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The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-02-05

IRELAND. The tee-totallers in
Ireland; number 100000. O'CoL-
nelI's Irish Board Of Trade, have resi- l.
we'd TO prosecute any sbaPbO, pc. dO'CE-
ted selling any 'loregn' manufactures
for lr!sh.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-02-05

STRONG IMAGINATION. federal ed.
itor hard by. lately imagined himself to be a
democrat, and while under this hallucinatiOn o!
mind, called Mr. Van Buren, and bis supporters
III rank Old feIeralists. 1t 10 the Samc man who
come years ago chopped of the butt.end of his
own--namO and has run about ever since with
the iail In bis IeOth.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-02-05

SWEET FOLKS. The consump-
ton ofsugar IN the United States is sad
10 be quo, 600 hogsheuds per annam, or
ore hundred and eighty millions of
pounds. Taking the cost to tho cons
sumer al the average rate of seven cents
we have the sum of Sl2,O0O,00O paid
yearly by the nation for the use of this
aTiicla
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-02-05

The BRoKEN Vow.-ln Boston a day
or so ago,a woman was 'ent 10 the Asy
lum who was terribly insane, and whose
insanity was occasioned by her having
taken a vow not TO drink ardent spirits
and had been induced afterwards by
some friends to break it. She was not
a druukard. How must those friends ol
hers feel
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-02-05

DIRECT TAXATION. In tho
Legislature of Maryland, the committ' e
on Ways and Means have introduced a
resolulios for direct tax TO pay the eD'
lerest on the State Debt.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-02-05

"TuRN ABOUT is FAIR PLAy,"-ln q
recent number Of a Western paper sc
find the following -
The gentIem IA who borrowed our um-
rella, will pie lse have the kindness moi
10 return it is ws have looked one equ-
ally as good,
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-02-05

Something Romantic. 1.-The St. Louis RePub-
licaH relates a singular incident. Two ladies
residing:in Illinois, on their way home in the
evening, were accosted by aman on horseback
demanding their money. lu handing it to him
the wind caught the bills and carried them some
distance off. The man dismounted to pick them
uF and the ladies:rode off as luick as possible.
When they arrived at their own gate they found
the robbers horse had followed them, having ol
capped while he was picking up the bills. A
large amour ofmoney was fund in the saddle
bags, but nothing whereby the owner could b,
identified.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-02-05

CUTT1NG.-"Mr -" said one gen.
tleman Of this place 10 enclher "yot
are fna looking fellow" "Well, re-
ally, sir wish ] could return the CON-
pIimenl," very coolIy answered the 9th
er. "You could" was the sharp reiorl
"if you would lie one half as bad as
did.H
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-02-05
CHEAPER THAN EVER,
NEW BOOT 4 SHOE MANUFACToRY,
GRAHAM & HOLLYWOOD.

Respectfully inform The public generally that
they have opened Boot and Shoe Manufdcto"
ry, on front st. Cd door below Factory st, where
they intend carrying on the above business, in
all lis branches, and will bo prepared to make
and sell cheaper, than any other establishment
in town, Terms cash down.
Dover, Feb. s, lS4l,
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-02-05

CURIOUS INVENTION Mr.. Williams, a
locksmith in Bristol, England, has invented a
lock that has no key hole and cannot be picked,
l, may be ma de to open by ring, seal, pen
ell case or almost any device desired, and can
be furnished at less cost than common locks.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-02-05

Once in a quarter of Centmy,-
There IS now in tull bloom, Says a late
English paper, the Mayo Telegraph, in
the green house of Dalgen, a beautiful
specimen Of the Yuecu Alba, bearing
upwards oftwO hundred and tSenty flow
ers. This plant which seldoms blos-
SONS more than once ia twenty-five
years, is great curiosity.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-02-05

white
the decade "a
coed people
taking the co population slaves and Free the auc
mong other (perhaps the 9boOn explain m the
ree both
Texas and Canada perhaps 80 200 ALL hut this affords
Of
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-02-05

Refugees in FrGncc.-The number Of
refugees at present in France amounts to
thry-Six lhusand, four hundred are
Spaniards, The French government,
in Mondays sitting Of the deputies, pro.
posed a bill TO grant seven hundred
thousand francs for their subsistence.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-02-05

ONE Term. the Legislature Of H.
diuua has passed join. resolution in
favor of such an amendment TO The Con.
stiulon Of the United States, az would
debar the Preside from reelection.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-02-05

ATTENTIVE. -"My wife is very at
,entve 10 The pigs" said gentleman
The ether day, in Ire presence Of several
ladies. "That accounts for her attach
mens tn you" responded one of the fair
demselS. Pretty sharp joking, that.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-02-05

SINGULAR FACTs.-Little men love tall WON n
and little women love tall men; talkative peo-
pie prefer those Of tactiturn character; gour-
mands make better dinner in the society of
those who eat but little; the strong ally them
selves with the weak, men ofgenius prefer doN
mesticated wives authoresses generally espouse
lools Proud individuals cannot endure those
that are proud alsoi rogues seek the society of
honest men; the most disslpated woman loves
the man who detests her vices, and the good
man frequently adores tIIe most libertne female.
The seducer runs after the innocent, and the
young innocent succunbs to the wiles of the
seducer. Extremes meet; contrasts approach
each other; and in the darkest shades tho pain,
ter discovers the finest colors.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-02-05

U, s. BANK.-In the case Of Thayer, VS..
Bank of the U, States for about 81, 100000,
the suit has been compromised; the bank agree
ing to pay the principal and 9 per cent. interest
(nSlead of l2. 1.-The N. Y. Herald says, we
learned from high authority, that there is every
probability that the government deposits will be
restored to the Bank U. S. at a very early day.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-02-05
POPULATION STATISTICS.

comparative Of the Census Ofhs URid States Inc Popo
millions The population OF the uned SAS "Vsy
iuIa ahor of neenh AlOnS.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-02-05

BATTLE IN FLoRDA,--CoI. narney with 80
men recently made descent upon an island in
The Miami, on which Chechichs tribe were
encamped, and after brisk engagement obtain
ed victory over the savages, kilIine two and
taking l3 prisoners. Chechici himself was kill
led and seven warriors were afterwards hung
in the preSegce ofthe captains. Ono American
was killed and two wounded.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-02-05
From Iha Glohe.
Efbul tNd AtObes
Mr.. VAN BURENiS. ENEMIES
AT HOME AND ABROAD.


The false and by oc,iiicaii,ns rument
of the C6nse!val.'es-~S patty which Nj.
Webster says could all be Slowed in sn
omnibus-saccuSes Mr.. Van Buren with
British predictions. Hear the Madis
sonian:
''For years Mr.. Van Buren has been
sacrificing the rights Of America to HE
affection for the courtesies and blandish.
ments orthe British,
The following extract, which we find
noticed in the New York Standard,
shows what Torysm in England real.
" thinks Of Mr.. Van Buren,. The Loa
don Herald is one of the leading jour
nails of the Conservative party in Great
Britain.
From the New York Standard.
English CoagratulatiOn. We lake
the following precious extract from the
London Morning Herald Of The 9Th ult.
They require no comment-'but if "the
synpa,hes Of General POM asths Edo
itor asserts, we should very much doubt
whether the State of Maine, TO say The
least of the matter, would be found sus.
tanning President who would SO read
ily acknowledge. "the. just elaine Of
EUgIand in reference 10 the Northeast
boundary question:
"The election OF General Harrison 10
the Presidency of The United States 10
an event DEEPLY INTERESTING
TO ENGLAND.
"Mr. Van Buren, was the deadly ems
emy Of Great Britain. He stimulated
the various crusades against paper mo-
ney. He headed The conspIracies that
were formed for the purpose Of defraud-
ing English creditors out Of the debte
due to them by America. He was the
abetter Of treason in Canada. He
PROMPTED RESISTANCE TO
THEJUST CLAIMS OF ENGLAND
| IN REFERENCE TO THE NORTH
EAST 3OUNDRY QUESTION.
"The SYMPATHlES of General
Harrison POINT, we believe, in A
DIRECTION the REVERSE OF
THAT TO WHICH THE PREJUDL>
CES OF MR.. VAN buren, IN
CLlNED'
"The election Of General Harrison in
short, is a result ON WHICH ENG
LAND MAY CONGRATULATE
HER SELF"
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-02-05

THE PUBLIC LANDs.-~The LegisIa~
ture of Kentucky bse passed resolutions
in favor Of a dIsrbu,ion Of the proceeds
oflhe sale Of the public Iands, among
the States.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-02-05

PREACHING.-A psrishiOnsF complained
10 bis parsOn, that his pew was too far fromlhe
pulpit aud said that he must purchase one near
er. why asked the parsOI, "cah't you
hear distinctIyl' 10 yes, can hear well'e-
nOugh.' Can't you see plainly Yes, l can
see perfectly WE'LL well, then, what can be
the trouble = why there are so many in front
Of me, who catch what you say first, that by
time your words reach my ears, they are as
fiat as dish>water.'
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-02-05

g~Whsla IN Dover 10 selling at So cents.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-02-05

Gov. hENT'S MESSAGE. "-GoVef NOR
Kent OF Maine, in reference to the ocr
cupatiou of a portion Of the Disputed
Territory by British troops, thus speaks
in his Inaugural Address to the Legisla'
lure.
Il cannot but view this proceeding, as
my predecessor does, in his reply to Sir
John Harvey, as "a direct and palpable
infringement ofthe subsis!ing arrang-
meat and astakiDg military possession
ofthat portion. Lieutenant Governor
Harvey, who seems not 10 have been
con suited in relation to this new act OF
Jurisdiction, and who evidently regards
/! with regret, if not as an infringe
ment Of subsisting arrangements is Gis-
regarded, and the British troops are pre-.
maturey located at Madawsaka, shall
feel il my duty to reiterate the reques
already made 10 the General Govern
ment and TO urge upon that Government
the justice and expediency Of taking mi
itary possession on thai part Of the Uni
ted States of the territory 10 dispute
The General Government owes It tC
Maine TO move forward 10 this matter
with promptness and energy, with ain
cere, aud even anxious desire TO pre-.
serve peace, but with an equally firm de
termination to maintain subsisting en-
gagements on our part, and to'insist up
on full performance from the other
party
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-02-05

If the democratic party atler being
defealed.bal oEcs in forty years, in the
cheics'Cr their President at the ballot
boz, ,Afsfree ITO support their presses,
theirpresses. 8. must cease to exist, and
theySba0don the idea Of ever geaRg III
rseehdantsgain. >Thsy must sue
.ecumb TO domneering and " arrogant
'"whiEger5; ;"sufe r-themselves 10 be rode
over, trodten down, lrampIed-npon, and
, have no voice to cry aloud for hslp;.no
arm to'Pro,ect them; no power with
which to combat error, or to defend
truth. During thenext four years, the
l. noRcyPc~er Of England and America,
{ will wage ,an extirmlnating war against
Democratic principles. The Crusade
has already begun. 1t will be con-
'stsst between man and money; between
: liberty and gold. In this great fight,
fierce ss,it will be sanguinary, the Dem
Ocrats have nuthiugte animate them,
auothiug 10 cheer them on, but their long
cherished and ,Vlrtucus principles, Those
sPriuoiples 10 gain adhe,enls. and ensure
success, mus. be propagated; they must
be sent into every hut; be readily eve
~ man, and Iisped by every child. How
10 this 10 be done without the aid Of the
presSa Telh4as how? Point out the
way;s1dthen We for one will ceuse to beg
sfoF FreGders, and solicit supporters. No,
however trivial il may sppear to some
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-02-05

TIE BANKS OF ALABAMA have been
authorized to suspend specie payments,
till the meeting Of the Legislature on the
18th of November next.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-02-05

BANKRupT LAw..-tae Legislature Of
Louisiana has unanimously passed res
olulions inetructing the Senators from
.ha. STAG, % vo!e 70! a.uallo!m bGak-
tupt law.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-02-05

RESPECTABLE PAupEns. There are
are seven hundred Clerks in the Bank
of England! How many of them are
worthy Of their hireP
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-03

CITY L
foyor-Gsorge D~nlty-ohice on Min street.
Cterk-Jarncs >. Wheai-Iffco on Main sE;cst.
Cay Ss'gerHt-J. L. Slngsipn-,fiee Man Sirs.I.
Superintendent and W. WOrks-JosAz PswELL
Hha0 Master J. c. Wiley.
The Clerk IF N Mnrkei-wm Hal.
Curator IF he Cuy LfaH-J. Warden.
Aldvmsn-lN Ward J. Murray. 2ad Ward jaime.
Mcconnell. Sd WardR Suns. 4ih Ward r. Biar-5,h
As'es'ors. ons for eael Wdna-lr. r. Campbell;
I'd a. raIinn; 81, J. w. Ro5b: 4th. }. R.bin,on. 5th,
VIM Templston.
Sanitary Com Hines-M'N aughian. and Irwin. for
The lt Ward ~ MGiunis aud Lauyhlin 81 liar.
ding and c. l. Strong 4h. Richardson and Richards:
9TH, Pratt and Quarter.
Co and Lumber Mcaszrer-J c Wiley
STANDING COMMITTEES FOR RI COUNCIL.
Oa OrfiHaHces-Mayor Caldwell and Wheat.
Oa FnaHce--Brady. Hughes and Selby.
On decentralization. Nesl and Morrison.
On Streetsaad ~AHeys-Sslby, Dunbar. Ssattsrdsy.
and Lambdin.
On Wafer WorkS-tIushe,, Dunbar and Graham.
On Market House. -Wickham. Graham and Tanner.
OH ConI BIlks.-Graham. Adams and SeatIerday
On "fdrreG-MLur Brady. MGaughsy, Wick
ham and -
e. --e DeOarLn>Hi.-Sslby. MLure. Morrison,
Hubbard aud Tanner.
OH Petitions and Rensastranses- Hsel, Lambdin
md Dunbar.
o. Standardization. M'Gaughsy. Tanner. Dun
bar aud Graham.
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WHEELING PoSr OFFICE.

NEW NAIL ARRA r. VI EN- Is.
GREAT MAIL
Fran East ariVesa nj IL o'clock. and 30 ninnies, NJ.
To Wr,t departs at , o'elock, AMI 80 MINUTES; p. VI.
From West, nriyes nj D o'clock. aud ID minutes; A. NJ
To Fast. departs at 8 O'Clock: A. NJ
.Nortaeru or Stenbenyille Mail. Arrives al 80 min
ute, after NJ. and departs at half afIsr one. Z. NJ.
North Western or Wooster Mail arrives T~uesdays.
Th1rsle laws and Saturdays At IL. NJ.
Departs Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays at i
O'Clock. p. W. i,
Sut,ern or NJ ,rietta Mil. arrives Tuesdays and
Saturdays. nj z o'clock. p. NJ.
Ds,,gt, NlonIa,s and Fridays at 5o'slock. A. NJ.
wt,sisII Mail arrives every Thnr'day'9 o'clock
Ali, ~
w., Iiber,v. arrives every Tuesday. Thursday and
Saturday, at u o'clock, A.. NJ Departs same days al
,,,,nip,n Mail arrives. TIesday, 8 O'Clock r.
n.D.3,rt. Wednesday. 6 o'clock. A. NJ
L.u.,, intended 10 Inc mrfnins mule shon'd De
5,,.f,Ib y lu'click. ~ tho m'rains.
I,i,nI p,.tase OF Jorega letters must be inyansbiy
osF.e o,sn al IL lncr 8 ".
r., F,,,e,n Mail will be delivered % ths citizens
- ,.,,irsl. shirh will be generally IT ~ ~
Ter , p M stmnteu OF pofsJn' from The county wan
tn. at q opens on sunllys ono hour alter the
p-s,,,,tio, ,fihe mail from the East which VIII DC
~ aver G. W. THOMPSON. r NJ
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NIRGINlA-iN cHANcEEY-At rules held in the
Clerks Office of The Circuit Su perior Court ofL1y
and Chanccry fnr The county Of Ohio. in the month
Of March lSIl.
Henry Duhuns, Complainant.
against
William Y Riddle. James " Riddle and willouchby
w Lane. late partners. in business under The firm
name. md style Of " Riddle, & Go. and Francis
e Campbell. Defendants.
The Defendants William y Riddle md James y
Riddle. not having entered heir appearance. ond civ.
"a security ascending ~ The net Of assembly and the
nlcsn f his court. and IL appearing by satisfactory
proof that they ae not inhabitants Of this Common.
wesljh. on motion Of hhe complainanis by counsel. Il
: ordered that the said defendants Do appear here on
the fret DAY of he nextiem Of This court. and an.
'wer he compliments bill, and lhsts oopy ofihis or.
der be forthwith inserted IN some newspaper printed
in the city of Wheeling Tor two months successively
and posted at the front door Of the COmt house OF o
hs county. A copy ieste.
ALEX. T. LA1DLEY. Clerk.
NELsoS. sr Compt. msrI5
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FEMALES, Who are troubled with sick hsal-
acne paw, IN the Slde, breast, and back, los. of
eppet'le. ha'u,ency, lswness Of spirits, palpi,anon az
the heart fsintEg or Eiddintss, sieSness al ia
stemech, bilious affections, tIghtness at The cheat
nauses, vomiting, noise in the stomach, hushinrs Of
neat ana ohllIness. diseases of the nerves, and or.
8ans OF dgcslou, &c. &c, those who NAV be ,hus
afferted, should not Neglect TO procure Or. Har-
liens compound strengthening Tonic, and Apers
en- 9erlnGn Pills, which are warranted to give i'm
mediate rehef' Thousands co we almost daily DO.
mold, whose ceuntcnanCe and pale rmaciotrd
checks bear occular wItness TO sick ness an 4 afbic-
tlon; Gould those persons be persuaded TO use this
Invaluable ~ edieine, they would soon find Their
weak and dehilItated fame strengthened .heir
minds composed, and all pain, and distress driven
rom the sysiST, when the body viii again renew
Us JOS, ygor, and put on 4 new life" and death
ior awhile be derived gifts y. g.. What heart but
ieels glad To behold their near relatives and dear
Trends, snatched as II by magic from the fatal de-
Stnoyer DrArH-ye who are laboring under disease
let not anc'her da' or night pass without procup
lhs inns incidence artt will IN majority Il cases
ensct a PeiiianSnt cure. Remember deIays ara
dangerous: and II disease is neglected. lis rayaras
will doubly increase.
LrPTnclpal Office for the United Ststss. No u
NGhlh EIGHT Street, where accommodating
OF hundreds ofpersons may be seen, all of whieB
nave been currd or hrnrfticd BY tho medicin.
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NEW
C0.UWESSEOT HOUSE
rHT M HUy nnTr RTd

TEO w. WILSON. Of Wheeling. HENRY
NJ WRIGHT. OF Baltimore. and HARVEY CLEA-
son, Of New Orleans. have formed a oo-partnorship
under tho name and style Of
WILSON. WRIGHT e. co.
for the purpose Of transaciins a general forwarding
and produce business. "ercluareiy on commission'
~ No. ~ Poydrass e., New Orleans, and will he pre-.
pared 10 make liberal advances on oo-nsignmenis 70
their house. To hose Who may favor lhei with their
business. they will sndeavor 10 render SATISFACTION BY
strict attention TO instructions. prompt salos and remit.
fances. REFERENCES ~ WHEELING.
Msssrs. Knox. Lloyd A. Co.
Moore. Clarke & Co,
John Fawcett.
oct 1910 Geo. Wilson. West Alexander.
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RHEUMATlSM, entirely cured by Ihs

~ use OF Dr.. ". p. Harlich's CompsupA
SnsngthenIng ard German Ap@Iient Pills.
MI solomon Wilson; Of Chester County. Pa.
ulHlctea Tor two years with the above distres.ing
alseasc OF (which he had TO uo MS crutchss Tor
eghteen months, hs symptoms were excrucie ting
pam IN al! bis joints, especially in his hips. shout
GERS and ankles, pam increasing towards evening.
attended wIih heat Mr' Wilson. was at ono inns
hot ao'e lO move ms limbs on account of the lain
being so g,ea;; he beng advised by a friend of his
70 procure Dr.. harhch's pills, for which he sent 10
lhe agent IN west chester, and ia occurred some; on
appeared and his strength Increasing fast, & in Ihres
weeks was able 10 attend TO his business, whiah
ne mao no'dont for eighteen month";; for the bspa,
NJ OF Diners afflicted, he wishes these lines publish
ea lhal they insy be relieved, and again enjoy the
pleasures o. healthy life.
Pu9cPal Onice, No.D North ElSHTR strs.s.
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hiE-A i Clerk.
wHELT. for Compt u,Y1s

cnAHcE-Y-At rules held IN ii.
Clerks office Of the Circuit Superior Court of Law
and ChsHcoy for The county OF Ohio. IL, the m ,n,b
Of March lS4l
Louis Fellows, Thom,ss Cargill & Abraham Eel.
lows. merchants and partners. trading under IN.
firm. name and style Of Fellows. Cargili & Co.
Complainant.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-03
GiIHss s. Aupgrftsrr.

Fn-WEEALY All
AT rhH cehsKR or UNION AM WAFER srs.
WHEELING. VA.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-03
n.rrNr CnRN pLANrER.

TNo THE FARMERS OF ONO CROOK
NARsHALL. BELMONT and
C9,,,.s No asaIn dcsirs GO invite YOUR particular
,t.@n,s b, ma inyaiuable Improvement, and les
.,ctiaiiy request YOU 20 cali the hrst tme Won come
90 Whesina at our CosESo STOW HoU.s
Mq,o sod Union strcetsl and purchase one Of tnese
mgiepsnts with the AID OF which one man GaR DO
.,ano,ce nlantirg your corn m tho OLE tash-
s1ed abJrious manner. And " yeu ate W. : 81
e-i With its performances and oonvu'SsI ~
M: axe IA psck, charge nJthinE Tor the use 81 w.
4 and return the msuey aIvancc9.
Pnos Of The Aachtae 30 is
b saiasss cULBERrsON & CREAMS.
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keR. HARLlCh'S COMPOUND

- RENGTHENING AND GERMAN A.
thhlFNE PlLLS.-AIe warranted 10 cure di.on<
aes 81 IL Stomach aud nervous system. Nj. Sam
uei FhIlips, west hensIngton, Philadelphia, was
nieLClhe; n sch!ci symptoms were pain and weight
al The piI Of the stomach after eating, los. OF snpe~
u'e, sour eruttsIons, 1atu.ency, costlv.ness IS. pain
~ me SIDE. AID weakness IN the breast, constant
neaoache, dImness and CO Infusion OF sight, nervous
-, ~ 1uoItlly "hIch lncap5cIiai6d Lin from attending
.. MS business Tor twelN c months, during which
iimehe irGed y1rous medicines but found httle re-
aei, uhui by tsing The Compound Strenetbenina
enc and German Aperient Pills. he was snnbla3
III I'VE wkeks 10 resume his business.
Snnclpal Office for the United states ho n
North ElGHTH STREET. PhiIaSel, nm.
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