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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-15

NETI.I.ISoN ON THE CNFECuISH. .
w An example Off Plain Catech.slug. upon the
Assembly shorter Calcchsm. 10y the REV John
Wilson, Minister orIho Gospel in Dundee. For sale
Al the bookstore Of JAS. \. INGRAM
jun TO No 1911, Main ST.
ENIslIER's CATECIiISM.-Thc Wos,-
/ " minister A-s-mbIy's shorter Cnischl~ru, exc
p'anci, hy wny OF Question AMI Answer In two
parts. The fourth Ph.lnIcinhi1 edrlinr Frr sal.
n lie hnph-,ore Of JAS. \ INGRAM.
! Jun 10 No III Main -
5VERRINGs.-l bbIs B,lrimorc No Ter
| I rirgs Just received aud cyrsaIe Io,y bv
Gay y NJ. REILLY.
I6<CM8E'a TOvR.-Nores ON the Uai.pI
q St.ic-. during rnryu1lu=.cll visit 90 I-35.
2. aud 10. By George Cnmbc 90 iNo vuIuIacs.-
Just paJl.shcd aud for sale by
JAS. \. INGRAM
jun IL No l2I. Main ~.
VOYAGE 10 China Japan ia the ship Morrison
by W King Just received and fl-S4lc
jun 10 by ROBB q STEPHENSON
NISSOLUTIOg Or COPAuTNEis
a SEIiP.-Notce is hereby given that tho
partnership heretofore existing between the sub,rr
bcrs under the name and style of o. w Hc,acn A
Co. is Dissolved. All persons indebted vii please
make immediIic payment TOO. ". ilcisaeM h.I
ihpsc having claims against tic firm viii please pre-
sent Ihom iOr adjustment and pa, mpuL
O. W. iEI>kElL.
| Jun % 81 ]. 4. WASHINGTON.
| The business will b, continued as hcrr,of,r
/ by Tie -utsrribcr who will always keep uu
| hand a good s'prk Of Tfy Goods ri low prizes rr
cash. jun 26--3i O. W. HEiSkELL
/ GtARDINEs! SARDINESM-A fresh SUP
- ply Just received at the tIur.v Grfccry
store Of ju12G I. y. ELLMAkER
SPERM CANDLES, \ fcy Boxes jus. reed
- fr slIo at the Family GrucCry store.
jun % !. n. ELLNiAKER
DRANDv CIlECsE,-N very deIir,ou.
, aud healthy article tyr ,l.o AZ iho Family Gro.
Gerry siorc. jun % !. y. ELLMAhE.,
nBOSTON y. ~. SYRTF, 6r sale az rbc
I'D Family Grocery Store,
j1n26 T. r. EILNAKER
SUPERIOR Old PORT WINE. rr
Medical purposes. Dr sale 90 Family GrrroF store
jan % T. y ELININkEV
InLD GOV. COFFEE, ors lIc attbo
~ Family Grocery siure.
Iun 2j y ELINNN.R
g1NF,fBE 80 stg.--IH- Jut,uiu e.. ..lI
by WIN Nuun1 The Young Minstrel. by ~ e.
Mason ur sale roo fIc bookstore Of
i1o 26 JAS. \. INGRAM 40 l2l Marns 81.
SACRED Wi stC.-Nll-ous >trr.d IIur
Noi Ist Do. Lowell Mason. Masous SlrrcI U7r.
sol d. h, r. q siaz1u. The above works Will b..
silI .eqcairly The Missouri Harmony Tlr sale
.at JAS. A. INGRAM.
,un 26 40 l2l Mru o.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-15
DIVIDEND.

WHEELING SANINNs TNSTITUTION-
July 5ih. 1911.
4 T meeting of the Directors held this day
~ Dividend at per cent was ordered TO be
paid 10 stock holders Of The pa'ts of the last six
months business, on or after the 5th inst
Iuly 3 ROBT Mercy. Treasure.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-15
Book and Job Printing.

- The Publisher Of the Wheeling TnEcs a
Advertiser, has Just received large assortment II
NEW JOB TYPE. from New York and Blltl-
more comprising the most elegant kinds recently
cast there; and some oCwhich are not I, be found
"a any office West of the Mountains With n spa
ci1us Office. experienced workmen. mud new mate
rails, he Is prepared to execute every kiud Of
4e..eS 2,ess 2P.nti,.a.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-15

200 LIS. SPANISH SOLE Leather
s. fnz h1rf NIrrf r1 ~k.ns,
Joe, received at H. .i.u Of tls h.1 loot
~, SNNl MtCLtILFN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-15

.Ff ~ RECEIVED. an assoumtpi rl 900.
...... .Hss TI.' 1awr oFs rlfprufcrs l.is. druns
.e...is 81. .li-o .s'i,es work bnNc- Was i,'f.-
.-s. aHI sm1u WITH and without moving CSC.
slla trI glass fcmca .afl'.u1 Battle. Fe a.
r.4-JtG MELlOR tnpu So
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-15
DIVIDEND.

A t meeting Of The Directors OF the NeSieri
"A Insurance Co held on Friday the 9th instant a
dividend orsix pcr cent was declared upon the
Capital stock payable Oh the 20ih instant.
ROBT. mccoy,
mic II Secretary.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-15

DisCOJ ESE delivered By the Rev Wm Arm
strong on F,sr Dsy May "a. 1871. occarioueJ by
he dcotll of Wv Hrvav HsRusov. Iust Published
lud for s7lc vt tho Tiufs Orftcr. Rob " stephen.
SONS, T. Iishcrs. and J. A. Iocrim's Book s'rros
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-15

M OMAN, aud her NlsJcr,--By lady MORGAN
W Woman OF England, by Mrs Ellis. just re
cciycd and lor sale by
may ROBB a. STEPHENSON.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-15
BANK NOTE AND EXCHANGE LIST.

SJRREeTED TAI wEEKLYFUR rue TIMES nv
a. 4. GOFF Il co.
Exchange Brokers. l07 Man Street lFheciiHg "
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-15

IN tho finest style and at The shortest notice
~ Steam Boat Bills, Posters. Handpil's Sc. rrn.
ted ~ an hours notice fn9,Is
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-15

he .drKs InarAtd par are rvCeIy Uu utpO'
site AT the banks IA tins city. Those banks mark.
ed are not purchased.
nIIIn
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SPLENDID LOTTERIES.
ID. s. GREGORY & co. Managers.

1926 Dollars. 40 of l,500 Dollars.
VIRGINIA wELLsBURG LOTTERY
Class B, for 1871.
To bc drawn at Alexandria Va, Saturday, Februa-
ry 18th, 1871.
GRAND CAPITALS.
1926 Dollars. 10000 Dollars
5000 Dollars $500 Dollars
1000 Dollars $685. Dollars
1900 Dollars
40 nf 500 Dolars.
so of 5000, &c.
Tickets Sl0-Halves So Quarters 50 so
Certificates OF Packages Of % Whole Tickets Sl30
Do. do. % Half do GO
Do, do. 25 Quarters do 30 50
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-02-11

NEW PORTRAIT OF GEN. HARRISON
In Engraved in mczzotnt by Ladd from Marchant's
painting.
Z" Mr. Marchant has completed most superior like
ness of Gen HARRISON Hammonds City Gazette.
This day received, for sale by
feb IL F. TAYLOR, Bookseller.
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/ ONDON BOOhS On POLlIICAL ECONO'
IL my, Currency, Political History &C.. just import
ed from London by F. Taylor, this day opened
looks History of Prices up to 1899, 3 volumes,
London, 1910;
McQueens Work on Africa and the Slave Trade
with large and entirely map, 10 octave volumes
London, Deer 1880
Won Humboldt the Fluctuations in the Supplies
of Gold with reference the problems of Political
Economy pamphlet, London 1889;
The Philosophy of Joint Stock Banking, by G. NJ.
Bell, London, 1910.
Selection lin four octave voumes) from the Elm
burgh Review, comprising all the best articles literary
well political, that have appeared in that Period
cal since its commencement;
Porters Progress of the Nation British in the view
of its Population, Production, Interchange, Revenue
Expenditures &C. &c.
Professor Smyth's Lectures on Modern History,
vols, London 1910;
Professor Smyth's Lectures the French Revolu-
ton, 3 vols, London, lS40
Allisons History Of Europe during the French Re
volniion, s vols, Edinburg, 1910;
Catechism of the Currency, by JOHN Taylor, third
edition
Catcchism OF Foreign Exchanges and the effects OF
an ahasement OF Bullion, by John Taylor;
Mushett on the Currency;
The Cotton Manufacture Of the U. S. and that Of
Glasgow, 1910;
Koch's Revolutions in Europe;
History Philosophically Illustrated by Miller, 4
vols, London.
De Solme on the Constitution of England, octave
edition
And many others, of which the list will be con-
tinued.
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Tor militia SERVICES about 5225 900, private bills Ne
nowhere embraced in the estimates pu' All o. ms 10
scriIaon will group together ON rule turn'sneu
the Secretary himself, and when was 'o' maS.'hsy
tised upon Ia his report submitted IN Decenioei,
1897, speaking Of the expenditures OF tue y'a'' -
says;
nTbe propriety OF adding also the contingent sum
AZ AZ Last one million fdoars To cover appropriations
made by Congress beyond the estimates has oeen 30
fully tested by the experience OF seserai ysais pas
Thai the correctness Of the may no longer nc
red az doubtful. But the usual excess OF APP
proprations thus made by Congress Is not imputed by
The undersigned any special inattenton or exua'a
gance
In estimating the appropriations for the coming
wear the Secretary embraces nothing for TINS eontn-
gent sum, and his estimate Of disbur1emen. plsu
Gated upon that of appropriations Now, SIR 70 sum
up the comparative expenditures Of the two years how
does il stand
Actual expenditures in is4o, for curron, 40, ,oo ,,o
purposes SSStfo9i""
Deduc, saving on the items enumerated
by the Secretary sooii3o
ai,729,i59
Deduc, further, encessla las, year for long ,ooooo
session 'oo'ooo
Would leave for the expenditures OF
can be show shown ' $3.50 al,42s, i59
Add expense OF census I1l,OUo
Florida war 23So3S5
Navy pensions llooOo
Postponed appropriations, 100000
Contingent sum l,Oo0ooo--o, ioo,o~'
Expenditures Of lS4l, based on those of
1910 SZLioo,foo
This is the sum for ordinary current expenditures
merely which, by he course of policy and measures
of the Administration now in power has been thrown
upon the present year. and for which those who are
soon 10 administer the Government are in no degree
responsible. have not included the debt due on ac
count of this District being charge Of s60OO0 more
this year than the last Let that stand part OF the
contingent million" To this aggregate is then TO
1 be added the redemption of Treasury notes outstand-
| ing issued under former laws, estimated by the Se-
cretary at 500 600 and we have the sum total Tor
the service OF the year Of hiry-one million str nun
dred and eighfy-fre thousand dollars, (3i 6S5 600
This estimate, / am awsre, differs widely from that
of the Secretary. He assumes that the expenditures
of the year, " for ordinary Purposes if Congress
make no reduction from the estimates,
/ will be, $500 UuO
! For tho funded debt and district debt l49 200
For the redemption Of Treasury notes 100000
Amounting, in the whole, To 23,o99,SOo
| TO De CONTINUED.
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The Managers are requested TO meet at Gadsbys
Hotel on Tuesday evening next at o'clock.
feb gid
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500 400 and no more. But on the other hand, the
Commissioner supposes that there will be 400 added
TO the sixth class during the present year. whose appl
cations have already been made and under eaami-
nation; and, il So they will be entitled TO the whole
five years pension, payable at once, which will IN
doubleday require from three four hundred thousand
dollars
The appropriation bill already reported
for the payment of pensioners exclu-
slye Of the fourth class, which is pro-
vlded for by the act of 1882, amounts,
agreeaby to the estimates, 10 Sio1@,o'o
The standing appropriation under the act
of 1882, as estimated BY the Secretary coo ooo
for this year,is "V'ooo
The unex pended balance Of former APP
preparations, now ON hand, appiicapie -. ooo
to the service of this year, is ooi'ooV
i is4il ~ ''' p'' s2,sos, $50
This exceeds the amount actually drarn
from the Treasury for last year Slo4,o9z
The amount thus estimated, and TO be appropriated
for the year, is either wanted or Il Is not II Il 70
wanted Il exceeds the amount drawn from the Urea.
suiy in isi0 before stated and there will be
duction, but rather increase from this source IL
l. not wanted why j. it embraced in the estimates
and why bills reported appropriate il Il is not
understood, ! presume, that the whole amount paid
for pensions last year but % 0is6 COB This was
the sum draiea from the Treasury" and ormed
par, Of the current expenses of 1910. The amour,
100000 To SSOo,oOG. The balance made up of
money dra,ra in 1899 and forming part of the ex-
pcnd.ures Of that year. but remaining in the hands
Of the various pension agents unexpcnded. Some
thing undoubtedly remains in their hands now, which
is 10 be added 10 the before stated applicable
10 the service Of lSil, hut which will form charge
upon tho Treasury of this year, il is already with
drawn from L.
The scccnd reason assigned by the Secretary, for
the EXPECTED reduction in 1871, is that fewer In
dams gvsna,a to be removed Now, what We're the
sxsSFssaa,es for removals last year The Commis-
t,ssasF - lnslian Affairs reports That during the
gsseSsaAg yeat, 5,67i removed; 1900 OF them
sSsssg " the Winnebagoes for which appropria-
sSaa NJ StSooo was made last year, and which was
probably sufficient Ii the remaining Iii were re.
aiased at the rate, the whole cost of removals
last year but $50 no Il also appears by the
repIt, that ia still remain 10 be rsmored and al
though there fewer" than there year ago,
yet there Is full enough remaining allow many 10
be removed IN lsii removed in 1910. How
does II appear tina, such will no, be the case But
grant that the whole will be saved and il will
add but S56,7io to the reduction estimated pen
slons.
The next reason j., several expensive public
buildings have been mostly finished"
Last year appropriated for finishing the custom
house in New York, which will be
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NATIONAL BALL.

At meeting OF the subscribers to The NATIONAL
BALL to be gwen at tho New SALOON, GApsBYs
HorkL on Tuesday the 10Th inst. the following gem
tlemen were appointed
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HEAD DRESSES-Wc have Just received and
IL will open this morning, few cases fancy goods
from Madame Gauber, Of Philadelphia, consisting of
handsome style Of head dresses caps, &c to
which the attention of tho ladies is respectfully invited
BOTELER & DOM,
feb 63t' Penn. avenue, opposite Browns
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MANAGERS

MANAGERS.
w. w. Seaton, DR. William Jones,
Edgar Snowden, Alex Hon. w. G. Rives, /,
Hon w. l. Goggin, Donald Macleod
Chas b. Calvert, Md. Hon w. p. Mangum,
Alex. Mclntyrc, DR. J. G. Hall,
Hon G. Dow ming, Hon ]. G. Chit,enden,
Joseph Bryan, Ala. DIR. NJ. Thomas
Seth Hyatt, J P. Kennedy, Bait.
Hon John III. Eaton, Walter Lennox,
DR.. b. Washington, Hon NJ. II. Grinnell
Bernard F. Carer, Va. DR. Thomas Miller,
s. Starkwenther, n. Y. Hon. Chris Morgan,
Walter HELEN, VIM, Thomas Carroll
Chas. II. Pitts, Bait Hon. F. Granger,
Thomas Allen, w. A. Bra dlcy,
Hon. Tbs. w Williams Hon. w. c.. Dawson,
Robert S. Patterson, John P. Van Ness,
Hon. w. Cost Johnson, Hon. Edward Curtis,
S. P. Franklin Columbus Munroe,
Thomas l.. SnIth, Hon. ID. Jeniter,
Hon. 5, Mason w. l.. Brent,
Charles Lee Jones, Hon I. B. King,
Hon. w. G. Preston, Alexander Hunter,
Jos. Ii, Bradley, Rcvcrdy Johnson Bait.
Hon. John White, p. Murray.
The Managers requested to meet at Gadsby'
Hotel on Tuesday evening next at o'clock.
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IIALuARLE HIsToRlEs-Justi imported BY

Y +. TAYLOR, direct from London.
Lectures on Modern History from the irruption oil
the Northern Nations to tie close of the American
Revolution, 2 octave volumes, by Professor Smyth Of
Cambridge University, England; London, 1910
Also, by the same author Lectures on the French
Revolution in 3 vols. Svo,; London, lS40
History Phlosophically illustrated, from the Fall OF
the Roman Empire to the French Revolution, by Geo
Miller, volumes
Thierry's History Of the Conquest of England by
the Nornans with its causes and consequences to the
Present time vol octave London, published in Ja-
nuary, I84l) translated from the French.
Koch's History of Europe, from the subver.ion OF
the Roman Empire in the west to the abdication OF
Napoleon, vol octave, translated from the French.
Bonnechose's History of France from the invasion
of the Franks under Clovis TO the accession Of Louis
Philippe, | vol London, 1889
sand many others Of which the list will be con-
tinued. feb ii
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-02-11

~ BIOLOGY AS a SCltNCE.-.- Applied 10 prac-
VI teal purposes by John Rookie, vol. 1910.
Humble's Dictionary Of Geology, vol. London,
1910.
Organic Chemistry in its applications to Agricul-
,urc and Physiology by Professor Leibig London,
lo40,
Macgillivray's Geology, London, 1910.
Lethart on Mineral veins, vol. London.
Roberts Dictionary Of Geology, London, 1889.
Burrs Practical Geology. Smiths Scripture and
Geology"
just imported from London, by F TAYLOR, who
has on hand the works of Lyell, IRE, Boase, Buck
land Dana, Siman Thompson, Blackwell, Parkin-
son, dc la Beche, and others Mneralogy, Geology,
Conchoogy and Chemistry, in all their branches, Tor
sale at low prices feb IL
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VIZ Ituff o WV"
in this form:
For arrearages to militia, service Of 1910,
For pay Of Georgia volunteers, 3 months,
1910,
For the Quartermaster General, as be-
fore stated,
For pay Of 500 mounted and 500 foot
volunteers for the year lSii, esiimat-
ed by Paymaster General,
For pay Of one battalion foot volunteers,
For subsistence for militia and voiun-
teers and inhabitants, estimated by the
Commissary General Of Subsistence,
For Medical Department, by Surgeon
General,
For Ordnance Department by Colonel
Of Ordnance,
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PRINCIPAL REASONS

NNliN DIR HARL,CH'S COMPOUND SIRE
w GrllENING mil German 4 iericnt Pan,
- used By al classes o; peo2lc in preference a.
- fmedlciH2s because they arc prcsa-el ltulu
d Pu', extract Ut herbs wh llcsJme med cine Iui q
ilu peasant IN .;s effect the most certain prefer
yer OF health, safe and cf,ctual IRE o yspep
sli "r inCisrsilpni aud all stomach cumpialatsa
pFSServtr end pur fsr % he whole system
Ieca.se they soOthc the nerves Of scusih,lity
M.u iofliY the nerves Of motion; ImgaT;in5; 20
,u.T most subtle llid It's pristine tohr, tuus z.y-
i"E stTeUg u andclCarncss OF mind.
bCc1uSc they never dCstT.y thc crats Ct the
stomach aud bowels, aS oii sir.ns puyZltivcs d..
because srirncc anu experience tea n us th ~
no mere purgHtvrs alone will cure the disease
o. the stomach ami nerves. Weakness l. the
primary cause Of host q diseases, SuI, by CON
slant Te~orungtn drastic pgsgttlycs, you AXE
'hg disease much worse, ms cad ~ better.
bccausc DR. fiarChs medicines arr putup upon
'nc com mon sense principle Co cleanse AMI siren
hel' Nhca d the OalY COJrS5 L. prs g. 10 CT
feet cure. la ,Jly
Because these Medicines really 10 cure tee die
ease Tor which they are recommended.
For sale al the Drin.tp 4 ofHc. IA North
Eighth street, Philadelphia. Also u the store Of
JOHN FISHER.
Wheeling, Va.
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TRUST SALE.


Ia BY virtue OF deed Of I.usi, executed tu me
- - by John McCasNcy Trustee for Elizabeth
McCaskev, hearing ua'c the gath day Of dc t0bcr
tS39, and recorded IN the clerks Office OF the
cluntY court of Ohio county, Va, shall, on the
IN day OF December next, at the front door OF
the court house Of the san county proceed To sell
the west half OF Lot No a. the 22nt squir,. ia,
the Belle AR addition OF the city of Wheeling.
TERMS OF SAL ESQ much of thepurrbase
money vii! be- required in hand as will be sufF.
Gent "a p1y the lnstalmSut oi So dollars due Oc-
toher 2l letl, with the interest there on from the
2ith OF October, $50, mentioned IN the said a., a
OF trust. togcihe. with the expenses Of stlt;an!
the residue OF the purchase money AZ such n mes
aud IN such sums IA may be necc4s ary to sa;is-
~ the snbscIucGt iustalmcnfS secured BY said
deed. The deferred payments 10 be Fccuf,d by
deed ot trust UPON IN property and 20 bear inter
est from the dav of sale.
Selling as trustee hmd mys,lfonly 90 convey
such tide es IS Sestcd IN M under sad deed or
trust DANIEL lANfp
nov d-wts T,,.,..
e4f The above sale i postponed until Thur-d,y.
the 10Th day ct Dccrnbor instant. doe n
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HBERSJN5 wishing '1 have correct ra.rrfs of
III tho proceedings ai Congress are invited Oh
coll nt THOMPSON d. cos rs Monroe street
and subscribe or te BlUu1fa Plu1, pr g4l..
moro American. ur ilo following fe.u.
Patriot Daily $500 poo HHum, 500 GT els
months oT 5l,ID geo MONTH
IuwresIy IS 90 goo surdg.. 6 $50 lDf ailutIs
ar so cents paf MONTH
Nmeus.u sumo I.fus H- i.ia Ff.uHf
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Ih.IIE DANCING FEATHER. nt ~.

Amcaicur Frychoojcrz a Romance pf Now
York ~ the author Ut "I1Gito" Captain Xvi"
"EuriUn" The Qu1dro0ns" &c
The Boston NoIon (Quau1 BIZ NJ Nov - con.
ia'rs aiming other interesting articles the commence
mcutoi the Dancing Feather, or iho American
frcciooicrs which OF itself when finished will be-
wei worth ono years subscription Co fie paper
The Tale was purchased expressly of The Notion
aud viii De continued from week 90 wces until fu
shed. Subscriptions received and single number.
ior slic 90 ihc Periodical oro and Stationary store
OF JOHN 70 TIIONP-ON g. Co
- Monroe So. sole Agent i1r this CITY.
deep
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RNiN-Wc rarely have as much rsiu BOZ ihc
.lme lino 1' lls fiIru within ihc Iasi a. h1ur.
ihr nFfr BE-. ui rl1rer ,1 erlI rrI-r
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CHILDREN YTrTTrFNI:.

CHILDREN TEETIrENG.
SR !IEN wc behold lhc Bills of Mortality
w we iuj from eighty % ninety chicIr,r
recorded Wg.ElY; 1flhig number one halt die DIV
me al scis ct hctnIrE. VIII mothers auy Iouz,,
s4IieT iher c-2r offspring o. &c - suddenly saat-
chCJ nom tu.m ECn cr.tlIn rglardy is So near
p. neni. whchls DOCTOR rARIS' SDDTE-
~ y \ EtP FOR CHILDREN CUTTING
TENTH. HUuGrlds at mothers and nurses arr.
hHc iha' bless The tay they hrst became uc-
ill.h'cd. with tins Invaluable medicine This Sc
.Yp siuul1 always DO kept Il thu nursery whcr,
tgfG aLc yuuu- chilirDu, whereby sweet rgrOse
WI. DC procured aud, to the CuiJ, incn, Il pa.
rents ihcir dearest OF pyuE restored 10 them a.
49, We MEIER none is Genginc miles the sis.
nature %! Or PARIS Is impressed on I, q botlics
'.u ga isOtIs ic'nj2'n An entry GgcUr.iuat
an a't Of Congress BcNar, there's q sl-Irf,u
IMITATION ~ The l1, kcf, gut up 100 PLAIN DO les
'R9 Use nlmC Of Paris spelled different
LthtiIal ,aicc. No 10 North III ut1 street The
o''y place n Philadelphia where TIC medicine
can he cpialUCdi Prise 90 cents.
tor san by JOHN FISHER
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