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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-12
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= Rehtifuan wsikiug nHs fay ht nrety ,ut.t &c..
or ls lea eide li.s asn sad snd lciag S,lsSi nv,
Y" ~" l", Mia't weien OF ts lodi. 1Lis rairio .i.
snlc ban e'rf. peneitaiiue 10 ibc czlrrs sftt.
y. ~ n'4' 'pn piUt'r'd jorrhie aur il.,s ~,
hy sifaftins rs cause oit oil ST. fodt go ,.it ~
" ,h.e ~ faffrr ~ ppttcI, l,lcis D., hsd rur,5 IN
,,a-si u.ihf tfNnA tnauc fny rognds ia
ktlhttH " was unable ln rlntt. .s.l -. n ~
,pe' 20 ~. ie !est touch, ilc .ia1iss marion
iDicN Dion iip tic greatest aruut 'Ths u if.,., ~ 4,
Firstni e. tl 81 thc had sdv dfrtn,t 1870 -.
tt-' ~ ~ ,are q Dc ainiul situs.iori. Mg
nf tiHif &C. rafieUt hfa iird iuriI.e.s t.-. 1870.
ana ihai ite hninf sffiiy naond. could tst d. t 49,
eouursou off'.c huaiofs af ii.. r-,t,.t,, ,D'
~ ua .ti if'n lt.erc .e,,td ~ fbtun.st.t i.,e =
30 ionEih o. cps..rrtl ~ tatefeH 81
Bf1NhFEgirspTII
81 itf 2. 4" r. gitsii, faIirrrtl. end l,, fattt.
,,,.' ~ wee We lals tuf,d Vow 'orrtufH 20 =.
wss ROSS a was the rrsah ofn.s fi ~, r.i,' 81 -.
49, hiHi. lai therefore .f rt..s O. zoos
~ c'nsf. heh Hif sriri ulon 81 80 .,.,,.i
- lni.H z q 'e1i.tsfy osHrs sf tb, tais. sg..
fan 4 Y sfeaa. i.s.s laia.ols go .s.,is'
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n. ~" 80 90 Coz slikfflrrilts
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~ ge ra'ei.s-r wise. ari1a.r, 81 ~.
s..ainf BiaHa.HhIi'a Espt .as .rs. 'h,
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ATsii % no .coi.
FhsiloNhELE BOOTLAsIS
j Isf ua,ess sa.is ~ 81 sis -f1.',, e .,.,.
tfe tst.iilf ir Enai Irst- 81 ff. : .,.,.. -.
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,NEZEr rosIFR.

Montgomery gao S.a'e of OHIO
sulsetfci and sworn ~ hcire ur. yrs,c- er ,b..
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un(ere StaatssGandle. -Rab elmer of
feisasn 2lnsabe Ger @anal @ommii1cnsr5 bss
trd9t bsr Sbaesn meldsn Die nsulide llsbsrz
fbmemmun9 anrdtstr etpa 100000 uno
aibt hbsr $11S,oOO. Die &sparatursn fno
init pislsm @ifsr betrisben mcrosn, 70 oas i'm
qaufe ess ndbtsn Monats bic SCotfabrt auf
alien @andlsn wsosr Beginner fann.
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RAO&$&OAN
Serbciratbct.

-pur6 ben gbrm. 6rn. 4.&. 5srman, am
II. Oiars, Serr 9Sm Sedcr, Don gaernars
bon, $aneaIt. Co., nit Olib gitber Wensel,
Don eliab, Serts Go.
-pureb oem ebrw. 5rn G. Il. pauIi am
10. Oiar5, slmos Seopbart init Olib eIiIas
beth Oautrleb, beipe BON gumru.
-Ourb osn gbrm. 5rn. 9Dm spauli, am
l9. Oldrs, 5srr Sstirg See, init OllB Olaria
Ocrlsp, ppn 0sacins.
-oureb osn gbrw. Srn. 8. Wliller am %.
Olars, 5srr Saecb Coleman, bon &eapins,
init Oaib 9cpbia 8ctbenterser, BON gllab.
-pureb pen gbrw. Srn e. 8. 5crman,
AM 1Oten mdrH Scrr Srlspritb Setbtsl, Dor
8ri,n,pitleb, nit O1ib Gatbarina 8otbdrmsl,
bon Nihmcnb.
-purtb zen ebrrp. 5rn. 8. g. 5erman,
am 90. Olars, 5crr Saeob g. Soften, jun ,
BON marata,pnp, init Ollb Sarab Sebafer,
BON >anslttpamm.
-ourtb psn ebrw. 5rn. u. s. 5erman,
am II. O1arS, !5srr QSm. Seder, y. gburtb:
tam, init O1iB gfber W1enssl BON eIla6.
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9 I q I b.

-am 10. O1ir5 in psif Gaunlhip, Gli:
Iabetb Srp, Satin BON Gbr. Srp, uno God:
ter BON 6einrieb Sabel, I'M "a. >ebsnsjabre
GIN ID. mary i'll Carl aaunfblp, wm.
Soffmau, i'm 25iten $cbensjabrs.
din 15ten, III elias, Suoitb Cares, Sats
tin bon 0anlel Cares, i'm 81 lten $ebenejabre.
.--am 19tcn Mdrj, i'll &ustaun, Sobannes
Sus, i'm 72tteu SABRE Ieines alters.
DIN 15ten, III gumru 9aunltbip, Sulans
ia, Soebter bon Samuel Oas, i'm 2S. SABRE.
--am l0tsn, in gumru, O1aria 3slIsr, ,&ats
tin BON @amnel Seller, i'm 5ltt. $ebcnsjabrs.
DIN 14ten Mar5, in sansiebwamm sauns
fhip, am Sharlattfeber Sobu. Scbn bon
QBm. Stbubbert, i'm 6tcn &etenejabre.
-am 12ten, in peif saunIhip, Daniel
5lbsrt, i'm 81tsn Sabre fsines Iltsrs.
DIN H. Daar5 in Ober. Bern 9aunibip
Soiepb &irfpatrld, i'm soften setensjabre.
-am 12ten Mar3, in wnolor 9aunlhip,
an Der waherIuobt Wihael llnser, in 79s
iten Sabre Ienes Iltcre.
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Nbtlaoelpbter 8ieb- Worft,
Union 0iebbof, Wdri %. 1S4

Union SlsDbof MdrS %. 1916.
2(n9stoten pdbrenb Der wobs 1900 Stif
SblabtsSbfsn nit @infbIus BON 700, mslcbs
nab 9su Vorf ab9sfibrt muresn. @benlc 200
Sibs uno SdIbsr; 400 Sbweins unb 400
S6aafe.
prsifs. - SbabtsO6isn poun ibkdt
i'm preIs ,ober fait als perfauft ;u SIS bis 81
Die 100 Yfu., fir proindrs unb quite Oualitdt
sttpas msBr.
&libe nit &dlbsrn folfstsn $12 biS $50.
Sbmsine. Die Gerfdufe warsn pon $54
bis $5a, sslbIabsts su SIS Biz st bic 100 Yf.
Sbaois parsn i'm Yrsiis, $24 bis SIS bas
Stud, 9emdb Der Nualitat.
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3eitnnasaelb curb Die poif smpfansen !:

3etfiln0s0eI6 6urb DE P0r smPTon9en !:
Bon Sorn. s.. g., @olbroofbale .. .. ST. ,
8ejablun9 bis 2. Ssptsmbsr, 1645.
Bon 6rn. .. s -, q. Ssruiasm y o., So,
bs;nblt bs gum 20. Sanuar 1914.
Bon orn. @. 6 -, Waibnstonuils, @olumb.
60, So, bs,aDtun9 bis 2. SepIembsr 1916.
GYoitmsiisr mslbe Srisfs NIT gubierp.
ticnssGsIo abfbidsn, fcatsn ndt psr9sfsn oas
fie burb oas neus Pcif9sfss bas Tranfir.pris
pilesium psrlorsn baben, babsr bas pcif9slo cas
fur besablt werbsn mus, ginise fteinsn bies
nibt tu piOsn.
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Gin Krab i'm nIormonensJ empel.-
9as Barlaw Sisnal mslbst oas am Samss
tag por brei QSoGen, bic losilissn fdb in Der
oaae bss Gsmpsls perfammsItsn, wslts i'm
brittsn Stod III, um Die lsste prsbiSt p. Sriss
bam Youns ;u borsn, Dor fsinsr stbrsiie. 9as
@swidt war 70 ercs, cas baS I3cIs naebeab
NIT sinsm ifarfen Srad, slsib sinsm &ancnsn>
fbus Die llnrubs uno 8srwirruns par 9rcs.
gini9s Der jcsili9en bratbsn ourb bic Ssnitsr
unb fpranssn bsruntsr auf bic grbe. Gin WaM
psrlssts feline Sdutsr unb anoers srbeIttn 9ss
fdbrlibs Ssrleeun9en bsm Gsriubs iib ouf
bic Nrt ;u rsttsn. Die Wsn9s jsrifrsuts iltb
jsbob bspcr msrfliber Sbabsn an Dem @sbau.
be peruriodt mar.
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&tne anoere 9lnfunft in go. 6.

Die uncridriebenen itno juit bon pbis
laoelpba Surilfarfcbrt, NIT sinsin poblauss
sclucbten srcBen Ifortement BON 5sitsema6em
trc fncn Shtern, gum Sbel teitebenp
in: Sbwar3en nnb tlau-IbwarSsm Suben,
bon 81 95 bis 5 90, blar, braun ltno unitobt.
tar grim, bon 81 SO bis 4 90, Ibparse uno
tlausihwarse galtmirs, bon 81 gts 6is 81
75, Sdnep gatmire, bon 81 90 his so -
Neilmcrse Scienltctfe, nseitaemd6"
Satin, Salentia uno WarieIe WeIten,euae
9cssleiben cine sroBe Ssrlebitrsnbeit bon
5alsbnpen, 8rdacm Sanep grapatten uno
S6drpcn, 6anclhubsn 5cIentrasern &C.,
wcsu Die Aufmertiamtsit Der .5erren ertetcn
miro bon O'Sricn uno Eaiauel,
Osdrj II.
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- a cb RI b t
n Ole DerFaufer pon uaaren.

al VIV UFtt"UTkt WI RH"WTVT.
Eolsences (no Die Stamsn Der perIonsn,
beltbdftiat init pem Ssrtaufe Don Sntern
l3aersn Gaufmannssiltern ober gfetten
Son wsleber llrt cper Slatur (te AUDI immer
Iein mtaen, bic in bet gauntp Berfs nobnen
uno 8elcbafte Uerricbten, 70 ,pie Ile Dem Sc.
Iesc aemdB enberibtet unb BON Den Nibttrn
uno gpmmiIfcners elaiitfl5irt wcrccn ltnp.
nsbt llnsabe Der Slolfen nno bem Setrase
oes grlaupni6Ibclus, rem jepe Sla1e lu Bee
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SeRentliCber HerfQuf
Dpn lteoen0er .Gioeutbun,.

3ufrlse elmer Strcrpnun9 Der Srreinists
Staatcn Oiilriet:gcurt, fir ben 6ttIideu
Olitrift bon pennfplpanien, fcl auf tfsnts
li6er Seritsiaeruns Derfauft ,perpcn, Samss
tag ben 4ten nablten Ipril, am 5aufe bon
Slatban 9rerler, in Qan9Iebmanm 9aunftbip
8srfe gauntp: 2lHes Sieebt Sels uno Sas
tcrsiTe, frhber BON Sobn 3Baltert, einemSans
AwA frott0r, in einem 9eipifenGruno=
E:;:NAs sitid, 8obnun9 uno StGf eano,
EssssY eeleaen in &anafdwamm sauniebip,
Vsrfs gaun!p, ,pie Urrrrfaat, cntbalteuo Is
Ifsr, mebr orcr wsniscr. jcet tcipobnt bon
Satct Wlsrfel. $3.50 E2a
Der Serfauf teainnt um ltbr Slatmts
tags. Jobn q. Hid,aros, f.'
Afiisnie.
Wtdrs 10. 1916. Am.
Die Sliife linb curb bic ksten Hs0enId,ous
o. mic Nor eftno6 nunpfd,,oofIen
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2lppeuations Gage.

81 ebriebt miro bisrmit ssseten, oas
bic Apprnatcns Gage fir ole Usrftbispensn
Sanul ultbipe, Stdpts nnD Warps in psr gaun.
tp 8srfs, fiir's Sabr 1876, eebalteu tperbeu,
i'm gommilfcners Nmts 5u 8eacius, ,pis
frlat:
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9lnterlafeni6aft Der peritorbencn
Mnrh 81. Qee-

1adbribt miro bisrmit ssae6cu, bas Sc.
famentssSriefe auf Die 6interlaGenGebaft Der
prritcrtsnen Marp 81. Gee, lestbin pcngD7ai.
oencrlef SaunIbip, 8erfs gauntp, perwaist
pcroen itnno al sbomas psnross, wobnbafi
N Wlalosneriet SaunIbir, srfastr ganntp,
Aue sperlonen mclebe Sproerunssn ODER 4n'
lprhtbe Oil erIasts 6intsrladenfebaft batsn.
ltno eriuht oielslben bor3utrinaeh tno Sent
bic nod auf irseno cine Art all pieielte itbul
big itno, absube3ablsn an
Ibemas penress erseutor.
W1drs II. Som.
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r N''''TR'| ||U ''''"$ W. - ~'TNIUWUHT
8ittct nm erlantniB Ieins Srcunos nno bas
putlieum 81 tenabrlhtiacn, ba6 CT fort.
fdhrt ras @tnblmattersSeIbdft 3u tetrriksn
ain atenGtano, 19tbiIc gum rctbenStubL"
,pc man fcrnnabrenp fncen miro sin Ict6nee
ldoremcnt bon
Stublen, SbeufeI= StubIen, ,Settees &c.
9BeIebs CT alls prrfttbsrt rab 0s bonn belteu
trcfncn M1aterial ltur, aufs tcItc aearbeitet
1tno in Ib6niten @trls ausaspuBt Itne, uno
fte ,prrccn 81 prsiicn psrtau # bic per 3eit
semdB flnr.
fEP4lte Stible perocn auf Die aGcreiir,e.
ite In;cise aufs befe reparirt.
8eabins, W1dr3 3. bD.
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Serfs Soitmti,, #.

SSeIAS SuAulDs W.
(@@) Sb bsifdti9s bierburcb, tos Die
( L.. =. }pcrber9ebenpe Qiife bon &leintdno
lo~) lern 9stnu barasifsat uno cen Sss
rlbten Der perlb isbsnen @cnifabel ron alien
Saunitbips unp Stdotsn Der @auntpSsrfs sntz
nommsn 1T. SeSsu9s sS msns llntrlbrft uno
Nmtsis9el, eieisn 24ifsn Sanuar, u. 9.ls46.
Jebn =. Ecitmeyer, Sbr.
3ufol9s elmer Nete Der 9tMmbp, mir,
Die llntsrSeibneten @ebulfsribtsr Der Court ).
Common pleaS uno Der pisrtsIjdbrlidbsn @itz
Sun9sn ess 8risbsns, in unb fir bic @auntp
SsrfS, unb ecmmiiiionsrs sfa9tsr @auntp,oas
bic porbsr9ebeneen &lsinBdnolsr ale iene line,
bic uns sur $snntn6 9sfommsn, unb bas eiss
fslben claflifiSirt Inp.
Scbn &tauTsr ~sP"'1sf'Rfr.
S;;Ss:i ;: $;;;;s,i' 5;;; $:;;' e'""''''"'''.
Gin Nppelation6ta9 mr0 am 3ten ndtblfsn
9lpril, in Der SommilionsrSsNmtsifubs, asbalz
ten; i'm Sail ein9e Der porsria0tn6dnoler lrd
besentrdbti9t 9Iaubsn foatsn, mS0sn lis ODER
lbrs N9sntsn ODER Inwdlte oppsllirsn uno ben
Selouf ibrer Gsrfdufe mdbrsnb bsm pcriasn
Sabre an9eben
Mdr; 81. 3m.
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Gbmee.-Ssitsrn Morssn marsn Die 9ds
der uno Sd9sl in eisfsr Ss9sno init sinsm
lsibtsn Sbnse bsbsft, Der mdbrsnb Der Nabt
sefaasn mar. Obmcbl Der alts Sbnse faum
psrsan9sn 1T, 70 mar Der nsue bob cine un9ss
WtbnIids unanssnsbnn srfbsinune, neil eas
fb6ne SrabIin9swsttsr baourb psroortsn murs
De-.
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land to officers and men volunteering in the
service of the u. S. for the Mexican war. Oh
jections being made suspension Of the rules
was moved for that purpose, which failed for the
want of a quorum.
of the Whole, (Mr. Ficklin in the Chair,) and
resumed the consideration Of the Graduation
Land Bill
1t was eloquently opposed by Mr.. Stevens,
of Georgia, and advocated by Mr.. Dobbin OF
N, Carolina.
Mr.. Collamar, of VT, having obtained the
floor, moved that the Committee rise, as he
was not disposed to speak while there was no
quorum present For the want of quorum
the committee rose.
A call of the House demanded and ordered.
Moved to adjourn-yeas So, nays SO. Lost.
Call of the House ordered. Proceedings I'M
der the call suspended.
Motion to adjourn negatived, yeas "a, nays
70.
Call of the House ordered by vote of yeas
Sd, nays As.
The call having been gone through with, it
was found that l04 members had answered to
their names.
The absentees were called over, the doors
closed, and the absentees again called and ex-
ouses received.
About a dozen of the hundred absentees were
excused from sickness, on motions by their COL
leagues
For more than two hours the House discuss
ed all sorts Of motions, and we had at 90 min
utes past to steal out of the window to get
this to the cars.
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SCHOOL BOOKS, sTATIONERY

- AND BLANK ACCOUNT BOOKS!
Having made arrangements with the late firm Of
Parsons & Preston to withdraw from the Book bust
ness, | have taken their old and well known stand
No. ISL PRATT STREET, next door to the vi
road Depot, with view OF continuing the Book ana
Stationary business generally.
am now prepared TO furnish country merchants,
teachers and others with all kinds of SCHOOL Books,
OH as favorable terms and as cheap as they can be
had in this city; my stock is large and complete.
My Stock of Stationery is also very full and com
peIe, consisting in part of Letter, FoolscPp, Wrap
ping and Fancy co'd Papers; Steel Pens; Quills the
celebrated steel Pen Ink, (ths Ink will not destroy
the pen matter how long il remains in it) States,
German and English Slate and Lead Pencils; Paste
and Bonnet Boards; Wall Paper great variety of
patterns; mkslands of all kinds; Waters; Sand and
Wafer boxes and every article suitable for counting
house and country store.
manufacture all my own BLANK BOOKS, and
do net hesitate to say that they not surpassed for
durability of binding, quality of paper and neatness
Of finish by any madein this country.
The prices are at the same time, very moderate
Orders for Blank Books ruled to any pattern, prompt
ly attended TO; also Check, Bill and Pass Books
@65-BiDding of every description neatly and expe-
dtously done.
Ry-RAGS taken in exchange for books, &c, or il
preferred, the highest market price paid in cash.
T. NEWTON KURTZ,
(successor to Persons & Preston,)
No. Isl Pratt street, next door to
Baltimore Depot.
N B.-The second story of my store is now to let
consisting of one very large room. Terms moderate
ma 2e-u RA T., N.K,
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yuyO THE PUBLIC. Wher,

TENO THE PUBLIC. Whereas in the course
u social and commercial events, it becomes ne
cessary fer us all after losing one situation to apply
for another, and to assume amongst the citizens OF
this city and elsewhere, the station in life, to which
by art and education are entitled decent respect
for the opinions of the public requires that should
make known the causes which impel us to advertise
ment:
We hold these truths to be sef-evident, that all
men created free and egual-hatt secure lucra-
tive and comfortable situations to all, an Inte-
gence office has been opened in Exchange Place, de-
ing confidence and support from all who have been
kind enough TO patroniZe it-and to patrOnize one
which will secure to them safety aud happiness.
We submit the following advertisements to a can
did world:
AGENCY, for the purchasing of Slaves, on rea-
sonable commission.
ON REGISTRY Several negro Girls and Boys of
excellent character, for a term of years.
05-TranslatIons correctly made from Spanish and
French. Families supplied with domestics at the
shortest notice.
WANTED DAILY, Porters, Walters, ostlers, La
borers, Coachmen, Clerks, Bar-keepers Chamber
maids Cooks, wet and dry Nurses, &c.
As "now's the day aud now's the hour"
Sure idle times must all be over,
For those now in want of 81 tuatens,
Need but hand in their
Employment sure TO find
$3- This establishment was founded in the city of
Baltimore in the year $780, and is exclusvelyrestr
ed to Commission and Agency transactions, embra2-
ing the recovery of Debts claims and inheritances
having efficient and responsible sub agents in the prn
cpal cities of the United States, and Correspondents
atthe chief ports and capitals of Foreign Governments
in commercial relations herewith. This agency pos
sesses peculiar advantages and facilities for the safe
and speedy transaction of such business as may be
cOnhded thereto, subject to the usual commission.
Orders for purchases or investments, must be ac-
companied either with remittance of funds, or con-
signment of produce &C. to the amount auired ad-
dressed TO the undersigned
LIZ SCOTTl'S Intelligence Office,
mh23 No. 20 Exchange Place.
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NO LONGER
BUT CHANGED TO SO.


90 The public are respectfully Informed that by
ordnance of the city, regulating the numbering of
houses, the subscribers number has been chang
from 70 to 81, of which his customers and strang
Will please take notice,
The Proprietor of the celebrated VEGETAB
BITTERS and COUGH DROPS, would take the !
sent occasion to call the attention of strangers ys
the city, and others, to the superior qualities of q
above medicines for the cure of Dyspepsia, Bow
Complaints, Bilious Fever, Fever and Ague, Rheuuz
tism, Colds, Coughs, Consumption, and MANY otfS
complaints to which are liable. In addition TO 4
many certificates published in the papers of the d!E
he has in his possession number from most respec
BILE individuals, all testifying to the virtues of th
medicines, and which can be seen at his store
The subscriber also takes this opportunity to rez
his grateful thanks to a discerning public who Ina
extended to his medicines such liberal support sin
their introduction into this city; and he is happyI
the belief that they have been productive of muE
good wherever used. As he is the sole proprietor al
manufacturer, he would caution the public against al
attempts that may be made to impose upon thenI
spurious article. Every bottle of his medicine
sealed and stamped with his name on the top of Il
cork also fac smile of his name on the label on Il
side Of tn bottle. None other genuine; thereof
be not deceived.
His ANTI-BILIOUS PILLS are acknowle dg ed
be a most excellent remedy for bili Gus complaint
They are extensively used, and prom Ounced one
the best family medicines now before the public.
In addition to the above he has many other NED
CINAL PREPARATIONS, of his own manufactur
together W 18th great variety of PERFUMERY, catI
I0gues of which can be seen at his store, and whid
he warrants to be equal to any in me city.
LOUIS GOULEY, No. 80 Baltimore street.
Between Frederick and Harrison streets,
And near Centre Market.
N. Remember the No., SO, as the genuine arl
ces are for sale at no other place in Baltimore. ala
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q w STUKM'S SPECIFTC COMPOUND, for
the cure of GOn0rrhGa, Gleets Structures, Dialects,
sc. &C., and all other unnatural discharges from the
uretha of either sex.
In no has this medicine been known TO fail, TO
effect permanent cure, ono too in the shortest pos
sble time Should this medicine fail TO effect cure,
where it has been taken according drect ms, re-
turn the empty vial and get back the money Why
then spend both time and money with sue quack U.s.
trums cannot be depended upon; when, for 81 you
can purchase pleasant safe, al speedy cure com
posed solely OF vegetable substance? One hundred
dollars will be paid TO any one who will produce a
medicine to equal this compound, or who will prove
that it contains any mineral substance whatever.
b. This medicine can be had of James P. VIII.
hanson, cor. High and Gaysts. 20. IT,; Jos. Saw
YER cor of Paca and Pratt SITS; and of E. Y. Forney
cor. of Clay and Euaw-sts.
In Westinghouse c. Scott, corner of 7th-st. and
Pennsylvania Avenues Robert Patterson, corner OF
9th st. and Pennsylvania Avenue. jal7
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mas had no visible effect upon markets. The
sales Of Cotton to-day do not exceed 500 bales, and
those sold at former prices. There is some en-
qury for Flour for the Eastern markets. 1000 barrels
OfMichean have been sold SO e7aS4, and 1000 brs
of good straight brands of Genesee at 81 O64, Bat
more, Alexandria, SC, may be quoted at 81, bu
Georgetown is held at 81 l24, in consequence Of
the light receipts. The market was well supplied
with Wheat and Corn to day-nolhng was done in
the former, and the only sales of Corn were 4oOC
bushels of bright mixed Indiana at 49, 40 and so cts
weight Ashes steady-pots So so, pearls 81 O6t pei
100 lbs. Provisions dut-mess pork 50 80, prime
81 rs 200 boxes Cheese at 6ta6!c.