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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-03
FURNITURE wARE-RoOMs.
JOHN N.

ID ksPECrFCiLv invites the sHenison Of tho
euiEen- OF Wheeling and tho e,sspsry. q. n,
stock OF hesuiiisi Farn,iure. 81 h.. ~ r~ No l92
Nsin street. a lew doors abssr he = Hotel. M.
ha. on hands
SOFAS OF the latest ard most sshlcnsble ,,vles
nj superior style and The beef maxi.
BEDS rEADS. rev and spien3td fstern..
TABLES-Picr, Wnling. Ceolro. Gard. Work
Dining. &c. sc Of he beat style.
PLAN. Chsrry. Mahogany &C.. &c; alb
of Which will ne .oid - low ~ no, lower Tran az
any Other establishment IN the city.
UPHOLSTERY. VENETIAN BLINDS. LOOK.
ING GLASSES. FRAMES. and all other Cabisss
Ware furnished 10 order.
MAHOGANY vENEERS-A good stock 6r
sale low.
Please call and examine for yourselve.
dec 10
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H.iIS md C.FPS!
FALL FASHIONS.

iMfsONS. Lea Nstn erect have frg.Iyef
Tho lsiesi snd mH-i spHuu,rd fa{l 49, o.
Mats. and are nr~ najt fs iufrsh osr fa'r.1. aul
nc public. With HHis uulsslisi tpr hsaut u ctu
s'd hntsh. hghius.s ari endurance ur rfu. ne
'snna iai 10 pl~ssr. AZ, q .urfftar Goo nf blafk
W 81 Haze srs e,sR Ssf,ty ut Men, Nouhis aul
Ssisr'n'. Csr., 81 ssfV i.N rrrss
dec 10 ~ ~ A = "a tINu.SON
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READY MADE CLorHINa,

- itkaff 10 ihlt pfaufn ui uc business must
ssi am 1adut by profession, have worked
a the ! fste Tor eileen wears. thessfure am nbls
ud DO cot nv own clnhirg. snd naks hem up
noe : nrn'ef aud cheaper sly !. Than any other estat-
shm"ni IN the city. II 4. u.ele,. Gf ih-.e that
airy un he bu. ns-s and ne H., lsilors thems.lNc.
4" s''smpt c'mpeui,oR OF Re,Sy Mad. ClOihipg
have q large assortment A. follow.
Block. Bloc. Blown, Olive aud I~n,i.iile Green
Fnek sid D'e.s cual,, Beaver riuth Bon sud Over.
costs, Pd"i 'ioib OVsf.cuats. MsrslnaN SID 1'rB4-
aduuf Biankel Do. css - ~ do. os,.inru i .
rNeeds oo. J'nn. De-. pt sl .ze.
have uh hand np uclieut assortment II pls n
and ian"y ca.imere Psut., blark nnd blu- cloih
Pants l,'ed. wen sc.ifshlc aut Gle. sid ~, quan-
boy 81 's'siuei Pan. ~ all .,e. and ?ttre.. Jean.
ind Tweed Pssis ni al .Uz.s sud pucss.
fse hundred Ne,i,. smbtscmg even .tyls and
Shirts. Wrapper Drawer.,coilar. B.-rm.. Siock.
fins and Fancy Slk srd saun Srsrs suk
'ldk's ui ell cui"r- sd qualities. Together wuh man,
'h'r atuc'c, ususilr found "a cluIhiug sbstes
10 conc usiun. nv old cust mcr. std The public
,cuctallN arc invited Co. ,oH sid s,sm.ns my .io,k
ln cuu-ttctaituE tr Ne hL.,si raifupuE. Astciuirc
"cnd'd io me. ! have psu hs-ed q Lg.r Sick
ihd Tier them al CutsrIR K,rE, Ihan | have ever
.urr bsiufe
Rccol.cct ne ehesr cs,h cluihiug store e
: RICE.
od corner Of Main & M-nrs
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J & y
VIRGINIA. cH.ScEsYIAI Rule. held

VIRGINIA ~ cHAScgkS4At Rule. held
80 the CLERKS ofire oi the : ircnn Snneto,
Court of Law and Chaucerv Gt ~ county Of Ohio
IN the month of December is&S.
Robert Barlow. Conrlsinsni.
Gideon John. Defendant
TIE Defendant not having ens'ed his appear.
Sneo and gwen security arcordtt a. The act OF
assembly ard ths rules oi This cot and il spre.ti
'ng 10y -aisflciury proof that no % not an mhahi.
lau' 1T The commonw ealih OF Vitana-on motion
81 The complainant by oouussi. . ordered that
The sad defendant do arpssr hers On The fret day
ui he uc,t rsrm ~ ihi, court. ant an swc r The .s,d
complainant. bill. and that a cor,l uf ibis order be
forthwith inserted N some uewsfsEer printed in
The city oi Wheeling Tar i~o mn chs .uoccssively
and p,sied at the ff.ui door Of D. court house OF
OHIO county. A cnpy icst-.
ALEX L LAlbLEY. Clerk
Coop. dee 3
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WHEELING. VA.

uitah'' Ef w,nist Wear; q lafre .ioek e o,lean.
OH. lLANSaL. II Ell -oti-; AIyAcu figured
md plain. IkNrE snd MItIN D'forst, CALcsr.
NtsLt'sa Nsn"u. uihs' ,Ulcic, iof Ladts. wear
IAltokS NJ a lstE, assortment
All " tie ab We Cuod, will ..li ~hsics.le or
.Ln-L OF rsL. IN d. n.-.. m d.. L.n... I...uL-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-03

EB ECEiNE ED BY THE U~NpERslGNEDl
Ia i-tn he cities of N.~ Yo,k. Pods 'eIrbs
.t4 Bsirmnre . lafge sbi esnefsi s.-stmsut of
Gwecfies, Nhi,h tn addition 10 iormsf .ioca uakes
'hsir ss.attuert complete. Vi ~hi,h he ~iolioNne
. a psu. which ,hey ate di.yosed to sell on The
mos, Jes,retlc lsrms
1910 B.gs Rocoh,e
IS 90 Java do
- 30 Pcp,er
% 10 Pimeuto
IS chest. Ypupe II, .on Tea
% 60 Guorowds' sud ~lmpytisl
loo hHs Nu2 aud } Msckctcl
- 81 Lat Sugar
1000 In. Gausr. Scotch Saud
1910 10. Cod Fish
5000 10 Bfszirt. & S~hesthine Copper
300 BoIe-Ttp Plate
1000 L. B.uVa I'm
500 10. SPEC et
2Ou0 Lbs Wiro No. 6 a. Is
? oa.e. Llusuce Bali
250O IL MsJdct
400 In. Cassta
z Bfs Glove,
50 Bl,ss Rai.in.
2 Bales ; > Almond,
10 BI. Alum
Bd Nufmrg.
Is BaNe. Chuc,hic
20 Bfs Chirrci LnrWood
10 go Gr and Gugcr
2Csto'us ludlsn
cash LamtbIask
90 htrs Nusarl
5s b.,es Csscndsh Tohaec,. s.. -, and IL
lumrs
100 Bds y O M.laF.es
20 ia Sugar iiouse
FLEMING & HUNTER.
y e. Tho following article. IT CHuniu Produce
'akeu in Exchange. Bac,n. Lard, Feathers. Bees
sax Butler Clover Seed. Fla,sc.d Ginseng Rag,
&".tc FLEMING & HUNTER.
Wbrsline. y y -. as.
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GLUE AND GLASS PAPER.
NL-M nnnk nINnInY.

CT=>@ Yf'IIE sl.scra.r would inum
- bee friends sud ibe public r,n.
~ orly, laaI bee has opcusJ % y nic
AfE ~ 900 Aisia street. rur du.f p.rt
- 81 b'f'c,i- Latter, office. mud T..
80 r'lai'd Co. &c Bnoirgat he shon.
ta. .#Itr
"a'h j. ~ 'f ''ew description. Ruled 10 90,
,' .aI Bound .r ,rlct
'''' Music. So ,iouui ~ a neat ard DO.
,aui, u De- ud Baa- 70. aound. Libmre. renamed
$50. 'i'''"
o.''f iau ln, pau OF ih. country offended to
W.T.. ''.' .r JAMES " EWING.
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LADIES SHOES AND sLIFPEEs.

10 90 WIN u 10 0"--'""-IT n" |--"--"TT y
ia. J R,tb
WHEELING VA
ID ESPECTTCLiN rffm- ihs ildi,sol Vince.
III ling, iha, Dc msunaris,es isdr. .lorat. o
az 'riig. sd COLOgs OF supporter qeaif, nr#
rrouiy, lie wnruus 1i WIZ, IRON ts shop TO- b.
.ut"iutto Etscm taauula, urc. oud NII be soid
so per ent th,sycf
The public ste myiiel iu ell anu fa,sy lhcn,
',lN".. LON ION .
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-03

lsI t,''~-4--t H. st,Or PJIuU. s.~.L
- End Mi,kct Street
| trunk 1T Ladies fine C,lf Boots
do DO Buskiu Snoes
dn Mi-sc,' Nuroccr Bpi-
Al - which " il be sod low iof Cn..,.
dec 10 TODD X HOWELL.
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ELIAS EDMONDS,
NlEAD or WATER STREET.
ID ESPEClFULLY miofn. the pat lac that lac
4 4 has Iu.t received sn en eL,iSo a.ormeuI Of
CATS OF oil descriptions. consisting ia part .. iol'our
Beaver CAP
shetland Seal do
Extr Nesirg do
Fine Cloth Fur Ttimned do
G. mmCu DO de- a.,
Hungarian do and Piush trimmed d.,
FInc GimFd a.
G%rnllcmeu'. = Fancy OIL Cloth do
Nuhuif Plu.h d,
Cammon Far a.,
NUuuis Fancy Club do
Irldfcnsd d. do
- du Nslyt de-
Together wih a renepia,snumen ~ Hat. 81 eve,
~ do'cuPu"n. Hat Gases. &c. Person. " i..,iag e.
p%uftinsc Ihc nhuSc huiclc. ore respectfully invited
" give huu . call. "a he fp,m tfm,ry oe,npeJ
hy John W Berry. al C"fdare Stofo. Dec 10
fNOLD GUARD CHAINS -Kcc'd ti,,s lie, al.
IN assormeut oi Gold Gurad Chsin.. Gold Rev.
Gold c"oid Slides. Cold Thimbics. 81 SC
oct 10 JOHN BISHOP. No 1872 Man ST.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-03

&oNE or YOUR ROUGH srUFF-Ju.,
~ rlcfyrd irm Bsi8mure
B8ffsl q Mess Penimmon Lasts
d. WsmsH's 30 10
Do Mi - snd Chijfsu. faus.
Shoemaker that uanf n very fugen . Iast ia.
make Co., Boz. on. Wdl please call 81 tho Black
Mamm fh and see hem
dee ~ TODD a HOWELL.
LIQUORS LIQTOWs.
= hH't 100 hand q general a,sonmsoto
gu kinds Of Btsndics, thu aud Wise
yN Rochelle Brand.
Stgncrc so
Uupuy DO
Pee, Cas'iiog & Co,
HoHsai Gir, B'hieo .o.sorsflos.
saint Cfox RAN,
New Eralsnt Sc
It'sh Hfd Srn+cn WhIkey.
MADEIRA Wine.
Foi' to a. RECTOR ale L.
W. shAiVER STELI
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BRY GOODS LINE.

splendid assortment Of new and fashionable
Prints of new figures, Ginghams; a new stvle al
lrross owe, Berage aud other Bcrarcs; fancy and
black and white Lawns, GIngham Lawns, Dcanes
Of all coors and quality black and blue black dross
silks black silk Serge Allaparca, damask summer
skirts, damask book Muslin, purse twist and steel
beads and rings Of assorted colors, ladies' and ren-
,lemens kid gloves mohair Gloves and mits Ybi,o
eam6nc Hondkerchiefs; ladies silk points, black,
bandanna and flag silk handkerchief, cotton
Handkerchiels ofevery description, white and FAM
ley silk Handkerchieis, Shawls of all kinds in sbor
Cotton and Linen Goods Of every description for
Ladies wear, silk, Cotton and Worsted Hose for
men and women Ladies shell combs.
Broadcloths OF all colors and quality, Sattnetts
Cassmeies fancy summer Cassimeres. : Y quarter
coat weed, Nonkins, Checks, black Satin md
other summer Festings of every description: fancy
Scarts al Cravats Of all qualities. bleachcJ mi
unbIeached Muslins, Umbrellas and Parasols. Lee
horn and palm leaf Hats A quantity of carmel
ug r.
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BATTLE ON

Battle on Never yieldl 'Gs betting slave
10 shrink with despair, when the strong
and the brave
sIru UrrasUHg VIC swrIi
OF misfortunes, which tell
THAT Times surge is fast sweeping US al
to the grave.
Battle on!
Are those hopes which we clustered in
brilliant array.
Next the heart, like dim shadow all passing
away?
Is anguish expressing
And rudely csressing
Those dreams tha! still linger round ambis
lion's decay?
Banle on!
There lives no! a hope that is dear TO this
heart,
Nor fingers dream that may freely depart;
Yet, this be my song
Us journey along
Ihro' the changes Of life, where, we meet
but 10 part!
Battle on!
Battle on! Never yield! lis The cry of tue
son,
lAs she sweeps o'sr each grief yet spurns
lis control,
.And dre ans Of that lard
o er whose golden strand
The waveleis Of JOY shall e1eInally roll
Battle or!
Let The past, be the past. with lis gloomy
estate,
Full of SORROW, rePning and railing atFale'
And this motto beiide,
When most we are lIed,
Mans destiny here, is, ITO labor ard wail!'
Battle on
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A PAIR FAIRLY BOXED

4 reverend doctor was an nordinals snuff.
Ter; bpI having qualms Of conscience as to
the recti'ude Of the habit, he one day as
cendsd the rostrum sans his boz. He 90,
on most lamely without it, indeed he
thoogh' he would have stopped in the very
introduction Of The discourse, but, al ,he
Junc'ure, deaf old man took up his sta.
Iion on The pulpit stairs, came cIaso 10 him
and inhaled tremendous lhum bful. This
was too much The doctor convulsively
clu'chod the muil, and passed the Rubicon
by, throwing up cloud of The sable dust,
and forthwith became luminous as he had
never before been, even in the memory NJ
the oldest sitter. lie kept possession o(
the box the whole time; aud at the end ask
cd the old man IL he had not preached graad
with the snuff?
y dinna KEN was the answer, for din,
"a hssy word without it,
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l'rctty Feathers ssnkouE,;...,

! "A ND as tins holds good ia almost c,c,,
"a Inc subscriber would again mG5.m . 20
ana The put generally that lie i.,a.' w.. w.. .."
o,'upy%s he OLD STAND. ou Mao...'.. ''.. .
smi,5 mig" .Goo '"o once III vd ct C. E'BucLocw ma,
may be found upon the seat Of po,C', . i.....
10 d!aw out the thread Of aGIclop. h. ..'.
received the Jhe --LATEST Af,L, ,r -. .r h.. .
NPRiN" ant sUMMEB, and '....a .
n,a. n,ord. ,I pi'5r'd to accommodate l, ii'.s.
liaI tasty fits or no chargcm dr. '' .,. -.
., B. RUPERT, TAl"OE,' vfui.r.,
a ShIngIc stuck up above the d.,r .1"-
,'4ld"'aston free cT all c,Urg.c
- ne would also inform his ui,n5. A., ,,..
Eye' Oats Com and Potatoes ,,i., ..I..'. ".n.
e, , io[ work done at his shon aua , a."
amss. Call aud give him tr.aI. "'' '.s '".
April 20, lslG-l '''' '"Al
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lT NEW ESTABLISHMENT. %
: AN CLLlU FSAA ii a Ii LAVJ
&iAMUEADzEGBN'o

THE subscriber having located himself in
bloomsbury, is prepared to furnish all kinds o
ware, and perform all kinds Of work in his line oI
business, at cheap rates and at short notice lie
has furnished himself with new ahd splendid
stock OF tools, machinery and materials from pha
.IePh'a and made large purchase Of COAL aud
WOOD STOVES, Of various patterns, to supply
hrs customers. He will constantly keep on ho d.
TIN H!fEsE ofevcry description.
STO YES, large variety. neatly and substan-
italy finished, together with I'II'E.
SE'OUTS for buildings.
con- BUCKETS, &c. &C.
lie respectfully solicts public patronage Hav-
ing been iorsome years engaged in hls business,
and having experienced assistants, he feels conf
dent OF satisfying all who may favor him with
their custom.
COE.N TRY .UERCH.7.N'TS supplied OF
liberal terms.
Call on the south side Of Nain-slreet, 8 doors
below the Office cf the Columbia Democrat
October IL, lSl5-ly25
S, T.. CRAIG.
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NOTICE.

A Ill persons who have unsettled ,...
IA the Books Of the subscriber, uoy
from Bloomsbmg, are hereby informed n. wa. '...
count books are left in the hands of rl...'' ..,
Ter, Justice Of the Peace at Bloon4lu,,. I'D
tIemcnt and collection. Those who do r.,
To having their accounts settled and ,.,5 "'
before the first dug of Nqy acri may ,... ',' . '.
have cost added 10 their respective dues. ,..0
respect to persons. Wi"
ELIAS WERTMAy
BIoomsburg, April 4, IslG.--jO
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THE G. ARLAN u.
THE POOR AND THE RICH.
ny JAMES Russell LOWELL.

The rich mans son inheriis lands.
find piles Of brick, and stone and gold,
And inherits soft white hands.
And tender flesh that fears The cold,
Nor dares to wear a garment old,
A heritage, is seems 10 me,
One would not care TO hold in fee.
The rich mans son inherits cares,
The bank may break, the factory burn,
Some breath may burst his bubble shares,
And soft, white hands would scarce earn,
A living that would suit his turn;
A heritage, il seems TO me-
One would not care TO hold in fee.
What does the poor mans son inherlt?
Stout Muscles and a sinewy heaEt,
A hardy frame, harder spirit?
King Of two useful toll and art,
A heritage, it ssems TO me,
4 king night wish 10 hold in fee
What does poor mans son inherit?
II patience learned by being poor,
Courage, if sorrow come, TO bear it.,
a fellow feeling that is sure
TO make the euicasl bless his door,
Il heritage, it seems TO me:
king might wish TO hold il fee.
Oh, rich mans son, there is @ toll
That with all others level stands.
Large charity doth never soil,
Bot only wbitens soft white hands,
A heritage il seems TO me-
Worth Icing rich to hold in fee.
oh, poor mans son, scorn not thy state,
There is worse WEAKNESS than thine,
IN merely being rich and great
Work only makes The soul to shine.
And makes rest fragrant and begin,
II heritage it seems to me
WoHh being poor 10 hold in fee.
Both heirs 10 some six feet Of sod
IRE equal in the earth al last
Both children OF the same dear Gcd
Prove title 10 your heirsI4p vast
BY record Of a well filed pastl
Il heritage it seems 10 me
Well worth life TO hold in fee.
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ITS COURSE IS ONWARD

$50 great has been the demand for Folrcr'.
~ Olosaonldn or All Healing Basam, and il ha.
given such general satisfaction to those who have
used 1t and become acquainted with its virtues that
Iit now stand prc-emincnt as a remedy in Dlcasca
Iol the Lungs, ard the testimony which has been
given by different persons who have been cured by
| IS altogether voluntary on their pant Thcy have
lelyen it inhe hope that all who may fad themselves
m need OF this remedy may apply for it without de-
Hay.
Read the following letter received hom the Rev
jlr Shimcal Pastor of st Judcs Episcopal Free
Church, Mr 5. has not olly used he medicine
himself but has witnessed its effects in several very
trying cases uf disease. The letter will show his
|opnion Of its virtues.
Dear Sir; Believing il to be but an act of com
mon humanity to those suffering under the various
diseases of Coughs, Colds, lloarseness Consump-
ion, Asthma, DC. TO point them to a safe speedy
and radical remedy, take pleasure in hearing my
testimony to your invaluable medicine called Olosa-
oman or All Healing Balsam. Of its efficacy II
eau speak first from my own experience. Bpiugl
subject from exposure more or hss to The yiciss.
tudcs Of our climate to frequent attacks Of nnucn.l
"a, Holrsencss, ,&c have aWuy found it TO aiIGdI
almost instantaneous and always by pclscverauccl
in IFS use cllcctual relief 10 a particular fricnGl
ofmine suffering severely under Asthma and Who'll
had dospalicd Oi obtaining relief from amy humanl
source, upon my recommendation was induced to
give the Olosaonian a trial and he pronounced the
effect produced upon him perfect cham anordingI
him immediate and almost instantaneous relief, IN |
another instance ! recommended il to a female
friend far advanced in Consumption. After the use
Of the first bottle her cough was entirely rcmovcdI
and her appetite and strength restored to slch n |
degree as TO astouish all who saw her Wuh a
ong cherished AID firmly established prejudice a-
youst the thousand and ono specifies put forth m
hose days as sovereign punacca= for an disease, ]
assure you that nothing short of my firm conviction
# jhc claims otyour medicine to an origin so re-
pectahlc, aud to the effects OF it "a. herein ccDiicd
10Th by my own experience and Observation, /
oull not have been induced thus to come fgrwagdI
s. a witness in lis behalf ! have the honor TO be-
ir, respectfully yours, H. {: SNIMLALL.
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Dran1reth'S Pills

I
W D EAD and understand The time will CONT
Il G. when the medicine, Brandrelh Pills will bc
appreciated as they ought and deserves it will be
understood that Dr. Brandrch has the strongest
claims upon the public. 1t is true that every in.
divldual who makes trial of the Biandrcth Pills
concede them to be the best medicine they ever
used. They are indeed medicine about which
lhere Is no mistake. Their value in cnnate so
cnongcahe as ours cannot be sufficiently approcia-
ed tree perspiration is at once restored thus
they cure colds and consumption is preyented-
Those who have redundancy of bile find them of
the most essential service and should there be de-
hciency Of that atmportant fluid the Brandreth Pills
have am equally beneficial effect. Often has this
important medicine saved valuable lives i'm those re-.
gions where the dreadful yellow fever was prevail.
ing few doses taken Immediately upon the in
tection being received into the system will be al
most certain TO prevent any material inconvenience
And at no stage of this dreadful epidemic is there
so proper a medicine as the Brcndre,h Pills Lett
this medicine be universally used in this J
disease and no loss Of blsod allowed. and few |
very few would be its victims. So it is with olherl
diseases Assist nature with this all important
medicine to remove morbid humors from the blood |
ma 40 not resort to'blccdmg or mercury and we |
nall nave very great scarcity persons afflicted
With cronic maladies. The fcaheled tibe--tleau |
NAL kingdom. over which We are the lords, are
lot Afflicted with chronic moodjc.; neither should
We be 1t 1t were not for our prize which occasions
hans. Follow nature. Use the medicine which
with her, which mildly but surely re-.
moves all the impurities of the bloodwhich STRENGTH
rs the feeble and yet reduces those of too full l,
D healthy standard. Let me again sly ,hatoycrv
apartment of the manufacture of Bnnd.crh pHisl
personally suPerinendcd me, and that every
OK with my three labels upon it may he relied up
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Remember the name and place whore il is TO Do
obtaluc and do no, be put Of with any other. i
has produced cure in a. desperate cases as your.
may appear to be, aud doubtless will put to ngh
i'm a speedy mannc. those distressing symptom
which fill your mind with gloomy iJrcboIugs of
the lntme.
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j. H. VANDERSLICE,
EDEN T.oEST7.

|
WB EGS leave to inform the public, thai
ID Ghe Is prepared 10 attend to all the opor
a'ions IN dentistry, such as removing
Tile Iariar amt olhcr Forciyu SUB.
stances.
From the teeth rendering them clean, and
The gums and breath sweet and healthy.
7He carities oFDecaycd 7lcM
VIII be dressed out and filled with Gold
or other toll; Of the finest quality, Is the
case may require, which will generally
prevent their aching or further decay, and
render them useful for years; and in many
cases during life
Teeth and Humps Of Teeth
which have become useless OF troublesome
will be extracted in the most careful man
oeF' with the latest and best improved in
sA'utheh'S- T-UrreHu1n Teefh,
OC'he best quality and latest Improvement.
will be inserted on pivot, or (in connection
with Dr. NaIIerchamp, with whom he is inI
palernship in plate work) on Gold plate
from single tooth to a whole set, to look
as well as the natural, and warranted toI
answer all the useful and ornamental pur
poses proposed by the art.
In short, l,every operation belonging to theI
profession, will b1 reformed in lhe bcs,l
manner, with choisesl material, and at theI
shortest notice He therefore hopes, byI
strict attention to business, to obtain share
OF public patronage, ANY person or pei
sons wishing any of the above operations
performed, are resp6 cIlully requested to
give him call
N. B The public are hereby informed
that we ,he subscribers have entered into
special Partnership relating only to plate
work rs il is more convenient for each 10 !
attend to the other branches of the science
IN his own account.
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OUR MOTTO,NOT TO BE oUTDNoE
.NEH'
BLACKsMITHGNG ESTABLIsHNENTi
EgN Sanicc s. SiIYCrfh In.

THE undersigned having taken the shop
formerly occupied by Marshal Silvetlhorn,
most respectfully informs the public that
they intend to carry on the above branch OF
business and will at all times be ready to do
work a little better and cheaper than any
other establishment in the place, sand they
hope by strict attention to business TO merit
a large portion Of the public patronage
All kinds Of country produce taken in
exchange for work & the rcady not refused
ISAAC SANTEE,
MARSHAL SlLVERTHORN,
Bloomsbury Feb, 2l,lS4G-4l
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Groceries,

Lump and brown Sugar, Molasses, Coffee. Teas
o. all kinds, Ginger; Alspice Pepper. n ,,ner Sc
Bar SOAP Canalss.Gaavr attd vese,iadtry or
LIQUORS,
Brandy, Gin, Rum, Wines, &C. purchased ex
pressly TO supply Tavern keepers, who are partic.
ularly requested 10 call and examine quality and
prices before purchasing elsewhere.
splendid assortment of
QUEENSWARE,
by the Tea Set or piece to suit customers.
hARDWARE,'
Consisting in part Of knives and forks. butts and
screws; gimbles, ougufs, chssels, saws, tea and
other kettles, DC. &c. and an assortment Of
TIN WARE.
Aso-an assortment of
HATS AND CAPS.
In fact they can furnish their customers with cv-
cry article usually kept in county store and being
determined to do business right, they can and will
make it the interest of the people &c trade with
them
Lumber and aUAinds of com,
'ry produce taken in payment /0r
GOOdS.
Apil ll-5iG