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Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-06-11
Congress.

We have said bu, liuIe about The doings of
our Solon's al Washington for some time past,
for The reason, that since lhe War on the Rio
Grande has commenced, the proceedings OF
Congress have possessed bat very liue of gen.
eral interest. President making, and inlrgues
of other kinds, occupy the minds Of many mem
bers much more than the interests of their con-
suiuents, and are frequently made the subiec,
of debate in both Houses. The Committee ap-
pointed TO investigate the charges OF corruption
brough; against Mr.. Webster, by c. j. Inger-
soil, are ready TO make report, fully exoncr-
aiing that distinguished Statesman from the i'm
putaiions made against him. The long post
poned attack, BY the locos, on The Tariff of
1912, will shortly be made, and it is said
that Congress will no, adjourn until tha, ques-
ZION and The Sub-Treasury bill have been final
ly acted upon. A number Of propositions in
reference 10 the Army, and carrying on the
War on our Southern border are also agiiated.
The opinion is now prevalent that Congress
will not adjourn before September.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-06-11
Late and Important from Mexico.


| Vera Cruz Blockaded--The Popers of Ameri-
+ dered to the Interior of the Country--Eforts
of the Mexican Government to sustain the
War, &c.
[ From the New Orleans Delta of the 3lst ult.
BY the barque TheIas, Capt. MurreIl from
Vera Cruz, We have papers from The city OF
Mexico to the 18th, and from Vera Cruz 10
the time of her departure. She sailed on the
20lh. The US. steam frigaie Mississippi ar
rived at Vera Cruz on the 9Th with the news
of the battles of the 9Th and 9th. The Missis-
sippi and Falmouth had blockaded the por, OF
Vera Cruz. Orders had been received from
the city of Mexico directing all Americans to
| leave Vera Cruz by the 24lh inst
The American Consul was preparing TO go
on board OF one of The U. S. vessels of War.
1t was generally though, that the American ves-
sells left in port, the barque Louisiana and the
brig Helen Mcleod, would be seized by the
Mexcans. The contractor of supplies for the
American squadron had been forbidden by the
Vera Cruz authorities to furnish them with
more.
We make The following extracts from let
ter received by Mexican House in New Or
leans, dated Vera Cruz, May 49,
a circular has been issued by the govern
meni, stating that all the American Consuls
cease Immediately from being recognized, and
ordering all American citizens TO embark or
retire into the interior within eight days.
1.-The government is making every effort to
carry out the war with success, and has replen-
ished the Treasury by carrying through some
very strong measures.
"The Castle of San Juan du Ulloa and The
City are in brilliant state of defence, and
would require very strong force to be sent if
an attack were medtated."
The Republlcano of the 18th ult., says that
the intention of the government was to send
their TWO war steamships, to the Havana, 10 be
sold at auction on arriving a, the latter port
The steamships were to leave, hoist the Mexi-
can flag, and fire salute. The Mexican SAL
lors refused to sail in them under these condi-
iIons, and the steamers were to leave the river
Alvarado where they had been laid up in Or
dinary under the British flag commanded by a
British officer.
Nothing positive was known of this arrange
ment but the Diaro, (ofiiciaD neither endorsed
nor conIradced the report on the 18th.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-06-11
Terrible Tornado.

Grenada, Miss. has been visited by terrible
tornado. twenty one-persons were killed and
sixty wounded, many of them dangerously
The number OF houses torn from their founda.
tOn was ll2.
The loss by the tornado al Grenada, Miss. is
estimated at aboul $4,000 or $S0,O0O
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The Columbian Magazine.

This excelen, monthly for June, has been
on our table for several days. Ii is GEM
The engravings and reading matter are both of
the very first order. The Columbian is pub
lished in the city of New York, and is one Of
the very best periodicals of The present day.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-06-11

H. month ago. when the Administration
was assaled by friend and foe for sending Gen.
Taylor 10 the Rio Grande with force so small
as to render his capture probable, Father
Ritchie's Union" contained labored article
TO show that il was Taylor's own fault-thal he
had full authority TO increase his force had he
been SO minded, but that he neglected it. &C.
But now, after this same {" over confident Tay-
lor, by the exercise of indomiIable valor, has
dispersed the enemy and fought his way to
safety and renown, 10! we find the "UniOn"
modesIy stepping in and declaring that the
:" vigor with which the war has been conduct
ed, atres,s the energy of"-who! why James
K. Polk! If this be not The submiiy of i'm
pudence, we would like to know vi hat could
constitute it. CT course, the lining is now set
lied. James X. Polk must be reelected -
Such astonishing energy" is perfectly ire
sistible.-SuSSer Register
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-06-11
Warming to Posfmasters.

A man named Clark, late Postmaster az,
Cherry Ridge, Wayne county, in this State.
was sentenced in Philadelphia, on Saturday, TO
ten gears imprisonment. by Judge Randall of the
u. 5. District Court, having been convicted oe,
secreting and embezzleing letter containing a.,
bank note, &C., under the 2lst Section Of the
Act OF Congress of March Sd, ls45
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A Prize of War.

The New Orleans Delta. says 1.-THE U.
S. Marshall, few days ago, seized The Mex-
can schooner Juanita, under process issued
against her as prize of war, she being owned
by citizens Of Mexico"
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Gesa. TayiOr.

On Tuesday, 26,h ull., the President nomi-
mated 10 the Senate the gallant Bfigader Gen.
Taylor as Brevet MAJOR General, and the Sem
ate unanimously confirmed il Immediately
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-06-11

A private letter received IN Philadelphia,
from foTi Brown, states hat the General Off
Ger, known 10 have been Killed ~ 4 batIe of
Resaca de ls Palma, was General roneion.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-06-11

SNAKE EJEcTEp.-A little boy at Frankfort.
Pa,, being unwell and reiching, brought up a
live snake about inches in length, and cover
ed with black scales.
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Rumored Settlement of the Oregon
Question.

The Washington Correspondent of The Tri-
bune, says:-We have an important rumor. 1t
is that dispatches have been received from
England by the las, steamer by Mr. Pakenham,
directing him TO make an offer to settle the Or
egon boundary by offering The 49.h PARALLEL
There may be some other minor arrangements
about the navigation Of the Columbia, &c, for
time, and may be giving England the whole
of Vsncouver's Island.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-06-11

The receipts a, the Magnetic Telegraph Of
fee in Washington 10 May were between $500
and $500
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0PV. b. PALMER, ESQ. is the Accent fo

o. V. B. PALMER, Esq. is the Agent for
this paper at his Office of real estate and Country
Newspaper agency in Philadelphia, Northwest
corner of Third and Chestnut streets; Tribune
buildings, Nassau St, n. Y; South East corner
of Baltimore and Calvert sts., Baltimore. and No.
IL, State street, Boston. Mr. Palmer will receive
and forward subscriptions and advertisements for
the JeGerSOnian Republican,
Messrs. MASON 9 TUTTLE, at 3S William
street, New York, are also our authorized Agents,
TO receive and forward subscriptions and adver-
tiSements for the EegublicaE
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Ioho W cilI and o'll,r. conrl-Inaul.
IsCplN,rry.

john u FORSYTH banisi g lii. Tus lNCEANcrrr.
Tee. and "tnsr-. asfcuIsnfs
~ The tirruh Su c-iar Urri lf Law, 4 t.b,ore-, IL,
ONO tourty. Nirgiuil.
h' pefiits in Tn ABOVE case and no other. Interested
'~A' notice tia pursuant fn See de-r oi -sid cari
"'i' in rsid cause 500 -rh dat az Itn. i.t, ,til
"tra y" We iIi deT oI ~riacil,r issG n' Iuy Office
~ ' i'f 81 " h'cFn-. Go take aud SAFE tnc accounts
tti ~ s"ia decree parIru'a, iir Hloiitts due 10
VA 49, 49, ~ -ni Other creditors uflom o. Forsytb.
a'u john a. t"r-N Oh ad Co. the ,clr- MON nret bal
a,,i 81 truss Tor s5id Joi forsyth 10 William ~
N'IfdfA copy nj ,lur D. Iidi Wis Ill.,. t,f AMI IN
wy order and rri"~iy Wii, ths -ar az. ,,., ivi,
'n zoe Fe-i Ig"fCrtt and fud t,lrf a al decd
i.'S "f" WlicH v ussu ara jrii- 90 John a Tor
f ~ ~ ~" l,N "' i."m Hfe ilc separate tioits or
''"' "l-l m ALSO, tic amount. ,s, ti.s -ft as.
,i g. aud cnhnfrrJ. JaYs % f,.fs,th On ,ssitp
i Use ucafits srcltt-i u If . f iftr-f I'll ttt lf-t
f'l' ,iH satd JahIo~ ~. lUrstff To- Samuel i,yrr-
te E" Nhith j. i'rd wrh sIi i atd OF t'pe of1e AMI
%. ." ,ItrIi We sfnu cIarscatfc on me trrst
."il ,'~.'d ~ .Aai dstd. Also oI ilc r-prc5, I'D
,""'i' - ci nave con o. tEe hands oil ti. INA Arr
l'tfA i""thor 3nd Iani.l g. si rospoe,ive under n, ~
i'.n' "l -dtG GOODS fItui'. go she fH,i. Of AM, ,
~ 'N uid 90 Vnicr ut te. or ,,hercy,itit ,ttbpr 80
I'M E l-t chafAta'iC, and ot the disposition and ps,.
.'''' irflo ly cHsh 81 thcm sud OF an ms credit ;
. ~ sc' 3" which sad Trustee are respect tvcl
t'li "-'u-n-htnr in sad accounts she ~ ions
in respect tp tie Trust fund arising o' al l, r,,,
''c't ~ ne -diN Johu Forsyth and Co from t,.o M
We Huri m respect to the separate prororv Of iol
st M" "-' rom tAuae Of the created tiy sa
deceit tfnW James N fofssth.
NJ PERSONS claiming dc'as or iDr,rpr,,r,s ,,,,,t
on i%r sad st properly aud fleets are 10 can,c m H.
t' nr ana prove their respective demands Al t,c f,p
S"N' "ilNin'd or % they fat do so lier viii De- -,
@ .',i, le l'hcht az tho said decree or amy decree 1,
,.- JAMES PAUL., Commissioner
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EnR hAIE

IHt su' srrcf offer. f1r L0a Nos s. 9, sud AZ, 10
ihf riii SPARE Of She aldlIon 20 south Nheeiing,
.N hiir ifrufynJ laid ouf ~ fomuc rpfff and John
h'.i'r uGou which erected euinffiahie atd confru
irn BRICK dwclrg. and has eAccicnt gafdfH cuuia
ming faIey OF choice fruii Trees and Shfui cry
Enod wei of water, sailing. smoke housr a. aid is
I,icfsantir situated The property - now urcurned Nv
gaeob niet, who VIII lakc pleasure in Showing to
ANY nur desiring 60 qHfchaae.
At.so-'I7io uHditlled one hall - Iofs Nos ard q
end uudf idad bait of the North ha'f0f Ga No q 10,
lnd square iu tr atoycsad addition to su;h Nrr
fra witn their improvements consisting OF affn fame
dv -'ur, containing ~ rooms % .IH .O feet earh A.
ALSp-lot SO. IiG IH Fast WH..lns l.stpg - tle
south cnrucf Of John and lHI s.fe. ID Id hss ft,se
fronts, mas lng ga le5ttss rHtf,rd Oh 30 i rs,,lss
RENE iot now "..upIfd lf lNifI1 Htf Fsa
AlrtjiuiDri oi Gee Est Side of ~. N, tt, ,n p.st
lotIiHg nu John store. uIoH which d. .,,lte . -
.loif n"eiiHf iou "rrHri.IIy ufe snfsrrfsf lie
"tt P.nF y "IHIc sld tf .uN prices snd ON arfouno
i'- l'iN+ snIf U o. a. IFFFFrE
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TN ihe wavs"fpc circut.il. r..e sfc' hur.a,s tr.,
rally plscrd divide ti,se t,,o aild. of luiJs. sa,
qucnt aii rutnIye sais lH,b- IUtoi t q. tfa md.
90 ,,ear al 90 wihsh ",.a.ary sd t.r Ita,h o
The tidnc,s separate flr lrua-.i fui5. vIisii ere
Then Carried D, tHt a.,frr. iotIs f.aI. If.u Co., r,.
unimt The liver. i -s raiurai s.lioH separate Boo
rr' c,,tic, or ras, sab.apine morHld us.fea. nc.-
w. a'd o'irf ,l1t i Arising tl t,ar-.f
tte ctou,u "r, csrrs o ic lc-fu.gi .ut. b., Mo- s,r
"or- Ulir. i.c hH.l rItr's 'iU- .HIarf Uu of Mo-
t,tcn. eptcr pa urslh CO.. rt H. -. ., iIs
tnauer- tht. aicdy posted .lf tli.l ,ur.t,., b. t -
nat ehaHft'-.
rhc stomach IS c--slc'at ty,lr a.t.r... .rc,,,
81 - 'i in' frruiiyr MOTION. yHrt.ir.. rUn i.a
t'ndpe hul0r. Ttu.a t.hst Is- iaeu -..f i. ...,,.
Si ii'n li. iruu- organization lrd turtulr- fI.. m
tcs,tHs caoa' p,sy tc contsrss to r,.cr a.l vIs
uuu1ltr strrau.. rrfgs utr.-rI,e- A. i... i. ,I =.
tfef fun- i'c',, ihs other s.r..I.e 81 hasr. ;ae- Sc.
Ter. ifei, m.o b.; iu' B.. 'y .ouo ase-. ss ,at, /.
NttaWs ht i's .frraIurdsHr". aYt ..r,.- over Il. I'd
Joiuins iapd. we Vt iay 7side .,.sa..e a.I.. I.
hiuasd iy crfoneau. oFIHiut- ts f.r-s .et.s,f. /.
tha ihe W"fh o ra.nrg if tlt' i.f. uaI a. b.,
mons ohsnuo.- is 'unft.y zoe atne.
IusnE is ntt oNr law 81" rIR,rft Efus fN >tt.rr.
- % no, cea- tia wrr.i there i-a -tn..nr sl. 10!
.-nnrei Hufd Bee t'c .H'cfIad tutr., efd ..- isl. .t
take- place or i.y. sia..it. .l.p. fls. .. ..,. .
q" f,e h.nui t, IT., a.d II-rs' ltrUlf. l... ,.i..
tionl iins BE- epnron or.n-r...,.-H .a a...# ID
sia'e cr tic system ,0 iefn. fou would r.,.. -
siguei"n which Sop thc rrcf, ana . .. u.,.r.. I'd. H..
lahtsh s ace course. ard Ht-.. Cd. rs I.t.i..-, ~
Hollow tic same rnucipc urnu. laat. r.....t.. f,
lfstdicih Fats iile furt uHd1Hon Do. IaD..n 100 t
Intestinal caaa. ,'c utf- too ,IIra IYu f, .r v ID
sou le restored to thc iuie,,r,.-f oI t.sr s.,r. M
tioHs, nnd hoaih wAiie t1e coa-. t1r..e.
'''A'' iNTtarsfiN,. Cts1 ea't ofteeo CO.
Mrs EIwrli CD Mitd.earld u.-,.s sooa BE-. n, -. .sr
"tdy attacked with iu1sHr,or. vH.r.l u.I rr.iti
Stomach aad iour.s -t. t,.. l...5 u.... f, I.- .
a., council 81 lp.i"rs ~ ss .s,d 600. a.-.aH ~ ,H-
stomach oEs tery tsI.H...I. .,r MY b.
.oed % r.Dl"',a uI"H i'I. "ts.-It a...
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MARDLEAND FRFFSTONE-

IHltsirrf'cr, thankfh for former favors soiici.s ali
'r' Wah'fIc any sizing iu his ;iuc, 10 SEE MIN frirc
''.~'.- srN iiotc. Tie Is aud wiii le receiving a
'' i 90 o. Pc various Kinds cf marble ordered which,
@ " ~ Ii- i1imcf stock, De wiH LseH az co u tld
'iee a.DN sag HiIn dag for work inc Iic its-
NV '' i-aid AMI making MANTLES, MONIAIENIS
''' li' 'H aHd ronr, 81 various sizes and patterns
" f'' gen fc. cont. cheaper ,hau Pitts.urqh or
"'' ' ,7'ei h 'u4h The Pes Ofacc an, uf our CON
Y-.'A ii"d-'- 'itukiy received and pfompiiv alien,
" TO- h i' cost aug SIS, charge ior lsffsriys
~" ..Ni.i. EbIAN Marble 4 Freisfuno Worker
street, NJ A-tuna. Va. 80
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i''- '1 iNtntN,reF. On fHe Creuf I'd.
rt. r'for Court nf iaw aud Cliauee
u t-' ANI Ia decree rendered PA. sr.f t...t ,- 40. "A
W I.n I.t' tH af l1HD l-lG the undrr
- '' 'l' '.''rfr t1.faiN appointed. W 100 proceed
'' PIP N'. co.'s of NhfailuE boo sa.d county ou
~ Hf' ' E st.I. i- -t. 1.d t'iffcaIrr it adjourn
f" fs .'fI De- fiafHd necessary o. Fate
s-' aHt llf ihe pHrrosa of ssrcrsiuifa aud
iI'f i'' .HHHa' ale hf tie dtgudsnt. FfclefIck
.. .' ..'HnHi OF iIf rufcHffe nurfF fof iDt so.
N'-'..''un iii iHf il fud uturrclinrs mention
..I In FHnu nHu iutt u.ush respectively. and a'su
".i fHr ifr s1'd 0Hifffinart. and tie iirffs and
"' .1r.- Ht fHc sad l.of so nine 0n tchsf of the
f..s n' lUf u' incu YEA thfif amuuufs aud Iri1ri
f..ft. .tt.Ft fHd wiH fcpou ilc sanc Co fhc slid
n.i ,a-s frr wth snf iiaf deemed petInrai tf iIt
'f .aIf required tf ITO rarfcs either ni ticn
I.f sled rnff rf ta tfff at ffr tfn AND f.sef
.H'f.f-.i tHd rfat5 tier elam.a ItWEt PATH.
H It'd FrlU.a Comm .I.U..
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TDI-sT s,rC

l ruf-tN'sr "t derl ~ ifu-' foa, EjthF. rr'Crs
"." i...'"'' As wie, 20 gee, 90 rI ir.saiis. td.
'r'.i t#r ttiH ,uslrE. iu decd i.ak. Nu. .5f D
-i so Sa'UieN thc -ih tlt ,i s,pt.u 60 d. 81. sIfI
,'ii u".f Wi lhr tnur l,re .ar fltu County. tg o.
.'Miht d'aruied puIrt, ~. tats No. lrt t3 Coz
~ taff No.r asd srg u..G iiDI ls.. uT TO-. NU 4 {.
f1n infrrrs hH q, lt f.e .ofor. pot ti r. IIl.
't '.f org 81 r1mu' srtfe s.d J-tH Il.siie. fH tsf
I.' q" f"rUy ti (Nte.fHs rsI.ui -aUfn WffI.... . %
-. .i'f b. commonly sa'.t 3il.l.H.ut,u.
iIc H'.HHr U.utrrff WIZ o. ..IU GU .hr rf'.u sac
.'..r We iro lurHftt dui'ars. I.-. Don. uI.II rl
Houni suf, lrtto fst sI c.-.. .u, .fa-. v.I I,. f
l.f' 'n 'c rsd l1 ts-p. fhC T.Ha.Hffr H f'rr ratl
w. ifl, u.er'-l io I' 's.IU atr,It. 500
FiEt ru.D- IH Ir given Ger rr,...f | I....s To b. .
CURED IH ltr "a. .-.Er- IH1I CT. GOO ff.. ,.
gH nN r N.r-H .s -i..e a.dH H' 500 d..
q" I.-i NJ t.t.Is. r.rHtI. cod I.#. rHf t.. ."r...a
'''A'' '-. cog -h bAt.l q. LI-I. IIta-s..
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CHEERING IvTEL, IGENCE

GRATTTU DE- viii swell the hearts OF thousands Of
~ The afflicted coils and daughters of this happy land
when They hea the pleasing news OF the nnrvaIled tri-
FILLS, which whea rightly applied las been used i'm
every ease with unparalleled success.
Many certificates might " necessary. 10 obtained OF
their efficacy VA te OF Dyspepsia Indigestion BIZ
Nous fevcr Consumption, Fever and Ague, Piles Jaun
dice DyseutcryOr Bloody FluN. Diarrhra Asiatc Cho-
lcta- Rcmiiient Fever, iiammatory RIeumr sm Sour
~, Nervous or sick HeNsachc. Nervous Debility, Worms
oi al kinds Nho0ping Cough Scarlet Fever Summer
Compliant, Discascs OF Women and Children, Chronic
Affections of the Liver Sion6ch and ccTcting Glands
In nne. generous community should spread far and
near the cheering INTEL gcnce that the REV. u. NIB
HARRIS FILLS lie had by apply ing the following
AGENTS. a : TODD. No. lg2 Main II.
az y JAS. HAkER. Wheeling, Va.
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career.
DAYTON. February Iith. las.
lar authorized agrnt n nay tnr tie -aic OF d. Wis
taos Eassm or Mid cherry lake ibi. ,urti6l Of ,ak
arg statement ct facts 10 (Which arc wiil 10
Published 90 The werd la rco an aiu.i iniracu-
oHs cure wrought in m case by means OF c Invaluable
Language fails desc-c thc ssu,ar, crcc, il produ.
cra ara thc great t,rclt derived nom n. ,i.r
THE CIflscu- DAYTON and b.. vicinity vol fc-.tiet
That on the eih o August ie received serious injury
from tc Npo-iou 81 r1ur.p. goriion OF II. e,l,.
tents entered H, rshi side breast ana ia al protab,
iy romr irarmtnts sp',nicrs the ramrod passed
through Toe "pluia," aud icrct,i ,he Iuiirs
Al ih, critical stage messenger was despatched To
Cincinnati aud cccara'od play ,ciau Of tha CITY was
cous.,. ANhrn De- yas made aeIua iuel win nv ~,
uaiou. &C., remarked a nothing could le dom, m n, ,i,
20 aid ihc Constitution iscif no; strong enough To
Nl iiiond, nov despaircd OF u,y recovery and had
no earthly gr"Hnd 81 hope To survive many DAYS. Tuf
rhcis entitled Family Medical Guide or Tr,siis, an
consumption Of itr Lungs A. / had ofcn heard Of
dying nrl Coaching a. siIays aud frli ik dome -, ,
soif uy ti. ct iu, pn,~cia.s -enI i n s,r
l.,iie ~ ihe medicine described va Wi-tHss Ba-an,
had used sor.c live or si1 bottles ~ far rer,l 40
~ up aud ai"ht- Ny c"lgh ceased ny lungs VI ere
Ea'srr. - ~
Were from Tho external ipiur, received in m,
trcf and srr', ~ Tie explosion feet com dent that
it-if haNe tccu working al niy tfade Which 4. Il
eur i'i's'l hui iis vas prevented.
ii3 cArrsurJ. have since taken several severe eods.
nnd ny ",iy rc''edy has iecn Sic Da.aun Aud Now
% al who are afflicted Win Colds Coughs cor iivcf Coa
piaiuis. considc, al invaluable neiicius,-s rca
sasing 10 The world. Any person dcsiiing further ia
formation may call ON me a. any tin'c. Yours sc.
CHRisTOs HER X. SMITH.
CITY ct Dayton.
I Montgomery q. = etc OF Ohio.
Subscribed a',d So before me a Justicc NJ ,b
Peace, this lIth day ofFchruary 1875
EBINETER FOWLER
, - testimony 81 three hichly tepcc able citizens q
] Pay Ton. ia confirmation ofho alovr. a.
ciby undersigned, leng in, sriV srau ,utcd ,,i,,
AlF smith, and having aud watched over hmm f-e
gucIiiy during has late illness do NOT E,is,c al \
Toe foregoing ~ o., means an eAa.re4atrl s.si,,-t
! hcf u cailucsi IL fuil credit;
(sieucd) Al. SrOUT
J. B. ~. DOUSuN
HENRY n. SMITH
/ Cru NBACkER, Druggists. ian n
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q flW MORE" ofihoSr Wbrc Bcavcr Ilaf. ien.
al al 1iMESoN'S. No. 100 Mann street and gc
49,, - YOU whl ind thcm ihc ruu.i economical and
p'N-shi Uranium, cover fr tlr hot .,4sar Nis, tine
- superior Mole skin Has of the latest sivlc
WIN lAg l~-tifiu eut ct 81 tic different uuai
i.les ni HAS and tai. ,fur III cl,, -
IL. " W its OF workman, Which arc offered Co pur-
f' ~ Wioie.ac 90 laii Of sc1 low ptice-. Also
- ". W. JiNirSDN
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.-r-~> 1000 LBS HEMP ROPE
I,lll...,k zoo oakum
2, s.S y..e.,i goo Packing Yarn
ytKSJs<SSsS G0 dozen Bed Cord.
80 do Plough Lines
10 do Tfo; Lines
10 dD Sackng Lacin-s
10 do Awning Cords
leo pair Blocks assorted sizes
bills Pitch
Together with general assortment OF small work
such a. FASH Cord Clock Cord Loom Cord Chalk Lines
Mason Lines Fishing Lines, Hemp, Cotton and Grass
bockNlS lMlhc' Weeping Irvine, Seine Irvine, &C
Sc.ncs made 10 order. q III BERRY,
june 70 CoTdage Store Water Street
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QUINCY FOUNDRY,
CORNER Or MAIN * QUINCY STREETS.
WHEELING, VA.
HAMILTON. SAND, d CO.

"dTchoHoc NO. &, ~ HTOc Street.
TIE Subscribers arc prepared make and keep ron.
saniiy on hand al the Ahovc CT ats all kinds
OF Castings Cooking. Franklin, Balloon. and Cannon
Stoves OF all sIcs aud patterns; iIolowwAre Wagon
Boxes Plough Castings, Crates Flat Irons Sugar aud
Wash Kettles. &c. complete assortment. We have
lust received splendid patterns Parlor Crates
toe ncates ever brought io this city Persons who in
tend building respectfully requested examine them
before purchasing any other kind We have large lot
OF patterns Tor Mill gearing, the hest ia the place winch
we viii make 10 order al the lowest rates; also Thros-
ng Machine CastngS. We win also continue TO manu-
faouc thc different Kinds of Pioughs complete used in
hs section Of country aud warranted equal any made
n the western country. We win warrant all our cast.
gs and other work done a. establishments and as
cheap IL made Ina fisiuFgh, Cincinnati or any
other establishment this city Persons wishing 10
purchase any article line win please give US cal
and examine for Themselves
Spi HAMILTON. SANDS 4 co
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Mrs M. ,. HEATING.

FRrTrFRER AND CoNFECTioNER.
II AZ jus, received splendid Of all tho Ell
IA fctcpt kini,, 10 wit
: Boxes splendid fresh Oranges
Boxes Do Lemons
Dozen splendid fresh Pine Apples
\ fine of fresh Cocos Nuts,
~ drums fuc Figs
adfuus Eaisins
aioNes Blue Band do
\ large kcg splendid fresh Tanarinds
I dozen Jars fresh frunes
I large keg flesh curranis
y ioAcs itonn's Peach Leaf Ioi
q iars flcSh Canton Preserved Ginger
rail splendid Dates
: l-sNrs extra hne Red and White Rock Candy
\ large ftaf Fresh Son Shclcd Almonds
\ large lot of an The various Kinds OF Nuts
fine lot ~ Ecgsa Cassdote, Principe and Havana Ca
csrs
/ 4 kss of uimuth. Lancaster Happce SNUFF
Together with general assortment Of the first quality
of uuuirruuS all of "a hirl
40 sell holera'c retail a. her Monroe "A
opposite sho Merchants and Mechanics Bank. je %
NsAUBiGNE'S History Of the Great Reformation n,
~ Germany ard switzerland. just received by the sub
scfihor, copies Of the above work vols various
an and binding This history Of the most IN
tcrc-'ng aud important works published for many ye.rs
and bad power 10 do 20 would Introduce N into
every family circle IN Christian Observer
4 For sale hy JOHN FISHER, Agent.
JcO la1 Main street. Wheeling