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The hornet., 1843-09-12
ICoMMUNICATED,
MeSSrS. EditorS:-

IHeSSrS. EditOrS:--
| beg leave to make few rem'iH|
gard to the present fourlshlng cOnu''
School at Shongalo-at this time
immediate charge and superlniendSDI
HUGHES & LADY. | attended moi !"
an examination of the StudenS
Female) of said Institution, and caDD'I
this public expression of the delgn' Il y
ication which | experienced IN W.T. p
proficiency manifested by the Pppi ,.,i
various studies. The rigid ana i,
examination of the students, wnl'a y,
derwent with honor and credit 70 uS
also gave an earnest of the hIGn IT, H.,
and industry of their worthy lea'" u
School is large and prosperous H.. 4 /
some seventy or more pupils y i~ N
is situated at a most beautiful M N
healthy spot. The examination Sin, "~,
two days, was concluded BY an a1nr ,,
interesting debate between the g,ss ssDS, 5.tl
of the Male Department. lDs .,.,,, s,
spirited and logical, and evincea gr g,,rl n
and investigation; and the yOuuiS i5st h
engaged in it, promise at some ,rI ,,sI
figure in a more prominent anu
of life. ,;,sI
But their advancementln IN leaIn l.,,
great rapidity with which they fS@ Fb,rr
useful information, is the result T,,'"obs-i .,
bic, industrious and prudent leaGD ! "a. n,
fications not combined in all Of u~ ,,oa5
He who undertakes to train the IS, 4; !
the way in which it should go sIs ~ ,sI
ton, at once, delicate, response
able. Whether we view Mr.. HCT5s he
in the CAPACITY of teachers 10 !, H,l
mind, or as keepers of the only Iy,rs =, b
village, take the greatest ii5odsr
ing 10 them, talents, skill and lnu, ..,, !
one hand, and hospitality, nea's Sacos
teous bearing on the other',.a1or,I ,.1or,I 3
them in their efforts, and llOS'"
from the public. cpECIB
The hornet., 1843-09-12

-,---I.,,, bo1se snd doomed ~ meet ln'f'la'''
Jsa,b The feet T., lho Legislature % N'N.
'l' ,'aly 4. ,esmsIy scented with IIe smell OF Q
'a.,.Gro. Tho vhigsb1so sinaIon'y 81 o'n'
a.ry on lolat ballot, bsiog 90 iaf'','' ~ y.
- .,ors ,bs la,t election, lhap'o''''
,...,s, rlnIsd orh by ibs lasi nnWbff ~
N, o,afiuIaspef. pii1 ruon si'Ifn'l un'
n, ~. .s,ss afs.si II bls pfol'f.'''', ''' I
I'm .,glils thfowa urta be bi.a aoi ibai
a.,s 90 Conn" Do ai blu, iIai ibf Hi8h'
a.,shsIlo ~ ihs nses l8i give 90 . l'i ''.'.
g.afd. mlaesf .n wtal ihs whIf 'eo'o''
lgs saa sn.ksf State, gssi Hp i.if I'r'.
.a .H4ai.n'H CIBfmla a9'BI.f'Y.
The hornet., 1843-09-12

1POur friend, Col JOHN MCCLELLAN, has
handed US a very fine and superior sample of
Chewing Tobacco, as also an elegant and fine
ly favored specimen of Cigars, which he will
sell very low for cash. All other articles in
the grocery and produce line may be found in
abundance, by calling at his stand, which is
south of the public square.
The hornet., 1843-09-12

Notice the Card of Messrs. Minter, TER,
q Co., which appears in this days paper
Two of the firm are gentlemen well known
to the citizens of North Mississippi, and we
have but little doubt that their great popular-
ty with the people, will ensure them, as well
as the house with which they are connected,
a goody share of public patronage.
The hornet., 1843-09-12
WM. BOOTH & T. S. AYRES,

Will address the voters of Carroll coun-
ty, at Epperson's precinct, on Friday
the 22nd. inst. At the Meeting House
near Parker's, on Saturday the 23rd.
inst, at which the opposing candidates
for the Senate and Legislature are invi-
ted TO attend.
The hornet., 1843-09-12
CAMP-MEETING.

A Camp-Meeting will commence at
Sweet Water, formerly Bophumpa) on
the 5th October. We publish this no.
tice at the request of the Preacher in
charge of this Circuit.
The hornet., 1843-09-12

We wish every body to read the letter of
Jno. T. Leigh and others, Committee ap-
pointed on behalf of large and respectable
meeting lately convened in the town of Cof-
feevile, informing the Hon. B. F. Caruthers
that he had been selected as the first choice
of his fellow-citizens of YalObusha county, to
become candidate for Congress. The reply
Of his honor to the letter of said Committee,
is in unison with the feelings of all other pat,
riotic whigs of North Mississippi, and we.
would wish TO see il carefully perused.
The hornet., 1843-09-12
nPTnOMAS H. WILLIAMS, The inde

TTIIOMAS II. WILLIAMS, the inde-
pendent Democratic candidate for Governor,
will address his felIow-ctizens at the follow
ing times and places, to-wit:-
At Cof1eeville, on Monday 25th September,
Grenada " Tuesday 26th
Carrollton, &" Wednesday 9th
Middleton, Thursday 2Sth
Greensboro" Friday 29th
The hornet., 1843-09-12

We have had conversation with a gentle.
man who is direct from the Chickasaw coun-
ties, and he assures US most solemnly that the
contest lays between Thomas II. Williams. the
independent democratic bond paying candid.
ate for Governor, and George r. CLAYTON
Brown, the repudiating bank debtor, is not
known in the contest at ali. This proves that
the democracy of Mississippi, are again to
come forth cleansed and puried of the curses
OF anti.bondism. We would not in the least
suffer the pride we have for the success of the
whig ticket wounded. should honest Thomas
II. Williams be elected Governor of this State.
Although it could not be expected that anv
political measure, of national tendency
would receive his support or consideration.
yet he could openly and consistently proclaim
to the world, that the ireemen of Mississipp
had given up their public plunder policy, and
from that time forward were determined to
act as become christians and honest men
The hornet., 1843-09-12

The communication of our correspondent,
giving an account of the speeches of Messrs.
Brown, Clayton and Williams, opposing can
didates for Governor, will appear next week.
The hornet., 1843-09-12

On last week we stated that the Hon. B. F.
Caruthers would not be a candidate for Con-
gress. This information was gained from
The hornet., 1843-09-12

The elections Of the dillcrea,S
took place previous to the Pre-,
ton Of 1910, were any thing bot
the Wing party Indiana, in The
cut precisely the caper shes cm
But this does not discourage h,r
in the least-lhey believe lhemea
majority by hundreds Of lhou,anl
.lmpatientIy painting for the coal,
believe in Henry Clay first and asti
unanimous vote, will place him 10 ot
dental Chair, on the 4lh of Mau
The National Intelligencer, in the cod
article on "Whig prospects," has N
ing remarks, in which we entireIyc
"For ourselves, we have not tbea
that the Whig party is at this mom'i
er than it was four years ago; mOrl
because more united and compacIetI
ter prepared than ever it has been n
with its adversarieS, because animas
double motive of redressOg injury
has Itself sustained, and acCOmPIsa
for the country. We look forward q
cheerful and abiding confidence to I
for the Wings in November, lSliH
ferior in brilliance and deCisveneS
which it won in November, loio
not now doubt, and we never ha" %
this result"
The hornet., 1843-09-12

Reuben DAVIS. the "sh.n.n, star Of North
Mississippi aad who will be more lamIIIafIy
known as the prostitute from the whIg rank.
To reputation and oco.focoI,m, and who so.
ted for Tucker in the last election and rcceig.
Cd hi, appointment as Judge Of tho High Court
Of Errors and Appeals as the price for his vote,
has again taken the stump in favor Of repudi.
alton. Reuben is a very wild fellow, and
il We were to Judge Of bis future acts by those
Of the past, We should certainly set him down
as a dishonest man or fool After the eSpi-
ration Of the Executive appointment, this i'm.
pudent and seryie tool Of Tucker. had the
brazen audacily TO ask Of the People a con-
tnuance Of the crumbs, which had so freely
fallen from the Governors table. lie based
his only hope Of election upon the supposed
popularity Of anti-bondsm, and declared if
elected, and this question should come before
the Court, he would decide, for his own part
that the bonds should no, be paid. The black.
hearted sycophani, he should have been drv-
en- from the fed viii soor-s and Kisses. His
defeat was no punishment al aI-we knew he
would NEE; tina, fate, Or q he cid no, that the
most infamous villains and horse-thieyes in
the land might boast Of their rascaIity, and
meet with favor from majority of the peo-
pie. What would the people think TO hear
set of men, selected as Jurors, declare that
they would decide the case certain way, and
that too without any knowledge of the evi-
dence which would be adduced
Judge Gholson met Reub. the other day at
Aberdeen, and they discussed the bond ques-
ton. From the reports we have seen, the
Judge fayed this fellow most cruelty. Judge
GholSon is Democrat-but an honest man.
He don't advocate the doctrines of modern
democracy, that of public plunder and robbie.
ry by State.
The hornet., 1843-09-12

The loco-foco party have shouted Justify in
commemoration of victory, which thew sup
posed had been achieved in "Old Kentuck y
Poor ignorant devils--from the utmost deptb
OF our soul do we pity them. They know
nothing and are skilled in nothing but hum
bugs and deceptious prevarications. They are
led up to the polls, by aspiring demagogues,
and dePoste their votes as ignorant of conse.
qucnces, as the brute which is driven TO the
The hornet., 1843-09-12

cs,.sl conservation with the lodge, and p''
tore .hs correspondence, Which afp'an ~ 20
day'. paper. hsd iasso place le'~eeo 'h' I.'l
tls,. This srdsls has beea renosd i'r h' o''.
=, pu,po,s iban 70 siow that We we're fa'.'.
b.',y h ,hs m1isL. having previously 'n'.'
psisd iafmsl fousfroaisafs
Tls Ises.s.sp p,,ssi ol ilii s'ais af' fa'.
nas pfsaf dsH1th 10 iis Hay '' iH'sf''f .
svrtnfft. nksa 'fau fIsfrI oh's a''.'.
cred ~ tbs ila lisbfy cIar, u rh..i hs
stfs.sI ts u.sH4Hsf ~ its lHIfsi HI''fi
.rsal nnmsfHfiff.fgfsli a'f'f'nia q .
Il abs Zine. BaassfIy oppose i.s .1aA ..'.'
II Italis s1nHy Hus fi1t BE- changed VOW
a.t fsHfaa. .saa~aigsi Nt flIs., a0l @.
.a44f l+-r- tH= 4-f-sf is.rHifr n Itr-T1F
nfaasI fftn. H1a f8Y ofHsf mfH.sf aInf
fEs fsyai rs1uttt Wlfuamla .sea1sf
a.aisIaIHsonr f1ht ilfy 4" f.ans'
nIssa candid s..b'e'' fusn'
H4fbs hlt Iaas f1 JsHat c1H8aH hfthf.
aIsI afoa sasfy rp.af Of f.f political s'.aF
ils 4ItB@4faf f.saufs today a1'H1eei .'.
mafaw. sal 9sf sbsH fHHsi e. fs v1I.
Isu.sff4fls fltsfsfeHWtsI TUHHnl"'
bs a.I N tisay ray So a1s 'loai bs
.hsu saiHL.s af a1 gfsa aesaas.stgwsni 20.
having committed wrong 'Hf' mfa Doe
never lived. fl sham us rl1 rs.n' af Zee
rom hl.i Tie o3 8i8fe goes - wHsm18
fbaaysf ,f.sHHu fa1I never"
viii ZONE good .8ra.faeo aImfff o' John
h. Calhoun. lel af whsts bs s'gbl WHEN NJ
Clay va v.s'iUog bIs powefu. mind 10 orpo.
sinon to the United State. Bans va, be-
NOT. n, ths Bank champion, armytd against
u,- bobIs.bslrei Clay, 10 support Of ODE Bank
Add Ia, he not bitterly denied lbal be has 'v'
ef changed q. consistency consistency
The hornet., 1843-09-12

It's we'll known laiIs
county lbai lbe 1olonaa
Who foiei lbe N'an o.
hogsrad daingl, wattis
dIsnd ~ llis llsmIaqs
ufthaf kngen, ihtt slLt
bu.lIy suR19sirBgaH.af
wsG "uh Auni" 49,
bound If ils 1guHlyaf
p Ae.iisf o. Coming
pouli wish 10 ffsakats.
i1i IDf ilpi luuafhH
dfsd yfnifffam iIsBh |
.sBfsl, uhsn De- wl
Anau ~ iIls shss8Imna
Fai fhs poor hHi bHfs
mui ubsmai Wst
ff5i been fgf Hs hs
~ fIls iismlarvHyf htr
lfgHaifsi Gmffsbm.fEw
fla souaiYtYanBp.g
dlst 4 Ffsffmay
sofosi sad Deep 80
ih.f sstaf u1rfIff ped
vote hH gua 81 h.a aaE
ever igsi IH sHfmm
90 f.I.f, zee hbi f..fa
flsm elves lbs IHl.tfa's.af
fH liemwmFY f1 fo'saf.a
every IHIisHI.Hl uI,outtst
H H e qualification 20 hos
been tmnl euf, ual H4l
dead wifb iIs honest srsa
We beafi a1 honest Iamaa.
bog patriotic of fsrue..erahl,
ihe iieminRways 10 nksa
pyofof any principle hsyas
ward themselves aBd dsm1aiH
lbo Democracy every Office
crumb The bright aod oaf.
81 office has made many an
consummate villain When "
lu1Inlcd with tie fact. thattls
gHcs oigac which prompt, a pst
ia the arena among candidates. v
our voice against them, and mt.
knife, dHihs kaitc 10 hs hik.'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-01
ave prescribed u IN many ether cases, ia
n ~ mas brought away 200 and 400 Worms.
...... IONA rfiAN MORRIS.
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS

Ihere are Vermifuges in almost every section
TO Fahnesiock e. which is not the case -tbcre
sIe none IKE T.. they contain DANGEROUS ingre.
olenls. Avoid them as you value lie and health
20 nor be per uaded by the interested vendeT
that others will answer az we'll
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-01

AND CERTAIN CURE FOR WORMS.
CERTIFICATE Of its efficacy can be seen a .
the store OF the subscribers sufficient to sal
lsiy t1e most lncrednlous. Price % cents.
rar-ea-' WHJTBLEY, Green CO. Pa.
"a, MAJ 18th. 1913. :
year or; have been using your Vermifuge in
my practice for number OF years md find r.
the most sure and safe Worm DESTROYER that /
ever had
NJ was caileq 20 child SAX or seyen years old in
MAY, lS42, which was then in spasms with The
worms, gave u one vial Of your VermifuVe. a.
Greeahlyt TO directions, and the child passed 40
and u passed zoo mere making in ali s4O Worms,
Inc chlld recovered immec lately, and has eDjov-
ed good health ever since
nave prescribed Il IN many ether cases. ia
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-01

i la! what makes Your teeth So unusually --.
| Suoth Joshs Dulcina, to him ro,her night
70 make yours look SO, with a erin replied Josh
] we bought you bottle of Thorn's Tooth Wash,
us the best now IN use, so the gentle folks say;
Aud since they've Fri ed this, cast ali others away
But TO prove il the bes' to make the teeth shine
Look again, my Gear Sal, az the luStrs Of mi ne
| Then try tins great Toot Wash,
The Ieaberry Tooth ~ ash,
And see II the Tooth Wash of Them is NOT 6ne7
A MONG the recommendauons TO the above, are
the fOllowings
Having tried DR. 'Thorn's Tea berry Tooth
wash and beeome acquainted with the ngre j.
eI II one OF the safest. as II is one Of the most
peasant tooth washrs now muse. ID HUNT
Pttsburgh Sept Is, 1912. Denti 81
lake pleasure IN stating, after having ma q
use OF Fhorn's Tea berry Tooth Wash thatitiis
one OF the best dentrfces IN Being in a Ii
qud orm, u combines nea 'ness with convenience
WINE II cieanses the enamel and removes the
geance peculiarly desirable. JPTIBBITS, NJ L.
- The undersigned have used Thorn compou nd
Tea berry tooth wash and have found il to -
an extremely pleasant dentnfrce, exercising
most saiutary nhuence over The teeth and gums;
preserving those INDISPENSABLE members from
premature decay, preventing the accumulation of
lariar, and purifying the Breath. Having thor
oVshly tested It's virtues, take pleasure in ie-
commenting u TO the public, believingit TO be
the best article ofthe kind new IN use.
Nj BERTSON JAMES p lack
KObT II PEBBLES. CHAS B SCULLY,
C. DARRAGH, WIN M'CANDI,ESS
II ktNGWALr, LEONARD S JOHNS.
J NJ MOORHEAD. JAS S CRAFT
For sale BY JAS BAKER. Wheeling. Va
feb 3 lyl
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WHEELING VA.
ME SUBSCRIBER is nnw prepared, with The
y necessary machinery, and i successfully
prosecuting the manufacture Of Lard oil 20 his
WIN ms pfesent machinery 70 turn out abOuf ak
Funored gallons Week, Of Oh that he warrants
eqeai 20 any manufactured in the TTnifed States
Tor al purposes equal TO the best Sperm and 10,
machinerY Tar superior 10 any other kidd Of ell
re ~ enabled 90 sell az the lowest Cincinnati
puces. mtuers mgchinsts, merchants and others
are invited % sive him CALL as he ~ prepared 10
sell wholcs9ic-or retail on such terms as-canDrs
tailfo please Oh put up 10 Barrels. Keua cans
OF IN any manner or qnantity 20 SUIT purchasers
All orders promptly attended 20. Address
III WARREN.
Cash paid for Lard msrf5
E2LOUR-25 barrels s6perior Ffsss Famil,
~ fisur, Ter sale by
kss JAMES n PoBgTTH q 80
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-01
INSURANCE,

LNiRE .&AfARlNE iNSURANCE-Thers a.
- INVESTIGATIONS only m which individuals can
ke placed, where they can adequately appreciate
lng upon the runs Of their own properly, thtg
recoivipg from an insurance Office the full n
mount which they have losc or ziandfng on the
same spot surrounded perhaps BY dcsolaiefe fam.
~. lamenung hat stupidity and follv which had
taslea % prsvide for such n Contingency.
INSURANCE. co OF HANTFOhD, CONN
Wi. take rlske on dwelling houses, ware houses
stofee, mills, factories, &c, together with their
coeteuts, such az furniture. merchandise. ma
cntneIv. and cveryother description u iasurabie.
ptoPsriY' also, on steam, keel and flat boats
ssna tner carg<es 70 and from any port on the
,,ofises "a Man street, nsasly opposite the u S
AsN~ faa 8, iafe.
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THE subscribers beg leave 10 in form the siti
zens Of Wheeling and vicinity. th0t they
have opened ,i - ~
GENERAL FURNISHING WARE HOUSE.
~ No l43 Main street, Wheeling, Va. where
may be found an exten sive assori ment OF Gilt
aRd Mahogany frame Looking GlGsses, P0r-
TRAIT and Picture frames; Upholstery ware con-
nsnnz Of Feather Beds holsters Pillows, Gull
ed hair Spanish moss, Gotten, husk and spring
mattresses; together with full assortment Of
the latest style and best finished FURNITURE
ever offered IN this city; all Of which viii be sold
on the NEST reasonable terms and Warranted.
Alro Locking glass Plates, mahogany veneefs,
yarnish, Spanish moss, &c, sc, constantly on
hand.
STEAM BOATS furnish ID with every article
OF furniture on the most accommodating terms
and At short notice.
Orders 10 ZasesviIlo can be left with J p
ADAMS & Co. 1lT 80
iy2s MENDEL g. HARBOUR.
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having learned that counterf u Brandeth pills,
\ are sold m W heeing / IN form the public that
y. Falrchlld ls the only aeent for that elty.l Z
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PACKAGE EXPRESS VIA. CT MBERIAND
AND WHEELING TO CINCINNATI.
IFHNHE public arc informed that 6 GREENE q
co. have entered intu an arrangement
with the Baltimore aud Ohio Rail Road Compa-
ny 10 run Car with the passenger train 10
cumberland. and are prepared TO forward Pack
ages. parcels, and bundles, at. 20 and from the
following places.
Frederick, Hancock Hdrper's Ferry Martins
burg. CUDberId1ld. UheeHng, CiRcinndti
Packages received and forwarded daily by fhe
M all Fran, leaving Baltimore at1 Ia nj. ar.
rlvine at Wheeling by EXPRE SIS, early the fol-
The above line " ilfforward packages, specie
Drafts. Bills OF Exchange. make collections and
attend 10 the purchase of goods in Baltim re-
Philadelphia. New YORK and intermediate towns
Creene q co. having connected the above line
with Griswold & Co.'S Baltimore AID PhIadel
pha, add Adams e. Cos New York and Boston
Express Lines. pledge themselves 10 execute
with fidelity and despatch, any business edtrusl
ed 10 their care.
N. b All packages by theabove line must be
marked Care of Greene Il Co.'S Western FIX
press. FJIbOse from the West Greene a. Co.'S
Eastern and Northern Ex.Tess." We beg 10
Teier 70 the following gentlemen; ~, "a = 80
Mtssrs BrVskhead & Pearce.
Do TALBOT, Jones & Co.
Do Matthews. O,ild a. Co. D1'"mo'e
WIN Rphinson. Jr. Esq. / rTs r..
Messrs Dickinson s. Co, CumberEdnd
Do Jas Forsyth q 90, HheeIinR.
MISUNDERSTANDING q Duncans, Cumberland
Jas n Esrsyth a. Co Hheelfng.
M All packages addressed TO the care of the
above agencies will be forwarded with dCspatch.
GRRE1E & CD. N
aug 81 2 Iss Market street Baltimore.
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E RowN & cos Baltimore, PhiIadeiph,a. Cum
n y berland. Piitsb Irgii. Wheeling Cincinnati
Louisville and 81 Lonis package Express, Foreier
Letter, and General Forwarding Office Specie
Bank Notes. Parcels. and cases OF Goods Of ever,
description. WILDE received and forwarded win
The utmost despach to all the Eastern, Wesiein and
Southern cities. also TO Liverpool. London. Paris and
Havre. t--rr'
Particular attention given 20 Custom House Bust
moss. coIlseiion OF nsies, drafts. bills. &c. &C.
Special messenger i'll leave the Baltimore.
Philade phis. and New York offices daily
OFFICES AND AGENTS
MessrE ATKINSON & TENPLkNAN. Cumberland, Nd.
JAMES Y. CALDWELL. Esq. Wheeling. Va
l.. 7. FRANcIscUs & Co. Third ST. CineinnarIi, Ohio.
And No 30 N Main. ST Louis. Mo.
GEaRGE A. BERRr. Esq Pittsburgh. Pa.
BRowN & Co, AZ Sourh Third Street, Philadelphia
Pa. r-. -l -.
Ard Museum Building. Baltimore street. Bsliimote,
wa july Is
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3 a FAHNEsToCK e. co.
Corner Of SIKH and Wood ste. Pinsbureb.
= 3 M'MRCHFN. -.
JONAS CRUMRACRFR. &
JAMES BAKER.

A FAHNESTOCK,s ANTI nj .IOIis
tlLl;S-A gentle bat efficient cathartic, er
pIessy aqaptcd TOR family physic; nd are NOT
surpassed by any other pill n use for an cases i'm
whlch cathartic is Indicated They VIII operst >
thoroughiy without gripping. Price Is cts for a
Dox eontaining 30 gills.
Pnfueio &c OF Couch Balsam-A vaIuabl.
remedy tor Coughs and Colds Price 2s ce1fs.
COugh Iozcnges. Thee Lozenees possess a I
We virtues OF the best COueh Syrup, are convc-
TO the taste. Price Is cent?
CdrmtRoftUc IOzenFes for the cpre Of the
GUNNER complaint. As the season 3 now ap-
pc aching m which bowel complaints ars always
very ,uOubiesOme as well 40 dangerous every
,emiiY should be provided with box Of these
lsY91eiees, winch, fused according % directions
VII certainly cure. Price 25 cents.
Laqiid CpOdeidoc This .psnetrafing article
poss, SEES double fhe strength Of he common
yp2oel9Oc ~ more cleanly and much more con
FenientE applied. Price % cents.
kor salsbY p 3 N'HECHEN.
NhssisnG Ys.
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n NLOTIlS. &C.--Aiy stock al Broad CLOrdS
~ Beaver CLOTHS. CASSlAiEEES, SAITH
NETrS. VESIiN(sS and all other sriiclss Gentle
mens' wear very rumrlsio Ind desirahle Call ard
see Them. (ocI p VT SELBY.
LPACAS, MERiNOES. Sc. &c.--Yon WI
4 n hn1 al CeIBer Main and hladison streets. q
snperb assormen, of Alpacas, Chusaus. M-tnoe<
I'lain and iig'd Mouslin de LANES aud oil oihe
| Fashionable WINTER GOODS. Examine hef,n
YOU huy, aud yos will find them chop nd desirable
oci2 w 4 SELBY.
q HAWLS!-A splendid stock ofSuAwLS o.
~ every description will he iOan,l on uI
al tho FANCY DRY GOODS STORE. Of
ost2 w r SELBY
ENXTR4 FINE-A few pieces super Gg',
| M aud wHiered Fren-h vELvErS for diesses.
superior quality. Call soon or yon will m'ss them
oct W.T. SELBY.
DLaIN GOODs--AIole colorcd Alpacas
y Mefinpes and aio',zlIn .ie Lanes for dreSsc,
aud Plain Shawls, Game materially Also. a is.
assortment Of friendly prints and other plaza GOODS
at (oei ~ w SELBY'S
HDASKETS-A Let travelling BASKETS
/ ID j"s' reed by l"ci3J W IT sELBY
nIMIrY RUFFLEs-A beautiful style OF
-. thus article. sOmeihitg new. you can find al
ocI3 SEIBY'S.
HBLANKETS. Ba!ZEs AND FLANNELs
Cd u YOU call al the Corner MAN and Madison
Streets. near The site of the contemplated new
| !iriise.l yuu will buy me fine Blankets. B,rz
and Fiannels. rs they are good and cheap. oct 3
III IMBRELi.AS--I have just received new
q supply of UMBRELLAS. among which ar,
lew extra size superior s,Ik. large ennugh Cor
maui and his family Il nut more Than ten in number
oct 3 ,-- w II SELBY.