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Wards Vegetable Hair Oil.
s. GALPIN.

TNHlS Vegetable Oil possesses the peculiar proper.
IL ~ OF restoring hair on bends totally bald So
great are its nourisng properties which it readily i'm
parts 70 the roots OF the hair that requires but short
time TO produce q new growth, and few applications
to check that falling OF the hair which often occurs
especially after sickness 1t prevents the hair from
turning grey, and restores il when turned by mpart
ing 70 il new life and vigor. No lady who has ever
used this Oil will consent TO do without it, 1t is used
Albert. and the whole Royal Family; also, BY the
Faculty and Clergy = -
From the Royal College Of Physicians Of Elaraaa Feb
TE0ry 90, 1888. f.
Or. L. A. Ward having proved to this Royal Ttibu-
NAT that the Vegetable OIL Of his composition, has the
property Of causing the growth of hair and
OF the aromatic ingredients which have been found IN
its composition by the chemist Don Suarezl
we hereby recommend its use. not sa u specific, bert
as good and useful remedy, for persons requiring it,
whose hair is in state OF decay, from sickness 9TH
er causes. JOSE BERNAL- M. ID.
Signed fSlMoN De HEvIA. M. D.
Witnessed by CAYETANo PoNToN, Notary Public.
The above testimony Of the efficacy and great value
OF Wards Vegetable Hair Oil, was given ihs propfie.
tor by the Royal College Of Physicians in the HAYS.
ma and to those who acquainted with the extreme
nRidnees OF the medical police Of HAVANA it rpeaks
vOlumes-it 10 conclusive.
CAUTION-BewaEe Of counterfeits. None 10 ge-
hume unless it has Treatise Of 81 pages round each
bottle. Also. red photographic Label with blue Wig
netls centre. and lie made by 4. A. Ward, NJ. D..
Sold in LhchfeId BY Dr. Beckwi.h, aeen, for Itch.
held county. ~ General Depot and Wholesale OF
ice. g Barclay.st., New-YOrk. IyI3
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MeGafs Vegetable Life Pills and
Phnmir Riffers

TENHE high celebrity which these excellent Medi.
Il cinea have acquired, in curing almost every dis.
ease to which the human frame Is liable is matter
became known by their fIuits-heir good works ha ve
testified for them-they did thrive BY the faith q
the creduloas. = ~. -er7 e'sl'aT1 4 n 3
In cases Of Cos,iveneaa, Dyspepsi Bilious and Iv.
er affections. Asthma. Piles, Settled Pains, Rheums.
tisrl Fevers and Agues, obstinate Heada Chez impure
state the Fluids unhealthy appearance of the Skim
Nervous Debility. the Sickness incident to Females
in Delicate Health, every kind Of weakness Of the D.
eestive Organs. and in eli general Heterogeneous q
Health, These Medicines have invariably proved ;
certain and speedy remedy. They restore vigorous
health 10 the most exhausted constitutions. snGe
trial will place the Life Pills and Phoenix Bers be.
yond the reach Of competition. in the estimation q
Prepared and sold. wholesale and retail at Wm. B.
MoGais Medical Office, 375 Broadway, New York.
n B. None are genuine unless they have the fac
siHle Of John Moifat's signature.
0T The Life Pills are sold in bOxes-Priee, IS eta
50 cenis, and 81 each according the she and thu
Phnix Btters in bottles. at 81 OF % EACH with fol
directions. ~ 's ,7t' 81" -r' 7-t"@9 ~. ei
For GrafHisoas DistyiBstioa-An interesting ltd.
pamphlet, entitlsd = MoGat's Medical Manual Dc
signed - . Domestic Guide 10 Health-contanini
accurate information concerning ihe most prevelen
Diseases, and the most approved remed'es-by WV
b. MpsgAT." Apply 60 the Agents. s.
For sale BY Charles }. KSlSo4rn, Litehkeld, Con.
December 10. fsr s-f ~ Eve ly28
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1841-04-08

I" AVING fitted up a new and more con.
~ venient shop, would inform his friends
and the public generally that he still con,in.
ties the business OF Clock e. Watch repairing,
and that from his experience and skill, and
by constant attention to this important branch
of business, hopes to give general satisfac.
tion, and receive share Of public patronage
ALSO, ON HAND,
A good assortment of WATCHES ANN 1ru---
LERs' GooDs, consisting OF lever, lepine, and
common scspeMeRt Watches, ear rings, fin
ger rings, breast pins, silver spoons. specta.
clos. thimbies. pencil cases. butter knives
sugar bows. plated spoons. 1ear-sighted spec.
tacies, steel pens. pen knives, scissors, twee.
zer<, tuning forks, Music Boxes. Clarionets
Flutes, Flies. Violin strings. clarionet reeds
clarionet and fife Preceptors, Shell Combs
Watch oil, &c. Also,
DR.. VIM. Evans camomile, tonic, and fa.
miiy Apericnt Pills. with directions. recon.
mended highly for dyspepsia, nervous. and
all stomach complaints.
DR.. Evans Soothing Syrup. for tcething
with directions-a real blessing to mothers
Also. DIR. Hunts celebrated Pills. for Con.
sumption & Liver complaint, with directions
Also, DR.. Goodies Female Domestic Pills
with ample directions. The above medicines
prepared by DR.. Wa, Evans, 100 Chatham
street, New York-sold here by
X. MERRIMAN, Agent,
Nee: est Of the Presbyterian CAsych.
Iitchficld, Dec. 9. 81
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lTHE suInmer term Of this Institution will
Il commence on Monday the 10th of April
next, under the direction Of Mr.. HENRY Fitch,
az Principal-an experienced teacher from
New. Hayen. 1885 s'.. ........,.,. =:
The course Of studies pursued here includes
all the branches of q theoretical and practi-
cal English education, and q thorough prepa.
ration for admission to any collegiate insti-
tuition in the United States. A good degree
OF attention will also be given to those who
may wish to prepare themselves for teaching.
Instruction will likewise be furnished (if de-
sired) in Vocal and Instrumental Music.
Terms per quarter Of taCelre sceeks. -FOr com.
mon English branches $S-for the higher
ditto $4-for Languages IS. A contingent
charge will also be made for use of room, fil-
el, &C. amounting to about Is cents per or.
Inc School-house was erected during the
past year in very pleasant location in the
construction Of which very great attention
was gwen to comfortable arrangements for
scholars, ventilation, sc. - -'s4
We know of no place-so far, at least, as
local advantages are concerned-which af.
fords greater facilities for the requirement of
an education by youth than Bethlem. The
pursuit of the inhabitants is purely agricul.
tural. Manufactures and their accompany
ing influence on the morals of ss.e surround
ing neighborhood are unknown here. In fine,
there is nothing which has n tendency to
draw off the juvenile mind from study.
Board can be obtained in respectable fam
lilies in the vicinity of the School-house at
about $3.50 per week.
e. &C.,: : y 4 &C.. &c.,
Bethlem, March, l64l. 40
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Warren Institute,

J. c. Howard, Principal and Proprietor, as
sisted bys male and female teacher. 4.
TNHE Summer Session will commence on
Il the Sd Of May. and continue two quar-.
tiers, of eleven weeks each. .. t.-f' 49,.
Ierms-$SO per quarter, in advance, in.
GLIDING board and all necessary family ex-
penses. tuition, stationary, & use oftext books.
Vocal and instrumental Music, Painting,
and Drawing extra. Lid s..,a %, ... -
Pupils will be received only at the COM
mencement of quarter, and no deduction
for absence during the quarter. ..aa.
Warren, March, l64l. .a. 43
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Geese Feathers.

YNHE subscribers have made arrangements
Il to keep constant supply of first rate
article Of Geese Featllers-sefected
ami packed with great care by ourselves, in
packages from 20 to SO lbs; and will furnish
of a quality they will warrant to be as good
as the best, at as low prices as can be pur.
chased of equal quality in the state.
80 s. g. l.. HURLBUT.
Winchester, lS4O. be-. lylO
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Mere New Books,

"A MONG which may be found, Day on the
"A Will-Palmer'sC Church History-Christ
our Example-My Saviour-Re cognitons of
Friends-Mechanics Own Book. Also, n VA.
riety of School BOOKcs-all of which
will be sold at u small advance from cost, at
the Bookstore in East street.
March 25. 8. GALPTN
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1VItt NOb 1OFIs y
NOTICE is hereby given, tAat the Board
IN of Directors of fhfs Company have as
sessed and required to he paid on the goth of
April next, an instalment Of Is per centuir
on the new stock Of said Company.
Stockholders in Cannan may pay to VIM.
Adam, Esq. of Canaan; in Cornwall, Goshen
and Salisbury TO Peter Bierce, Esq. of Corn
wall in Kent, New Milford and Sherman to
4. /. Garfield, Esq. of New. Milford all 9th.
ers to the Treasurer in Bridgeport. Prompt
49 ~ Jesse STERLING. Irens'r
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Etna Insurance Company,
OF lIARTFORD,

UT u HNNIrURUS
INSURE Dwelling Houses, Stores. Furni.
4 ture. stocks of Merchandize. Mills, Manu-
factories, Manufacturer stock, Barns, Far.
mers' stock in buildings or stacks, and every
other species Of insurable personal property.
against Lass or DaM0ge BY Fire.
49,. ISAAC LAWRENCE, Agent.
ir.....hfeld, 1910. ....fs 81
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FOR SALE.

~" y" = UA& :, AAB8UD9
At THE BOOK AND VARIETY STORE,
RE ITcHELL's, Smiths, MaltebrNn's, Hunt.
lvA ington's, Olney's, Woodbridge's, AMI
Wizards School Geography and Atlas; A.
nerican First Glass Book National Precep-
tor, do. Reader, do. Introduction; Young
Reader. Easy Reader, Easy Lessons, Paper,
Quilts, Ink, Bristol Boards, Drawing Paper,
Writing Books. IeGgers, Journals, Day Books,
Albums. States, Rodgers pen&s pocket Knives.
Boys Caps-Skates.
Gents Bombazine and Satin Stocks, cheap.
ALSO, ......
Lump and BFown s'sg;rr-, Imperial and Yo.
II. Tens, Coffee, Rice, Ginger, Gloves, Sale
ratus, Nutmegs. ground Pepper and CHINA
mon, Mustard, Starch. Canelles. .Er
JOSHUA GARRETT.
Litck6eld, Dec. 8, 1910. e. 81
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A MILLER WANTED.

TINE undersigned wish to employ good
u and competent MILLER to tend the Grisi
Mill at Canada Village, in this town. An no.
nest, faithful, and temperate man only, need
expect employment for any length Of time,
but good miller is wanted perma nently.--
Application may be made 10 Hosea w CRAM
DIAL, near the mill, or to ERAsTUs LYMAN.
Goshen, March 25, lS4l. t-.. a...' AZ
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GOOD NIGHT To-THEE,. LADY |!

- -Ht nv THE LATE W. NJ PRAED. -.s.f. .HI
1:e,s3 ,;.h, ~, ,h.. ,o.,....,h,,u,L
H.r.";,,,J ~ ~. -. ~ ..,"G:''L. many
Thv form ,.ss' ~ f.;re., ~ Urn
Where iii vas ssI,c;n, y, III h,;o,, - ri ii
T,bv sn,s ~ a. s,'.saHk a.I a. nI.s
Thy form the m,Ss svlrb wv u If M ~,
Anm my y"ce the mast gladstone end clearesf,
Aha' ger held a Pastner IN ihfaIl r....' u.
G,,oa NIGH, IN ,y,ec ,,Av-..;. .i, .,. 49,.
f m. vail The or".lr;llo : 81 ~ ro,,.
The wb;snerd {. rewsm nr ~, rmi wv f3{ ,'
The henrrss 49, 81 ~ w d,s',.' 81 ...t5a
The hear ,hst On. ,h.n,h ~" '''," ,o,;
T'he eve iii that inn"d e.. soS VIII pe"S"fe'
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1841-04-08
! SPRING is COMING.

Spring is coming, spring is coming,
Birds are chipping, insects huinminR ::
Flowers ure peeping from their sleeping,
Streams escaped from winters keeping.
In delighted freedom rushing, =,
Dance along in music gushing,
Scenes of late in deadness saddened,
Smile in animation gladdened; = p. s
All is beauty. all is n,irth,
Shout we then with Natures voice,
Welcome Spring rejoice! rejoice!
Spring 10 coming; come my brother,
Let US rove with one another, 80.
To our well.remsmbered wild wood,
EIourishing in nature . childhood
Where a thousand flowers are springing,
And thousand birds are singing; - L
Where the golden sunbeams q.siver 70
On the yerdTe.girdIed river;
Let our youth feeling out, l'-5
While the waves repent our voice, ','
Welcome Spring rejoice! rejoice /! ...
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1841-04-08
District Of WGterfOacD, 81. Probate Court, !
.-sJsi March 20, lS4l. {

iESTATE of CHARLEs PARTRRE, OF said
~ WATERFOWL. an assigning debtor. The
trustee represents The estate insOlvenf, and
prays the appointment Of Commissioners
thereon: Ordered. that Commissioners to re-
ceive and examiRethe claims of the creditors
fee in WATERFOWL. on the 18th day of April,
l64l. at 8 o'clock forenoon Of which all per.
sons in interest will take notice. and appear
II they see cause, and be heard thereon
43 HOLBKoOK CURTIS, Judge.
IT.AMES e.. .,Is .. az. C.
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Water proof Boots
LEATHER. Co. I

Water proof Boots Shoes,
LEATHER. &c. ~ - 4
THE subscriber has made 8xEans erhehts
Il SO that he is able to mnnnfast fp oder
thick double sole and cork B0Qts. 50 Inn ll-a
red by all who like dry and VII q
peculiarly adapted to protect ~ feek from
the damp and cold soil OF LitcE phnly.
Also on hand, and will mali
Caf, Kip and Cowhide Bosss Rss.'
Of the best materials and woykfnn tlkH flaiss
ner; Ladies Gaiier Boots, bdskill les, Slip
pers, India ubtess &c: Sc.
N.E Insaia Reese Y 80 sialsl
Shoes mean -. s - y re ssropEg &
Also'SO sides aeavy and light Sole Leather.
from Green county !anneries; Upper Leather,
Morocco Innings, Bindings, &c for sale ON
reasonable terms for cash or hides. "t
+. IS. A few notes and accounts on hand,
which would be cheerfully exchanged for
something to do business with.
......s SAMUEL CLOCK.
LifchfelL Dec. H. 50 %
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FOR SALE.

- THAT valuable Farm, well
f!: Il known as the Chapman Farm,
Iiias$ situated in Sharon, Ellsworth So
seses ciety, containing about 500 acres,
with good water privilege. on which now
stands good saw mill: also, two Dwelling
Houses and two Barns, with other out build.
ings necessary for said farm. ,.-Yfl..
be sold at Public Auction, ON FFidaN JUN I'd,
l64l. Sale to commence at l2 O'Clock.
For further information. inquire Of f
/, ..... Isaac GooDsELL, Of Kent, or = 2
MoRRrs GooDsELL, ofs Ellsworth.
M0Yck IL, 1871. "" NS42
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An lnGNgur0iien Incident 1.-The Philadel-
phIa Chronicle tells the following story Of
iwO Boston boys. who 'pnt up at Browns
Hotel, on the night of the Sdsand were bunk
ed 20 dark room: lbs s'gr,.t 10 Ill.
They were quickly ensconceGr between
the sheets. and we doubt not, were busilY
snoring IN a few minutes. The morning Of
the 4tl1 broke briEht and glorious-the sun
rubbed bis eyes, washed his face, and put on
clean shirt eollar--bells were sending forth
amerry peal-cannons were believing Them.
selves hoaPse--and the mass of the multitude,
were vending their way to the Capitol
Our horOes slept midst all the noise and tu--
multi sf,! % j.ssi.i 4, t ,D.i3.y. In. /, IS.
The ceremonies were oyer--the people
had retired to dinner-the grand display
was past, and many an aching head waR
pressing the pillow, when some surprise was
manifested by the chann6ermaid ofithe hotel
at the non-appearance Of the gehtlemen.-
Beds must be made up and chanabernaids
cannot wait with patience: Sannbo; the
head servant, was despatched to the room 10
see what could be the matter. He knocked
loudly ut the door, and was requested to
: come in.' Sslallo, SnoWbalfy said. the one
ON the front side Of the bed !; "aN alive in
the streets, Ell? much going on--bFeakfasE
ready' mo, massa, they've got through
going on, and supper is on the tablet 800
AA""' tu0 WV ACkt az kktSs strange
words uttered when they ascertained the
length, Of time they had slept and learned
that the ceremonies were over. we leave to
the imagination Of QUE reader but Of onss.
thing we are assured. that at the next inau~
guration they will mot sleep in dark ROOM
LYeuRcvs, celebrated Spartan Legislator.
tiourishcd about $40 years before Christ
He made an equal division of Iand among
the people, and ordered all money to be-
made of iron. The people ate at the public
tables, where: ,n-v sent their food once q
month. the children bcionsrsed to the State.
and were taken from their parents-e the aga
ofsevcn. Having bound his country raen by
an oath to observe his laws till his return, NJ
left Sparta and starved himself to death
The Spartans observed his laws for 5GTS
years. Il 49,. o.. ..t..r III IN -.17s.
HOMER, the most ancient of the Greek po-
Cts was the father of poetry. as HerodoiuS
was of history and liippocrates of physic.--E
1t is not known where he was born, er i'm
what age he lived But IL is Supposed he iiv- 4
ed about 900 before Christ, OF loo years III.
ter the building Of Solemon's temple. He
has been called the most universal genius
that has been known in the weFld. The only
ircontestible works that he HAS left behind
him are the "llliad" and the !" Odyssey
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For Sale al the Book and Variety Store,
MEMOIRS of Mrs. s. L. Smith.
1Vl Mrs. Adams Letters.
Mrs. Sigourney's do. to Married Ladies.
do. do. do. to YouAg Ladies'.
March "a. '' '.. J. GARRITT.
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BLANKS for sale at This c6fee.
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B. III. MORSE'S
S%Mvn EafAh1ishNnn ont

DLACK and blue-b VEIL GRAPE,
- Black and Green Wells, &c. for sale
Dec. 3. By ss /. LAWRENCE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-30

fo1duCss az rumauCes 10 "a relish Of solid reading
Pussess NJ al the interesting influence of fiction
withoutits empuness the Pioneer we may hope
will be instructive TO youth, anu ing o. riper
years, and cheering To the aged. Drawing its
incidents from every tine and every part of our
common country, Il will be a bond connec fins,
those of every stage u life and every place of a.
uote. Scenes distant IN tue and place will be
made present The actors IN them though Wild
~ scattered and long forgotten by each Other will
be Introduced 10 n fresh acquaintance and renew
ed correspondence. They will meet by mutual
sfeClngs m the pages of the Pioneer Tears ui
Joy will be shed over 10 When 10 the astopsbn,e,,
otthe venerable rsade. he finds thai his vuuth.
iul cpmpanIvn m arms or IN hardships SUP Hyrs
and through thls society, makes benevolent
ofgue5t 20 posieriiy' last ad OF beng, he pre-
spmed iong removed 10 that country ON whose
bbJrne nDtraveler returns, THIS will warm ms
bpsOm with zeal 10 do his duty likewise bp ., 1.
larging or correcting his brotl.eris leglcv or bv
the evening" twilight, Of the way worn traveller
Who, toteung On the verge of Umr, has be ONE
lonely STRANGER among these for whom his uest
energies were spent-thds too, VIII the great OBJ
Jecis OF the soCIetyb be best alta med nd It's ph
est aIms accOmp ishcd Its objects are high and
large, as they should be. Uur admonttIo,t 10 fst
your Inn be high. accomplish all you can and
having done your duty, rest satish,d, hoWever far
beneath your wishes the result may fall
IL Is Intended that he Pioneer shall be of the
best materials aud workmanship the country vi /
abort. That Il sha make annually vo' une OF
iour hund' et upper royal octave pages, includinp
an index. That the monthly ma mbers sbaii H.
suched IN printed covers. 1ha. the convenience
Of the aged aud the fancy II the Young shall h.
consulted. Establishments will be literally ,,iy :
en-. The FIRST number Will contain a drawing uf
TIE trsi christian church IN Ohio. ami perbans
other prints with descriptions.
Inc subscription prI,e ofthe Pioneer is tive
doiiarS PEI annum, IN advance, for one copy or
tnrce dollars at the cad of the year. Ten collars
IN al "a ice Tor SIX pes, fifteen dollars al the
end of the wear " ''''
Editors, by publishing this with friendly no.
nee VIII DC euu'Ied 10 receive the Pioneer m.
hrsi year IN exchange. Postmasters booksellers
ana EGFors, aud members Of the society, viii
D ca Sc act gents VIZ
announcement may he expected IN Januar,
AZ; previous 10 which we request lie adGresses
ui all our Subscribers
90, ~ lOVN : WILLIAM
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INNrR ANcr

. = N z ~
ID ISkS will be taken by the FIRE 4, MARINE
Il INSURANCE COMPANY OF WHEELING
at the forrest ratsso on
buildings Of all kinds. stone, brick or yooden and
their contents:
Steamboats,; factories; mills &c,
Furniture:
And merchandise sf oil kinds
And against all dangers attending the tronsBort.
aimn OF goods on rivers, lakes, seas, canals and
railroads
For the character Of the company as 10 promDi,.
tude and hberaiHy an The adjustment and payment
Of tosses,-we beg leave to refer TO the morcban,s
Of this place and elsewhere who have had The a..
Jusiment Of claims upon ne.
JOHN FAWCETT. President
DANIEL LAME, Secretary. January l6 1871.
Board or DfREcToRs. Favcett prcsiJ.n,
;. Brady. John GoshOrn, Charles d. Knox. Richard
w. Harding samuel Neel, William Paxton. J,cob
Shriver, Samuel Sprigg Directors
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-30
UNITED STATS 49, 1--.- =.

UNITED SLABS FASI mai. I-,,>.
FRoU WHEELING TO WOOSTFR OUJo
way of Monnt Pleasant,
HTm HarrisVille. Georgetown. Cn-
~ - dig. Slocrown. Franklin. Ess,.
49, ~ -ks-sE--, port. New PHILADELPHIA. Car al
Dover Sirawsburr, Milton. Mount Eaton Ed-pbu,,
wooster and Mansfield. Connecting with The Mail
Lines TO Bucyrns. Aahland. Norwslk. sanduskv
City, aud Cieaseland Leaves Wheeling. everv
Monday, "Wednesday and Friday al ~ O'Clock M
and Wooster ON Tuesday, Thursday and SATURDAY.
Passengers by this line. will arrive nj either ., a
in time to connect with the mail Lines running On
and west.
The Pr, bess leave to tender to the publ;e he
grateful Judgements for the liberal pairouago
heretofore bestowed on his Line--and takes thi. o
casion to assure them. that expense or attention
shall be wanting his part to render perfect and
full satisfaction TO all who may travel in his line
and having lately renewed his teams and placed
new coaches on the road. he faiers himself that
ne viii merit. and hopes to receive liberal sls-,
OF public patronage. For seats apply q, the Bar O
the U. 5 Hotel.
J. A. MYERS, Proprietor.
A. w. FLEMING, Agent. %
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ASSURANCES.
WESTERN INsIRANCR CoMPAN,

WESTERN INSURANCE COMPANY.
CAPITAL 100000.
WIS company, being now duly Organized =
A prepared 10 make Insurance on every de-
scrpiion OF Fire and Marine Risks. such as DIV el.
Ing Houses. Store Houses, SC with their contents
Also, Steam Boats r lat Boats and Keel Bonts with
lheir cargoes 70 and from any port on the Ohio and
mississippi rivers. or their tributary streams Ap
Ploa'on for Insurance TO be made for the present
at the Office Ofthe Wheeling Savings Institution.
mar +. II. GREER, Secy. D.
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DYSPEPSIA q HYPOCHONDIACTsM

'ETta Cy DT, iIdTiioES Celebrated Medicines
TsR. NILLINM MORRISON. of SchuyIkiIl
sixth street, Philadelphia, afflicted fer
seveTal years with the above distressing disea -,
cNness a. the stomach, headache. unIUitaTioI
GOODNESS and weakness Of the pxtrer,itIes en-,
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pressure aud wtiSht az the stOma n after sat-
us severe Hfing pans m the chest hack and
sides, c0-uFeuess, dislike for society or c0nver
sauOn, ia lguJr aud lassItude on The LEAST nc,.,
son. VIZ. MORRISON had applied 20 the most en-
power OF hnu.an skill % restore him 10 a ALI /.
however, his atiiiciIOnshad reduced him IN n ds,
"ranle coudIuJn, having been induced by a
friend OF hts - Try Dr. Harlch's Medicl nes as
they benz highly recommended hy which he
procured Two packages for a trisl; before usip .
the second package he found hlmself prsatIvro
!igVed. and by continuing the use ofthem' Inc
Iieease entirely dlsappearsG--heis now ENJOYING
al, the blessings Ofpcrfcc' health
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