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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-23
STILL GREATER INDUCEMENTS.
MENDEL ~ HARBOUR
AND CARPET WARE ROOMS.
No IL NJ AN srnL.I.-r ANIIEEIINE A.

~ To- f'f'IfI ffIFfItFIlNNf
EHIlEY keep constantly on hand very extensive a.
- sorment Of superior Mahogany, French aud GTec
Charr; Rocking Chair, Sofa- icr and Cafd Taiics
Dressing Bureaus. Bcisicad- Toilet stands assorted -
together with every other article OF the latest style
aud tcst finished Furniture oier5d in this city.
Gill aud MahogA any Framed Looking Glasses 81 every
variety add price: Looking Gierz Pla'c-. OF al
Portrait and Picture Framc hand aud made order.
siers aud ,Ss4 iff sSfo II. ;,nsI Bed boni
Marsssesi Blankets, Quits, Comfori- Sucking Dor.
toms Gfass Ma of all kinds Together WIN every ojner
article Of Upholstery Ware hand aud made To order
Ncnitisn aud STAT Window Kinds. Window shades of
every variety aud color; all Of which i'll fe very
low prices, ard warranted OF The hest quality. Also Ma.
hughauy Nca"crs. Hair Cloth NSruish, Spanish Moss
Mahogany KNOTS, sand PAPER, Locks. Hinge, Casters
Htnd Trimmings constantly on hand and soid low, for
Cash
u steam BOas furnished with every Article Of Fur
niiufe al short notice, and the very tcsi terms
\. hln rnnucVion with the above We have tie Iarr
cs aud most splendid assortment OF Caftcis Rues Oh
Cloth, raie Cover-. sc. &c Tered ia tins civ q
al 81 which Will DC sold c.irApef Than has sold
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-23

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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-23
Dir WINANS'.
BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY:
AN INVALUABLE FAMILY MEDICINF
dec 10 Iyd&w


AN INVALUABLE FAMILY MEDICINE 3.
BEING \ SURE REAlEDl FOR
CoNsU MPrIoN in al iis varaus forms COINS tsru
M HH"NomTls, GROUP, Whoopnr Cough spii.
inF Of Hood Difficulty Of Bfea;hns Pain ~, ~.
side aud Breast, Influenza, LIVER C0MpI tJN.T 80
a.. ne h'dirm properties Of DT. Winans Baisnm %
VIA Cherry are fully stahished ~ every seeti0p ~ ,
'bl Hs success ~ curing the inVccfaic ca
s's oi me foregoing class 81 diseases
~ eih"-l every instance where u has tecn peracyered
~ h has effected radical cure Anbo,yl u ,papy =,
So tis Balsam VII afford immediate relief or Al lei
eHeci great change a few days siil 81 rsouot h. ii,
pecied 20 ork miracles. hy curing ali IN 40 short ti
or 10 restore health 10 frame that has been prev 10
tel disease for years ''' ~
b'rides there are 20 many Stages 81 te same disease
'ha ~ o. impossible f0r any physician 10 determine h
quantity Of medicine retuired eradicate dtgere,,,
F"u- aha ioffus requiring different quantities. heuec
m .phs cases, single bottle suite cent. 5. bile fi.
wiz e8uife hfee of hotties to produce She same ec,t
~ v e~k ot TIE patient b. 90 give our me str,pe "a,
81 tie inori beneficial effects f''''''''
Ihicnls, DOE taking The medicine need not rest,i-,
lt-tl''- 1s ferards Diet except avoiding the rpo I
fat ailflts az tuodfuch sailed aud suos Ell mes,
ea,s ae'F, onions, cucumlcfs, &C.
i"t should pay proper attention that their dre.s 81.
,'' sl' -."Wd avoid e2puginE themselves 90 the in
,,tnt'e ~ she weather. Be careful not 10 over ever
Frequent lathinr in warm hs,h and the pse ofb,,,
glove GOO rubbing The flesh t.f fore gunr n Lei -, m -.
ihe medicine in De- effects ""' o."
De towels should io kept oncp win some -eette mel
-arH a. d. Winaus Poor Man's Pills a. birI v.,u
i'a "nrh superior to auF pufratire ptifs nos, y,
liver. w -'' '''''''"s "i thc /
Ior sae eho'essie andretsdby
,,. J6r HORNBROOK.
Wheeling. "a
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-23
FAI.I FASHION rnp utrs

FAl.L FASHION FOR HATS.
M NhlhN. I' NaI1 street. las the rfrss,,r. 81
''.,'Whf D. nIrnfs sHd rusfourfs Trad Ia ~.
..f ''' U. la.I Is.'HDHs direct from New Yoft
Tt-ltI,,s ,rttt Ia -.'.. a"H.riaIHg in ths way 81
BY s hhi.t HNI~ q Ifttit sr.sfuf lu any t8fnr al
i. ri ~. II .'''fr r1hI.I.fs is be west CrHtierne.
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NCAILAM
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-23
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T1koM WHEELING TO BALTIMORE, WASHING
- ION CITY, PHILADELPHIA. NEW YORK aud
hpSIoN. The National Road and Good Intent Sia-c
'nmpalcs are running SIN daily lines to Cumberland
connecting with the baltimore and OHIO Rail Road ON
~ hoafs stage travel To cnhcr Oft sove cities the
iaancc by railroad.
Time To baltimore - hoarS
Time 10 ihilad siphls - hours.
ISrc 10 HaisimurC N DOLLARS.
Isfc 10 fhiiapcphia "a DOLLARS.
SN daily lines leave the Conn Raroad
once every morning az O'Clock A. VI. and eNIraz fur
nisiicd al any hour a load should oncr.
For through tickets baltimore aud PhitadcIphia m
ply ~ The Companies Office. No. - Wacr street tcc
ling Va. two doors north the United sta'es Hotel
For Good Intent Stage 90. W. H. STEfI.E
And J. &. NCIILSON, for y. q. - 60.
augs Great Central Route Bail Road 4 stS-c Once
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-23

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III i' y rsi tr BED ai fhs establishment a, ans
II. PIC nrlt. iIgtrlars p1esrr iri sons nrt 10.
r .ht. Hud sFtrsEss. spirss ofiie tssi qusint
q a. uNENTLfNGFR
u Proprietor AID At.rrdeut
l'-.Hns Ceiling a1rf tI,r .flna = eia-i .,if' 49,.
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JANfIsBAEtR
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-23

MEL MOORE 4 60. respectfully inform the tray.
- ehng public, that they have, hy arrangement
with Noorhes a Co and O. Hinton extended tbe s,,,lc,,
dd National Road Stage Lines direct t Louis throueh
Indianapolis. Ierre Hauic and NaudaB snd that unsur
parsed accommodations can now be had throuruut the en-
tire route Wv W
FAST MAIL COACH leaves Wheeling daily al 10 o.
CLOCK, y " 90 CINCINNATI % hours - ~ Louis ias
not 'osch leaves Wheeling dsilv at 10 O'Clock T. NJ
u. IALLMADt,L'S Good Intent Coach leave. wheel
ing dhy al 10 ociock T. VI. o. hours to Msysytne ~
LNifss furnished on al tc aiovc lines 90 fart.. win
" privilege Of sleeping OF travelling night n they wish
'hte No - W alter ~. ist door below TIE o. tiofsi
" "eeiins Va aug z W. =. COWDERY. Agt
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-23
\ POSITIVE AND PERMANENT CURE
FOR HTiEIM tTISM
ANDALL NERVOUS COMPIA
W. w. RILEY. PATENTEE.
PATENTED 1919.
Rtb' N'S PATENT OINTMENT.
CHNT TIE BEIT-

What, hourh the c.rsrs may NO. D. explained
Siucr their rffE'ls sarc duly as crtaIncd.
Let not delusiUu, prejudice and pride,
Induce mankind tu sct the means aside
Me1n- which, tho simple are by Heaven designed
io alleviate She H. of human kind
DIR. CllRlSIIlt.S GALNANlC RINGS
AMI Mo NEIIE III IrIn
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CHEAP Dat CAP STORE

] -. . .'ha EFltra as-urinirut Of HAS ofsrery De-
1 .., ueI eft's. -. fersons wishing 80 purchase
/ .| N.t aHieies are respectfully lhsiled ~ sire
/ r ,.l ,lI 4" gee room formerly occupied ~ JehnW
'''i'l % q rnfuatc Store. dec -
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-08-06
Poetry,
For the Green Mountain freeman.
AcrOstiC.
BY A. G. ALLEN, GranUillc, n.

G o te the poor bondman, thou Herald of Peace,
R eligion and Justice now seek their release.
E ach chain that now binds hem 60 tell them for me
E re long shall be severed, and they shall be free.
N o longer let tyrants, with impudence bold,
NJ AXE chattels Of men, to be hampered and sold
0 h suffer no stickler to bid thee depart
U ntil thou impress thy rich truths on his heart
N o more let our rulers in public declare
~ is better for them to be slaves, as they are,
A nd serve kind master, for they meier can be
intelligent, pjous, and happy as we
N longer may parties thy pages assaiI,
F or justice will triumph and truth must PREVAIL
R elentess opprossors must stay their vile hand
E Intending dominion er freedoms fair land:
E ach State that now walls under saycrys foul curse
M ay share then the trophies transmitted to us;
nd the blood-etting lash, the tasl-masters rod
N more be impressed on the image of God.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-08-06
HE Piles,
4 CURETOH LIFE GUARANTEED

Il CCRE i on LIEE q GUARANTEED
The VEGETABLE PILE ELECTUARY, invented
by DR.. A. UpLam, distinguished physician of New
York city. is the only really successful remedy for that
dangerous and distressing complaint, the PILES, even
offered 10 the American public.
Mark this: it is an INTERNAL REMEDY-not an
external application, and will cure any case of Piles,
either Bleeding or Elind Internal or External !; and
probably the only thing that will. There is mistake
about it. 1t is positive cure-sPEEDY AND PERMA-
NENT 1t is also convenient medicine to take, nd,
improves the general health in a remarkable man
ner
Each Box cob MS twelve Doses at l-3 cts per dose
1t is very mild in operation, and may be taken in
cases OF the most inflammation without danger All
external applications the highest degree disagree
able, Inconvenience and e'sve; and from the very ma
ture OF the disease, temporary in their effects This
Medicine attacks the disease at its source, and REMOV-
ING IIlE CAUSE, renders the cure CERTAIN and-
PERMANENT
The Eecuary is also very valuable remedy for In
hamatlon OF the Liver and Spleen lnhamaon Soreness
and Liberation Of the stomach, Bowels, Kidneys and
bIadder lnfamatory and Mcfcural Rheumatism, I'm
purify OF the Blood, caused by the mpculent of Mer-
curry; Weakness and inflammation of the Spine and Back
and for the relief Of Pregnant LADIES' before confinement
enSuring easy time safe delivery, and healthy off
spring.
This admirable preparation contains NO MINERAL.
MEDICINE; NO ALOES, C0LOCYNTH, GAMBOGE,-
or other powerful aud irritating Purgatves and if taken
according to the directions, in Of Piles, CURE
FOR LIFE Is GUARANTEED.
Pamphlets giving valuable information respecting this
Medicine may be obtained of Agents gratis
j. 5. lIOUGliION, 1870 Washington Street Roston
General Agent for the New England States.
AGENTs:-Montpeier, 5. H. Collins; Burlington.
Peck Spear; Rutland, Daniels & Bell; Woodstock,
Chas. Chapman; Windsor, A. & H. Wardner; Haverhill,
XIX and Cummings; and by the dealer generally 5O:Iv
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-08-06
CARPET YARN

n all coors, just received at STORRS BLANC
~ DONS Jan, |, ls46
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-08-06

ana the suffering winch they undergo from wORM" often tend to
fatal termination while the CAUSE is never suspected Offensive
BREATH picking at the grinding the teeth during Sleep starting
sss are Nh3ns the PROMINENT symptoms Of The pcsehc ol
siIERbiAN's WORM LozENGEs
win Immediately remove all these unpleasant symptoms and
tore to perfect health Sister lgnatus Superior Of the Gait c
nan Orphan Asylum has added her testimony in their favor he
thousands which have gone before She states that there are ser
Joy children in the Asylum, and that they have been in the hat
tended with the beneficial They proved
be nfbe in over 100000 cases.
Influenza Coughs Colds Whoopng Cough sness ofthe Lungs
or Chest may be cured Rev. Darius Anthony very low from
Consumption Jonathan llowar the celebrated temperance Lee
Mr. Dunbar Of New York he Rev. M De Forest Evangelist in
wife of erasmus Dbbe ESD in Morava and hundreds of others
nave been 'fySd 8nd [SFSs c3dT 62ENGEs
And no medicine has eyer been offered to the public which has
recommended with more confidence They alny all itching r
tao render the cough easy promote eXpctoao, the
cause, ana produce the most happy and lasting effects.
HEADACHE
Pupaton of the Heart Lowness spirits, esckncss Dcpon.
dcnc Pantness Choc, spasms Cramps of the stomach sum
MGR or Bowel Complaints also all the distressing symptoms arising
from iree living, OF night of dissipation, quickly and entirely
sHERMAN's CAMPHoR LozENGEs.
They act speedily and relieve in very short space omc giving
tone and ygor to the SYSTEM and enable person using Them UNI
"'''' S'''' ''''''' anu O RmkEU i1S5@r
Weak Back pain and weakness in the Breast Back Limbs and
sHERMAN's PooR MANS PLASTER,
Which costs only l2 2 cents and is within the reach of ALL Se
great has been the reputation Of this article that million will
not begin to supply the annual demand 1t is acknowledged
the hest strengthening plaster in the world
BEWARE OF IMPOSITION.
Dr. shomans Poor Mans Plaster has his with directions
printed on the back ofthc plaster, and FAc sNE& Of the
Doctors written under the directions None other
inc OF to be relied on Dr. Shcan Warehouse No OG, Mas
ST. New York
The Genuine is for sale by the following Agents S. REpFELp
Montpelier; A. cleveland Co., Boukfed; T. Hobart & Co.. w
Randolph H. R. Answorth Wiamstown N G. Hale Chelsea
Pratt, Post Mills G. w. Pchad Son, Bradford; A. T. Ban
croft plainfed; NJ Wires, Cambridge; H. S. Camp, Stowe;
Landon Co.. Wlston; Goss EIuchns, Waterbury; j. Saw
yer Morcownj Cusmnan Flint, Warrenj Waterman & Cady
Monsye; A. d. Lampson Co. Baintree; J. r. Smith, Ludlow
f. Cds, Wilmington; Briggs Purd, Rocheser H. p Nevens
Royaton! o. H. Molton Brdgwaerj IL. ~ Smith, Bethel 30
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-08-06

BnEs.-A mcthod Of taking the Honey with-
out dcstr0ying the Bccs.-Ihe common practice
of killing Bees, in order to obtain the honey few
can witness without some little compunctlon;
and there is a very simple method Of effecting
the object without any injury to this most inter
esting little animal, (Which on the score of in
terest, as well as humanity, claims regard.) |
beg leave to communicate it through your paper,
should you deem it worthy place in it.
In the evening when the bees have retired,
take the hive gently from the stand spread a
table cloth on the ground: set the hive on it,
placing something under to raise it 3 or inch
es; then draw up the corners of the cloth, and
fasten them tight around the middle of the hive
leaving it so loose below that the bees will have
sufficient room between it and the hiye-then
raise the lid of the hive little, and blow in the
smoke from a segar; few pufs of which, as it
is very disagreeable will drive them down; con-
tnue raising tie lid gradually, blowing all a.
round, and in few minutes it will be found
that they have gone out of the hive. You may
then take off the lid and cut away as much hon
ey as you may think proper If the operation
be performed the beginning of July, you may
take nearly all, as there will be time enough to
provide a sufficiency for their support during
the winter. As soon as you have taken the hon
ey, put on the lid, loosen the cloth, and spread
it out and in an hour or two the bees will have
returned to the hive. 1t may then be replaced
on the stand, and on the following day they will
be found at work as usual
This method is very simple and preferable tI
that sometimes practiced of driving the bees in
to another hive as you get all the honey, and
moreover the new comb, which is still empty
and the young bees, not yet out of their cells,
are preserved. There is also danger in driving,
of their not liking their new habitation, and, in
that case of their sallying ont and making war
upon their neighbors.
The above method has frequently been prac-
Gced by myself and others, and we have always
found it to do we'll A. MElLIs.
Washington. GcneSee Farmer.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-08-06

r. ITNrn,NT success OF
BUCHAN'S HUNGARIAN BALsAM OLLIE,
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY FOR
Odds, Coughs, Asthma and Consumption!
THE celebrated and be remedy colds coughs ast-
BAISA of LIFE discovered by Dr. Bucan of London England
tested for upwards Of in Great Britain ana on me con
immediate superintendcnce Of the inventor IN tho ro q,
every form oconsumon warrants the American agent n solicit
for OsT possible that can be found
communiycases tat relief vain from ofthe common
day, have been given up by themos Distinguish
ed ply sican confirmed and mcumbe The Hungarian Balsam
has cured and will cure the most desperate cases t no q1aGk
nom but standard English medicine, of known and establish
INCONTEsTB1E PROOFS OF THE EFFICACY OF THIS
BALsAM ~ THE WORST FORMS OF CONSUMPTION
Dr. BpApLEr-Dcar Sir The Hungarian Iosam is, beyond all
question: s m"' i peIf ana % nn5 II y Uoon0i procto
in cases of severe Pulmonary Disease and conntiousy
commend oal who afflicted, the most certain remedy for
such diseases with which am acquainted
'"'0 '' may 1NoTFnER LIFE LIFE SAVED! '''''''' 49,
DR., BEApLEE-Dear Sr take much pleasure in giving you
ofhe beneficial eecsof uchan Hungarian lasam on
my daughter who had been for number of years afflicted with
which that nsdous disease, consumption. en-
poyed physician who attended her long time at great expense,
then advised the consultation of celebrated physician ncghbo
ring town, ut sim expense and after number Of visits from
the advising physician and the continuance for time of the
mly stefan, declared he could do for her He had
done all he could and saw no benefit 'front.' then employed
Botanic Pcn for some time who seemed to do her some good
WITH most astonishing effect 1t mas restored h Strength cured
her entirely other Oh and pain in the side and she now atten
dmgto her accustomed duties This may seem wonderful but sno
oeSrahge IMAM c ana WouIa alVse a NuH nave @ i
ofconsmponl 10 take this medicine u season. and not wait t an
npg pa5t atho ts case mas t94aIG So lo@teE in ms
medicine vlm ny sosfcloy benefit While sG worth Of Hun
usam has removed the disease renewed the strength and
bot on healthy action ote system Try tlo yourselves and
you think best VIII domost good and wishing that your med
icne may benefit many much a. my daughter
$ would say further that about years agony daughter com
menccd raising blood which continued at times for three years. and
somrno very lad IN about :! e+ Wen sle eo9nenG'u akns
TINS baam Ihe irSt 9ot sppaG me raising OF noou ohttyt
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-08-06
sGgTtCSgFtGCrOt.
HiIling Potatoes.

1t is something amusing to see how many wrl-
tiers on agriculture carry the " odor Of the shop
along with them. They write in the closet what
was learned in the closet, and only imagine I'M
provements which practical men can never as
sent to.
Thus in speaking of killing potatoes they I'M
agine that much labor is saved by leaving the
earth level and as potatoes are injured by ma
king high hill and turning the rain entirely a.
way from the central roots and farmers are ma
king hills more fiat than formerly, these writer's
suppose much hard tabor is saved by leaving the
ground entirely level, and they recommend this
course.
If such writer's had ever titled an acre of po-
tatoes they would know that it is easier to make
hills than to leave the ground evel-that it is
easier to bury the small weeds in the hill than
to pull them out with the fingers or to cut them
up with the hoe man will hoe much faster
if you will let him draw up the earth each way
to the hill than he will if you require him to
keep all level 1t is not only easier to bury
small weeds than to cut them up, it is better hus-
bandry; for buried weeds die at once and turn
to manure; unburied weeds take root again in
damp weather; or if they die they are of no
service in tightening the soil
But we have still stronger objections to the
fancy for leaving the vines of potatoes without
any earthing up You may sometimes have a
good harvest in this way, but generally your po-
tatoes will be too much exposed to the sun as
we'll as to the frost befIe digging. We do OBJ
jet to making the high hills, and we object tc
the recommendation to draw no earth to the
roots of the potato.-PioHghmaR.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-08-06

"The best farming consists in raising the lar
gest crops, at the smallest cost, and with the
least injury to the land"
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1846-02-18
Important to Business. Men.
AND OTHERS.
Residing west and in the vicinity of Buffalo.

New and important position of the Buffalo Neo$pcper
Press, in consequence Of the Electrical Telegraph,
whch is erpected to be in operation betceen Buffalo,
Rochester, Utica, Albany, Boston, Ner York. Phild-
deiphio, Washington, &C., early in the ysnr 1916.
new and eventful era, in the history & importance
of the public press in Buffalo, is at hand
1t is announced, that the different lines Of telegraph,
from the Atlantic coast TO the lakes, and terminating at
Buffalo, will be completed early in January, 1916.
This done, and the Buffalo papers are placed in po-
sition of far higher Importance than the have be-
fore occupied. The reader of Buffalo paper, than,
whether here at the west, will have the business
news, from both those Atlantic cities, and with it that
of Buffalo, thus concentrated and in advance of any
Their possible channel of intelligence. The will be
true of any other important intelligence, Of whatever
kind ln addition to regular and stated announcements
at given hours preparatory to going TO press, any
traordinary advces, will be constantly sent on to u.s.
by an 'extra". For instance, an agent at the Office,
here, sleeping on the spot and with bell his bed,
which may be rung by the agent Boston, New York,
or any intermediate station pleasure, thus reused
at midnight from his sumbers and notified to give heed
to what shall be written for him. This done, and all is
promptly In print, here, to be read by citizens
early as by those where the given event has transpred
So of Congressional and Legislative proceedings.
summary of the doing of Congress for each day, may
lbe published in the Buffalo papers the following
ming, the whole being transmitted from Washington to
Buffalo by the telegraph and of our own Legislature,
Ireports may be given in the way, and with the
sale promptness. In word nothing in the form of in-
tellgence important to be promptly known, will longer
wait with the slow motion of the mails between the va
rous points along the Atlantic coast and Buffalo. All
such will be speeded to US, as if on the wings ohought,
aud its receipt be prompy despatched, in print, to
all the Patrons of the Buffalo Press:
With these facts before them, the Business men Of
the west will begin to turn their attention TO the seec.
ton ofa paper suited to their wants. In the Buffa
IN ional P ! OF, the publishers think such one
may be found in all respects and would respectfully
call attention to the following prospectus of the papers
issued by them,