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NATURES OWN PRESCRIPTION


ApurCiy V 'griahlc all hiehiv arrroyoI com
pound prrparau1u of the pRUNUS VIRGI Nj
AM Or Wild Cherry Bark, approved By the Col
ieSe ~ Pharmacy. recommended by ma. Nitdic..l
t2ruliy! and universally acknowledged fbr most
Nlll1hic FANNY " '.lcin. " tvrrdis,ogcrrd
A4y NO QtACkERN NO DECEPTION - n,
. The physician m1y boast Of his skill I'm u,.,iI,,
Ilseascs-thc gu1ck may JuiI HE wonderfiI cues
ol' OF az the rem 'oiPs ever discoveries OR disea.
'cs 81 the Pulmonary organs, a. D. universally adj
Ihtiei nothing nos ever proved as successful $
Tat INV iuablc mrdl-int, Or. NFSTAR'S RAJ
SAM IF VILE CHERRY, which has cfI,-reI
some Of the most astonishing cures ey.r rs..1r.i-
eel N thChis ory Of MEDICINE,
Such indeed are the astonishing healing an
res ora'Wc properties Of this Baissm That even N
the advanced stages Of CONSUMPTION. and
M Liver comp l.lpts, diseases IS hica have b-iIrd
the skill Of the most distinguished nj ysi-i.lrg
when patleats have suffered the most al SIM,
cough, great Clihcuty IN breathing. night sweat
bleeding OF he lungs, dc. after the most esteem.
Ell remedies Of our pharuJCOpias have failed tins
invaluable remedy has not Ogly given .ilrp.isiur,
reiCG but c,tuallY elected cures, afi.r All IONS
OF 4 recovery had been entirely Cpspal-ed Of
Besides IT. sur3rEIng efficacy IA these f1rulidl.
Die cOnlpl1lnis, ~ has proved q very suuc'i f,-
-1c,iy Tor disc uses 81 CllIicu. such as to crbrrr
Wloo03nE cough, etc. GuJ in those Gis,rJ. m
tbot prevail 50 CNttUsINSiy iLrruZh fh, winter
S-Ss0n, suct as coughs. colds picIrIsg. iulf,t.r.
"a. aud psl-s IN lle breast, uIoCc, ding from nor.
ltgfcu Cui.9, 20 STANDS fIuFIyrii.h-
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"a! ore. Eve, ihc undersigned. B, ,h-e 81, d
V and Paper manufacturers, Will not allow. At
ter the ION of DJCcmherInurs Than FOUR CENTS
per pound iuJ good RAGS il exchange Tor J,oks OF
.apcr.
iio5h 81 Stephenson, Wheeling.
J \. Ingram.
a. q r. Fisher.
John Fisher,
Lamhin, Brujy * lamb
a. Armstrong s. Co,
Hanna 81 Tumbuil. S;cubcnylle,
James Turuhull.
Johnston & S'o,kinu, Ptisburgh.
Lake loou,is, Agf.
lIaliship & Brown.
Js,Bes Howard . Co,
Cater ~ PaiicIepu,
Ingram & McCHntirss
C. IL. Khy ~ c..
q IL. CuGla.
a. RIhcTs,u. BridshiUu Pa
D","mhsr g. l53l -lm
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Npxru GEsfERN BArE "F Va.
Ds, O. lo4I
The s;nCkh.lJcTs 0i this B1HkaNl hereby gyu:icd
HAT an clectnn fur Eve directors o. servo i.r "a"
CnssiuS wear " lli be held uu tc Glst Tu,sisy, 10
'ng IlIc 4'h day ufJanuary mex.
nov J IJSF Casl,
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NOTICE. CAsiI,II AETEp.


TENISON. TRJPE. BEEFSTiEES. ~
: ,ACl ailiho jelCacics which cln he procured
3 ouhcr ~ h9uesr from ne cast. ac,o-,irg Co
the season will he served up BY the -ihscrl,T IN
"a superior manner und At the shortest uossihla
n3llr-' tie also promises 20 have the ".Xfucs -
snch a. PlchlCs, gatsUp, good buftCr and ',bc
rnn 81 So II % ell filed ca-turs. Private room
~ parues or FOR pcrsoUs siu-iy, without adrl-
uoual charge, Terms Ig accordance with the
ne times Two entrances o. Market ard tive
on Madison street. r.. = TtSNHEI EER
Corner OF Market aad Madison sfs
rrf ostf Rem ~ -. q. a.
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INSTR Az. hereby certify that we have.
~ rhts day viewed on osiray shown 60 as D.;
John Gilmor. IN. Of ihIs county, and DO find Tic
70 b, a muly hciicr SUI posed 90 be years
old past. white on the back nAd belly r.l Du the
sides, no artificial murks; and we DO uppr4isg the
said hcllor o. The sum of seven dollars
Given under our hands this 23i Ily ~ August.
1871. JOSEPH CARSON
WILLIAM GiLNOR
dec ANDREW YNTES.
= 4 ME subscribers have frrm cu-yarluc .ship
u under ihc liru Of Iuckc & L1mring ld
have taken HareuOusa No. Z. LigM street Wharf
lor tho purpose ct lFansacting General Cumi4ss
sion Business. add intend - devote their attention
10 the sale Of Tobacco ana oIhcT produce.
From their general know &C. pf commercial hu.
siness they arc confident that eulrc Satisfaction " ,l
he gwen 10 those who may favor them uI,h coll.
sigumonis.
They are enabled 90 make the usu1l nI~aucss on
CuIisi-umCus on produce. Go. RTCKLE
dee 7--2w WIN LAMPING
Belmont Chronicle cory 20 the amount Of two
dollars and charge ihs uiIirc.
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NEAF UNCLE JEFFERY.-Tho Saturday
J Evening Post Of Dec 4h, confirms Deaf Ua-
cl' Jef,ry anl the Lille OIL MrJ, by Abbott Leo.
General Washlngons aPpninImcnt written for The
Post frnrr anecdotes related by jobs Adams Senior
The Tyre Bird by n G Books. ronclusi1a Of the
Refer 1t 20 besides many other interesting articles
under tho heads oC General News. The Money
Market. Financial Record. Army aui Navy, &c DC
Subscription prico 81. per annum, Single mum
hers FOR sale and subscriptions received at } Nun.
roo s. 10y JOHN II THOMPSCE q, CO.
solo agents i,r this city
Also received This day, Bouneri's Weekly lIcraId,
Boston Notion; Ir,n City. Saturday Courier. single
numbers only "Rll" each for "a,l Bot" the Iron
Cry, which j. a"Fgp"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-12-14

MEECHAST5 e MECHANICS BANz,
December 1, 1871.
EVIiR Stockholders Ofihi, Bank are herc,y uDt-
Ii fed that an election f-rsIx Drcciors. to serve
tho ensuing year. will be held the banking holyr
on the second Monday, beng the ninth day of Jan
uary next S BRADY,
dec 4-td Cashier
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FOIt SALE

p" 80 81. Boo u.s Tf,sby,sHar Church e..
tsuns .rgGirs "
n. JOHN y FsRRu
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. HEELiEG POST OFFICE.
Wa 4 RRlAG q NJ \ n

/ l = n \ 4
| r. GNEAa NAIL.
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r., r., ,''f'Ncs NJ - u'cI,.k. AM
- Dcl al c O'Clock. A NJ
Northern OF Siy,,cuNIl, MI e.,
minutes aiier NJ aud departs n, L,ir,G.'l's ~ 81
except un Sundays '''' N''' one'F. VI.
North Western or Woos,yr NIl,I ,-..,u-.,.
Thursdays and Saturdays NJ ~ \! '' Stays
days, Wednesdays and Fridays a.. 80 ~
Southern or Marietta Mail, arm r o. u
Saturdays, At So'cock. 2. NJ Dcpar Tvs 'hu
Fridays al 5o'clock, A. NJ.
W0Ods6cld Mail arriv es every THURSDAY.
\. "a. Departs every Monday , O'Clock &. NJ
West Liberty, arrives every Tuesday Thur.
audSaturlay, az J o'clock, 4. NJ; Departs sa..,
days az | O'Clock +. NJ.
Mprganlown Mali arrives. Tuesday. o'clock p
NJ Depart, wednesday. & O'Clock. \ 81
Lcuor, intended for the morning mails shonld b,
deposited by 4 o'clock. IN the morning
INLAND postage ofJore,gH letters must be iuyaIia
bly, paid.
Office open al % o'clock. \. NJ.
ID. AGNEW. p. NJ.
7. : The Office opens on Sundays after the re
rnrlion Of ihe Eastern raIl which Will be usuaIl,
II halt a5cr nine, 4. NJ. aud rcuilin open ONE
HOUR J4uo IN
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TIE GREAT REMEDY

a+NOR CONSUMPTION and LIVER COM.
fLAiNl -. ASTHMA. BliONCiI rlS. PAIN
OR NEAKNESS IN THE HRtAS1, C,RoIrp
N CHILDREN, WUOOPING t,Ol-,iI C,tSo
Nc COUGH and all diseases Of the pulInona-
~ organs 0 '''''''N
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sASK NOTE ANo EXCHANGE Lsr

COKRgCTEo rsI- 0EsS-sros ruE TtAEs a
A.P. tsDtF * 60
T. -oAg-gs Brokers. I DI tlHs Street Wit-',He -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-12-14

6IA BARRELS Blown TuIugTs' Ol Jus
Nv CeIyCd and for sale low by
sept - JOSEPH REILLY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-12-14

IL Thai highly eligible and frsfraf.
e.esA s.ani i3TtHg Grocery. Forwaf,I-aa
atssfFf, COmmissiou aud Produce. bgsi,,,,' ,s'
gfIgt9 iga'e1 g. trc HsU .u west corner ~
s.as.s Howard and frlutI,I a.rsffs la u,
immediate ag'RHgyrho q of Buzhaui'a ard
.ecch'- ID ao's. This I- q rare O., p8riggiiy &C.
men OF enterprise aud capital Who mrg M ss tr
affy on lartc business with the wgef H.
.rin- hHn! l' ll- subscriber WIN Virhrs fn ~
ore from business on account Odd rl.r,.,5 80.
WILLIAM HAYS.
corner Howard aud FrankI.a a.
EAI'Tf WORE
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CARPET q C0yERLIT EsTAB-
LiSIIWEhT

DOM ESTlC MANUFACTURE
aDAlID hENNEpAi respectfully soI,,its a..
R.pAs Ecncr1iy to he establishment I1 S,',s
" ne ing, v here DO continues 10 carry on ~
Hfa,,hSg 90 DOMESTIC CARPETS ASD Cii0
NEtLilS, " a ytrI.t, Of srg.ss frt',l. = -
pow ana venetian. &c has also s,verei 1.,y
al,olnS' iRfl cannot fali to afford pegfect aus
lNI. Ai"I,iTs viii Pee PROMPTLY atFeafc,i h.,
lhIls %gTN "arran.eI OF tho best guai,ly. = ~ ~
nrIUt. " '''' i|ao'lA4bis
Nno'lIog. sent. lr.Isu
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MERIVO UVIKS,
90 COUNTRY IyE5TJ'I,fR =;
lAKGNlNs, r.fRG -,

BAtCsNiNSI PskRGAINs -!
USI' received % b Wafer s-/N,i splendid
assortment Of CLOTHS. CASSIAIERES and
EE~TlNG$, which will be- made Co order o.
fu, shortest LnrirC and O. the most ilsnisGaa.a
manner uI Tag'e-l prices.
Persons wishing l3 trgunw. rc l.! % well 10
cell and examine tun stock before Purchasing
.ls'sy ere. J~ an. subscriber lg determined 90 do
business on the CASH principle. add lyyis az
smT't that HC can f.',r better baI-Hlu- than have
ever hCiOr" boon ui'rr.a Iu IA market.
Also, constantly Oh hand general assor'-
m.ut OF READY MADE LDTHIEG, stocks,
cra.ats, boots and ShOss. Sc. which viii DC sold
90 iuu above favorable ICrIns.
oct I2-tt J. :. LOWRY.
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"a slNe q eRCnorkrR' a6waei /
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TX swr N\,E..w GOODS,

1000 barrels No. /, Pittsburgh Salt. received OF
con i'nmcut and iOf sale low. hy
sept p JACOB & MITCHELL.
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- - - re.recL


lLEurJEf, co. Aug 20. l-U
From . k.ua. leo.
b.sr su..A ysuu.. lnJy ol this town M. .,
a low -.Jfeu.u,.IlI. l;OustIupuUu aga 4. ...
tuis.m,t vas suN,1U- Geo l.y tIr .tasIl,a fut
usr people and tu, pa -iciau Jd Mos .u... d. ia
any use. I s.ut hyT a bottle with p.rgi.s-.,I. D.
\ or return o. as she pleased laiv r.grtfira
az ~ u-CIt "a .cU-lIn. 20 ulTJctIpus size nd
lt a' u ts rccIs, re- hCT health. aud cyu,Ii.l .
inc o. IUInc thc sole cause Of 90. .
II ala respectfully yours
J q kiNG
For t. 80 ). l.. WHARTON. cornero O.
ahe " al vsuCcts. sole a-tut 10 Vince ltu..
~ sh -uHp.E u-trsctfy.d. NT-
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Vaf HUDSON. IT,

Dr1r sir-An elderly gentleman vino had suf-
tered Tor several 70 tss past yItu q E-,ls! COII-
uillut, and wh .sa casa was considered hone
less was persuaded 20 try the saHntIyc ard hs
has found .rJa, relief being enabled 10 attend
20 business mash better than Tor several ycar5
past. remain. &c.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-12-14

sAttINlA n. i r aI4tN Il sl,lA.
SRI have irca iuo y,!iGcs OF tGs ult,h!Css
aTu1.ivtf AID have received G-rtll Thereby.
an -,.sl,,,eIl IBs ga sd o. mg Yeas. A!yIwgs
are now quite strong. 1 would .-euwwgIi Iu,
slua ave % an tlo=s who uaSeNylcS iuu-e, "
iu .Lc Gr-tpr last d. TCcs % Cons umpjlun. as
the bIs. m .I.-gr that have cycr;r'-d.
You're respectfully.
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Ute ia ! ours truly r STEPHEN HALL.

Dear sir--I sold a man two phIals sauatiyc,
and hc SAYS has aimpSt restored man - perfect
Dor at all now lie d able % perform good days
work Your ~cdltut servant
mon Artisan
The Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu (Oahu), Hawaii) 1840-1841, 1841-04-17

William in readiness to supply ships with
out delay, that one convenience only,
when generally known, would ensure the
visits of almost every Australian and Mex
can trader, beside, many others. No one
making long voyage hesitates to take in
an additional supply of good water during
his passage, if he can do SO without ma
terial delay, and without danger. 1t is
the natural unwillingncss to get in with
land--to be delayed in port, to pay heavy
port dues, and to risk losing men---that
generally induces scamen in command of
vessels to avoid every por, excepting that
to which they are bound but if you
could ensure ship loading at Sydney a
safe halfway house at the FaIklands,
she would hardly prefer carrying guam
tity of water, no longer necessary, to the
proportion of cargo that might be slowed
in its place. Should any accident hap
pen to vessel doubling Cape Horn, oblig-
ing her to make for the nearest port at
which she can obtain supplies, where can
she go: TO the River Plata on the one
side, or to Chloe on the other, either of
which is twelve hundred miles from Cape
Horn A great temptation to shipping
would be, the certainty of supplies, and
freedom from harbor dues, as well as pi-
lotage. Twenty years after the first es-
Enlistment of a colony would be quite
soon enough to think of any port charges,
and till that time every encouragement
ought TO be given to vessels, by plotting
them gratis, and charging for nothing but
for the supplies which they may choose to
purchase, and those upon the lowest pos
sible terms"
The Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu (Oahu), Hawaii) 1840-1841, 1841-04-17
THE POLYNESIAN.
SATURDAY, APRIL II. lS4l.

Turn our eyes to whatever quarter of the
earth we may, we behold the all-graspinp
policy ofEngland, aiming at an empire which
shall encompass the globe. With her states
men, it is to extend her power; to establish
around all other nations Gordon, by the
strength of which in the event of war. thew
would find themselves encrcled, like Lao
coon and his children, writing in the grasp
OF the giant serpent, struggling but to perish
the more miserably. But ambitious as NAV
be the spirit of those that direct her coun-
ellis, they would find it impossible to sustain
their vast projects, did not the moral and
commercial energies of the nation set the
same way New markets must be yearly
lound, IN order to support her already over
grown manufacturing establishments, and
wherever diplomacy fails, force secures the
object Colonies arc founded to draw off
that restless, surplus population, whose mis-
directed energies at home have already well
nIgh brought the nation to the verge of ruin.
ADD to these, the spirit of enterprise which
sends forth her sons to people the deserts &C
the new world, and that philanthropy which
commissions its disciples to carry the lipbt
OF knowledge and religion to the tarthest
bounds of the earth, and we have the secret
OF her Unsuitable appetite for dominion tn
force trade upon an unwilling people, she
goes to war with the most populous nation
OF the globe-to secure English ascendancv
she spends millions ofmoney, sacrifices thou
sands of valuable lives, and entails bound
less misery upon the objects of her hostility
New Holland, New Zealand, the isles Of
the Pacific, the coasts of Africa the East
and West Indies, half of North Amer;c,
and other points too numerous to enumer.
ate. already acknowledge her sway, and vet
she grasps at more Titles and cl,ims 70
other countries are multiplied, and intrigue
diplomacy, and force, resorted to by turns nm.
til she finds herself in possession Of the COW
etcd point. Any one who pcruscs the work 9
OF English travellers cannot fail to have been
struck with one general haracteristic-even
those who profess to have devoted them
'llve5 solely TO the spread of Heaven
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Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-01-30
Trust sale.

WMTHEREAS William Oliver OF
wv Holmes county, and Sts,c ol
Nj Mississippi, did on tho lllh day of De-
cembcr 1880, make execute and deliver
unto John NJ. Clement and William +.
Austin, as Trustees for the benefit OF
William III. McCutchan certain Deed
of Trust to the following described prop
erty, TO wit The east half +. Al OF
The lot numbered thirty-three (No. 33)
on whichis grocery fronting on the pub
lie square in the town OF Lexington (and
couniy aloresad) and the north half lot
numbered iorty-lwo No. 42) on which is
dwelling house, in said town o. Lexing-
ton, with all privileges and opFurtenan.
ces lhereunto beIonging,-which said
Deed Of Trust was given to secure the
payment OF certain note therein descrlb-
ed and was duly acknowledged and ad-
United 10 record on the 1917 day of De
cember 1889 tsee Book G, up. 3 and Al
and whereas said McCutchan did on the
Sth day Of April 1910 assign said note
and Deed of Trust TO Simon Sliglcr as
agent Of Shadrach Barnes Of the Stale oil
Alabama as appears by said DEED OF
Trust and record, aud said Sgler having
notified me that said note remains unpaid
and required me as surviving Trustee to
self said property according the terms Of
said Deed of Trust:
Now, therefore, ! shall proceed to sell
the above described property at public
auction to the highest bidder before the
Court House door Of said county Of
Holmes, for cash, nj Twelve o'clock, NJ
on the
l5h dag Of January A. d. l6il.
and make to The purchaser thereof such
title as is vested IN me surviving Trustee
named in said Deed of trust
JOHN NJ CLEMENT,
Surviving Trustee.
Lexington, Dee. s. 1870. 4-tds.
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BLAIR & RlVES
Washington City, Oct %, 1910.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-01-30
Application

FOR ALLOTMENT OF DOVER
EbU BLLC notice is hereby gwen
"a all persons interested 10 tie land,
tenemenls, aid he redilameuts Of LittIelop
G. Hubbard, deceased, late Of IloImu
county, that ! shall on Monday, tho lsi
day Of March nex', apply to the Judge Of
the Court Of Prohates Of Holmes Counts
aud State of Mississippi, for the allotment
Of my dover, in the following lands, Of
which my late husband was seized aud
possessed, during my coyeiture viii bin,
to wit: Lot number !, in section 36. cwn'
ship Is, and range 9 cast; coutaiai's
l02 acres. ALSO, the north bait Of Tho
east half of the north east quarter, olscc'
ion number l, township IA, and rqrge J
east. ALSO, lot number 3, Of section
number 81, township 10, range 5e'i
contairlng SO acres. ALSO, heauh
east quarter Of the south east quarter Nol
the west halfol south cast quarter Of Sec
lion 10, township and range 8 east '0d
he north east quarter OF north east quarter
Of section 80, township 10, range east
MARY HUBBARD, Widow
OF Litielon e. Hubbard, decd
Dec. 10. 5. 4w. pr. iecd1 %
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-01-30
SgaaEGa- lgRg.

FHTIiE undersigned lereby informs The
Ed public that he has opened shop
on the main Stage Road, leading from
Lexington to Carrolton, about three miles
and half from The former place, where
he will perform all kinds Of Blacksmilhing
and Gunsmithug with neainess and des-
patch. His price for shoeing horse, all
round, is So co. Al other Blacksmith.
ing will be done at proportionate rate.
Gaosmilhng will be executed on the
lowest terms.
WIN. n. BRADSHAW.
December s. 4 If
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-01-30
NOTICE.

E EFT my bed and beard on the e5;h
Ed instant, my wife Margaret GnessI
without ProVocation hereby forwarn alt
persons from crodiiiug her on my accoune
with the expectation of my paying the
same, for ! will not pay any debts she
contracts.
TERRELL g vESS.
November %, Pm