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Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1845-04-26

NoBLE CoSpucT.--A merchant from Pittsburg who had
just bought bill Of goods from Philadelphia merchant
amounting to than 900, when the Of the fire
rived and with II the entire destruction Of the store and goods
Of the buyer he called the merchant from whom he had
made e purchases and begged him take back his goods
ne was not able 70 pay for them The other evidently
touched but with scarce moments hesitation he stepped
TO ms wiring desk and promptly as Il could be DONE
handed to ms customer Of Pittsburp bin and
receipt for the whole amount III. II 80 -
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low

The People of the Territory Of Iowa, to whom
the Constitution recently formed by Convention
for its State Government was submitted for their
appreciation, have rejected the same by majority
Of some $500 votes. A new Convention must,
we presume, be called, and new Constitution
framed and submitted to Congress, before that Ter
gitoiy can enter the Union as a State
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1845-04-26

Corres IN TrxAsThe increase Of the growth Of Teran
Cotton Is as follows In 1885, 500, 900 pounds IN leaa
100000, in 1912, 100000 and in ls45, 10, 0OO 600
by estimate This however, but small part Of the cotton
raised there These taken from the returns Of
cotton imported into New ORLEANS entitled to debcnture But
much Of the Texan through the Custohouse at
New Orleans all passing there American cotton. hun
dred thousand bales is the estimated cotton crop raised in
TEXAS in le44
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1845-04-26

Coon FEELrSe.-As the news Of the awful dsas-
ter at Pbug reached Wheeling the people of that place
chartered steamboat and forwarded once for the benefit
Of the destitute hundred barrels of -four and three thousand
pounds Of bacon Many individual contributions were made
with promptude alike credabe amongst which notice that
Mr.. o. c. Tiffany Of Baltimore sent SEQ; j. F. Eemoyne,
of Washington, (Pa.) $50 Thos NJ 7. McKennan $50
Charles NJ Reed $50, E. Hazeton of Pitsburg 500 in
groceries, Captain Harding, Of the United States Arsenal
n contribution from persons engaged there, S2l5.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1845-04-26

One Of the greatest curiosies witnessed Of the sus
nafura order the Tennessee dwarf E. G. Lowry, be-
ing exhibited at the Temperance Hall, 81 Charles street, New
Orleans This extraordinary being, although twenty years
Of age, only two feet eight inches in height and
weighs but forty pounds His head OF the natural for
Of his age, with manly and intelligent expression Of
countenance. The construction Of his joints sin
guar admitting Of hexibty Of limbs truly astonishing In
fact he is altogether object wen worthy the attention Of the
curous.--Bee
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1845-04-26

Funs AND sxrsa--Upwards Of seven thousand skins Of
bear fox deer and coon passed through the city last week.
from Urbana, in tour Of two or three months sons
the hills and broken lands in the southwestern parts Of v
gina After process Of cleansing and dressing with ,he ~.
on, Urbana they will be taken to New York for sale ,r
will ultimately find market in the Russian possesons ou The
Northwest coast FOR clothing for the inhabitants residing i
that region Cincinnati Chronicle
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Portland Bulletin Describes what calls !" Sea Pear
wnch may PC found beneath the along the
samples Of up attached 10 their keecks Or anchors Il adj
here's BY roots 70 the mud deep water has vegetable stem
about three feet IN length which the animal portion which
IN shape hke pear attaches Il is difficult to determine
exac wnere 'ne Vegetable emerges into the ANIMAL but is
reality is Of vegetable and The upper part Of an animal ma
ture When handled the animal portion shnks within itsc
until il becomes hard almost stone On dissection or
sans Of digestion respiration and the various other appue
nances Of organized beings are readily perceived and
evidently susceptible Of pain. N
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1845-04-26

OAR Boar ON LAKE CHAMpLAIs.--The travelling public
VIII be glad to learn that and after the 29h instant there
Will be ddybcaf running Lake Champan. The Francis
Ssn new steamer, and represented TO be very fine one,
van leave whitehall at o'clock in the morning, arriving Of
st. Jshns Ut in the afternoon and thus enabling travellers
70 reach Montreal khe snrne ninLf ALho,,,. Lo.rrI
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1845-04-26

The city Of Philadelphia was disgraced on Sunday by
fremans fight just as the congregations were leaving their
places Of worship Several persons injured severely.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1845-04-26

A ,aukie Sentinel estimates the loss by the late tire
.aat place at $4,000 and the insurance At 100000
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THE VIRGINIA ELECTION.

On Thursday in this week elections were held
throughout the State of Virginia for Representatives
IN Congress, and for Members of the State Legs-
lature. From these elections il will be some days
before we obtain decisive returns. The only ones
which have yet reached us are the following:
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The Richmond Wing of yesterday says With
out knowing the particulars in the counties of the
District, we take it for granted from what has oc-
Cured here, that Mr.. Boris is defeated by from In
to 200! Had this humiliation been inflicted bv the
hands OF open opponents, it would have been far
more supportable; but imposed upon clear Wing
district majority, by the hands of PROGRESSING
friends, il is hard to bear with patience! BORIS
gets here hundred votes less than he did in ls43
while in truth the party is more unanimous for
him now than twas then! This is the effect Of
stratagem--of management! Numberless Wings
have been induced not to vote AT ALL, and this has
been the insidious and unmanly game of THE FEW
mot Of the multitude j of that party who have in
voked the aid of their opponents TO beat then
friends ~
NORFOLK CouSTY
Congratulated, (Whig) ...2 3l
Atkinson, (Dem.) 22s
House DeLgaes-Wats and Hopper, (Whigs elected.
NoRroLK BonouGm-3 o'clock.
Congress--WhitfeId. 200
Atkinson ITO
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We see, with the greatest concern, that the gov
eminent of the Virginia University has been bro
ken up by general rebellion, and that its students
have dispersed.
The main facts are stated in the following, which
we take from the Richmond Enquirer:
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-10-15

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

the Only Pills eoaaining them
th- ns introdseed By that
b BEWARE up SPURIOUS PILLS prepared BY other. e.I,
"hiood Pills" Purifying Pil an,
attempted In be pausd the public Ds
iedy only and genuine Sarrsparia Bod
Other. than pr Isy they sn tho
fs whshrs parEatve general Parsr Of the
oo ana n1d OF the body requiring occupation
usual course Of living from
male
In addition to more thaa ave having been
ss"so. sm ineressas s-lss dem.sd strong
proof In their favor. sotd by 80
}. n. EUsrACE q sON,
my io-u No. TO- w~.a Ne street.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-10-15

Mr.. Lyels visit Lowell and his inspection Of the acto
ries there made strong impression upon hun, Is usual
with almost every stranger who behold that remarkable H.
Illustration Of the Organization and deveopement OF labor in
This country The which forced itself his
mind between the condition OF things at Lowell and the
appearances exhibited English acturing town.
pleasing his phhsnihrophy, probably ut the expense
OF his patriotic sensibties The regard for the welfare
and conduct OF the operatives when not actual duty
shown by the social and domestic arrangements at Low
oil, something rarely seenin England SO the
nj appearance O the employed was far superior To
thing wbich observer OF English factories would be
likely imagine possible under the circumstances.
THE factories At Lowell" says the Intelligent traveller,
"sre only great scale, but have been managed
yield high profits fact which should be impressed
the mind OF every foreigner who visits them least
admiring the genty Of and dress of the women
and employed he should 60 away with the idea that
re had been seeing model mill. set OF gentlemen and
aides psying factory, for their amusement" There
,-e but children employed Lowell, and those under
fifteen required by law 60 school three nonIhs in
che year. under penalty Of heavy fine. II this regulation
infnged continues the traveller, inormes not
ting, for there strong sympathy in the pubhc mind with
ah acts OF the legislature enforcing education.
IL usual with those who profess especial regard for
tue people, and ask nothing IN but their votes and
abe possession of oice with all saying nothing of
perqusts denounce the manufacturing system IN
ths county and the policy which susials IT. Some OF
the news2spers OF this school talk Of the profits OF the
and represent him wringne his emol
from the hard labour OF those whom he employs
The latter spoken % Sctlms, the former iyran
lie pictured issoiegi nabob-a selfish untecling
calculator whose constant thought 10 take advantage o
those who labour in his democracal 10
faik this way for democracy these days is foun1ed
upon the social eslouses class against another in
ts aobe work Of essspetatng these eaOusies 81 enn
Gu shng all kindly sympathy OF fixing hatred in the heart
against h,s fellow, and heghiening it into
In such work this the of democracy
employed. To make the labounng population believe
shat all who give them employment who richer Than
themselves there lseabe enemies. arsiocra Who
would lsbour from them they could, without
pitance Of wages, to nculcn'e democratic principle
for seeking better the condition OF the abouring people
elevate their improve il by education TO ur
ish them with employment and the Of comoit and
responsibility, what do the demsgogues for these
thpEs! No; every effort which the Wings make IN lhsye.
behalf turned sgainst them, aud the people made
believe IL Is rome device Of enemy. But must
ave in the hope OF beiier things OF these days.
BAIT. ANEE.
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frr-n henrhis Enquirer Oct 81
vesTERN AND soUTH-wEsTERN CoNvEN-


Ats meeting Of the citizens Of Memphis and vicinity
fsr the purpose o appointing delegates TO the adjourned
meeting Of tho Western and Southern Convention to be
held In Memphis the 18th Of November and to
make suitable arrangements Tor its accommodation Enoch
Bsnks Esq called the Chair and Gen. J. F. Far
rington appointed secretary.
The following gentlemen appointed delegates Tor
the city of Memphis and is vicinity:
For the City.-L. Shanks, T.. J. Shields, c. Bnnkley
Ftp. Stanton, j. Fowlkes, +. Hickman, b H. Porter H.
81, sIl'h; g. M wssss Morrison. Ma. Bo.;~ick. R.
Topp w. c. Dunlap, w Christian. ~ Anderson, t. Banks
n. b. winehes,er g. W. Smith Charles Stewart, A. Oil
Lesth, ID. Looaey, A. X. Heron, lie Roy Pope, A o.
H.rris David Park. w. b. Morris, ID. A. Faucet. n
Watkins, w. Connel, J. c. Cravens, F. MeGiveny, T..
N. Yeryer, W. X. Pos,on E. s. Davis. Peu,, s. An
drews, Dursnt Hatch, Judge King, J. J. Wright T. &.
Gaines, N. Owen, Thos Allen, 5. fowlke', W. How
ard. w. Hart, J. X. Chester. s. Mosby: T. j. Turley.
j. r. Trerervsni J. Martin, w. Armor. J. + Harrington,
J. 4. Menman DR.. Gsbbert, NJ. Grdiey Il. Joiner, f.
II. Cossiu, Neal MeCoul. Col Sea~el, Col Jesse Allen.
s. Ros,el Levi Prescott s. Prescott, D. Hatch, F. S.
Latham. c. Irving, &. Frerson. w. r. Tanneh,l, w d.
M.yss B. B. Bume, v. ID. Barry, j. Dclsfeld, C. Bias,
w. Chase, j. Rosc. A. b. warford. DIR. Watkins John
Trgg VIM. liver, G. Pstison J. Maltby. DR.. Howcoti.
w. B. Miller, +. Titus. Barnet Graham, WIN Woods, ;.
Bsly, r. l.. Kay. jos. Allen. c. b. Locke, j. W. Fowler.
A. B. Shaw, Mr.. Flowers, +. Wolf. Mr.. AyIes, Mr. Kirk
For the adjacent couniry.-Dr. Plunkei, w. Person. j.
+. Hsmbln, ]. B. Holmes, j. B. Rodgers W. B. wsdran,
A. b. Carr, s. Rember,, B. Kiabrough. Dr. D. Dunn, &.
Buntyn, S. D. Key, J. Pope, c. L. Holmes. J. d. White,
J. Watkins, T. Belts, J. C. Lundy. w ID. Dunn.
circular read from the members of the Committee
residing in ST. LOUIS on the improvement OF the Western
Waters, soliciting information necessary to full report
To respond their enquiries, committee consisting OF
L. Shsnks, E. Hickman, ID. Morrison, q. Paitson and W.
w. Hart was appointed.
The following resolution, then unanimously adopt
cd;
Resolved. That we recommend to the people OF the
West South appoint delegates the Convention,
here the 18th day OF November next assuring
Them hearty welcome
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COR DON II SKlNK Err,

No. 90 Vain street,
hFFER for sale
~ ~ fIhfs ~ Cfoir, Orsars sui Porto Rico Sugar
~ Iosf md IS Bbs Ciarihsd Sugar
40 Bags RIO. Iafuifa and Java Coffee
TEAS Chests Gun Powder, Tau prime
Chests Buck, do do
lea ~ ~ and q NJ BoIes
500 Files good and damlgel sols Leather
TO DO Rusaet Isaihsr
70I Eaeks Salt. part hshtsn's brand
900 Lbs Shoe Thread
so Kegs Du Pon's Powder
Cfsep- casks and BoEna
no Resins esp sno Letter Paper
gas DO Wrapping Paper
$50 BsRs live gee Feaibefs
iiurs Zen les and Soap
70 DoHen lied Cof,is and Lines
$50 Ghsdsone-, Nova scsia
10 hays PEPPER
10 d. Ginger
Ti'fcss snd Z bbis Vinefat
Cotton VAN, Lom3 Wick, and Cotton Irvine
Gas $40 sni fOft2
Pimenio Nutaeg Mae, Gloves
Iuiiro Alum. Nsdder, CoppsnS
Us Kogsilorsc Fh,ca
IS Botfs Tin Plato
IRON IS Tons HngI Tfcdera AMI County O
American and Russ Sheet Iron
Hand anI Hoop Iron snd Nal Rods
MsuA bosrds and fI0now wsre
COPPER gs00 Ibs. Brasi~ys, rheathins and BoH
AXIS Pepf,stary snd Barn's
sTHEI. MAYORS Caa and shesr
Aussriesp .rd ghtE.h Birisrei
gpdae Steel. from " On = uehes ude
Wre Boet Ito, speHer Itne sse
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TO THE PUBLIC,

TO THE PUBLIC.
HAVE superior article of Brushes from 90
To 5000 cheap Tor cash general
anicles.
Chs Of the best quality 'es ftam sIlO sa,9o. whoe.aIs
White Lead hard kegs from 2S SO lbs 500
The above sres my scecoa. warranted good
ountfJ gentclnen would do well call and
gods and judge Tor Themselves, II ROBERT MOTIFS
Puint sloy. Main street,
NsTt door % Exchange Hauk.
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GHEslkXaI:SN(slnln


Lt are this efsel o eoInr nor anna
Narssoa' versus .ssc they derived .oss s.ss-
uant one BOTH II. than three hi.
NY accounted for ~ De- L.ys niue p,-
psauos than any oher and sapeos rsssh
boass but the real fact. 49, ~ ~ WI.
DE- Lstdy wn TO further and ~. ~.
thc mos emeaeioas See the eer1eses puei.~d
pspef And In ,hs DR. Lss sar,apara Il -sea-
eious In oil dscAses Of The hver o ~
mouth throat nose and so rhsumaue ssseio.. and
goat serotea eysPela msrear. asd sypAe a.eiops Se
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-10-15


other W"uti STATE that drdy better an sharp Robsf
Co. 81 th' have the least doubt Bot
VB ~ ennsacuon recommend o. and tnk will
and 10 ss ss ~ get out ~ repair an ohff Iisss
sons 1Hd ~" opinion Thai "s ti SLo" operated hu' better
~ ndursd Fvr ptsistenee. have
eordnsly o'dsffd ~ p,ir. sooo .piud'
4, DURLEIGn Assar ? Co.
BrrtEESCrs, Sept {, IsIJ.
Our ssf Operating Nu+ operate atsetion pro
a1ens JsIn 81 a'"of qualify and an Increased quantity over
The Had ius aud At af % cost NJ" exceeding i've cent.
ton and Do s" that they have ever Tee" sningd fof s
4. q. wAsHBos Agent
MASAYrsK, Jan. 49, 1875.
Nr Behard shbfr. N r~ Msu'swan comrany, pui
fJ1 spinds, oss ,p,nds They refft 10
e AID HYe 10 fon,ier,d BY all
praetea m'n a. the b'st Of the Kind ~ the county
/ JOSEPH RlpRA
EoRRrrowE. Po.. Jan TO- 1916
'rhlnr fom The Nauelwan COMPANY New Yprt, has lr-
Mo' or spinning tw''i and 6nng which operate
| stapcnon. SAMUEL JANisoN
GHrT FstLs Mnts April q, 1916.
! Wv. -. LfoSAEp. Esig
Dsa' srrh company have bad operation n SELF Acting
Muc--sharp. Roberts cos Nssons 4nd snlt's ne two
years ts s fr nd of on.
last past have sept an accurate aceouni NJ the product
snd cot q operating each de=cuptOn n Mule and
have no s.iauon - -uying ,r Smith Nue wnturn ~ more
trouble To Keep order and be kp repar
p'ws Your, respectfully
Agent Great Falb Manufacturing 60.
UMov FAcroEY, (vr,R BsluNosgJI
August 80 1S4j.
Ceuts Mues have been mr. hi
thfer suihs. hid enuey satisfied with them They
produced 'sns ~ day duf aud given Ee
~ trouble Ttcy cop spinner
make Hand Muir, and
vefa times bcn neighbours tno.e m Opera
hubby Sarp Voers ~ ani give yopr Mule.
| ue d-casd p'cc.srtc. Yours, respectfully.
w. p. JRNKs
s Vans SPIN in 49,. sss ending 18Th August, sis At the
Rocsy Ghn NIL Fishlh taBdng. ~ YtHt pounds and TO
$40 HAMS No - Hanksto the ipe pefdiy 100 No
! pfT week
4 bunassd llsnss, NJ. -, JJIOV
Or,obc, D. 1875. dlm
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SMITHS
SELF.ACTING MULES,


II IL country o1erad by the Mat'rawan
Company Manufacturers the hest and mode
OF spinning
Licenses for bunE these Mules have been Eransd the
Maeawan Company the Locks and Canal Company % Lowell
Amc-kear 60. of Manchester H. and vii be gabedto
OleT fes,.e1sblr fEops n application Ia the AgeHt
WIN. b. LEONARD M,ttsawan.
Du'ehes County. New York.
The following letters submitted fOI Information they
SoyEEswoKTH, Sept %, l5iS.
Dear S-YoBrs n the 2-ih duly received, and would
state reply that the Great Pals Manufacturing Company
made trial % sharp Roberts Cos, haEoH, aud Smiths Self
Acting Mules The latter opsrash by bu about hf,e
months April Nay aud June the others have been
operation than They al the MIL driven
a Tire spsrd and The Kind n No y nng
The carefully weighed and the humber Of
dueed yiBae end ofsaeh week TIE made
weaving saved aud weighed and 81 The
esntaEr n ue weight ~ yarn. The the
three months above named. a. ipliJ~s
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CALABRIA LICORlCE-3OOO lbs. sup. Ca.
~ lsbris LioOries, received ard for sah BY
y IOuSsrON D,uvgi.
ROBERT MOTT

Hsu.e sign Painter and GIszIsr
No. 49, - ~ RaeA@sgf Bast, RsAH-ysa Yrrf-fs.
las received hr~r sypTy Of Paints Obj Coo and otisr
raintsrs BgsLas sd 'nder- An
Wdo~ Gts~. ftoB rtiO
Besse shch desirous 10 -sss ~ The
r-s-sasht
Ns-A ssss saVvy q soap sion, Past for 81
rssi~ p.t-,fss r,a % shisssd koofs hN
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NATIONAL HOTEL.

No. y COUhTL.1-ND STREET " y.
THE subscribers respectfully inform the public,
Il that they prepared accommodate their "a
them ~h the National Hotel THIS Ilous-,
built furnished
will he frun comfortable place the
New York city either business p-asu" Nouss
shall he len uad
nj comfortable our Hou~~ but a doors
from broadway ihos. quiet Il
tired To rcvr buste the great
thoroughfarr. CHAs. WNCkOFf 4 a..
New OkS. sep
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FALL sUpPLY OF FRESH
DRY GOODS

DRY GOODS.
YNFIE Subscribers have received by the last
- packets from New York. large AMI well selected
staple and Fancy Goods ITchased r,duc-d
with prepared To offer the ARTICLES below
At the lowest market for cash city aeespness
Extra wO" blk Hui fancy Cloths aud Cashmere
super Ribbed, Buekssin az TweslS Cashmere
Pine, medium aud low priced Sat,nes all co,ors
Kentucky Jeans. Tennessee Plains, Kerseys and Plains
Plaid COAX Innings, AID gt Twseds for boys
supc blk, AMY cord plaid aud striped Alpaca
do. BomaiIne, Orleans C!oths and Gala n ids
White, rcd. green aud yellow fllnne's Canton do
swans Town. Meilno, vasnia Wor-ied yestings
Plain black and fgd silk Noyet and Satin Vestnss
English French and American Caieoe,. all qualities
Furniture Caicoss and DInty AMI Habit do
super Cashmere De E'Cos-, NOUS ane de lanes, AZ.
Phin plaid rriPed hgd and dotrsd Mu,hns
Ladies AIpiea. Nerino Cashmere and T.. Wool Hose
White aud black 5it Hose and half Hose, siIk
White and unbIeaehed, red black and lead
Germantown Hos, Tor boys, girIs and
Thibei. Cashmere. NernI and Tartan Shawls
Fanny iIdkfs ADD French worked Collars
Pam Iemstic he'd and Revere Borlrfed l. Hdks
Thread and L-Ie Laess Hdgngs ind fnsrnss Robbins &c
Swiss and Cambre B'ging- and In-.riings. cheap
POsa, Piait Figd and Dotted Ne and whig"
sptLhed, Banda ma and Pong,s IIdsf. 20
lfsI linsns, Table Cloth Dartass sod u,ayeg
IIuckabsek Rust, -nd Hirdsye Diaper and Crasb
fsncy cold hn1bh Sik Mris Polka do
Beaver, Nd, L.ie and Thbet Glove. Tor ladies'
Bonnet hat cap, neck and velvet Ribahds
Grass Cloth Victoria MaTseiles and Gofded skius
as LuesrnE. AID rich fancy cord Silks, very chan
Nrw style hnd EaIldon GiGgh1ns, bIs and white do.
GHp' aoi' api T4sssls GiEp and v,e'oria cyrds
super VIII tssy. Rose, Naekenlw and Dunn blankets
Pine aud superfbe CaTpeinK. Rugs and Naus
Pain and Plaid Iinsrys, MI priees
With complete a.sHtent of heaebsI brown cold omss
ucs cotton OEnaburgs, ke &c
Al ~ winch be found
bfoid sf' tshoesoe li'n
@5 VALENTINE. BREFnES A 60
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AND SUMMER STOCK

SlfUEN, fHUNkS, dc.
toHN SARNAf would respectfully announce
10 his old iends AID public generally that he ha, receives,
and opened h Spring and Summer Supply sbs. Tupl,
&e--to wheh. he asks their attention
lbs ss< has been recently selected great care OF IN.
uaetners themselves aud embracing qualities py An
u-and having been purchased unusually low he IL tn
osf TO h. Old friends and PURCHASES genay great baz.
either At Wholesale
W He respectfully solieits a call from AL
John sARvAY
No. s Market Bridge,
mn wv N.ttdoor above ~ o.. Al
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Eerruginons EhncoIme.


un the ~ Chorosis, Nervous Affections
LsueoTrho Debility. and Disease Of Children. Approved
the Faculty 81 Medicine o Pan and authorized by
Man, practitioners have administered forms. aad
endeavoued Ia render grateful possible
gam the difficulty longer exists far al AL the combinations
the haps aud best nd'Puvabb that of hs Psgsous Cho
colate
The persons WHO VIZ derive
fetfus u"us CSocoat-,
LEI, Women az paId eouporioa who complain difficult
breathing especially 10 ascending staircase Of apaon Of the
beat ~ RIso- IN the head whose stomach dges badly aud
whose appetite destroyed perverted
experience feeling of GOODNESS the lower and
general deransemenlo Of the whole system.
3D. Men who pale aud NJ dslSats a.
geson sdeuh and who exhausted by and
will 6ni angr Cor short time the FsruEnous Choeoai,
inpTo In tbeir state
ID Weak ehcn and especially tho-e WIN uekey wi
strength and their deveIope
self
fh Baths principally W girls budding into wonanbood
whose health be hnguisnE that the Feugnous Chocos
viii be uss brilliant and vivid complexion succeeding pale
regularity all the functions economy aud word
iOushng state Of health Will only the
uiS Of hut the ndspensab. necessity the of the Feu
siaOgs Chocolate.
fresh supply preparation Just
sale ~ y. IOHNsrON,
DfuRgiat