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The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-04-22

NOR Sale low for cash, by tho subscribers,
IL 500 brls pork, clear, prime and mess,
100000 lbs. first quality of Hams,
$4,000 lbs. sides and shoulders Bacon.
BRIDGMAN & PARTRIDGE.
Feb 25. 80 a.ss'f- sc 49,. -.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-27
Dr,ru Of Ris,lop l,)ope


~ meeting 81 the vt,iy uf ~. Mathew.
Church Whecl,nc. on rhur-ily. wy lSh. lSIl.
The aiictni: Intelligence al :he death of tie Rghl
Reverend licHARD CsArNNo MoiKE. ID % Ssna
Bishop OF The Diocese of Virginia nlving hocn cOm.
municaSd iu this vssiry--it milton
RssoiUed. That whilst the Church Of Christ IN
this Diocese. has thus been deprived nj the services
OF her much veneraisd and beloved Father in God.
this vesiry would humbly and thankfully arknowl.
edge The mercy and goudnsss of tbs Great Shepherd
and BISHOP of souls. tor having continued him long
labDrer in the Church Mslit1nt
RssoiUsf. rnaI we bow submissivcly IN this dis
pensaiiJn Of Divine Providence. praying that u
may I've slnci6ej "a the good Of the whole church.
Reso'ted. That The Pulpit. Desk md Ch,nccl of
st. Mathews Church. be shrOu'led in mourning.
and that the members Of this vssiry will Grape
on the left arm for the period Of one month.
ResoiUSd. That copy Of these resolutions he
tn the family nf the aie Bishop with
expression Of our sympathy in their bereavement.
nnd that The slme be published in The SJuthern
C,-.'rchInan anil IN the papers ofthis city.
G. ALEXANDER r. LAIDLEY. SeeY.
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CHRIsTMAs & NEw Wan PRrsrNr

TIE Ladies sewing S,c,r,y OF the Prcshyio
! ran Church beg leave rrmiid the ei,iz-n. ~
Whc-ins AMI vicinity that. encouraged Nv their
oerai and valued patronage al The holidays OF Cor.
'ne' y-aS' hey are preparing cticns ve asSori.
'he oi useful anl fancy auIclts Of their own ma
nuiacirr- FOE their anniversary sale al tho en.uins
Christmas eve
As They design selling nNthing a. owe its value
ard hope NY pleasing the iasiC promote the graf
iheniion Of those who shall ppsScss their article,
either on purchase presents from their parent,
OF Trends they indulge Cor themselves the aniicpa.
ton Of satisfaction ola review Of their sale OF hav.
ing contributed To the innOceat equipments of an
interesting season Of the year. and borne an humble
part in susaing 4 enuse OF public and enduring ion.
portance. nov %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-27
GREaT XRsrERN

SALEOF DRY GOODS Ar AUCTION.
VIE subscribers have just received large con.
IL signment Of Dry Goods frorn the east. which
will he sold AZ public auction az the City Action
Room, No. Io5 Market Square. on Thursday the
25th inst, commencing az tOo'elock, A. VI, They
consist IN part as follows, VIZ:
Black, blue, ,1snvisible green, olive and brown
cloths. upcr and common caSsnetts. Kenincky
jeans, MOntrose kerseys, 9 4 and ii-t English
blankets, plain and damask merinoy, figured Sa-
xonies. brnket ehAwls Of various aualiiIes apron
and furniture checks. red and white hannels, cal
leors, "A bleRched shlTting muslins. - ano g 4
brown do, colured cHmbrieks superior silk hand
kcrchleis. fine canbrck do, lnsh linens, blaeA
and white hosiery. wool nRlf hose and CLIO g,
blue black sewing silk. patent thread, skein and
spool sewing cotton, fur caps, suspsnders. etc.
ALSO-A splendid assortment II hardware,
such as knives AMI forks carvers, Ia splendld ar
uce. raIors, SCISSORS, spoons, pins, needles etc.
AZ the above mentioned goods are allfresh aud
IN good Srdsr and are positively To be Eoldi mer-
chants may find il 10 their advantage 10 attend
THE goods will be open for lnPectlon from p
M, on "Wednesday until O'Clock next morning.
BRENTLINGER & SHALLCRoSS.
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ClIY BAKERY,

l56, MAN STREET. WHEELING,
JHLANDELL in;nrns his Eivnds and th'
public that ne has made extensive improvements ~
irs above est ablishmt nj and Is now prepared "a
supply them in the best style and at lower rate,
than were ever heretofore iler,d.
lie will attend TO customers at the shop or sup
ply them frc m his NEW WAGON whi~h VISITS
all paris Of the city every evening witt Boston,
water ana sugar crackers; butter, soda and Ine
biscuit; family bread; cakes Of every description,
ornamtnted or PLAN. familles supplied 20 order
with rye, brown. and dyspepsia bread. THINK
IA, for the liberal patronage he has haretofur,
received he sohcits further share Of custom,
which he - resolved 20 deserve by close atten
ton 10 business aud accommcda ing terms.
Parucs supplied with cakes, ice cream, etc. on
short notice.
All persons indebted as above are roques cd to
- IT,. 10 tort hyvith nov 9 ",
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a CHALLENGE FROM BOSTON.
To hsPSisHds If he disiingHisAed race mig {" r.

l0a'
In the four mile racc recently run over the Cam
den and Philadelphia Course. Boston was disinnced
by John Blpni and Fashion in The inst heat. Blunt
winning the heat in 2
The second heat was by Fashion in Z. 80.
Blunt breaking down.
We The undersigned now propOsc run Boston
against Fashion. match four mile heats, over the
Union Curse. Long Island (lgreeably To the rules
ofiho COurse) Spring 1912 on any day in the
monih OF May, iOr twenty t1unssnd dollars n side
onehaii or one'ionrh forfeit may bo agreeable 10
ihe lr'euds Of Fashion. The Etict ~ be deposited
Cn New York monry IN any bank of the city) snd.
hedny OF rare Io be named when the match shall be
cosed
The challenge shall remain open during ihi.
monlh. ". r. jon NSON.
JAMES LONG.
New York. Ssh Nov. Is4l.
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CINCINNATI N,v.nL

CINCINNATI. November C.
ttnua-There were received Yesterday by ca.
nal 1876 barrels. aud We heard OF ,vme sale, n
50 90 and inspcCiinn.
WH'sKEY.-535 bbl- arrived. and sales were
mnde ni l5ic.
The river has bcen falling hr the last two or
three days OF the rate ofabnui niche. IN "a hor,
aud last evening was still r-nsding nj the same
rate.
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J.. PU8H,
Ctnrinn7tinov 6 2t WM r. ALSylRD.

AfOtIik-Ihe mout-'s OF MIR. Browns Juve-
" nile sinpir-- riass, and those Interested are
Hereby nsaned that the class will meet in The
so~sfon room Of the Preshyttuan Church on
Friday and Saturday afternoon tf this week AZ
o,clocS. Parents and children generally ar
IN yIiei TO attend the FIRST meeting Of this class
The Academy Of Sacred Mus ir~Will open ma
the sessi"n room OF the Presbyterian Church on
lay and SATURDAY. evenings during The winter. In
- important the members shold be present Al
The FIRST meeungs,snd persOos deS 70. $ If beco
Terms Of membership three dollar'. Number OF
less ons "a. VI BROWN
Piano tories tuned az short NOTICE nfvte
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COPAKTNE KsIIIP.

81 PUGH having Withdrawn iTim his conncxiun
q With The house of Clymer. Britton a. Co. has
this day ass. ciated himself with VIM Alvord
under the firm of Pugh Il Alvord. ] hey have
taken the house heretofore occupied by r w
Lee, on Court, between Main and Walnut SITS
where they propose TO do General Commission
pork and revision business. heir house isSpa-
clous and convenient eNienfirg from Court 81
tLr-ugh Ia the canal, having smoke house a1d
lard ropns, p operly arranged, and all Other fix o
IN es and cOnyenicnccs -or doing an extensive
pork business. They hat'er tttmsslyCs Iha'
their long experience, together with strict atten-
ton 20 the interests OF their customers will ent-
lie them TO a share of patronage.
J.. PU8H,
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THIIaI sAI.fs-

N > by John McCaskcy. Trustee Tor Elizabeth
NrCaskey, bearing date the 2ith day Of October
1859. and recorded In the clerks Office of tho
comfy cuyt ri Ohio county, Va, shall on the
6.h DAY OF December next, az the front door OF
he court house Or tho sal1 county pr0ceed 10 cell
the west bali Of Lot No io the 22n' square ii
the Belle Az nddiftpp Of the city Of Wheeling.
TERM OF S4-.-E--So much Of the purrh asr
money will be required ln hand as will be sufTi
Gent % pay he lustalIneut OF 325 dollars due Oc-
t0bef a. sfl, with the interest lher, Dn froni the
2fln Of October. so mentioned in the said dead
OF trust toEethf- with the expenses u "a. and
the residue OF tno purchase mancy a. such times
aud BOZ such sums a. may be necessary 10 salts
" he snbscqucni insiolmenfs secured by said
deed. The doflrrcd payments 10 be- srct@,d by
deed Of irusi upon The property and 10 bear inter.
est from the DAY Of salc.
Selling AZ trustee bind myEcif only 10 ives
such title Fsis vested in me undcr said
irusi nfNfELIs
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sr IoI,fa ~.

ST LOUIS, Nov. n.
fihe Mississippi is At pre.cnt on sspJ. vii, =.
tspeci Of q rise and here has been ron.i5.,.,i.
Do within The Inst 45 hours
CINCINNATI November 90
LOuR-460 barrels have arrived b. c,,,i
" yesier'ay nom. SHES az s5.1S and iosose
""hieh ihs market wos firm with Eir de-.
~ hlShEY-225 barrels arrivsd. Small ale.
y sc S'les yesterday lferngJn irrn the t.,e,
80. ''''
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WhhELING Posi- OFFICE.

NhEELING POST OFFICE.
y r. W NAIL ARRANC 4 IENy
GNEAr MAIL.
rom East arrivesai 81 o'clock. 4 NJ
West departs at % o'clock. A Al
From West, arrives NJ So U'clock An
To East. deparis nj : oclovb. 4 NJ
Northern or Sieubenvillc Mail. Arrive, =, M
minutes after " and departs at haliaiter one p Al
except On Sundays
North Western or Wooster Mail arrive, Tues,lov.
Thursdays and Saturdays al -. NJ Depar,. Mon.
days. wednesday, and Fridays. at o'clock p NJ
Southern or Marietta Mail arrives Tuesdays aud
Saturdays. at o'clock, p. NJ. Departs Mondays q
Fridays a 5o'clock. A. NJ.
woodSfcld Mail arrivssevery Thursday 90 clocS
A. W. Departs every Monday. o'clock. T. NJ
West Liberty. arrives every Tuesday. Thursday
andSaturday. at Il o'clock. a. NJ; Departs same
days at O'Clock 2. NJ.
Morglntow Mail arrives. Tuesday. 6 o'clock p.
~; Departs "Wednesday. 6 O'Clock. A. NJ.
Letters Intended for the morning mails shonld be
8 deposited by o'clock. in the morning.
Inland postage Of foreign letters must be invaria
bly, paid
Office open at 81 o'clock. 4. VI.
ID. AGNEw. r. NJ.
p. :. The office opens Sundays after the pre-
parstnn Of the Eastern mail. which will be ususll,
Il hall after nine. a. NJ. aud remain open ONE
HOUR June 10
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COMMUNICATIONS

rr1JI - to certify that ! have used in my fam
!D .lsars Soothing Syrup aud icing conyil.
ced OF Its great utilitTIi aeyianng the stuff srngs
Of children cutting seth do conscientiouSly rec
ommend II as an efficacious az d invaluI bic me.
dicine sense Of gratitude calls forth this tes-
\ 10y this public statement
, ". ~. - Re careful 10 procure he above az No
Is EIGHTH street
W are ~ell acquainted with the witer Of the
e article and would not hesiiate m oment
dorse hiC opinion of DR. Psris Soothing Sy-
up-lFd. Daily Chronicle
[ we have used the Sooting Syrup in our family
I'D his as stated by Mr. D-lSai. Tourierl
J For sale nj the Store of JIHN FISEt-h
4 nav "a Man 81 TX
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Il CARD
STEA MBOAT ARCADE.

CINCINNATI, OhIr. Nov Q, 1871
We, the undersigned, passengers on b,,rI Inc
team bnat Arcade. her trip from Pittsburgh "a
Cihcinnais hereby certify thai We are of The o,,r,
ION that M blame is to he imputed 4, the off 'rr,
and crew Of said boat. in the collision th,t ,o.,l
place about fifty miles above Cincinnati. betvssn
her and the steamboat Spartan, bar, on the c,,nr.,,
we believe that every proper eff1u wa, made h.
Them 10 secure Ihe safety and comlor. of si ~,
board.
AGW Carter OF Cincinnati.
Joseph Caldwell. s. Louis
ID FeIfer, Jr. Louisville.
Robert Thomas. New York;
John G Givens, Boirdsyille, Pa;
George Boggs. Jr. Steubenvire Ohio
John Pct. Perry county. Missouri.
Hczekiah Reed, WesiuIoreland Pa;
RoberI Grinnan, Fredericksburgh. Va,
Samuel Reynolds. Griggsvlle liii
Geo A Adan-on, Rockville. Md;
Edward ID kInsCn. Baltimore;
w Bowen Pennsylvania,
e Clegg, New Orleans;
J Peter Martin, Missouri
Lewis Sheets Maryl-~a;
Solumon Ai~~cvu Hhlsborough " II
Ha--, Wise man Wellsvillr, ON
Lewis c Graft, Coburg. S41ony. GER
II Wright. Wasbiis'on county. p;
) Caldwell. Wheeling, Va;
, Marin Baltimore
Henry Dalton Havana.
George w Steer. Richmond, Va;
benjamin Franklin Wallace;
Edward Snyder, HarisbuTgh Pa;
Rphert Barber ST Louis, Mo;
Wilson & Barber;
james Ford, Germantown. Po. nov 49,
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Ysprs, with much respect.

} y. SdIrtl + u.
fLrEroBr. H. Aug 20. lsiI.
From 3 Ktnc. Esp
Dear -'r--A y'qn% lady OF This town vas 30
l,M slate OF n 'llth, (courump,,on ! AMI -,
Informed VAS anxious 20 t.y the sanatiye. b.
her people aud the physician DID not think u a.
any use. q M her a bottle with parnissi,n Z.
dSe or return Z; as sac pleased oaly r,qlirir
nert3 use co-diUg 10 uIrcctilns She nd
:; and ms recQvcrsi her hea m, and Goa siIei :
the m.sielae the sole cause OF q
Il am respectfully yOurs
-. KING.
.or le by J. E WHARTON, corner ,CU
non end Water streets. Foi. agent 4, " helm.
\ Htsh srpply lust ccsivcd. nvts
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WELL Ole CHEEsE Yon 49,

WELL OLD CHEESE YOU YET"
Bother jonathan has recently found out that he
in export cheese 10 England at profit SIX hun.
red we're recently sold in Liverpool In ono week
be duty . about B. 81. per csi. and they sell Tor
y 10 IS shiiiings sterling. nd,rding very hand.
me profit We predict That as soon as ihs uade
comes valuable, an order in council will be made
. Increase ne duty. The free ira IL theory 70 lhs
iuniry outstanding
What we call the white oak" ehceses have f,r
lne umc been sent 10 Glasgow, 10 be used in feed.
r The operatives
I'M Asi Of The above paragraphs may be- correct
Il We understand thnt the "whiis oaks" are seot 10
I'ninsham, 70 be used iOr Sharpening and polish
the munficiures &C that place.
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fNN REILLY, No l7a4eiye5' f .lae OF 5 MnIke
W. Square. hns iUs' nom Baltimore
pad Philadelphia Coffee.
% Java superior ar,icIa
20 Black pepper
Ii Is Allspico
Slltpetre
: bbls Msddef
3 casks Epsom Salts
20 boxes Windsor Shaving soap
40 matis Cinnamon
40 hs Mace
cssk Cloves
Nutmegs fresh
half chests Imperial Gunpowder
10 Young Tyson Teas
fierce Lump Sugar
3 boxes Loaf
d" Ground Pepper in papers
] cnse Lignorice
10 boxes New Redfsrd Sperm Candles
l serum Indigo
case Garrcus Snunn hnulss
> boxes Cavendish fobaevn. (IIonsy Dow.
Extra quality
8 bbls Grnund Ginger
. cosks Saleratus
10000 Havana CigaH
4 300 Principe
3 casks Alum
case superior Bostnn Mu.,arl "a bottles
% hbls Mo-. I. 2 and 3 MacksrcI
5 drums new Goldfish
4 half pipes pure French Brandy. a. ssir.
nette's brnhd
10 hbs sweet Malaga wine
2 casks pure Port
DO Madeira
900 zulions winter bicached sperm oil
10 boxes Pittsburgh fsncy pint h1sks
Alsp 6no assortment Of al kinds Of wine snd
liquors 10th foreign and domestic.
RecHfrJ whisksy of The puuu quality constant.
on hand aud 90 sale low. wholesals o. retail AL.
every Other article IN the grocery line which he
will sell wholesale % fotah or cash OF approved
barter. as low as any house In The eIgy nov 3
Ies bbd. crime New o,ls,n. so,,, 4, 49,.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-27
C-ARPETINCAND RUGS

TIME subscribers kce' constantly on hand large
assortment of tarPcting md Rugs. which
they will sell al pirate sale.a; twenty per cent;
lowtr tnan the same article can be purchased
elsewhere ia thu city.
BRENT: M GER & SHALLCROSS,
A,ctioneers, City Auction Rooms.
nov OF I65 Market Square
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INFORMATION vaNTED

JOHN BRESTLEK shruId see this adyer.
n iisemeni. he is informed That his f,Iber Peter
BTesller - now tNovembor IS, IsiI m Wheel
inR' va where tie eNr cts 90 remain until next
spring. In the mean Time he il nost an,io,,s
TO hsar from hrs son, AID even to see him ifIf
were IN ms power Ia VISIT hlSfather, mother and
brnthers at the above named place
The young man above referred 10 is y .Iieyed 10
,ollow the river between Cincinnaii. Louisvil ..
StLoniS aud New Orleans. Should some mr.
. nalsoi those respective places publish this adyrr-
40 the most lively gratitude Of poor bui clio
nate family. nov ooEoyv
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-27

hiini 80 49,, -. - 1902 --..,.. the
.1y place n Philadelphia where the medicine
an be oplalned; Price 30 cents
FoT saic by JOHN FISHER
nov % Wheeling Va
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DISSOLUTION.
HARDING & WELDIN,

hhhDAN0 q W EbbANs
FORWARDING ~ COMMISSION MERCHANTS
WHEELiSo. Va
" ME subscribers have entered into partnerybi.
n 10 continue The 1rsnslciup Of he Genero
Commission aud Forwarding business, aud ss,orr.
fully tender 10 The friends and patrons ufthot b,ps
their hest services. The usual advances will I,
made Or ireish's or on ep,ds igued Tor .ole
mol by constant personal attention 60 90 bus,nes
rnnhted To- their management hope 90 merit , cor,
unuanoe Of the patronage of their frirr,4s.
W HARDING.
aug u IS WELDlN.
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no COUNTRY HNTTERS
RARGAINsI BARGAiNr y

BARGAINS! BARGAINSI BARGAIN ~
lust received Of 30. Water street. syle nd;d
81 assortment OF CLOTHS. CASSINERES and
VESTINGS, which will he made TO order It
the shortest notice and n the most fashionable
manner at Eastern prices.
Persoas wishing 20 economis SO will do well 10
call and examine the stock before purchasing
slsew ere, a. the subscriber is determined o, DO
sured that ne can nj, bsIter baTgaiDs than have
ever before boa..--Ttercd IN IA market
% NJ, al RShu s1nsTsi assott-
cTavats, boots and shoes &c. which will be sold
on the above favorable terms.
ort 1T 7 & LOWRY.
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GREAT ATTRACTION

1900 barrels No. /, PulsbuSsh Sail, received n
con gnmeni and Tor sale low. by
sept 25 JACOB e. MITCHELL.
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LATE &IMPORTANT from CANADA

LATE d IMPORTANT from CANADA.
BY EXPRESS LINE
q RRlVED this day. and now opening; nj
"a McCnlam's No l75 Main ST.. one of the
larsrst aud most splendid assortments Of Canada
OHer Cps ever brought west Of The mpnniains.-
Those who wish for prime article will do we'll To-
call aud examine them beihre purchasing elsewhere
ALSO
\ large and splendid lot Of Cents fine Sea o..
ter Caps,
Mems and boys Mnskrat Gaps.
Sraiet
ClUjn,
Patent glazed"
Hair Seal
Gents Fine Sen Ouer Coa Collars
Asirian Lamb do
Neuirin do
q" CJuev do
ALSO
largo assortment ofsvery variety and quality or
HATS, al ot which will be sold 81 wholesale Of
fetal on terms That cannot tail 10 please Crate
iul O. the very liberal patmuogr hitherto received
and respectfully requests continuance of the same
oct 80 4. &. hICALLAM
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CASH ADVANCED

NF will make hbe. al advances { n all kinds al
w merchandise consigned 10 US for ssle
BHENTLINGER Il SHALLCROSS,
Aucti -neefs, City Auc'ion Rooms,
nov % los Markei Sou 70.
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1881 RETURNS FROM
q . q 9 9 .

I OlCUUtI
PRovtpENCE, * /, sept 10, leu.
Dear sir-My daughter was confined - her red
a u,nthst her liver vas much aticc ed; she was
A tine iims under the care Of one Of tho hes re-
gular physlcianS. WI , after hs had eSertst Ms
n,,,,nst skill declared Eer Incurahle l. a. last
..s,yt seot ID Boston. ne order 10 bs dou1ly sure
I oatain the genuine article. and purchased one
phIal of GOellck's y Ntchloss Sahatye, aud an
80 han n week after she CO "a .ncnred taxing
IL, ,,,.d.riDe she began % cud. and = now well
hayinr saS.n about half bottle. ant am salts
fod thst bad ~ NOT "sen Tor the sanaUfe- sAe
vvouli have been IL her grave
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70. - IN rxcinNcE tIsT.

o9ASk'''E A.P Goff& co.
a.at.cs. ia7 't4'A Street W1esliBg Ia.
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A NNALS or QUODLIBET with q, D..
~ iheniic account ~ the origin and growth oftl,
borough, publishsd az tho tequsst n fbe 80.
rev h2ht Demecrgiic Central COMMUNE, FL
received and ( y sale BY -
OF 2t RosB & STEP HrNSoV.
"a Vile ldlcr zoo France. by the Counte.. T., l,l.
singion, jdsi received and fnr ale hv =.
oci ~ ROBB& SrEpHEf ~.
Anew BOOKS Familiar letters ~ 49,.
y by Miss Sedgwirk just received y ~,
by oct ~ ROBB s. SrEf,rf w
M ANTBD IN payment eli
/ ~ a.flea isa,B iss fru.siis
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INENEHNIsh, Y JUut 20 II
Dear sr--Ths first bottle ofsdnatl e disposed
of was 10 a woman of my acquaintance, who
had been complaining for , or years, with n
pain IN The sIdc and should r.. her physicians
did not help her la the least, we induced her 10
give the s1natIve a fair trial, and after taking
half phial ST Z recovered her health. and she
well as her husband represent themselves sa-
MS fed that the recovery of her health was on ac-
count Of her taking tho sanative.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-27

EttIAnDAoh. NO. Aug 70. 1871.
Dear SUI know Of beneficial no sults fiom the
PARTICULAR poor woman who had been t,rde~
the Doctors hands nearly the whole Time fof Ten
y"afs ans vas cons derable part OF thir t-mo
ennnHea 70 nef bW she procured bolt % Ca
native IS soon g. I received &C. nd d-d not uee
q long betoro che found hg-sslf better, che :
ugW hsafty wOmtn.
Holly Springs gazette., 1841-09-09

which rests on you father, give your children the adj
Vintage good peceps and good example and you do
neither you sanction in any way the monsrous doe
her funds or made bad bargain for her. she is therefore not
obligated to keep her faith
But nearly exhausted my paper, and must reserve
for another letter. what have say the other points of
the governors letter. hope you will deem tedious
am SC A SANDY CREEK PLANTER
Holly Springs gazette., 1841-09-09

The Bankrupt bill has passed both houses of Congress-
and has received the signature the President 1t take
effect February 1t Received votes from both parties
in both houses of Congress- We hope shortly publish the
bill in detail No friend justice and the Constitution
make up his mind upon this BILL for which the Constu
on itself provides before he its provisions
Holly Springs gazette., 1841-09-09

ALABAMA-The people of Alabama have placed their
the General Ticket System by majority of 1913
according to the returns in the Montgomery Journal The
overturn ofthe General Ticket System regarded By the
Whigs of that great triumph In the House of
Representatives the State the Wings have lost
bes and gained six in the House and in the Senate
making the vote on Joint ballot the last year. Fz
patrick L. F. is elected Governor by majority o. 7,766
over McClung-CoLumGia OBS
Holly Springs gazette., 1841-09-09

ILLINoIs-There is but very little doubt but that Hon.
John T. Stuart and T. Casey (whgs) have been elected
congress from this State which will give the Wings of
the three members. Caseys majority Stnson H. An
derson oco) is reported lie about 10000 cousin
Stins COUNT shine.-ColUmbiG Obs