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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-06

Silk handkerchiefs,
White and black File
glnves and Nlltis,
Silk. colt. & Md do do
ArIiticiAi Flowers.
Black lace. chantilla, flle
aud gauze wells,
Mourning Collars.
Fillet. thread. AMI Isle Ia
ces. edgi G., foctIngs, &c
NalmeIra Cuttings,
RIhbo' 5 m great variety,
Bihck& undressed HOllal.d
Figured, CheiIie & plgIn
parasOIs.
Scotch gingham & Cotton
umbrellas.
Nesiiugs, SOmo Spanish
patterns,
"A large stock Of NotisnS,
such as buttons. brushes.
com bs, pins, bosses. tapes.
silks, cords. sus-
pcuders, gun caps. &c.
] 1 tales Al bro. Muslin.
4 do bleGched DO
l0-4 and ID 4 Blankets.
. bales cotton yarn o to 10
Wadding and hating,
GI'knrys and Flannels.
Carpets aud Rugs.
7 lurence braid * honey
rombLeghorn, IL braid &
" illsw iash'ble bunneIs
GenIlsmon's single IL dJu-
bic hrimcd Leghnrn nals..
Palm leaf do, sc.
IIATTER'S FURS AND
TRIMMINGS.
Nuiria, Russia, Aluskrat
and COnsy,
findings and bindings,
SkIvers, sides & tips.
Stopping brushes, feathers,
TIP pa pers,
'hellack aud extract Of.
.ng weed,
'aNony and Spanish felis.
.Ows.rIng., &c.
1t n small advance for
tail. Those wishing 10
us a call, mind at No.
halt find goods as cheap
lie city,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-06
DISSOLUTION OF CO.PARTNER-
SHIP

OF CO.PARTNER-
SHIP.
! WI = partnership heretofore existing between
n the subscribers under the firm Of Brown q
Hidden, wa dissolved on the 9Th GAY of March
SAB. by mutual consent. The business Of the tc
m Will be settled by eI her OF tue former part
nersi those who may HOt be called on i'll please
cali nj the old stand, on Nam street, FIRST door
counts. Il BROWN,
Wheeling MARCO 1913. A HADDEN.
& CAR ).-R BROWN, respectfully tenders
- his hanks 10 the pubic for tho patronage
HaadGI and ia Teurlug from the same recommends
II alden. who will continue the business To their
custom. Mr. II, was the prae tical partner of the
late cOnCcTT add will he able 10 il all orders wit
which he may be favored, viii, promptness and
to The sat istactiOn OF thUsG who may favor him
ma 20 I'm
CHANDLERY.
A LEX'R MADDEN takes this opportunity TO
N inform the former Gus toners Of the late firm
Of Brown & MADDEN, and the public generally,
that he Will continue the SOAP AND CANDLE
BUSINESS atthe old stand, usual, and soli-
cts a continuance of their custom. mar 81
EDIO COFFEE.-lGO BAGS Prime Green.
Ia just received and foe sale low by
mar p WIN PAXTON & son.
TANNERs' oIL.-lO Bills brown. for
sale by tmar 22l WIN PAXTON & SON.
on KEGS No l, KENTUCKY TWIST
eOVD TOBACCO, received aud for sale 10y
mar - WM PAXTON a. son.
FOR RENT.
~ ME Store Room on Market Square, az present
occupied by A II Yurke & CO. also The store
room on MaiR street, OF present occupied by y
Elimaker and also the store room Main Street
al present occupied by u Pollock a shoe Store
Tins room will be arranged and fited up. - o.
/ make d one Of The most convenient and desirabl,
stands in the city. for any business.
! mr24 w r SELBY
In EMONs.-5 BOXES. fnr sale by
4 mar % WIN PAXTON g. son.
~ OUISVILLE LIME.-5O BBLs, jos
4 received and for sale low by
NOR p WIN PAXTON g. SON.
80 KEGS OF RED LEAD. received and 70
q M sale BY tfeb6l OLIVER PRYOR.
~ TONS PIG LEAD.
~ As BAGS SHOT. assorted Nos.
d Justrecei,ed and for sale low by
VI mar % WIN PAXTON a. son.
'i - bills LOAF SUGAR.
III. - TIERCES RICE. Received and f.
sale bv wM PAXTON & SON.
] mar p
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-06
COPPER. TIN & SHEET WARE.

COPPER, TIN e. SHEET IRON WARE.
ME SUBSCRIBER weuld inform his oil Gus
l. toners and the public generally, that lac still
continues To manufacture the above articles in ala
lhelr varieties al his old stand ga Uni, ~ Street,
WHEELING VA. JOBBlNG of all kinds done
Of the shortest nulice. Houses covered with COP
PER- TIN, ZINC. or SHEET IRON, ON the most
approved plan AMI reasonable tern.~. From his ex.
Perehce IA This business, he haIIt himself that lie
VIII Toe able 10 give general satisfaction SPOUT
ING Tor houses. OF every kind. size and price made
To order with prOmplHCss and despairh. lie also
conii"ues the manufacture 4 RUSSIA IRON
CRATES for dwellings either phin fancy -
These CRATES for COmf,ri, Cosv eucuCo aud beauty
add greasy 10 the finish Of parIUr.
ALSO on hand variety Of patterns ofCOOHING
SIOFES either for wood or coal. suitable cor Hotels
Steamboats, or Private families. W hIch cannot be
surpassed 10y any IA this market, either H. Utiry
price, all OF which he Is determined 10 sell at the
most reduced prices for Cash or approved barter.
/ lmar23l TliOS G. CULBERTSON,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-06
MARKET STREET CHAIR AND FURNITURE
WARE ROOMS.

Their stock consists IA part of Mahogany. Walnut
Curled Maple, Grecian, French. Scroll Posi- and
knockon. Cane. Cushion and Spring Seat Chars
knock0n. Standing Fret French. Scroll Top, Stat
Back and Straight Spindle Wood seal chairs. tuge-
iher with every variety IF odd chairs. such aTge
cane and cushioned seat. Mdhnginy, Valiant. Bos-
Ton, Scroll Top, and Stat Back Rocking Chairs.
Table Sewing. Nursery and Childrens' Chsrs.
Also a good supply Of Bedsleads. Tables. &c,
constantly hand. Persons desirous Of purchasing
would do we'll to give a call, as we are certain
10 please both in price and quality. Chairs or Fur.
niture made 10 order The shortest notice.
N 3, Chairs conveyed TO any part q the city free
Of charge. mar 2S-3n
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-06
THE GOLDEN BOOT.

THE GOLDEN BOOT.
JACOB BERGER, r specially informs his for
- mer customers and The public gen rally, that
lie has reInuved his shop few doors SOUTH If the
Big Red Boot, just opposite the Big Bt1ok fiat. add
a few ,'0Jrs above the GREAT WEsTERN; where he
is prepared to finnish gentlemen with BOOTS AND
SHOES Of the most fashIunahle style equal at leas,
(ifnoi SUPERIOR any IN the city, either French or
English. Don't forget. the sign of the GOLDEN
BOOT. few doors below the Virginia Hniel.
apI 81 JACOB BERGER.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-06
EOR RENT.

MACHINE CARDS.
HE SUIT scrIb~r has Just received foil assIr
mrnI Of MACHINE CARDS Of eastern
manufacture. The Leather is Of the best qua lity.
which he offers 10y the sell. 10 clOIhe any cy In
der i'm tho machine, nj prices 10 suit the times.
mar 10 2m SAML NEEL.
ANAL PAPER AND BORDERING.
w Just re-, eived fresh supply of new
Wall Paper and Bordering, which will be sold at
reduced prices.
STEPHENSON e. HASWELL.
np3 Uninn street.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-06

FREIGHT TO AND FROM WHEELING.
From Blliimnre-Dry Goods SIPS Groceries ST.
Tobacco %. GenSIal Produce o. cts. to Bali
more
Zanesvillc-37 els
CIncinnati- 10 cts
- Lnui,ville-lJ cts
Nashvilie-35 cts
" ST Louis-3O els
To aud from Pitlsburgt--l0 ctS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-06

Black. Blue, Invisible Bot
tie Green, brown a. Ora,
| Cloth,
Blue, black, drab. slate 4
sage culOred Cashmere.
French, plaid. blue ub'l
black, drub single milled
do.
SatIinett & Kcnluky jeans
all qual'Iies and prices.
Summer sluGs Tor men and
hoys.
Plain and stripped Linen
drIllings.
b ne drill & Mexican mix.
lures,
Cotton AIDES 8 giraffe clu.h.
GambroOn Dad VelVrIeen.
500 pieces Prints. assert
ed qualities,
A beautiful assortment 81
FrSnch Mosaic a. English
Chung aud Lawn,
NiouslIu dc LANES 81 ehal-
ieVs,
Chambray, Manchester .
EarlslOn and American
Glnghams,
Bonnet silks and Lawns,
various cUlDrs,
Bleached a bro Irish liza
ems. grass do
Cd and 1914 damask Ia.
hle diHper.
Crash aud hirs's eye DO.
White, black and mixed
hose aud hall hose.
Silk do.
AlPacha Luslre.
Bonn bazines,
French < English mrri.
noes,
Black aud blue black gro, ]
lie Rhine silks, |
S ripped, fg'd a. water'd d, I
SILK a. tabhy velvet.
D 4 4 S-4 Silk shawls.
Ladies' aud gentlemen /!
satin d. ELK scarfs. L
BandanIa. fax d. fancyl
We are willing to sell
cash either Wholesale or r,
purchase will please give
l3l Main ST., where they
as al any other house ia u
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-06
!. y Ipbnsiop. w NJ. Bersyh,ll. L.H.gsnbolhasr
JOHNSTON, BERRYHILL& co.

AA1 OULD inform the public thai they nave re-
w eeiNed from the East aud have now open,
ed at No. l5l, Main street.. large stock offspring
and Summer Goods, French. Eugl.sh and Americ an
"a part follows:
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-06
DESIGNATION or PARTNERsmIP

DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP
II ME firm of w r Selhy g. Co. was Dissolved
on the llth inst. by mutual consent, and IN
order to bring the business Of the firm To speedy
close It is necessary that all their accounts should
be settled forthwith. All those therefore knowing
themselves ind bted either by note account are
respectfully requested call aud pay the same. with
out delay; those neglectng this notice will shortly
iud their notes and accounts in the hands Of proper
officers for collection w Il SELBY
mar2t ALFD BENNETT.
wv T SELBY will continue the Dry Cords
w business al the old sand. where the pres
chi sioCk Of goods on hand will be disposed Of at
very reduced prices those waning bargains ior cash
will find % 10 Their advantage 70 call. mar p.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-06

We are willing TO sell at n small advance for
cash either Wholesale retail. Those wishing to
purchase will please give call. mind at No.
l3l Main ST., where they shalt find goods as cheap
as at any other house ia The city,
nar25. G. & A.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-06

a h W HEtSKt1.t.. has received and is nov
~. opening at the corner Of Union and Mar, c,
Street. opposite ) julh West corner ct the MARKET
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-10-27
CU1'- Nothing from Ohio to alter the last advcos
LIFE OF HENRY CLAY-BY JUNIUS.
THE JUNIUS TRACTS"

We have just received four tracts by "Junius"
author Of "he Crisis ofMe Country" in 1910, of
which we had seen notices in our exchanges, in
high terms of praise. They are indeed gems ofthe
first t0ater. We have never seen so much matter
condensed into so small space. The first is
"7he Test, or Parties Tried By their .qciS" and is
triumphant exhibition of the high character
and noble, though in many cases, Inverted efforts
Of the late Congress. 1t is full Of most important
facts and documentary evidence. The second is
entitled "IHe Currency" and is allowed to be the
hest essay upon the subject ever written. The
third is "The Tariff an invaluable document
containing all the important facts, and the whole
ofttc great Argument. The fourth is The "Life
Of Henry Cloy" The great excellence of these
Tracts, is, that every child can understand them
and ye, they done in staesmanike manner.
They are treasure TO the Wing party aud Ii
brary for the people. The simplicity and vigor
with which they ARE written, and the volumes of
iacis with which they abound, small us they arc
rare exceencies of political wiring. They are
expressly designed TO give Information TO the mass
Of the people, and are therefore Published in HE
cheap form Of tracts, OF iG closely printed pages
sand. Al least a thousand Of encil ought TO be
scattered in every county Of Vermont, or to aver.
age that according 10 the population, TO be read nj
The trc-slde the coming winter They will be
food for The minds tie people and such food ms
they want to prepare them forhe contest Of 1874.
Aslhe tracts are cqPy-rghted,wc are not permitted
to copy them at length, but we shall take an early
opportunity 10 present extracts, specimens of
the style, spirit and pith Of these admirable docu-
ments, They will he found to be not barely read
able, but auraclive-highly interesting and in
sructlve.
These Tracts aro published aud sold by Greeley
S. Mc'Eiralb, Tribune office, New York. at The
price above named
We cannot forbear To remark, that this new
mode ofpoliI'cal action. by TrdcfS from such an
allie hand, TO he carried to the fresides, is one of
great promise, and ought TO be carried into i'm
mediate execution They sustain like relation
to The great questions III debate Lelorc the coun-
try, which The Scriptures, in the bands Of the peo-
Pile do, 10 Christianity. Each one can read Tor
himself and find il all there.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-10-27
PENNSYLVANIA.

The York Gazette, The loco organ OF the 18th
district, comedies that The member from that dis
trct Or. Ness,J was pledged to and elected 10y the
Whigs-that he was a Wing in 1910, and is a
Wing now. In the leh, the official gives Andrew
Stewart, wing, 1877 majority, and in the Tioga
district, A. II. Read, loco, succeeds. So the re
suit in Pennsylvania is thirteen Wings and eIeren
locos-the first Wing delegation from Pennsylva.
MIA since Mouroe's administration. Welcome,
Pennsylvania
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-10-27

Il funeral at Nauuoo. -'E"'" Gas we op-
preached the city, we met n mournlul cavacade
conveying human being to his last resting
P'ace FIRST zane common wagon, drawn by
horses, IN which was the coffin, rough look.
ing box, with three men sitting upon il in their
SHIRT sleevs' Behind this came rough wagon,
drawn ny oxen in which was large family of
children OF all ages and young woman about
eighteen appearing as chief mourner, her cheeks
wet with tears, probably burying her father.
of neighbors, accompanied the remains to their
last resting place"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-10-27
COL. JOHNSON.

We understand ha, Col Richard NJ. Johnson,
ofKentucky, late Vice President, will arrive in
town at about II o'clock this dny (Thursduy J
Arrangements have been made for his reception
and 10 pay him the respect due to an old Soldier
who has done good service. lie will be escorted
by The Montpelier Rife Company aud cnval.
cade Of citizens, under the direction Of G. W. Bar.
ker, to his quarters where the usual ceremonies
will be gone through with.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-10-27

Po,diry.-It is scarcely credible how valuable
is the poultry in the United States. By the sen.
sus of 1910 it was returned at Sl2,!76I7
New York contributes So, 1913, OPS, more Than
the value of all It's swine, half the value of lis
sheep, the entire value of its neat cattle, and s
times more than the value Of all the horses and
mules in the state. These facts are derived from
republication of IIarper's, called the "Ameri.
ean Poultry Book"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-10-27
Wig maj.
332 Loco mai.

wing maj. 332 Loco maj ~
Wing gain from 1910, 3G2' Gloriously done
Ohio. The news is that the wings have the
House, by 10 or ~, and the Senate is equally deci-
ded or not over maj. loco-thus giving hand
some wing majority in joint ballot.
We defer stating the reported results in Con-
gross and the popular vote, both in Ohio and
Pennsylvania, until we can do it with at least toll.
cradle accuracy. Suffice ito say now, that the
reports are that the wings have II Members OF
Congress in Ohio to 0 locos ami one to be heard
from probably erroneous.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-10-27

SHoD' During Sunday we were visited with
a storm ofrain aud snow, aud odny (Monday)
the snow is falling rapidly. The Albany ADV. OF
the 20lh says that snow lay between Buffalo and
Rochester to The depth Of from ! to 10 feet.
Had the ground been frozen, we should undoubl-
eddy have had snow to lint depth here to- day.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-10-27

MIR. Plumb, from the select committee raised on
the petition of the inhabitants Of Brottleboro', re-
ported bill in addition to chap. SO r. S, author
isng the towns to raise or not raise a committee
OF three persons who may select certain persons
to sell spirituous liquors, and the county courts
may appoint such persons, whose licences shall
continue one year from their date road twice and
ordered to lie.
MIR. a. Allen called up the petition OF the in
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-10-27

DJ- At the recent Iocoioco State Convention.
the delegates Mt large to the National Convention
were instructed TO go for Martin Van Buren,.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-10-27

Prayer by Rev. Mr.. Thlotson.
Mi. hlce OF Somerset, not Strdtton, supported
The proposal yesterday TO fix the salary Of Judges
OF the supreme Court at Sll75 remarkng that
II Is me same salary formerly aowed.1
RepJns Of Committees. BY Judiciary committee,
bill Tor The rellet OF the town of Glastonbury Tau =
thorlsing new appraisal of lands, and extension
OF lime to pay tax OF lS42) which was ordered 10
81 reading against bill regulating travel fees for
service OF wrlls, sc. and il was dismissed By
Denerai COMMITTEE, bill TO alter the name of A.
ohzo Perselb, ordered TO Sd reading; against the
petition OF Joseph l., Anterior and others, aud
The petitioners had leave TO withdraw
Special Order. The House resumed consider
atom OF the bill revvng the act Incorporating the
Connecticut aud Pussumpsic River Rail Road Co.
the question being upon Mr. Davis amendment,
empowering future legislatures to alter, amend or
repeal the act.
Mr.. Henry moved to strike out the word repeal:
ayes 76, noes IS SO the amendment was rejected.
The question then REQUIRED upon the adoption
OF the amendment of MIR. Davis OF Norwich.
The amendment was sustained by Mr. Davis of
N. who regarded this as a question whether an
unlimited corporation should be created, utterly
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. restriction or control. The
right oil the state to take the road at the expiration
OF on years, and 10 reduce the toll to profit OF IL
per cent on the capitol he regarded us utterly USE
iess-Ihe lst, because the State never could pur-
chase the road and the last because the amount
oil proht was large, even al the lowest limit 10
had been said the stock might be above par, aud
therefore probably sold by the state; but OF this
there was not the slightest assurance. The result
would be- that the State would bs covered with
! corporations, OF immense capital, which could
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-10-27
GRAND ISLE cnIfNrv

thhND ISLE COUNTY
Is VIII No''' assistant Judgo qfue coun,y Court
Pardon Duel, nun BaiiG
Frederick Hnzcn, Siate's .9ttorHcg
Joel Allen, Judgo IF Probate
Augustus Knight, Elihu Park, Abncr Ludd, Jail Commits
soners.
wfNDHAS COUNTY.
Henry Smith, Judge Of Probate for he District Of Marlboro.
ORANGE COUNTY.
T"puun s so,, Assistant Judges qfNc County Court.
Levi b. Villas fudge Of Probate for The Distric, Of Randolph
Thomas Jones, H. E. @. Mclaughlin, Amos Blake, Jail
RUTLAND COUNTY.
z%, qT r Gr'i t 1,sisi , J@Sg Of e County Court
LAMoILLE COUNTY
calvin Si~ burnett Assistant Judges qfao County Court
Nathaniel Kcelor, Hydcpark, Sheriff.
Simeon Bridge, hlgh Bati&
Vernon p Noycs, John c. Page, Erustus P. Fitch, Jail
Commissioners.
ORLEANS COUNTY.
RSa5 TF% ronpc Assistant Judges qfc County Court
Goo Worthington, Jr. lrasburgh Sheriff.
i ioi9pa T ki%bnii 4 sss5 Sg SSs;,,y
George Nye. Judge Of Probate.
Thomas Jamoson Moody b. Kimbal Luke Spencer, Jail
The joint assembly for county appointments adj
journed to 3 p NJ. Saturday next.
COL Russell Hickok, Brigader General, I'd
Brigade.
Col James Morse, Brigadier General, 9th Brig
ade.
The Senate retired, and the House proceeded
with business.
Mr. Henry called up the bill relative 10 prose
cnIions Of inn-keepcrs, &c. for violations of tie
license law, violations ri the 23d, 9th and 2jth
sections may be prosecuted before Justice of the
peace, on complaint Of town grand juior) mo-
lion being to reconsider the vote dsrnissing the
bill motion carried, and the bin was support
ed by Alessrs. Grandy, Warner, Folsom and Da-
Wis Of NJ and opposed by Mcssrs. llbbord, Rice
of Somerset and Sherwood, when "A motion to
dismiss was carred-ayes 90 noes &c
The Senate amendment TO the resolution of the
House Mr.. Whuemore's) Oh joint rnes was non.
conCurred ill.,
Adjourned.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-10-27
& STATE JOURNAL.
FRIDAY, OCT. 81, ls43.
ELECTION SECOND TUESDAY IN NO,
FOR CONGRESS,
JACOB COLLAMER.
APPOINTMENTS BY THE GOVERNOR.
Portus Baxter, Derby,
Ezra Mech, Jr Shelhurne, .qids.ds-
Edward II. Billings, Woodstock, Camp.
George H. Beeman, Rutland,
THE ELECTIONS.

Baltimore. The Wings IRE again triumphant,
md OIL full vote. The vote for Mayor is as fol-
ows -
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1843-08-15
&epls Ginreibu,,a fiir9sferbe

Oiele Itbastare ginrcihuna 1T init ,pu,,.
osrtarem Grfols sebrauett wcrcen, aur 5sie
lung oer bartnefisttsn Sranebeiten ,pomit
pfsrbe bcbaftst ltno, folhe als
Alts 9trabnnuscn Sebwsllunaen, @teif.
belt, Gallen, oureb Srifen bonn &ummet 0.
BET Sattel pernriaett, Serenfuna oer@ebuls
tern, Ssrrenfnna bee 6aliee, 9errenfuns
Oct @eteneel, Scrrsnfuns Der 1Birbslencs
tbsn, Ssrrenfuns i'm Snie, Berrenfuna i'm
Sntbaar, Ssrreneuus Der Su6fsdslu uno psr
Su6aslenfe.
es htilt febr fhnsll alte uno friibe Dnms
ben, Sbnltte. QuetItnnaen &C., unb sitt
9lsltb qtnnernns in oer 8auoe unp anoern
Srantbslten, ,peteben pferpe init peifTsn
ShBen nno Staten untsripcrfsn fino, er3srst
onr6 bic Ct. Sobannespnr3el, ,pelcbe oft
bic 5ufe uno 8u6fnoebsm oerperbe perortt
Inh Ger 2Birfuns bon Salpbur6h bIauen
Sitriol uno anbern eben 70 fraftisen Wlit:
tsln ent9esen ipirfsn.
Diefe ginreibuns ipiro 6ufltbmicoem, gis
sentbumsrn Oou $iberp Stallen, Gubrleuten,
StaHdb.g gontraftorea unb Yripat 3 S,erreu
empfoblsn, ais cine unlbasbare W1spiain,
uno loIlte fort,pdbreno in ibren Stdaen ae,
balten werbsn. Gum Serfagf bei
James D. Qambert, Masnt
fir Wfarlbaa's iammtliete preparate.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1843-08-15
Or. 0. @b. S6erDlin's
Wlutretni0enbe 9 Winen

Slutretni9enoe Diuen,
0ie lteb in bsr Staot t7ew Qorr felt meb.
ten s5abren. burb ibre pcrahslitbe Gite, BEL
Der leicenoen Wlsnitbbeit elm 70 bobes, ,ppbl.
pereientes unieben erworben baben, ba6 its
nen beute ale anoere 50 en- uub Oaebi,i.
nenots 5ar Bieoerberitcllnns ber @cfunbbeit
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