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DIR. W. EYANS'S CELEBRATED
SOOTHING SYRUP.
For CbiLfrea cutting their Tteth.

This infalIible remedy has preserved hun
dreds oi Children, when thought past recovery,
from commissions. As soon a. the Syrup -
rubbed on the gums, the chill will recover
This preparation Is so innocent, 50 efficaciOus,
md 50 pleasant. that 10 child will refuse 70 iet
its gums be rubbed with H.. Whrn infants re
q, the age Of four months, though there is no
appearance of teeth, one bottle OF the Syrup
should be used on the gums, u open the pores.
Parents should never be without the syrup IN
the nursery where there arc young children;-
Tor If child wakes IN the night with pain ia the
gums, the Syrup Immediately gives esse BY
opening the pores and hegiing the guns {;
thereby preventing Commissions. Fevers, &c.
Sold At DR.. W. Evans Once. loo Chatham
ST.. y. L., and by all his Agents throughout
the Union. Pnce-srnall bottles 30 cents
larger 81.
n. 1t2rr Nsd,ciae IS tor sais ~ Ne,-por,. by
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DIR. EVANS CELEBRATED
CkM0MIlE G. APEnlENT PILLS.
UHIGHI.Y IMPoRTANT.-D

Nervous disease, liver complaint. bilious dis
eases. piles. rheumatism. consumption. coughs.
-oi', p,in 10 the chest and sIe. ulcers. and
delicate ,ni rl-rca'isl ii.efiis ar. ,ucceSsfIly
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There were few more unhappy hearts in En-
gland than that Of Lucy Murray. She loved
had loved almost ere she knew what the passion
VAS, him whom her reason aud feelings ~ a sis
ter made her look upon with adherence -
whom she regarded as the worse Than murder
cr OF her kind, aud noble hearted brother
whom she believed TO have been the scducei
and companion Of Maria.
Bu, II IS no more in our power TO cease I"
love, IT the command of reason. than to obey
when It's mandate is TO love. Dear ~ may be
the feelings which are outraged by it--disgracc
fol ~ our own mind rs passion So directed may
our wishes, rs we can create craliii.s by 90,
visions OF hope.
Lucy loved in spite Of all and was wretchel
on that account; she was indignant At her low.
er, and angry with hcrsefi to her it seemed
like treason TO her brother; crime the most
henious and unnatural, which sister could
comi.i.
Her health sank urler these narrowing
thoughts, snc Sbruhk nom entering lniO IHc
scenes Of gaiety although those who "ii"sSsed
her condition recommended such course
she brooded over her sorrows IN ,olhude, they
were Of a nature that refused sympathy, no Que
OWNED them. but all who 81" h.r-sa" that
she was siusins under them
Til. summer passed the wintor csmc-and
the sweet spring began to smile again; aud still
Lucy Murray continued ~ the same state Gu
ieebled in body aud unhappy in mind Der
features became moulded into an expression oi
sadness, there was sOuow even ia her quiet
tread the light Joyous step WAS seen M more
the sll,sry laugh of giAdsomeness no longer
heard the pages of tho poet and roinaneisf,
which formerly shc wouhi read Nth enthusiasm
70 her aunt aad the few irit nds who formed their
seouestered society, wcro uncpened now. Her
harp stood negIeeted-her piano untouched,
and the sound Of music which had used TO give
a glad cheerfulncss to the old country seat. aud
blend msrnly with tho ploug ghnan's whistle. IN
tho ueishborng fields. was heard no longer a
blank. gloom bad fallen over all. Lucys
cheek was pale and her blue eyes ius,reless
the spots she h,d used to frequsot were visited
m nnor--,hs garden shs had used 20 tend. ss
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vain---and angry with himself and all the
world, he resolved for ever TO abandon foolish
attachment, which commenced in the very
le'iiy oG thou ghtlessness, but had ended in per-
plexity aud sorrow.
| But this resolution was poorly kent, In a
shor time Morland again found an opportunity
Of seeing Lucy, whose manuer towards him
however, seemed 10 increase in coldness Al
every visit The report Of her brothers death.
and that of Mara's indiscretiou prevented him
from alludlng TO enher; aud with those who do
net willingly add their quota to conversation.
Intercourse must naturally be restrained and
oppressive. Morland felt il 20 be so yet with
the natural imprtuousity of his character he
forgot the usual forms OF society so far as TO
rcproach her for il. He went farthei-hrcd.
less OF her burning cheek and the hoprlessncss
oi his passion, lac avowcd-he told her that he
loved her-ihai his happiness was destroyed by
her i'll disguised rcpucnance to his sociev--
HAT some one must hlve poisoned her ear re-
eardng him for he was convinced such sud
den and continued sn,pathy could not have
been occaSloned by any ordinary cause that
his long 0Iendship for hey brother (here Lucy
shudJercd) his long acquaintance with herself
the Intercourse which had once subssted be-
tween their families, ought At least to have
procured him the privilege of friend il he,
other feelings denied him the character of =
lovcr;-he lost the command OF his reason ioi
the time--and vcntured a torrent of passionate
rerroachcs, mingled with tsndcr and even clo-
quent illusions TO tho happiness OF former
years.
/ Lucy, when her surprise was OVER. heard
him calmly. but at lengrh she too seemed to
have suddenly become infected with the sam,
spirit She grew as inJignan, as the other wa,
excited, and with a heaving bosom and spark
Ing eyes, aGsu eied his irpioaclies. with cinrge,
OF peridy and insult: even the very language
which now hc used, she told him, showed hin
To be dead to every feeling OF virtue and honor
that II outraged not only lha ordinary forms o
| poliIeness but betrayed au abandoned heart -
that she could not restrain her lndi igua,ion {,
reply in measured terms TO an offence which !
was impossible not 10 resent as not to feel
aud that she begged their preseo, intrric,
might he the last.
MJrland was still in the dark, but her man
mr. showed him That her sentiments were OH
r cere. His anger, his reckless excitement, wcr
at once dissolved and IL was with . subducd a.
peci and in humber tone that lie begged he
10 explain the import of tho charges she ha
made
! But this only increased Lucy's ,ndishaiion
IL looked IN her eyes like hardened aud craft,
guile and while she continued to reproacl
him with all a won',n's bitterness. a tear start.
ed TO her eye that told the heafr regretted that
Henry Morland was unworthy OF irs sympathy.
But was no moment for explanation or re-.
concIIiltion, and Motand quilted her presence
under an inlerlet never to enter !, again
Giieyed, perpcSed and wrciched. lac lett town
abruptly, aud retired to hs country seat.
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II aborr N>d,cias IS tor sale ~ Ne,ro0r,. b
M CALLAHAN, irsui
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re ajors Hsiicias is ior sais -, .N,r9ort. b.
wv CiLLIHIN, 1geat. -
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The aJore .Ncdjcine is FIR solc ~ Nc,Yor, b.
W1M. C1LLAHAN, Agent
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VIRGINIA HOTEL.
Corner Of Mia and Madison .t.. Whe.linr. Va
JACOB A KLINE, formerly Of HaeersiorH,
Nd. respectfully informs the travelling pub

ACoB A KLINE, formerly Of HoeerstovH.
. Nd. respectfully informs the travelling pub
lc that he ~ now in posse .sion of this cxten-
sive and well known establishment lately occu,
pied by Mrs "A MCreaTv. Situated m n central
and commanding poini on DfaIn erect. The
house IN in complete operation, and open Tor
the reception Of visitors, and having undergone
n thorough repair. theproprietor natterrhimse sell
IL will at al times be found n desirable stoL ping
place for trayellers. The former experit nee o.!
the prophet or, and The success which hashere-
! tofore attended his eAertions warrant HIM in say
ing that the most complete satisfaction shall
be rendered 10 all v no favor him with a call.
! The Ho tells furnished in a superior manner
punctusl attention will at all times be paid n
the comfort and convenience of visitors. for
whose accommodation bells communicative
with the Bar Will be found in every chamber.
CaTeiul and honest servants will At all times be
spared TO rencer travellers perfectly az howe
q this house, ALL CHARGES SHAL. BE
THE VIRGINIA HOTEL. is situated with.
IN a short distance of the steamboat laadinc. 10
a Ind ( ON which all b Iggage IL convened free oi
CHARGE and IL the office Of the Great Eastern
and Western VI all and ccommodation Lines a
Stages, with their auxiliary branches as owne,
aud directed by Messrs Stockton. Falls az. 90
on the eastern and MessFs Neil. Moore & Co
on the western route. Ii is also the regular az
fee of thed ally Inns to AID from pi q sburyh
Steubenville, Wooster, Canal Dover. AshiahT
Ia, or Lake Eric, &c. Travellers wishing TO q
IN any direction ca . secure their seats MT m
bar ana will betaken by stages from the hou,
inn If
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-05

'DYSPEPSIa or TEN YEARS STANDING.
- am truly happy to state to the afflicted
community thata member Of my family was af.
hiei-i for ten or twelve years with the above
distressing dlscsse. The syU ptoms were great
oppression after eating. acldIty at the stomach; a
severe pam m the side and breast, slick headache,
mental dependency, with other symptoms, du.
nng which. ume numerous remedies were pro-
cured without obtaining much relief Having
heard OF the good I'll, cts OF DIR Iiarlich's Com
pound Strengthcning and German Aeerient Pills
was induced TO give them q :rial, which ] am
happy TO state that by using one box Of the Ger
nan Aperient Fills, accompanied BY the
Strengthening Tonic Pills, that thew nave near
" eiadicatcd The disease. ] consider II cue 10
those afflicted, that ] make this acknowledge
neni, that they may likewise procure the same
Invaluable. medicine and be freed from those dis
tTessing diseases.
With gratitude and respects;
VIM. NJ. SPEAR.
No 1875 Old Yort Ro, q.
For sale nj NO 10 North Eighth Street.
Also 10y JOHN FISHER,
m 2l Wh.alipu ".
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-05

COOKING GLASS. Portrait A. Picture Frame
~ conference.-the subscriber respectfully
informs The citizens of Wheeling and vicinity. that
he has commenced. IN connection with his former
bzsi-ness. The Looking Glass. Portrait and Picture
Frame Gliding SC. IN olliis br1nches-He has en-
gagged Mr. jas. RobinsOn. from The first manunc-
tories n New York, whose workmanship H. inferior
10 none IN the Union. AMI h. now prepared n or.
ecuie ai orders boz hat line. lie will constantly kccp
on hand on extensive assortment Of LOOKING
ofevery description, In Gilt and Mahopa.
and Foncy Frames Picture and Portrait frames
made to order Old frames rerib and Giidiua ofev.
cry description done IN tie besIstyle.
julylA wv B~RANSTRUP.
Agent Cor " Barlow.
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c. HAWKINS. take. rhi, n.,bod Of return.

~ 6. HAWKINS. takes his method n return.
~ eng hs thanks n he citizens a Wheeling
snd vicinity, for the kind patronage when tbev
have extended toward bun. aud begs 90 assure
them that nothing shah Re wanting on his part
ais art. VI
The following descriptions Of work wllIbe ex-
o'eu style Inferior 20 nose, with puncm-
-ly hnd ocspatch, SIGNS ofcvtry description
Iansbagtnclca, window Blinds. boz imitation Of
yalneo Sass oT. Laudacape-- Military Flsvs
EuHihe 49, me Companies p DIES. Ma
eoulc ane VOC f~cilowu's naLurra. AUTons and
Cafpot. branching and painuug on Gtass r.
sians' numncs and picture glasses. C1ryert io,t
tatous ot Mo0d sod Marble fa1sy ,,,.-,
STEAM BOAE PAINTING IETTEp4NI
and glLblNs, Old lPa nunz, cledased re-
psred and vanished with care. 'o
N B Marking plates cut m the neof.st 49,
ner, in brass. copper or Zinc, arccimtns of,,.
work can be seen ~ No to8 NAM Street.
n Essay ~ The 1denfsy and General Vs.sY,
rection ~ ne Human body. IN which the ev.
dsnces IN favor of these important sutqocts arc
eonsidered In ~r-i7tron. hpth to Philosophy aHd Scrip
turs BY samuel Drew.
Fsrsals ~ TIE Bookstore 81
JAS a. INGRAM
may 4 no 121 main 81
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s. URANCE

~ q ma " e r.
lSKS will he taken by the FIRE A. MARINE
IhlNSURANCE COMPANY OF WHEELING
al the loresf rates on
Buildings Of all kinds. stone. brick or vooSen and
their contents:
Steamboats, factories; mills, so,
Furniture.
And merchandise Of all kinds.
And against oil dangers attending The ,r,D.rc,,.
alton Of goods on rivers, lakes, seas. canaI, and
railroads.
FORT The character of The company as 10 promD,,.
tHas aud bberatity IN me adjustment and DO v1,ut
Of to'ses.-we beg leave 10 refer 10 the merchant.
Of this place and elsewhere who have Ind tbs al.
Jusiment of claims uyon NJ.
JOHN FAWCETT. PrenSsy,
DANiEL LANE. Secretary. January is, 1871.
BoARD OF DiREcroRs--JOhn Fawcet Pre,ids,,
:. Bfady. John Goshorn. Charles d. Knor. Richard
W. Harding. Samuel Neel. William Patton. Jacob
: ShuveT' samuel Sprigg. Directors
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A
WESTERN INSURANCE CoMPAN

WESTERN INSURANCE COMPANY.
CAPITAL $500. 900.
WIS company. being now duly organized. is
II prepared to make Insurance ON ever de.
scripii.n OF Fire and Marine Risks. such as Dwell.
ling Houses. Store Houses, &c. with their contents.
Also. Steam Boats. Flat Boats and Keel Boats. with
Iherr cargoes. 10 and fom any port on the Ohio and
mississippi rivers. or their tributary streams. Ap.
pl'cai'On for Insurance 10 be made for the present
At the Office Oftho Wheeling Savings Institution
mar , ,. II. GREER, Secy. o.. 4
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REMOVAL

WIZ office Ne 81 St Clair Stree, Pit,,bu,.h %
hiss been discontinued. and The medicines, n,
merly sold al that Office. viz
Dr Harlich's Pills. DIR Lsroy's Female pilI,. ID,
Paris Soothing Syrup. for teeihing. DIR Gers Pm.
b%roeaiion. and DIR SSnyneis Compound syrup. or
Pnnus VirgInisns. have been removed, and are
no" for sale. IN large or mall quantities to suit pur.
cha'es by CURTISS a. co. General Agents.
~ iheir cfice IN ST Clair street. directly opposite
the EIchange Hotel. Pittsburgh Pa.
" Agents, Phy,ician,. Druggists. and other,
promptly supplied by forwarding their orders ..
above. These medicines are also Tor sale BY
ap i JOHN FISHER, Wheeling Va.
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1ENINARH FOR YOUNG LADIES.
WASHINGTON PLACE,
NHE SSE MACNALLY. .ome of

"aCflhINo " LASE
BALTIMORE,
F>HE MISSES ~MACNALLY, some Of
them natives ofFrance,a and all OF them edu-
ca ed in rarIs, under the immediate care and in
the house OF their father, n member Of the Uni |
versity Of France, shave formed an cstabllsnmen
an BsiIlinorefor the education of a limited num-
Der Of Young Ladies.
The Misses MaeNaliey are pupils Of Herr. of
fiorena; premier aceompagnateur dc Piano, and
OF Eoignet, mature de HarYe-
The course otinstruction will comprise Read
lng, w niing, ramm Composi ton, Arithme-
TIC, Alsebra, Ceograpi y; Astronos v, History. Ge-
;ome,ry, Mythology, Latin, French, Italian. Bel
tes Lettres, and daily compost ION in French; lu-
SIC. Vocal and Instrumental Piano and Harp.
Drswing, Painting, Dancing. Embroidery aud
The Misses MacNally do not require. nor will
they employ the aid of IN instructor or tetcher
language han French and Italian, will be thus
'srectualiy. excluded. The instruction IN Music
and Drawing will b1 gwen an Fr ineh; the teehnl-
cal languag, Of both, the terms Of which re
common, but confined TO he continent Of Europe.
The instructions IN Geography, questions IN
History, observaupns on Seles Lettres, on Com
position, on style Epistolsire, and in illustration
will be deliveredin French. ecourse OF education
will thus combine all the advantages which a res
idsnce in France may be supposed TO bestow.
Mr. scNal takes upon himself that part of
the ,nst Ictlon which comes under the head Of
English Education, as English Gram I ar. Gram
NAUTICAL Exercises and Composition, suited TO the
understanding of the pupil: history, Geomery y,
Arithmetic, Algebra, and Astronomy.
Mrs Mac Naly, who, during twenty wears. di-
rcctcd in England and France the establi,hment
oinet husoanu, conIlcues the direction of thuI
or her daughters. The experiences Of SO many
years IN the care OF her own children and Of her
husbands pupils, is applied to the comforts,
health and general Improvement of Inc pupll, en-.
trusted TO her daughters.
TERMS.
for French, Italian, Lain, English, and
TIE en- ire course of Education, Music
Drawing and. Dancing exc,pt,d) per
annum, s27o Oot
Piano or Harp, per quarter. rs u
Vocal Muse, ls n
Drawing or Painting. 10 O
Danci Y ls n
Use ?f the Pianos, Stationary and Books, 5 O
all payments are T, CURED TO be made thre
months in advance Three month"; notice 10 al
90 required, previous 10 the removal Of a pupil.
REFERENCES;
David Hoffman, Esq.
Jeromiah Hoffman, Esq.
J.. Bradf ord. Esq.
w. Carter, Esq. of Broadneck Virginia.
John McTuvlshs kFq. British Consul, Bait.
} Crawford, ESQ, British Consul, N. Orleani
jun % 3w-Balt Am
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AFGZAN IbN
@ THREE DAILY; LANES ron
BALTIMORE, WA SHLNGTONCTYY PINK
DELPHIA and NEW YORK EIfngorgEnar,
Speed! Us MAIL CHARIOT LLNE-runrS
PASSENGERS ONLY.
Runs through 10 B0lumore by con,rpctip
hours,
|. the only line at that speed.
Leaves Wheeling every morning AT q 10 a..
clock.-TakesIhe mail all roadcars a E,rdo
arrives inBaltlmors second morning o.,
Wheellng,l takes mail cars and reafhr, pill.
1delphia, Washington city, creNew York same
day.
NEW EXPEDITION LINE. kay,, u7..r.u
very evening, reaches Frederick second .vsns
rag, taxes the same mail cars TO Baltiu,nrs
W ashins. on, Philadel. hIh or New York.
RELIANCE LINE, tares Wheeling ererV NOR.
nIng, reaches Frederick second mornios -
baltimoTs same evening, and proceeds 10 Pill
adelphia OF ~. York next morning; or, al liz
lopton OF passen gers, takes the evening msiI
cars al Frederick. 10"
The subscribers have n Contract viii IN.
~ralload company To carry their mails and -
sengeTs rom FREDERICK, and every srrangcncr,
has been made TO insure comfort and TeyuJ.Y.
Ity. The prOpreiors Of the above lines Is.sJs
upon the route, their personal attenIio dsyo,.d
10 the business nnd one of them Tor a siattopsd
agenD viii alwhyt be found al NbssIfn.
w Ashl1gtoD, Pa. UnioHtOwn, CuubcrlsnS'
HageIstov u, and Frederick.-In nddition 80
which travelling agents nI- employed who's
supe Tintend The lines. "
Printed rules and regulations for N. bepss,
passs1gtrs, will be furnished en- applcs nor a,
the office on Water street, below IL Ho,si =
at irsinia Hotel. Wheeling.
april , STOCKTON, MOORE FALLS q Co.
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JOHN r.

JOHN F. CLARKE.
(SVooossor 10 Moore d. Clarke
FORWARDING q COMMISSION MERCHANT
Wheriing Ia.
NAJILL continue the Forwarding and Commits.
sion business at tho old stand II Moor. A.
clarke on Monroe street. Wheeling. lie will de.
vote his entire time; TO the interest Of his CORES
p%ondeas. The patronage Of The cusronu OF the LAT,
firm. and Tho public gcnerallyis e,pe,c,fnIIv- ~.
licited IN a
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NOTlCE-Ths respective firms of Forsyth.
~ Moore & Clarke. and Moore e Clarke. hay.
ing been dissolved. the frat vi the LIST Of Nov 1910.
The latter on the LIST March, ls4l. The undersigned
respectfully requests tho attention Of The friends and
correspondents O'the aforesaid firm. to The card of
Mr. John y Clarke. his late partner who c. nirnues
Ihs business inIheir old stand OF Monru, ST. Wheel.
ing HENRY MOORE
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FItUINIA: Al rules held ~ the Clerk's nfhco
oithe Circuit Superior Court ofLHw and Chan
Gerry for the county Of Ohio in the month Of
April 1871.
David Tlton, Complainant
against
Robert Clarke. admimstrator Of In Cbaneery
william Clarke, deceased. and
John A Gordon and William
Cunningham. Defendants.
The Defendant Robert Clarke not having enter
ed his appearance and eiven secHuty according
20 me actof assembly and the rules Of this Court.
ano ~ appearing bv satisfactory proof that he ~
not an lnhabltaut Of this COMMONWEALTH
motion OF comPlainani by counsel. u IS ordered
ihai the SAID deft. DO appear here ~ rules 20 be
~ ldln the clerks Office ofsaid Court, in the month
2iJune next enter he appe rance. and answer
the complainant bill-and that q copy Of this
oraer be forthwith inserted IN some newspaper
printed IN the city Of Wheeling for two months
srccessively, ard POSTED ~ the front door Of the
Court FOuse Of Ohio county.
A copy tcste.
ALEX. T. LAIDGEY Clerk.
Siokclv and smith. for COMMIT. an IN
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WHEELING BoTTLING CELLAR.

"HT'FLIINU bUI ILdNG IELLA
HEORGE HARTLEY. respectfully inform.
" Tho public hat he hns opened his cellar. for
hoi'ling Hugh Clark & Co.'S. Superior Pale Ale and
Brown Stout. exclusively. at bis old stand on Water
street. a few doounorlh Of The United States Hotel
haveing recently ordered . large additional supply
OF best Bristol bottles. he will be able 10 furnish
persons DESTROYS Of hsving = rich sparkling ale .ounI
10 any hing to be had in The Malt line. sny wbero
IN any quantity from 9 dozen TO n groce. and srspect.
fully SolIeits The public patronage.
As q Inns become a common practice here ~ we'll
o. elsewhere TO endesvor 10 palm uron the pshIie a
"nshy-fwIhy inferior nIens Hugh CLARK A Cos. he
has been compelled to label his boulos-in order 10
prevent such Observation-Disclosures unless The bot
Tie mas Hugh Clark & Cos name npon tit is not
10 ne considered tho genuine article. np 20-1m
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"A.
ROfHlllc I1hMSiciAm.

Market Square, ~est side next door to J. Chap
hhe g. Sons, wsEkuso, Va. will attend To oil
calls ia Feline Of his profession with promptness
and fidelity. All kinds Of Botanic medicines care
fully selected, and prepared with directions for
using, constantly on hand. ser 2f-tf
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TIE Confession OF FAITH.

5 agreed upun Ivy the Assembly Of Div;ncs ut
Westminster. with the assistance of Commits
sioner from the church Of Scotland. rs received by
the Associate Reformed Church Of North Amer ca.
With proofs from the scripture. For sale ut tie
Bookstore and Periodical offire of
JAS. A. INGRAM
June 10 No l2l Main street.
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