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Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-11-15

Gy- Democracy is again triumphant in the CT
" as well in the State OF New York The
Tribune is very much ont OF humor, and says
the State has expressed itself in favor Of Polk
Oregon ard Texas" We should think it had.
New Jersey has gone usual, for the wings
but by decreased majority.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-11-15

ScmrYLkiLL CouNTY.-The Pottsville Journal
have been expended in that region during the past
year in making Improvements of varions kinds.
At least six hundred new houses, for miners,
have been built, exclusive of those in the large
towns.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-11-15

J:B. P.sL.uEH. Esq., at hts Rect Es-
tate ami Goai OEce, corner Of 3D. and Chrsnnf
sr.eis, Philadelphia. Is nutho,i:sd to act as
.sgsnt, a, receipt for alt monf~s due this
oG1cr, for subscription or dirsritsing.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-11-15

A BrLL-Of O'Connell this anrclote is told
Some one requested his autograph-to whom he
sent the following I~ish answer Dear Sir
Your reques, has been received and it cannot be
complied with-Yours, Danel OC0antH
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-11-15

Co There is project on foot rather talk.
ed of, TO make rail road from Char lesion 10 Tex.
as That there will be one before twenty years,
we have no doubt
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-11-15

HAEp THING TO nr KICKED Wiru.--A Sal
lor in Boston sued his captain for kicking him
with tro0den kc
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-11-15

The Wilkesbarre papers mention a recent vi
sit of the Managers of the Lehigh Navigation
Company at that place, and state that they are
making active preparations for transporting coal
over their railroad thence 10 White Haven for 2j
cents per ton. This will enable the coal opera
tors to reach the New York market on terms that
will insure fair profit. II has been suggested
rha, fifty thousand tons will pass over that route
next summer, If,his should prove true, we may
anticipate for the Wyoming Valley an active coal
business season in the direction of the Lehigh
/ Navigation.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-11-15

UNION OF THE ATLANTIC AND PACIFic.-lt is
said that the Minister of Foreign affairs in Cen.
tral America has arranged with a company of
capitalists Of Belgians French and English to
make ship canal from Lake Nicaraugua to the
Pacific, the expense Of which can be betrayed
for ten millions Of dollars, which we think can
he easily done, using the canal for navigation.
1t is very possible that in this age Of internal
improvements, the two seas will be united be-
fore much more time clapses, and unless we
tya'l ourselves Of our unrivalled facilities for
communication with the Pacific, by the shortes,
and most expeditions route via Oregon. England
will head US off fcompletely.-NevY York Sun
The ENGLISH have heard SO much of our ''can
vass back ducks, that they have desire to taste
them. A gentleman in Baltimore has received
al order from England for some canvass backs
to 10 sent over in one OF the steamers
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-11-15

C-5- A few 20 ID. kegs Of printing ink can b'
had at this Office, at Philadelphia prices for cash
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-11-15
ID I r. ID ,

On Monday morning last, EMILY RosAN.
MA, daughter of Mr.. Jacob Young, OF this place,
aged , years, months and days
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-11-15

CS- SuBLrMiTy OF NossEssE.-Our readers will
find slice Of this article in the following criti
cism Of De Meyers piano playing in New York.
1t is itch and racy-a fine specimen of bombas,ic
macniloquence
"Such q union Of Cyclcpian force with gos.
samer tenderness-": erotesIre nervousness
with the most d, lca,e precirion-never has
before been witnessed. SO astonishing is the
,nexh'nsibc strength with which he throws
his soul into the instrument that she rena ns
for moment crashed and shrieking 10 her a.
ponv But she soon regains her beautiful pro.
portions. again to be tortured and expire in the
storm of musical thunder which dashes around v
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-11-15

CTTHE PENNSYLVANIA JrsrICE.-This work
containing practical digest ofthe laws of Penn.
sylvania from 1899 TO 1873 with forms, and in.
tended as asuppliment to WRiGnT's MoKiNNkY's
OR BlNSs Justice, published in 1910 may be had
on application to II. B. Masscr. Price one dol.
Ia
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-11-15

O. James Clarke. editor Of the Iowa Repor
ter, has been appointed Governor OF Iowa
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o. We refer our readers to the advertisement
al the sale of the property of the estate of Daniel
We also refer to the advertisement Of the es-
tate of Abraham Rothermel, to be sold on the
18th of December, in Little Mahonoy township
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-11-15

WEsrwARp.-The steamboat Confidence ar
rived at Hannibal (Mo.,) on the 4th inst, with
about two hundred Pennsylvania Germans on
board. They are from Westmoreland and Bea-
yer counties, and from five to six hundred more
are expected from the same counties, during the
present season, They were all bound for Shell
by county, Missouri, where the united colony
will make them about three thousand souls.
They have been settling there for year past
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-11-15

O. READING AND PoTTsviLLr.-.he editors
Of these two thriving towns, are quarrellins up
on the subject of the relative prosperity Of the
two places, They are both nourshing towns,
and therefore, both are saucy, Within the last
year, $50 buildings have been erected in Read.
ing In Petsville, 67 houses have been erected
in the same time, and II are in progress of cree
ton. Pottsvile contains 1908 houses. There
are in the borough, l2 churches and 10 taverns,
How many grog shops the papers do not state,
The town also contain i5s stores. an almost in.
credible number 10 those who uuacquainted
with the immense trade created by the coal bu-
siness. The Potsville Gazette states, that Potts.
vile was surveyed and laid off in lots in 1916,
| by Henry Donald. There is a slight error in the
name, Henry Donnel. Esq, father of the late
Judge Donne, Of this place, is the person alluded
to. Let our friends in their rivalry, aid in exten
ding their rail road to the Susquehanna at .hi,
place, so that We can enter the lists with them.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-11-15

O. The Harrisburg Reporter publishes cx
tract from the Sunbuly Gazette, for the purpose
of "exeulpating the honest democracy Of the
Forks and laying all the blame upon Major
Dewart and his friends. in regard to the late Sc
Material election. So far as the article was ne.
cessary to endorse the democracy of some of the
leading democrats fthc Forks, we have no oh.
lection, as they were sorey in nerd of some such
palliative, and we have no desire to deprive
them OF this crumb Of comfort, cooked expressly
| for their relief We can tell the Reporter, how
ever, that, though the democracy OF the Lower
End, uhe democracy that give majorities, J
regret the election of whig; they have cause
Of regret for the course they have pursued, and
would act again precisely as they have done, un.
| der similar circumstances II the editor canno,
comprehend the humbng quotation he makes
! from the Miltonian, he should brush the cobwebs
from his brain and try it over.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-11-15

Uy The Bloomsbury Democrat says, that the
stock of the Cat,awissa rail road has got into the
hands of a Company of wealthy men, and will
soon be completed. The editor thinks the route
infinitely superior to the route. below ,hem with
their inclined planes, tunnels sc. The misfor.
tune OF the Cat'awissa road is, that il is one con-
nit. and another from the summit to lis eastern
termination.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-11-15


I'VE iorbear, at this TIM, % notice. in be.
coming terms, the puerle whining OF the Sun.
bury papers over the failure OF their impuden,
attempt to outvote and outnumhnr DanVlie al
the late Rail Road Convention ih this place, by
sending according TO the rtqrrrment of their
secret circular, "powernI q, legations" We
are wllngto let them enl " the qualification of
scolding, even though II b. in rather i'll. mrasur.
ed terms, but we cannot consent, Just now, tn
endanger the progress of 50 lrnrortant n work ms
n Rail Road connection between this place and
Philadelphia, by idle newspspsr quarreI-.
We can afford TO be generous, when III" attacks
come from such harmless Hnnrce a. the qn I
and unimporant town OF Snnbnry. This much,
| however, we do say, that il they should con
tinuc their unprovoked attacks upon Darv lie,
we may be called upon To icpel them IN Ian.
| cuage not to be misunderstood. So they may
| govern themselves accordingly."
D-The above "bcautifnl extract" is from the
Danvile Democrat Of the 9TH inst. The editors
ideas were evidently wool gathering, when he
wrote Of our "imrudcnt attempt to outvote Dan
Vile" Such an atiemp: would at least have
been "impotent," which is prohablythe word in.
tended, when il is rccoleoted that the tcnan,ry
Of the Rolling Mill and Furnaces were ready drill.
| led to drown the voices Of distant delegates IN
the Convention In regard TO the threats in the
above article, we have only TO say that We are
ready and willing 10 meet the editor and his
friends at their earliest convenience. In the con
test, We presume, they would be- quite as sue
cessful as they were in the convention, in yield
ing by compulsion, all that was fariy and honor
ably asked of them Truly, our Dsnvil- friends
can ''aford TO be generous" upon compusior
We have no desire TO enter into any strife iha
would endanger the great enterprise Of construc
ting rail way from Phiadelphi TO the Snsque
hanna. And il some of our Danvle friend
could only dvest themselves Of the idea. tha
, their town is the sun and centre of the universe
and think that there are few other places on n
globe, not wholly uninlportant, we should b
able TO get along smoothly.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-11-15

Az OLD RESIDENT OF BRooKLYS died recent
ly at New Orleans, leaving $4,000 to the Bap
tst Bible Society, and 500 900 In equal shares
10 two sisters, vino are at present at service II
Brooklyn While he has been in possession o
SO much wealth, his sisters have been toilng II
serYtude
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-11-15

THE Magnetic Tr1EGRArH COMPANY, we
see, have held meeting in Washington city and
elected Amos Kendall President pro tenn. Mr..
Kendall stated TO the company that he was in ne
gociaton with gentlemen in the city of New York,
for the purpose of raising sulTicien, SUN ofmo-
ney to extend the'line Of telegraph from Phia-
delphia TO Baltimore lie also reported that the
line OF telegraph between the cities Of New York
and Philadelphia was in great forwardness, and
would probably he completed and open for the
transaction of intelligence in a few weeks.
The following rates Of charge for the distance
between New York and Philadelphia were a.
greed upon -
For the transmission, writing out, and deli
very of every communication, not exceeding ter
word, every figure being counted word. rxclu
sive of the signature and address, and the drec
tions ofthe writer as to the disposition Of III,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-22
NEW GOODS!
kkFR 81 MoTTE, No Iee Marke, sora,
afenow receiving their second sto,b OF

hFfK ~ MOTTE, No 1863 Marke, sorare
- afenow receiving their second sto,k OF
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
davlng purchased them a. n great reduction n,
price'w are prepared to offer good bargains I,
sortment may be found; 80 ~
DreSs o. DDS Cashmere D'Fcosse rbunap
redo-an Afghan Plaid, Mousline do Laire ysry
cheap; Alpnca, Lustre all kinds 80 We = cent Nv
er than snal; Gnyh ans. every variety.
Fdncy articles. Trimmings d.c-Hosie-v oI
every KIND; White Goods, irish Linen, RUSSIA g.
onddySye D,ape crash; Alpaca Aprons; Brown
amu " I'M mue Ho,,and; Trimming Gmps and Erin,
gesi Fix and Worsted Serge; Silk ana Nors,eJ
ihrend, Buttons; Silecia &c &c
large assortment of English and American
CaIicoes. very cheap.
ror Ge' Hemen's Uedr.-Cloths, cassimcres
oa'unets' Kentucky Jeans .Tweeds, s atm Mori,
noe, eashmere, and other Nestings; Gents' era
vats ana stocks; all of which we can sell n,
,hucn lower rr'ces than they were sold early 10
Domestic Goods Red, brown. ve'low md
white Flannel PLAID, insev, rulings. tho hest
makes OF brown aud bleached Muslin, Ticking
checks, Domestic Stripes and Plnids' Cotton
arm and carpet chain, always on hand.
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EXCHANGE HOTEL:

EXCHANGE PLACE. BALrIMoR..
ME subscriber respectfully nnnonnces IN his
i friends and The pnllc, III II lee ha. purchased
MeERASfUS COLEM ms interest. a, d become
SUI 'e Sseo oI tho above ~ nh'ishn,en; tst
The Hotel is located convcrI.bi Ia all III, pCIN
SIPAL STEAMBOAT LANDINGS AND RAIL
"oNO DEPOl ; nl"I oilers every il duceInent hr
'"'rn' Ihe h"m' are large and nity md inr.
nlsfed IA syl" ooi surpa, sod hy any sin.il,r
adjustment in The Unitd States
from The oSier'cute The Prr, Rotor hns h1d in
ne management Of FIRST CASS norm. he
u lers himself ihni every department. oi tho esb,r.
hnen' VII he co'uncted ~ style iu pl.nse those
who may iovDr bm with call.
uec 5-iw JOHN WEST
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hIla An1l,-E

TE7HE Hisory OF The Pore, from, ~ f,ro,
n diiiun Of the Sec ot Rome &C. A n l'b3
by Archibald Power. T. q lotnc fly public Pie,
lessor OF Rhetoric History and PbilcSnIhy IN
The UnIver i'lcs 81 II, me, Geuca md NIaceisia,
and IN ihe later lace Counsellor OF The Ir qul,
>iifon, and con'inu,'tn 10 The present finc
~ Kew samuel Hans : tx, - ., Professor
e'Ii aordinaTv IT Biblical and Christian Hi,
lUrV m lne Union TLeoI gpai Seminary III
New ! Il to be completed in % Nos, s5 Is
each. P.rSin> ho wish io sub>cfIbr tor fiijs
work will calim ROBB': Rw aud SiatiIaty
S'o'e, cortefoi Man anc Uuion streets.
jan -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-22
Wholesale AND RETAIL.
BOOK STORE.

JOHN FISHER, Agt, Book seller and Station
- or, no 1873, Main Street Wheeling, Va so
hclta the patronage of his former friends and
customers at his ola stand, where he will he
able to supply them with Books and Stationery
az reduced piices. He has now on hand a lar &c
OF MedIcal, miscellaneous, Theological and
SSchool Books. Also, Bibles of every variety of
BINDING, all of which he is able 10 afford as
the city. 80
Hlghestprlce given for Rags ia exchange.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-22
NoIIt T.

CONMi~I Nrh s tTF.CE Fthf 1915.
The p1rrs Irtrre>'el 10 ihf foregoing DE-
cree 'rr hereby not.f q, that have apt o nc
Thu STAY, Oh ~ h 'ay of March ntx', al %,
oilice OF JAG 4 * Fuzhugh IN he cry OF TheoI
IpE, a. 10 time AMI pl'ce, " ben aud whore
will pfoce Is tu l1kr ih' count IN said deer ,
cifcciei AMI ! require al pa hnvira a.,
iuiete>l IN ihe ~aln", 10 appear a-d attend bc
tore me, fbr III purp,>e ni IN bling me O.. TAX,
said account and make ne epprt thrreOi.
EDW n 'ITTuUGH, Ctmnissi,n,r
a WIS & "a Icb IL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-22
Aired Caldwell,
ngNinI
William Cunningha",s administrators & heirs
.1BSTRJCy,

4
AND The CouIt dutn adjudge, cider and de.
cree, that this cause be referred to Edward RI
Frznugh, Esq. one of the Master Commis
SionerS ot this Courr, To take and stale an ac-
count OF the personal eS ate and eifec ol said
in'eSiale which have come H. he hands OF the
sad administrators, James w Clemens end
in rNon l. Saug>tCnO or - the hands II any
pihrr perSOn by their tciIOn and oi all sums.
"herewllh th,y OF ether vi them are charge,
able IN due couT.e OF administrators aud htt
he a'Sp take and state IN account OF the q ian
Try, location and value 4 tn real estate of
I've SAID CunDit CHAM, deceased, whereof he
iird SgiZ ur enliet To- and Of the value Of
he annual rents aud profits lEcrtOi--And il i,
luther ordered, thai said Comm .Ssione ta6e
and 81 t. an account OF WIN may he due The
cnmpl' inant on the covenant IN his bill men
toned, aud to al o hers showing the amoupi
due each, ie,pctivrly, and whe her The - me
bind The real estate aforesaid of sail tcstate,
erhet as spec iic liens or dcumbianceS or any
uiherwiS' Md Tor these purpOs s. the ga M
! C"mmiss onCT will cause reasonable notice 10
| be given by sdveriiscm,n 10 such npWSpapei
as he may lhluk proper, 10 said creditors "a
come before him and prove their debt>; anf
shall TX pCrempiorv ia TO- thai purpose md
such OF them as a5l, not come in the ! nc
limited, shall be excluded from tie benz ut ~
tvs decree; and such credit r. who are no
parties 10 this suIt, ani who shall C.mC befor,
said Comm lSSinuet q Prove herr deb.S before
hey he periniucd 81 To do shall contIihu,e &,
l said cat"piaiG aDt, their pTonUTlCnS of The ex
PenScs OF his SUIT, 10 BE- adjusted b. b. Com
missioner, or Sclu ihr paw ent thereof "a j.
| factory 10 him. And, the CDmmis,j neT j. OF
derod To report IN the premises o. iih all co W
Lient speed. together with srY ma 'tsjS GscmC,
pertinent bY himSc or quircd by any of M,
parIirs, IN order lO final etfer nv iiecduSe
Teste, ALEX I LAlOLEY, Clerk.
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4 NoMBS. IVORY COMBS. by The dozen or sim
~ Gle one Shell Tuck Combs. Shell SIDE Combs.
shell Pocket Combs. Bnffjlo Horn Combs Braz linn
Horn Combs, Bczilian Horn Tuck Comhs. Brazilian
Horn Side Combs. English Redding Combs. Horn
Redding Combs, Horn Pocket Combs Wood Pooko,
Comhs. German Silver Pocket Combs For sale bv
dec 10 AorAIRcuIn
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-22

ee CASKS MADDER-
90 Bags Pepper
90 do Pimcntos
Is Bbls Alum
90 boxes Bunch Raisins
bales ) s Almonds
2cases birthstone
cask Blue Vitriol
barrels loves
400 Mats cassia
20 boxes Chocolate
SIX Chalk
barrel Camphor
10 barrels CaSnwood
30 do Clipped f.oswood
barrel Cream Tartar
barrels Ground Ginger
ccroons Indigo
cask Lamp Black
cases Liquo.iee Ball
% kegs Mustard
Ia barrel Nutmegs !,
so barrels Loaf Sugars.
All just received and fe. snleb
Jun 9 CRANGLE d. BAILEYS
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NEW GOODS.

ElvED tbs mOrninr,ar SENSENfY
E% RHODES, NJ i31. Frhc Cn,hmP,e
. mus 81 me most reaulitui pattern; Fine p X
riehch cashmere and mary ether aIticics
which viii make Ihcir.iock yt,y cnrni,,cerS
desirable ASo, BIZ F1encL Ciths # evtry
qua nv and ruce icb
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ROPES. ROPE.

ROPES. ROPES.
n band nud for sale general assortment, l.,
" C"rlnpe. consisting IN pnri rs follows,
White lard mud Manila Ropes of oil sizes
1000 lbs Packing Yarn
400 " Oakum
5OO " Broom Fwine warranted good.
Ais" Lines end Twncs of every varietv soJ s,z.
all Of which will he s,ld as eheao IA con ho
chased in This city or PhishnTgh
Flax, Becswsx Ginseng. Corn Brooms. Oa,s md
C"rn taken ~ exchange AT Wheeling Market pr,cc
Tor Cnrhage, OF The od stand formerly ocrunisd r..
Dargc a. II &c. No / Water street
oc' CHARLES m BERRY
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] q Y u u u y Z q D

LET ALL THEW WORLD FAKE NOTICE
AND BEE AkEFUL NOT TG BUY rrHE
lSHG AR TEp)IMPROVEDi DIAN
sEGE ABLE PILLS, unlc.s Z tnr nox
mas on II the WRITTEN sisnaiui. vi The on,
tlnal Inventor and rGtchtet ~ -EH d.
G BENJAMIN SMITH, MD ~.
These pi asani Pilsro>se>s puwe,sio optn
al The natural dlains OF the system viz. ths
LC.NGS kiDNEYS' SKfN q. BOFELS-
hilheTlo uNKN WV 10 The pracuce OF medic me;
ani So compiere has been, their triumph over
All Other medicines. that, many have hesn led
10 suppose hey con ain some powerful mineral;
out upon examination by DTs Chiffon, Rams
do'ph, tiuntinelon and others, this supt osiiion
IS az once proved 10 be giouudltsss,Itfr r,,t~.
500 IN New York, al the principal Ofire,
w GTeenwlch stree, also by Rush o. & Co.
btoadway, corner o: 18th street. thE1Gif
PamphletS To he lad oi a:cnts rrs,is. 81 tEF
~ B.-Persons will also noiIce n he Top la
Del an engraved Indian nguie, cross ed with en-.
he genuine may also be bought with snie,v
al Di Gufon'S, corner OF Brwefy and Grand
Nieei, aud Mrs Hays, l33 Fuhonsi eet, Brooks,
Tn, ana ~ respectable stores throughout the
United States. W. !" -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-22

1SENSENFY & RHODES havlnr . laro
- siuek ~ desirable Go D. 80 hand aud wIsi
ING 90 make way r. lI,.h Spiips supply. wu
dSp s. OF her 2re,tGl stock very i,v ior 'as.
or iu rnuciuai custom re. jon lG
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-22
ROPES. ROpEs

THE subscriber has removed bis CorJo,,
store to 'he stand form,rly cccnpied bv
parc d lOEe az q Hat Store. davtngo ioroe
sioct on hand Of ROpes Fed Cords and T,vi,cs
OF every description. which will be sold loo ",
cash or bartcred for Bctswax, Ginseng or i.Iev.
seed, az cash prlces' The public are rcsnerffni.
inc elsewhere. CHARLIE III plVDXy Us
aug 2--y Head of "a ',,.,'
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MEDICAL GARD.

III hOCToR FAWCETT. Of 1876 Fulton street
~ New York, Memoer Of the u yal College
oi Surgeons Of London and Edinburgh. and Gradu.
ate OF Tho Jtilorson Medical College Of Phiadel.
phia; also ouihor Of a work embracing the follow.
ing subjects viz: Mainmony, Irpoiency, and Siefil.
ily nnaiomcally, phvs,ologcally and medically ex
planned with comprehensive exposition Of The ma
ture and modern treatment Of Syphilis ,Sccondary
symptoms, Gonorrhocn Gleel Structures, Nocturnal
Emissions, and all the consequences arising from
Mnsiufbaiion. DR. Fawceit confines his private
consultation on the above mentioned diseases. al
his long established Office, 1876 Fulton street where
The most oguvoted forms OF disease will yield 10
his mode Of treatment, without restraint in diet OF
exercise. ond without mercury; even wien The pro.
creative energies become parolJ zed or torpid. from
excessive Indulgence Of The passions. ho will he
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