOMON KING
Ne. -. Water street .,gs
aNRtSII FRUIT boxes Eunch Raisins,
d 30 Drums Figs,
- ancy boxes PrUncs,
> boxes Lemons.
20 bales son she'll Almonds, Flbcrts & Cream
Nuts.
25J Us Liquorice paste, just received and for
sac by SOLOMON KING,
doc 81 NJ, AZ w.,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-18
H. MgkEE, Belmont Coal Works.
Jand West Wheeling.

n8NAMENTAL PAiNTING.-Fhc
" Subscriber hss removed hrs Painting Rcsm TO
No POS Dam -. near INC PostOGiCc, where he .
prepared 10 I'll any orders IN his hnc OF bVsiueas
ncoUJ and. with despatch. He will furnish 10 order
2 q, superior style of workmanship, SIGNS, III lam,
shaded, 2ilt. enuarncl ing on glass, &c. &c, also
Military lnd q .hoI Banners, Masonic and Odd Eel
sws AproRs or Badges, Fircmen's equipments, sc
Persons IN want Of any OF the above or other dcs
crpuons of painting or gliding, will please give hin,
n call.
y Marking plates Tor merchants or OIL ers, ca
nthc ncnicst man er. l.. MATHERS
Wheeling, April Is. tB3q.-iv.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-18

y1nuav %. 1sfO-3m.
1900 hANN MOTIF nc T-cT---
SANITY fr r,ic I'M n, hEs ~ Eaabs ma g.
no, "a sucut ~ OF ozei1nro
CUrr.rr D. j. COR q 60
S " -rrIONs rccscs ior kAictororle,
~ -mziGo. S. q
-fnl rm Ltcmry NJ, cagcr. sos NJ
Ladys Book. 90
C~Dmr1uiU - 90 Ill,
Now Yod. MIR 4 8 90 ~
NliHrlay Govt d OO m,
Specimen n 90 Dc seen apAo Boil s,r, rr
SIEPiiENSpN ~ GARWoof,
fsuccTou 20 A.. & m F.l
oI0 Gazrr. 49,
uHoy3EN1E-Th shick buihinr oo No.
inao stodcs bA adioiniDe fbo bYfc. ''ee
= .ttd hv VIM Solby. The sh,o. 'erenf
.2'or a enc dy, "ug house. and 4 ioyc ".,' con
Irqhtto hs mtTor io suy n WhoeBr, ''e room
tgor .mmedlFy. Appiy 90 $. Hr,4g oc@ion
% ALfD CALDWELL Or
CFD-shgri ssnicmcm. mgIo
~ Hieh'ed 20 mF. wH he 49, "'no'
p hFc tiiaIr atrotmn tL.. inflo-
lY 'A"ChL m|CLALLEN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-18

NlRGiNIN-IN CHANcEEY.
NJ rules held IN the Clerks cGice of the Circui; Sn
icnor CouH Of Law and ChanccrY for the county
OF Ohio, IN the month OF Fchruary, 1910.
PIaioH Zane and Thomas J. B. Fcuio-l
n'y' partners IN business under lhc : Complainants.
finn of Zane q Pcu,oney.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-18

NHtDlNiA-IS CuhNCrRN-At rmes neid tu tn,
NiefN & Office Of thy tucgt Superior e iftsfIt N
Of March. 1890.
Joseph Bhinlcrrcr. Complainant,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-18

For the EXCLUSIVES sale ofhis FILLS.
There can be no tCubtIf you purchase al the u5ov
place.
REAENs-R-BrHggsts never appointed AGENT.
Dr. BTantneth : PItisbsrg IN Office, ZIG, Wood 90.
SIEPtiESDN a. GARNOyD, (suCccssors 90 2
& r. Fisher are the ONLY authorised trrris T
WHEELING. Va s1ov2
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feb n.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-18
AITERBURY. CALDWELL q %.
MERCHANTS.
Wnrrr -

pvy t,aLe to'sym q Aae,turyl
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-18

WILLOF SARAH ZANE DECEASED-WhcFo.
rs ~8-au Zane hy her l1st viii and testament d.ioJ
2lh March 1919. did among other things. bclneaib IN
the follow lrz words. O., wit
sNbrr.ra4 bu4t a.,
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-08-19
"A Blessing TO Mothers.
DR.. w. Evans's celebrated Soothing s.

DR.. W. Evans's celebrated Soothing Sy.
ups for Children cutting their teeth
TNHIs nfanibe remedy has preserved hundred
n OF children when thought past ecovery, from
commissions. As soon as the syrup is rubbed on tho
gums, the child will recover. The preparation Is
SO innocent, SO efiicacious, and so pleasant that 10
child Will refuse to let It's gums be rubbed with It,
Wnen infants are at the age Of four months, though
there is no appearance OF teeth one bottle syrup
should be used on the gums to open the pores
Parents never should be without the syrup IN The
nursery where there are young children; for II
child wakes in the night with pain in the gums,
the syrup Immediately gives ease by opening The
pores and healing the gums, thereby preventing
Commissions. Fevers. &c.
A seoere case of teefhing Nth summer con-
plant, cured by The infalble American Soothing
Syrup OF DR.. w. Evans. Mrs. McPherson, re-
siding at No. s Madison ST., called few DAYS
since at the Medical Office Of DR.. Evans, 100
Chatham Street, N. Y, and purchased boVle Of
the syrup for her child, who was suffering eIerBe-
ating pain during rhe process of denlillon, beng
momentarily threatened with commissions rs
bowels too were extremely loose, and no 1000
could be retained on its stomach. Almost ImHeo-
iately on its application, the alarming symptoms
entirely ceased, and by continuing the use Of i1s
syrup on the gums, the bowels in short lime Dc
came quite natural. AS a tribute ofgratl'ude %
the benefit afforded the child, the mother cane
forward of her own accord, and freely sanciO0sa
publicity TO the above. Pray be Pariicu" ID
appltDng at 100 Chatham street, as there are sew
eral counterfeiis advertised. No other place a'
the genuine for sale.
70 IMPORTANT TO MoTBERs-Cbal'D
generally suffer much uneasiness from the eoIuhi
OF their teeth. Whatever dangerous or ~"
symptoms attend this process of nature, iheJ ~
produced invariably from the highly lriiaisd az
lnfiamed condition of the parts-thereiore TIC ~
cIpal indications Of cure are to abate The 'pH'"
nation and TO soften, soothe and relax the guns.
If that is effected, the infant is preserved ps~
subsequent fever, naturalization, spasmodie e0OtD''
IwitchIng Of teDdons, Group, eanker ana e'D''
'ions, displaying their fatal consequence
mothers, nurses or guardians have !heH 'soe' :
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Miscellaneous.
STORMING STONY POINT
"A Romance of The Revolution.

The night had already settled down
gloomy and forbidding, on the evening oil
the 18th July 1879, when the advancing
column of little army, whose uniform
betokened il to be American, emerged from
thick wood on the shore OF the Hudson,
and in an instant the whole dim and shad-
owy prospect, disclosed to them along tho
bank OF the river, opened to the sight.
Far away lay Verplanck's Point, now bu-
ried in mass of shadow, while on the
hither side of the river, dark, gloomy, and
frowning, rose up the craggy heights OF
Stony Point. Washed on three sides by
the Hudson, and protected on the other,
except along narrow road, by morass,
the Tort was deemed one OF the most i'm
pregnable upon the river and its capture
regarded as almost impossible Yet to
achieve that gallant purpose, this little ar
my was now upon its march.
A turn 10 the road soon hid them from
the river, and after silent march OF some
minutes duration, they arrived within a
mile and half OF the enemy's lines, and
hating at the command of their officer,
formed into columns for the attack. Begin
ming again their march, they soon reached
the marshy gfbund at the base of the hin.
Hist % said the low voice of the gen.
eral from the front, "we are nigh enough
now-HALT.n
The order passed in whisper down the
line, and the column paused on the edge
Of the morass. 1t was a moment of sns-
pense and peril. Every man felt that in a
Few minutes the fate of their hazardous
enterprise would be determined, and that
they would either be cold in death, or the
American flag waving 10 triumph over the
dark promontory ahead, now scarcely dis
eerGible through the thick gloom of mid
night. Yet not lip quivered, nor cheek
blanched in that crisis. About twenty
PAGES in front OF the column, had halted
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From The Democratic Repie,s.

"Four things especially are TO be remark.
ed Of this social phenomenon of Chartis,n
which at once deveIope the nature ofit, and
show in what alternatives it must end
First, there is radical and wide spread dis
content pervading the mass of the British
people; second, this discomfort arises from,
no transient cause OF uneasiness, but from
permanent knowledge that they are IN
justly used; third, the privileged orders,
affecting disregard Of it, are taking no
care to assuage it; and fourth, the disafect-
ed look for relief, either to an instant reform
or to revolution. Can any doubt, then,
that this is righteous movement, which
must result, sooner or later, but inevitably
result, in SUGGEST 1t is just in its causes,
noble in IFS objects; and certain in it's ulti-
mate triumph. because impelled by that
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