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Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-07-01

WHISPERS Some men are no, .contsnted wah
>tchisksrs of magnificent size add appearance, bat
cultivate the growth Of long and thick beard be-
meath the chin. which gives them a resemblance to
that stately aud seda,e animal which loves to roam
among crass and precpices, and on whose. crani um
f Phrenoiogis's are to be believed, the organ Of
Inhabitivensss is strikingly developed. This is
singular fancy-and one which is, perhaps. abarn-
less enough in cvilian.b it is not 40 comnenda
Die in those, ssho holding Offices under TIC govern
, ment represent their counrymen abroad Sons of
our naval officers have carried this fashion 10 such
length, tina, the Navy Department has felt cons;rain
ed to issue an otder, that whskers, when worn by
an Officer, must not extend more than one inch be-
low the tip of The ear. and from thence making a
straight line, 10 the corners ofthe mouth
The Eastern Argus Revived has been discon.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-07-01
GF$3T,3IO,O14 2O,p

, which shows the enormous waste of the public
money, for which the Wings rightly held the par
'ty in power responsible.
The late administration, it seems, not Only US
ed up surplus revenue Of over seventeen mil
lions, but added to it about fourteen millions
: more of expenditure!
In view of these facts, was there not neces
sty for, and just cry in behalf of, Reform and
.Retrenchment in the expenditures and extrava-
gance Of the Government
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-07-01
State of tho Treasury.
The aggregate Of debt and deficit to be proy-
.dsd for in this and the ensuing year, is

HsD$12,SSO,215 1S,-Gs
without leaving any thing in the Treasury to pro-
vide for unexpected demands, or to supply unex-
pected deficits in the revenue.
The excess of expenditure by the last admin
stration over the current revenue, is set down at
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-07-01

The Eastern Argus Revived has been discon'
stinued.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-10
DIR. WIN. EVANS

SOOTHING SYRUP for CHILDREN
WHEN CUTTING THEIR TEETH.
n F mothers knew TIC blessings this Syrup would
- afford their Infants during tie period OF ,ienr
ION by rubbing their gums with il, no tender moth
er would neglect the use Of H.
DIR NM EVANS CELEBRATED CAMO-
MILE ASD APEUiENT PILLS Tor Weak stnmaci,
Pam IN the sI!o. Bilious affections &C. tho Pill
viii perform cures when Physicians have desguir-
81 relieving thePalient
Physicians are respectfully urged 10 use these
Pt.ls ~ cases Of Dyspepsia, ilyPocnndris &C. when
the bad qualify Of Drugs will not effect a euro Dr.
EVANS basis the efficiency and powerful virtue Of
ms pulls on tho ipcriOr quality Of the lagrcdicn Is
Of which they aye compounded.
DR. GOODS FEMALE PILLS
These Pi.ls are recommended to the Ladies Tor
sup9rcsssun of customary periodicals also other
weakness OF Females 10 which they are subject
D&. HUNTS BOTANIC Pills.
a celebrated au,hsiIous Famy Medicine
The above medicines are s1ld only Of the follow
80 regular AGENTS buy only Of the Regular agents
s0u,e men ell colutcrfeitS:
R'-r' ~ AGENTS, W. n. King. Grocer Wheeling
james Buriev e, Aiolndsville, Va. A. d. Clarke
Fish Creek. Va. Eobr. : TloIliway. Smyrna. O.
MIR Furabuii BOX seller S;cEbcnyillc Isaac liar.
ris. No 100 Liberty a., Pittsburgh.
CAUTION--Dr. VIM Evans will not be res
pousiolrf fer the gcnuincucss of the Camore Pills
unless they bought Of Dr.. Evans advertised
aZcui-.-'fhere IS oao agent IN every eounv.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-10
HITS .AND CHPS.
TASTE AND FASHION

SPRING FASHIONS FOR ls4I.
ENlE subscriber invites the attention of In,
IL friends and the public generally to the large
and splendid stock Of
HATS & CAPS.
Now on hand at his establishment. manufactured
Of the following fabrics. VIZ;
Gents fine Beaver Hats on Fur Bodies.
do Neutria. do.
do Short Nap DO.
do Moi, skin SILK. DO. DO
do Short Nap do Cloth Uhdersdes.
Gents fine Brush hats. or plain custom.
do Cloth Cups. new pattern,
Youths aud Boys Brush Hats. black and white.
Youths and Boys silk do do.
do do Cloth Caps. variety Of patterns.
SUMMER HATS.
large and we'll selected assoumenis Of Gents
and Nouihs Fashionable Summer Hats, which Will
DC sold for cash. tctms that cannot fail TO please
The subscriber having made arrangements with
one OF the LARGEST and MOST FASIiIONA-
BILE ESTABLISHMENTS IN TIE CITY OF
NEW YORK, will be enabled TO furnish his friends
and Gus omcrs at any time whn
CITY MANUFACrt RED HAT.
which for ghtness. texture and durability Of color
cannot be surpassed ia the United States.
~D'ORSAY PATTERN!SG
A few dozen D'Orsay Pattern OF hats just recei-
we'd frum IARE'S Fashionable Hat Store. Philn
delphla, 10 which the attention Of Gentlemen u
particularly invited.
TO COUNTRY HATTERS
The subscriber has received hts spring assortment
Of iIartcrs stock md trimmings; Gum Shelac, Silk
Plush. Fur and Wool Hat Fells, &C.; &c, oil VI
which will be sold low for Cash.
A McCALLAM.
Opposite the Virginia Hotel, 1877, Main street.
Wheeling, May 25, 1871.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-10
-. - - NANrLE - Il

p,r..yF grSs.N IRON MANTLE GEA Us
.t...yI.sJy ,s .Ga.ijS, afu u1, ufI..a.-
"a ur4r .a.Ir.s.,ai sluclt .u NruN I.Hr
&c.. Ha., auI roauu,u. ur..c ui y.lr. .rau
r. .., ...l 1rD ,.IIfg 60 70 SIZE gen ur.. aI1r.s.
q. I'D ls llsrt CITIES. 1F'1 rrst 0li ".si '. i1c
.-......r. prr.lI. .,s1 1rs su.iIr 81 WISH Io
.f,., lash, 4.lr.fl .1.t ,,.tl hard IHa .-r r.aees
~. ,.........i -.4r-a.I r1.l. .uI examine sIr1a
~, I'd. nov rF..r, .,0r.rr I.rF ..u. e.iiI of tl.s
80
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-10
BOOKSELLERS AND sTATIONERs.

Viz .ubecnbers respectfully inform their friends
and the public that they hsvo associated tls rn-
YES as partners under the style ofRobb g. Sc
p"S'.soh al Va" stand lately occupied by Stephenson
I'H GArwood corner Of M,n a. Union Sis, where
'n's nave on hand. nnd offer for sale on nccommo-
uu'iS terms large and valuable selection Of Re Ii
Cla-sical Law and Medical books with hisio-
ucs, Bographes, Novels. and n,;.ceIl,,.on. ,,ntk.
Aud they will constantly receive all the new publi
ea''ohs as they appear ia Philadelphia, embracing
every 'hing ~ the various departments OF literature
snu se'e"'e' together with School Books, Church
Music' ana stationary Of every description.
IA connection with the above is an extensive Book
ou,Dery where they nrc prepared TO rule and manu-
iaciure Blank Books TO order of any SO ,tyls ,,J
description.
The highest price will he allowed, rs usual IN
exchange for Rags dressed Sheepskins and Tunnsn'
Scraps. ! ~ RORR
Wheeling. April }, 1911. J. STEPHENSON.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-10

THWIE HISTORY Of the Reign Of ths Em
~ psr15 Charles BIB. W rba vi. IS, or he pr,.ras.
rf Srcictv BOD Ernp. from the subvers,ou of t6f
Roman Empire To- rHo beginning of the SiytseriI
Century. Hy William Robertson " ID complete ir
one vol. F1r slIs af the bookstore Of
JAS. s. MORAN. so 121 Nam s.
nay "a
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-10

" d 7 Is.NNI.Ns
WHOLESALE & RETAIL DEALERS ~ HATS
AND CAPS.
WeH side Of Main street. Whselins. Va.
AVE on hand aud are constantly manuiscrur.
Z 4 lug a general assortment oi superior .ur and
fashions from New York and re now PREPARED
To supply TO order all sizes aud ia ahes n the
present or prs; style, as may sUit customers,
Black sad Drab beaylT and Castor, PlsIn
White Russia and N9pt Hats.
They also keep OnhaEd an assortment OF plain
ana lancy meas aud bows fur and cloth caps,
all OF which they offer 20 their customers and tho
public on ne most pleasing terms.
All orders from country merchants and dca +
ers promptly hlled on the u os favorable terms.
, thankful for The liberal patronage a o. have
heIetOlore received, they solicit a share OF pub.
nc patronage which they are determined To- de-
serve by prompt attention, personal application
10 business and cheap and favOrG bic rules
NAV "
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-10

NEW BOOKS
HISTORY oflhe World from The year to 1910
4 in 4 vols by Charles Won ReIIech professor
IN the University of FTieburg
Goldsmiih's Animated Nature, 4 vols.
North American Botany, by Eaton g. Wright
Cuivcr's Animal Kingdom vols
History of Ferdinand and IsabeIia ) vols
Modern Europe by Jones & Russell. , vols.
Hcnry's Exposition OF the Scriptures. vols.
Dicks Complete Works, vols.
Walker on Beauty.
Women,
. lulerman.age.
Tiiler- Universal History 2 vols
Bakers Translation OF l.yy,
just received and Tor salc hy
apS ROBE & STEPHENSON.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-10
BALTlMoRE Il PITTSBURGH.
JAMES OCoNNOR, LUKE T,,Fy. An Drs~,,

MA N-ND PITTSBURGH
AND
BALTlMoRE Il PITTSBURGH.
JAMES OCoNNoR, LUKE TAAFy A.n DrS~,, |
OCONNOg, Propr,etors
AMhS OCONNOR ~ Co.-Having complot.d |
80 iheir arrangements. are now prepared To- for
"aru Merehahdl'e, Produce. &c. 10 and from PM.
adelphia and Pittsburgh. aud Baliimor. am, PIN,
bUrgh, with that regularity and de.pa,cb Which
they hliier themselves has hitherto characterized
their Line.
The superior mode Of carrying goods yroculrnr 10
this line alone) prevents all risks Of soR breaking
damage or seperatinn Of lots too often attendant on
hurried transhpneni of single packages, OF the
several functions Of the anal and railroads or eXpo-
sure 10y loading unloading out of doors The Goods
being locked up and carried throughout IN Poriabl,
Wafer proof Car bodies without repackinc hnnd
ing or any interference whatever, from the time
oheir being loaded Ia the Warehouse nj the start.
ing point. until they unload ID tvi'hin the Ware.
house, aiso) AT the other end ofIhe Lane.
The adaptation OF this plan. on a route where Rail
roads intervene with Canals. IS an Improvement
too Obvious 10 need any cOmmcnE while The Ger.
iainy oi receiving lots complete in clean and uer.
'hAnia5e order, affords advantages 10 owners and
cJusisnces fully apparent as u preclsLe The ne
ccssity Of further Description
In addition 10 their aOVJie dqily line of tho usual
cuss iHCy have a single daily line Of Fast boats of
less tonnage, built expressly for speed by which
The too prevalent custom Of allowing the Boats
10 be detained at the Etsio.n point OF the canal
until luaciug was pcocg.-d 10 return with thereby
causing an accumulation ui produce in Pittsburgh
Tor want OF means Of transportation, induced them
To make their arrangements this year To run their
Boats regularly, whether loaded or not, by which
they vii! be enabled 20 forward much larger
quantity haa usual and with certainty rot dis patch
huhcrtO ImpraCiCah!e.
Tue central situations AMI o1'ensivcness oftEeir
Warehouses m Philadelphia. BalIimOre aud Pits
hu5sh, Afford Recommendations peculiarly ad amigo
Gus 10 those iayoriHg them with their commands
They would respectfully solicit Merchants and ship
pcrs To Gull and Judge ipT themselves
Goods consigned % Tie 70, owing Agents. will be
forwarded with despatch. All freight and charges
. pld. Bills OF LuaIug irausia tied. and ovcry IN
sIrocuon promptly attended TO- by
/ JAMES OCONNOR & Co.
Market street PniIadciphIp
JOHN NEST.
North street. Baltimore
I TAAFE & OCONNOR
Corner Penn nn5 Wayne streets Pitshurah
gJ-Au Produce delivered fIr the East Will bc 70.
ccved Tree Of charge Tor storage commission or adj
'aucrng fro gifts. mar II-3n
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-10

E bARiS' SOOTHING SYRuP-iIov many
y thousands Of children die annually from
the fleets Of PliO rR sCTED DENTITION. II
nGu'cs no argument 90 convince Won thar al
D lg children suffer sorucr or later from the el-
fscts Of tCetuuU, which their kind rr, NAV
a-tlv perceive, from thr following sytur'Ulus-
rc stc-Sncss, suCdsr frs pt crying, ctiUi, fever
sh. and sleeps hut little. t1rgss Its fingers into
rs mouth and bites thereby seeming TO oblI.u
re Isl frequently attended with cough. difficulty
- breathing. bowel complaint inflammation u.|
'h" ~ :. ami Sores behind he ears. cor gu!sr8us
ones should never %. vrr-1ut DI Pam Ce.-.
Jra'Cd American Soothing Syrup, fHr hIlaren
Cutting !tCih. hy winch the. can prevent many
alarming sym toms. winch r;trn prove fatal.
TH0u-Enas OfmUthcrs and nurses can testify
10 'hc Immodla'e effects Of tbs Invaluable ysup
Shgn applied 60 the gums. II child wakes
With pam m lts gums, q be- Syrpr. when applied
gives ~. mediate ease hv Op,n ~ 'n. pores and
heating the ~ MS. thus preventing crnyui Ons.
"; 10 me hap"hcss and emo mc.t % Their
E6rer,d t. m nc II Cor=rass''-a!I The gen.
uine ,x1r,sS this an 90 label
NOBTd EIGHT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES;
and BY CJ.;Il~S l.l q. ~. NttAL AGEN -
ST CLAIR ,IiE,ETr, OPPOSITE. THE TX.
CT ANGIE HOTEL. PITTSBURGH. "a.
Alec by John Fisher, Wheeling VI. ap p
GAIT HOUSE
Cincinnati. Corner II Min and Siz.I Streets
ME- location II This house Icing ccu'rr0. h,rf
way between the river auI tine canal. AMI
upon the highest level noon Main 80. lni ,,0v..
ufeut o. MI EIEus DfIre'uass; t1g.r1ar with the
al. additions md improvements mfk"s n now
tHC Most s-iigJ'H note, 100 the city Tor narcHrss
All travellers ORB general. Fare no, surpassed b.
aUT hotel d. DO" city bills wtt.rBfn. suitable 90
Oh" m g. FsnH1- graf. .u. frr Ias' ft.yrs. hop,
uF -frDt attention Co the comfort of uI. So np may
'al CD uerf continual &C. IT public favor 10
IIUc I..y bestowed
" o. 4 hro. 20 be is sif1chai the house
1nd good nIs'.trS IU attendance.
Baggage iaA. fu aud from The river 1Gd canal
free q h1r-C WHOM rr'ial upon
apg2 5u WN. T.. MARSH. Proprietor
Il VIE PATHFINDER Or the Inland Sea-. T..
fho au.IIr pt"rIo Pioneers" Last OF The
Mntcans' ruu.o' &c. Zoo two vols Tor sale
atthe store OF JAS. s. INGRAM.
my I No I2l M1su ST.
"a EW DOKS.-Pat,h Work by tatt Basil
y Hall. > ,ui- J : mp
C1r.toU. tale ui Seventeen Hundred and Seventh.
SIX. , vols ~ 900
Taoahoufas 20 Legend with historical and Tradition
airy notes Hg Mrs 20 ~ WebsI.r
hiem1fs.Il. Hl Fur.rru Tuyr.- containing naias
ofT1u.a. GrmIHs. Switzerland. aud ltlIr. hy
r. .1er Er5ase1rj-s
Harp of Sviyn. ~. Edward G. Jones'
BOZ, BOZ, -B1rrsly EuIre. "Br BIZ" a.
y y tlHroi NICHOLS N.sE .eIrg. Oliver TWIST g.
u.h Illustrations Hr rIrrrH.Ir1.d Brown. just rs
rety-I 1rI .ur -".H 8f f.H HaJ. ..4ra 1f
may - Jas A. INGRAM so i2l Mlf1 81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-10

WHEELING. VA.
TEVvs-The Tr;.yveeklv raper is published on
IIssIpy-. Thursi1ys and Saturdays. At 50 per IN
sgm ia a.lva5ce. or Sc NJ the end Of the year $
Dor six months No subscriber received Tor Il less
Germ than TX months.
The Weekly poner the Western Virginia Times
: published on Wcdncslly at 50 80 per annum
Sa al .ance. or 3 if not paid within one month
- he beginning of the ear. No subscribers
will bs r. ,eiveI, except sJch rs pay IN advance
For G months 81 80 is invariably charged. Nc
sabscri5er received less term than SIX monihs
AID ~ PAPER Iiscplo tel, except al tho discretion
Of the publisher. ua,ii all arrcorages are paid.
TERMS or ADVERTISING.
)ac,quarc tnreet "a scrtions, or.ess, $500
30 two weeks, being 5tnsertions. 90
10 three weeks, so
Do one month. 90
10 two months, 90
10 three morihs, 90
30 siEsuDuths, N'
Do eFaJ mo'ths, 70 o.
10 tWelv. months, ~ CO.
n Advertisements handed ~ without spee'H.
o-lsr will he rga!.s1cI ~ forbid and charged 81
fr Ih-re iascr;ipps lnl 25 cents for every susse'
qasui Insertion. 81 also with all advertisements
ordered il forbid.
The pr1rceliags Of the civ council. city ordinn.
noes 'Hd orders, regularly appear in this naPcr.
Crnnecto. with tho oaiao Of publication OF the
wh.sling Times * ADVERTISE. is a JOB & ROOE|
orr I, tcrns. Blanks - orlNr, Cards, iiandhs.
Sow Sris. &c done in the nsaicsi style and OF
short notice.
FOR sale at the Coua;ing Roo. Of the Wheeling
Times and Advertiser:
Civ summons, County Summons,
Executions, " Executions,
Bonds " Bonds,
sun. mons Tor Assault, Reco-nizancesoi
bail.
County Summon, COR Assault, Deeds, Leases. War
rInls srreluis' Bonds Declarations - ioymsl
Bills Of Ialig.. Pcilar's Notes, Notes Of VI. *
NJ Bank, Note, u y. W. B ana. Checks On all the
banks. hnnni and plain, &c. &c.
Caanc~-cI with the above, is one oF tho most D.
lausive READING ROOMS ia ths United States
Tern, to subscribers, s. year. S,rauge:,Jro free
Q, visit it for tho splre ofono month those who
cp1tinrp 10 visit It Tor longer terra, will BE- 9"i
4 ,9rn ~ yuhlcribcrs.
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MERCHANTS q MECHANICS BANK OF
WHEELING
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Dir,ciors for 1871.
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-10
80 MONOPOLY.
Important 10 Western Merchants 4. Produce
DEALERS.

IRP0TtGni 10 N'VerH Merchants s. Produce
DEALERS.
\ : LNCiiANIS Independent Transnortaiiua
vs. Line for the triu-pOr.aI VI Produce md
Mo-chaudrzc between Pittsburgh and Phi.atcIpnr,
and P.tlsLIrgh add B,murg.
The stock OF li,is ..uc consists Of the FIRST elias.
spring cars. uolll rsosaUi drca Ell canal holts
Merchants are enabled 10 have ll".r cu,is currc,
~ Has lines with IS muCh drs ..ch aud m .. goo,
order ~ by any Diner line. Tho propsictDrs vii
give ihcir whole attention (belug free from M,
/ combination having declared themselves indcpcnd
cUt ui The other Lines. are determined not 10 com
hine with them and confidently hope that the Aei
chants Of the West will sustain them.
Expenses pad on OF gDp Is cons. sued 10 The sub
srrihers I;hDut charge of commissions Good
consigned 10 The agent 90: PlisbIrg received az m,
Steam Boat Landing and forwarded immedfatsl,
without charge for drayupe
Prgyrisfyrs. KOONS. WILLIAMS & co
Philadelphia
II. T. PATTERSON. Hollidavsburc.
Agents. KOONS WILLIAMS ~ 60. fret
wharf, above Race street. on tho Delaware.
Philadelphia.
SAINT. VI. KITR. Canal Basin. corner
Liberty aud Wayne streets Pittsburgh.
Refer % Messrs LION. Shprb & CO.
W Burbridgo d Co.
Wa.lugiOri a Taylor : Pittsburgh
M'Eay. Hanna 4; Co.
Geo BrrCd,
Hcs'rs Wm q Stewart = Co.. Cincinnati.
2a-la
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-10
PENNSYLVANIA PACKET BOAT co.
EXPRESS a Nd PIONEER LIVES

I'M. Ss|>'N = w Ilb.N T.I.b LINES.
Vy&CLJSiEELG tor the conveyance or passcn.
~ gers irgm Pittsburgh 20 Philadelphia, via
Pruusy'vtu'a Canal and 'or'a-. and HARRISBURG
Railroads 'hruugh Iu 3 10 UayS. be ,Ll .r o..
respectfully Informed tl1i r-ac lines oIslirrt.
Packet Boats and Eaii Road Cgrs have again com
GicgcsI th,lg regular business.
The pT1prCiJTs ~ these lines. aware Of tht
greet importance n maintaining heir ue n earned
irgafIflou. have taken GrsHt pains % raft then
boats aud cars 90 thC most comfortable manner
anI are PREPARED fJ assure the travelling public
thar no CXrrNous wlit De- spared fp render general
sI'I faction Packet 'U1t Will always be ~ port,
a1t travellers arc particularly requested local
.uf nudge frr themselves. She Railroads are pas
-cd ru day lLhf All Baggage ~ tho owners risk
Travellers wishing To 20 10 Baltimore can take
'ha Packet E0at ty Hlrr-uuTzh, from thence
90 The arrival Of The boat 20 YORK; distance of
Us miles Iu Post COurhCs, ard from there to Bal
um1rc bv SuaIuan1un7 and Bal Ifu0r. Raj. road.
Thrsuahiu3 { 2 duy-. For ptssa.. r, inquire al the
office .g the EXCHANGE Buildings, st 5lslT street,
and 90 the Mpnung1h".a House, Uater street,
and lt the Canal Basn, Head UfPcn street.
For th- pTpprT.fDr-,
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5JJ.4 .iI-a. 's ...4I.I.IsI -cJ.ri saui
5lb.y.e N,..i alI Uip CI.dIos,
s half pipes Ncw Tark Bnuiy.
los, rs- lived and iJr sl,o BY NJ REILLY.
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1--WE ELEMENTS of Moral sricurc. r..
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ID UEIMNTlSN entirely cured by The uso Of
= Dr . p Hl+.,b'. Compound Strengthening
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Hr .aFinu NraHu 20. Chester County. Pa.
3D.. .f 'f NO weave w fF0 above distressing
'.s H-. 81 H Ha b a fu re hIs crutchps for
.-I... m. p e.. .- syuHfYms were excrucla.
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.1H.' ..a .fI fF.i.nf. .lln increasing towards
r..rt e 1'.eI. 20 with heat. Mf Wilson, was
5000. unable t1 move his lmbs on account
". .." F..1 .t .H rr az be beng advised By n
fr... q b.. .J .rn.1 Dr Harlich's pills. f0r
To Too .. .H. r..ut In West Chester, and
using the medicine the third
.lr.t and he strength incrca.
.a'. "I fE ..-.. weeks was able 10 attend
1.r ,H..H lc bad not done for eigh-
I... ..f.- O.. IU Er1fhf Of others afflicted.
be- .gI Do %. t..e Published that they NAV
u.rs cd, anl again enjoy the pieasures ofhcal-
thy o..
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~ oIiCE.-The late firm of Stephenson & Car
! Wood ceased To exist. I'm consequence of Tho
death oi Mr. GarwOod) on The Isl Of January ls4l.
and renders II necessary that their business should
be closed; therefore, oil persons knowing thesev-
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ment and also persons having claims against them
Will presenrhem for settlement
J. STEPHENSON.
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DANCROFT'S HISTORY, L. SrATES.-Jqg,
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