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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-07-31

Cart. PAcE.-Wc regret to learn that this
gallant officer, who was so drcadfully wounded
on the Rio Granlc. at he battle of Resaca de- Ia
began to be entertained, died on the 18th inst.
He was on his way from New Orleans to st.
Louis, and had nearly reached the latter place
when the sad event took place. Mrs. Page was
with him.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-07-31

T'fHnSV rdnId IT drWHDfV m ISI1
fired TO our Congressional Summary. under date
or Thursday the 23d inst, for sundry touching
items of evidence going to show the friendship Of
Col. Polk for the Tariff of H." Mr.. Scricr's
tc ,timony is quite to the point Mr.. Surgeons
(of poor old Pcnnsylyania)
l. 81 lime
NOn-Cunmittll!
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-07-31

The anniversary celebration Of the Associated Al
lunni of the University OF Vermont will take place at
the new Congregational Church in Burlington, on
Tuesday, the ith OF Aug next, at II o'clock a. NJ on
which OCCASION an Grafton is expected from james
Forsyth Esq and a Poem from Alexander Mann Esq
July 80, 1916. 4. THOMPSON, Sccy.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-07-31
l.. '. VI.

The Joint annual meeting Of the Phi Sigma Nh ant
University institute societies. for the clcctor OF Orator
and Poet for the ensuing year. vii be holden in ia,
new brick Church on Tuesday 7. VI it'll of Aug. next
Immediately after the Anniversary exercises.
MIRON BUCK, Sec. pro. tenn.
PM Sigma Ma.
w NJ MILLER, Sec. pro. tenn
July u. 1916 UHie Inst
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f1tc0.

In this village Oh the 2si inst, SARAH ELIzAnrrh
IrNO daughter OF Mr.. joel I.und. aged 5 months.
In Sudbury, July -, of Cong'stiyc Typhus Fever,
HARRIET JAya ELLEN RpGLSu, daughter oi Thaddeu-
J. and Minerva Goodrich, aged years and months
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-07-31

BRIGHTON MARKET-JrLy 20, 1874

bKl"h oN MAkhh July ~ lSio.
At market, i6j Cattle, 10 yokcs working Oxen, 40
ket.
BEEF CATTLE Extra, So first quality $3.50
coud quality, Sc third quality. 81 It 81 -.
WORKING OxEN-SIcs were noticed at S12, S75,
and SS5 and Sl02.
Cows AND CA1HE>-Salcs were noticed at S23, S26,
%, "a, and Si2. %
s,assp-Dull-Sales of lots at Sl2j | 81, l66 ,1ja
263
SwINE--Nonc at market
hut mos, n lion, anl s,, ~ Eoi Il,
,.,,. ,.,,,. n,.,,
NE" 1O.h MAhhEi-JrLf ~.
Flour Saes Of Gcncsee made Mt 3i12l 81,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-07-31
Burlington, July u, 1916
WILLIAM C. HAgRiYoroN, CmTTENDEN County,.
LlcLnlcL Iaru


WILLIAM c. HARRiNoroN, CHITTENDEN COUNTY
rs OCtObcr Term,
U1E,rll y WUrAr 1916
Il He Orator in tn above cause on this 2Jth day OF
i july lsi6 files with the Clerk of said court his
bill Of complaint against Homto n. Wheat late OF
Burlington in sal County now gone to parts unknown
setting forth that ON the 10Th OF July, 1919, the said
Wheat executed to the orntora Mortgage ot the toll
lowing described land in Burlington in the county OF
Chittrndrn in the state of Vermont, viz Being the
whole of lot number fifteen as laid down on plan OF
lands belonging to William {. Harrington and George
T. Harrington. surveyed by Joseph ID. Allen, a h.
1871 which said plan i entered aud recorded in the
records of deeds in the Town Clerk Office, in said
Burlington which said mortgage was given 10 So
cure payeut of five promissory notes, dated 26 July
1915, each for $50 and payable respectively IN one
two three four and five years from date with annual
interest and further setting forth that the said Note
payable ON the 10Th July lsi6 had not been paid and
prlying that for tn, reason atneslld the said Wheat
NAV be- torcclosed OF and from all right title and cqui-
Is OF redemption m and 10 the said murmgcd premises
and appearing that the said Wheat IS without this
State 50 that personal notice OF the pcniency OF said
suit cannot b. served upon him. Therefore
Ir Is uRpEgED that The sid Hpmiio \. Wheat be
notified OF the tendency thereof by publishing this or
der containing the substance thereof, three weeks
slcccs7ivey in the Free Press newspaper printed AT
Burlington in said county, the last publication to be-
at least twenty DAYS prior to the next term of said
Court OF Chancery to be holden at Burlington aorc-
sfd on ihe first Tuesday after the fourth Tuesday Of
September A D. 1916, at which time the said Ho-
ratio n Wheat is required 10 APPEAR and make an
swer 10 the said bill ot complaint.
Dated nj Burlington July ~, 1916
EDWARD A. STANSBuRY,
Clerk IN Chaneery
fLATr q PICK, Solicitors, Sw3
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4, q;
hr''a py-"o,n"m Mo"i' ,I,' ,'a .;, ,.o"
H'Rct again. even though inc ''r'i "c'c IT,
Mr. Jar,,cin asked Mr.. SEWER what con-
,trnction he nut on the Kane letter.
Mr. Scvor replirI thntit was Il FREE ;yyie lei,or.
and tina, all thi. pc,itioninr from PENNSYLVANIA
was n mere Joke.
Mr.. Sturgeon protested against the opinion
that the election Of President in PENNSYLVANIA
turned un3n tlio tariff question
Mr.. j. VI. Clayton asked Mr.. Sturgeon
whether he believed PENNSYLVANIA would have
voted for Polk if it had been known that he
would favor such Il tariff bill as the one before
the Senate.
Mr.. Sturgeon could not tell how PENNSYLVANIA
would have voted under such circumstances
Mr.. Clayton asked the individual opinion of
the Senator from PENNSYLVANIA ON the question
.Nr. Nurgcoa derlinod giting il.
After further debate Mr.. McDufiie resumed
the motion to Law those petitions on the table.
Iost--ycas %, nays 2G
Mr. Haywood voted with the friends of the
tariff of IL. and thus gave them a majority of
one.
, ~" l''''"."H were t''tn ielefrpu:
nc ''ii",' W n'c lining c"i'.'i,yr "e''i.i
printing The tarlIl petitions. was taken up. ana
Yoas ~ nays u
At. ru,. H. rr,-;J,,,, ,r,lo so,,. ro,o
, "i' Wv ''''''. " Wv '''''' S''
the 'aslill9 VOC III u'c negative
10 the report was not agreed TO ana the peti-
tons were then ordered to bn printed
Mr. CiIlav nrnsonted resolutions of fine I.ofri.-
1o,rrc >tIn,,glir. IN favor or tLo iari #
~ -. i
'''N ~. y ..;,,. 80. c..,
al ic"' '''I, NV IN y" MANI
port" IN. >",y lel,.'h DIM AZ alilVi",n'n'
lapprnplauhg S5puo Tor payment ol iilNaliu PEN
sionS was adopted and the bill pas icd.
The tariff bin was then taken up.
Mr. Cpb,,n smoke for two hours ap1ins, thc
Lnl
,, .. .u,.
NJ summons lpNoWcd III an apIe speech III
behalf OF tn manufacturing interests.
lie had not concluded when the Senate nd
ourncd.
Ilorsr The housn vas anrarel oll da,. in
I;,,, ,,-,t. 70
r9 a., - ~, [,
fHJhH' zilA 'u!'-9hNAI E.--Mr sewer
made 4 personal explanation. When speaking
Of laborers being the same every where. he did
NOT moan IN include .lovs labor
W. ~: NJ ..,.''',..,;;, cu..... .........,
,i i..,,.; 80 %.' W.l. t.''' .''
WV" va .s-'' " ~" i"'N' "5'''i'7' M ""'!
on foreign lcecheS
On motion of Mr. Dix. the River and Ilarbor
Mll v.os taken mn and offnr d,lrt.o In, Nnssrs
Mangoln.. Ca-s, lannrgan, Crit,enden and
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-07-31

DrtannH Majesty and the ratification shall be- cx-
changed at London at the expiration of six months
from from the date hereof, or sooner il possible.
IN witness whereof the respective Plenipocn,iarics
their arms u '"0'e'' ''' ''"'s VI
Done at Washington the fifteenth day of June,
torty-six ''s''' ~ '''''
JAMES BUCHANAN
RICHARD PAkENHAM
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-07-31
PLOT G HS.-I'llli SUB

Ny scribcr having purchased of J. ;
W are his interest III the Igricui
fural IFare House. will continue the business in his
own name II, the Store ot L. w Lowell, Stctsons
building Church St and will be happy 10 show to all
who mly favor him with call larger and better as
sortmcnl OF Plpughs than can be found III any estab
shmcnt in the State.
We have every variety and size of rlougllS manuiac
ucd in Boston by prouty and Nrnrs, and by RugGles,
NoWsc and Mason, among which are Slbsoil, Sid"-
hill Double Mould Board. Gang and tultiyator Flows
Also the much celebrated Diamond Pioagh, Seed
Planters. Coin-shciirrs. Stuw-cutt'rs, etc. etc.
We shall be happy sell the above articles on bet
ter terms than they can be purchased elsewhere IN the
state Please cal and examine i you do not wish 10
purchase
4 PITKIN.
joins :. WARE, Agent.
Burlington, July u, 1916 sti
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-07-31
Solomon Whcn'on's Estate.

District Of Chttrnd,n SIS { 4 bate Court for the
District of Chittcnl"n To all persons concerned il,
tn, estate oil Solomon " hca,on late OF Burlington in
said District, deceased. GREEyINJ.
WHEREAS. Geo. X. Plat administrator Of the estate
of said deceased proposes to render OF his
administration and present his account again, said
tate for examination and allowance at session of tn
Court OF Probate to b. holden at tn Registers office
in slid Burlington, on the second Wednesday Of An
gust next.
Therefore yon are hereby notified to appear bcor,
said cour, at the time and place aforesaid aud -hcv
cause, il any you have why the aforesaid spult
not be allowed.
Given under my hand at Burlington, this .! day 0
Juy. A. d. 1916.
1V3 WN WESTON, REGISTER
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-07-31
7 LOVELY Is r,TRrMrLy ,yNiars To

~, clos his mercantile business in Bul!Hglon, and
will sell his large stock OF Goods at the very lowest
prices for cash ready pay Cash Is what Is wanted
Burlington, June 3, 1916
NIB am determined to close up my bushes. by
q ,,nhpr next \. LOVELY.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-07-31
7 n UN7'
NOn-Cunilnlt'u!
this week.

Our usual County Summary is crowded out
this week
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-07-31
Vermont central Rail- Road
s.,;i:4.5 .-5s;i zs5.f A.t:: ..,'S'si-ss =, IL,
~ ~ ~--t< - 80 : = - -

Az ASSESSMENT or TET DOLLARS on \
Z ,Lrrc has been ordered by the Directors of the
Vermont central Rl''r9ld Company, payable on the
rIRSr day Of : pttnb'r next paynrnt- may b.
made at tn Farmers II Mechanics Bank of Buing
ton. at tn Bank of Montpelier, at the Bank Of Wood
stock. or at the T-tasurets Oiic' NJ. Il! fremont
Row Boston.
SAMUEL IL VALLEY, Treasurer.
Boston. July II. 1916 sw5
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-07-31
T.Ii, tNmN.

baltimore, July 2G, 1916.
Nine o'clock PM !
'rhr southern mail is just in, bringing New Or
leans papers to the 18th which contain later advice,
from the Army and Mexico.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-07-31

S,ILNER SPOONS--Nll.AS < NONES' have
- now a larrt assortment If Silver Table Tea Des-
s,rt and Salt Spoons, which they OTTER upon adyan-
ageons terms Tn, quality OF The agtlc, wi. be gar
rGntrd good by Us.
Burlington, July 6, 1916
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-07-31
GREAT SALE.
NOTICE * UrREDy GIVEN THAT

INtN SNCC'
'.Noll.E Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
N--,fgs---, the subscriber. rs agent of the ESSEX
County Bank IN Ter aud by virtue OF Il resolution oi
the President and Directors of said board will expose
snlc public auction, On the first day "i Scptrm-
Der next, at the Inn OF W Iaggard IN the village OF
Kecs,villc, Essex Co. n Y, Two Hundred Shares
of the Capital Stock OF the Champaign Transportation
Company company navigating Lake Champlan by
Steam. which said stock was assigned To said Bank by
Peter Comsock in part security for certain Liabilities OF
said Peter.
G. \. SIMMONS, Anornry.
Kccscvillc, 2Sth July, 1916 swi
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-07-31

NINEGAR,--PuTe Cider Vinegar Of the first quail
IDLY 20. A s. DEWEY
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-07-31
S'TssasNdsS 81 Go.

NORElGN 4 DOMESTIC HARD WARE.
L SADLERl &c, ofi,r at Manufacturers prices
800 A.oss Premium Screws,
49, tioz Bak-- Lltches assorted slcs,
30 Door Butts &c. Nc.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-07-31

DETER LATE, THAN Nhs IN o.s,, t"s Su9 Of
Gno. irSm Ncw York which he will s'il as cheap,
il mo-, cheaper than can be purchase" N We country
or Guy .N"'' al Y NOVELI
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-07-31

ID ATTING Bales of Batting, Cord, Wadding
ID Wicking and Cotton Yarn, Tor sale by
July g. 1916 Villas & MOVES.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-07-31

WRITING INK, oi the first quality, by box or
w bottle manufactured by Washington FaughrH
and warranted. For sale by
STEVENS WOODS.
July VI, 1916
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-07-31

EANCN ARTICLES! S0APS. PERFrNES,
( Pouales, Banlolin,~, Hair OILS. LIP Sa!ye, Ca
chous Cut Glass, Perfume Bottles, PunIeuis, Fancy
Mirrors In1rbla Inks Putt Boxes Tooth Powders
Past,- AMI Washes ll9ir Dye aud Eralcato-s, Court
Plaster Jones Soaps TiWors for Pastry, etc etc etc.
at PECK q SPEARS
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-07-31

rUoCKERN aud GLASS Ware. large as
S"e''''" W y. LOVELY.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-07-31
BOSTON MARNET-JrLY y.
WOOL-JuLY %

There has been fair d,Inlud, says, the Boston
Courier, tor til, various qualities ot Fleece Wool.
without change in prices from last weeks quotations.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-07-31
4 MEXICAN PRINTS. IS CASES Fancy

n tGuERREOTVPEP I. tTES & CASES.
Ia new supply OF S,oyils AMI French Plates also
Double ami Single Cases with oval and square dia-
phrnanrs thick g.nssas, German and American Cam
e,as Il III aad plated L1ckct-, aud Pins
BRINSNAiD & BROTHERS.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-07-31
DOOk-BlNDlNG. TuENBscRlDrR WOULD

ID say tn his friends AMI the public that h. still car
ri,s ol the Book binding and Blank Book making at
hls old stand, where he has superior workman ana al
work entrusted u his viii b. done IN good style
and taste BapL books q. the best linen paper made
tn order and rlei 10 any pattern and waDuntel
Els,- OF books uarbi 1t and Ilicd # desired
$40 STEVENS WOODS.
p,,li,a,nn .ml, :. 1916 Sgongs Building,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-28

TGtlTf EfR NNp oNfFf'fiONFR
~ As insi received splendid assortment Of al the AZ
Lt fcrent kinds. 10 Wiz
? RoNts splendid fresh Oranges.
q toacs DO Lemons
& pofcn saicndd fresh Pine Apples
\ fuc 10y OF fresh Cocoa Nuts,
- drums extra hnc llEs
g drums l,ssins
3 t,iNes Eluc BAND do
4 larec tcg sr'crGid fresh Tan'arinds
] dozen iaus fresh rrlnes
I large kcr fresh Currsuts
to,ca norns Pea IN Lest Tobacco
iars fresh Canton Preserved Ginger
! irai apicrdid Dates
hoke4 cNtrs tine Red snd White Rock Candy
4 large iral FRESH son Shclici Almonds
\ iarge ioi az ~ ,he various Kinds of Nuts
A oi Of Rcgolia Csssdore Principe aud Havana ca
\ kos a. piuuih. Lancaster Rsprcc SNUFF
ToFohc with general assortment 90 the frs; quality
of Coulecorsry too numerous io mention. al OF which
she ,Vilsc 81 ocsa'e 90 re- an 81 her store Monroe
opposite the Mo chants and Mechanics Bank. je -
rs NUBiGNE'S History OF tho Crest Reformation In
~ Gcrmsny and SN,zcfla d. Just received By the
-crcf cw copies oi tDc above work n vols various
n and tndins. This history of the in
orCsiiug aud Important published for years
ind had yower to do would Introduce II into
even f'mily circle couniry.Chris,ian Observer
For sale hy JOHN FISHER Agent
| JcG n Main street, Wheeiin.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-28
ANOTHER NSIUNIsIiENG CURE.
Ts6 isFAR'S BALSAM or WILD CHERRY always
Nc5 Triumphant Cure follows curc ia he victorious


81 ~
Nj !. y. Nufmo-c-rea- si--- II you s-c thc rc-r
lsr authorized a-cnt in Fay Tor thc sale of Dr. MS
ing s-S'cmrnt of rc-- 90 1ou which none =, hi, ~
pnFthcd in thc wor'd u rcicrcurlf. au ui nir7r,t-
Ba'sa1,. '' '"''
iannr5c c,'s describe thc sa,ua-, -ee's i. prod,
cci and 'hc great ioucli derived f-lm U.s. use
iha op itc e On August ,-i. received serious ipiIr,
,'u eheIel wy so. side aad breast, aud u an protsri
U3 s'"e fne"'s or spiiu'es ~ tllc ramgod Passed
'hr ttit iNe "piufo and ricrccd lhc lungs.
AZ Gus criil,d g-c, iucsst.rer was lcsprclri ro
'Mc.5ny. Sa aee.cAra'ci physician OF .hg. cry was
csI ai d, hc cone Tuition itself strong enough 10
MS licad, NOW do.rsirrd Of ma recovery and bad
no hs FOUND "t hole to survive uapg DAYS For
phrs, cn'f'ei @Famiy Medical Guide. o- r,cs.,. r..
Consumption ni iho LuuFs." Ast r1i ofcu lclrd o..
srf By thc ,orsoatoin.y phyis,iais sel io',s1 rs,
route otthc medicine DESERVED, va Nisars Bs'sam
sd rsei >ore Eve cog siA bottles recovered o. 80
~ up eva elG"'. M} cough eeascd end ny lungs were
by muucHcc and powerful medicine. Nirue Of Viaials
Wcgc O. so, itom Goo external i.i,-, r,,i,cli, ~,
saou',c and gran. t lhc csporou ,cl confident il5f
-ii haye con- working a. rl .Iodc (Which lack
iif c1fosu'e have since taken several severe onds
aHd iay ony remedy BIAS iven tho ua.an. And re,y 4
90 40 who afflicted with cold. Coughs 81 Liver CON
Y,a,ai- consider - ~ uvanatic n.'letgc--s real
formation uay can Goa ny @. 5ny tiue Yours &C
CuEsrOl DER Z. SMITH.
CIV OF DAYTON.
I Np1ispWtrY ru Sfa.co. Ohio
Sut-rrc "a agd sworn 60 C,arc tro Justice az ils
Peace .lls iIlh day oITebruaty. l-ss
EnENL1ER FOWLER.
hst ion W CONTINUATION 6r-fc ~ cec sil1cas oi
'lIt "nu,' -'sned Icing iutma ch acquainted ,yiii
'iI '"i.n GOOD haN ti- srcn and vacIcd over hu .c-
.t. atiHF Dos 's'e illness. $50 r1f Hesitate 500 sa, tsf
GOO .attr' ts D., ul,aII~ an "a .gs,l rs,tef,t
lut o. Cu,iloa to ittu credit.
lsisur!r a. T.. STOUT.
J. 70. N. LOuSOE
HENRY n SMITH
I b. W. Lcr'TE ll FRY on & PAUL. AVID j.
tki AlAthlE Druggists. IAN d
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-28

COMPOUND KKEOSoTE ACOUSTIC OIL.
t''t 'fe rHfroi DEAFNESS S. p,Ias an,f .h,
Use .H1iier iF.m 'hc rlts; q'sp alt
I..H- "l water, wiIIl. ul 90 -tt-.u t. s a.
WIG arc symptoms of arprgachffir ID. m
'. p. .' a.sl generally attendant viii thp Il.
'.te. Fot sole ~ Or + CKINB
. n % i-3. Naiu ST. - o. A.rrt
N.' medicine Ia highiy recommended aidn u
'"' ''iI'N' alrr ere given, - NtTF resr.st
."'t persons, Of the many tsfouI.btu, ,.-.
'' 'ltHfuiUf nov .G
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-28
CFTpvgfNGIETrI. ICrNcE

- r NTITt DE viii swell the hearts Of thousands OF
~ The auicci SONS and Daughters % this happy land
they hear tc pleasing ol the nnrivaiicl tri
unrh OF thc REV. DIR. HBBARDs VEGETABLE
Pulls, which when rith'y a1pied has been used in
srerv case " d unpevs.iod success.
Many ccriiicar might. tf necessary. lc obtained OF
nrir ehcacy n Use cure Of Dyspepsia Indigestion Bi
iu, tcfcr. tsr-uruiluH Fever aud Ague, Tics, Jaun
d ftc'-cry or Bloody Flax Diarshpa. Asiaiic Clio
o. Res itent icvcr. iaIammafory Rheumatism, Sour
W, Neve. ~ ScN icf cache. Nervous Debility, Worms
90 ai aiues. Whp1piug Cough Scaflei Fever Summer
Complain. ii-cases o. Women and Children, Chysnic
cc'iUns o. tlc Liver Stomach and Sccrciing Glands
In Inc, gene Gus community Should spread Car and
neat Tie ChecFiug inioiecrce that tho REV. II. HtB
EAWH's PILLS ua1 &c had by a1plyiug the following
0rrlis. TODD. No. Ia2 Main -.
az , JAS HAkER. Wheeling, Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-28
QUINCY FOUNDRY,
CORNER or MAIN x QUINCY STREETS,
WHEELING, VA.
HAMILTON. SAND a co.

ldFch0ftSc NO. Z, VI irOc Street.
rINlE subscribers prepared make and keep con
sttlty ha 81 40 the a owe ahiishnc all inds
OF CASTINGS, Coo jag. Franklin, rsoun. and Cannon
stoves al and patterns; lioiloWwarc wv aeon
Boxes, lluuf CtsfIrs Crates, Flat Irons, Sugrr and
W ash Kettles. &. complete assortment. We have
just received spcudd patterns for Parlor Crates
ths nce c ever brou si IL the city. Persons who
Tend iudiur respectfully requested examine theui
.o-e chasing avn other KIND. We have large lot
% psers or Mi gearing, the best IN the place which
VIII c.c order o. lowest rates; also ThresI.
iur Machine tls1tag-. We viii also coutinu. TO manu-
farturo tC d kilds vi FlnI rhs beic used il
this ser' ION u country. and equal any made
The western couutry. We VIII a-raht al our cast.
inrs aHd otiler work done ar alishmeni and
cheap as can matt ia Pius'urgh, Cincinnati any
other csHbl .siugri this city. Persons wishing
purchase suy article line ia pie a.. give US cal
aul Aaiuluc iof t.ciuselves
all HAMILTON, SANDS. & co.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-28

4lH SUBSCRIBERS h,s La,c DOB inform
ih'r ru-"e a. ard lls mhlsra. iar .r,-
i"'nH4e" 10y la,r t,rciN.I. I.- u..,eU
bean "itf'a.r BE- cor .,ui.cr,, $50 Hl.r u,,v a,e
." tfrF'rd Doc 90 900 or.sfs r- m..'y. 81. lu su.
"frr Hftc'' Of IchD,d LARD on. vh,t a,
"ara.i 'Guri 90 oa, .u ih, Uuun. snd Goa %. e,..f
'rn". a,ll c'n he brought irrm envy hcrm9.Lri.
WARREN & list
b.Itu iord t'r ~ "f'aiipn ai ace OF nrd CaniIc
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THE GREAT REMEDY.
APPROVED BY THE FACIT

~ bN tNNl hsA
For Coughs. colds asthma. Bronchitis. con-
SWmption. AID az Other affections ~ Nc
Bronchial tubes.
bBkEPAisLD cniirciv frDm ilr Ginsenr. md
wauanicd 10 conisin go preparation oi Anti.
monv Mcrctry or Opium
MORE ri,N 3OOe u,vE bEFN SOLD AT HrrAfL IS
vac CRY co CiNcNNtrt ALONE, wuuN ruE
LAST ruuR NoNrns. AND IS tytRY cAsF Wifu
Tiis Aosr rEEFtCr sArtssAcuoS 40 1uE Pa.
TENS.
The Cinscne Paulrea IS ro,y ordered hy phys,
c'ans at Rae l'st rc.pt,iautuy. m their fcguiat
Practice. and IT. claim % tc cOlsidrrsd Jhe only
article ever discovered rapahly oi tpcctly and
permanently alayiug bronchial ut'nuon which 3
tho sole cause at coughs, asthma, Ituuciuis. aut
Uccordrg To D. Ebrtir. who but expresses Ihe
opinion OF all The irsi outlorin,s iu Em0To art
America, oi iVvo th,rds oi ul tbo c1s.s usClly re-
garded as tr,c iuaurculuu- consumption must be
considered a. forever ,cuiyd.
We select thc follow irs uHucs from "a i,i uf
hundreds who buVe ic.i Us htaIre % nteucc uu
ihfmsclve.. and seen % iu tIeir Families. hccnusg
raany ol them arc well known 20 tic tusiucs. c.m.
Inuniiy of Wheeling ar men ui aulue and irnu.
once n Ciuciuraii. who wound nh iur % uuu e..
lcnI either their nsmcs cor ihc.r Influence tn th,
dstIihuuon oi uu ti,lc oN.cpi !lom hc con, iuu
81 i's yns uiI'iiy o. Use ani,tvi.
w Phillips. Roadway hei onI lI1uisun-t.s
q Pafyiu. Is ual way uC5t Yea 'mau
w G Hin, Buckeye Cell fuuady 2lsl
GNaidu1rn, 90 ltaIe'- vafcifHusc Sycamore street
W Aruiuor. So. gee. Deuu-t C.urf.ss So
- Siums. Htm oiJ DUf g. Go 81, g. 4. Md .
n Noble ,aunl collector mrc
Junrs Assistant cj,tl ua..r ,n S1rc-.rf srurl
T. - Hhcodnn frm Whrad.u 81 r..., A.e.r..
DR. k".scr. II 81 hr,V,ct y no. aui ta.r
- herman, iim l.uhhtro a h..ua .'
% + brr1tnIn, lmp .ftr ~ -I ht' Aia H... ...
A Newell, Ia Nor sltrmc-si.
u Lyun. Fua-her F.r.rst
w johns 70 tatreui,r O. 81.
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NEW GOODS.

r t'l received ~ Giro rhfa'cIuH- Sow 'ls7r C-sh
store NJ. 90, Main s'icr-. tluHr,Ilr' cr .rrtsrc
hN".t '-Houef1 1uofIcr Ui ot .rtrr Itcnrh Lawns
'ip thdits, 'ingrl3s, t-c Ai-I aut -nttuent cd.
tfl t'-efil'inu Bonner RIl'tus now STYLES.
NI.9 9nUiNrr fnC azsnri incti of NE ND rONNETS.
t", -.ef wi Nry nue as,trtu Clt ol a kud. goods
tom iorrian Hnd domestic.
hh iht-c fishing bargains Nli new can az thc rbl-.
' .a Nasi .'ofc, 10 90 Nslu street. Opposite Nuofcs
faHit'3- j. ie D. 10. ~EAIDN.