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Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-12-25
CALVIN BLYTHE,
ATTORN NEY AT l. A "

VIII practice in the several Courts in the Ci-
iy aud County of Philadelphia
His Office is al No. rs South Fourth street,
be,w cen Chesnu, and Walnut streets.
Philadelphia, Sept 25. lsi5.-3m.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-12-25
BANK NOTE LIST.

corrected weekly for the jeHersonian Republic
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October 80. 1S45.
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JuryList--January Term. / SAG

GRAND JURORS.
Peter Kresge. Chesnuthill
2 Simeon Schoonover, Middle Smi,hfield
8 Peter Cramp. Pocono
q Frederick Michley, Price
5 Nathan Frau'z, Ross
Peter Huffman, Smih6eld
James Van Buskirk, Stroud
Jesper Vliei. Coolbaugh
9 David Smith, Ross
10 George Bond, Che>nu,hilI
II Theodore Brodhead, Smi,hfield
y David Roih, Ross
l3 Joseph Feliincer. Hamilton
"a John Lander. Smih6eld
Is Matthew q. Granan, Middle Smi,hfeld
I6 Jacob Al,emose, Chesnuihlll
II Jonas Barthold,
IS William Harriort, Stroud
10 Frederick Knechi, robyhanna
% Daniel Schoonover, Middle Smilhfield
q Charles Price, Price
22 Jacob H. Eylenberger, Middle Smi.hfeld
% Peter Albert,
"a Henry Dietrich, Smiihfeld
PETIT JURORS.
John Dewitt, Middle Smrhfield
Jasper SOtahi, STROUD
John N. Mll,enberger, Tobyhanna
John NJ Myers, Coolbaugh
Adam Gerz, Ross
PeIer Remel, 4"
Jacob Storm, Hamilton,
5 Charles La Bar. Middle Smithheld
9 Flndley Bush, Smilhfeld
10 Robert Brown, Stroud
II Jacob Shaffer, Hamilton
l2 John Brown, Smiih6eld
I3 James Rafferty,, Stroud
a Nicholas Smith, Ross
Is Peter Jones, Ross
l6 Adam Custsrd, Hamilton
II John Possinger, Jackson
IS John Price, Price
10 William Gordon, Stroud
20 William Brodhead. Smiihfeld
q John V. Coolbaugh, Middle Smi,h6eld
q Henry Bush, Price
% Cornelius Schoonover, Middle Smithfeld
"a Thomas Shively, Pocono
Is Charles Drake, Stroud
26 John Waller, Smth6eld
u Charles Hawk, Chesnulhill
% Daniel Boys, Stroud
29 Adam Bruzman, Smith6eld
80 Jacob Correll, Ross
81 Sanue! Hayden, Stroud
30 Isaac Transue, Esq. Smi,hheld
80 Peter Tribley,
"a George Rillben, Ross
35 Charles Shoemaker, Middle Smith6eld
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-12-25

Doctor of Civil Law Fellow Of the Royal Societies of London
and Edinburgh Member of the Universities of Cambridge
and Dublin. and formerly Professor of Natural Phi
losophy and Astronomy in the University of
London. &c
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-12-25
PURIF THE BL GOD.
M o. FF T'S
VEGETABLE LIFE PILLS
AND
PHOENIX BITTERS

The high and enyed celebrity hich these
Medicines haze acquired for their invarabIe efficacy all
the diseases which they profess cure ha,
usual practice Of putting not only but
thy OF them They known BY their fruits their good
works testify for en and they thrive not by the faith Of
the creduIous.
LINN ALL @A-%-
WAsTHMA, ACUTE and CHRONIC RHEUMATISM.
AFFECTIONS Of the BLADDER and KIDNEYS
BILIOUS FEVERS & LIVER COMPLAINTS
Ia the south and where these diseases prevail they will
be found Invaluable Planters farmers and Others who
use these Medicines, will Afterwards I've without THIN
BILIOUS CHOLIC aud SERIOUS Looseness BILES,
COSTIVENESS, COLDS & COUGHS, CHOLIc
CONSUMPTION Used with great in this disease
CORRUPT HUMORS, DROPSIES.
DYSPEPSIA. No person with this distressing Dis
ease, should delay using these medicines Immediately
ERUPTIONs af the Skin ERYSIPELAS, FLATU
FEVER and AGuE. For this scourge of the wes
tern couary these medicines will be safe speedy aud
certain remedy OlRS medicines the system subject
return Of the diseasea by these medicines permanent,
TRY THEM. BE SATISFIED. AND BE CURED.
FOULNEss If rCOMPLEXION,
q N = RAJ DEBILITY.
GOUT. afDDISESS, GRAVEL, HEADACHES. af ererb
ktnd, INWARD FEVER, INfLAMMATORY RHEUMA-
TfTE,
hIynR COM ANTS,
nj f. IL T. X l. DI EA s f S.
Never fails to eradicate entirely all The effects Of Mery na
nv than th powerful reparaiion of Saupada
NIGHT sWEATs, NERVOUS DEBiLiTf. NERVOUS
COMPLAINTS Of all kinds O<.GANfC AFFECTfONS.
PALPITATfON Qf the HEART, PAINTERS CHOLfE,
Fl L e s.. The original proprietor af these medicines
cured Of Piles OF IS standing by the
Medicines alone
PAINS in the head, side. back. limbs, joints oreuns
III r NJ \ II L - NJ. Ttpse afflicted with this
terrible sease will be Of relief By the Life Medicines
RUSH OF BLOOD to the HEAD, SCCRYY,
SAtTRHEUM, SIrELLfNGS.
sCRoFuLA. KINGS EVIL, in its
worst forms, ULCERS. Of eoery description
W o II M 8 of all kinds efeciunly expelled by
these Medicines. Parents will o well 10 administer them when
their existence suspected. Relief will bc certain
THE LIFE PILLS and PHOENIX BlTTERS
PURIFY THE BLOOD,
And thus remove all disease from the system.
single trial will place the LIFE PILLS and
PHGNiX BITTERS yond The reach Of comps-
tition in the estimation Of every patient.
The genuine Of these medicines put up white
wrappers aud labels, together with pamphlet, called
Moats Good Samaritan" Containing the directions, &c,
which drawing Of Broadway from w all street to
Oce by which visiting the city easily
find The wrappers and Samaritan' are copyrighted,
therefore those who them with white Wrapper, can
be assured that they genuine BE CAREFUL and do NOT
buy those with yei0W wrappers but you do, be satisfied
that they direct from u.s. don't touch them.
IL Prepared and sold by
DIR. WILLY A M 3. M z z At.
3a5 Broadway. corner Of Anthony street, New York.
For Sale by
SCHOCH & SPERING, S,roudsburg,
sole agents for Monroe county.
December Is, lS45.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1845-04-26

VERY SUBLIME.-It was lovely evening in
May-nature was hushed in repose-Amanda, in
all her beauty and loveness, came bounding like
fawn in front OF her fathers mansion. Her hair
foated to the breeze in beautiful curls-her dark
blue eye appeared to be wandering afar of, as If
contemplating the beauties OF vast and boundess
creation-her rosy cheek and bewitchmg smile
spake that all with her was joy. She was beautl-
ful. She skipped lightly around among the little
flowers which she had planted and carressed when
suddenly she stopped her head bent as if in the act
of lstening-a soft note Of music held her enrap.
tured spritin an ecstacy Of bliss Her brain reeled
her senses were dumb--it seemed as if she had
been wandering to some fair land of love and beau.
ty; when, with wild spring, she screamed aloud:
SECT out you 6iamd old sO,ol rootin' up all our
'shd,ic taters." @
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A SUNDAY AT MOSCOW.

To one who has for long time been stranger
to the sound of the "church- going bel few things
could be more interesting than Sunday in Mos.
cow. Any one who has rambed along the mari
time Ally, and has heard from some lofty eminence
the convent bells ringing for mathis, vespers and
midnight prayers, will long remember the not un-
pleasing sound. To me there is always something
in the sound Of church going bell, in its effect
upon the senses; but far more so in its associations.
and thes feelings were exceedingly fresh when
awoke on Sunday in the city of Moscow. In
Greece and Turkey there are no bells. In Russia
they are almost innumerabe but this was the first
time happened to pass the Sabbath in this city.
lay and listened, almost fearing to move, lest
should lose the sounds; thoughts of home came
over me; of the dav of rest, of the gathering for
door. But he who never has heard the rim sing oi
bells at Moscow does not know its music. Ina
gine city containing more than six hundred
churches and innumerable converts, and all with
quick hammer note, the loudest peals that ever lin.
gered on the ear, struck at long intervals, and
swelling in the air as if unwilling to die away.
arose and threw open the window, dressed myself,
and after breakfast Joined the throng called to the
respective churches by their well known bells. |
went to the English Chapel, where, for months |
joined in regular church service, and listened to
an orthodox sermon | was surprised to see so
large congre CATION, though remarked among
them many English governesses with children the
English language being at that moment the rage
among the Russians, and mulu,udes of cast of
chambermaids being employed to teach the rising
Russian nobility the beauties the English tongue
SteDhen's Trarels
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MISCELLANY.
LUCY LIE r..
AIR-"Luey Neal, /"


One by-gone morn as village bells
Rang bright DER stream and lea,
Yommg Walter brealhed sad farewell
To lovely Lucy Lee.
A glossy ringlet next his heart,
He braves the stormy sea;
The melting sigh-the fearful eye,
Remain with Lucy Lee.
t' Oh! poor Lucy Lee,
Oh! poor Lucy Lee,
The melting sigh-the fearful eye,
Remain with Lucy Lee.
And gone are years of hopes and fears;
Ffom Walter DER the sea,
No tidings came to fan the flame
The light of Lucy Lee.
The flower with perfume scents the heath,
Though witheIing il may be;
So gently passed the wasted breath
~ OF lovely Lucy Lee.
OH! poor Lucy Lee,
Oh! poor Lucy Lee,
7.H So gently passed the wasted breath
.a fl OF lovely Lucy Lee.
How sadly tolls the village bell!
Though bush, and flower and tree,
Bloom gladly forth-yet every knell
Mourns lovely Lucy Lee.
A stranger joined that fearful train
tn Young Walters crossed the sea;
Beside her tomb-oft true loves doom
He weeps for Lucy Lee.
.fl..f. % oh! poor Lucy Lee,
.r.4 te Oh! poor Lucy Lee, ...... D..
- Beside her tomb, oft true loves doom,
He weeps for Lucy Lee.
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SOUND PHILosoPHY.-At recent examina-
tion OF a school in Essex county, one Of the COM
mittee proposed the following questions to boy
who was studying natural philosophy. MIR d.
Canyon explain the principles Of adhesioni boy
hesitales.) ID. What keeps your body together'
Ans. Victuals and drink. ID. What are the
usesof a ever' (Boy is honpussed.) Ifyou had
a log in the ditch, how would you get it out' Ans
would hitch on yoke of cattle. Committee
man sloped.
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MOST POWERFUL CURATIVE

ofPulmonary diseases IN the whole range of Phar-
macy. The sales in the Western States have thus
far been unparalleled; and the most gratifying
proofs Of its efficacy have been received from every
place where it has been used. Thousands of
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NV GOD TYPE AND ENGRAV-

wv GOD TYPE AND ENGRAV-
w ING.-The subscribers beg
leave to inform Western and Southern Printers
that they have commenced the manufacture of
WOOD TYPE, on the N. E. corner of Main and
Third Streets up stairs, and are prepared to fill or
ders, on twenty four hours notice, for any style or
pattern of Type now in use, cut OH the best cedar
or Honduras mahogony or lockwood ,and warranted
to be equal in shape, finish and material to Eastern
Type, and at less than Eastern prices
We have on hand seven fonts, of new style, not
manufactured elsewhere.
Engraving on wood, such as Newspaper Heads,
V,gnettes, &C., done 10 order, on reasonable terms.
Printers from the country win please call and
examine our stock, material, and machinery
Sorts to old fonts cut TO order at few moments
notice. ]. w. ID. PALMER, & CO.,
over Enquirer office, Cincinnati.
Publishers in the West desrous of adding to
their job offices new materials, by publishing the
bove to the amount of SO, will be paid in type
when they purchase three times the amount OF their
bill.
Feb. 2l, lS45.-n5l*3$
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and It certainly was most remarkable cure.
iilF ea m' Yours respectfully, !. $50


O. D. PALMER. !
The follo,cing u.s. from distinguished ia,oyeref
the ritz of .Ne,o York, tcho had been afflicted
tsith The asthma for uptrards of"TWENTY
= YE.aRS;" and acho after reading such cases
can doubt the efficacy Of this incidence
New York, January %, lSis.
I have been afflicted with spasmodic asthma for
twenty-four years--sometimes so severely as to be
confined to my room for weeks, and although at
tended by various medical advisers of the highest
reputation and skill in the country, the relief was
but partial and temporary-twice the disease prov
ed nearly fatal to MY life.p .oi ssH '3a 'IH{
Some few weeks ago. ] commenced taking Wis
tar's Balsam OF Wild Cherry, which gave me M
slant relief, and single bottle produced in few
DAYS what believe to bea radical and perfect cure
aai5 ialAa WILLIAMS, Attorney at Law,
t.ag9s,t sd No. So William street, New York.
We are acquainted with the writer OF the above
certificate, and his statements are entitled to the
full confidence of the public.
f3al7 ., -''''H y +. A. TALMADGE
1s n;aur Recorder ofthe Citylofi New York.
.r,-,, ,-, JOHN POWER, d. D.,
Vicar General of NewYork.
P. S. The above certificate may be seen al No.
1875 Fulton street, New York.
Price 81 per bottle, or six bottles for rs.
by-For sale in Cincinnati, only by
1"A ;. p .lF SANFORD s. PARK. ,tft
Sanford& Park are general Agents for the Wests
BJ-Sod in Woodsfi I'D by J. A. & q. H. Davs
enport, s. by Welsh Armstrong, Beasville. o
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The wheat expdrted from Ohio, IN 1874. is set
down at 100000 bushels; enough to supply one
million persons with bread stuffs for one year.
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JUsT so.-A man came to printing Office to
beg paper, "because" said he, 1--WE like 10 read
the newspapers very much, but our neighbors
don't take none"
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B.aLs.AyM OF WILD CHERRY

That 1t stands at the head of all other remedies
is now universally conceded. 1t has cured ihous-
ands upon thousands-of all classes-in cases of
the most dangerously consumptive Character
And physicians of the greatest eminence throghout
our whole country unhesitatingly recommend it,,
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Any Postmaster, or other person, wishing TO see
a copy, as specimen will be furnished by address
the publisher, post paid. Editors copying will be
entitled to an exchange for one year. y"
GEO. r. GRAHAM, u.
No 90 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.
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elegant original popular, and desirable, will be
ound TO be GRAHAM'S Sci if3
1t can be had by CLUBS for $2, and it is cheap
er than any other publisher, with less than 80, 900
subscribers, can furnish so legant work.
TERMS:
Single Copies $3 per annun, in advance
Cuba, 2 '' o $5 iHs' tt HfN i3
8 " $40 "5ilarsf
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-03
Dec 81. 1874

"a NRuST SALE - Pursuant To- n decd of trust
~ from Dnna it"Str1 4 W ,7i.,Tei III q OOH d,,
q" MAY IN the year Eigliern ilunIrtu sud lhnty-
rec. sd focnrdcd in the Clerks office III The Coun,
;y('onr OF Ohm County. in deed hn"k number
Eiglieeh lnge Two bundled and thirty three,
VIII on MONDAY. The Twenty sEvEn I'll day OF
JANUARY IN The Year Eighteen Hundred aud Fnsry-
live. sci al public a'cilnn. at The front door OF The
Court House of said ctuny, The CoTroN FAcroRY
and parts of lots six mud seven in East Wheeling,
lately held herewith hv David Hal llni is Ia saw.
beginning ala point IN The western boundary of said
LOT number SIX which r"iml is iwo IundroA aud
twelve feet smith. oi The snnihem boundary of
iIiSl'v UfmeTIy Water street. lhcnce raraelI witi
idnNlev street. hundred fret casl,yardy thence
pNrd!icll with said weston Lnnuury of lui nunper
SIX IN straight line 10 Wheeling creek thence with
Said creek To said western boundary or lot number
SIX and thence with said western boundary u the
| 0'sinhlng, with The hpputannnccs.
AND ALSO the adjoining iois number eight
"i"e' ten. eleven and twelve. IN East Wheehn,
ah the remaining porWuS of said lots number six
''u seven. Selling rs trssieo | engage only 10
convSv such, ms have & ran rp,vcy by wine
ri sn'd decd. Terms. cash LIST Trustee
| dec 2T--ts .# r|.. $500 "HH So
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-03

~ EW YEAR GiE'rS.- Grnhams Magazine,
Nv EodeN'' lsdy's b oh. Columbian hlnya,
r"c. Auhur's Lmlies' hhraz.nc. md No,i,n,I
NJ 'gnzine for Jnnuhtv. These numbers are far sn.
t"t"r to any ever issued. They are hcauliiul
'"'' mud see them AT ROBES Great Western Lit.
efnfy Depot. corner of Main end Union SIS
jan |
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-03

NNH' FOX ISl5.-ln"' received the
American Alv,Vnnr G.r ISI5. ,ha IT,;
s'"'rs A'mnnnr G'r lsI5; the Presbyterian A im,noo
%' 1913 The Cnl'ra'nrs Almanac for 1915. ho
f"r'"cr> md Mechnrir>' Almanac s,r ISL a,,S
'"' sale Wh"lcsnl" Retail. at Inc Cb.sn RI >,
''"fo :" w ROBB,
wv former of Man a. Jrni,p .,.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-03

Y iRUsSF SALT Pursuant 10 a deed oftrusi
Il from David Hall 10 me, dated the nine
eenih day of May ~ lie ycat eighteen hundred
aud forty and recorded in ilic Clerks Office of Inc
County Court Oi Ohio county, in DccdbOuk nuiuhcr
iwCntg~!uur, Loge one hundred nnj fly four will,
on Monday the TWENTY sen ENIII day OF
JANUARY. eighteen hundred and l1rIy Five. sell
at public HucIlnn. at The font dior uf the Cunri
h"nse u SAID ruuaiy all lhc interest. estate and
claim winch have or eau uSlu,iy sell 10y virIne al
said decd. 10 the following property. VIZ: that par
Gel OF land. (hcing parts OF lots number six and
enc sualcd IN thai patI OF Tie city of VIII, elng
said county, commonly called East Whccing md
honud ID as. follow s.. b,eiDBipg al point nIhe
Wesicni huuuiaTy Ot sad Hntn ser six. which point
Is iwo hundTc'l and Twelve lceI distant from the
Spnihc'u sVuntury If LinSey (i"'mc'ly Wnlcr)
sitcc lhcnce t.aslwary. parallel w,h i.bsy sreei.
ono hundred lcoi IheHoc Snuihwurdly, parallel
wIil axe sGid Western Boundary Of lot nnmh,r SIX
10 Wheeling creek; ihmce down said creek 10 snid
Western boundary o! loI number six nnd htncc
with snitl Western boundary To the beginning III
the bindings. m mn, eTnents and appnuenanccs :,
hcug the piece Of ground W hic stands the bric,
buildings erected nv said IIull ard formerly nsr d
by him as COTTON FACTORY: also the s,en,a
engine. GSlur,s ard machinery which NJ The iirC
OF the execution Of snid decd were cunuinrd in ~
about the said Cotton Factory aud bui'drgs u
| kept or used herewith.
| TERMS OF SALE--Cnsh.
| DANIEL LAMB.
der 27--fs V,n.icc.
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wuEATrreLD INN.

- 'f''.i tN.PlNf. NH
- Wis tivtei ~ situated on How ard street, two
d"o's nIh OF palIinnfo street. and IN The
"""'-'ni' vr'"iy "f The husincss pa:i az the civ
RSA u "onin'us iipwhuls ni 100 rnnins mn
1ssss6 NY 81 which arc parinrs with bed
IssssW&3 IRONS adjoining, suiiabie G,r families
Se<z&k Inns heen thoroughly furnished " ilh
h'" "ha ehenpi furniture ard all The nccommo,la.
'"',,s !" lie ionij IN any IIoiel ia tho cnst
The proprietor nnuers himself tha, HIS long c,,c
i'ch'r !" The hus'ness. will enable him - 10 CON
"'e es'a"''shmon' IN every dcpatimcnl. as 10
rctd' entire sat sfariion IL, all il ,ncs,s
Mefeha,ts. td~>llsr Re visiting Bnlt,motc. y, in
'h'n a healthy nn'ieesuhhlc locnrinn.
IN re Is niwaysa wagon in readiness Ia rprrv
baggage to and IRON The ears free Of charge.
M'fNTOSll. Proprietor
"'"'m"rc' Nd January lS45 --3m
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XAIIETY GnNns.

ME undersigned has jnN received nrgr mud
finely assored Stuck Of VARIETY GOODS
10 wl"h he respectfully calls The alicu,hm ul las
ircu'!s az" customers. AIMING them vii Lc found:
AmGi'nu and Grrnan Pu,-; .-. ta
W"bh Susrcuder>; W,fS'ed Gloves;
C'n"n Il |"rlcd Mus; Silk ard Coo, Purses,
Tread, rHrc X Bindings Shoe nnl Corscl l.accs;
H'nkS ard Ewes Whale Bones;
t"U"n Cor'l; |. Shoe, Ciuih. Shaving Hair
C"u'hs oi every tlcsrrir. a. Pnuih Brushes;
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sllnc; Woo'len Vclycts Of every DESCRIPTION;
St'ins, best YOU haze seen; Valencia, different
pnccs, shades md colors; Cashmere do, &c
ScnIIs and Craya,S, decide iy pretty; Stocks
many new th,ngs. all of which will be sold low
for cash, or TO prompt customers on short ere.
dit and made up ~ tho best Eastern stv'e. dec 3
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SALT RIVER
AMERICAN uARD,, NV

I NlEshh crih"rs have received from, 6r.,ha
e"u"'n lhss"riGert III American MansCsc.
WFrd Hardware. consisting IL Rim, Morris, ga
. ."sel &c" 'kS; Thumb IairLcs: Tin C,,pho.,a
n"s'' Trunk and Pod oc,s; B"u and Parliament
"F's' ","d screws; Table Knives md Forks:
Sheet IRON iivrls; Iron Brass and C,rnc, W. S.I
,r"n'; CfnsS Tut ard MIN Saws; COAL sIJOvrIS
nHv and Manure Forks; Brcas, md Rack cb,i,.
"llrr Mil; Brutal va and e ace Po,-; &c.
1er"l Hs'"''mc"i as'os. Razor Sirop.. cu Tack.
n,S"r,ch from u 49, "; Gu Brads md Sra roll..:
>hin"'i WI Is; rones Shovels md Pokers.Nr.n'.
W., m"N, IN rES. different ouaii,es; Indiana OIL
80" h"ih"r S'"ncs;Wnrrepied Socket Chisel..D,ox
nc KNIVES: Proai .Sc. & Fo 4 AIDES. pa,.n, r.,
"""''r Scales Table Hinges; Nah. gnny Knob. Sc
We N'' H"vcrS NAV depend upon getting any Of
he nl"v" article. al reasonable ruioes
nov - OFT & GREER.
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a @ FAIRCIiILp.

lS0 MAIN STREET. WHEELING,
4 hDEALs.R in Watches. Clocks Jewelry silver
- and Plated Ware. Farry ani Variety t,nodS
Nc-'otefs nj Wholesale AID Reinl a complete as
'"''"en' OF jopds IN has Inc. Anung The leading
",'eS OF my assortment ate The following;
WATCHES AND JESyELRY.-- Gold Case Full
'eNeied Lever Watches, Gold Cnse Anch,t Escape.
1'eni lever Watches wiih Gold Dlnls Col! Dnpcx
s"u L@rhe Watches, CIld Case VERGE Watches.
9I"'e' De'a'h Lerefs, Silver Anchor du. SILVER
Lepinc Watches. Silver Alam do Guild Gnard
oh"'ns Gold fuh dn. Rdiv. E,nerald. r,,,ny nucn.
Enamel, SAPPHIRE and GCbi SInne.Brcns, Pins. Do do
ringer Rings Gold Enr Rings. D.. Slnr,s Studs Do
u" Guard Chains. D., Fib d. 20 Guani heys, do
roo do Gilt Guard Keys. Do CuH Pans, Steel aud
GH Watch Keys. Gold. SILVER German S,vcr aud
S'eeI Spectaclrs, German silver a.d Nnrnccn Spcr
'ae,e Cases. Snyer Pencils, German Silver Prnc,.
dec l6
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-03

IN F. SpnN'S CERTAIN CURE FOR SICK
iiEADACIlE--Whicb Inns heen us,d in Pa
-. 'N"rv member 81 which have ! nd sick Head.
"'', '',,nn""' ns constiIuii"ua! COMPLIANT ard
has cured rii-run"y t orerv i,s,o,,.o ,., t,,.,.,
amounting ." some hundreds I've, .rccejv.d ,,i
"f sal" 10y dee o OLIVER PRYOR
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-03

BEAUTIFUL Cuslmere Slawls. entirely new,
, Cardinals, SIN SLnwis. Nov Style GnGs and
cords, Worscd iovds Worscd Goats "a bo,s; just
received by o. W. uEISkELL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-03
HOOKS, HOOKS. HOOKS.
NOTItE,

GNoMBS IVORY COMBS. by the d, zcn or .in-
I y g'c unc. Shell Tnck Combs Shell side Combs
SHELL Pocket C"ml's Bniiulu Horn Combs, Bfnz ian
'l"rn Comic, Boz itn Horn Tuck Cont. Brnz,iiao
W. 30 SIDE { "tn,'-. Enal III llejne Cnmiv. Tl.,f,
Wedding N,m'r, llom l'ol kel Cuml- Wo.d Pmls
/ 'u'". ''nnun Sflyci voctrf t""'i Fl ~, sale ~
] dec rs 40 fAltCu IL.