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Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-09-10

ner---oh! | wish | was dead"

ner--.0n! l wish was ueau
An early bird, rejoicing in the glad weather,
hoped down a, her feet, and looking up as II
in sympathy, piped his little song; but Annie
heard him no,-...she was thinking, by some
strange whim, how even Edmund had deserted
her, and her tears and .obs came faster.
"Oh I've no. friend in The world" she
said.--"l'm all a!one"
may no, all alone, Annie" said voice
a, her side, which, though strange one, SEEM
ed ye, no, wholly strange. "For | have mol
forgo, my little wife, if she has not forgot mel"
Annie started to her feet, and her sobs ceased
She even uttered a fain, scream; for there stood
Edmund Dale, come back to claim her as his
bride His arm was already around her waist,
and his bold and handsome face, still the same,
though older and more manly than when she
las, saw il, was looking kindly al her Poor
Annie she had long wanted some one TO tell
her grefs 10: so she gave long look into that
face, and sprang sobbng into his arms.
There was wedding, you may be sure. a.
our village lha, spring Some might have 'ho''
Annie 100 young TO get married, bu II Is strange
how soon she learned dignity from the nanll-
ness of her lover and before the June roses
began 10 blow, you would scarcely have known
her, SO rapid was the change from the child TO
the woman. Yet Annie was still the same
sweet, graceful creature as before, only she had
more self-reliance, and more quiet composure.
Besides, Edmund would not listen to the mar
rage being delayed He had come back rich,
for he had inherited all the wealth of his guar
dian, ho had lately died; so he had parchased
the big house a, the head of the village, where
old Doct Newbury had ived-lhe most arislo-
cratic house it was TOO, within twenty miles
and how could he get along in II now without
housekeeper! Mrs. Lyle, moreover, would
never get better ill she had more healthy
apartment, and The children, it was a shame
they should have no place to play in when
there was such fine lawn with noble old ce-
dars a, Newbury Hall So Edmunds argu-
menls carried the day, aud a merry time we
had, warran, you, when little Annie Lyle
went home 10 ihe old house as mistress, riding
in her carriage, with servan. in white favors
10 open The gales.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-09-10
Dogs in the Battles.

Very many of The officers attached 10 tho ar
my of occupation, own remarkably fine dogs,
principally of the pointer and setter species.-.'
After the battle of the 9lh began and the firing
became very intense, Two dogs remarkable Tor
their intelligence, appeared TO listen TO The con-
fusion for while with grea. asionshment, aud
then evidently holding consultation, they star.
ted off with grea. speed for Point Isabel, being
the first arrivals al that place from the battle
field. There was brave dog, however, to re-
deem the character of the species. He posted
himself in front of one Of the batteries and
watching with The intensest gravity, the ap-
pearance of the discharged ball. would start af-
ter it at full speed, expressing great surprise
that it was ou. of his sight so suddenly. He
would then wheel round, and watch the ap-
pearance of another ball and then again COM
mence the chase. He thus employed himself
through the acrion, and escaped unframed
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-09-10
Annie Lyle.
BY FLORENCE GRAY.

Lilie Annie Lyle was the angel Of our vii
lage Her pretty faxen riugIets had world Of
poetry in Them; and her mild blue eye looked
as If IT hadbeen intended only for heaven, and
no, for world like This. wish you could
haze heard her laugh 1t was no, like running
water, like birds carol, nor like The sigh of
zephyr bul il was something made up cf The
music and silver and melody of all combined.
She was like a sensitive plant in modesly, was
oar dear little Annie: and when you would
look TOO earnestly in her eyes, the long lashes
dropped over Them, as if the angels who kept
watch there shaded them mercfully with her
wings.
The very boys a, school loved Annie. Ii is
irue there was one now and then who did a
sPiieful Thing towards her, but they paid for
ihe: insolence if Edmund Dale heard of it
II was AnnIe's seiE-eeced defender, her coun-
sellor in all her difficulties, and her constant
companion. Why. they were like two lovers
And do not see why children may not love
like grown-up folks. Certainly, Annie bushed
If teased about Edmund, much as you would
fair reader, if leased about some one else; and
as for Edmund, he was positively unhappy if a
days iudisposition kept Annie from school
They were once overheard demurely arranging
their future plans, for they had fixed i, even
then that hey were to be married when ,hey
grew up. Edmund had selected spot on his
fathers fam where their house was 10 be, huj
he could not determine where TO place The barn
Never mind, dear said Annie, coaxingly, 'you
know if we get home, the barn isn't so much
matter
Annie grew up rery beautiful. can com.
pare her al fifteen TO nothing bul vioIei. hack
neyed as the simIli,ude u.s. She was so grace
ful aud light in her motions, rha, those " bo saw
her tripping over The green, thouehl involunra-
rly Of swallow sknnning the field Oh! whs,
a happy voice hers, she carolled some
old fashioned air or sang in the village choir.
But Annie did no, always remain Iigh, heart.
)
when her father died Mr. Lyle bad never
been thought rich man. but every body wa,
surprised TO hear that his estate proved "soI.
vent. 4 SINAI, deb, here and large Que there
sOOn ate up the farm and the "ldo" Lyle found
herself with three Children and no roof TO cover
them. Bu, she was proud. aud so ass Annie,
who. from being the Oldest child, poor hing
was the confident Of her molher's troubles; 90
The debts were all rgdy paid. the furniture,
'hough priced for many sssocla'ions, was sold,
and The bereaved family removed TO a humble
cottage, with but one story, and only two rooms
a, that, on the edge Of the village. Bu there
was sweei-brer over The door, aud on one
eide j. vac bali covered with IVY S, a, 6tst
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-09-10

Another Fish story-A party recently fishing
in The TalIapoosa, observed an enormous eaIhsh
break water near them, and foa, exhausted
He was easily secured. and as he was evident
Iy eorged with something which seemed still
alive, he was opened and full grown possum'
still alive and grnnirg, taken from him.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-09-10
VOL Z.

TERMS-Two dollars per annun In advance-T,so dollars
and quarter half yeariyand If not paid before the enc .!
the wear Two dollars and half Those who receive theh
papers or Garner stage drivers employed ~ INC P'pe
tors, Tili De charged 81 l2 cts per year. extra
paaers discontinued until all arreaagcs are PAID except
al the Op:lJn of the Editors .-- ,:...,
gese nents not exceeding square tslXeen ieSj
T 5e inserted three weeks for one dollar twentyV cents
for every subsequent insertion larger ones IN proportion
liberal scount will be made TO yearly advertisers
A letters addressed the Editors nlust be post paid
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-09-10
OCTOBER NEXT:
| WIN. e. Foster

AND THE
AND THE

Wing Ia Ta,d Of H. Bri.isS Tariff qr46.
People Of Pennsylvania, here is The issue
fafIv stated The election of JAS. NJ. POW
Err, will be regarded all over The UnIon as ev-
llence no, to be misunderstood. that PENN
SYLVANIA is not TO be FRUSTRATED IN
THE DUST. or her honest voters CHEATED
AND HUMBUGGED with impunity---w while
every vole poIled for WM. B. FOSTER will be
deemed an expression in favor of FREE TRADE
and The BRITISH TARIFF of ISl6.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-09-10

RIGHT OF Way" Mr.. Siddlesmi,h, you
,nk we GET de railroad, eh 2"
"Oh yes, think So"
When yor link we get him-prety soop.!"
"Yes---in four or five years"
Four or FIVE years! Why read 10 de pa.
pers we ge, him "fight of way"
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-09-10

The house flies in New Ot)ea1s are all dy-
ing off the Delta thinks with yellow tsuer. This
is worse than lhe story The Hooslers tell about
the catfish in the Maumee river shaking 10
death with the agus
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-09-10
Moral Wastes.

A colporieur Of the American Tract Society.
who visited the Western Districts oil Pennsyl.
vania, describes places where the Sabbath IS
unknown, excep, as day devoted 10 hunting.
and fishing, and "buekweat 'hra>h'ng;" families
that have never heard sermon 10 ,heii ,es ;
houses in which not single book OF any kind
is 10 be found; shingls.cutiers and hunters. lts.
inc in the woods, or lining the water courses
at intervals. where the gospel never comes, and
no book is ever brought or read.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-09-10

"Can you give me two halves for a dollar I"
inquired loafer of retail storekeeper.
Yes" said the man, placing Two halves on
the counter.
"To-morrow | will hand you The dollar"
said The loafer, pockeling tho money.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-09
coRNER oF MAIN ANn MoNRar srnrrrs.

WHEELING, vs..
r H4vEJust returned from New York Philsdeiphis &
= baltimore, with the LARGEST stock OF sprne and
Summer Goods that looked nj In any one house
this side ofhe Allegheny Mountains. Having enlarged
making room for my SARGE sTocK sra Tor P Sbe ae
eommodaiion o. my customers as they come n. hsye
A'so opened TWO new additional DOORS. aud this i'm.
prouemeni thak viii enshc me 10 ray every attention
70 sin who may horror ne with can. have frequently
mad 40 many visitors sndws much crowded tha, they
have teen compelled TO leave Tor want ~ room 10 look al
my Goods OF even bear my cHEAF FHIers. Now say
my Stock Of Goods and my store is sufficiently isre
seesmsdae od and young-Msriied and single--Ladies
STOCK or CLOTHS
blach, brown, Green, fomO, Invisible Green, Blue,
and various Other fancy syoTed Broad Cloths imported
rom France and England direct the fashion ae trade
Aso large supply Of the newest style 81 French Cars.
meres superior 20 any thing ever offered, bosh style.
VEsTiNGs-As,o ves,inss. defy Tire world 70 bea,
them slleet n 9uslhy o. variety shall not semg 10
say that they "deeaedly Preach" therefore YOU will
phrase eSente FaiLoE Tor no, understanding the techn
SUMNER COAT 4 BATTALION sTuFFs.
flain and Fancy Linen Drilling. Cheek Brown Black
ard ency Cashmere honihszines, sik and Woo tweed
AZ eoofa ard uadesi Tuekapss and Henry Cisy Mwee
Boston and Kentucky leans, and many 0hsT styles
nuu,Stous is mention an TIE s,ove named articles vii
Ie SOD N ne piece yafs, % made up 70 order in ny
READYaADE CLOTHING.
Froes saA Dfess Goals o. All colo-. and oapites Ora
6Eis. Cashmcre. boml azine. 1wceds, Linen Chock.
RAN Liner cotton CHECKS. other
7 q SUMMER Goods that che New NoIk market can pro
duce.
PANTALOONa
fassimere. Cassinei Jeans Iwcofs Summer C'oih
Angola Linen Chccts,. Gsuihfuons, Iurt spsw Tweed
Henry Clay Iweedt aid every other Kind VI u au,
fsoefs al ready 10 walk into
VEsIs-N 81 stock 81 Vests is rerhof me te., losl
nr aud The largest assofiniert that ever Nas boxed
ip sny CITY, vsfy nr prices from ID crats 20 s5.
enlirsres sii foioas, styles ard qtaiulfs.
u tonfusVn VIII say. ths can afd VIII cell m
fppes cheaPr than one ~ my ccnpcOF VI lo baa ts
tie iuutis 80 Eate she known 81 Eastern cift
Roy ilcni. and bore niY ODD customers well e. y
rev ones VIII ~ longer Pc runef hy this ha'fway a
fnorg mait up tlohng sucq 81 daily 1fefe0 81 800
those thai have 20 knowedFe uf ile profession Whais
~. Therefore would resi- crifilY s0Iift mY firrt
cusionefs and ihe pufr feusfsly % rsii and sfsni
Or fhrasg.vfs a. ~ VIII FORD end NY rierka ui.
rfEamfr 90 an 4 anE .ue. Tuiu sifrff
CmEAP CAfH CLOTHING eTORE o. frr ou "a
uHb TOT p &c EODfa fsts NIfr
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-09
AZ m4nCIiANTs. PHYSICIANS ANr
OTIfTRS

vTTHE SUBSCRIBER kccTs constantly for SAFE a q Q
y lowest prices, an assortment of MEDICINES,
Dkt ca. ny ES'fUFFS. PAINTS, OIL S, GLASS VAR.
NiSH, RRi' SHES. &C. SC.
Confident his prices viii give satisfaction he socitcs
those who intend purchase al the limo
10 ascertain the prices OF his goods
Any rommunic0 ions ask ig Tie prices of Goods are
most eheerfiliy Snd promptly answered.
lie would Particularly state. that he has Steer Fac.
tory in connection with his siorG Tor powdering Jaap
Rhuharb, iyecacuanha and nsny other Medic mes; for
grinding Mustard Cinnamon, Alspiee, Peppcr Cloves
&c; aud Lamp Black, Black Lead Vei etiu Red.
Chrome yellow and Creep, verdegfis yellow % hire ard
other Paints In OF; all of which he is allie TO self At The
very lowest prices.
Paints mixed already for and put IN in earibeu
pots of different sizes, for family convenience
Putty of the lest quality al "a per H. out of
pounds aud upwards. - -
No charge made for delivering goods IN any a., - a.,
city j. W w COUpoN
DRroGIsr, No. lac West Frat few doors tom Light
st. or osie the g. y X Depot, baltimore. feA %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-09
HORNRRoCK x DILLON,
PLUMBERS.

CHEAP as THE CHEAPEST.
~ Asst SIDE MARKET ST. few doors teloyv the.
80 ost Office, have supplied theirs selves with new
ana large engine, and other fixtures for their husines
superior style, aud faiter themselves that with ten
years EXPERIENCE they will lie allie 10 render the
most perfect satisfaction.
=, They carry On the House and STEAM noAT FUN.
DiNG in all its branches.
LATE AND IMPROVED LEAD PIPE.
by arrangements with the manufacturer we have re.
ceiVed ana VIII constantly he receiving and prepared u
supply the above Pipe, whoesac and re all Of the les,
Iutliiy, aud a. low "a can I've hsd in the country
They hare constantly on hand Hydranis Of different
descriptions. llsitfs Kettles, water closets hath tuIs
hot aud cold shower baths TeioTts for heacIiua rh.D
cal apparatus. lead collins ra hath eun,rs lead ipe.
ot all sizes, sheet lead OF any thickness and worked p Ia
any manner OF form
Wser conducted throrzI lcaden ipes fom springs "a
dwelling houses ~ the County,.
sureriuT pumps for cCRntry wells. s'eam engines 60
All ordos thankfully ciycd and puuctuA.Iy s.,cdcd
TO. =
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-09
WATER STREET
CLOTHIN c. S TORE

SsS :, y ~ Il u W - 4OA II.
2HD DOOR BELOW o. S. HOTEL,
WHEELINGV A.
TIL. III Gutr. JR.
u ESPECTFULLY asks a continuation Of the very n.
ters patronage thar has heretofore been extended To
nt srONe concern, assuring those who will favor him
whd call that he will continue by strict attention TO
business TO sell them goods the most able terms
~ ~ prices uia' cannot tah 10 please. aux %
FASHION FOR sUTUMN, 1916
HROWN5l inches hiRh-7.I6 Yeoman-i hell al sides
~ --l.l6 front and REAR curve.
fir-t oval, carve, lilo convex.
BRtN2 inches wide 'front.' and rear and l., l6 a.
small edge curl, slightly rolled al sides.
SET.-3'lG sloped, l-l6 inches curved
BANhiNo.-SilC " ide. satin and "a ia stripcd
B!NptS0.-s inch wide, fine rihtcd ain edged
The snve fashionable Fan Beaver Hat m he found Al
SDf.ARPE. = Fashionable Hat ard tan store corner
OF Main and uHon streets, where this day reeey
Ell ls assortment OF Oats from New York.
No ! ash Beaver $3.50 No2 Concy Hat Ia5
a,c0 Nal SILK Molcskin hat :. %
No Russia Hat $50 Glazed hats IS
LA brah Sporting bats IS
No C"ney Hat 10 Drab and Xix woOhat SC
tNP>!tAP !fU" APBI THAN ANY.
Transparent Muhair Caps
ClHldgen's cloth Cans Gents common eaos
velvet B0Ns common Ca.s,
BOYS Tx cloth Cans ccut's Velvet silk gauza 80
Gents Gnc biz coih Cans :" :.
Together with all kinds made from Ia els to al 20
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-09
SONs OF TEMPEKANCR

WHEELING DIVISION. No. "a. meets eve
" krsisy evening on Monroe street al "a o'c
henry ECuOIS. w.P.
W. X. GALLY, RS.
Virgins Division. No %. meets on Mon.
zoe 81 ou Wednt sloy evening ri ls,lC o.,
seven, ?. ~ WP WlfSON ~
= \. Bsssorr n s.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-09

M'INTOSH'S WHEATFIELD HOTEL.
...... How,R ~. BALrtNo~r.
- and the travelling public generally that lie is. taken
the entire management ofihe Wheafeld IIoel and Thor
Oughly c!earsed. painted and ~ furnished II on supe
ror style rendering one Ofthc .c fO.es ~
ibe Ctiy and asks share Oftho puhics paironaee
- JOHN M1NIOSH.
n. B. The Wheaihe'd Porter is always ready al iho
arrival Of Cars aud Boats convey aseAge 70 tie Ioc
fee Of ehsrge.-3m. AusI
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flnIfRTS

a. e. DISTRICT COURT, holds two terms annually
in Nhesng, In the months Of April and September.
HON. wv ENnROUGH Judge.
GEO LEEs--Frosecuiing Attorney,
Y w MOORE, Clerk,
JAMES POINTS, Marshall.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-09
g. CHINA.

NY have lust received Direct rom The EtsTorfs1.r
~ futfsrigs ard ere openings fcsh uock Of thta
hove goods inruding among Other ga.icfns en- invoice
ofthc much adnircd and Fashionable dak Flowing Blue
ia
INNING. TTN ANn TOILET WAVE
reaf AID fancy ras.ua and - fCF more IL fhe same
sof" ~ or form splendid variety OfChirs Flower V
SEE Chimney Ornaments, &C. a.. and one pair vrry
beautiful ard cIsre are CURES
in addition have ~ who ealing sisYre sndeeH a.
sorted sock Of omnou Wsrc whieh We vii ~ on d.
ads arCoua fefus a. - got fho country la ,f
ofwidch eursge tu duplicate tins sic I'd any rtstr-
tale house Fer ofthe founans adding usual rsffsre
tuunify doaers ore invited ~ give uf fs aad niak
ST. -emra is0a. n A. II SWEENEY
lis We fHf NNonf 70 sffsefs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-09
\ rs a. X II " C. n

- ISkS viii he taken BY the FIRE 4 MARINE ~
sUkANCE COMPANY OF WHEELING Ar IN,
Low Err MATHS
contents - -~.
Steamboats,, factories. milIs, &C.
Furniture
And merchandise ef all Kinds.
ana against all dangers attending the transportation of
goods ON rivers lakes seas. canals. aud railroads
For the character OF the company a. TO nro,nn,,J
and hferslity in the adjustment and payment of lse-
cave 10 refer 10 the merchants Of this place and
elsewhere who have had the adjustment OF claims un,,
US. once on Main street. Wv. HARDING, see,y.
RETURN PREMIUMS.
TUE FlRE MD MARINE INSURANCE. COMPA.
ny Oh WHEELING viii return ten per cen, an All
no loss has occurred. "N''
feb "a R.w. HARDING sce'y
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WESTERN INSURANCE COMPANY.

WESTERN INSURANCE COMPANY.
CAFrTkL SJoOOO0.
n HIS company, teing duly organised Is nreparcl
to make insurance every description OF fira aud
Marine Risks. such dwelling houses Store Houses A
WIN heir contents Also. Steam Boas. Flat koa's and
hee toais with their cargoes, TO and any PORT ON
the Ohio and Mississippi rivers. their
Applications Tar Insurance TO he made the present Al
the once of the Wheeling Savings Institution.
aug X. Mccoy seey.
THE WESTERN INSURANCE COMPANY OF
- NHBEllNG will return 10 per cent ON ali pre,n.
'nns received for risks taken nom this da'e where no
oss mas occurred X Mccoy, see'y.
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POST OFFICE

~ shis ofHce is the largest distributing ole a. h
believed n the UuioR. The service renders the
employ meut DISK assistants necessary The Western
Mail froui Washington rs the whole Of Oh Indiana H.
lnoi-, Iowa. Wisconsin, Missouri. ArkSnsas Keniuckv
Tennessee, aud part Of Allama and Mississippi is dis
ttituied here.
hRGiyAI;. AND DErARTrEE OF THE NAILS AT
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kTe. NU .vsrNP e. 0This q.

'ioth Dress and Frock Goats, from superfne to Me.
dunn fui and complete assortment Of Summer Goats;
complete assortment comprising ali The varieties quail
Itef and prices; Cassne Ky Jeans aud Tweeds Iirrss
and FTock Coats very general do do; Cas-
sln.eres. Cassne, Cord and Beaverton Pants do do
Round Jackc.s, &c. &c.
Also 20 doz ire Linen aud Muslin Shirts; BOsons
Collars, &C. - dor. common do. fancy stirred fren
and Muslin do Palmetto and Ieghorn Hats, with he
usual variety Of Susf;nders, Hose, Sc.
invite my friends and customers and an in search Of
good Goods 10 give me call. assuring them can and
will sell them good article fair prices for cash or liz
usual terms 10 prompt cusioHc-s Reroiec No. 90 Wa
Street ALEXANDER ROCESS
apliI ~.
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BANKS.
NORTH WESTERN BANK OF VIRGINIA
re,,r MAIN STREET, WnrEttNo,
ARCH WOODS, President, J. LIST. Cashier.
DIRECTIONS
= I MSSs' W shIiysr CIV Thompson
mos fsuii stecnrod Ar Woods
Meeting on Thursday ofeaeh week.
hERuHANTs' & MECHANICS, BANK OF
JOSEPH Caldwell MnE Eel : nm INV c.,,.-
DIRECTORS.
5 ES W cSd;,u. Eirsi s jwea
'''0o 'Ooa,ne VIM Fleming SAINT ou
Meeting ON Tuesday Teach week.
SAVINGS INSTITUTION.
GrrIcE Mas STEIKT.
k,y., THOMAS HUGHES, Prcsdcnt.
Nelson Johnston Morrison
tichner saml MC1aIlea a Paxton
RoBT. MCCOY. Treasurer.
Meeting on Thursday oreSeh week
1. INSURANCE..
WHEELING FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE
COMPANY.
SAMUEL SEEi., rTes,dsn, ."''
- DIRECTORS.
Brady hoS, S cIanale hsSi S.o. .s%s
.s9i NV HARDING, Secretary.
WESTERN INSURANCE COMPANY,
oF'IcEoS MAIN STREET, ~ SANS Bv,LniSo As sAvrSes'
THOMAS HUGIiEs, President.
DInECrORS.
VI Melon \ Johnston John Knotc
Baker Cruml scker A Paxton
Eaker w II Sclhy
ROBERT mccoy, Secretary
OFFICE or TIE COLUMBUS INSURANCE Co
tAr sHRIyER srELLE's wAEEHorsr, w,1ER ST.
ii LIST, Secretary.
OFFICE OF THE PROTECTION INSURANCE co
OPPOSITE TiK SoSRoE HOUSE. WM Peterson, ARt.
MAYOR-MC GOOD,
49, COUNClLMEN
Themss Hughes. NJ M'LuTe, John Hamilton, n w
Phillips, w Mitchell, J Morrow. Geo Robinson u F
banhorn, Brady, r Iiuilihen, r Laidiey, James
PAUL, w lmeiek, Tanner NJ Nelson Amiok, ID
Lanih, II Echolr, n Austin.
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CIRCUIT SUPERIOR COURT OF LAW
AND CHANCERY.

TON l. FRY, Judge,
2 tacofs Prosecuting Attorney,
a II LAfDLEy, Clerk,
q WOODS, Sheriff,
. q EOFF, Acting sheriff,
gAMES WARDEN, JsiloT,
ihMh is1n cSLSAhxE. Commissioners Of Accounts
JAMS JAMS PkU Il cOm'r' for taking Dero,iuons
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NEW AND CHEAP GOUDS
AT NC, 4Oi
ADJOINING FORSYTH 3 BAKERS,

W F.It IT " III I'll Nc. w
THE SUBSCRIBER faiters himself fon an exreri.
ence OF 10 years IN mercantile business In this city that
he can anticipate the wants Of his numerous customers
ana friends ia the selection Of ehoise and
Goods lakes pleasure in announcing them thar hs
now receiving and viii continue to receive monthly
throughout the the largest and selected stock
OF Goods ever offered In the Clothing Tt ala In this city
purchased from the hest houses in Philadcphia aud Bal
iimoTe, aud selected from the choicest most approved
makes the most desirable Goods OF the Season. and will
re sold for very small advance, viz: French, English
and American Broad Cloths from supcrine medium;
Twilsd Belgian do do Invisible Green blue and Lon.
don Brown do do; extra heavy blue and Wool bk d0u.
be milcd CasimeTes very desiTRhle a'so single nled
plain and fancy French and English Cassimercs very s
perior and cheap also and Ga Gold and silver mixed
aud plain lweeds, from fine TO medium French Linen
Drill all qualities SKINNER Cloths, drah d'Eie, Persian
Indiana and Orleans do 500 Linen and Cotton Plaid
striped and Check Panaloons; Stud Vestinrs plain
striped Mode Merino and other Fancy Vesiings in great
variety. The Above goods viii he made to order BY
anY in thix The Easlefn clilcs - |.