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From NE .ltr YORK Herald E.t,a, Il r,6cusry y
THREE DAYS LATER FROM ElRoPE.

THREE DAYS LATER FROM El'RoPE.
The packet ship Emerald, Capt Howe, arrived tins
morning from Hayre bringing dates 10 January 9'h'
her day of sailing.
Our newsman boarded her in advance Of all other pa
pers and brought the papers up over land We thank
Cant Howe for sending us by him several loose papers
of January 9th
The state of Paris was tranquil the emente which
was expected when the North America lett Liverpool,
had not broken out
The important news from China, which was brought
by the North America, and which reached London by
elcgraphic dispatch overland ria Marseles and Ia.
rls was doubted by many mercantile men IN faris.
The uCourrler Francas says that if the Chinese have
agreed to pay the English 5,O0OCO francs, 5000
Of this sum must 20 pay the opium merchants leay.
ing only 300000O0 francs TO deray the expenses OF
the war whereas, the war will cost England double
that sum. ,
The same paper adds, that Admiral Elliott could not
have had any authority to make treaty with the Chr
nese unless he thereby obtained some permanent ad-
vantage to the British Government which was not sPo-
ken of in the late
The "Courrier Francois" further snys that they are
assured upon the highest authority that the British 60
vernmen will positively insist las an ultinaum 10 their
reconciliation with China) that they shall be allowed
TO have resident minister constantly at Pekin.
In Paris, Nj. Theirs had not made any further pro-
gress NJ. Guizot strengthening himself and en-
deavoring to preserve pacific relations all round
The Count de Pontois and W. Cocheet had not been
recalled from Constantinople and Alexandra when the
Emerald left.
Great dissatisfaction still existed in the public mind
in Paris relative the state Of the Egyptian question,
but no further demonstration had taken place IN the
Chambers.
The Notifications around the city were progressing
slowly.
HAvRE CoTros MARKET, January l9:-The market
remains nearly the same The arrivals OF the week
have been large, but the holders moi being ANXIOUS TO
press the sales The prices have been well maintained
to the close The following table Of arrivals sales
md stocks for the week ending January q:
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be redeemed and enforced by that free and gallant peo
pie Ii is not for me to anticipate their course III al
which endangers their liberties, appeals
to their honor They will be true TO both; neither
dismnycd by the frowns of power, nor duped by the
c;,ble.spess of unnrincpled cupidity.
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The duty on coons imported into France, in American or
French bo,,oms twenty francs hundred
The duty is the coming from South America
discrimination made imported in French bottoms from
Egypt the duty being but fifteen francs When imported in any
other bottoms, it twenty francs The importation Of cotton
from the United States into France in sls 400 kilo-
from Esyn ia 1855 was @
il was only kogrammes This shows the progress of
the trade
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Monday, FED. ).
HOUSE OE REPRESENTATIVES,.


BY the rules Of the House the first business in order
to-day the presentation of petitions This was an
nounced by the Speaker, when
Mr.. JONES, Of Virginia, moved that the rules be
suspended for the purpose Of proceeding to the con-
sideation of the making appropriations for the pay
ment Of pensions. Mr. Jones stated briefly the ne
cessty which existed for the speedy passage OF the
bill
Mr.. THOMPSON, of South Carolina, said he had re-
ceived letter from the Secretary of War, addressed to
him as Chairman of the Committee Military Affairs,
in relation to specification about to be made or area-
dy made with the Seminole Indians, and he asked MIR.
Jones TO allow him to have the communication read,
when he would submit proposition i'll relation to the
subject.
Mr.. ADAMS objected to any thing which should
interpose to prevent the presentation of petitions.
Mr.. JONES declined to waive his motion, but by
consent the communication from the Secretary of War
read, also the letter of General Armlsead,
which accompanied it. They as follows
"WAR DEPARTMENT, Feb. 6, 1S41
"SIR have the honor to transmit, herewith, for the
consideration of the Committee Military Affairs,
copy of communication 10 the Adjutan General
from General Arms,ead, commanding the Army in
Florida, asking remittance of 100000 to enable him
to comply with his promises TO the hostile Indians in
Florida, in the event of their surrendering themselves
for emigration In the present temper of the Indians,
and from the fact that number have already come in
at the various posts and surrendered their arms there
is reason to hope that General Armsteads promises
will induce them to in and give themselves up for
removal to the West The adopted by the General
has heretofore the appreciation of the Department.,
both of economy and humanity, the in
ducemen held out by him is calculated to end this pro-
racted contest at much less expense of blood and rea
sure than to continue the another month
"The Department has, however, no means under its
control applicable TO the object, and respectfully re-
commends that an appropriation of the named
by Gen. Armis,ead (SlOO,OOO) to be asked of Con-
gress for the purpose j. R. POINSETT.
"Hon. WADpY THOMPSON,
"Chairman Com. on Military Affairs, II R.
"HrAp-QuARrERs, ARMY OF FLORIDA,
"TAMpA, Jan. TO- ls41.
"Sir: have the honor to report that have just
arrived from Pease Creek and Punta Russo. visited
those points for the purpose Of meeting party of the
Seminoles, and inducing them to come in.
81 did not succeed in obtaining interview with
their Chiefs but several of their people came to see
me, accompanied by two of the delegation from Ar
kansas: They united in saying that they would re-
turn in eight days with part if not the whole of their
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And ,he House adiourncd untll 10 morrow.

WAsnrsGroS, Feb. 9.-The bill 10 establish UNI
form system of bankruptcy was under discussion yes.
The House of Representatives has at length made
beginning upon the Annual Appropriation bills
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ne,n,o and embars on board the steamboat which
shall despatch to meet them.
al hive promsed the two chiefs each five thousand
dollars and agreed to pay every warrior VINO comes ~
thirty dollars aud give him rite, blanket ano
n, Gnl6I This md other promises, which have maze
N the Indians trust there will be delay in forward
mo to me or Captain Page the necessary sum OF money
or in ordering Captain Armstrong to report TO me Win
the funds committed him for the purpose OF facta
ting the emigration. Cen
"Thirty or forty Indians are expected here IN Few
dav, from the head of the Withlacoochee. They de-
sired an escort TO protect them from Inc AlcRasuAes'
which was accordingly furnished.
a considerable number of the Iaahassees are no"
in al various points shall concentrate them mere as
soon as practicable respectfully enclose herewith
report from Lieut. Col. Looms, coi a ta,saos
Clnch where Echo emathla, Chief OF the laiiahassees'
nus u0u'''''' "W. X. ARMlSTEAD,
uBripader. General Commanding in Florida.
aHon j. r. PoISsErT, Secretary OF war.
up. S.-One hundred thousand dollars Will prooaoiy
be required for the bects mentioned IN this
After these letters had been read
Mr. THOMPSON, of South Carolina, asked leave 10
introduce bill making the appropriation called Tor
MIR. JONES said the appropriation could be moved
as an amendment 10 the bull making appropriations io
,ensiuns which he had proposed 10 take up
Mr. PROFIT made an Intellectual effort TO take up
the bill confirming the right of the State Of Indiana 10
certain lands for canal purposes.
THE question was then put by yeas and nays on MIR.
Joness motion suspend the rules, and there appear
The House being equally divided, the Speaker voted
with the yeas and so the question was decided in the
affirmative majority being sufficient to suspend the
rules for the purpose of going into Committee oil the
Whole on the State of the Union.
APpRoPRIAT ATOMS FOR PENSIONS.
The House then resolved itself into Committee OF the
Whole on the State of the Union, and proceeded to
the consideration of the bill making appropriations for
the Revolutionary and other pensioners of the United
States Mr. Clifford called to preside over the
deliberations of the committee. The bill appropriates.
Far Revolutionary pensions, S3l4,O0O
For invalid pensioners, l0I,ooo
For widows and orphans, 4i5,24I
For do for five years 16S,3I4
For half nav through Sd Auditors Office, 5000
For arrearages through Cd Auditors Office, GOO
For do through Sd Auditors Office, 1000
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-23
REAL EST ATE FOR SALE,

WE Will sell az public sale, IN front OF the coui
. mouse ln tIls city, GA tuesday, the scCOtf
gay - NoNrm1t- mex, two pieces Of ground O
tn visit side Il Nam street, meas Iting each q
90 { p let : inches fro % on saii street anu cX
tending hack . the Nest b ,undary of l1t No. -
in the al "a tarr of ~ad city. beng the lots al
sdbd visions Of Tie vi lieI property" drS yuat,
by ihc numbers aud } Oh the plat of said proi,,
crty recorded m the clerks office Of the com /,
couIt 81 ONO county, Va. m deed book M. %
page lpl. and bcius ths same pieces Of ground
winch were CONVEY ed To ms by Henry Mnutr n no
VILE by deed dated the h day OF June. 1910. nov
49,. " N0' 'O'N ~ Jag
ALSO At the same tim and place. our inter.
go ~ nlit lots IA SOSth Wheeling pure ha-rd .t
WIN IhaFlinc and held by us under the anreensut
between sain ChapInc, Morgan Nelson ana olh-
gr- dated Aprl oh, 1888, and recorded IA said OF
nee in derd book M. p, page 2i3. being lin. ots
numntred rs rs, l5S 2i9. ri, 2a9 2i}, 2I5, 2i7
For i.lormatioR concerning the title. anpIiro
uln IN ~ De mad. % Daniel Lamb, r. a al No
Ill, Nam street. Wheeltn.
TERM y Or SALE Dne fourth On sh and IN.
balance ~ two qIal annual INST ltnants ,y,,b
interest from the day Of sale payable semi ANN
~ Inc deferred payments To be satisfactorily
secured by bDni and 4 ed ii trust.
GEORGE A BANARD
GEORGE WALLACE, Trustees
JAMES THOMPSON.
Wheeling. Va. Oct. ., ls4I.
NE Will FURTHER OFFER FOR SALE
w AT The same time aud place. L., No ; an
The addition To Snuih Wheeling, laid out by Mn.e.
w Ch1uline. Marcus Wilson and others aud Lot
No. l27 IA Elsi Wheeling
BAYARD. WALLACE & THOMPSON,
OIL Hrustets
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gS ) Isl

VIE CAUSE or CONSUMPTION -S,niyie
rs these complaints usually considered
no one can deny taeir being the most co nmon
cause Of this fatal and distressing disease. IL Is
Indee melancholy truth, that thousands fIl!
victims 20 consumption every year from no other
cause than NEGLEC FED COLDS. Yet we
find hundreds, nay thousands who treat such
complaints with the & eatest IndltitTeuCe, and
let tneai run on for weeks and even months with
out thInking of the danger At hr-t ypL have
what YOU may consider a slight Gu al or a
COLD; you allow bus'u1ss, pleasure or careless
ness to prevent YOU r. M giving u any attention.
IL thea settles uDnn your breast, YOU become
hOaTsc, have pains IN the side or chest, eXpectO.
rate large qIautltICs OF matter, PERHAPS mixed
with bl IOd, .fficulty M breathing ensues, and
then YOU find that your Uwn foolish neglect has
brought on this distressing complaint. If then
YOU value lifl or health, be watGed in time, and
do net trfs with your COLD, or nus. to any
qIlCk nOstru 4 20 cure YOU, b a IN ncIlaicly
procure a bottle or tw IT that famous RENE y.
me "BA'.SAM DF WILD CHERRY which
is well known 10 be the most speedy cure ever
known, as many thousands will testify whose
lives have been saved hyIt.
BE very particular when you purchase 20 ask
for DIR. wISrARS BAGSAM OF WILD
CHERRY as there Is a SYRUP Of this name
Prepared, who'osalc e. retail, by WILLIAMS
e. Co chemists W. b, South Fourth Street,
Phnadelplil. Price 81 topper bottle
Sold IN Wheeling. wholesale and retail by
j. CRUMBACKER,
I In ~
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& TIER 9
LIFE SAVED.

nY the extraordinary Niriucs Of hat uuriynllcd
ID medicine. the "BA1SAM or WILD CHER.
RY. 81" the well known famous remedy fcr con
81 WPTlDN AND LIVER COMPLAlF, ASIH
MAS. COUGHS, COLDS, BRONCHITIS,
.NOUF, WHOOPlNG COUGH, &c.
To Dr. n wistar:
Dear Su-Iu your last YOU ask If your Bals1m
has been successful In this city In reply 80 that
crUul1y 1 can assure you nave never BEFORE
sold any medicine that has sold 80 rapidly 0r
rCcn use a with such universal success, as yours
has. In some cases % has elected SURPRISING
cures, and iu others mas gIycn grCa rCict HliCf
every other remedy had failed. But there Is gnC
that eycels any that | have vet heard Of This
was n moor woman that has been afflicted with
.CONSTNpTI IN for several years. and had
tried every thing iu VAN. Knowing she was We
w Door vet very worthy sent her bottle ga
ms. which she zaid relieved her very much
This circumstance was soon made Known to a
religious society she belonged 90 aud they tmme-
dr1fr'v bros .nfol her with half dozen bottles
which shc has also used part Ui, Hnd o. rCcDv.
srry very nst SHr told Wr 'rw days SINCE
thai shr bad not fsli go well for Che ls.t year
and believed that your medicine was The only
have purchased over thirty bottles i'r dIhaien
persons and will no doubt purchase m any more
ashley praise rt very highly
Yours. res. gC''ulIy,
UOLBBuOK BARTfE s. Go.
. BE very particular when y1u ylr. nl.r i9 49,
. fr .ur NISrABS N'N1l DF VIII
sIt RVI." as there BEL rbkI '"i tbs u1r
.Jr,rf. ... tr1fra t.Uf..E different ut.I.lus
/ pr.rrra.I ,grql.sl.s and retail, iy WILL AM'
. a g., t.Hs4ff.f. So 3d. ~fIfI rHIr.u 81 Q CD
. p1iI,d,frb,a. prrr SI0o prrbpttIr.
( ''' '"'' '' '''-''- J. CRUMBACKER.
gc,I1y Appointed agent.
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WHEELING POST OFFICE

! Ne " NAIL ARRANGE MEAT
GREAT MAIL.
From East arrivesat 81 o'clock, \. NJ
| u" West departs at % o'clock. \. NJ.
Prom West. arrives az 81 O'clock. \. NJ
To East. departs AT 8 o'clock: \. NJ
Northern or S;eubeuvile Mail. Arrives M -
minutes after NJ. and departs AT halfaiier one, T. NJ
except SUNDAYS
North Western or Wooster Mail arrives Tucsslays
Thursinys aud Saturdays at -. NJ DEPARTS Mon.
days. Wednesdays aud Fridays. at o'clock T. NJ
Southern or Marietta Mail. arrives TUESDAYS and
saturdays. al SO'clock. =. NJ Departs MONDAYS a.
Fridays az 5oclock, \. NJ
W"odsfeld Mail arrivcsevery THURSDAY. 9o'clucL
\. NJ. Departs every Monday. 3 o'clock =. NJ
West Liberty. arrives every Tuesday. Thursday
andSaiurday. at ] | o'clock, \. NJ; Departs same
days at | o'clOck Z. NJ
MnrganIOwn Mail arrives. Tuesday. 6 O'Clock p.
VI; Departs "Wednesday. O'Clock. \. NJ
Letters intended for the morning mails shonld be
deposited by o'clock. IA tho mvrning.
Inland postage ofJore,gH letters must be iuyaril
bly, paid.
Office open al 81 o'clock. \. NJ
d. AGNEw. T. NJ
7. =. The office opens on Sundays lfer the pre-.
partition of the Eastern mail, which will be usually
at hall a:ter nine. 4. NJ. aud remain open ONE
HOUR Inns
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-23
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Fous,IE

hN Ntriueoi deed Of trust execute, hy Charlie
q - Eussll aud WIZ. aui Fraucis piumketi. and
wife 20 the subs,riher dat q the let day Au-r.t
1870, and nov OfrccJTd IN Ia ClurN = Office, of
ONO county court In { ook 4 page 2i5, | shall
pro, eed on Monday the h Cas ut October 1871.
~ the Court house OF sdil county, IN tire CITY Of
Wheeling, % s.ll 10 the highest and best bidder
all that valuable tract or parcel Of land ON VIII ch
the extensive glass ware factory lately occugIrd
~ Mcssrs Ensei and CGthbert, aud more recent
ly by Messrs Ensell aud stewart l. erected t"gs-
theT wi h th buildings and imTr Oyemcnts there
On, AMI the valuable coal PRIVILEGES attached
thereto, for more articular description Of all
when reference Is hereby made to sand deed of
trust.
The title to the above i .scribed property is be-
licvCd 70 be god but selling ~ Trustee, I will
only convey such tile as Is invest, IN IN
Terms cash. = BRADY
aug n q Trustee
Do b. consent of parties the above sale has been
postponed unul Monday the let day of November
next
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Z ! READ . 9
WHAT IT HAS DONE,

y w =" you have a frienl. relation. or know
any one that : afflicted with thai ,li,re,si,,
v'S,'ILase, 'CONSU dPTION," DE su,J. 80,
..toul delay To try that famous and ,,,; s'itii
WSSHi'.ng, the 'BALSAM OF MILD 'f tffil.1l
MIN, which has cured Thousands of III. ,., n
me f,, a,,er every thing 'else had failed RI
uudoupieI proof Of it, efficacy
StR-, hNScAsTgR COUNTY Sept qs. ISaI
know n spu desired me 20 write and / : w,
this o,,no,,,,r r na'saIn relieved IN, any / taks
,,,,i,. OypOiIhly 10 inform YOU th,t !; I,'-Noo
oniy relieved me gres,'v. but has si,,,,. as not
ne entirely. Before | had fnishc,,' ,i, cured
b1iue, felt almost like a well ~, we sc .nd
ostter every day take II. NY coggL ~ ie'i
ul,oSciher, SPIT up a very little. ana c. ,'ip,u
weeks or more have slept a grsat ds,I -, ~
Ihin have done for the last year. InSr,gII
eel SO well am sure 4 shall recover INV bsalth
sna mat too for few doiiars, after hawai- srrr,
hdh my earnings IN the last two wear, for mod ,
,clnes tnat did ME no good ! saw tue Doctor IN
lev GAYS ago who gave me msji-
flne last, he SAID 1 looked much better but
~heh told HIM what | was taking Ne did NOT
SAY, any more about It. but hoped " Guild Got
we'll snail come to Philadelphia in a week or
."o ah1 VIII come To see YOU again,
Respectfully, &c.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-23

General Mason s'aurh Wing member II Con-
.ress from Ohio. iu hs speech against the Presiden-
COAL veto, said" Allow me Co say Iu CONCLUSION
that ! shall r.sst steadily and firmly any and all
movements intended i1 bring into premature DIS
cussi01 The question ot The rfs-cssi0n. Ict no cam
dtiata Tor ihc Presidency he named Cor al lcust
Two years Co come. I wiil wear the livery uf rp
man nor VIII commit myself Co nuy man or 9th
crs '1 DO DO 1r me. When the time comes G,r bring
uz ihc candidate into the fell. shol be- prepared
1 declare my preference TIL then lct fho country
enjoy aIl The rep"se that 81 my have right frr or
expect, under events 90 fuau curious o. ffs happiness
and prosperity as those fIlI b1ve E.ro1fy occurred
lnI Ilal ere now ran-LI. lr.-I---.-
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O,NEILL,S CATuOIICON

4 in'alIb'e remedy Tor ScrpGlll. Kings r
n VII Bronchitis. Consumption in Us iucipieu
stages, Uhte Swell ings, Erys,pelas. Ulcers OF
RlnniuS Sores, letter, DIs ases 81 TIE skin Sv-
phiIItIc diseases, and all kinds consututi pnaI
deranS' ment Occasl ned by the improper use OF
mCrury
THIS CdthChcon is the desi'eYaium so long
sought TO be d-coveIeG, TO wit. n thorough tve-
getablO teratIve and Urif, er at the blood IA
can be taken By ihc infant a well Is hv he adult
WUEoui dagger from exposure auG Without res
triciioR IN regimen.
,Ceruf afcs from pers lus who have been cured
OF ne above diseases by the Sc OF The CathoHcDn
after alOthor remedies had falied, are printed IN
pamphlet form aud placed in the hands Of thos 2
WhJ have the pills To- sal, Those pamphlets
are to be distributed 2ratutously, and the afiict
80 are respectfully invited Ia procure and pCruse
Soli by JOHN FISHER, sole agent for
Wool NJ. Va oc, 10 -s,r
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-23
LIVERY STABLE KEEPERS,
REV AREt

4 would be considered gentleman called vii
" liam II King. a seller Uf notions on the cor
ner Of Union aud Water streets get a horse and
sulkey al my stable as he allt re 1 10 20 30 miles
or short distance back Of Stouhenyi Ohio.
and return IN four DAYS; but instead Of dong IS
a gentleman would do, namely, fIill MS pro-
nise--he. as no homes or humane maa would
do, drove my horse to Pitts uTgh. and from
Pltsb ur@ n 10 Wheeling IN che day, journey
winch no man Ia his SCUM senses would per-
form with hts own horse. Mr. King forgot when
ne returned home, TO inform me that he had cX'
ceedcd the ter rs on which lie cot the horse aud
key, and when learnt the fact from others
AID complained To HIM Of the uafairness
OF hls treatment TO me, What, gentle
tC1cCr, do you suppose was the Ieply of TIM
nice young man" this would .. rcnteman, Uil-
nam IA KING d. you suppose he offered an apol.
OSy or excuse, or "A compensation ia money tor
shelhylry nc had done the horse. Oh 40, rot
ne. lhat would be to mu IN Of coudnscen' Tor
Ior great gentleman like hIm 10 make To such a
bICbean as the Keeper of n livery stable. No,
ndctd' ne very kinuy Y. generously, and, of course
w most Cenilcmanly manner bid me % - hell
acd bad me 10 --. But dane not shock the dc.
ctncyGt the com nunity by repeating tn" other
hl'e,pOltshed and beautiful htJle task that he III
ne perform. How yer n | neither went 10 hell
Just men, or saw proper 10 do he other lItle lob
ne requested OF or rather nd M do, | AIN bur
mite the worse for the complim mt. | wish
could say as much for the property he ma ~ jred
Tor me. But canu OF do 81, nor you'd have
sad tins much, but % let other keepers of livery
stable know what kind of o man this William
~ n ng and what kind Of tr at rent they may
eNnrct sh Duld he honor tn m with his very Or III.
table and agreeable custom
oct I6-3t WIN. VI. GRAIN.
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@UPPEE SASH DOWN ID
COUGITS AND COLDS.

- NIIESE very distressing complaints often lead
into CONSUMPTION through neglect al The
hrst at ack. | would therefore advise all th osc
whose ceugh begins 20 become troublesome and
ihe eXpe, ioTauOn sca1tv with more or less sore
ness OF the throIr, difficult raj Irg Of phlegn
&C that they should immediately anply for n
stable medicine. which Is DR. DU NCAN'S
ENPECTORAN Vt remedy for Consumption DC
ms medicine have found in every instance to
LehoVe Il 1Se un ,leasant annoyances IN few
DAYS. ONT SINGLE BOTTLE will in most
cases prove this ertion. Therefore. YOU who
wish 10 escape tho EARLY SEEDS OF CON
SUMPTION. avail yourselves Of this all impor-
ta9t opportunity, aud again eni " the bes in gs
of health. JAMES NJ. RIRGIJ
Kensirkon
N. b. The above was left at the ofIice by one
who experienced the wonderful effects Of he -
Dove medicine. Hundreds are there who Thus
express the JOY ful sentiments Of their hearts in
favor Of such valuable medicine a DR. DUN
CAMS EXPECTORANT REMEDY, that 9th.
ers may find relief from the same source
Price one dollar per bottle.
For sale at the prinrpll Office 10, North
Eighth street, Philadelphia Also at the store of
JOHN FISHER
cot 70 WhrnlfuU Va
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NEW COODS

X. SWEARINGEN respectfully informs Ia
N ireads and The publc That he is now receiv.
i"s fresh supply OF Fall and Winter Guols con
sSiine IN part OF rich silks large assortment OF
shawls. Mousain de lane, French bomhazincs. Eng
lisa ~ German Merluns, cotton. nuhaiT &siIk hnsi-
cry. French aud British chinlzcs. worsicd plaiIs
worked collars, gloves ofal descriptions thread. a.
ces, &c. cloths. cassImeres, sauinetis and ycs,mrs
hnnkeis. aud IN fact every article usually found in
dry goods establishment, which will be sold on plea
Stag terms. sepi d