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F,o,, N, L,vi.riyis journal.

oS MA>uRi>G CuRS ~ TnE HILL.
In ls:.,2I carrried out the nauurc from
my stable an,I dropped in the drill Inirow
om porlinn Of field Of drilled corn. The
difference in The produce was evidently
very great between the manurej aud un-
manurcd portions of fields; but. helns from
home III gathering lime, did no' ascer-
tain that difference by measurement. The
advantage of the manure was $" great that
| concluded 10 he avoled Of il for second
crop on The sumc ground. In 1873 open
ell the same drill furr0ws, nnd planted corn
rs bcfurc The difference, though not
quite equal. was still very striking. Il"
tes, il. gathered lively" r"":s ira., as,ii GSGh
,,arti ;,iaHif.,t ihf, 6 lEh Gi ia"
same quality Tie I2 nanuIcd rows
uca,,rrrh SO bushels. gallons. and5 l''nis.
The uniuamurrd rows measured - bushels
) nin,s. helm. between one tI'rd anh one
hnll m,nc for the manure the second yeaI.
In annlhcr experiment ] manurc'' III llic
lin u unrtlnu. thai had hern cleared ter or
,w.lvc yrar, before ;nc bnIancc ol The heI'i'
! ihinAin. To make i, equal 10 The !rrHher
r:,,ud. The difference, however. III la.
vnr ui The r,anurcd parI was 50 great rs l"
Iucc II measurement q! an acre o' c"Ch'
r.r rr-ul, WAS noted ii the limc, hut ihc
uaucr !, u-lllh. ~ that the exact amount
rannu, hr gwen, My recollection Is, that
tie manureh acre uf older aud worn out
land produced over nnr Iii,d more han The
acre ni The frr,lrr. oi Us sond or better
q,nlr,yo oi lnnd. The qnamtt! oi nanurc
vas ahnu, hall >pn'!'iul l." The hII.
Every one know, 'i'"' m"nur'"s aug
rlrnr- the crop. ,rI lev ever tukc the lrou-
be nl a>ccrlaining To what amoui. These
experiments nrc gwen 'oenahIe FARMERS 10
estimate the value nl Their manure.
THOMAS SPEED.
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TIE EIRST GREY HAIR.

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go, q. =, ,,,;,rar m;,, ,,., I,ud unor
S''s gn%'"g ." her '0Se'y 'ac'-"'' e we
"o"
why dn''' sue 'ea" 'po" III """" " 80 '
100" " '"'e >, CT
why S''n'' ''''' Wv. 'e'''' ~ ''-N''
Tim. from her form hail, taken ava, bu, l,,lr
o. il, slacr;
y "'.e, , ,,' y "'
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ie' S'' "''S"' "'''o 80 '''N N''''--
1'", So 20, 10y ,,,,,,;f,r ,,.r
80 "''s' . s''" ''' ''"-
"r'
r,,. r,d.I r,,, !, often ma,h.L hy sorrow u,nrr
,,au YEAR;
ihc wr'"bIc "h '"S 'hec" MA! W ''''
of secret tears!
rne muuinfull,p may murmur Of love i; nc'ci
contest,
Blu, ,.e diurn..s Of the eve bc;rays hear, t!:a;
cannor rest.
D'' sue "'''" 'ce'' " '''P'' '',. '-
May proudly claim The sml that pays the trial
al hts tn'i';
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..r.fABLE COW.

We find in The ESSEX AZ. Transactions
for 1910, n statement ol G.. +. Pulnau, re-
pccIn. his COW which obtained The pre-
uium. giving The quantity Of milk produ-
cr,I monthly for The year, The amount of The
milk was 4,2l4 quarts. or al average OF
- quarts daily f'r the year. III value OF
tie milk was S2Il: and The total expense
Of keeping. milking, &c. WAS $9l Sd
Leaving nell profit for the year, Of Sl52,'
81. Nlr. Purnsm resides NJ Salem. Sew
rral other cows scaceiy inferior were ais"
offered for premiums; and such instances
illustrate The Iroprrty Of keeping none
hui the hes, animals. since the cost ot keep
ing is no more and the product SO much
greater.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-07-15

The cry is overrun with office seekers
ofevcry description. They come IN droTe'
from al! quarters Of The Union, except New
Ensllnd, aud they tormcut the fde'loen'
almost beyond endurance. He VIII event
tuaIly he constrained 10 exclude the "no'e
horde. II he cannot Otherwise protect hin'-
sell from uuseasonablr Intrusion anu im-
poriuuiry. Why 60 they not conhne 'neif
aunuvaIce 10 tie cabuer, where II iesili-
r:rntciy belnngsl When highwayman
tire arcned To Shoot an English nobleman.
his replv was-"Shoo, the scrvarts' II IL
il jus, Us agreeable TO you--they are paia
for IT.
Why is il tha, tie whig press, and par
,icuIarIy rbn, portion devoted TO Mr.. Clay
is nj hi. iuuciurc ossai;lns Mr.. Wise with
such frrocity! Why rake open the unnaP-
~ alfuir in which CiI!ey WAS shot, at ms
late day! Do the 'reiuds Of Mr.. Clay DE-
,irc to provoke publication Of The secret
history ofriat transaction! Arc they anS-
ious TO have all the fac,s--all the coslaie-
raj circumstance, Of rha, matter laid before
,;:c public, lfs such Is not 'heir wish, why
rey.yc recoiections 50 painful 10 III: aho
from whi'h 10 good can possibly arse 10
any body! 49,, 49,,
There seems to be concerted dctet-
minnri,n iohrcak Nir. Wise down. or driVc
Tim out of the party. Neither effort eau
succecI. H. has the talent and the di'Po-
,ition 10 maintain his position against odas
ofany lnasnilu!c. Mr.. Wise Is entirely
,ri.un.ler-tnoG-wiifulty in Congress, ana
ignurau,!y By the Wing press. and /, WIN
son hccGnrc necessary 10 Sc, him right BE-
fore The p-ople.-Wqghiagton Cor. y. Z.
Herald.
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R,b,lion a; Cambndgt.-lIarvard COL
rec. saws The! c!Bos,on Courier, is in state
nrc0rplc,c INSTRUMENTATION and disorder.
The srgdcnr, refuse 10 attend AT the recIta-
lions. or to submit in any other way to The
authority OF the officers. They have put
torih ycrhai!y, Second Declaration OF
lnirpcndcncc. and demanded the cxpul-
,ioa ornnc oi' tho tutors. The officers. OF
course. refuse ;hcm tin, small favor, being
moe accustomed 10 cNpc! students 'han
tutors. The burning Of Il wooden building
an Inc co'!c.c .roand. "a iew days ago. IS
,upoos..i To bc connected with these trou-
hc>. The affair grew ou' Of an attempt
10 supprc, Il ..IIa,'y Pudding Club"
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r,o,, N, yt,, Orleans Picayuns.


The E,ckhurg Sentinel states 'ia' h',
Poucricd Of thu, city detected couple Of
negroes on board steamboat few days
ago. making their escape 10 OHIO IN a sin-
rn.ar manuer. They were dressed IN in-
dian costume. wlrh The manc OF morse as
Il wiz on their head, 10 hide their wooiiy
locks, with their faces painted. 10 mrs
disguise rii-y hsJ travelled from Iennes-
sec. 80 miles cas-, Of Nashville, where !heit
master lives. They came from JACKSON
onrhc cars md male for The landing anu
took passage for Cincinnati. jabbcring bro
ken English and pretended Che.okee.-
Mr. Purre.fcld looked and suspected 'hem'
aud walked up to the largest, who was Is, 4
tpan,. .lyAs. .a,ass Wasp .MQmap dressed llko
The Indian objected, bu, Portcrneld per-
sisted. and pulled off the false scalp; leaV-
ing tho african head exposed. Bo'h were
taken into custody and lodged IN jail
They had two pistol, well loaded and
knives, with plenty ammunition. lhey
told thai they had been instructed as TO the
mode Of escape by aboliIionis's in iennes-
see.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-07-15

1in Editors CEickcn!-Wc have brag-
acd about our ncIShhor's fruits, and flow
cr;. and grain. and stock. hat never. Until
nnu. have we had nnY Thing rare Of our
own to hrns oi; hu, VIC shall unquestiooa>
blv take the rag Of the bush" this l'.nc.
MOI rhnr we have bigger ear Of Coru. a
hi2ccr Beet. or bigger Hog than other
folks. We boast in :. iiilcrcu, line, 10 ,cit;
on Chicke" t:gs.
We found Il day or rxo since among
our chIcGccs. one. with three distinct and
in'I:: iorncd logs. The extra !cs grows
nm' from abou; the thigh joint and for a
lit'c Way yd"wn IS united to the other by q
'him intervening ,hin, tho'h legs however
/ perfectly drvclopoh,l AMI thea branches of
on It's own hook, aud 10 each LEG there is a
foot, ore having fonrIoes. and the other six.
while ,he lcS Tho, ia solitary and alone"
on The otIicr side. has but thrce.-I'eTt-
psTGnce Adrcca!e.
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.S.ricWiis,TOi.

LAplrs wun,uLTivArG fL"wf|s. "'i.
rrea,iully rrcrI,cr!ic '"I""lm- recipe lot
,r.,ro\,u. very rt"uh">"rmc rrr'Il".-
/, i, taken trum iluve.'s .ha@aHimc "i llor-
lIruliur-:
Worms in pots may hcra,ily destroyed.
simply by watering the soil, w'tl I'nr'
weighing = lbs. int" IA pal -; water, Wien
,hc whole is sI"cAcd, an! wei! >'lfrrd
MP. ii should he a!InwcI 10 settle. T"'
clear water may ten &c turned "ii, and
the ,uh rn,ar p", should he hh"raIiy va
r.tcd with il. Tie worms viii >'"m l"aN,
the premises, hy cram IIms mi upon the sur
face, when They may lc 'ahr""" "'! d"
>,ro,cd. liauy rc,"n'", 'n"'h' f"a'r''":
may he applied We have never i"nm'
ANY di.iiruiiy in dc,lr"yin. them Ivy Thu
utcInnd.
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PntjPOS AIS
l,r pabiisiing by ssbse'rp'io" ut Ldg:''''.I u
\ S..u.. ,iun.nIy N:iirnit'"' NJ r"Pc'' "
. .n,;sn Plough Boy.

uy pr..rn,,n. IL the public " f'",p'c",s "
an A.,,c,,lruraI Paper, ne sho- ''p' ',, -.
.,,x.,,, al, the many o,Iccii'iiS "i''''" VIZ ="
started asaim. ii; .urh "i'en 'r':n'e'' u' ""
s,uynine, and generally icr"t''iH'c Tie cN'>'"..
NJ .nrh perlod.rals. brIorc their intrinsic '"''e
is fni!y made 10 appear. k""w'ng MI ,''' ~,
co,v.,,i.nces which muS: necessarily "f'Se' ~
hr,,,;,s ou,u work OF this rra:nr" hn' h'NI,'-
Yoc-i, ed assurances ir"m Il mu!'ner o. gene
men well ,hille in the Science ni A@fi'',''''e
oi. ,h.,, a.si,,nnce in his undertaking: henoP'S
,o h.. .,,hcd Ia mnr,r II through MS 'n'a,'c!
and by The ,,i OF onr emil :hi'med Asr'cm''''r's'S'
n. h,. hi, lille ie.r lha, 1t will cNemn'd!'y rc"c"
maturity. .,,,.
r.,at such work Is wanted, III ms Ser"''
of oir coumry. none will 'Irny. \" As.icn-
,ural paper is at rrcsrn; published III I'M, S.''r
aud li,os,, published AT distance. are n..ma""
of ucce.s To most si our Planters nh" ra''he' ;,
on arcoun, ni The heavy charge ol postage a''''
uncertainty Of The ,nail-.
Tas PL,usH Boy will he entirely de'o',u 10
Arricsl,ure ami all eIsr,iens viii be una''e Z,
rs 1.sss ,i
a. .,h.,iu JIs,Ha! CusnrsTr't''"-''''
u H.. Planter an. Farmers. on ''ia' >""
M MIN, will l,e spared I" nuke I" u c"''i'
~, r." nn,, for Southern Asricnli''r,-i.:
feA' o''" W. WM. F. DURiS0E.
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GAprs IN CHICKENS.

nessrs. Ediors.-ln your April num-
her. correspondent attributes The eaPes
in chickens 10 breeding from loo old cocks.
Whether this will have any effect 10 pro-
duce The discas, nm unable 10 say. bu,
| bavc luns sire fund prerentire, and
pracriced acco,IinrIy. This | have com
muuirarcd 10 nbers, whnhave complained
oI the malatiy. aud similar treatment. as
far ~ nv Knowledge extends, has hcen az
tended with tht same mnrkei result.
The disease lprevenled simply hy scanr-
ing them in .tir food. VIII" ever heard
,,f chickens w6ch were nOr confined with
,b,. hen. hut nah suffered 10 rna'a at large
and cn!ecr alIiheir own food, 10 lie tr"u'
hled with this dense The most common
fuo,i for youaechickcns is Indian meal,
mixed with w;er 81 rs 10 completely sa'-
u-a,c il. Tti when eaten in 100 large
ouanti,irs. is iimosl sure 10 produce The
a,pes Grcairare should. therefore, he
nb,erved in IN, feeding nf them. and The
meal should he,reviouslv mixei snmc few
hours, or oIhcr'ise it will swell in rhe CO.
mach Of the clfkrn. which, when full, is
the very caussnf rhc disease.
GARRETT BERGEN.
BROOKLYN, y Y. 1pri[ 20.
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rpooM corn SEED.

Nv. ". IT," vito inquiries as 10 the
value of Groom corn seed for feeding AMI
m,,!>. i, informed rla; ii i, used rSIc,iei,c-
is Tor III, pmrynSc. and considered 10y ilr'sc
" iiuraIs- the curu. u valuuh!c article. W Z
lave Lnnwu it ground aud fed with other
.rniu, ~ alone it WAS said Ia make horses
,cour. Fed 10 other animals, we have
know n no such effect produced; and there
are many grnwcrs oi broom co:n Who
scarcely use any other gram for their cattle.
pie>. or poultry. " hcu She brush aud 'he
seed are taken into consideration. there are
lrw crops pay brlIcr r'an hr""m cora, as
many of The farmers on the riclr lnlervale,
u!lhr Connecticut river can trsliiy.-CEl.
truiur.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-07-15

Tl,Nusga Famiiy.-Thc ancestor Of
the rhci,usou Family. died III England
ahom, 100 wears aso-llrec'irg by his will
that hi, property should accumulate for
80 wears; interest," upon interest: and then
the c>i-,ius young Thciusion 10 come in
tn pn,.c-.ion oiIh" whole. The period ex-
pircs in lSis. The present Mr.. Thel:u-
son in ISIS was 10 wears old aud poor, his
son The hc5 was ; year, o.i; so Iha, on hts
2S,h wear he vii! he master of II millions
sterling. oi upwards of So millions Of dol
lars Parliament tried 10 sci aside the xilt
ar The time bn, could not, they however
nas,ed an acr, !ha, 40 such will should be
legal from thar lime forward
Inrcrest on So millions of dollars is 3d.
10000 per pcrannn'n-S265.00 900 pc: month
SIS. .SS3 per Lay-S3G5 per hour-S6 per
minute.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-07-15

The Poie Erii.-l> generally The result
nf n hrui>r or The top of the nurses head,
whlrh Produces ana,> %! corrupt flesh thai
keeps continually Tor months. t"ranuin-
her nj month, have hnumm horses 10 be-
afflicted wuh 1t trln.c DIVING. They lose
rlrir appetite. hecom" excessively weak
am,I pinc away aud die nn'ier lis a!llicllun.
. My remedy is simply 'hIs:
Gu, up,'u the pipe always found IN
,his sure. sufficient 'o h"I'! u piece OF ar
,cnic OF Tie >zc of u kernel nf a corn
Wrap The nr>rnic in r"'t"n and let ii fe'
main IN The pipe seven days. The sore
should be- washed daily until cured. Pu1
rrrn,c nruu al IL nui,rlc. III llnI ihe nrsen'
ic will no, cnI the .unnd flesh"
ln rhi, way have cured several horse:
! after ,hri. nnnrrs had ahamd"nrd them
aud restored lhrm To their original value
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TEL, Ms:

Ter. PL,usu COY, will h. r"''''h!r" os''',,
M,lt!y. a." s,', ""nhs WI e'',a'" ;. I'm ~, ,n,
~ ~. - iaya octave; mnhi"s y"'"ms "i i, ''", vi
hund,eIaii siS,c"" pa."S yc'r'y, 49, ~, yo
nn Alphabetical Index nj '"e '"' ''
I'm. ,irs, nums'r will be 's'''ed o" ne ",I, ,,r
s,,,r,I,y il Iuly, an m ,,le'i re- Mari! |" '"'
r'r pr,ce :" Subscriptions will h. 81 81 Pc, '',,
auntn i.ur c''lc' ''' -, u It, 's.'
81. ,,y,.,l.. II, all CO.. ~ ad'a'r:e
r' re-, ~, pas. nj Tt. r,ossl .''T VII h'
'.....J ,,r m. III .cr,.nn n!aw \iscr r'rnri'>
vine, ,n,y he .:a,. r.laivs to NJ '""''"'c "".
Su;ie ntnerS. -, 49,. ,.,.,.
Ir p,-,rn ,.'ers ar" requested !" nc' ~ .."e''
for tn. wm>; a"d all pc -""~ "'-''"= p,
sc,,l,... w, pl. ,.. inrv, tc'f ra'''"" ahu r"''
O.icr by Tie 18th OF June 49,,
NJ A,lie;,rrs addressed 10 'hc Publisher mus
be pos; pu'd. ~,
May 6 ~
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Slu TON IIu.

The hu,ar,i>rs OF 'hr cNrI"r'n: rHred''
,iru have discovered II "cw sprc"> at
Tnunin ~ rhr FisiS. wlich > SAID I" hc
uuch ,uu.ri"r 10 rhr kimd> i"rmrfi> hn"wn
m flavor and lmXuri"u>n"s> at @f"M III
We Should like III n'ra,r s"nr "i The Nr'H.
AZ we ..>,,r,, this one "l he hmr>l vc.rra-
llr. of rbr aa,,lrn.-.iSricuit"rtM
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CURE ronruK BLACK TONGUE.

A hand fall { fnc sail rubbed upon the
toncu. uf hore that has The black tongue.
will cure il. inni the most two applica.
rinns. !, is ifallihle. and simple and
rhrap enough. In 1888. tried il upon
four of my owr horses. and the stage pro-
prirrors cured ,ver thirty horses with ii,
without une faure.
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FC a s',S

IFcpII,LS NPIlGNlE BirrEES.-
rns per,rclI, ,alr uiicriIms. and 'nc'c--'
"a, ,f..atincui uf anu-, i" ccS "i Il>c''nc
nv ,o.us "f I0ffAr'S ) Lirt. MEpi' iNiS'
!: no ,ou..r a matter al i .usi. ~ u r''irr"rr" "
th. ,xp :r,.nce "i many th"uS nd I'a'tnt' VIII
satisfactorily prove. lbnrim. the trc-c'' n"'''n
al,pe. nearly Que hundred ca-e- have r"imr l"
Inc knowledge al Mr. Mu!iI'. where ihe Pa'cnt
has, to all appearance. ettci'd Il pcF'na"ch'
cure by the exciu>ly" and Ju'Iri"iis Use "i TIE
Iif;, Mediciurs--onc ..i:hi ar ten OF these
had been considered beyond all hop. by their
medical ni,rndimis Such happy ieS''l,- are 4
source ot gr.a, pleasure to Mr. VI. and inspire
him with new confidence I" recommend the
u.e of b,s m.di ines TO his i,llo,v .ci',zcnS.
The LIFE MEDICINES are purely We
GETABLE. preparation. They are mild and
oI.,san, IL, lIcir operation, aud NJ ilic same
lime Misunderstanding rapnlly "p"n the secre-
,;ons of the system --carryiug oil all ncrnon-
ous huuors. and assi'n'tius with aud pnrly.
in, IA, hIp,,d For this reason, III aggravated
cases of Dyspepsia. III" L'i'' Medicines VIII
p;ye relief in - sIrrr,cr spIro-'i Time ihnh any
s,,h.r pr..cr,p,,on. In fcrcr.amd.isuc. la
a.,muI,,ory tir,imnii-m. Fever. al every de-
cr,n,,ou. Sick Head lcirc ilcarli'nrn. Dizz'me--
j., IN. Head. Pa,i- ~ the Guest. Fiainiency.
;,,n,,r.d ,pp.,,rr. aud IN every disease ari-in:
from an lupnrIiy oil the blood. "r d,-"iucr'h
state OF the stomach. tn use at these Medicines
has always proved 1" he beyond d"'iht greatly
superior 10 any other mode "i Treatment
All that Mr.. Nu,i II asks OF hi patients y 10
he particular in nkin. them strictly acrordin:
u tie directions. |, is net iva newspaper no
,ic,.. or by any thing lhat hr himself may -hy III
their favor. that he h"peS In gum credit. u y
alone by tie re,ul:s ola fair ir'a l. the reader
,,.;uyulib nr,i doe, I,c "A i.l, tn know " Ii, ihcI
the Life Medicines will sui his own c:-c L
30. t., him cali ar send io Mr. Nniill' suscml II
this plsre. and procnre copy al tao M"dIcn
Manual. dcslgnei as II DO nc-iic Guide IL
Health, published gralii,nusir. lic will there
find enumerated sery maNy extraordinary rase
ofcurc; anl perhaps some exactly -i,nilar Il
hi. own. Mot!a,'s Medical Oliice III New y ori'
375 Broadway.
FuI sale by
C. a. DOWD.
March Is.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-07-15

DISEASED Peach T'ferS.-A corresPon-
deu, nj rhc Farmers Cnbin"t who has cvi.
drury lnn snme acquaintance with The
suhlccl nm " hirh he treats, ,ays. he mnsi
riTcciual remedy fnr unhealthy trees lhnve
ever seen tried. is TO Iav bare the ImmedI-
a,c roots around tic trunk OF the ;r.r. and
apply plenty of soup suds."-Cutir1ior.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-07-15

Ofall the ciins cult, arcd in tho Uni
ted States. tah,s INTO account, ils con-
SUMPTION by hth man and beast. that OF
Indian Corn ismos, important.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-07-15

An exchange paper says that tho most
digniticd. glorious, and lovely work G! ma
,dre is woman. mex, 10 ncr is bc!sshiro
pig. and then man.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-07-15
NO. ga.

Journey a,rha, lime Of nigh, up stairs
ladder aud ropes,
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A large naanrc- heap makes j full gran,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-11
REMOVAL

FgNIE Office No Al ST Clair street. Pittsburgh Pa
4 hns been discontinued. and the medicines for
merly sold nj that office, viz:
DR. IIarlich's Pills. DR. Leroy's Female Pills. DR.
Paris Soothing Syrup for tceIhinr. DR. Csy's I'm.
hroca'ion nnd DR. Swaynes Compound Syrup. or
Prnnus Nirriniana, have bccn removed. and are
no" for sale IN large or small quantities 10 suit pur.
chasers by. CURTISS g. co. General Agents
~ their Office IN 81 Clair street. directly opposife
The Exchange Hotel, Pittsburgh Pa
Va Agents, Physicians, Druggists and other,
promptly supplied by forwarding their orders ,s
above. These medicines are also for sale by
ap JOHN FISHER. Wheeling Va
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-11

MUSIC & VARIETY STORE. Union ST
FESuE subscriber keeps constantly on hand a cen.
Ia cral assortment Of Musical instruments, where
Bands can be supplied at eastern prices adding
transportation from tho seabOarJ, also German and
American Piano iOrtcs from the most celebrated
makers and warranted 20 stand m any climate Piano
Music and Instruction Books for all insrumcntsVio
has. AccOrjions, Flutes; Fifcs Drums. Violin strings
Claronc; reeds. Blank Music Paper sc DC also
variety Of staple goods. consisting ia part Of Vest
and SuSpCudCr Buttons, Pearl aud Bone do for shirts
White and assorted spool and skcius thread patent
DO. Sewing SILK. Needles of ali kinds Shell and
HON combs Of various patterns, Fine and Rcddinc
DO. with variety Of other articles too numerous Ia
mention, and which will be- sold ut fair prices. The
subscriber w-ud respectfully invite the citizens and
country Merchants 10 call aud examine has stock
mar 3-ly. J. NIELIOR.
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z , ISKS will be taken bv the FIRE g. MARINE
q INSURANCE COMPANY or WHEELING
at me forrest rafrSon--
Buildings of all kinds. stone, brick or ,gooGcn and
Their contents.
Steamboats,; factories; mills &c.
Furniture:
And merchandise Of all kinds
And against ali dangers attending the transpor,.
alton Of goods on rivers, lakes, seas. canals and
railroads
For The character Of tho company as 10 progyD,,
tnde and hberaiHy IN he adjustment and pogp1eDt
Of tosscs,-wo beg leave to refer 10 the merchants
OF This place and elsewhere who have had the oJ.
Jusmcnt OF claims upon US.
JOHN FAWCETT Prcsi9eg,
DNNiEL LAND, Secretary. January g. 1871
Board or DIaECr0Es John Fawcer Pre,iYegf
;. Brady. John GOshprn Charles u. Knox Richard
w. Harding. Samuel Nccl, William Paxton. J,cgb
> Shrivcr Samuel Spricg, Directors
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TEvUe rrraII establishment De- now onr1 and
rr7fy f1 receive those who may %. pleased OIL
nF.r ..a.fI their patronage Tho House D.. rU Sr.rl
I.u. u.'.r fr i.mIrur. new. and r.-l u'. In IH#..
u..'r.r orc furnished boz style g1t surpassed he
fuH BOD Che Union. Tho collars are well stocked
with tIa l..f of wines lHd liquors The IarI.r VIII
.o con- frur'r supplied with c,ory drhDacy rhomar
Bots rIu MI rf
Ono u'fsa rr.rsa,1.s h1s been lone anil Do trusts
i1FHc..T EunHu .r q Hotel keeper, t1o other as
,uH nI steam Hl.t. f5 Charleston. new Orleans, Cab
weston. Sc.
We are determined % please
y. b. REtNJNU.
JAMES PESNOYEN FfoPf''ioI'
fs5 1f-sm
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AJOflCE,-'The respective firms Of For,y,h.
~ Moore 4 Clarke, and Moore 4, Clarke. hay-
ing bson dissolved, tho first tho st orNov 1870
tho latter on tho Isl March 1871. the undersigned
respectfully requests tho attention Of tho friends aud
correspondents o'the aforesaid firm. to tho card of
Mr. John Clark, his late partner who continues
The business IN their old stand OH Monroe IT, Wheel
ing. HENRY MOORE
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JOHN ?. CLARKE

(SEccesSor 10 Moore & CiarIe)
FORWARDING & COMMISSION MERCHANT
Wheeling va.
AAJ Ill continue the Forwarding and Com,nis.
Wv sion business at the old stand of Moore d.
Clarke, on Monroe street. Wheeling He will de-
vote his entire time; TO The interest Of his cores
pondeRis. The patronage Of the cusomrs Of the late
firm, and tho public genealys respectfully So
IIcItpd n,
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ENSUfRANCES.
WESTERN INSURANCE coMpA.

WESTERN INSURANCE CONpANY
CAPITAL SjO0.0OO
n Mis- company being now duly Organized. is
4 prepared TO make Insurance on every de.
scrriicn Of Fire and Marine Risks such rs Dwell
ling Houses. Store Houses Sc. with their contents
Also, Steam Boats. Flat Goats and Keel Boats with
Their cargOcs, 20 and from any port on the Ohio and
Mississippi rivers, or their tributary streams Ap.
plIcaton for Insurance to be made for tho prescu,
NJ The Office the Wheeling Savings Institution
mar +. II. GREER Sccv n 1