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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-01-10
State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY.
d. =

vs. BMfo, Parti-
William Raiford and wife. tionaand
H. BoulwaIe and wife and Relief.
Others.
ET appearing to the satisfaction of the Com.
IL missioner, that William Raiford and wife,.
Samuel E. Hammond aud wife, and James J.
Slockdale and wife, B. J. M'Caine and hi.
wife. Defendants in this case, reside wi,hou'
the limits of tliseState, On motion by, Ward.
law, Complaifiant's Solicitor, Ordered tina
the said, absent Defendants do plead, an,
swer or demur TO the Complainant's Bill
within three months from the publication Of
this Order, or the said BIZ. will be taken pro
eouesso against them.
J.TERRY, c. E. e D. :,
Nov 1S, 1s43 om3 A.
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Notice.

A LII persons indebted to the subscriber.
IA are respectfully invited TO come forward
and settle, prior to the 18th inst, as longer in
diligence cannot be given.
nj. L. GEARTY.
Jan 10 1t so
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COLUMBIA. j

COLUMBIA. Jan. 4.
Cotton.-The Cotton Market is firm last
weeks prices, say from 8 to 9 cents.-princl-
pal sales 81 10 81. The receipts have been
very light, amounting to but n few wagon loads
mo fine or choice ofering.-Adrocate.
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Removal.

I'D GOLLEY, informs his customers. and
Il The public generally, that he has remov-
ed from his old stand, 10 new shop recently
built, neal the Baptist Church, where he will
be happy 10 serve Them, with any work in
the Gunsmilh or Turning line.
Jan 10 I'm so
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-01-10

Stop the Swindlsr.-A man calling him
self Gambler Broom, from Lansdale CO..,
Miss, about 35 or 40 years ofage, of ex-
tremely dark complexion, and abou, 6 feet
in height purporIing TO be negro buyer
passed off in this City, on Wensday NOR
ming last, large amount ofcounlerleit$lO0
notes oflhe Northern Bank of Kentucky,
dated Lexington, Nov. 10Th, 1912. payable
at Paris-No. 213, Letter D., signed Nj.
T. Scott, Cashier, and Jno. Tiford. Pres.
ident. He left here the same day on horse
back, with saddle bags, dressed in a long
drab colour overcoal, and has probably
gone into North Carolina or Virginia. il
will be seen by an advertisement in this
days paper that reward OF $500 is offer
ed for such information as will lead 10 his
apprehension. The mouey paid him in
exchange for the said notes, were bills OF
the South Western Rail Road Bank, pay.
able in Charleston. His general appear
ance is such as would strike the, notice Of
any person. being Of a remarkably dark
complexion with black hair.
Southern Patriot
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-01-10
DIR. CHAMPIONS
Vegetable Ague Medicine,

a Safe and certain cure for the Chiils and
IA. Feverin all its complicated iorms,alsoan
efiectuatrenedy for feyers ofeyerydescription-
This Medicine has been used by The propri'
etor number of years in n>extensive pracuce,
during which Time, he has treated some thou
sands of cases of fevers and from the success
Of this mode of practice. he is confident il must
and wui be the prevailing practice in ievers;
II never fails perform cure OF Chllls ana
Fever the FIRST DAY.
Bilious, Typhus, Ner1ous, Congesfiue, .W'nter
and Yelto1o fs1er, all yield 10 the use OF this
Medicine, sya are cured by this system OF
practice in s..fter time and with much more
certainty Than by any other system Of practice
that has ever been recommended. =. 4uil
CER1IFIC ATES.
SHEFFIELD, Fayette Co. Ala. Jan. 10, 1842.
DR.. Champion Dear sir, have been
great favorite of DR.. Sappington's. Pills. and
until last fall had not heard of your pills. Your
agent has left some in this country, and / have
used them in my practice toa considerable ex-
tent, and can with pleasure say, ihalas far as
my knowledge extends, they are muchsupe-
rior to any medicine have used5in cases of
Feyers. ! am so forcibly and ior1 personal
knowledge convinced of the santaYy and all
important effects Of your pills, that j am OK
tremely anxious 10 have you make an agent in
this vicinity. There can be- a large amounr
sold here for cash. q. Yonrs truly,
H. p. LEONARD, M, D. q
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Notice.
A LII persons indebted to the Estate of Bur-
IA rell E. Hobbs, deceased, are requested
to make payment Immediately, and those hav-
ing demands against said Estate TO present
them for payment. @
JAMES s. HARRISON, Ad'mr.
January p 40
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Jan 10

NHONmt Wl1lIMS Academy.
YENHE exercises Of this Academy are re-
E sumed for the ensuing year-JoHN K.
JOHNSON, teacher. The neighborhood is healthy
boarding cheap, and the teacher capable of
preparing young men for College. Terms, the
same as for the last year.
Jan 3 2tH 49
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From, the South. C CaroLinian.

From the South y GT0Ltntdn.
Geological Suroey.-The appointment OF Mr.:
Toomey of Petersburg, Va, as Geological
Surveyor of the State, will perfect system of
investigation, the beneficial consequences OF
which, will greatly promote our State prosper
ity. MIR. Rufin has awakened spirit Of ex-
periment and enquiry which has given new
;mpulse 10 agriculture. His information about
mari alone is highly important. Planters have
been accustomed 10 see it every day, who did
not neither know what it was, or was good lor
And in many places, on the Sea Islands for ILL
stance, where its existence was doubtful, MIR.
Rufin has discovered and brought it into use.
Mr.. Toomey will now incorporate his investi-
cations Of Mr.. Ruffins labors and carry ont his
researches. He will at once resort to the back
country, and examine all the indications the
country affords Of ores, metals, minerals, &c.
In Spartanburg there are many indications of
Coal, and if this deposit can be established,
who can declare the wealth that will be added,
not to that section of country alone, but 10 the
whole State, in the supply of that article. as
well as the establishment of manufactures oil
Cotton. and other articles which will be sug-
:gested TO the enterprise Of our people. These
will naturally promote the agriculture OF the
surrounding country BY the consumption of all
agricultural products, besides giving value TO
land. and employment to redundant popula-
ton.
It is to be hoped that the inhabitants through.
out the section of country through which MIR.
Toomey will pass, will give him every oppor-
tuuity and facility of investigation, by inviting
him to their meetings, and, without waiting for
the formality Of an invitation, call on him, and
sneak with and consult him, and point out their
various deposites of Gold, Silver, Iron, Mar
bic, Granite, and all else they may think they
possess.
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DR. CWAMPION,S

VEGETABLE, ANTi-BILious, AsTi.DysPEP:s
TIL. PURIFYING AND CaTHARTIc PILLS, g
Possessing four important properties, for the
cure Of diseases, carefully and eorreely combined,
one article to assist The effect ofanolher, for tho
benefit oftha health Of mankind. ,yJss,;
This medicine is reconmendedto the atten
lion Of those afflicted with Liver Complaint,
Dyspepsia, Dropsy, Bilious habits, Costiss.
ness, Cholera morbus, Rheumatism, Scrofula,
foul Stomach, depraved appetite, Worms, Com
diagea, which is known by asinking fsenss-.
lion al the pit Of the stomach, ] Jauodices Head.
che and sick stomach, nlpItstionofs the heart
Diarhea, Dyseniery, or 'flux. Nervous afec-
lion, Heart burn, White swelling, and all
those diseases arising from impure blood:
Price 25 CTS. per box, and for sale, by ;,s
FRAZIER 81 ADDISO 81
Edgefeld C. III, S. C.ss,
RISLEY q CO.. Hamburg, s.. c.
HAYILAND, RISLEY Cor
Augasta; Gso.ss
Also, in nearly all of the towns and villages,
aud by numerous country agents in all the
Western and Southern States.
June 90 6rn5s q; % % ~ -.
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Notice.

A LII persons indebted to the subscriber, by
IA Note, will do well to settle them by the
first of January next, or they will be waited on
by one authorized to collect.
COLLIN RHODES.
Dec. I2 81 46
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Removal.

HI ABBEY, Snddfer and Harness Matsr,
EDe has removed his establishment to the
Store adjoining B. J. Ryan's Grocery, where
he will be thankful for ali favors in his line Of
business.
Jan 10 IF SO
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-01-10

Sugar, Bagging, &c.
n a flhds. Choice Porto Rico Sugar,
IL W $50 pieces Gunny Bagging, as to AZ
inches wide; superior article.
40 tons assorted Swedes Iron.
cask very choice winter strained Sperm Oil
100 boxes Windsor Glass.
Also, 100 Brls. Canal Flour; choice brands.
Just received and for sale by
SIBLEY s. CRAPON.
Hamburg. Jan 8, 1874 If 49
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Selling off

sAE ESeGeagCe6 Prizes.
YHYHE subscribers having determined to
IL bring their business to close, will sell
their remaining stock at greatly reduced phi
ces, for CASH only. III persons wishing bar
gains are invited to call.
FRAZIER &. ADDISON.
Jau.3 4t 49
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Notice.

Notice.
HDERSONS indebted to COOP & LyoS, or
IL S. F GooDE, individually, are respect
fully invited to come forward and settle by cash.
and those who are not specially waited on,
may regard this notice as final
GOODE Il LYON.
Jan 10 al 50
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DA1LAs Col, Ala, April a. 1s4s:

DALLAS Co., Aln., April 4, 1913:
DR.. Champion sir,-0f the pills
which | received from you, have found sale
for considerable quantity. l think that it
will be sickly here in consequence of the wet
spring. Your pills give such general satisfac.
lion here, that am persuaded by my neigh
bors to write to you for large supply Of both
kinds. 1t is now known that Keep them,
and people will come 30 or 40 miles for them.
Please send them soon, as / expect TO sell NIL
that have written for by the time your agent
is around in July. .ts.Ts. u.
Yours with much respect, -
BENABAH KING.
Each box contains "a pills, IL Of which are
sufficient 10 cure any ordinary case Of. Chills
aud Fever. Price ST. 25, and
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Notice.
FHNHE subscriber having entered into new
II. business arrangements, is desirous of
closing up his old business, and respectfully
urges upon those indebted to him either by
note or account, the necessity ofan immediate
settlement
JOHN COLGAN.
January3 # 49
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State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.

vs Foreign attachment.
B. M. Dnvall
THyHE Plaintiff having this day filed his De-
d claration in my office, and the Defend
ant having no wife or attorney known to be
within the State, on whom copy of the same,
with rule TO plead could be served. tits or
dered, that the defendant plead 10 the said De-
claration within a year and a day. or final and
absolute judgment! will be given against him.
GEO. POPE, C. c.p.
Clerks Office, 14th March, 1S43.
March 90 1y 8 -
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State of South Carolina.
BARNWELL DISTRICT.
I'M THE COMMON PLEAS.
Foreign Attachment.
Assumpsit.

Ann MiIsdge. Ii: 1'sumpsi'.
YNyHE Plaintiff in the above case, having
H this day filed bis declaration in my Of
fee, and the Defendant having no attorney,
known to be in this State, on whom rule TO
plead can be SCI we'd; onmotion Ordered, that
the said defendant do plead within year and
a day from the publication of this rule OF final
aud absolute judgment will be awarded against
ERASMUS D. ALLEN, c. c.P. {
Clerks Office, 5th Jane, lS43.
June ID 1y 20
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Valuable LANDS for Sale,

Valuable Lands for Sale,
YHyHE Subscriber offers for sale two vaua-
E BILE tracts of Piny Woods Land; one Of
which lies between three and four miles from
Hamburg, containing about 220 acres. There
is first rate
SegeU 81 GT6SS oEgSSg
on the premises, in good ordeli together with
Turning Laths; all running by water power;
besides, thereare between three aud four hun
dred
Cords of Fire Wood
on the place. There are attached, a good Dwell
ling House, Barn, and Stables, aud an excel
lent Peach Orchard and Garden.
The other tract Of Land contains 200 acres,
situate about miles from Hamburg, well tim:
bered with Oak and Pine, adjoining apds Of
Josias Lanham, Thomas Morris and others.
The above Lands will be sold ut Edgefcld
Court House. on Sale Day in February next,
and those wishing to purchase will do well to
examine the lands before sale day.
WM. ELKlNS.
Inn IN 2t so
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A LII persons having demands against the
IA estate of A. G. Colvin, decd, are re-
qnested to present themto me in the Ordinarys
Office, on Thursday the first day of February
next, when a final settlement will be made on
the estate. Those not availing themselves Of
this notice will not be paid.
ROBT. JENNINGS, Jr.
administrator.
Jan. 10 At SO
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FHN HE Subscribers respectfully annonhce to
IL the Inhabitants of Edgefeld Village and
its vicinity, that they have formed co-partner-
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Jan. 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-19
EDICATION.

tENiiF SEMINARY. nrdcr The -rpcr.
vs. on and canttol al thr Rector Of 1uniUg
threaa 'ntk'r. hnig. Wood county "a hr.
hefn nnerrd A. Is rcsidru,e Mrs Wndsor
1e Ptlnrl"ai - ladv al gtenf ~ renee Of
-Nienste irarri anf ampir qualifications. Shc
h1a preside svc' ,naar LASH. flafs IN ~.
.ann'rv md FLgiand, md hnvfV resided ~
franr- f"r come t.er- Il -nsb,d Ia c1nsrrss
aueu'lY IN tn language of thaf country Jer
fss-etf.'. Ni.s tilse.. corr. 'ef.d - . ueai,on
Il the f.iarscn Ia - Nd rhdor tho d.rcc.
9nr Of Mrs Ph"lrs. fa-nstiv Ms 7. iprn'n MA
lids ihe trttironlrl7 n a. S,r;r,fF 4,
PATRONAGE ~ usp'o. nthct sutahlv u, .'frcl
aasstani- VII he adred. "f,r thu ',.,t orinr,
TENS . - c.'u o'iaa-heaffh. nora'e ,nl
nan, ers- -tte 30 1f1 p,etnr. it,tl#t > Il ire.
een'res7 VII So con'inpalv tnrcwn r.reci.
illy wlll tlts he the case ia tho boz dr. he
woc~ whom an the other me- nhr,s i 10
ssiahlshineat V y he orteted tho rus md
ehsrshtd Ike erdearr- ents binding MANY into
NJ harnnnons fault. Tie bcord,ao d.rnr,.
nea' vi he entrusted - the lady off hc R,v Mr.
smith. All ihc ufnpl branches Of n complete
tsmHle education. both 81. siaptial and orhs-
nental. VII ~ 'runht
tcr lnrri. nud tnitlos IN all the En-
gIsh p anshes, per eeSsion Of five
mepi's nayahfe ~ advance 9s5o
"aahn7 tr'ch hoardar finding their
own towe'sl psr do2. n mas
IN hiss boz fl're " III be no oihor exira charecs
fh1r fNr tho lan9uapco nj nrnnmentaI .ttdie.
"n'is ~ se'so1 - fte months e2o.Go
l." 81 Instrument Tor practising per
ssgton 800
ptnwlnQ Nd r1ina ng Inoa
Fanc" " ~ u AL lInds each no
french. a''p, and ltnlinn, chch 10 oU
:" Inail WI he aiken ~ Ices torn fhan
m. aession 1lcas By ., ovions understandings nd
- - vcre acerrh'r -. EoVo tr,in - to- . .ailv in
The s.ss =" as ,sepe Thnv ni'nn wi T., ~ the
moath Of '-ntembrr and 0rt'brr. Vocal music
vii eoer NJ Ito ecnrr1l ep'rcIsea oeihe school
WITHOUT anv ev'ra charre. IN iees - y osc a ho re-
0a're special 'c,.ons, when the ehcr sid be $40
sion.
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y Y-G % ID !.
GREAr ATTnACIIoN.
SECOND SPLENDID srock or
NEW GOODS...

THE SURSCRl6kN hegs leave - inlof =
l the cii,ens of Nhc.lins snd Ih'
te,shhofhsnti. that he has JUS teianed rom
Ph.lsdciPhis and Bflsinsvfe ard IS aow feceif
FRESH STOCK OF NEw GOODS.
lfse,ne ths second supply this fal winch for
asAlsTy AsD caRAe>Ass carnol be eNeeiiea u
o .aslic W the cny ef Wheeling
Cloths Of sverv variety Of shade aud PHce. We
ca'si.nsrss and Cassinet,s the greatest q1rn.
usy imaginable.
Eeniuek1 jcnns, (nffxd cloths.
Ksrssyo HeuseY cInfh.. Giraffe cloihe, aur eve
~ yarioev Of Rosde ier Goats ana paaisioans-
Bescbed and Hsswn nnshns, flannei' ana
ALSO tho iararst sssor men, Of Caiieos, he
hes ever onssed ~ she public.
Dsmeslic. EzslpieB and Marr ester 0tneh1 ms
= pi. adi4 new si,f. goods for drr-se.. such ~
rrh fgd Vsfress, Chiaa Perm, ohu-sn de
.Issfar. Musfn 10 l.aine. silS .lrire Aaokbars,
70 new sstseisD ssnped, ia H. caanSeaalr, plain,
and warm <ssa l. disaes Lasf,fs vi. ever
ksad II 0spOds " fssn,,n fpr Isdiss frtzsffi
. Ssas1{s, Hand ktrchisfs. Gfarsf No.. is-y. WIS,
CnsFs. 4IhheNs. Bonnei ,ibs ami linrg- Ar
The undse-i4aed wouli take THIS aeea ION 8.
sNpFaao ~ TANKS TO Inc pnslae tr Inc liberal
. re- III Their nalroaeae heretofore received, and
koIes aad hsievs thai an eN,mnsi on 81 his
ssSck Eill~stbfv Aay .re thsi hr - still en- tiled
70 full ehareof the subtle patronage.
.,.tis sENsFNEY.
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aTaRr MN 1Cop~. ai4he No 1T III
NB rs St..,isq Aisf r. Rngsffso :,
yarpr ,..H -,...-f05By ,..6.,r, D..
a-'sf-s-. sItt iif ffhe seu.fa.'y fhlt he 81. ju.
.,,.,.. ,- .I ..t q, a. i, s,p. rel s....,fo,,,t F..
Day GOODS sea GROCERIES, Cni-kefY Wnf.
u,,lat,, l.4... St g.. Ar 3, ..t ~ - - pff.f
, a.. -.,.5, ,. ..t ,. ,be,p ar ,Le.fer fai. .,ef
"a, tI, 49,. .,...i IA, ,,l, nts e,np,,,s The tsI
f,ta- a.,..Ie.. -.
Fgpocr0.Es.
no Dig. rrrEN RIO coftff;
81 ',.ts. C.lf....., i.f ia 81 fr~tfr u TEA
10 -, II -,.a Stas d. Ia htvs- l.tpsrIa, -.
3aOn - Tai SUGAR. : hhl- \ O StGAHz
an0a - efa.r y sire -, : rtsfses elGt:
a6 dds ~ - NBt s. 3. - a.sc r'a. aOAf.
1000 l. f. sAffRA1J=s
10 rskr- u qIug t)G AGCo. H1rqHfiiYt
ID ds II fut d dis.
- Ia ~ flss IN -.
: t--.r tn T.
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'fsrare] and aeli sy A y ssnds .. @ D5ag
r's and , hsmists Granite b.. la5nss. 81
B-oat"ag cerner ~ shprnhers If New Work
= ~ o. als by nrurpfsts n forehnpl ihs L s.
I 81 ps hottls ~, bnrfl-a frr S.
Ire Pub r. te7pocffnlif r-l---. III IN rernfr-
oe' ihai - Sandals SarsapsrilIa thai Fa- snd .
c0hRsn'ig achieving such temsfkatle enres of
ne most difficult clrss nf disease. 10 whirh inc
nun N irene '-uhjer,. md as for Sands S,r-
pa-tHs. sra frkn ~ other
mn ~ PRY Or ss,rt Ig ~r-nfri m
ana ririnifs.
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Dr. nUNeAH.s rAPEeroUANT aTNF
eClsSss.sss,aiGN.

o. oarrhs. SF,'ung - blood. Bronchiiia
- theely Of efe1thn=. Asfhina. Pam in he
so 'easi Nnf e='sf. wheeling rou2n. cfoep.
u. ~ q se,s'' II We liver add tire Iong7
W rt., Ike E.hle - -. ,e-,oa de1th j.
ID. eer'ris laf Of all - live n0d have hone:
-nd shhcnrh II. l-tier c,nnot 10 ~, rted = II
Tho f'fn>r n1.v. ny - po"e- n ~ 'dfr'ur >.
rrno 90 or ree4ered - nf' - 3Ie a q - ~
.ir+ 20 our -'ae--n however 0tsieh 90. no far
- - have dsfsd 'he enwcr % Inc healing -
tho '-'rHs ffru' y b.V- m van attempted 10
a. 49, 90 f-fal nro.'re.s hv IN sprliration OF
fon7sd5r. esHh - dow fo1rh or known In -,
nrNei1ee- III - sttfnn'ia- ha. deead -,
un'rd III II "a sfplket fhrfh ,vih tr,,-,,rifp
prthe,'ng - - RI "et'.-r er'i.ase. f5rnf rren.
ere-" et'. >. - raernter frNra svcre fnt, L.
NJ 4 ca-'teg % ionm ~ d,r'ness n'er ,he r1aee
n r.. -tfrt'0n - fhsr. "Nass l.bors ka..
h-Ne.ht fsr,h snsdteInr Vttrh II roPne cases
vii .trcsi fhe nroerc.a 90 tbs faf,l license
M ! el I'll .'ll - ALL Ysi@f n ~ rteq'
siuhhn-n 49, Nop.-. should IN reg rAeI n tn
ieli nf = rghl'c 5. npfaet+r - e .enf|,a :.
h rved hat nuecan's Evpectatani Reued
"'il - ihi.. Uence " - p-,scnt. nd rrran.
~ nded - the community. - rnrdif .
IN .fa'si" mi 100 and rel evc- The di-i-.s.i9
rnueh, cans'-g tfee m ensv ssprainr1tihn.
''op. no - h.r'i" f'rer and nigh swo,t heal,a
he pie"ratnt h..e- aud arfes'Iny - f9tal pro
ef"es ofconsdnnf -. rive - Ne gir siren: -
"nlnr 'hr eshk ant h-hilintrd roprl ,inz III.
nne-. TVS Pe3e.f. IN he-al = non Ia 10 -
~ tho No r. lnnit sal"-it h-tag sel an r.,
ar'va'e oraeti"s sfthe lafc br Dtnesr, fProf.e
sor - he tnive,-,v " F.Entn-r fnr inward
= riah ioen v'--e hr With fhausa - have he,e
rssiareil % narf.ct hpaith - nj - b, nnder.
-inof lh1' III" EHp-"t9rant no - " u cure
- cfse- II 'p-saf11fion; TO- - vii not do
Rnt VI r Ihers = lif, thcr.. = None. we wepll
ssf"refors VI -a o. ionio ~, mr. icinc. When
liz c,es's fati-'f - ~ .fll ~ ives hcasin 10
'he au1, re-. hy riv,ar ea-.7nt strerrth r~'e"-
~ tho co"ph. and ciiaakirr of phlrcm, &C.
rhis alo~c "a c>ns1letf,0 - the patent. whlr'
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-19

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zee .aesrisr Blue back Frsneh olais. lie f.
ae-f p fhr rft az p psffa-s
-'sr. % lek. uh.r. Brown Polish AID llsisib e
Germ cloths Al ~ prices.
: sHfsr aaf..i-r N-Fa- BEAVER cloth, eh 're
= Hattft go ar' ti,uI than can ba
sHa.7f e't, tr'r -, IN ihr ciB.
H.Hr aad hisrs tssttf cloths yefy heavy and Grc
A. tHHr s~n ~
-" tei ,aae c5fd cloths, ~ sack coats.
/ .aHcr.ar assortment oi tiur > sck aaS fancy
t.ss.iI.sfrs II 3. Iatrsl ttslc ar. saaIfi,.
tIa fara.uf hs besi on df~sse! hisck Satin.
men ss Son s4nrsi srt ear ssls-te
5 <ss-rtsa .r-#elc of xilk and tahhY NeI,,f-
l1e msst lhshnnusir assortment ~ sc~ asJlc
IHibsf. N.uno Al valencia AssifaRs.
swan Down itsfinHs - nsrIs lfUe
Pa1t ciahs ~ fiu shile4 that sa.Rai be- hea
- - ere. su8 quaiIfi.
GIflfit Cloths AID -.ycicfns.
i1fIur.Y AMI ueaseI saens.
krufucsf aud Nr.r, Jean.
\ iais, ard seirrdd assnr nent n cassiaefit.
wis being louehi hv fhr VAS $50 $40 e. ~
chetp = yoH Hsh - bus them
IN "a .fpkus Cnusans AMI aipacas. WHICH,
~ nti4 sell sUy fsfss. Afsa piece s1aef.nf
i.asirs VIDE. Iiaiiaa ilce= nnrs
wi selected assar mcnt Of Bffiw1 aud AInor
can Pants al al prices. SIX aud Nofs et
SefFr
Rls,chea and brown mns'os. Green Ealz,.
Green AMI Canton flatnels.
4 Cue ss=.Iini. al Ut iytes Faner SpaHs.
Han Brushss. Io1ih and eInihts btnshss, pfes'
-ng Curbs Six u srsnlcs and Pur'es
Gentlemen. - haif hnse. Msuuo. coit1n ard
Country knii d.. Linen raesei hdkis. SIX
ana Cotton do. ~ al kinds, VI -rinn and inmh'r
Wool under shirts and dIt~er- <nlt ID. Nafs-
tea aut Alcun1 Sestis. AOrsted anu cotton
claTsts, EiOth and Glazed APPS.
tusnfid assnrf irrnt - Buck skin, Six. Gum
fia-iit aud cnfton Susreuders, Bnc <skiu sus
prndsr ends. 80 dufea sfinnahin shlrt collars
- dozen fashinnLhi- t'lrk ralln stnet-.
A! iperoH arusls at black aud e ~ iloskH
Glaze, sik AID Me5in0 DO. Bnckskin ana
Refl'n 10.
l,osam-. g. Tehot~' Trlsunlaas 90 all sefie
Unhrvllas hfasb Hollands, siecias. Llaea
Camhr1e= ltia#urs e
READY MADE tLOrIlING.
A splendid assariu.cut II ElHe. h'ars. olive
brown, elafei, p .l,th and Inv. ih.e Green dress
aud irDck coata. maze Iu the most fashionable
anner from 10 IA . da'iaf1
Blae black, lnvsil.lr gr,en and waved Beaver
Cloth Box ffoeks aud over coats, mace IA thr
alest Al L. from 10 IA 81 da.int-,
Blne Pilot and fLiahIas ,aafs, bloc, All Greer
Blanket Do. Lion 81 IA 10. KeaiHekY leans, Vel
'trm 10 IN dollars
Rhe. hlsrh. dsa5.ai sud iancy r, lofed Catsi- |
ncr. fanlalnons. iastlpnatly made. from 10 lH T
lpia per pair
/ amoad ca>snefi fsniaiouus ffoia SIS 10 .
,rge and beaui,hf s.eortu -ul II Th.hrt I
Nerino. Oil drrs-e. Saua.i Valencia ala Swan .
10 an Vesfs AZ esrry nfice
fas-u"it nnd Green naitr Ronnd JtckeiF,
Flannel shirts, drawer. f'e Nc.
AuYof the ahoss named articles NIL ha m 80
10 order ia The latest IA hianah'e slYis, nud on
he sharte.t notice % thpse vino IS I'LL give
sall ~ sold n any way "a sun the buyer. on hs
most reasannhl. terms. aud Al sur. cxeerdin'ly
aw pfiees. - eanuot tail 10 autiY eli VIM viii
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