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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-05-04
South Carolina.
Kershu,D DiStyict

Kersha,D District.
Michael Lorick vs.. Judah Barret.-L. Shuman
Vs. Judah Bdret.-Debt Attachment.
W7HEREAs tho Plaintiffs in the above oa.eu
W respectively have filed their declarations against
the defendant, who resides without the limits of
this Slate, it is said, and whereas tho suid de
fcndant hath neither wife or attorney, upon whom
q notice with rule to plead, can be served. 1t is
ordered that the said defendant do plead answer
absolute judgement will be awarded thereon.
B. GASS, Clerk.
March %. ls42.
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Head quarters.
CLARENDON, Feb. 26, ls42,

CLARENDON, FeD. 70, lo42.
ORDER No. -
zklHE Brigadier Generals of the 9Th Divirion
will order their several Colonels, in their re.
srective .Brigades 10 open and hold Poll in theil
respective Regiments, on Saturday, the 2lst o.
MAY next. for MAJOR GENERAL, to fill the
vacancy created by the resignation of Major Gene
raj THOMAS F. JONES.
The Brgadier Generals will Immediately aftel
the returns are made to them, render statement
Of the Polls tf their respective Brigades 10 the
AGiutant Generals office, ut Columbia.
By order of the Commandcr-in. Chief.
J. w. CANTEY, Adj't and lnsp. Genl.
March 16
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From the Farmers Advocate.

BY repeated experiments in regard to
securing clover crops sin our Southern cli-
mate, against the effects of drought; makes
me still more sanguine of its benign infu-
ence in improving small grain, as wheat
Or rye, in the winter when farmers have
leasure, with pine straw; or leaves, or
thinly with other litter the product e:efthe
scrop is greatly increased, and a clovercrop
is effectualIy guarded against the casualty
of dry summer and, rendered much
more pro luctiya;in any soilthat will pro
duce it at ALL.
My rotation to improve poor or worn
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PRICES REDUCED. TO SUIT THE TIMES.

I5NHE subscriber taking into consideration the
L scarcity of money, and the low prices at which
every article of necessity be bought has dete'mn
ed to make reduction of 10per cent in his prices
He feels grateful for the patronage heretofore ex
tended to him, and pledges himself to use every e1
ertion to please his customers. He is in regular re-
cept of the fashions, so that his customers may
expect to have their garments made after the latest
fashions. J. CHARLESWORIH.
March 80.
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ANOTHER SPLENDID DURHAM.-Wethl

ANOTHER SPLENDID DuRHAM.-Wethls
morning saw in Front Street. most
beautiful Short Horned Durham Bull, the
property of Maj. William T. Ellerbe, OF
Marlborough. He is, we understand a
Herd Book animal, and of the recent I'M
portation to Charleston from England
His color is the fashionable roam. Hight
ID hands 2 3-4 inches. He measures
from the root of the horn to the extreml-
ty of the hip bone, feet 8 inches; Ieund
the breast 7 feet, and from the epoint Of
the shoulders to the point Of the brisket q
feet. He was greatly admired by all who
saw him. Major Elerbe has laid this sec
ton of the Pee Dee country under lasting
obligations by bringing such an anlma
among us.-Chera,o Gazette.
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April, Is.
In Equity.
Innnnefor Dieiricj

L. D. Duren and others, vs. Jackey Perry, guardian,
ct tal-Bill to open or set aside settlement and to
accounts
1t appearing to the satisfaction satisfaction of the
Commissioner, that Jonathan Duren, one Of the de.
fendants in the above case, resides without the linn.
its of this State; On motion of Clinton, complain
ants solicitor, it is ordered that the sad Jonathan
Duren do appear and answer, plead or demur to the
above bill, within three months from the publication
of this notice. or an order pro conesso will be enter
ed against him.
J.H. wITHERsPooN, Ir. c. E. L. D.
Commissioners Office, March %, 1912.
Printers fee, $3.50
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In Equity.
Lancaster District.
ALDEN & co.

Lancaster District.
Henry w. Choves, VS.. Wilson Villines, James H.
Blair and wife Sarah Ct al-Bill for discovery and
relief.
1t appearing 10 the satisfaction of tho Commits
missioner that James Fl. Blair and Sarah, his wife
defendants in the above case, reside without the
limits of this State: On motion Of Wright g. Nc
Muan, solicitors for complainant, it is ordered that
the said James H. Blair and wife Sarah, do appear
and plead, answer or demur 10 the bill in the above
case, within three months from the publication Of
this notice, or Judgment pro confcsso will be ordered
against against them.
]. H. WITHERSPOON, Jr. C. E.L.D.
Commissioners Office, March 26, 1842.
Printers fee, Sc so.
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South Carolina,
SUMTER DIsTRICT-IN oRD1NAR

SUMTER -DISTRICI-IN OHDINARY'
Jane Mcintosh VS. William Mcintosh and others.
Summons in Partition.
1t appearing to my satisfaction that Hugh Gam
bic and Samuel f. Gamble, two of the defendants
in the above stated case reside without the limits OF
the State of South Carolina aforesaid, 1t is there
fore ordered that they do appear and object to the
division or sale of tho real estate of John Reardon
sen. deceased, on or before the twenty-fth day Of
June next or their consent to the same will be en-
tered of record.
w. LEWIS, o. S. d.
March 23 1912. Prs. fee, IS 5O
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Fresh Fancy Groceries.
-Bu W'illi0ssl .BGsIi7l.
Feb. 9.

Prunes, in Glass jars,
Currants, Citron, Almonds, Raisins,
Underwood's best Pickles,
Preserves, in Brandy, 49,.
Preserves, in their own juice, Olives,
Champe's hest French Cordial,
Lemon, Ginger and Raspberry Syrups,
CHAMPAGNE, Of superior quality,
Hook Wines, Superior Porter,
St. Julien Medoc Claret, Champagne Cider
ALSO.
Superior Sherry and Madeira Wine, some 20 years
old,
Superior Port Wine, in bottles, very old,
i. . French Brandy and Holland Gin.
r ALSO-A complete assortment of
Sugars, of every qualify, Coffee, Molasses, Iron
Sail, dc. dc.
I,n.oo H. LEVY.
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In nEauity..Kersha,U District.

John Cantey, Exr, Fl. L. Caniey VS.. John J.
Blair-Bill for Relief and Injunction.
Itappearing my satisfaction that the defendant
Sohn J. Blair is absent from and beyond the Ii
mits of this State. 1t is ordered that he do plead,
answer, or demur to this Bill, within three
months from this day, or an order pro confesso
will be entered of record against him.
J. CANTEY, Jr: Commr. in Equity.
Feb %, 1912, ,..
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Mrs. Carpenter & Holmes,

HAVE just received handsome assortment of
Ill SPRING GOODS, consisting of Tarlatan
Muslns, and Grapes, Chine Muslins and Lawns,
Brussels and Meclin Laces, Brussels and Mus-
lin Shawls and Mantles, rich blue-black Striped
Silks, Silk Cravats, embroidered and cambric
Handkerchiefs, rich Reticules, Gloves, Mitts,
Flowers, Bonnet, Cap and Neck Ribbons, Silk,
Grape and Muslin Summer Bonnets, Florence.
French Openwork, Madena, Pedal and Plain
Straws, Infants Leghorns, Straw Cords and
Tassels, and variety Of other articles, all of
which they offer for syle on very reasonable
terms.
UMillinery and Dress-making attended to as
usual. April l3.
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JOSEPH CHARLESW0RTH,
Fashionable Tailor,

HNENDERs his thanks to his customers for
Il the generous patronage he has received, and
especially informs the public that he continues TO
tay on business at his old stand, two doors above
he Post Office, where those wishing to have gar-
ments neatly and fashionably made are invited to
call.
Jan. 26.
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Notice.
March 29, 1842.

Igave note to Moses Arledge in The summer or
fall of ls4l, for about seventy dollars, and now
forewarn oil persons against trading for it. as am
prepared to show good cause for not paying it,
March 10, 1S42.s JOHN BARNES.
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South Carolina,

Lancaster District.
TOLLED before me by E. S. Colvert, gray
l. Horse Is hands high, 12 or Is years old, and
appraised at fifteen dollars. No marks or brands
perccptble.
DAVID HAGINS, Magistrate.
Bell Air, March %, 184l.
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.HeEW' SHOE STORE.

slHE subscribers have just opened, one door south
4 of the Drug Store Of James R. McKain, new
and handsome assortment Of
Boots and Shoes
of every description manufactured at the most ap.
proved establishments in Philadelphia and Boston
lsThey havo also, fine assortment Of Leather,
Shoe Findings, &c. all of which will be sold at
prices unusually low.
Feb. l6. ALDEN & co.
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Hat s O

JUST received, large supply Of drab and black
FUR HATS, of the latest style, and some Of the
finest quality. They will bo sold unusually low.
April l3. E w. BONNEY.
Also, just received, variety of Summer Cloths,
plain and fancy Linens, for gentleman's summer
wear. E. w. B.
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Notice..

VNTHEREAs, no letters of administration on
" the estate OF Lodowick Thompson, sen de-
ceased, have been applied for since his death, in
pursuance of the statute, have taken possession OF
such of his effects as could be found. All persons
indebted to said Thompson are required TO make
immediate payment, and oil those having demands
AGAINST the said estate required 10 hand them to
this Office, legally attested:
J. w. BASKIN, Ordinary X: D.
sOrdinary's Office, Sept. p, 1S4l. tA2
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Camden April g.
*x* All editors opposed to horse stealing and ras.
cality in general, may benefit the country by copy
ing the above.
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OCULISTS.
THE EYE.
DR.. WHEELER. OCULIST.

INEbbAAMEP DISEASED AND WEAK E Sis yDs.
pssdes having S.soms snsssd @ he !
&c %o" ois A. n 'oi H. which hoa" he visits out
TIA. the many by, sp nd Of "a
Dr. % By
be has a 70 s wss
hsys many n;,fHs ne almost ass1.
Ss i sSSssdsssd Il. eys
.s: @ S snd $ & %oSs 81 m y
d.ods. Of h organ. Il, rs.S,sd psen Ss
S, ss's sas s
s @
and specks, remove ed without surgical OPERATION
S + r ALB Is M u 8,
Commo-s e.lleu Squirting. and CATARACT1 safely re
movsdin few minutSs-wit scarcely Inconvenience
aavs trouble. eo1s,pondsn informed that letters!
sdd.ssssd 20 Dr. wIssei will Not be taken from the
~ The number which nave been cured by Dr.
ss M 81: s.s !sgs': :ss
IT, @ g.
@ sp SS.s
leorm:. n. 6snsi which ihcv have received from DR..
To Dr. wsesl.. ocu. 80 csss ~ s :, A'''A ''" 1
sss ~hs" '
s%.p is n. %
S.s & s # i. s 1f fSs es d. .ss
% a s OF suck .as
h ss n and s
cordially heartily thank your highly successful erer
-, :, : . %ixSRTiS %ATEAs, l,s,Hammsr.lsy. st.
;, !ls hope ssias .ss;sssSIs Of afflicted fI
S% b. a @ % grateful met 10 pssS
sight total bindns..j alter having before been ansac
'a S'%a; sfisy
In witness whereof make deposn,on, under OATH
' @ 'e''1'' JAMES IL O. F%RREI 70 sd Avs,ue.
Sven boor. me. the sob dey o. March isia n..,
Nassau street.
c S., .sf Gss. q IS ~. .e E BROOKLYN
that he afflicted eight yesn with the Egyp
Eye aysr f oa : sn 9ss
Sss % b. WRs:s g.
"ch street. VINO has entirely restored n, A xvii POWELL
Subscribed and before me- this sis day March,
r42. JoHS BuLEIEr' c9 81 w Rsis,a i,,..,
City and County Of New York: -.
hsi%s o duly say. TIA. So time
Although she had the best could be afforded
& s"ss told n,l s% ssss ss?'
whose as dam %:;ss
Sworn before me- hi. 18Th day q AmiI, is.s;
City and County ofNew York: ~.
Mr. g. Cady IS High street, Providence, r. J., being duly
that he totally blind in his left eye Tor
vars he cause Of blindnsss that applied
operation attended by very little pain and aud
without danger has perfectly restored his sight Under such
ccumsanccs be feels his duty his gratitude to the
upon him. 8. CADY.
Sworn before me. this 2,th day fApril. 1912,
GEORGE IRELAND, Jr, Com Deeds.
Nassau street. T.
City and County Of New York,
On the 9th Of last month placed little daughter
old who had ser and completely blind Of the
To the Of all who her sight perfectly
restored and her eyes WELL In the hope Of leading Others
the blessing that have enjoyed voluntarily make
this statement under oath.
CHRISTOPHER BURNS,
Grand street, corner Of Thompson street.
Sworn to before me, this 18th day Of April, 1872
w. X BEEBE, Com. Deeds,
m m Nassau street
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MISCELLANEOUS.
SHARON SPRINGS.

THE rAvILLlON.-This new commodors Hotel will he
open for the reception Of visitors aud after the first Of
New York.
The clear pure water Of the springs, greatly resembling
those Of the white sulphur springs Of Virginia, have been
proved be highly ecacious Rheumatic Cutspsoas, Bill
ous and Dyypepc complaints and the of ErySipas,
Sahcum ScroIma, Liver Complaint and general debility,
aud ether respects las certified by Of the
eminent medical professors in the United taes) mcdci.
nj, and healing properties unsurpassed and believed be
quacd by any in this country.
Added to these the rides in the vicinity numerous viiles,
extensive views neghong and romantic
OF summer, either health or pleasure
These springs but few hours ride foa Sarooga, Troy,
Albany &C. and accessible from Canaohari the Alba
snd Utica railroad where daily await the
Of the cng from Schenectady aud Utica carry
the Springs distance of about eight mlc-
time for dinner; also by the Albany and Cherry Valley
Pike by daily being about loryve miles Of the
city Of Albany.
Warm, cold and shower Baths furnished all times, either
OF H. minernl fresh water and attention given
der the stay OF visitors agreeable.
An abundance Of the mountain spring Ice stored for
the
ISAAC @. WILLIAMS.
THE SPRINGS HOTEL.-Thl Hotel will be openc,l at
the above village Of Sharon Springs for the reception vis
and combining all the advantages Of this delightful
residence.
a2s iow2tsw.r WILLIAM +. JONES.
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A WONDER AND A BLES
SING


TO CLEAR THE SKIN.
ion r. a. i. cn Mss. sSA IF Ps: %
slider NJ Vesprn greatest planthrop OF the age and his
II & % s s
confidently recommended to the public to the following
or "a. .ny s" viii H. changer s
l sss" sS S skin no % h soa Sy f.
sn s Aes.n E.S Chatham % price %
r. as e Genera
st. ss;'n BsBos ~ s. y
scE SFERs WiTHSHF VIM 81 a.
s:Ti ,s.s ess y w R9 also ssy
Ss ssa
sFs1; sSs: q T. Tss1 %
na 6s H.
PE,sA.Rs.ALLs OAR EsTAbLIsHNENT. founded IN
ks. shs only s.,sSh|s1 Of The Kind in the Usisd States.
The Sa Hs al *. ss .n $
boat. e, The last fUr. =, ss.
bns Oar So on sas Moth cSf Rive s: %
i i@s 'iss e: who he
club souls sold % psr es% SaS e
tHs So ANp s %Sn9W k9.:
s,.nsn and decorating isinte respectfully solicit families
n ~: :;::s
sa. % saS'a ss:'s e ss::
for church windows dwellings &C. the notice. and
orders executed with economy and despatch.
wANTED-An artist, used decorative painting; also
apprentice. my2o imr
900 600 PICKLES, II package: . aunt cu.iomen- 3.
serves and English Mnst;yd ofa superior Quality and low
s 's N Ss''s &c. Issp a
p dospd ss
pure Walnut, Mushroom and Tomato Carup, by the gallon
dozen.
N. B.-Lage size Pickles for erocers, by
Wholesale and Retail Warehouses; Tor Piekcls,
MAJ 3ms iat Water s,d 3i2 Front street
THE COLTS rATENT REPEATING FIRE ARMS
Rifles with Eyht Chambers.
Carbines with Six Chambers.
Shot Guns or Fowling pieces, with six Chambers.
Pistols Pocket. Belts and Holsters it'll five Chambers
And an cylinder with Eve charges
As also percussion balls and powder improved can
and powder TASKS, offered for sale
prices No III Broadway End door below Courtisnt
quantity short notice.
The advantages Of fire Ere
known, well their superior workmanship
quality OF maf~rssis well established that
ssry 10 describe The same now ici imsc
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good health and much fear that TSbaeo win be the death Of
him Wiley and Mother enjoyment of ls rate
health. They still at Jackson
Harry and therefore hope you t,H Just step
ana see me u only for day. IL do call board
ing ou,e have an extra bed my and shall be
nome a. long choose don't other house
put conc directly Ia my place It's where you will touch
the whsre Just below Walnut No. l0i South Front.
shall expect 10 Monday Tuesday YOU can
Brother.
remain
.t.f Yr friend
Addressed
HENRY A. WILD, Esd,
Vaar,
Columbia County,
New Xnrk
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GroncE ~ Trrus, sramined-Is counsellor at law. Re-
sides in this city In of lss0 was introduces 10
aCol Edwards think that the gentleman sitting
before me. Was introduced by Alex Powell. think
Powell was introduced to same day day before.
Have not seen Edwards frequently since. This is the third
time have seen him. saw Powell often in 1870 and spring
Of al Had business transactions with Powell not
the least resemblance between the two Fowells HAIR
and whiskers were very dark--his hair was lcng-thc
expression of his eyes dfercntthcro defect in
one OF his eyes-Powells lips were not so lagc-hc OK
preston Of his face very different Cant say about
the voice Saw Powell in VIM sillimanf office; We came
ur TO this Hall busncsso the second day saw Ed
wards. He came as Powels friend. They both wore
large hats Can't say TO other part Of Dress
WmrISo--Iei your witness, gentleman.
MARsusLL-Wc've ne questions to ask him.
Hrvnr Cn,nLEs Mcxrsnrs called for the defence
Resides in Philadelphia is bookkecper at the Washing
ton Hotel In ls4l | cashier and hook-kecpcr al
Joness Hotel Philadelphia. There person named
Hugh s. Hill staying that hotel in the summer of IsiI
know Mr.. Edwards; Hugh 8. Hin pas certainly az
fsrenf peson from Mr.. Ed,eards; Hill bonrder at
that hotel think he there the same time that
Edwards was; reference to the hook will show; Mr.
Hill arrived ON the lah aud left the lith OF July;
made extract from Mr. Joncss ledger THE register
rcfcrred An entry OIL Hill is here in the register of
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HAHBICIE's CELEBRATED NE
nIgTNE

FSNUE following is cut from he Jcfsrs,a En-.
qUircr. published in Jefferson C'1n,y. The
senior ,.ltnr n.tIe Enquirer hav,nE been 1tt.lct-
U. with the dyspepsia Tor q considerable u,ur
ana after .rElGE MANY remedies ll VAN. YrrcT5
.a @ rre,rEl ut Dr.. HaTIlcH's Wsl'giuC Wine.
bias bad l.e happy effect. under tns G.yfncls
-sfalrC, q restoring Iua 20 good health. tn
consequence q tho c1uGfs-ceL f.rllG their viz
soc Z have procured an agency and received from
laa principle -1Er-ll Fual-g.phi1 n supply which,
hotel. Dix. rr.rr. MUSK.
Jefferson CTS. 10Th December 1850.
For enIe ir JOHN FISH
dee .r IHHss|r
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nIErlnNNnIEN


EtSI received lgl for sale az tho bookstore of
% JOHN FISHER. 40 1872, Nam street, va
N~ICJLJOCN'S COMMERCIAL DICTIONARY.
"A Dictionary Practical. th,1reuc5l and htst8T-
.r.h. 1f Commerce au. GJ,1MarJia. Nay.Eatlru,
~ : 70. Nccu'larS. rs etitet 5y uCGry We
r.skr t.. T.. I.H q vols $50.
ANTJtON'S classical DICTIONARY.
IA classical dictionary, containing an account
yfthc p-'NrIpg. proper names MENTIONED on aG-
ulugt authors. and Intended 90 r.url1a'r al, he
mInr'au. POINTS lrnurcted with tar Geography,
History I.DEEu.1., MYTHOLOGY, 1Et FIRE Arts.
.ftlt Greeks ara Romans. together with an sr-
-ruatniF5s COINS. Weights and Measures. with
tabular values 'ffle same b. Charles Anthem,
l.. l.. D." ltal 40.
RICHARDSON'S DICTIONARY.
"a new Dictionary 1f ths En-..sH LANGUAGE,
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WE2STrRS DICTIONARY.
AN Am ,r.1u rICHuNart 90 t.r English Ian.
ruagc. exhibiting rhu Origin, prthrrtruhv Pro.
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& DILLON,
9
y W.COrurr q; uoutue and Fourth Sta.
or PCSIrE THE NEW COURr-HOUSE.

y W.tOTurr q; uUEtOC aud Fourth SIS.
or PoSrrE THE NEW COURr-HOUSE.
Wa thtv earn ru ;so House and Steamboat
HLCNSiN0, IN gi .ts branches.
They have constantly u. hand. Eg2slHts. 1frGri-
gas dsseriptioHs. HairrS Kettles. Water CLOSETS. ReH
Itjs. H9i s Cold Saoucr Balls. Rr,sr.sfor Hl.ari.
igg, Cas~iej Ap5us@n,s. Ind Colus. Eaie1t Ban
Heaters. 70 erss In PaMPs. Lsls Pipes Of az
secs, Sbec; raj cf any @ickaeSs. ard D0rkel ~
into any manner Cyf5rE.
~ Water conducted through Leaica Pines
l.am Springs 20 Dwelling Un1srs ~ the Country.
Atso-BEER PUMPS s. EAR ROOMS fusd b.,
Co order; LEATHER HOSE.
SsPercrPUups Tor country wells, steam tur;n,s
&c. SO.
- AZ orders nsglfuiiy rcectUe5 and -]rncigau,
0"cga.f o.. WHEELING "a.
CASH PAID FOR GLUE SCRAPS.
alg %
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NNI N y

eiSKS VIII be taken 10y the FIRE 4 MARINE
RlNSuRANCE COMPANY or WHEELING
0t Me !srcs' rgfcsou--
Building, Of all kinds. stone. brick o. soslsn and
their ruui,ut6:
Steamboats,; factories; mills, &c.
Furniture:
AUI mcrcuandizc % all Minds.
And against al duusers attending The transports
alton Of goods on rivers, lakes. seas, canals and
railroads.
fcr ,he character oftho company a. 70 prompt.
ta3s cva i~lrrcitV ~ NE al Hsfmeui and payment
Of lossss-we beg leave % refer To- The merchants
OF thi. place and e!sewhcr who have had the all
JYsImCut Oi claims upon as.
John FAWCETp. Precedent
DASIgL Lsus. Secretary. January lG. 1siI.
Board or D.REcroEs. John Fawcc'i President
s. Brady, John GosBugn, Charles D.. Kgoy, Richard
w Harding, Samuel Ncei. William Paxton, Jacob
S sdrssr, Samuel SPrigg. Directors.
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E~E~N-EoqS1E-Fv FyrsgfyVrvVUJy-Va
? VIE CAUSE OF CONSUMPTION Simple
as these complaints are usually corsidc-cI
ra one can dcay their h,,gg doe most co um1u
taU-r ut tlit fatal aut asUessiug disease. hi.
iract. "a melancholy tgyta, that thousands Et
',tfa'S i1 consumption svgfY ycdr from no other
H"' hundreds, nay thousands who tT-at such
G wr..ias With ta1 greatest indifference ggt
.ri them ruu on for week. aud even mon ks N.il-
Hu' 'N'"hlnE0 OF the danger At hr-t y1E have
VIVA. sou may e'Hs.,r q s.gst COUCH ora
''s.f v'u allow lIsrrsE. r~.eEsarc orclgt'-ss-
Nes g. Hrgvcut YOU t..u g.,Elgf 20 any attention,
Z 'H.t settles u2Nn your breast, sou bcr1uc
1ur-sr. have pains Ic fIs side er cacst, tNgrgto-
iatc .Hr-c quantities ui m1ffer, roruaus missed
.'in Di,u1, difficulty ~ breathing cu-I,s. and
.hfu F1U hEc that yCgr uva foolish Neglect hos
brought ou tuls Cistrt Stag complaint. Lttusu
You Fsiue LtH OF hHufH, rn wltoCt il run. and
do not trde with your COLD, or ms nang
411cN uVstsu a 60 gg,e you, bat .uI lcGlsiyly
procure a hottie or tV'0t lG1t famous rewC#v.
tG. 'Ht-SAM DF WILD CHERRY which
well EaUwn TO o. DE most speedy core ever
known, as many thousands VIII testify who's,
tNCs have been sav-t5Est.
re very ga.ricnigr when YOU purchase iaasN
CHERRY as there ts O. SYRUP ofthis nam,
On Zee.
Prepared. who'cra', 6 retail, hy WILLIAMS
y 60. chemists SO. D., south Fourth Street
PHILADELPHIA. Prices lg0pc, bottle.
sold lu Wheeling wng.es1'g and retail, hY
J.. CEUNHACkER,
oct lE ANo tinted aIr0t.