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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-28
BANKS OFTHE STATE or N. YORK -

BANKS OF TUESTATE OF IS. YORK
The general statement of the quarterly report.
al thc seycrsl bluk, OF the State at s.. York
show thai since DE- last quarterly statement
tbe lo1ns aul di-coJut,hayc decreased near.
ly fofr miU.gas az dollars, tlut ihe specie
Dos increased oPul b-j; The cash items dr.
crs4sd -g i1p Co., amouni du. rom bapk-
sos 2jI ejaculation s2g3l .0lB thc iu.i.
tiiui 4rpH-lu- $! 1.-.-Zl suJ ibc United
a'airs '.f,fau.ut dtpo-Ites ~l311. 80.
While Oh. 1mNUut tH 600 h1Hk is increased
el.oiJ Us, Hui .o GOO rIut fuHi -7J 81.
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Complainant.

XTIRGINTA.--fS CulScERy.-At Rules held in tho
CLERKS Office Of tho Circuit superior Court OF Law
and chaheery Tor tie county Of Ohio in the month OF
August 1876.
Henry Swcitzcr Complement
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Charlie. lngeiso.l SON oflhc new minis
.rrio Russia. Dos been appointed Secretary ol
+. CATION io tIat count. &c isa gentleman of
requirements aud Pn.s sscd Ol q suavify ot
mHn 'f- wlHiuui suit aim lOr Cue roufiy
.u..t Ih.L 1Mtrraa
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-28

rirkr'4 ssh Halves eio. Quarters IS
brdrs urffts n ilr above will neet sth the
prur and confidential attention. and The drawing
fo su h1 order 1e The cash for ~ capital pri
res ran ic hsd. usual A. sight.
-. FAME a co. Manager
Tickets iu thc shove fouefy D. bad 81
~ T.. DORSEY
aug IA rtd Agets. Wheeling. We
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sTEAMROATREGISTEs Z,
a IN PORT OF a s-n
sk.sst4NT WHEELING - ~
NEPOHTED nv CIIAs. m. nEnNl

hgEtvALs kSD DEPARTURES
~ Bodis for ne ig,f rs hours. sudiHg ys,iSr.
duy at Z O'ci0ck. =. W.
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RATES OF DISCOUNT
cORnECTEn wKrkLY

CONNECTED WEEKLY
PENNSYLVANIA. hamilton l3l
Banks OF Pittsurgh parGranvillc 81
=" Philadelphia parFarmers Blk Canton 30
Girard Bank par UIbana IS
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" lRGiNlA.--lN Cn,ScERy.-At rules held in Cir
cut Superior Court OF Law aud Chancory for Ohio
county IN The month of August, 1876. -
benjamin y. Junkin, Complsnsnt.
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" lRGINiA.-lN CHAscERy.--M Euc- held in tho
clerks office Of the Circuit Superior & Iu Law
and chsneery for the county Of ONO month or
Isaac ". Humphrey, Executor of Bea1 Pumplfrey de.
ceased, Complainant,
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1846-09-08
From the Nc9burypos. Herald.
OUR COUNTRY, RIGHT OR WRONG,
nY HOS. GEoRGE LUN1

-D--,.'e y HsCness ~ = - b +.
"Our countryl right or wrong, -
W hat manly heart can doubt
That thus should swell the patriot song,
thus ring the patriot shout!
be but the foe arrayed
And Wars wild trumpet blown,-
Cold were bis heart who has not made
His country's cause his own.
Though faction rule the halls ~
Where noble thoughts have swayed, T.
One sacred voice forever calls
Tie patriots heart and blade!
He at his country's name,
Feels every pulse beat high.
Wreaths round her glory all his fame,
And loves for her TO die!
Where'er her flag unrolled
Woos the saiuting brecse, m
filings Ger the plain its starry fold, s
Or floats on stormy seas .#=s..5...., ).
All dearest things are there,
All that makes life divine,
Home, faith, the brave, the true the fair,
Cling to the flaming sign.
Oh, is this thought dream!
I No! by the gallant dead,
Who sleep by hill, and plain aud stream
Or deep in ocean'sbed
BY every sacred name,
BY every glorious song,
BY all we know and love of fame,
sour CoUNTRY OR wRt NG!'
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1846-09-08
From an Oregon Emigran!.

We collate the following paragraphs
from letter of Mr. Jon BURDEN, to Mr..
INV. BECK, ofthis neighborhood. Mr..
BURDEN, who was an old citizen, left
Sangamon county for Oregon, in the
>pring of As. 1t is dated on the oath
March Iast.-Sdngamo Journal assl-si
II will give you short description of
this county, its productions, &c. First.
Tho land here is as richas any in Illinois.
Ii far exceeds any thing had expected,
and produces well ,--tlat is wheat oats,
potatoes. &c. Itis net SO good for corn,
the nights are too cool; but 40 bushels
have often been raised to the acre. s2sa
.Pho timber is principally rcd, white
and yellow fir; it resembles pine at dis
#tance, though the wood is very unlike it,
It is very tail, splits well, and We get from
eighttotwelver rail cuts fiom the tree.
In the mountains the timber is very large.
| have seen. plenty of ten feet through;
and | am informed by respectable man,
that he rnea sured tree.a few days ago,
that was l5 feet through, and at least
gao feet high to the first branches There
ARE pines of all sorts, white oak, black
oak ash, linn,4 yew tree, maple, with
many other kindsaof which have not
Learned the names!a EssaRss-.s, =
Z I'VE had no snow here last winter to
lay one hour. The grass was green al
winter, and the cattle fatter- than | ever
seen stall fed cattle in Illinois. The
grass is fine at the present time. . ega5
81 have just returned from two weeks
exploring trip. found "a beautiful country,
and have concluded to settle on the head
of Yam Hill River. 1t is about 20sor 80
miles from the Ocean; six miles from a,
good salmon fishery: ard about fifty
miles from 'rwality plains, where We now
are. 80, -z,tst So. 4I-az -
''We got to the Dalles on the 9th Sep.
TENDER, and there took boat and came to-
Linntoa, on the Willamette. We went
tothe Twality Plains to winter. From
the 18th November the 18th February,
think it rained one-fourth of the time.
The weather was warm and afterwards
pleasant The strawberries were in bloom
on the 10Th of February. The peach
trees (2lth March. are now dropping
their bloom. We have all kinds of fowls
here, geese, brants, vulture, &c. We
have also all kinds Of fish, oysters, clans,
&c. commonly found in saltwater. EN-
igrants have located Puget's. Sound
to-upwards of 100 miles up the Wallamat-s
'e.s1 Mrs. Burden, who has been in a
low state Of health, for eight years past
has fully recovered, and is now in the
enjoyment of good health ri
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1846-09-08
From the Spirit of The. Times. i
McALPIN'S TRIP TO CIIARLESTOWN.

BY THE AUTHOR OF COUSIN SALLY DILLARp
In the country Of Robson, in the State
North Carolina, there lived in times past
man by the name of Brooks, who kept
grocery for number of years, and so had
acquired most of the land around him.
This was mostly pine barren of smallyal.
ne, but nevertheless Brooks was looked
up to as great land holder and big man
in the neighborhood, There was one.
tract, however, belonging toone Col. La
MAR, who lived in CharIestown, that Siam
in upon him 50 s.roag." and being withal
better in quality than the average of his
own domain, that Brooks had long wish
ed to add it to his other broad acres. Ac-
cordingly he looked around him and en-
ployed, as he expressed it, ''the sniartest
man in the neighborhood, . to wait, one
ANGUS McALPfN to go to Charlestown and
negotiate with Col. Lamar for the pur-
chase of this also. Being provided pref
tY well with bread meat and a hottie of
pale face, which were slowed away in a.
pair of leather saddle bags, and like all
other great Plenipotemiaries, being pro-
tIucu WIFI SuldUlC iuStIuCttOuSp NAoC
mounted a piney-woods tacky (named Ro-
sunny and HE'D him off 70 Cbarlcstown.---
The road was rather longer than Brooks
had suppose j, or his agent wasless expe-
ditious, or some bad luck had happened TO
him, or something was the matter that
Angus did not get back until long after
the day bad transpired, which was fixed
on for his return. Brooks IN the mean
time had got himself into very fury Of
Impotence. He kept his eyes fixed on
the Charlestown road--he was cTusfy TO-
| wards bis cust 5lners--harsh towards his
wife and and children, and scarcely eat or
slept for several da5s and nigtt, for he had
set his whole soul upon buying the La
mar land. One day, however, Angus was
deserted slowl and sadly vending his
/ way up the long stretch ofsundy road that
made up to the grocery. Brooks went
cat TO meetlhHn, and without farther Ger.
emonY, be accosied him.
Well Mac, have you got theslaRd s.
| he ageni, IN whose face was anything
but sunshine, replied somewhat grB1iy
that she might, let a body get down from
his horse before be put at him With ques-
tions Of business = 81 ~ mi
! But Brooks was ina fever ofsaHsiesv
sanaIsEeatSd tks9 psgtion - ssss
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1846-09-08
PROM ms Isichmond Enquiser
.The .Nll and the New Tariff.

The Proteciionists refer to the unvary-
ing amount of the imports during, the last
two or three years; as one ofthc triumph
ant effects of the tariff of 1912. This
might be conceded, had circumstances
continued the same for a series of years.
For several years prior TO the passage of
the law, the financial affairs of the coun-
try had been a confused state, The ex-
travagant specalations, induced by The
expansions of the Banks, had broken up,
and contractions had naturally ensued.-
This result had confined the imports TO.
marrow limits, and when the Tariff OF.
1872 went into operation, the stock Of
goods was nearly exhausted. At the
same period. also, the currency Of tho
country had acquired some stability and
uniformity. and the liability 70 contrae-
ton and imitation, which had NAKED the
former years, had been GORE cissd. ih's
improved STATE. Of the currency, end rot
the tarifof 1912, will account for re reg
ularity::ofthe imports. & hs sariElel 49,
had the benefit Of such result, bps BAD
no agency in producing i.
Lei rs look on The other hand e ne
mjsebiefs0 Southern Gem'leTce PI1''1ee q
shF sthf tariff, The = otleaps S'' e
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1846-09-08
i Woman killed by her Husband al her own
Nna1Raof

ke4HtSl. Efss i
T The following extraordinary case oc-
Cured short time since at Wurtenlburg;
we find it related in a late foreign jour.
nal:
Adam Gayring, man sixty -four years
Eof age, of honest and upright dealings,
loved and resPectcdb BY all who knew him,
presented himself ON the 9Th ult., before
the authorities at Heidenheim, and stated
calmly that he had just killed his wife,
His declaration was Immediately taken,
as foIlows:--ssHp wife, !" he said ssas ev-
cry one knows, has been suffering for
long time from illness, and at times the
pains she had to endure we're such as to
affect her reason; she laHerly gave up all
hopes OF recovery, and continually repeat
ed that not only was life a torment to her,
but that she feared that i'll died before.
her, she would be reduced to misery
This morning after we had read together
The 4th chapter of the Book of Judges
(they were devout people and read the BIZ
bleeycry day, )she requested me to drive
a nail into her temple, as Jael did to Sise-
ra, as such death seemed to her short
and easy, and would put an end to her suf-
ferings; she said she torgarc me before
hand for the act, of which she absolved me
before God and man. A nail, she said,
would not cause great hemorrhage, and
would make but slIg hit wound. As soon
as | am dead, she added, you can close
the wound, put me on a clean cap, and no
one will know anything at all about it,
After long resistance (contiaued Gayring1
gave way to the wishes of my wife. /
took a nail and began TO drive it into her
temple with hammer,ht.t be nail was :o3
weak, and the point, instead of entering
fiattcncd itself on The bone. | then took
small dill, but was equally unsuccessful
My wife grew impatient,a and requested me
10 kill her al once with The hammer, which
| accordingly did by Knocking in the skull.
The body OF, my wife is at my house, where
you can examine it at your leisure"
The magistrate Immediately proceeded
to the house with a medical man, and
Gayring under strong gard. They
found the body dressed, upon the bed
On the left temple there were two wounds.
and the right side of the skull was knock.
cd in as low as the temple. Beside the
bed was table. on which was a bible,
the nail, drill, and hammer alluded to-
On the ground was basin Of water, in
which the murderer, according to his own
declaration, washed his hands before pre-.
scnting himselt'to the authorities
Gayring is now in prison,hc is perfectly
calm, aud convinced that he acted web in
fuliling The wishes Of his wife by putting
an end to her sufferings. Some Wurt.
emburg papers state that the inhabitants
of the village of Gussenstadt, where the
murder was committed, left their work
as soon as they heard Of the murder, and
spent the day in the church, fasting and.
praying for the soul ofthe departed.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1846-09-08


HEARs THE OLD SoLDIERs.-NetC Or
leans and Tjppecanoe on Banking.-Give
the working classes an honest government
freedom from Monopo les, and privileged
classes; hard money, not paper currency
for their labor, and all will be WE'LL
Jackson's last cords to the American peo-
pie. ~ 90
lis one ofthe greatest hu.nb1gs ever
attempted to be imposed on a peopIe, that
there is not specie enough in the world to
answer all the necessary wants"of the
community. Shut out from circulation all
paper, and specie will flow ID 6Pon as as
The iide.-Andreu Jackson. 81
Henceth reserved rights of the State
coniaiaed no power to charter banks, with
Bower to issue bills Of credit. l ask what
IS a hank bill but bill Of credit AaareD
Jackson. s.. 5000 AZ
T lam not bank man. Once in my life
was, and then tLey cheated me out of
every dollar placed in their hands.-Gen.
Harrison'S Dayton Speech. s.%
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1846-09-08

I Tns SEA SERPaxr.-The Salem Reg
lister STATES thatsthai first appearance oi
The manster. Cor the. Jason was IN Salem
Harbor: Ii tells the story thus $50.
One of our. fisherman who has always
biese.6r iinfasrc.Iuious as to the existence Of
the Sea Serpent insists that he saw his
majesty, humps and all yonls Friday last.
and no mistake. The msasterr permitted
some sixty feet Of his, immense length to
be lcasurely examined fer the space ul
ten minutes as. be lay repesing in the WA.
Ter, between Fort Point and Aqua Vita
of Sa;em Hafbor. General appearance
d ofien describe8. OF snfsdnafh =
conadent that thu EsFtathsnl sis'h'H4a she
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1846-09-08
BY C. & C. FARLEY.
j TIE 7Es.
Z JOLIET SIGNAL.


Is published every Tuesday morning
on Chicago-street, Joliet, LII.
TERMs.-Two Dollars per annum pay
able in advance, or $3.50 ifspayment is
delayed until the end of the year.
re RATES OF ADVERTISING.
Oac Square, insertion, $500 ].
/" Each additional
insertion, s.
g" 6 months, B 30
Sc II months, 5 90
Ordinary business cards per ann. 8 90
Ne advertisements viii be inserted in
thispaper unless accompanied by the cash
or some person personally knownto the
Understanding responsible for the same.
OE5-All letters addressed to the editors
must be Postpaid, or they will not re-
ceiye attention.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1846-09-08
ELISHA C. FELLOWS,
JACoB,A. WHITMAN,
ATTORNEY AND coExsrLLoR AT LAW.

And Counsellor in Chancery.
.Niddleporf, Iroquois county. III.
ny Arrangement. have been made with Gen.
James T1rneys and S. W. Randall Esqs.. by
wSsi, the subscribtr will obtain their assistance
wlsGerer desired by his clients. ..zs...
ia .WITTEMAN.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1846-09-08
DENTISTRY.

&c. II. Hobbs Respectfully oilers his services
10 the ladies and G sIflcnen cf Joliet ne yicin-
~ iss S0fgieai ai.l MsghaniGal Dentistry. Teet!
insetted on pivots orlgoEd plate on she mqst rea-
sonable terms Decayea teeth filed with fine
gold Of ~, foil, thus redfIering them perfectly
s0dsia.a (Alstaiic paste used by particalarre-
qutsi.) fastar semovha from teeth withou: ialIz
ring The eaamel,f His Instruments ri extracting
teeth and f1rgs. aFe,of the most approved kind
Once opposite me Eagle Tavern where he may
10 fssna - q l,opiss hseFasr. -. -
HI.< 81 "A ID y I'M s - Es q 10TH
lfg Easter ndn soDomesliesHia
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1846-09-08

IDEA OF RvATIoN.--It. is said that
Queen Victoria, when yeta princess, on
being MISUNDERSTANDING starving condition
ofthe manufacturing popuIatian. excIaim,v
ed-aDear mel how. foolisht what do they
starxe for! | would cat bread and potatoes
before I would starvc!n Y This thought of
the hereditary monarch is shared ameass;
qrablyf by the rich of all grades. The
cries Of the poor appear TO them like
IIoIxe. Tiocsin.. E5tissl e bsige1ss sfasf
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1846-09-08

Only two hundred and fifty Lowell fac.
tory girls were married during the past.
year. Are tBey ii ae sIssIl f. ssos CT
rro'ectirs poiicy 'sa g
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1846-09-08

NEVER sATIsFIED.- Nobody is salts
fed in this world. If a legacyiis left a
man, he regrets it's not larger. If he
finds a sum of money, he searches the
spot for more 1.-The is elected TO some
high office, he wishes for a. better one
lfhe IS rich and wants for nothing, he
s.ri9e3f1Fs f1,rs w,a.tH Mn is never
satisfied. I13ia ez1as2 sksi ses ~ $50
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1846-09-08

Attcrneyat Law and Solicitor Chancery. vi.
attend the Courts feg,tlctttg, IN the tohhties .
win. Kendall, Cfandys ant troqlois- OfIirss, Ia
Merris G III! GfIindy ca. I.Iassf, ~ "a + e
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OS GOOD s. LirrLE.
DANCE CURPIsS.
IN. f,lT9LE s18

.s.I.c. n hs Peaes. Ofice on Chicago street
o..t ID ...n or II. loves store, . uliet IA s
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1846-09-08

$ WAS IT AZ. EARTHoU,AKE?!-2At five
minutes before 5, This morning, a heavy
noise and shaking was heard and felt by a
number Of our citizens.@-It was of longer
duration than could have beene<produced
by common, or an explosion ola powder
milI.-Sprihgfeld Republican, 25ih. q
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-04
rI@SHugl3NK|


yNDIAN N.,,,TA.s. ~ a., = =, :, = - -. ,,,,.,
with sefosala Kings Evn caneer EnsT ei,. Oh soc, IL
ter MeeuriAi bis ase or any other eort, nom
blood are II read The fopy .mo
w)nderfuI OF tho above me-
dene.
simple statement facts mi Of ho.e
imposed upon by certificates which ow. their
to the fertie maxinaons OF Their writer. living vne in
the person Of Mr. Brooks. whose cas- 4, Re
at our Office No Murray aIce, Y. YoTt b.rc he h,
Kindly consented days for the subtraction Of
those who Gqai.e oeeular demonstration.
As Mr. u. a tine from his family in Phia
depha those who should call soon
Read! Read!, Rend,,,
We the Undersigned having visited Mr. I.se R,ool I, ,h
Office of Messy A Walton 376 M,,k. .,,..
eonsI.r his ease the mos, rrm.kahe one a, , h.,. -.
heard or
M, disease was seroo,, and teYrb. ps, 90 h.r hi ,
years cor dic, with m. ee- trov-r ~ ~
His the entire roof Of M. mouth no.r p,,., lin
I'D Of the rir eye have been DESTROYED his face nm
part t, inv bone carried away Ana We, we =, giye no
dr.cIipton OF his es,r - e Nv
January last the whole int,or of his
mos, Of wa, Of deem nd
f.Iueets 80
IIth he taking D CIIRN,s
INDIAN VEGETABLE .CEA which checked b. d,e,,e in
and from that time the cure Ia, proyre,,d ho in
termssion
badly dissIed his sound general restored
MereuIial, Ointment. applications has been used-n
fact the Fanaeea alone has wrought wonderful change
Chas l. AoadyIls, Cav ord coup,v
J. w. Jones ". Il. Eoath street Philadep..
Q. w Appleton N. u, 90 souihss- do.
Timothy aJdwel, Marion no.
WIN sselng, ". d, CamdeR N J.
J. IL Potter Manufacturer Mineral South Pill
L. A. Woehmebe, Editor Pba Democrat 277 Norh sd st do
Geo w MeiE brushmAker. 3I7 Market st, Phla.
A. d. Grous pastor OF IIth Rauu.t Church so
John Bel. Enc 81, Phla. North American oeicr)
John w. Aslmsad, 90 street. PhiadsIDhia
T.. Wagner, hthogriphsr, lI6 Cbe,suIE st. do.
Peter sken sm ill., Editor EsuVe Eagle. do
Joel Bodns, glass manufacturer wiliamstown Nj
l.. Is 90 e. -. ID, Boston Mas.
Russell Canded physio,og.t Phila
p 4 Rob II la, u,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-04
TO THE AFFLICTEDI
BALTIMORE LOCK lNFiRMARY.
MOL r.. Pratt Street, near the bridge,
UNDER TnE sKILFUL CHARGE OF
DIR HARRIS


E1NcobNi . 10 me aillcted the most certain
sh,o,c n M oos treatment IN partisuar disease and
chronic anee'on' 70 t onnd THIS city or the Union.
TiaiS fNSriTUTION,
nasns o' 1e many years Il lis ss'abhment Baltimore been
op PUBIC commence winch no other pas,
oan could &C luce the grateful testimony 3d.
H. ~. ~ WsANIED CIR NO CHARGE,
70 80 hour. N mud forms and the aggravated
% OF me- e TO NE study ofhs branch OF
- . peeleA observation with theoretical knowledge,
a., s ,'uhAH Of 'Ai1i aid and candid advice, with
es' " eir :. 90. % ehs,ges
n, n h,.h.., ., . n,h ~. IiiIsi
IN more extensive disease
rh. n, y ne, hyseian IN TINS cry
by The sar,sI ~ t ms paeuSe has been well aIies'ed
~, va " 'eeInns pubic. The remedies used by him
ss,sh,. 80 80, 10Y aha certain eheet) are rs mid and
T,nsr c, =, =. @ @ IN inhgenee-'hey perform per
,,res. - --' INVITE ~ 'o'"eiH required days and
Tn. ,,.,,n., IN N ,-
from II. benign
arc prod.e ca bv M. ,n,s,cins. s VI Aih'o' o'eam
Dr. H. ahluI.s Inc prrneso,, ,or,,,,,, c 49, ~,
resort OF the ignorant: buI tbroush 80, 80 ~
remedies drive, Out dise..e instead Of ,bta lug. %
constitution; cleansing the bod ,,,o,;n- - IS =, p '
strength to the system ~
LET THE READER REmEmREU
tended genuine od.pnr OF ,eene, III mi,
tive influence acknowledged by unod namb.1,
humble Toois Of the vaya by the voice o, eebo
ing praise
Dr. H. may wen congratulate hise upon benefit aeeuinS
from his eSeaehes ard e that perm ds7ene
healnT balm TO the areted envabe than tie
TAKE Ia TIME.
Let the unorunai- devuIets OF % pleasure WHOM
aeon oVeakt hem that no time sho Id be lost in app
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OFFER FOR SALE:
* HHDs. St croI P. REQ and n q Sugar
IS Uti, Garfield Sugar
40 thas Ao'ases part prime
90 bis do
Ieo bags. old Government Java Coffee
1913 20 Rio do
I65 DO Laguayn do
Gunpovder and Back Teas Of oes, quality
10 Rice
$50 L-ss Nail,, assorted Dor and warehouse
200 sdss soc Leather good and damaged
$40 Bu.
lbs Shoe Thread
90 boxes Sperm Cand'es
10 do JGidS pat ~. Ca1dleE
l2O DO Candies Hus Woodruff
100 do Soap
10 DO Starch
10 keE. Petre
ceroons Indigo
10 baskets bes, lDurands Olive OIL
20 tee Coal PIT On
Winter Spsrm Oil
1000 kegs DuponEs sporting and blasting Powder
so boxes sIiO and IUII2 Class
500 bag.
Bar Lead
20 bhds Midiinr Bacoi
d. Shoulder DO
500 best family Hams
100 boIes Tn Plate
Block Tin and rps.tar
200 rms WfaprinE Paper
$50 Grind sjres
25 bbls Tar
20 bes pure c'er Vinegar
IS Or casks best wooihouse wiaes
Genuine Old Fort do
Cotton Yarn at Glctory prices
Col,on Lines, l. ndon Mustard
Ginger Pepisf, Al Spice, Sacks Salt ne
tons Am. bisiered Steel
English blid Shear and Cast staei
tons Spring Steel
10 sweeds
County IRON
so " Tredt gar and English
Sheet and Boiler Plate Iron
Band sri Hoop do
A-es,P Plough Plates, &c. SCI