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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-06-30
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The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-09-21

NM Mk4MNNNM1 Ns&na
T7s-rss-- ~ 800 49, s5eli 5-7s--,,;..- Il
49,. - SO; $500 ...5 -. :.
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cal Sc were ssi rsvab i III $500 ~ =.
n;,e -. - - pi.s,e,., Z. &.
i field. CASHIER ,uf kha phoe n;x 6snI. Al 49,
4 York and ii1 him anfaorsn1l IN H. ..,,sSt
III win ID obvious fn IN ~s..s'
that bv the sil,nen,eaiaI - ! s..s
forss and amount cf ho1fls iT,e4 'and -i q
thu purpose on naVirlr fr fi ss,E
for hv ahe Stats aronEtilar a. mn ma -.
to be liked 81 fe y
SCI DE same and fiat said o1nuss.nners -.
ted within The SCOPE nft heir author S.; NJ ;ns
them payable to and asnsiSls 81 arlSl. a,,ns
tine, and that the amount and farua' III I'M
bonds issued and sold for the pura,se 81 nv.
ing for the 81 500, 600 Of stock subscribed rs,
by the Stale, were 20 be Fixed 81 tae Dire.
tors The Planters Bark, and thai said Direr.
tors acted within the scope az their amfhnrifx
in making the same parable "a II. Dalaf3elS
auu ass &uduic uy uln1' neEo poAEl0na belnn
ADMITTED, It cannot be denied that the PIan.ers
Bank Is in no wise liable or The aoo,,nt :,
$2,O00,000 of bonds thus Issued and sold far
the benefit of the State and for the purpose of
enabling the State 10 pay for her stock in the
Planters Bank.
The only liability ffhe Bank now "a. that
after being "Wound upv and having paid All her
debts, the institution will he bound "a nav fc
the state stach proportion oftke surplus then re-
naming. as the State NAV by the charter he
entitled to.
If any doubt remained Fesneea;na fb;as con.
clnsi' Il would 81 rtsvnovei 80 rsfrn,,,r. =.
the 9Th section Of the supnleraenfal aef ~ iss,i
which repeals so much Of the 7th secaior,- 81
the original charter as requires the bonds to
be made payable 10 the Presidnnt. HirecfoFs.
e. Co., OF the Planters Bank. thus abroaatiiar
he only clause by which the Planter Rant
uera required 10 endorse The honds nf file
Ssate. II Will be rernepnharell that IN tl. IN
,st;or III ina origial harfse fha haT,l r,ss
-e.s;r ~ "a, - rnch 81 ~, r,terss - 80
s e fh 5;gI.. -. the tafe ss,c ,,;.sLs
= ;ns,, c;enf = nav n,,f Al the 18th Est-
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The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-09-21


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4 conc uninm fnr afier khbunAk W of Il nt,n 11..,4
1 McMuff that Mlln dhp1red thsrs hnsIiir -
Eeser0ws." These tho cplie ll1lonn, III niln'e
ted would necessarily lfanglpf To riEtfa %
/ Judging and decidinQ whaikcf the hank w.
ready togo irfn nnhTmfiam mr llna fbnm fhn ns
reQQEY "a Cha GoVarm1Es tn r'r4et ~ 1n'lirm
20 flle eenffnnz r. 80 ..s;sl1'nl - = 49,
quote. - vpeil - n 'rrS,;-7' -. 49,
that 'ths DIRECTORY nhall Be ths fnanna Co.
And even Admitting fhak fhn GanEarnnT dif lin.
tend 20 deliver tbh3R bond ns sncl1a Il. hig H.
|eellsncy forgot ~ ever knew III IA The hrTrT.
o. eoleelKing this 1Qtab 10 ailsr tlIqnr tlh1f 81
-. = -. !.
- 80. a $500 =.
= S $500. 49, - 81
1 =, 49,. ~: $50 ~
81 - y.
ssvS ira ssss 49,. 81 FL lTcFi,..sss
@ deliver Tire Bonds - es1Fcws when hsiTher
the original nor lhs en6plernsllfnl chaBtor ~,
fhoEi1ed hin Is annex eri1 such condiiion 20
thar issuance and delivers s,.s..a -, l.sg
Havinr nov dirnoned al thu anikhlan ~
which fka adeocaReS 6F fIsaf NIX doctrine
aeainss WliiCS W. Knvs Isssf, cc1fesaint. ftsk
70 justify /. us will proceed % ezalnlns ~
only obieclion which possesses The dignity q
40 argumena. Sd szass
9TH That the supplemental act oil 1855 NV MuFs
thorising the State % gubacEbe for s. 90
of stock, reduced The amount IF stock q p
subscribed FOR by citizens and seeuIs1 1y mort
gage % $40 60O. 600, leaving Che d s0D0 %
be paid by the Stats wiftont amy other nucuIis
ty thanthe assets Of the Bank ssk
The first section Of the supplemental nct an.
fhorizea the Goverildf to subscribe 1sr the Dns
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-25

NARPETINp-Tho subscriber has Just
" received az hrs store, opt osite the Virginia
Hotel. Main street, WHEELING. the largest and
best selected stock OF CARPEIING VI al! kinds,
ever Brought West of the Mounio'ns, Also, Carpet
Bindings. Cheneld. ruited, Wilion and Brussels
RUGS; Figured and PLAIN Baizes; Pam and Table
C"vsrs; Furniture and Floor OIL CLOTH; Do,r
MATS; Cold and Plain Canton MATING;
TaSSels. Cord. Ferralan for BLINDS. and Black
W"rsled Fringe. Also a fine stock of very superior
WALL PAPER aid BORDERING. Those m
want 81 my Of the above articles, and wish To do
justice ." themselves. would do well befire .urcha.
ing. To call and Examine his stock. as having loiJ
them in entirely with CASH. he is enabled to sell
them cheaper Than ever before offered IN this city.
sep ~ In ALEX PAXTON.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-25
LIZ IRd3.l

NEW FALL AND WiNTER GOODS
n l. the New Store OFF h Il 4 y MARSH,
~ NO TAI Nam street. J u q X Is Marsh
have received their first stock of Fall and
Ninter Goods, as follows:
Super Freseh Black, English and American
wool dyed Cloths, plain and fancy
Beige, plain Beaver, Flushing and Pilot Cloths,
SattInetts, Kentucky Jeans aid Wakefield ker-
sey'; White GaUZe, Red, Yellow. TwIlled and
printed Flannelsi plain and hg'd silks, and sat
ms (new .style,l PLAIN, striped, wstered, change.
able, hg'd aud plain Alpaca Lustres, BOmbaZInes;
Satin striped and plain Muslin de LANES, striped
Chusans, l.usire lanes, Grape Ruchei, Striped
.unettas, printed SaXOny, French and English
McuuOes; Manchester, Earlston, French and
ChaInbra GInghams; Brocha, Damask De LANES,
Merino, Embroidered, Dsmask Noo'len, Tartan.
EIg'd Menno, Thlbet, kabyle, Lady Sale and
Helen McGregor Ladies Shawls; cod and black
KID Gloves, Long " hite do. Fancy Points and
Dress Handkerchiefs, Alpachs Aprons, Silk
apron tasseis, Black and cold twisted silk finges,
Working Canvass, Zephyr worsted, Thread lace
Ashburtou, Lyons and Fancy Net Laces, cold
silk Glmps, RIyens and Hem-sutched Linen
cambric hdkfs, plain and fg'd white aud black
Netiplain aud hga Swiss, Book, Lace striped,
checked and JacOnet MsslIns; Null Null, Nan
socks, Linen Lawns, Linen cambric; Plain and
hg'd bobblnetts, black CASTELAR, Net; new style
bonnet Ribbons; silk packet HdkfS; lIlsh lnensi
Muhalr cloak tassels, Ga and 81 fable Diaper,
S4 Linen Diaper, RUSSIA do aud tleached and
brown Linen Table cloths, linen shes;inRs; BLK
and cord muslins, paper do. White and brown
hollands, silk and wOtsted Serge; black silk,
tabby and painted Velvet: Gents black Italian
CtdNdts, OIsay. sSafis, boz Tie STOCKS ana b.
ron collalsi black, white and cold Kid, CASH
mere and Thlhet gloves: MerlnO aud Satin YES
ungs; super Gum SuspendeTs, Suspendtr. Ends;
brown cotton, Angola and Lambs wool drawers
and.shiris; bTUcade, mOhair add lasting coat and
Overcoat buttons; fad, mohair and silk binding,
square coat cord, German and American Pms;
black aud White cotton, black Lambs Wool,
mixed Saxony and Cashmere Hose, GO half
Hoss: Marie stripes, checked, brown and
bleached OriliT Rs, canvass, paCdlng, bleached
and brown muslin, wadding, batting, Umbrellas
a large assortment OF French Chintzes, British &
AMERICAN PRINTS.
One case Of fue Florence Braid BoHnets nsr
style. Horse Hair GiH1Ps; &c. dc.
NelnNite the attention OF Country Merchants
to our stock. which Is large and well selected
Our Gus TONERS and the citizens of Wheelng and
vicinity, are respectfully invited To give Us a call
before making their Fall purchases. for toe CAN
and WILL sell DRY GOODS cheaper than
rere erer before offered ~ tbs city.
auS 2l J. b. & Il. b. NJ,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-25
10000 DOLLARS.


NJ NEW GOD at the NsD York eheop
INH Cash Store lS9 Market ST. WHEELING VA.
A r HORKE. would respectfully inform his
customers s,d the public generally. that he has just
returned from the last with q general assortment Oi
DRY GOODS and GROCERIES, Cro-kery Wars.
Hardware. Boots, Shoes. &c. which he is now open.
ing and ready Ia sell as chenp or cheaper Than ever.
The Psbhc are invited 10 Gull and examine the fol-
lowing articles. viz
GROCERIES.
100 Bags GREEN RIO COFFEE;
so boxes Gunpowder TEA. so chest, Y II TEA.
10 do Hyson Skin d.. 10 boxes Inpcrial do.
1000 Lbs n fSUGAR. 5 hhds n o SUGAR,
1000 lhs while Havana do, 25 Tierces RICE;
20 bbls n o MOLASSES; 20 boxes cum. SOAP;
1000 lbs SALERATUS;
10 boxes y plug TOBACCO, sup quality.
10 do l6 plug do do,
10 do 81 plug do do.
S kegs 5 Twist do do.
Npimegs. Ground Pepper. Ground Alspice and
Cloves, Ginger, Indigo. Mndder. 10 boxes Pipes, sc.
DRY GOD
Blue ok broad CLOTHS. B ne broad OTH
Olive brown do. Olive Green de-;
Ribbed CASSIMERLS. Black C~ASSIAiERES;
Cassnetso f all qualities; Kerseys ofall qualities;
Lrnseys OF all qualities; 10 bales brown Muslins,
200 peices bleached MUSLINS;
quo ~ PRINTS s of all qualities and prices;
BLACK SATIN EESTING.
F'ncy NESTING OfEll qualities and price,:
IRISH LINEN; Blesch'd and aro' Dri Is;
APRON CHECKS; BLUE DRILLS;
Bed TICKING. ull prices; Linen aud Silk IIdkf.;
Blk ard brOwR HOSE, Gents aud Ladies Gloves.
BOOTS AND SHOES-2O0 prs Ladies Slippers
Of all prices and qualities; SO prs Lad'es' CATER
Boots; 100 prs LADIES' Kid Slippers; so ps Mems
thick Boots. so prs Mems Cali BOOTS; so prs Mems
Seal Peg BOOTS; 100 prs Mems Thick aud Kip
Brugans. cheaper than over before offered IN this city.
HARDWARE OF all kinds and qualities, cheaper
than ever before offered in this city.
CROCKERY-A general assortment Of common
and printed Crockety by the crate and retail. Alsn
many other articles too nuinCiUus la meEIion. All
Of which will be sold cheaper than ever before
offered IN this city.
n B.--COunlry merchants will he supplied at
Eastern prices. with a small commission added.
sep ID A F YORKE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-25
NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS.

IL II r. 4 n q OK
F just receiving from New York Phila-
~ kelphla and Baltimore, at their Store No.
l57 Main street NHEELINe, Va. an entire new
stock Of Bii'ish, French and American Coos,
Of all the various STYLES and q~uantI,s, 10 suit ths
fall trade. | her will be fouus in the assortment;
40 pieces assorted Cloths, % ps m
assorted cclOrs, GO ps SatiineiIs assnr ed colors;
70 ps XIV Jeans; GO ps Red, White and Yellow
FlaR els; 500 ps bleached Muslins; 90 Us Bed
Tickings; 7'O Ts,Amcncan md Rritish Prints;
30 bales Brown meetings; co ps main. : rptd
and changeable Alpaca Lusfrss; 90 rs Chusans,
a new article for sd,ts dresses; 30 ps Farlstsn.
French aud embo std GiRghams;3 20 German
aud French Mcrinues; IOIs French Rrmbazines;
20 ps assorted Silks; 30 ps Insh Linene; ~ Us
Apron Check, 10 Ps Furniture doi 10 ps Gin ale
cloth; 10 ps Hard lines; 30 rs Forest cloths,
100 ps colored MusiinS; rs J 3 Mouslin de LANES.
plain, striped and q augesbIC; 100 dsz LadI~s'
silk, worsied, cotton, Isle Thread and Mohair
Hose; 81 de- ! aides and Gents Gloves of al
descriptions and prices; 300 dCZ Spool cuttons,
assorted numbers; 200 lbs SksIJ cotton, white
and col d; leo lbs Patert Thr, ad all CoIors; 10
lbs Sewing Silk 100 packs German aud Amen
can Pins; 100 doz gum. webb rnd melt Susp-n-
dcr-; 80 ps POngee Hdkfs, 30 ps Flag and Fancy
BombTzine StocSs. 90 doz I il en- Cambria Hand
keTchIcts, 8 ps rich fg'd and sIIiped Vely 1 for
Ladies dresses, Ions silk Velvet, Tops cotton DO.
5 ps Alpine cloths for Ladies riding habits. 90
dcz silk, Taglioni. Edinburgh and nett Shawls.
Together with n variety of Fancy Goods, Rib
hons, Artificial Flowers, Edgings. IEsertings,
Bobbinetts, Swiss Null and Jaconet Muslins;
Greclaneites and Cap Laces, Wash blonde and
Bishop Lawns. Aloe large assortment OF
Coat Trimmings, Tapes, Islets and Buttons Of all
descriptions.
ALSO
20 doz Florence Braid, Prime Albert, Cypress,
Strlw and Silk Bonnrts.
80 doz Mems and Boys Sealette Caps,
10 dOE Velyeteen and ClO,h do.
10 d1Z Fur do
. dUZ sun Otter Ga-
o5 bales Pittsburgh cotton arm, 10 bales bat
ting, &c. &c. 50 prs Rose and Mdekinatr BdnE
kcts.
Country merchants wishiu" 30 purchas Sc an en-
an new stock, or to assor; their stock on hand
will be accommodated on the most advcntaGeOui
terms.
The ahov~ goods were purchased at an,
Tow est CASH prices, aud will he Sold wholesale
or retail al Prices thar cannot Pc heat West al
the Mountains All we ask, ~ for the public "a
call aud examine 1uV stock. No trouble o snow
goods at No Ib7 Main street, WHEELINa, Va.
aug %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-25

NJ OTICE-Per-ons having claims aqair II Inc
late firm Of BRENTLINCER a. SHALL
CROSS, afe requested h. call NJ Inc CITY AUG
TlON ROOMS, md receive their Jay. and 30 per.
SIMS indebted 10 the firm wili ple-sc call iorihwiih
and settle their accounts. otherwise. they must he
pct into the hands af on officer fag collection. This
without respect 20 persona.
sep22 A BRENTLNGER
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-25

OST-Was taken from my ronm on Main ST.
snme Cor 8 weeks ago. a small framed C,ay.
"n Likeness, by BambOruugh. Of The late MIR Nor.
decai Yamall. lany one ran give me Information
that may lead 10 its discovery. they will much
Ublige. (sep % A
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-25
LOST, LOANED. OR STOLEN

A VIOLIN AND CASE. The Violin is of n
N dark rel color with u spin in The top. The
case Is ven, cred with Birch wood, and lined with
iihhy velvet. Any person knowing Of such iusiru.
men, aud ease VIII please leave word, Tor bring IL
hOms) at james Mellor's. JOS S MELLOR
feut %.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-25

a CARD-Mr Whauon-Sir, rs 1t is = mat.
n ter Of no small interest 10 travellers. 10 he
made comfortable while they remain at a public
house l would take the liberty through your paper,
TO recumwerd to the Merchants of The West and
oil others who visit P5iladelphia, 10 put mp at the
Madison House, kept by Gel Geo Ferree, on d St,
above Market. Al Ibis house the table II richly
furnished with all the varieties Of The season, aud
by the way the cookery is Of The right kind. IL Is
lhe object Of the host and hustess Of the house, To-
make all sguesis comfortable and feel themselves
at home. A CITIZEN OF
sen Il
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-25

DARGA'Ns FOR CASH-HALL &
WtCKHAM. are now receiving a. heir
Anctiuu Roums. Juhnsiou's Rows large and we'll
selected stuc Of DOMESTIC DRY GOODS. suita-
lie for Inc prcttni srd approaching scos1u, 10 which
fbsy respectfully call hc attention Of Cash dsaloH
Call and see. HALL e. WlCEuAN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-25
PUBLIC
rs
Flock Of Sheer and Ofhe, choice and

ora large Flock Of Sheer and odhe, clOie. and
select SLOck.
ON Tuesday The Sd day Of October next, at
she farm of The late Ssm'l Sprigg. ESQ four
mile from Wheeling, I shall proceed to sell his
stock of horses, cattle, hogs and sheep,-also
farming utensils, wheat, hav in the stack, a
i rge crop Of corn in the field and other articles.
This stock of cattle, hogs and sheep, are of the
most improved breed. The sheep, consisting of
a flock oI about %nineteeH hundred, exclusive of a
large number OF capital bucks, are believed 10
be mostly young and Of excellent quality Of Merf-
10 aud SaxOny blood. Persons wishing 10
improve their stocks Of cattle and hogs would
do well TO attend the sale. A number of choice
Berkshire stock hogs and pigs can be had sinsly
or by pairs. Among tins stock is a most select
and splendid lot Of mich COWS. calves and he:-
fers Of Durham and other approved breeds. toee-
Their with two capital two wear old bulls by San
ia Anna.
On alt sales over FIVE dollars a credit of nine
months will he gwen, the purchasers giving APP
proved negotiable notes with poed secu rity.-
. her particulars OF sale will be made known al
the time. JACOB, dmiuiStrdio
The BelmoHt Chronicle, Steubcuville Herald,
WeIlshurgh Transcript, Marshall Beacon and
Washington ReUOrter, will please publish TO amt
81 ana on ar@e ms Office. sep Its
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-25
EXTRA FLOUR.

4 FEW BBLS. FAMILY FLOUR made OF
White Wheat, just received and fr sale by
Sept. ID. 1919 RWIN p
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-25

list RECEIVED. a lot Of Superor Wits.
- KEY, which will be sold by he bid. los Tor
Cash. t'eP iS) r d MGiNNIS
SHERIFF's sA6E-WH hc sold 81 public
y auction, ou "Wednesday the 20h day of sept.
lbfJ a. he Buok and Stationery Store Wyau, ou
MAIN Street, Zsne's Row. The entire sJu,k ol
BOOKS and STATIONERY, 60 said estshli shmcHi
Sale 30 az 10 0'ckpck. Terus CASH.
sep rs HALL g. WiCKuAM Aocrrs.
The sale Of The s5ove rfopefy II postponed uut'
wstnc-dsy tho 4h dsy " Oeioner nlrL
sep ~ HALL a. WiCKHAM. Auc'r..
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JZTOJO I9IIJTIIO
10 NUMBER LorTERY-I3 DRAWN BALLoTs.
WhCLe I ickets S2O-HslUeS lO--QadrteIs g.
EIghhS $50,
I~Orders for TiCkeis and Shares ard Certlh-
Gates OF Packages in The above Splendid Louery
will receive the most prompt attention. aud IN nc
count Of the drawing WILDE sent immediately 1t -
over 10 all whu may order tickets from us. Address,
J G GREGORY g. co. Managers,
sep 81 Richmond. Virginia.
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COMMISSION AND FORWARDING,

COMMISSION AND FORWARDING
HOUSE IN BOSTON, MASS.-The sub.
devote particular attention 60 lhe sale Of.
Wool, Cotton. Hemp, Flour aud all kinds of produce
Advances in cash, or by acceT lance viii he made IL
desired on cUusignmeua made them for sales.
REED, HURD s. CO.
LYMAN REED, late Jf Baltimore.
JEREM All HURD.
WILLIAM Huron,
II. n. g. co. have leave 10 refer 70
Messrs David s Brown & Co, Philadelphia,
TaiboI.Juues e. Co. DJ.-
W g. $ Wyman g. Co.
Me-srs J ID g. 9 Jones, Cincinnati, o.
WaIbridge. Hayden & CO. I B.g,Lo NY
James Muuay& Co.
" Kelley and Parks. Cleveland, o,
" Pec,ham g. Co. Toledo, o.
DOu, Webb & Co. Detroit. Mich
Bristol a. Porter, Chicago, a.
" Wm ? Peterson, Wheeling, Va
Boston. Sept u. AZ.
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- - VII " IN o
CERTIFICATE ; Of It's efficacy can be seen at
the store OF the subscribers sufficient to sat
isfy tle most incredulous. Price 25 cents.
NHITELEY, Green Co. Pa. I q
Ma. nth, 1S43.
Dear Sir: ! have been using your VermIfuge 10
my practice for a number Of years, md find IL
the most sur and safe Worm Destroyer that /
ever had.
I was called to a child six or seven years old in
Nav 1872, which was then in spasms with the
worms, l gave II one Wal Of your Vermifuge, a.
zreeaaly to directions, and the child passed 40
worms. In a few weeks, 1 gave il another vial
and II passed 200 more, making in all $40 Worms.
The chll{ recovered Immediately, and has en- .Oy-
ed & Iod health ever since.
| nave prescribed II IN many other cases. in
which II has brought away 200 and 800 Worms.
JONATHAN MORRIS.
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.
Til re are VermIfuges in almost every section
OF the country y, asserted to be the same, OF equal
to FahnestOcks which is not the case,-there
re none like H.. They contain DANGEROUS ingre-
denis. AVOID ihem as you value life and health,
use he hrst and only safe ana eficacious one.
DO NOT be persuaded by the interested vendeI,
that others will answer as well.
IA FAHNESTOCK & co.
Corner Of SIKH and Wood sts. Pittsburgh.
y b M'MECaEN.
JONAS CKUNBACKER, &
JAMES BAKER,
B 4 FAHNEsTOCK's ANTI BfLIoUs
PlLI.S.-A gentle but efficient catharuc. cK-
aressly adapted for a fmiiy physic; and are not
surpassed by any other pill in use for all cases in
which acathaTtic u indicated. They will operate
IoToughly without grping. Price % cts for a
box containing 80 pills.
PneImO nc or Cough BdIsam-A valuable
remedy for Coughs and Colds, Price q cents.
Cough Loze1ges.-These LoZenges possess a !
the virtues Of the best COuRh Syrup, are conve-
nient 10 carry IN the pocket and are very pleasant
20 the taste. Price 25 cents.
CdrmiEdttue LOzergcs for the cuvo Of the
Summer complaint. As the season Is now ap-
pre- aching in which bowel complaints a~rBalways
r very troublesome as well as dangerous, every
family should be provided with a box Of thes,
Lozenges, which, fused according 70 direcuOnl
will certainly cure. Price % cents.
Liquid OpodeidOc This penetrating article
possesses double the strength Of the cOmmOT
/. Opodeldoc is moTe clearly and much mors con.
venientiv applied. Price % cents.
For sale BY 2 y MNECHEN,
ie25 Wheeling. Va.