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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-06
LOOK AT THIS.

THE attic ntion ofthose who have been some-
l. what skeptlcal in reference to The numerous
certificates published in favor If DIR SUayne's
compound syrup of Wild cherry. on account of
the persons being unknown in this section ofthe
State, Is respectfully directed 10 the following
certificate, the writer Of which has been a citizen
of this borough for several years, and is know n
as a gentleman OF integrity and responsibility.
To the agent, MIR KIRBY.
1 have uSei DR. Swa he's compound Syrup Of
Wild cherry for a cough, with which | have been
severely afflicted for about four nionths, and have
no hesitation III saying that Il IS the mos. effect
i've medicine that l have been able TO procure. 1T
cOmposes all unesslneSs, aud ayr, es well with my
dlst,-d- maIntsIns a regular e good appetite. |
can freely II to all others similarly
afflicted J MINNlCK,
March 9, 1910. Borough of ChambersburSh.
INTERESTING FACTS.
Or SrGyne-Respected friend, From the very
beneficial effects which | have received from the
use Of the C ,mpOUnd syrup of Wild cherry bark,
/ am fully wiling TO testify TO the astonishing
effect. My attack was that OF n common cold,
which begap TO threaten something OF a more
serious nature. Beng recommended 70 use the
above Syrup, ] finally give II a UIGl,-aud am
happy to say II gave me almost instant Telles. |
have used It freq iently, and always with the
same beneficial effects. If Others would use this
medicine at the commencement of their cold and
coughs, they wound prevent a disease which
would be more alarming ia It's character, and
much moro obstinate IN the cure.
ELWOOD l. PUSFY,
" w corner Arch and 5 SITS PEi!ad.
For sale by JAS BAKER, Wheeling. Va.
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CLOCKS. WATCHES. g. JEwELRY.
AZR A % EAIRCIuLn Ln. ,n.t 70.

ms lusA FCluFu-
W. cd from New York with az addition to his
stock Of goods. and tho Gliowing articles NAV be
found ot his Jew-lry store. at No 1877. Main II To-
wit.
Grld case. de'aShed lsve, watches. Gold case a..
'h"r escaI'ement watches. Silver cns. lever watch.
IS. Silver case Lepine ~nirhes. Silver ea.o verge
watches "f "ssoried patterns. Gold guard aud fob
chains, Guild guard and fob keys. Gold Eunine I'm.
ger rings, Gold dinmnnd finger rings. Gold. with
white. pink. aEd green stone set riIg.. Gold mount
ed Cameo breast pms. Gold mounted j.t q pms Of
aSsaried patterns. Diamond beast pms. white. gree.
rtnk siune and paste breast pins. asserted parIcrnF
ard gold mould mounted. Gold pistols md gold curb
chain for same, Duhs gold ear rings and knobs,
Gold spcciaeles. Silver spu-inrles. G. = speciacles,
Steel speciacles. Gold pencils. German SILVER rem.
cils. sieel watch CHAINS. Steel wairh KEYS, Elastic
c"rd guard cha ms, German silver du de-, German
SILVER fob chains. Steel purse clasps. Silk work hays.
SILK moIsy purses. Silver pencils. a-soried patterns.
j, 2. 8 aud . blade packet kniVe-. Add ,on
.henrs nnd scissors. German silver SPOONS,
German silver butter knives. German silver
iSrks. Shell side cOmhs. Shel' tuck coUbs
Pearl and shell card cases. Ps kei books and wallets;
Buiianin ware II sets ani sin gle. Plated CasIors,
Britannia crsiors, Plated eanjle sticks, shutters and
trays. Brass candles'I.ks. snufers and trays. English
whalebone Or diIerenI Kinds. China aowsr Iols. OH
Pcrinr-ery, cloth. hair. tooth and nail brushes. viz
linz. violin sirings, spy glasses. opiirinn glasses and
sPecihrles To suit oil ages. which will bo set ia old
frames TO order.
\ good assortment Of clock, fr sale chear. Tho
above are offered for cash al redNced prices.
Clocks. watches and old jswslry repaired at shor
notice.
Cash Paid Tor old gold and silver.
mn I'LL
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JOHN FISHER,
vs. heelinr. Va
J PEAsE & SONS CANDY.

1NHk undersigned have used j Peese s. Sons
L compound extract OF HoarhoUnd CANDY,
ana ireely Recommend u TO those afflicted viva
c 'ughs, colds, hoaI srness and consuInpuVe COM
plants, as an excellent remedy in these cBses.
and Tor the use OF the voice professionally. 10
thing can. equal II. We recommend IL 10 our
brethren throughout the Union.
reverend Lindsey, recent pastor OF d z
church, second street.
Reverend j Ora Efurd. ma stor Of tho saconh N
+ church, Hudson.
Reverend lIr Lucky, presiding elder. New York
conference.
Reverend Mr. Whitaker, pastor of Pr e sbytecsn
churGn, c0rneI OF MAIDS n and Cathanne.
reverend Mr. Gltfen, pastor Of VI Z church,
BEDFORD street.
Reverend Mr. Hart, recent pastor of Bsptist
church, Gold street.
Reverend Mr. Gibbs, III Third Avenue.
Reverend Mr. Berry, pastor of Wesleyan Meth
odIst church, corner Grand and Clinton ste.
Reverend Mr. Lyons, pastor ofthe German Mis-
sion church..
Elder Knapp and Rev Mr. Mafit.
One would think the above Recommendations
were sutlclent to sell a ton Of Pea Sc HoaGh0und
etorscan obtain certificates from ministers of the
GosPeI!. men of such uublemISheo reputation.
mat. whoso would not believe them, neltneC
woeld he believe though one should rise from
the dead. The virtues of Pease's HoaThouRd
candy, then, may be considered proved, as far a.
N u. All letters post paid, directed TO J Pea -
eended to.
b-COunuY merchants can obtain Pease's
Hoarhou I'd candy, Ut the Manufacturer. lowesS
prices, by sending an order to any Merchant IN
the city with whom they have dealings.
For sale by
JAMES BAKER.
dec 81 HIRAM KANE. wh''li's. Va
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-06
sICK HEADACHE.

s a very cOmmunR fiecti"u. Its attacks se- eerv
Il severe end Characterised by spssmodic pai"s.
shifting from one part of the head 70 another,
frequently commencing in the morniuY p. attendsd
with sickness of tn, stomach nausea. fainunss
and sometimes vomiting, g,ddiuess aud coufusIoa
OF sight, &C, This di-ease Is produced from va-
nous causes, perhaps the most omnon Is a
arrangement OF the stomach and d digestive organs.
Females are most subjcct TO this affection, psf.
tculafly those who lead a sedentary life. De
Harllch's Compound strengthening and Ceimen
Apenent Pills are warranted 10 arrest thts trou
bic some disease: first, by cleansing the stomach
and bowels. r%uufyIng the blood, aud removing
all diseased and eXcrementlous humors from the
liver anu lnlostIncs. By the usa first, OF a few
doses OF the AperIent German Pills, s~fttrwards
two ar three doses Of the Strengthening Toohe
Pills, " hIch are used TO strengthen and in Vigorsso
the nervous system, give tone 10 the stomach and
'rSans Of dlge ton, thus impart'nS Ia ihsir subtle
luid IT'S prisine vIgor, thu. affecting disease mAy
be entire y TemOned. This is the only mode of
~treatIG this annoying complaint. ard has beoI
attended with suecesSiu thousands If cases.
,Pamphieis giving general directions, msy b
06t TUNED gratis, at No 10 North Eighth streeL
Philadelpf ia.
For sale ~ JOHN FISHER.
aug 20 Wheeling. Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-06
GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE.


VIE NATIONAL ROAD STAGE CO. res
Il Prciiully inform The public that the Baltimore
aud OhIo Rail Road having been completed To-
Cnmberland, iney are nuw running THREE LINES
OF splendid c"a' hes between WHEELING AND
CUMBERLAND. viz:
FIRST. OR GREAT u STATES MAIL LINE.
Leaves Wheeling daily at 8 o'clock. A NJ; reach.
IS Cumberland al 7 O'Clock. 4 NJ, next day. and
thence by rail road tp BalIirno,e at 5 o'clock, Z NJ;
BEING only one night out. aud pc rlormins the entire
distance. 3O9 miles. In 80 h.urs
SECOND MAIL LINE.
Leaves Wheeling daily at 7 O'Clock, A 81, tray
eliIng over samo rUuIe and connecting at Cumber-
land With the same train cfcars as 7 irsI Mail.
EXPEDITION LINE.
Leaves Wheeling nj 5 O'Clock. p NJ. reaching
Cumberland OF FrosIburgi Ms preferred ne ri evening
where passengers lodge. and take Cars next morning
Tor Baltimure.
Passengers in this line can start from whe cling
al any hour. and make their own arrangements To-
iravei without stopping AT all. and meet the rcgu-
lar cars-ur TO lodge one night or two nights Us
thus giving all the advantages ola private
with none Of the Disadvantages.
Fare received on all our lines THROUGH to
or Philadelphia.
n" driver on any of our lines is permitted under
4 penalty Of S. 20 stop on Tho road and water hts
or leave his box from the time he starts from
his stand until he reaches the end Of his r,ure.
l. w STOCKTON. PrsH ~ x S Co.
J G ACIEsoS, Sec'y.
For seats apply nj our ofice on Waller street, one
South ofIhs U S Hotel, and At The Bar OF the
Virginia Hotel, Main Street. Wheeling Va.
nov 30 WIN X NEWMAN. Agent.
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ASTONISHING FACTS.

nR HARLICH'S PILLS are rapidly snper~s.
~ ding the use Of all other medicines III The ki,r4
advertised IN the public prints. The wonderful
cures they are daily performing in this ViciniD,
nave created such a sensation as To SonfOun1
thar enemies, and elicit from the whole cOmmu-
my enthusiastic cOmmeudbuon. No wonder
who does not rejoice TO behold the afflicted re
gaining their health, as ifby m igCl NNhat heart
but feels glad that Cea h ~ cheated Of his prey,
Al least for a time, until old a. e sh all smooth toe
dying pillow. Ihofsnnss and tens OfIhoussnds
bless the day that they became acquainted viii,
the healing powers Ct DR. Harlich's Compound
Strengthening Tome and German Apenent Pills.
-Ashfabula Sentinel, Ohio, MAJ 9.
Pnnclp8i Once for the United StAtos, is al No
- North Eighth street., Philadelphia.
Western Depot, No IL St CLAIR street, Puts
burg.
TPamphlets giving a full destription ofdise,-
SEES generally, the manner of treating them, 6A
may be obtained free Of charge, b applying 90
the Offices or agsnts.
For sale BY JOHN FISHER.
oct ~ Whaehar.
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IN 5 e.

ANiRE %MARINE tNRANCE-rhere ar
T. two situations only hahich individuals con
Ie paced whore they caIdequately apprecisi e
the value "finsurance. Tss nrs. while stand
X upon tue RUNS of theswn property, either
Itcei'lnS. from an. in,urRe office the full a
mount which they have Ia or standing on the
ny; lsmentirg hat stupid and folly which haC
'S,HeG 10 Iroylde for such
- AIklNSON, Agent ohe PESOTEC TON
co OF tRTFOhD, CONN
viii take RISKS on d welI.ngpuses ware houses
torres, mills, factories, s together with theE
oSnlentS, such as furniluI merchandise, ma
cnInerv' and everyother deSiption of Insprable,
pn"perty' Also, on steam, eel and Hat boats
vn1 thelr carSpes to and I'm any port ON the
once on Main street, ncly opposite the u S
oiel. ian 1. iSAQ.
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f(F De eon6erfUl cures perJ0r NET BY Dr
~ SlcdyHeS CO pP0und SyrrV Of Wiid cherry.
DIR s. ayne-Desr Sill When vss at Pats
6urgh asst August, ! purchased Of your srent
s'N bottles OF your c, mpound syrup Of I'D
emery. | had Tor mauy wears Teen troubled
with a cough, often very violent. vi h Other In
dications Of consumption, or disease OF tho idnEs,
OF very serious mature. hac veiY lHtie iaI;u
Ia medicine, A. u was thought m disease wes
hopeless and beyond its reach. I had a. piled 90
several Physicians for relief. and also used -pne
highly pulled medicines which l Ind setn On the
newspapers, but hearing thst you had much ek-
perience IN the practice CT medicine, aad had
treated many cases 81 consumption | concluded
10 try you're; and from that time, I am hs2py to
say, | found relief | ~Titc this IN hopes YOU
will publish It, so that i: any human being bss
sutiere ! as have done, they Ray know where
10 mud a mUdrcluc, ttg virtues OF wh.oh ma bs
re ed upon. \ ours respectfully. I
jan JANIS OSPrRN.
for sale by JAS BAKER
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-06
TRuSTEE,s aALE

NY virtue Of a deed Of Trust from Henry Helm
= and Alfred RICHARDSON, bearing date the 16tst
day of January, ID .S4i, Of record IN the cl Jerks
Office for ONO county, on MOrday the "a day 81
January, ID Is4J, at the front door u heCOsI,
House OF Ohio COL ~shallscll az public auctiOa f0g
uated inthat part Of the city Of Wheeling cali
ed South Wheeling and designated by tha
num9er one hund.e ed and hye tle5l On tho
plat thereof, being the same lot conveyed or
George Forbes, Esq. . the said Henry Helm.
Selling as trustee | shall convey 10 the pur-
chaser only such title as Is vested in me by ths
deed OF trUst aforesaid: this will be found upoa
examination lndIsputnble.
JAMES S WHEAT. Trustee.
BRENTLINGER 4 SHALLCWOSS
nov 2f-ts Auctioueers
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-06
CURE FOR THE TOOTH ACHE.

THE CELEBRATED MUSCOVITUS DROPS.
NNT ARRANTEO to cure the most inveIeraIe
tooth ache. in TWO MINUTES.
This article will also preserve the derayed teeth
for the future. remove all the scurvy and tartar,
without the use Of an instrument
The disooyerer and proprietor Of he above in.
valuable cure for the tooth ache infoms The public
that he has secured the exclusive righ, TO bis disco
very by application in due form oflaw. al the Patent
office Of The u. S. and is now ready 10 dispose OF The
said Patent Right. for The District of Columbus, or
nDy county, Stale or Territory, in the Union.
DIRECTIONS,-Take a small quantity ~ofcoiton
wet it with The Drops. and put il in the hollow oi
the tooth. about sir drops and two tea spoons full OF
waller, and hold il 10 the tooth as long as Won can.
DR. s NJ DE HEFFY.
For ,ole by GREGORY SUCKER. att l. Slifel's
Brewery. Main street. Wheeling. Va. oct 10 6m
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". ". q s. III. JIHESON,
WHOLESALE Il RETAIL DEALERS IN HAT,
Ann TADS

side Of Main street, Whseiisg. Va.
VEAvE on hand and are constantly manufnclur.
ing a general assortment Of superior Pur and
Silk haas. They have received the latest spring
"a fashions from New York and are now prepared
e, supply TO or.eI all sizes aud qualities, IN the
.. ssent or past style, al may suit customers,
Black and Urab beaV n and Castor, Plsln
White Ru ssia and Napt Hats.
They also keep on ard an assortment ofplain
and fancy mems aud boys fur and cloth caps,
all of which they offer 20 their customers and the
public on he most pleasing terms.
All orders from country merchants and deal
ers promptly filled on the mos. favorable terms.
Thankful for the liberal PATRONAGE they have
heretofore received, they solicit n share Of pub
lie patronage which they are determined 10 de-
serve by prompt attention., personal application
TO business and cheapa and favors BILE rates.
may ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-06
LAS. Y. CALDWELL.

(SrccssSsr 10 AuerbEry. CGldrcH s Col
WHEELING. NIRGiNIN
HHTILL continue the COMMISSION * FOR
S1 wARDING BUSINESS at the old stand
on Monroe street. and so!icits eonsignruenI- Of Nier-
chandise OF produ-e either for sale or forwarding.
nov =
~ Louis New Fra. Louisville Journal. Cincinna.
Il Republican. Cumberland Civilian. Baltimore
American, L S Gazette, publish To the amount OF
FIVE dollars and charge this Office.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-06
CIiANCERY
SALE-NoRTH WIIEELING
IIInE

LOIo
pCRSCANT to a decree made by the circuit
l. superior court Of law and chancery for Ohio
90 ;nty, or the lsth day Of June 1912, in a suit in
chancery pepdLh2 therein between Arthur n
Philips, complainant and James III FORSYTH, and
klleH FORSYTH his wife, Thomas Johnston. John
List and Israel UPdegrafi, trustees for said Ellen,
Daniel Lamb, Daniel Nj Edgington and Francis
Z Campbell defendants. 1 snail on "Wednesday
the } 'th day OF November neNt.a; the 'front.' door
ofths court house Of said COUNTY. sell at public
auction TO the highest and best bidder tle lots or
parcels of land IN Compl linant's bill, and the re.
port ot commissioner Clark in SAID suit, mem
Toned To be he pr Nperty Of he SAID James ii
Forsyth, or so much thereof as shall be sufficient
Tor the purposes IN said decree specified, that is to
say, the Lots situated IN the additIOn 10 the In te
town OF Wheeling, inClu1ed in the cry OF Vince
ling, IN said county and commonly called North
wheeling, which lots are numbered respect vely
5 IL l6 " 10 10 % 81 % 50 and 100.
TERMS OF SAIE-One sixth of the purchase
money in hand, and the residue in one and two
years with mteTeslfIOm The Gay of sale. The pur-
ehasSrs giving bond with security for the deferred
insIalmsnis and the title being retained as a iur
theI security till paw nent in full.
ect 70 DAM l. LAME, Commissioner.
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THE NETCHUORs.

TRANSLATION from the Swedish ofFred.
n srka Btemer. by May Howiu. This pro.
ductiDn BE- accurately descriptive of Swedish mon.
neu and scciety having met with a very Aauernr
reception IN London. has been published iu Two "a.
fs numbers of the New World, and is iur sale at
he Literary Depot, price 37I cts.
ErSuhscribers to- The CulIvator. and other Pc.
nodicals. are reQussied 70 renew their tubscurfipn
previous 20 lst January l543. dec 10
From hs sturrf Wig
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GO,OOO Sign Of d. Iron WSocls1
BLACK MAMMOTH BOOT.

% Il II
Has just received from the East a splendid an
very extensive Jssortracnt of Boots and Shoe
suitable for the Season, which will be sold YER
sow for cash. Also,
Leather of all Winds, Kip, Sole, Upper, cali
kid sewing and binding sGins. Also, a fine as
sor;nen of Mems, Boys and ch ldrans' Fur
Seal, cloth, VelYeteen and \elYet caps Of lates
style.
The Va m moth Black ms heard the Thund
From the Big Req but don't knock under
lthrmiY stands on wheels of Iron
DECIDEDLY the city Liun.
The Iron Mammoth then will show
The ~ heelng folks just where to 40
For Boot and Shoes ofevery kind
To SUIT the most tastidIous mind,
Then call at TODD'S on Market square,
ii 3 goods are new, his prices fair,
His stock Is good, we'll put together,
And of the very best of lea her.
Ladies and Misses here will fad
slippers and shoes of every kind
CATERS of 81 X and lasting too,
just from the city fresh and new.
For Leather too of various kinds,
Kip, calf and sole to suit the umos.
And kid, and lining skins most rare,
Just call at TODD'S on Market square.
Shoemsi ers hrre can be supplied
With Leather by the piece or side,
With tacks and threa !, and avis and lasts,
and pcgs and .bTistles, knives and ra.ps,
IL Won want caps On Market So are,
The mammoth black will show you where
They can he had at prices low,
OF fur and seal and velvet too.
Come enc, come all. be not nisled.
The Mammoth Bidck, can beat the Red,
a { any game that Re may choose,
In seiling PhSsie, = or SHOES.
nov
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NlLr and Mahogany Looking glass. Portrait
w and Picture frames made to order in the
neatest stSle, and old frames re2ilt.
A splendid assortment Of Looking Glasses,
For RAFT and Picture Frames constantly on hand
and for sale lower than they can be procured
elsevEre+flso sign painting aud painting IN
all Is Hari rs bra aches promptly executed by J
" BRANSTRUP, No 100. Main street heel
ing, Va, where can be procured al all times,
paints, Picture and window glass, oils, varnish
ard putty mar l9
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A VOICE FROM NEW JERSEY.


Newark, Sept 30th, Is4a.
Gentlemen-W While l observed so many tcsti-
nonials, publicly conferred on the efficacy Of
your Invaluable compound extract ofHoarhound
candy, l feel ashamed Of having deferred one
from myself so long. Exposed to all weathers,
and generally indiiferelt to the consequences, /
foolishly neglected a cold and dry cough, that
rendered NE disabled from Occupation. suffer
ed both bleeding and blistcrIng. until my strength
seemed totally TO forsake me, and herbs to my
chest and stomach had been constantly and
nsu"c sfuIlY employed. In this state l remain.
ed from September to New Years, when my
friends whom l had formerly met in health an!
good spirits, started at my sudden changed cor
dirion. At their request / adopted your Hoa--
hound candy one stick after another Tined with
deter mined perseverance,, and before the dollar
package was consumed, | frlt not a gradual, bUt
an instantaneous ro'ief; the cough ceased, an eS-
pectoraiion 40 %ed, rest ofbody aud mind ensucd,
the distress Of breathing was removed, and / al
now thankful TO say that l feel in every respect
better than ever, / shall refer all my fellow gu,
ferers to 232 Broad street, where your candy 8
sOld by your Agent. Yours t. uly,
J II NORTON, ITO Broad 81
To Messrs J Pease T. Son, as Division 81.
Any one who wishes to see the original Ie,isr
will please call at the Prpprietors,
J PEASE * son, IS Division 81.
For sale by Jas BAKER,
dee % Wheeling, Va.
Also for sale by HIRAM KANE at the Liierag
DepoI.
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NOR RENT.-Tho dwelling

a. NOR RENT. Tho dwelling
tFSSEA house lately "ecupied by my .elt
htiikzz This house is large IL in good repair br
@x4S<1 immediate use aud Possession can be
had Immediately. Also a comfortable Dwelling
House on Fifth street. east Of Catholic Church.
now in tho pregnancy of McCnllueh family. Pos.
session given about the LIST November.
nj 2 JNO J JACOB.
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NOTICE TO ~HOUsEKEEPERS

II ME subscribers beg leave to inform The CHI
zcns Of Wheeling and vicinity. that they have
opened a GENERAL FURNISHING WARE
HOUSE at No l43 Main street, Wheeling. Va.
where may be found an extensive assortment Of
gilt and mahogany framed Looking Glasses. Portrait
aud Picture lrumes; Upholstery ware. consisting Of
Feather beds, holsters, Pillows, curlcd hair, Spanish
moss. cotton, hnsk and spring mauInsses; together
with a full assortment Of the latest style and best
finished FURNITURE ever offered in this city;a al
(which will be sold on the most reasonable terms
and warranted.
Also looking glass Plates. mahogany vencers.
varnish Spi nIsh moss. &c &c. constantly on hand.
STEAM BOATS furnished with every article Of
furniture on the mOsI accommodating terms and at
short notice.
Carpets made md put down.
Orders in GAINESVILLE can be lon with J. FAD
ANS Il TO-
jun % MENDEL & HARBOUR.
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A CARD-TO THE LADIES.

n THE La DIEbs
Nj RS. WADE would inform the ladies' Oi Nhee-
" ling and vicinity that sho has just arrived
rom New York. with n large and general assortneEi
" French Millinery whirh she offers for sale 81 tPe
New York Fancy Millinery Store in Church 81,
three doors east Of the New Court House. Her sjork
consists in pnu OF the follow ing articles Ladits'
Bonneis made Of rich cut aud uncut yelyets, Tarri-
ton Silks and Saiiins, capes Of the new EST style.
Plunes Of various colors Bonnet and cap nbbons
and a large assortment Of French nowers.
N 3. Lsghorn and Straw Bonuets, cleaned,
steel pressed and trimmed with neaine-s. and ~
short nnlice. MRS Z WADE.
sci 26-9m
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

2 viz tavern properly in Triadelphis. formerly
known 81 he Cottage ION. Also. = portion
of The land belonging 10 he heirs Of he late Josias
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