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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-16

The New York Courier acknowledges tho receipt
Of q flo ofBermuda papers to the 3lst ult They
soniain another account Of the Earthquake which
devastated Cope H'yii. and give the number orliv.s
Loot al four thousand. The British Consul was ta-
hing ride out ofto~n and escaped; but the whole
OF hi' family Perished. The Earthquake was sensi.
bly, felt throughout Turks Island aud al the caco.
also. Al Salt Key. the shocks were most severe
producing . sensation similar 10 sea sickness.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-16

- The following Circular 10 furnished NJ for
Puoheauon' By The Agent Of The Post oHce Dcpau.
msni' Tor the bensGl Of rhoso concerned.
(C0FY)
CoLgNnUs. O. June 1882
SIR The delays and irregularities occurring IN
uno ifah'nsaion Of letters ani packets through The
n''' are believed 20 De attributable in no small de-
Nes. " me Heslect oi Postmasiers and PuhIisbers
- @oo ne county ~ veil a. lae Post Office and S,fa
on Their mail matter
iog VII therefore direct ycur assistant A. rcques
pIY'''leH ~ ne"srspers and periodicals. IN your
pace % sdd ihe county well o. me town Or Pei
o.''.o on aiifackagcs made up by hen or he mail.
80 thai ihisevh may be rsmodfsd
Fefy respectfully. your obf. ssrvt.
q McFfarrnv
SPseiai .8gfP o DqL"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-16

ECoNOMf IN CANDLES.-Ify you are wibort
rush light, and would burn a candle all night mn,
less you use the following precaution II i ten m one
an ordinary candle will gutter away in an hour Or
TWO sometimes 10 the eudang ring The safely of The
mus, This may be avoided 10y placing a, mpcb
'ail' hneIy powdered, will reach from The raIo,,
10 the black Of the wick of a partly burnt candle
"hen' q Tie same DO li, will hu very slow. Weld.
ing, soiiicient light for chamber The salt will
graiua,'y SINK rs the Iallow is consumed the ralow
being ura"n through the salt. consume the wick
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-16

Jane B1con was convicted Of psriprv 4, f. H.
since o. Buffalo, asd sentenced To- fo1rirs, y..y.,
confinement IN The State Prison. Her er,ns 60.
'.sted ~ JBdcia.ly charging Gernsn named Han.
soi with The horrd crime Of incest with he oy,,
daughter. She appears 10 have been inpellcd 10 h
~ spirit Of revenge co. sons supposed iniBry -
She wns o woman Of iniamous character Gsrnsyi,
ou' lately married. and her husband 10 = shsrsr ;5
hef 'Hme md ii- Punishmsni,-Bos A0as
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-16

u IS now rumorsJ in Washington ihai Inc STAY nj
Lord Ashb1rion. tho British Special Envoy IN III.
country. w'ii not be prolonged. he NEGOTIATIONS br
tween he Secretary ofS'aie end himself being fn =
hVgab'e irain' md syey thing looking. i1st now
welldrsposed o. IN am,cabie s1Tstmepf a. I'M ,f,q.
uliIes. The Wasgiie. the vessel in which 30
AshhuHon came over, b. now e New York. pr,bsb
" waiting his commands "A e taBd,,a Co.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-16
~NEwsPAPERs rag. FIR p.v,,,ns

~ NEWSPAPERS The rage for newsp, pars
OF rather the rage for editorial and publishing notori.
ETY., continues not only unnhaed but on the increase
Few vocaiIons IN life minister more, for a time al
least, 10 a mans vanity, than that of journalist.
hence the Itching To assume il; yet there nre hund
reds who. when they get into H. find That they are
iaIry enrapped. and heartily 10 thei- mistake Il il
no bed Of roscs th.s newspaper life. aud few Of tho
many that enter ~ hivo the iacipalicnce & industry
necessary % success; for without these quail icaln.
~ liberal degrce,lhe brightest talents arc un1yail.
ing 10 the umlie success OF editorial enIerpr.ze-
journalism Is o lscll vocation that requires great
deal OF trimming and practical application to be mas
ter ol-alIer man has attained the highest literary
honors he must gn through this period Of probation
before he Is tiled for the task OF daily editor And
alter oil the educaiion-uiisT all the pracce-ifa
man does not combine, in great degree common
sense,-a knowledge OF human nnjure-of life in ils
practical spherc--cycn temper-ihat sort Of niusiry
which knows no firing. but can spur man on To
neverendins, slillbegnnng lahors, ircqueuily at.
tended with vcTltious incIdent,; unles, he IS ~
ioiihed for his undertaking. he can never rs n Ed.
'tor reach a. elevated position or derive much prof
i from his Pursut-Richmond Compiler.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-16

MORLEY ERSSTEEN.-J II Thompson. hos
Tscsivsd large number Of this the last novel by G
James. We have 70, yet read T. but who can
SOabi the prOPrieiy Of recommending any one Of
james novels TO the reading public.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-16

The legislature IL in ,es.
Gov. Porter submitted a message in which. among
other hingIhe urges upon the Legislature to keep il,
faith TO the Heller with the public creditors.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-16

MAhbiED-ln IBIS Washington city. Or, he OH
,ns,g ne Rev Dr. Hawlcy Or HENRY LIE HIS.
,,, Ill, SIrgeon Cniied States Army. 10 ELIZA.
BErH daughter Of SAMUEL L Covygavrgs -
Of New York
MAkHED.--At Erie. Pa. On Thursday svsni,S
, ne. w insi' BY The Rev Geo Lyon Dr JOHN W
49, 49, o. Parkersburg W.. D. Mis- MARGARET
SIERREf. formerly Of Ibis city.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-16

We insert day the proceedings Of Two meet
held in I,f,rcn, couatics ofwesier. Virgil upon
tbs subject offs reapporonment OF the state and
The s,,nblsbn eut Of western rights. We wish to
kesp Ihs subject alive in the community. rs it is
cue thai sbond not be for moment lost sight Of
IfPosbe, ohio county should be represented in the
soRvsnuOn TO be held at Lswi.burSh on the lat 81
August.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-16

CoNGRESs,-on Friday last the senate passed
The Apportionmen bill in the form frat adopted
The House was engaged all day on Saturday on
bill relative 10 land claims in tho State Of Louisiana
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-16

We are sra,i6ed in being able TO inform Our dis
tant readers ihlt We now 10 the enjoyment Of
mild. pleasant. growing weather with COED stage
of water in the river.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-16

CENTENARY oF TIE WESTMINSTER AZ.
sENBLY-Ths General Assembly Of The Prs.by
lsran Church. a. its recent session resolved Co css
bra'e Tho second Centenary Of The Westminster
Assembly 10 l5l3.-beins two bundled years from
ne meeting 1913. 4 committee Of ten was sps,i1.
ted 70 devise Fiaa f1 On appropriate celsbu.
tloa
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-16
COPPER AND sULPHUR.-Tho GnIen, ca.


~ gentleman from Mineral Point MORN ms. III, I
'he copper mines neal that place are Welding I'm,
prom 81 The piescni lime. The difficulties bars,o.
,''e experienced in smelling the ore, appear "a
H y, 'een overcome. Slles have been made in New
Very recently the copper miners s,,pck , ~. i,
pure FLOUR Of Sulphur. We have n s,,.rio,., i,
our Office. Whether The quantity found j. large %,
small We have no means oi knowing"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-16

V,e of more individuals broke into me b,y.e r.
S 20, bayhss.isiLkeopor 10 New Bedford on sgoJsv
uign' 'na i'ns ifs sey q The jaH. with sb,eb tbey
confined here P'''o"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-16

TIE CUT DlRECr-Tho Erind jury n he
city Of D1bn have resolved not 10 dine together n.
usual, because % has been customary % invite the
lord mayor for The time being 10 The repasi. and
hey DO not wish 70 BE- The cnisrsiners 5f Ugs,,J
. C0s1sH Or 10 let tss sans iasls wih bir,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-16

tsw end unimporiani would iho errors of,o., he
" heydd bot know fret what ihoy rhsms.ivss
lneani and secondly. @hstits words tesn by ,sbirs
W anempi 90 convey heir meaning
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-16

VIRGINIA WHEAT CROP-We find IN. 81
lowing article IN the Richmond Wing Of Fr,J,y--
The bInt IN relation 10 the sovny of earIy ,ybo.,
y worthy Of consideration IN this State as well n.
Virginia
We are fearful that we. iu common with oibors
hereabouis. have reoced TOO SION IN The antcpat,,p
OF on abundant harvest. In many portions If the
STALE The crop o. ~ a very critical condition Afony
mo james RivoT bottoms above Scott vile. here
ten days ago most promising crop was growing
we hear that tho rust has made u.s. appearance in
me late wheat which constitutes the prcater nor.
lion; and threatens destruction. Below C,rer.yiIle.
ne ru" has not appeared 10 the slme extent On
me highlands. oiT from tho river we do not hear
ihai this deadly Zoe o. the heal; which has ,1us.
The failure Of The crops he Two last yelrs- be-. vet
appeared Should % again wit the lIuI--aner afI
the high hopes which The luruuaut crop ius8irsJ-
y viii 90 hard indeed with the e. "a pclple of the
S'''e. An abundant crop. aud good prices were
never more needed than al the present lime.
Tho numerous failures Of me wheel cr8p. which
have occurred during late years. if followed by D..
mother IBIS yesr viii lead 10 the general abandon.
meni 81 he wheat culture n the Stale. 1r the sJb
'hiuiton ola wheat which MIXTURES ea,ff., tt,o DE-,
10" in ne. Resource might wisely DO Ind 20 fbrs
'alief alternative We lcara that u1sy offt. en-.
erprsiug Farmer upon The River have q r,,,i,-
pi their growing crop Of May ,ybs,f..,,, 81 b,,r.
has already been rcapsd, aud all BE- rssFy m, 49,.
scyihe. n he entire crop were Of that t,o5 J,
would now BE- free from danger
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-16

Wa ASK NOTHING MoRg-wE WILL &C
rIPT NOTHING LESS THAN A REPRESENTA-
rtoS IN PROPORTION To OUR POPULATION.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-16

oNMfh WlNES.-lO dozen 81 Julian Modo,
- Clfret doz NuscnL F5r sale bv
Iun 10 Kfy0 a CRUMBACEEF
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-16
CHEAP IIPER GTT7DE-

a SPECIAL MEETING Of the Corn. Uin 4.
a held at the srmory to morrow niob, ! 7,b 80.
o' q O'Clock. eve ~ member is required n ,,r.nd
Jun 40 J a SIMPLIFY. secr,ts,y
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-16

Ear Our advertising customers are requested TO
hsDd iEt heir favors early a. three o'clock on the
sy previous TO Publication.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-16

THE ROMANCE or LIFE.-S1me sbor, time
ngo. IN one Of the villages on Firth Of Forth EyoJ :
lady whose husband had long before gone 10 80,
and never having heard from him for s,me wear.
she believed him TO have been dead Al the ti,no
her husband went TO sea Mrs lived in n tov,, ~
fngand but after giving up hopes Of his return abe
removed, with her only daughter 10 her native
country (Scotland) ia the course Of yc.,. -,
oaioner OF the Church Of Scotland came TO oG;r;,t
As missionary IN the parish. anl formed an attach
men' Tor Mis- :. Seeing no amediatc pr,s,cct NJ
obiainig church at home he resolved on ,r,,sc,,
ring himself 10 one Of our AmeriCan cplo,i.s and
received an appointment there from colonial rn,s
sonary society. Having been united 10 Mis- : he
look ms departure, leaving his wife anil rn,,ho,i
law 10 follow az soon as he should bove boe, r,.
pared iof their comfortable reception They ,cr,,.
u'ngy eiI lhs country some time aiieryyard. f,r A.
meHea. In the meantime among the seitlenonts ,,,
whom the young dISine's charge extended u.s. 4,
comfortable farmer, also named = ,ho made i,o,,;
RES after the history ofihe ministers vile and meth.
en- and expressed an anxious desne 10 see thenn on
taeir arrival They did arrive safe and on re,rb,,
The minister's habitalon. Mr. was SEM for 40 b -;
irOdueed Judge Of the surprise Of all vybe, -, ,I
entry OF Mr 5. the newly arrived female. C,u,d -
him the long lost husband and father U,vi,o -,
unable 10 trace his family m England after a M,
racied absence, he had returned Ia Apcrco -.
by singular coincidence. both he and ,hsv 60
hose they had given up as lost The p,riio. 90,
are glad 10 say, arc now living comfortably and has,
ply 10 the new world. -EdihJsrgh paper.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-16
n OTICE OF TRUST sALEoF HoUsp

OIICE Or TRUST SALEOF HOUsR
10 by yirlne Of deed Of irn,I eIsrr.
rG ny JOhn HUI on The 3lst day Of July 1910. and
uuy 'eco oed Tor ceriain purposes therein mentior
ed shall, on Monday, the 18Th DIV Of JnIv No.,
al 10 o'clock, NJ. at Tho front door Of the c.,pr,
nouse o. ONO county, proceed to sell nj public suc.
non 70 The highest bidder for cash. the eas, balf Of
lol NO 80 situate on Csnne street in the civ If
hheeiing' and upon which there is a brick dweII.
mg efse'ed'-'ogeiher with The appureaancss
thereto belonging.
Acting as Trustee. shall conway all, .,sh All.
as Is IN me vested by the snid deed
ALEX T LAIDLEY.
Trustee
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-16

NIX NIGHTS WITH PHE WASHINGTON.
- iANS.-A serizs Of Temperance Tales, BY r
A''nu'' NO and = just received and for sale
JOHN ii THOMPSON'S
Jun 10 LiIetary Denot Afo,roo a,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-16

HIRES THESE VEGETABLES"
BONES ORANGES & LEMONs--Josi 70.
- ee'Ved and for sale 81 The Family Grocery
Store nearly opposite The 8 q Red Boot
lun Us " ELLMAKER
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-16

100 FREsH COCOA NUTS very fine
n wv just received OF the Faniiy 0rocsry
Store. N ELLMAKER.
june l6
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-16

IL EMUTHS very Superior end justly csIsbrsisd
IL Lancaster SnuH-Jusi received and iar sale 81
The Fsmily Grocery Sore. N ELLAiAKER
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-16

Mis- mLLERs Pune cut Chewing Tobacco
INI Jvss received end f0r sale Of The Family Gro.
cey Store n ELLMAEEP
iun 16
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-20

CHEAP DRY GOODS FoR CASH

X. ~. JENKINS would. invite persons who want
Goods NN NV 'N''N"'"s
M yards spring CAliooes, all prices. from TO- lie,
Soanssxion Nuns Donncts, at &C. 1000 Bonneia for
,,,. .hI nlsses comprising all the new Eylesworn
.oHen OEr1bHrgs- 100 bales n very low prices
Brown aud hieachcd ShItingS and all widths
ehi at unparalleled low prices
a, Lldies Dfess SeoRsA great variety OF Lawns cord
"ushs slks Icphyrines and other new and fashionable
dyr Cloths, Csmipere. vestlpss Crava.
&c new ani cheap
floiters and Rbards grca, variety
na,I VIDE stnpei London Ginshams, for IL per yard
h,s1 L.nsrs by the piece yard, all prices, from L.
o. 2sJi 1897. 20 the finest made
.Gpes and collars, large supply and cheap
i0Hfhhs dc Lnfrs, all kinds and bargains
Aiso many very cheap goods from auction bought az
ennce and will be sold at prices suit those who want
oaFEaltH Ia
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-20

J. ". RANDOLPH s. co.


Main Street, Richmond Va.
nIsny other Theological Works
WORKS o. Chalmer u. vos-Naiural Theology,
Christian Revelation, Moral Philosophy, Commercial and
Astronomical Discourses
MelylPs Sermons ~
Bishop Mclvaine on oxford Divinity
Theology for the People, By p Henshaw. u
=, Barnes, Notes and Questions the Gospels, Acts
Romans, Corinthians, and Practical Sermons
Jacob N
letters 10 an Anxious Enquirer by Rev IL Henry ID ID
Abbors Way To do GOOd-Ncung Chrisiian-Coruer
stone-heaTy Head and Fire.site Series
The sabbath School, and as II ought 10 be- by w A
Alcott - - ~ q,
Table Of the Lord by author Of the Listener
Coleridse's Aids 10 Reflection
Ranks History Of the Popes Of Rome, "
companion 70 the Book q Genesis by II Turner ID ID
Muberiorce's Practical View of Christianity
iiain sermons, BY authors Tracts FOR the Tines
Lord Kings Inquiry into the Worship sc. OF the Pr
mfive Church -
Phillips Devotional Guides, "
biblical ANALYSIS, OF a Topical Arrangement Of the
ior The Use OF Ministers, Bible Classes Teach.
sons - ~, IS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-20

JAMES s GEORGE WINSTON.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Have on consignment, and offer for sale Of reduced
prices
IN BUSHELS prime Clover Seed
wv ~ hhds - CroiI, New Orleans and Rico sus,r
- oois Orleans 10
% bbls DO
% 10 Gibson a Martins Old rive
To- boxes S1lO, luXl2 and l2xli G.ass
lou bbls No Neu n e Herrnss
~ hhiS Trinidad and O Maiasses
- oars Java, Rio and LagDay Coffee
80 bbls Malaga Vine
,53 b91e. IS Js and 6's Talow Candies
IUl DO Coed AID Common SoaIi
~ tubs Goshen Butter
81 Kegs New Lard
90 bbs VINEGAR
81 boxes Havana Sugar
- bbls Brazil do
10 half pipes French Brandy, in the Custom Uouae
~ quarter casks Port Wine
10 bbls Apple and Peach Brandy
lUU lbs CuTledH
90 pieces Hair Cloth
Family Flour OHM Wine jnls,,iioh,.
la rs,s suksar segars, AZ a. per W..
Susstoh iaIn Windsor Chairs
sT Mahogany assorted
snun Neneers
Sunhy bass Table Legs
EeAihefs Chair Backs
C9ueh Mahogany Knobs
hiinonSs sofa springs
Irish Whisky Moss
y T. KUN Meal eiyes
Imitation French Brandy Cootie selves
Old Apple DO sand screen
toruials Move Wire, Nos 10 20
County Gin BARK Mills
Sicily Wine Hydraulic Cement
Madera Wine, 10 years old Flooring Plank Single
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-20
MEDICINES.
REMEDY FOR TuRUsH-CANKER
AND NURSiNG SOkE MOuTH

THou-ANDs both young and oil, but especially mothers
ennlhitnli are every year consigned To the tomb 10y
me above suJborn diseases The aud E.
noanec olos praciiclrg ply seisna In regard 20 this
cae anu ne conacquent uncertainty ofcurc from hcii
prescriptions, Is subject among all
hose who have suffered from the disease who have
wine sod the sufcrings OF others.
MheToio-c gives us much pleasure, 10 be able TO offer
to THIS class Of sufferers remedy; which
HercT failed In single Instance, Ia e agxIasaie
cases OF tia dscrsc; where the mother amt child
have been covered externally with eanker over the
whole body, well "a Internally.
Many are the have wiinc ssed performed by
these medicines, In the stages of 7IrHsh fanksr
and NhTsgHg Sure Mouth, where the patient hal
been given over by number of the talented pys
clans ''
We prcsen, ,s compound thus conf IDENTIFY because we
know II IL only 10 be tested to be apprceiaieI
oe y ly For sae 10y A. a. STEVENS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-20

RESURRECTIuN, OR PERSIAN PILLS
SUPERIoR To the Hysean Brandreth'S Eyausi To.
- moin, The Matchless (pnced) sanave Indian Purga.
i've, or any other Pills OF Compound before the pubc
certified 10 by Physicians and others Let none condemn
them they have tried hem aud tlsen CERTAIN
they will not.
- settled point with all who have used the We.
geiable PERSIAN PILLS that they pre.emincnty the
best and most oihcacous FAMILY MEDICINE thai has
yet been usedin America IL every family could become
acquainted with their Sovereign power disease, they
would Keep them andbe prepared with REMEDY
70 apply on the trst appearance OF disease Then how
much distress would be arnied and money aved A. well
as the lveS Of thousands who hurried Of lime by
negeetns disease In its FIRST stages, 10y not being in
possession OF remedy which they racc dependence
upon CT Pills In each box, price 62i cents. For sale at
Richmond, by A. q. STEVENS AT.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-20
GARDEN SEED.
W.aRRANTED FREsH .aA.D GrA1rL..r

".fRRdNTED FRESH IND GENUINE,
.pr,,,,o,., WHOLESALE and RErAm.
AsPARAGIS-G.an,o or Dssh
7ha..s-laIse and small Lima, sesrlet Runners. Red
SNAP BEANS Early China, Early yellow. p,,,. -.
BEET-Esry Blood TaSaIe Re Roe 6lT Mossk
nno asII9w and White Frsneh Sugar, Mange wunzei
CABbACE-Eariy York, Large York Eliiy sngarIo.L do
i ,,s'Tea isie Ba;tersea. Flat Duieh. Drumhsad
Rn s1 nb.ISur, Drumhead savoy, Green CurIei savoy
SSssSSssssfEaie s sFRo1Tsy and Late
CARROT-Iong oranss. Lon, se,,,., FL. =.
cRE:s.ss.-Curicdor Pepperrras.
coRN.EaIly sugar. Early Tusearor.,
Rpsn6pi w Curied
KALEs--Grccn Curied Scotch, Rspe
LErrUCE-Roya White Head Ice, Brown Dutch. r,,,v
WAT, WATER ELoN-Fines; Kinds 'o''
MMklpMSTG,sen Citron, Nutmeg, Pine Apple
MusTARD-Shits Medicinal and Brown
PEks-E1ifa Eaily EsH iy~ W.T. S1sh Ei E Red
ss Se 10 CnST.on, Blue Prussan Dwarf Msrrowfa
PEPPER-csyeune and squash
PhRSNlP-Long White, Gurnsoy or Dutch
PksLEY-Fine curled
RHp9ARB.Uuduaied forTArs
RApDlsii-lnng Scarlet. short Top, Long salmon. White
:. lump ni Red IurniP, Back soAEish
s iiSs ~ 1,-or Vegetable Oyster
sSu xkslli-Eaiy Bush, Orange waued, Yellow Crook
ToNATo-Iarse Red and Yellow
i'nNr "nte Fat Dutch, Red Top, Large ENGLISH
FLOWER SEEDS and BULBoUs ROOTS. , l,r,. a..
sortment- 'Nse ~
Re WILLIAM PALMER
GREAT BARGAINS In CALICOEs-
usI 9psneda large assortment OF English and Anne ri.
~ can Caheocs, al unprecedented low prices
Itht and Dark CSlieoes, at 81, 8, 10 AID I2ic
Do DO 10 90 M SSd sse
BLACK and White Calooes, al I2t, I6, 2land l5c
tfffeuch 10, very superior, al Gle
beauidul Assortment OF culoIe,l, black and white
cannot fail % please f'e' -
The above goods with many others suited % the scasn
have been received and great bargains may be cIpccfe
CUNNINGHAM'S
ma 10 Cheap cash Dry Goods store, Main st.
FAMILY COMMENTARY 90 the Holy BibIe
from the WORKS OF Henry and Scou, and above 100
other wrierA Published in London by the Religious
llaSI seiey' viii maps AMI engravinks 2v large syo
good PRINT and paper pee e. 90 for sale in any quantity
nais Nam Strssi. R,sS3,nd
II ANlNG determined 10 DO a CASH business We take
generally, that We have hand larsc and well Sc
lecieJ stock OF FAMILY GROCERIES, which We win sell
or ASH AZ prices that Will make object To all who
deal with us 20 purchase for Cash. and Cash only We
deem useless here 70 add Isl Of what may be found in
our NJ suhce 20 say, tits complete, comprising
lowest priced in our line. We ask particular attention.
however TO our Wines, Liquors Teas Sugars and Coess
TABB & GILES.
ma ~ Family GrOcers. For Main