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CANlPBElL,S MONKS

CANlPBEIL'S WORKS
NJ have been appointed agents for the .als OF
all tho publications OF Alex Campbell. OF
beihany Va, where merchants and others cnn be
supplied at publishers prices. a large supply Jus.
received and for sale hy
npS ROBE g. STEPHENSON
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CONFESSIONS of Henry Lorraquer. with en-
~ cravings by Johnston. just received and for
sale by ROBB q STEPHENSON
apis
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d. LEIGH g. cos. LINE or PACKET AND
EVETf,TI.- HDNTG

vauia canal nod rail roads This lInCis particu-
lr'g calculated lor families aud individuals tTav-
sl1r with lIrg' quantities Of sXtr1 baggage, he
deck
The cabins 1ro large and comfortably furnish
rd. ard the price &C passage 'C1g much lower
tuau any other packet Uu" on tie canal, those tU
whom ecJu0mg's 400 object will frdftfp thgiraG-
VANTAGE 90 travel b. this Line, TrW, 81 passage,
3l.1 dave. NO mId-hip PASSENGERS earned ON
fH.s. boats; aI' l1. CIge az fhs 1wufr.sf.-k FOR
rrs-a1o. Iflfrf. Attic Off res 900 the EXCHANGE
"uHa.vga. 81 Hi1.r street, and 1t OBJ" MonO1ga-
.r.I Fuuss, Water 30, au HtfHD Canal Basin,
head oi PCH1 street. For fht II0prstgrs
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Ciu1ss & A0nrctiser.

PUBLISHED TIu-wEEKLY AND WEEKLY
ct THE CORNER or UNION AND WATER sTs.
WHEELING. VA.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-10

AtTEEL PENS An assortment Of genuine Steel
y Pens, just received and for sale az the book
Store and periodical Office Of JAS. A. INGRAM
Ap - No l2i Main Street.
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m.PATITIs. % L.NEK CONlPLAINI

HEPArirlS, Oh LIVER COMPLAINT.
n lFER Complain; Is described to be Of two
q Z form, VIZ: hcu and Chronic, which are diff
Ten IU tn.'r stUf9Hd char arter, and are pro
uugeu ir'tu ulcers IN the Liver, which IS dIsea-
-tG "a he surface Or IN the.CentTe. In tie for
fa"r, tue p re. stuttacNCd with sudden pain
a. ~ r-S.sn gf the Liver, ard so squaTe that
- me igi CLOTHES are GsuppOTable--the pa
''''' srHu'' b 81 % turn or be On his left side
rom 10. % ssusc gEcitel IN that position Of the
10 Z .uiC' O~gsus. y. e latter may go IN such
IECHc. az ne fr-t SYMPTOMS Of Liver Com
..2 30 arc those NuIcn mBrEed the occurrence
- uPgu-aU7n. ! he Acute and Sub Acute W.
cHu'} '.rHn2s succeeded by heat Of the skin.
ievcr'# ,Cn.ue having yeilowIsh Appearance
.5r. ~ 90 'tstC tre bowels, cOstIveness, cOun-
i.IaH'r ,ralg' 10 pale or cItron color or
chow, 'lI- Ga - afflicted with jaundce, diff
Guilty ui y n 'ur ,Ge right side, urine aud high
go "n, mo r-'.-'f passes many bad nights,
md Is frequently .fa.g'ed with Diarrhna, Te-
aas.''- 41 |I'"s .Esea and vomiting, md as
cOHs.lcraaic rarsr. When the lnaammaIi.u
Affects The pcr tOucai coat of the Liver, the pain
81 mush more Iuttn,r and the foyer higher than
y.cu .pEGUe5 20 he liver. In chronic affec-
urrs y uu-'ria.n ~ us termination. the
pam - intense, attended with fcVerish
symptoms a ary and uarche ed kin, irregular bow
els. sallO~ cuys'crauce, and frequent attacks OF
Jan ID &C, the Ipngu % scarcely ever { &c from
81 " iIr, The appetite aAd. aud corruption
2sacr'l attacks the face and back, behind the
gslI,.Iich'. Compound Strengthening Tonic
and ApurIeat German Pills, Will. m minority Of
ca ses, Yr3tu,e perfect cure, and II used at the
vtgY onset ut q. cUOr, Will m every care arrtst
th- Ill sIss ius I- .Jt 20 srely theory, bus fact,
WIN car DC sC1s'a~ mated, bv the Testimonies
% VT-.gus persons " % have Witnessed the
t"uls.I1g iisCts Of taIs invaluable medicine
The diet must 10 attended and the warm both
must not De neglected when the pauoRt can have
access Ca o..
Principal pncc and General Depot for the l.
nitsd $ atcs - utNO 10 North Eighth STREET.
FhhaLeiIhP
CCRT1SS & Co.
General Agents for The West.
No. 10, s. Clair Street., directly opposite the
Exchange Hotel Pittsburgh, Pa.
Also by JOHN FISHER,
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nV LE1OY'S FEMALE P1LLs-The &c.
~ lohri'y which these invaluable Pills haycs sit
ta'asd throughout Europe and 'hc United States
could yer have hl secured unless the article
WIS a.l that was claimed for It, a. q Medicine
pc u'1rly 'd Epird To- u- cure Ofdlseascs incident
10 me Fem7.s SIX. Tive inventor Ofthe 90 Pills
urI 'hFs.cau II considerable eminencc
sro1t frry yf1-7 uth- life in the discovery Of
unUf enc that wruld eIHctually remove most. ~
uHt Iu, 4 DO" Diseases - which females are To-
Ha.s3ari ln the unpara.lel,d success % these
Pu-,,n ryermanet cove or positive relief gilmore
th1p Five Hundred thousand Females, ~ the
hra' ,yi cacs ,hs, his labor was not IN vain.
Iu.s- Pills When taken according % he d.rcc-
urns remove do Iso morbid sscrctious which, wncn
retain q. soon lIrrr number II oiscasCs. which
of'unucs render .curlaz unhappy and miserable
HI .Hrr lives. They Immediately Create n new
ln. T.f..f action .FrIr-huuf the whole system
uv f1U' -1g iur rI ,J. aud giving strength ~ he
al ma. U and bowels. 40 o same time removing
r1.1 w OBJ. eide, back aud lOins, and SWING ap-
U'. .' .. fIvi-Ila .- and restoring the sys-
'rn afs nr"Esr. uuc tony, and inducing tran
.| .....f
f... #. .,Is cold only a. No 10. North
FefI 'r. Poi al. Iia md By Curusa & 90
t,erHiH. AH'a SO Clair Street opposite the
EN boo E Hotel P,.s. rEn, Pa.
q. b. JOHN FISHER
nI22 wheeling. Va.
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MEsrERN TNANsplNIAIIUN %.

D.. LNI'.fI o. 81 So llNk~.
rrl.r pIff4.Hr.H f1 pHI|dI, l.HId add Baltimore
~ ID U.H .'gHIT Canal Columbia saIi road and
...... .H.rHH 1.a q ItmUr, Raj ad.
T#. .Hr.r .r.r.gI1w IU fHe CANE tive Fuhscrf-
F. Pc .H. Er..Hf.f .. forward Seventy five t.nsrrr|
III. aBrr $50 Hay.nE thc rdslnfasc rfOvungaII|
r.r suck wI..h they emp.uv. ewes them the
entire rH. f... s. -cqutuIlvihCyra deliver Wsr-
.rHHG.sr aud Produce tU as good JId,r end ,n as
4rHsf fu". n any nH Du the JaHal
Their rr.c- tFr Iru-prrt1tl1r will aIwags be-
au. Do OIL NAV Do customer bv otncr good rrra.-.
.nav wlI tee -iptto phliade'phi1, New crk. and
Poi more.
Coy also continue their well known FAST
IINt, by which they are enabled Co carry good g
through i1 -Four dogs
Produce consigned 20 TIE 7rorfs o Pittsburgh
wlN 10 rcctIyci AMI Forwarded s.. Ifh1uf utlav nj.
rrghtz and charges pad, 4ut no charge made Ga
HfNancinEi storage or Com .ss.Iu. McrChar.
dice cJuGgned % the agent Iu Philadelphia anf
Baltimore, WI BE- rcceivrd on Ike manner
ANTo5aceo and Produce oprr.cI o., these Linsi
viii be o. iyered at Oh the CITY Tobacco Wac
| house Dock street. Philadelphia. n patr ofwhirI
,e occupied hv tha Lone EIIisuf l.aiIng transrtif
/ ted ondCysrg instruction .rJU9fv attended 20 b.
u. LEIGH u CO..
Corner Penn st e. CsraI Basin. Ed .brr,l.
| IRIS a. o. FORD.
| No lg G. o. South % SD prrafsI. r-a
40 ne Na-,h Howard 81 tslrr.rs
tr 3-5m
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GUPEWoR Wiring Inks. Arnold's London)
- Blue Ink
Amolds lIS'ndOn) Red lnl
Arnolds DO Writing Fluid.
These Inks are Of superior quality and warrnp-
ted NOT r currodo The steel pens Just received and
iors1Ic NJ the store Of JAS. 4. INGRAM.
Apl5 No. l2i Main It,
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A NUGrluES or ANERICA-An inquiry
,r % ibe origin of the antiquities o. Amer.
iea Hg John De'ifeld j. With an appo1d.t 6s
Just received rsi ior sac BY JOHN F1S1tER
mar ~
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nNFORD DIVINITY, compared with thai Of the
~ Romsh and Anglican Churchs: 'with spe-
cal view 10 the illustration OF the doctrine Of jus
uhcation by faith. a. u was made OF primary I'm.
ponance 10y the rciprmcrs; and it lies at the
foundation Of an scrpural views Of the Gospel Of
our Lord Iesss Christ. by the TT. Rev. Charles
PERU AIcll,an, D. d. Bishop Of The Protestant Fps
cOpal Diocese Of Otto. Just received and for sais
10y IA IRGRAM
Ap Is No. l2l Main ST,
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lNNEY'S KENT.-Tho mcst important n.
~ acknowledgements rcduccdtpto que, 4 On.
ing answers BY Asa kIuue. Fur sale by
m'r ~ JOHN FISHER.
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pOOKSTORE and Periodical Office. No. I2I
Main street. Wheeling. The subscriber bs,
opened bookstore and Periodical office az the above
store. where may be Obtained hooks aud stationary
IN great variety, also agent for most Of the t,eriod
Gals published IN Philadelphia asd New York.
Apl6 JAS 4 INGRNM
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CAMPRELL,S MONKS

1000 Csmpbells Hymns.
l0O Testameuts.
50 Sets Mlleunal Harbingcr. with Christian Sy.-
tem. Catholic Debate. Niornonism Unveiled and
Duics Of Elder, ~ large quantities Just received
and f'r salc al publishers prices by
Ap - ROBB g. STEPHENSON
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TRgNiSPGEs Y.g9,Ep.C

iAI ENi fOHIAbLE CAR-BODf LINE.
Exclusively for TrauspUrtationoI Fr.i,bt b,,x. N
PHILADELPHIA AND PITTSBURGH
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". " & S. IT. JINESON.
WHOLESALE & RETAIL DEALERS ~ HATS
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g. * % e. Il II ne s..

bURE Winter Strained Sperm Oil casks war
n ranted pore, Just received and Tor sale ~
ieb q NJ. REILLY
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-07-24

M'LEoD.-The Supreme Court of New York has
decided tina, M'Leod is entitled to his discharge
upon the habeas corpus-and have remanded him
TO Niagara county 10 take his trial in The ordinary
forms Of law. The case will probably be taken
to the Court of Errors of New York, which is
composed believe of The Senate Judges and
Chancelior, for revision. The Court meets 10
August. Should The decision of the supreme Cour,
be affirmed 1t is intended TO take appeal TO
the Supreme Court of the United States. All!
other proceedings will be stayed we suppose, un-
I'll the decision upon The question of habeas cor
pns
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EDUCATION CONVENTION.

And Annual Meeting of the Wayne County Education
Society.
The Erecutire Committee of the Wayro Coun-
ty Education Society, beg leave 10 bring to The
| notice Of the public, that the Annual Meeting OF
the Society viii be held a, Cen,reviIle on the
fourth Tuesday, (2f,h) of August next, which
all the friends OF Education, ladies as well as
Gentlemen) respectfully invited attend,
without regard TO their places Of residence.
The cause of Education is common cause /;
it is alike interesting to all; the well being of The
community IN which we live; the good of The n
sing generation, the hope of the succeeding ones,
the dignity, intelligence and prosperity, the viz
tue and the happiness Of the Stale aud Of the
Country are Objects we believe, well worthy
the attention of every virtuous mind all of which
are powerfully Influenced by Education. To dis
the wants of the People in regard 10 Edu-
cation, to inquire into the obstacles to its pros
perity, and seek tor their removal by the most
effectual means; TO bring under notice the best
methods of instruction, the necessary qualifica
tions of Teachers, the location and construction
of School Houses, the best selection OF School,
Books, and, in short, TO promote by every prac-
ticable means The great object, will be the bust
ness of the Society IN its meetings.
A Convention held in Richmond The
1lth May last, which continued several days,
aud before its conclusion this Society, organ
lied. At the Convention many interesting dis
courses were delivered by Gentlemen of Science
struciive. Several individuals of talents and
learning, may be expected 10 address the Conven-
toa TO be held at Centrevilie on the 4th Tues
day of August, which will continue at least two
days
Although ALL who interested ia the sub
Iect, are invited TO attend, yet we would urgently
recommend TO the citizens of the several Towns
and Townships 10 this County, TO hold meetings.
and appoin, Delegates. 1t Is also hoped that
Teachers, in particular, will make it point to
attend, and to collect and bring with them all the
information which they obtain in relation TO
Schools and Education 10 their respective vcin-
tiles. The friends of our In the aoj joining
Counties invited to represent and participate
in the deliberations of the Convention.
WM. r. FoULkE, JESSE STANLEY,
ACHILLES WILLIAMS, VIM NJ BoYCK,
NATHAN. JOHNSON s. K HosHoUR,
ELIJAH COFFIN, Jos HARRINGTON.
RAwsoN VALE, JAMES NJ. Poe,
Richmond, July II. Erecutire Committee
The Editors of papers in Wayne and the adj
Joining Counties are requested to publish the
ADORE
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A SPECk OF WAR.


\ private letter from a very respectable gen
ticman Phadeiphia, was received IN this CITY
on Saturday, which created quite a sensa, ton
The writer adv Uses that Mr.. Fox the British Min
lister at Washington, had received dispatches
from his government ordering him to DENIM nd OF
ours tho immediate discharge OF Mcleod ard in
case OF refusal, 10 demand his passports and
leave TIE country! These dispatches were ac-
companied bv private letter from Lord Palmers-
ton. advising him that it would be hes, most
poLtic--to make the purport of these dispatches
known TO our Government unoHciaNy-ia q
friendly udy-betore official communication
OF them Is made-in order, doubtless, 10 give
Brother Jonathan time for reflection and to make
uD his mind what 10 do! Mr. Fox il is said has
complied with his instructions.
Again, the letter states, that when Mr. Steven
son, Minister 10 London, after waiting for
months, with becoming patience for an answer
to his demand of reparaiIon for the destruction of
the Caroline, called upon Lord Palmersto 10 in
quire when a reply might be expected, he
told by his Lordship that it had already been
prepared--would DO delivered when desired
and ,cas a declaration of rar!
The writer Of the letter is a gentleman Of the
first responsibility, and gives UNREASONABLE au-
thority for what he wriies-and we are informed
that private letters from Washington received
yesterday confirm the main facts. Taking tho
facts then established, in what position does is
place the two countries or their diplomatic rela-
tons2 In our humble opinion, The course oil John
Bull IN tho whole matter is any thing but dign-
hed-Is that OF a MISUNDERSTANDING a great
aud pow erfui nation. How can il be accounted
for upon any ordinary principles. that decara-
ton OF war, prepared by Great Britain an
swer to our emand Of reparation of the invasion
Of territory and the obstruction of the Caro-
linc-thai such dccla ration was shown to our
Minister, and left TO be operative only, upon his
request-and that then both Governments should
have fallen INTO comfortable sleep upon The oc-
casion! eau the BRUSH Ministry have seriously
placed MIR. Fox themselves in the position
shown by these facts? The whole matter APP
pears iudicrous--al,nosi ridiculous, Have
the British Ministers been INDUCING IN diplomat
&c bddinoge-in game of brdg? Would they
suit Us by attempt 10 renew the game "a; Wash
ngton? II MIR. Fox asks for his passports we hopo
they viii! be ready for him. 1t seems I" now :,
has heretofore, that there is nothing in the
condition OF Great Britain and the United Siates.
that wIl drive thom into pal ticulaiy
where The interest of both countries require a
con tlnuance of peaceful reiations-and here
war must result IN gam to neither party, hu, IN
evitable loss to both. We wait patiently for fur
ter information.
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TIE PEOPLE. TICKET.

This ticket has been go,tn up by the ocofoco:
for the purpose of dividing the Wings. Davit
Hoover and Charles Test ar the candidates on u
for The Senate The hrsti an open and Candid
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ;,ani II elected. will! in
our opinion recklessly ana rgardess of the wish
es Of tho Wings as his Constituents, go the entire
animal in voting in .ayoEof all the locofoco
measures on which he may called TO act He
is opposed to all banks-In faor of the sub-treas
ury, aud oil its evils. The second in politics is
neither wing or loco; but ambitious politician
turning fair face 10 bot PARTIES.
We regre, to see the rnes OF our friends Lewis
and Jones placed on hi msnamed ticket, if it is
with their knowledge &consent. They both
Wings ''good and 'rue-honorable and upright
men, and men too, 4nds other circums ,ances, we
should be pleased rapport; bat we must regret
tina, they are dspod to distract the Wing party
by permitting themselves TO be used by the locos
as candidates. TIE ,ird candidate for Represen-
tatiyo on this tickessAndrew Scott He is a loco,
and graduate 9th. Richmond Post office Ii
is his RICH, TO be candidate, and i, is meme of
business. Wehvc not word to saw agains,
il.
Now, this thing peoples ticket is all hum
bug. The locos who, vote for the Wings, even
those they have place upon their ticket; bu, on
the morning of the chtion will bring forward a
full ticket of their owr1idney, and vote for it to
VIII the Wlys of old Wayne permit
their opponents 10 peiihe wool over their eyes
again-so afte he election of Kenno-
dy? Are tho fin trends of Wing principles
profess to be, absuffGr ourselves to be diyi-
ded by our political tPnents? We believe the ar
rangemen, is aread made to have a full ticket
except for the Sena. Some Of that party who
have declined being niidates, done so on purpose
to deceive The Wing They will be in the field
on the day of the elann. The party will rally
and every locofoco n the county will vote the
ticket Will the Wti be deceived by the cry Of
''no pariy?' When 5e federal party drop party
lines, 1t is time enalh for he Wings 10 think O
II. Unul then, leu. be united--break no bonds
sever no ties-rkow ledge no object but ou
couutry's good, AM n1,e tho public veal para
mount TO private m'aiet. Let recollection O
our nassad union a,d gts'onA ..--rL :-.i~.
US to perfect IN rmonyand go on trumphing I,
triumph unth"palty lis" shall be lost in the u
niVersai Acknowledged of the Democracy Q
Wing principles.
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The good looking man of the Wayne County
Bar, objects to expression made by US last
week, tina, we would no, be a cand ida,e in op-
position TO a political friend. Now Charley pro-
fesses TO have once been a Wing, aud appears to
think the Objectionable expression to be kick at
him. We cid not SO intend H. do not con
slider that Charley opposes any one bu, himself,
We DO lot wish TO 90 any thing which may
be considered gratuitous but we would advise our
good looking friend to decline and heljhis strength
and run for Congress again. He might get 100
votes in the District, and have the satisfaction Of
running twice at the office, filled by X enne
dy.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-07-24

CONGRESS.-Befce this, we suppose the
Bank bill has eihe: ben passed, or rejected by
the Senate,as fin VOC was ordered to be ,aken
on Monday last. The Iouse had passed a bill
authorizing The Pesidet to borrow $4,000 900
10 deffay the exlense.of the government, and
pay the nrrearag's of he Locofoco admnisira-
ton. This Loan Bill as taken up in the Sen.
ate on the 10Th and US amended, but no fina,
vote taken on 1t.
Bill! aPproprsting 10000 for the purchase
OF ordnance andordnare stores for the use of
the Navy, passedhc Hase of Representative on
the l4th inst. HE bill authorizes the expendi.
ture Of $40 900 the hove sum in making ex-
periments Of proposed Improvements in the ser.
wee The Bill, applying the difcii in the Navy
Pension fund (SI3 ,0O) also passed the House
on the 18Th A Bill br Bankrupt law has been
reported to the Saate and Mr.. Talmadge promi-
ses TO bring the s,jee up at the earliest day
We hope Congress viii not adjourn without pas
sing law OF SONS kud for the relief of The hon
est unfortunate de,to. Memorials are received
from al! quarters ani all parties asking the pas
sage OF the law. t annot be considered party
measure The Matcnian, speaking of it says:
o ioie' Vi nan ahihion OF enterprisjng, bu-
sinesS men, crippled nd chained by misfortune,
through the operation f a just law of Bankruptcy,
viii cause a general Jbilee through the land =
was there not ann. the Jews, once in about
orty years, genera forgiv eness of debts, cele-
DRAFTED by them in passes, thanks ing, and re-
oicings! Let this htion have bankrupt law
and there will be an American Jubilee, as If there
had oeen second declaration Of lndep endence,
Dr. a another great nstonal victory"
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-07-24

MO APOLOGY FOR WIGS.-Of all the remedies
/ devised for the preserva hair
has found equal JAYNE'S HAIR TONIC, in
deed proved itself inalibe preventing
failing off, and Will positively by faithful applications
nineteen of every twenty, produce full and luaur
head of hair.
Please following from the Saturday Evening
Post of Sept 7th, 1889:
HAIR ToNIc-Wc call the attention affc
premature badness, excellent air Tonc' prepar-
by DR. Jayne this city, Having used ourselves,
speak of its by experiencs aud unhesa
falling off of the hair. and i, from dead, n
fine healthy appcarance-We also speak
al knowledge of the of three friends who
predsposed badness, who by the of Jayne's Hair
Tonic, have iuxunant hair We have disposition
puff ndsc nately all kinds of remedies. for ali DIS
virtue of article, free to say it is good.
JAYNE'S CARMINATIVE BALSAM is certain,
AID efecua remedy for dysentery. Diarrhoea.
cholera morbu comp gping pains,
camp, and for all bowel affections and
diseases.
This of the efficient, peasaD; and safe
offered TO the public for the Of the
stomach and bowels and the only
article worthy confidence for curing cholera in
fantom compant and in all the above diseases
il really like a charm
WORMS. WORMS. wOR MS.:t--To remove these
troublesome and dangerous Inhabitants OF the stomach And
bowels, which often impair the health and destroy the
lives of Children. use JAYNE,S TONIC VERMIFUGE
certain pre- the removal of the
petite, aad aud debility Of the stomach
and bowels and organs of digestion-
For sale BY JAMES n DLoDhLF',
July %, l54I.-29Iy. RICHMOND, Il.
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The Right Way-1he people of Madison have
determined TO decide sy ballot. who shall be their
pos tmaster the decision having been referred 10
them BY the Post office Department There are
several ca ddates, and tbs one who gets the
highest vote is to 5e:eve tie appointment. This
is true Democracy.
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Spanish Sole Leather, Calfskins,
SaddIery. &C. &c

= p Virgins Il SONS, have lust received "a
~ large lot of Spanish Sole Leaf tho VERY beat
kind Also. fine lot of Philade pha CaSkins Morocco
Md. bindings. Innings, &c al Ssoe-
makers Findings. Also, a foil assortment sadatery.
Hardware, and Saddlers and HARNESS makers Lea.hey
SUCH Sklng, Harness, Bride, Seating, Padding dc
They keep constantly hand and 10 order
all kinds of Saddles Brides, Harness, Trunks, Wins
Robes Collars, DC. &c, all Of which they will dispose
reasonable be procured western
country
July Is, 1871. 29-,f
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appointment in Indiana.

CORTLAND Cushing, Esq. of Madison, has
been appointed District Attorney of the United
States for Indiana.
ROBERT Hanna, Marshal Of the United States
for Indiana.
WILLIAM T. NoEL, Register in the Land office
at Charlottesville.
JEREMIAH GROVER. Receiver at Winnemac