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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-09-06
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Singular freak Of lightning anil for
tunate Escape. About 4 O'Clock on Tues-
day morning last during a heavy thunder
shower, Lightning struck The chimney Of
he two story house, Of Mr.. Moses Kaui
man, of this village. The chimney was stu
a,ed in the GENRE of the north end, and ihe
lightning, after taring The too Of il to pieces
"ePo'a,od into three parts. One passing
down the chimney and the ceiling, within
chamber, occupied by Mr.. Kaufman, cav
ing It's mark upon The board, and then {
down TO The cellar. A crib, IN which lay
child, was standing close by The ceilinglwhere
,hs lightning passed. The other two, sep
araed, and went down The opposite
roofs to tin water spouls, which passeC
round the house and connected at The south
east corner, nd then down within free fee
of the groundr where il left them ant
entered the corner of the building between
the Isidng and plasIeTing, and sci fire TO il
Fortunately however, il was immeda,eIy Iy
discovered and put out. Yet singularly IL
relate, Notwithstanding the lightning shat
cred boards within the room in which Mr.
Kaufman slept. broke window 10 pieces il
tie gable end, tore up The shingles on the
roof and passed entirely round the house
not person within it received any sensible
shock.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-09-06
AFRICAN CANDOR.

Did you attend Chuch to-day,as I charg
ed youf enqulred an old planter Of one Ol
his slaves, as he returned TO his dwelling
SarIin, msssa, was Crdjo's reply, AN
what Two mighty big stories dat preacher
did ,eA'
Hush! Cudjo. you musnI'. talk that way
what stories were ,heyl'
wv by, he tell the people no man car
'arve two massa's-now, dis is dc fuss
story case you see old Guido sarves You
my old massa, and also young msssa John
Den de preacher says ne W i'll lub de one
and haze The olheI'--while, de Lord know.
l hate you boE'
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-09-06
COINAGE.

During The month of July the Mint and
BrAnch Mnts coined The following
mount of money. II eagles SIS, 900
IN half eagles, Sl3l, 900; qnirer eagles
S6,737 50-tolal in gold, Sl7l, 73S SO
In half dollars, ST., 900; in quarter dol
srs SIS, 1000; IN dimes, $4,000, in
ali dimes, $40, ,OOO-Io's IN sIlv er
s264,ooo, In cents, s3,9 81. To,s
slue OF 'he coinage OF lhe mouth Of July
asl $459 ,06l II. Total mum ber Of
pIeces OF gold coined, S34ol5. Tota
number OF cents coined, s334,267 To
tai nun ber Of pieces coined, 2,S4o,
3S2.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-09-06

THE ACQUISITION OF LOUISIANA.
The Paris Correspondent, Of the National
|Inieligencer, Robert Walsh, ESQ.,. notices
10 his last lelierihe fourth volume Of Theirs
# The Consulate and the Empire. jus, pub
isbed. The following passage is quoted
from il:
when renewal Of The wal with Eng.
land seemed no longer doubtful. all the
colonizng dreams of tho First Consul van
shed. His resolution in respec, to Louis
ma was instantly formed. will not at
tempt TO keep (said he 10 one OF his Minis
lers) province which would no, be secule
in our hands which, perhaps, would en-
brol me with the Americans, or create =
coolpess on their side On the conuary,l
will turn it TO account 10 attach lhem to me,,o
create quarrel between them &the English ,
81 | will raise up for England enc mics who
will one day revenge ourselves My reso
ton is settled. AS the Americans has no
'etrltory to give me IN exchange Tor l.Dnisl
ana | will sell il to them for sum iha
will pay the expenses Of an extraordinary
armament against Grea. Britain her.
self
Thus, adds The historian, ,'did The Amer
leans acquire from France ths, vast region
which has completed their way over North
nerica, and rendered them masters OF the
Gulf Of Mexico for the present and all the
luiure. Thus they owe their birth and
greatness as a nation to the long struggle of
France agains, Engard, their independence
and possessed ourselves Of Louisiana with
out French cooperation; yet adds. but we
would acknowledge the benefit Of earlier
and more certain results. .'-(Bdltinore
American.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-09-06
| OF CARTER AND
PAEKE,

The solemn sente nee Of the law was
July executed at BE lvidere, N. j., on
22nI'.. upon Joseph w. Carrier and Pc.
tel w. Psrke. convicted of The Casln e,
tamily. The culprils died, protesting
,ncir innocence. The execution was
-.tteadsd hu len thousand persons. The
scstiold was elevated 10 the level of the
Up of The fence which The law requires
10 be erected in order 10 render the ex-
ecu'ion private. 1t was rather a public
spectacle. The description Of the seen,
IS ike that Of horse race, or any SINH
ar disgr ucefuI exhibition.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-09-06
WORDS FIrLY SPOKEN

We know not from whence the following
exceIlen, sentiments originsied,oI we would
give the credit where i. is justly due; at
Al any rate we desire that its sterling truths
should be read and treasured up in every
pa,liols's heart in The land. United States
Jour.
Which wiH goa do ?-One or two ,hiugs
must be done in this country. Parents
nus, spend money TO educate their children
nr they must pay taxes to build peni,en
darIes and TO punish crime. Some sup
pose clearued man is an edaca,ed man. N o
such thing. That man is educated who
knows himself, and who takes accurate
Common sense views of men and things
around him. Some very learned men are
!he greatest fools iu the world, The reason
is, that they are not educated men. Learn
ng is only the means, not the end its value
consists tn giving the means of acquiring
he discipline which, when properly man
dgeu, " gives '1o ufiu. Some VI lnt
greatest men in the world wele not over
stocked with learning but their action prov
ed tina. they were thoroughly educated
Washington, Franklin, and Sherman weie
/ This class and similar though less striking
instances may now be found in all counlrts
| 70 be educted, man must learn 10 think
compare and decide accurately. He may
study metaphysics ill be is gray, and
languages till he is a walking polygo,, and
he is nothing more, he is an educated man.
There is no class H. the country who have
a larger interest in the education Of their
children than the farmers, and the subjecr
should receive from them the attention i,
deserves.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-09-06
RATHER REMARKABLE

Capt Bunker New Bedford, a highly
respectable shipnasler, engaged in the
whaling business, in the ship Howard, on a
a cruise some years since, in North latitude
40 degrees 80 minutes, and Eas, longitude
Sd degrees, threw hsrpoon in,o a large
whale. The whale was not captured, and
the harpoon was lost. An occurrence
which BY no means pleasant, is no, unlIe-
quent.
|, was about five years afterwards tina,
being in precisely the same latitude, and
Eas, Longitude lao degrees, he made fast 10
Ia noble whale, and after a hard srugg Ie
succeeded in getting him along side While
cutting him up, harpoon, insed off at ihe
shank, was found fast anchored in the old
fellows 'culwaler.' Helloo,' said Cant,
Bunker, 'here is my old harpoon! And
wha' he said IN joke proved 10 be truth
The harpoon was The one he had los, five
years beforehand had on i, The ships
name and his own private mark - Boston
J0urnQt
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-09-06
A PIG STORY.

The Brooklyo Advertiser tells tho
following.
On Saturday, afternoon last large
'ow, accompanied by Inter OF youn,
'iss, was p'ssiug leisurely up Fulton st.
yheo cart coming a'ong chsnced lorun
,ver aud kdl one Of the sucklogs. 1t
gave one unear'hly squesl as it yielded
Up It's life, which attracted the mother
70 The spot. WAlking around it several
limss she smelt i, and turned il over
wIh her snoul, but it moved moi Sho
'eemed aware ina, it was dead, hut we
ancied that we could discover deep griei
20 the conduct OF the mother SOW. Alter
lingering around it some time, snoth.
-r sJw, SOW cams rulglng along
with litter Of young ones about the
'tze of her own. The disconsol.,e SOW
walked leisurely up 10 The new conner
and apparently grunied the compliment,
Of the morning, but presently seized
one of her neighboI's offspring 10 hel
mouth, made Oft at full speed pursued
ny tne mother of the stolen pig The
after, however, was much the smallest
md unable TO overiske the thief Civ.
ing up The chase, she returned, and o.
meeting The young pigs OF her neighbor
'ezed one, carried it some distance, plac
ed it among her own, aud then drove
them before her block or two, think
Ing doubtless that 'fsir exchange is nj
robbery
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-09-06
C0llecior'S Office, Ber,Oick, Sept 4

CoAector's Office, Bersoick, Sept a
Col. WEBB,
The following is the amount Of ,olls for
The onth ending 3lsi Of August, ls45,-
Also the amount of Coalscleared at this o.
flee.
Tolls for the month OF Angus,
$ SlO,s6s 90
Whole amour, since the first
of April, $40,977 lG
The amount Of Coal cleared
in the month Of August is 27,7l6 tons.
Whole amount since April LIST, l07,742,
JOHN McREYNOLDS, COi
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-09-06

When you enter Printing Office,
make as much noise as posslble--sin.
several comic songs dance a jig or tw,
IN order that The lype standing may bt
N de TO dance--lake The fastest paper
1H the file snd don't pu, them on sgait
lake the msIlet and try your hand a
drum beati ng, then look over The shoul
iers OF The compositor 10 see The nature
If the copy he is setting up Do all this
iDd the prl0ter will be able 10 form
some idea of your natural disposition.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-09-06
DELEGATE ELECTION
nm
COUNTY CONVENTION.

The CGlzsns Of Columbia County ,flend
ly TO Removal, are requested to meet At tht
usual place Of holding the General EIec
tons. in their respective Election Districts
on Saturday, the 9Th dav Of September
next. between tho hours Of Q and O'Clock
in the afternoon, and elect two delegates
to represent each district in COUNTY Con
ion TO be held at the house Of John Clay
ton, in Bloomsburg, on the Monday follow
ing, al IL o'clock noon, Tor the pn, pose d
dominating a Ticke, TO be supported at the
ensuing October Election.
G F. MANN,
MICHAEL FORWALD.
LEVI y. TATE,
JOHN LAZARUS,
SAMUEL KISNER.
Standing Committee.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-09-06
dLlHU BURRI rV, rIlE tRNED
BLACKSMITH.

On frisnd. MIR. GAugewer Of tn. Ber
wick ''H.at Of the Nurth," has ia the las
,.lmber Of his paper,an original article frow
thc pen of Elhu Burriu the learned Black
~niih, under the heading Of Facts 20
a'nty Nj llions, which we copy with pleas
ure into our coiGmns this week, aud con
-mcnd 10 the attention Of our readers. ]
porrsys in striking col0rs. the fooishness
and madness Of wars; bow they dry up, ma
llunal wealth, and to wha, an alarming ex
Aent, even in lhis counuy, we have beer
taxed TO prepare for and 10 support them
All this is shown By .facts and no, by de
eclama,on and assertion merely. Burrl,t i,
a resident Of Massachusetts, and how j
happens lh a, be publishes an original ar
dicle IN a country newspaper, away here il
Pmnsylvanis, we no no, exactly under
stand, but we do assure him thatin uars
millng his lucubratiohs TO MI. Gangewei
.he has communicated wi.h very cleye
aud intelligent Editor.
From tho Siar of The North
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-09-06
A NEW ARTICLE.

We have received says the New Orleans
Picayune, from VIM. Laughin & Co., a
sample Of bale Of Chinese silk cotton,
which they have jus. received from
he plantation of Dr. George w. Nc.
Elrah, of Wareulon, Mississippi, by tho
steamboat NJ. B. Hsmer. This is new
'esrrip'ion Of cotton, Of long staple and Of
nest beautiful, silky and deicare texture
Every year we note with qualification the
efforts of planters TO improve HE qualify Of
he great Southern staple.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-09-06

M'stdhiag a Gouernor for SlaUe. -
The Cincinnati Herald OF the l5th inst
ssys that Tx Governor COrwln, who has a
Vely swarIhy compexion, while travelling
about fifteen miles from that place, was
sized by party Of armed men. who rushe d
ouI of tie woods, and swearing that he was
a colored man they lrieGand bore him to
Jail as runaway save.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-09-06

The last census shows that there are
ab ou, l,s00 newspapers printed in lhe
United States, giving employmen, 10 shout
10000 hands. OF ,his number 246 ale
printed in New York. lse In Pennsy lvanis
and lle iD Ohio, Delaware has bui 8
iowa, 4. and l7sc onsia 6.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-09-06

A distinguished chems, recommends
me following preparation as safe and
excellent denIr fc, VIZ: of white suga,
and powdered charcoal, each one ounce
Ioi Peruvian bark, half an ounce: of cream
OF tartar, one drschm and half ADD OF
canella, lwenly-iour grains well rubbed
together into an impal pabIe powder.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-09-06
THE EPISCOPAL DIOCESE OF NEy
JERSEY.

The Journal Of The Convention for Is45
furnishes the following summary for lhe
year ending in May;-Nunbers Of families
and pew holders. IIGl
Of Bsplisms, 344
Of Communicates, $3.50
Pupils in The Sunday Schools, 1871
Contributions for various pur.
poses sb.e43 SO
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-09-06

"Having by request. snnounced Mr.
JACOB DEMOTT, of Madison, rs can
didae for the Office Of County Treasurer
we are authorized by him to say, that nc
declines being candidate for lha, office
This fall.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-09-06

eT The Slate Convention for the nomi
nation of candinale far Canal Commss ION
er was held aHarrsbnrg on Thursday last.
We have not heard the result.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-09-06

According to the report Of the British
and Foreign Bible Society for ihe pas, year
no fewer than Eve bibles in The minute
nave gone out for ten hours every day ex
cep' Sunday making three thousand per
Law
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-09-06

Those who hesitate about their ability
10 take newspaper are advised to keel
one hen more than usual. She will pay
all the cost besides eating the worms 6
s.ssshoppers.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-09-06

II man misuses you; let him alone
This calm, cool, quiet way of treating
wrongs with silen. contempt, will soon ole
Vste you above their influence,
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-09-06

A lady named Sarah Parescho, died a
Beaufort, N. @. few days ago. a, The ad
vanced age Of l07 years. She was III
molher of four generation
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-09-06

Eye socket measures 90 inches in cir.
cumierence, Thigh bone 3 fee, 6 inches
long Hip bone o leeI 4 inches lore. Ribs
. fee' inches long. Fore leg and shoulder
blade ieehwi'houl counting foot and ankle
bones Head 4 fee. long, and broad
Tusas 0 feet long.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-09-06
COLUMBIA DEMOCRAT.

BL,on.DuRo, September oh,lsi5
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-09-06

IMPORTANT DISCOVERY.

The remains of an immense Mas,adon.
we're discovered an exhumed las, week,
bout six miles west al Newburgh. The
following are said 10 be The weight &dimsn
'ions Of The bones:-.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-09-06

From tho Star OF The North.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-03

COMPOUND KkEOSOrE ACOUSTIC OIL.
ISOt tho cure Of DEAFNESS, pains and IA,
dischafecOf nrtttsr iron, the ears; also nIi
'n'tt dlshErccuhlc noises. like the buZHnp o.
,srcl9, ialilu- OF water, wlrllug 81 steam, i q
o., winch are symptoms Of approaching deaf
hefs. and also gcIcr1ily attendant with lie gs
ease. Forsai"by DR. J CNt NBNCKER.
No i.s. Man 81. SIDE Agent
ms m"1lrln" is hIghIy recommended aud ma.
mcrous ccrlhrat,s are gwen. hy very re.pc,t
dDIc person. ~ The many astonishing crrcs
ehIch % has ,uurmci nov VI
- MI I'll TOOLS e Is genuine Amrape
- Mtnsc Hole A1sil.; nI-, SiuIrf.pu 4 Foster.
Crnlcv Mouse hulc nnd rpmmou any,.. / cs.i
Cuucf Kew Nrcc., ! b. cummon 3d., BELOW, n,
Jacob Atpifs make. All ~ which vil No sold %
putcs tuny go SAML NELL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-03
& DILLON.

HAVE removed Iheir E,IablishmeBito heir
~ New Buck Building, east side of MAR
kET 81. a few doors below The Post Office.
where they have supplied themselves with a
'aew md large Engine anil other fixture fer
ilAeir business, N . superior style.
They carry IN the House and STEAM.
BOAT PLUMBING in all lis branches.
/ they have constantly on hand HydtaniS Of
various description, hauerS' Kettles, water clos.
lets, bath Tub, hot and cold shower baths. rp.
l'ortS lur bleaching, chemical app ratu>, lead
I%ccfinS, patent bath pumps, lead pipes OF aii siz.
sheet lead Of any thickness and worked nm
IN any manner OF iOir1.
Water conducted lhroJgh lcalcn pipes from
SpringS 10 dwelling houses IN the country.
lSo-BEtB PUMPS hued up to order.
LEATHER HOSE,
Superior pumps lor country wells, Steam En-.
|gInrS &c. &c.
An orders thankfully received and puncru
ally attended To-.
SrEbM POWER.
For manufacturing proposes can he Supplied
20 several descriptions Of mechanics. I'D the
- story Of then building, or on the ground
door AZ 4efy moderate reno
Wheeling, Feb 10, 10.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-03

& HAVE RECEIVED an unusually large aud
IA Beautiful .iork of Sprung and Summer Gupds.
which ] will sell on Inc pay down ufincjple. far
cheaper Ihnn was ever before offered for sale in Ills
city, consisting IN rari of F'ench aud English Broad
Cloths, Of the most beautiful styles and qualities.
French. English aud American double md single
mill"d Fancy and Plain CosNmrrcs. or these
articles splendid assortment, Gncqualled by any
esiahir shmeui IN this city.
SUMNER GOODS-A full assortment of fine
aud substantial Summer Goods. consisting in pau as
follows: Summer Twccds. French Lrcn Drills.
Creating Coating, Plain nnd Fancy Ginibroons,
Linen Check. Irsh Linens. blk summer cloths
hIk DradIla. blk Bomhnzincs; Mcrino Cossimrrcs.
plain French Linen, Fancy f,ench Linen. striped
Cronkins, Blue Drills; together with any qnanuly Il
The various k'nd' Of llghI goods Tor Goats and Pants.
NESTINGS-Rrk satin. fgd do. fg:d Shally.
fg'd Mars, HES. fr'd Sllk. ig'd Mohnir. f.d Linen
and Silks. Fine aud fancy light sa,ius; all new
style and Tip Top qualities.
READY MADE CLOTHING.
y well nssor'ed stock Blark Flock aud Dress Goats
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-03
GOLD WATCHES.

Fine full J%ewelled MI Tobias Lever Wa cues.
Df do JOS johnson do
tGl Jewci!ed and plain Lever Watches Of other
anu every description;
I uI Je"e'led Anchor escaPem'I gold lever watches
10 Cylinder escapemenl gold waiches;
Also, fine inll lcwellcd aud plain silver Levers;
Do do Cylinder silver Watches;
Also SILVER verge watches ofvarious kinds;oreiher
wiih n 'arge and splendid assortment ofladi.s' large
I"paa, Garnet CameIon, Jet AMI other Set Pms very
'"o. some very 'heai do. Also. every variety OF
genilemeh's Breast Pms aud Shin Studs.
Ruby. Diamond. Emerald. Garner, Tnnos poo,l
JET, ana every variety OF sci and plain Rings; Garner
and Other Stone Necklaces, Gold Fob aud Gnnrl
CHAINS; Gold Pencils; Gold Thiables; Gold. Silver
ana Gil Hair Pins. very fine; Silver Pencils. Ladies
Fan; Silver Tea and Table Sponn,; German Silver
ana bilIahia de- Siver Bauer Rniyes; German do
'"'ef Sli Spooisi Silver Sugar Tongs; Fine orna
mcntod Sin Pulses; Silver Pencils ali kinds
DIAMOND cor n PENS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-03

Blue blk do do Blue do 90 Brown de-
Green do do Olive do do Black Snm-
Imcr cluth do do brown do do do
Creating coating do d. French Dradita do
summer Tweeds do 10 Summer c'oh do
French linen do white and brown do Cling,
nam do calico chinlz do aud a thousand Other
Kinds moi vet nau oil.
PANTS-Bla,k Cashmere. blue blk assume
blue cashmere, plain aud funcy French cnssimerc.
'nd IN fact, an nssor men, ii.ai embraces every
lyle aud quality ofmrIcrG1
V STS-Cf ali qualities. fashions md color,
md q very genieel assortment Of Stocks, Collars.
boscms. Shuts, Drawers. Suspenders Gloves, Hose
md Hall Hose; fancy saun aud silk crava aud
lScaTls.
la presenting lilo above fot The favorable cunsid.
ration of my old friends and customers. | can
'>suTe them. that ] am fully prepared Ia furnish tue
nosi fashionable work 10 measure, or very de.irable
'loihiHg ready made. Being confident of giving
general Satisfaction. Customers aud the public
generally are respectfully invited To call aud exam.
ne my stock. (msy - SIR CE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-03

UEN TLEW EN'S
3 ACOB BERGER. at has old stand un Mann -,
W II few doors south of The Virginia Iioiel, te,
specially informs his old customers and the publtc
IN general, that he has just re ceivcd from New York
and Philadelphia. n supply OF French Calf ard Mo.
rocco Skim, which he Is prepard 10 manufacture
Ia order iniO Gcnllcmnn's Boots nnd Shoes, ~ the
latest syle. Having just received from Phila.
%dclphiai the latest style. and most approved patterns
OF lasts. aud sphring 10 PAINS r ga cuse To procure
The best OF workmen ! nm pt, pared In furnish oil
who may favor me with cal. with Boots aud
Shoes superior in style aud Workmanship to any,
thing TIA; can be found either ia the Gig or the
western country
n, Is ALL WORK WARRANTED TO FIT.
mny % 3m JACOB RERGER.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-03
LADIES SHOES AND SLIPPERS.
G..

C.. FKANXEEEq
No &c Nam 81, a fer doors 0bDUs tie bookstore ~
Wm. j Rubb.
WHEELING. VA
} RESPECTFULLY informs The Ladies OF Vince
h ling. HAT hc manufactures Ladies Shoppers oi
all STYLES aud COLORS, Of superior quality aud
beauty. lie warrants nIi work from his shop 10 be
superior TO Eastern manufacture. aud Will be sold
90 PCT cent cheaper.
The public are invited Ia call aud satisfy them,
selves. ION Inn
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-03
LnPES. nnpEs.

IllE Subscriber has removed bis Cordagc
store, to Inc stand f1rmsriy cccupi,d hv
Dare " HOEe as n Hat Store. dnvIngg Ior,e
stock on hand Of RJpCs. Bed Cords Hud Twines.
II every description, which will boz cold Low fnt
,aSh or hdrtcret for BcesWaE. GIn4cna ar TIos.
seed, at cash prices. The public arc resIc,tC,i
" requested ~ awe hm % call before rrnteh,..
u' ~'isf"bsfc. CHABl.Es " FERRY.
dVg 2-.y Heed Of Water stfo.t
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-03
SUGAR COATED PILLS vs. DISEASE
AAnL IMLAI 49,

HE r HILL, OF the hrm OF Girlcy e. Hill
4FN 100 Broadway, SAYS the Sugar Coated
Indian Vegetable Pulls are superior to any he
has ever taken. HIS vile has found them de
w.. hitul and cficaCiOus.
Miss D,OGLhsS, corner Walker and Ludlow
streets, has been cured ri pain W The head.
dImne,s of sight, aud dizziness If long stand
ing, by them Pills.
Mas SiMoNs. OF % Henry street; cured OF
pain, aud Clamps 81 eighl years stauding.
Ma ATKINS, Of 2GJ GfeenwIch street, cured
of fyspCpSla, Oi seven years Standing.
Ma CfRLoCE', daughter, 5 Staple street, cur.
cd ut Worms IN heir worst form.
Rev Ma BUESErT, of Brooklyn, cured Of bill
ious complaints, weakness, &C..
We need not add more. Evidence crowds
urOn rs f0m all quarters No Pills eyer before
8,cCmplI-hedsO much, wuh So lime trouble and
is asfrcabicrcss, a, D. Smuh's Sugar Cualed)
Improved Indian Vegetable PiIls' Sold al
GuI.n'> corner BIwery and Grand sis. Phuip.
corner of BCekman and William streets: Eve
reu'> 9j Huh ON So; Mrs Hays lf9 Falt.n ~
Brooklyn m13i3 GrrcnUf, % street. Fx1min,
me ieb'l- look .rt Or sfurn' written sfgna
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