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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-05-21
STOCK OF NEW
RICH 4 FASHIONABLE
SPRING q SUMNER GOODS

~ OW opening direct from Now Yotk,
~ large aud extensive assortment, OF
goods adapted to the season, including a
moug them
Nuprrror Frcach German, EAgitsh and
Imrticaa Broaioioht TcRiod,
Sa',~ FtCnch Doe SKINS, Plan and FANCY,
N.psr N...., Iaicn'Ia and MarssN,s
Iesfinci N great rGrctV
\ splendid aSsot'mc", 'udlnl IN
100 different So
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-05-21
STATE OF NERNoNT,ipUnrcm,

- \ /, VI Tx N'lN J., T.. u tcWcn-
Distinct Of Rutland, - - hcced that
at q special probate count held ii Ru,lni
within an4 ton siIi distinct "u the OH day
OF May, y d. l-iG,
pn,1nt Wm Hall, JUDGE
Whereas, Whp'leN jn.Guar!nnul James
" N,rIl. Car,l' ,n,". joel ) Nt"' q,
u... .i1itiu. 4... ,.t.m II. Iar,r.. oi ..
ecu.t, 40 the 60. ui lduu.> '.a, AID Smle Of
Michigan, minor chllar,.. of the sand Whip.
pie and hl, late vile Cynthia has dis dly
made aTph,aunu to said count representing
ui.ttho ,ooi ostoro al las snt.i wards winiu This
state consist, at ! oqra, undivided 1lu pat IL
| undivided utli of the real estate which was
set ou, to Itrphcha Sml,h.ltte widow of Joel
S.m'u. ne OF ,liJRu'.Iud tc"cl.cd, t. axe,
according - tine PROVISIONS OF o." wIil Of said
joel Ntl.u consists Of ljorr.s of mct4o"
,la., Goacie. ct p1>'uroand woodland ts1t
tie sac OF tho Iu,rrc~, OF .., SAL ward, 10
.u' tci, estate would ao DluIr.I.e To their
ip.cr,,N ami t.,te'H.r pu'ut >u! rg-r, 'p
grant hin license 90 So, rar ~,wr.
Therefore. It o., rl. .trI ny ,,1 court rrl
slDt app ,cJuou Nr r,ictr.j r.r hr,uu, auI
dr.I,,ou To- TIE hr,' N1rdI, nru- ipc 1T
Iay Of Juu,, u'ti. and l.t, d copy of iul-
order be publslcd t.Jcr weeks surrcesivo.y
pfcyiou, lacrelo ju tr kulipnd ilc,ald, a
newspaper pua'ri Al Rutland 'htI an per,
/ soo, Interested wny appeal aud oy.cCl 10 tGo
same II they see ctu-e.
, true copy Of rc'or',
! 20 HENRY lIfII. Rrri.,cr.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-05-21
Ayers Cherry Pcc,oraI.

EOk me various affections al H. Lungs
j aud Throat o. coughs, co.us, 18th
ina, Group, boar" rr,t. bfonchius
and nripient cun,umpupn. for ale by
10 W T.. &. 81 ODDARD.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-05-21
NOTICE.

rhis NAV eenify ,a4l have this DAY CIV
en- nv son Ehjsh Sherman, j.. MS tus Dur
iagiibe remainder Of hi1 minority, and shs.
claim none Of bis wAges. boS pay any debt
NH. eoAtraeIhc shsT the data.
FLuAF sHEARMAN.
Shrs~s barry, April D. 1875 20
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-05-21
new SADDLE& HARNESS SHOP.

"llE Subscriber Informs his friends
aud the public generally that ne
has taken the shop one door east OF
james Pouet's Store, up stairs, where
he intends 10 cary on the saddle aud har.
ness making business in all It's branches, his
stock and materials ale all new, and he in.
tends that his work shall be done In a man
net that cannot be surpassed by any shop IN
tne county, ard any thing wanted in his line
mat Is not on hand, Will be made to order on
the shortest notice. Trunks, VaIises, and
Carpet bags Of oil qualities and prices
-ALSO-
Nsa. Foot Oh for sale by The pint, quart
q gallon, he will also clean and oil harness.
III tie best manner and at the lowest prices.
Purchases cannot fail 10 suit themselves a,
he has the best Phi'adeiyhia OAK Tanned
Lcdiher and every variety of trimmings which
The New York market aiioids Please to
call belDre purchasing elsewhere.
IRA f. BLISS.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-05-21
STAGE NOTICE.

I'M and after Mondn, Nay II, an accom-
y wn' .'' ,"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-05-21

.ornIse
knces-
eveuiae
sue d
"a whsi
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-09-17
Canal Commissioner.

The importance Of the coming election can
no. be urged too strongly upon the Wings OF
Pennsylvania. She has been literally woun-
ded in The house Of her professed friends. Be-
lrayed by her Buchanan and Dallas, mos, Bit
Ter is the poisoned cup lha, she must drink
Now is her only chance for escape from the
evils that corrupt administration Is endeavor-
ing to lasen upon her. Wm. B. Foster, ap-
proves of the An,-American, Anti Pennsylva-
MIA acts of Polk and Walker His election
would be trumpeted from one end Of The Union
10 the other as Free. Trade triumph All men
would point TO it as convincing proof that Sem
ator Sewer was correct in his assertion about
Pennsylvania, and it would be undeniable evil
dence Of their willing submission TO the car OF
the Administration, for evil or for good. The
system of State mismanagement lha. has so long
disgrsced and impoverished US will be contn-
ued, and the prospects Of State ruin and bank
rup,cy rendered sure.
If. on the other hand, we elect James N.
POuer, which, if we do our duty, we can, our
prospects brighten at once. The enemies Of
Pennsylvania interests will be rebuked for their
hollow hearted deception. Those interests will
be upheld and sustained, and man be placed
in control of our public works who will cause
them to be honestly administered for the bene-
fit Of the people and not the party. Let every
Whig, then, feel personal call made upon him
10 work earnestly in reference to this ma,,er.---
Indeed in the campaign ,ha, approaches, let
the Wings feel tha, they occupy most impor.
tanl situation, and lha. their duty 10 themselves
and their country requires that they be not idle.
Wing.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-09-17
To orr Patrons.

We are preparing ourselves for Court, which
begins in Slroudsburg on Monday next, by ma
king out The bills of all our delinquent subscri-
bers, so rha. if any of them should call upon US,
we will be able to settle with them, without
de,aining them scarcely moment. Many of
ou. subscribers are largely in arrears. and some
of them, have no, paid US penny since we
commenced publishing the Jeffersonian. To
such, in particular. we make an earnes, appeal,
that they will do US justice, and no longer de-
tain from US the riAe which they owe, and
which we are so much in need Of. This is the
last time we can ask them for it. We have al
ready waited loo long and we do hope no one
will impose upon US the unpleasant, duty pla-
cling their accounts in the hands of a Justice OF
the Peace for collection.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-09-17
CITY Papers.

The Weekly North American" is published
every Saturday, by Graham & Conrad, north
cas-, corner Fourth and Chestnut streets, Phil
adelpha 1t contains all the choice news and
articles which are published in the Daily North
American. |. is Whig in politics, and an able
auxiliary TO the cause. Any person desirous
of obtaining cheap weekly political paper from
Philadel phia. cannot do better than by subscri-
bing for The North American.
Weekly Paper" is the lille OF a neat family
newspaper, published in Philadelphia. by Mr..
A. Scoll, at No. lis Chestnut ST., a, 5 ,25 per
annum. We have received several numbers OF
il, and can recommend il as good and iner-
esting family paper.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-09-17
Valuable Discovery.

The Buffalo Commercial learns from gen.
lleman who has just returned from Wisconsin
fifteen miles north Of Helena. is anImony ore
Of the richest quality and in the greatest abun-
dance. The ore is as rich as the galIena or
lead ore, and will yield about eighry-fse per
broad field of copper ore stretching TO The north
and west crops Out on the surface, and is as
easily raised as The lead ore. Furnaces for
roasting the sulphur in the ore, leaving the ar
licle IN tha, slate known as the crude anlimonv
Of commerce, can be erected at expense Of
about two hundred and fifty dollars. When
thus prepared it is worth Two or three times as
much as lead
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-09-17
Working Men of PENNSYLVANIA

When democratic demagogues tell you tha,
their party will modify and render suitable TO
your interests the new an,i.Proleclive Bill, ask
,hem-lf such was the intention of the Democ-
racy, why did Vice Presiden, Dallas vote against
the motion 10 recommi, the bill with view 10
such notifications as Secretary Walker had
promised and as Senator Cameron had urged
Why if Mr.. Polk and bis Cabine. were sincere
y solicilous about the interests Of Pennsylva-
mia, was Mr.. Buchanan so quiet while those in
teres,s were being crushed! Why during the
tendency of this bill In Congress, was he no,
seen sliding amid the members desks and Sc.
curing their votes, as was the fact when every
fayorile measure Of the administration was act
ed upon! These are questions which every
Pennsylvania has righ, to ask, and for which
answers should be demanded IN. American.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-09-17

UJ The $500 editor of the Pennsylvania
serves his master righ. faithfully. In his paper
of the lst instant, in attempting to prove that
The British Bill does no, affect the iron interest,
he says 'ha, one company in Lehigh county,
has within the last len days received appca-
lions for more than forty thousand tons of pig
iron"
A writer in the United States Gazette, of the
Sd, 10 show the miserable falsehood thus put
forth 10 deceive the people, states that there Is
no company in Lehigh having more than two
furnaces in operation, and if they were of the
largest class of Anthracite furnaces, i, would
require over fve years in conslan, operation 10
furnish the 10000 tons. The Pennsylvania
is TOO poorly paid for such labor as this; who
will start petition for an increase of his wa
ges?-NorriStown Herald
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-09-17
Sad Accident.

The Porsville Democratic Press of the ] 9th
inst. says:-The Hon. LUTHER KIDDER, we
regret to learn, while on his way from Wilkes
Barre, to attend on: Court, on Monday last, mel
with serious accident by the upse,ing of the
Stage, when about three miles above Tamaqua
He received several severe conlusions on the
head, bu, i, is hoped he will be able 10 take his
seat on The Bench, during the Court.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-09-17

Bassetr; Captains Clerk, H. Wilkinson, ,oge,h-
er with about fifty petty officers aud seamen.
Lieu,s Hunter and Bergman are ON board
the ST. Mary's.
The U. S. steam cutter Legare arrived here
few days since, with dispatches for Com.
Conner. The day following. flag Of truce
was sen, into Vera Cruz from the Cumber Rand
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-09-17
The Magazines.

Godey's Lady'S Book" and the " Columbian
Magazine" for September, have both been re-
ceved, and as usual are beautiful and interest
ing. The engravings are splendid, and the
reading matter of the frs, order No periodi-
Gals in the world sustain their regulations bet
ter than these Two Magazines.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-09-17
Appointments by the President

George Bancroft, of Massachusetts, to be
Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipolen.
,iary of The United States for the United King
doms of Great Britain and Ireland, vice Louis
McLane, recalled at his own request.
John Y. Mason, of Virginia, to be Secretary
of the Navy, Of the United States, vice Hon.
George Bancroft, resigned.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-09-17

The New York Convention have decided,
that any male CITIZEN Of whatever color, OF
qualifications, shall be admitted To practice in
all the Courts of the Stale. Ii is supposed that
The conditions may narrow rather than enlarge
the circle Of practitioners
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-09-17
Prices of Wheat.

Wheat is selling in Ohio for 50 cents per
bushel, and in Iowa at "a cents. These facts
do not look as if the farmer has been benefited
by the repeal Of the British Corn Laws and the
establishment of British Tariff The western
produce will supply our markets in short time.
10 such degree, that our farmers, will quickly
become convinced that a home market is of
more value than one three thousand miles off.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-09-17

While the hearts Of the American laborers
are filled with sorrow at the dark prospec, be-
fore ihem The wealthy British manufacturers
"hurrah for Polk" If"by their fruits ye shall
know lhem," verify, this experimental" reve-
nue. bill Of Mr. Polk is British Tariff
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-09-17
More of the Effects.

The Norrisrown Herald & Free Press of the
9th inst. says:Wi'h the last few days orders
for coal from his vicinity to the amount Of three
thousand tons have been countermanded. The
increased activity in The coal region. which a
writer in the loco(oco Ledger predicted would
follow the passage Of The British Tariff Bill, is
not very likely TO take place.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-09-17

On DR. That the British manufacturers in
tend 10 present MIR. Dallas with set of plate.
with this inscription" From the Holders Of
the English National Debt, to their Political
Saviour in America, GEO. M. DALLAS.
Englands Pet.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-09-17

The total amount of sperm oil, whale oil and
whale bone, imported into The United States,
in August, is as foIlows:---9,35 barrels sperm
oil; 10000 barrels whale oil, and 3l0,S73 los.
of whalebOne.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-09-17
Read the Advertisements.

Dealers in Hats and Caps, or in ConfectiOn-
arg, may learn something 10 their interest by
reading The advertisements of Garden & Brown,
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-09-17

One Of the oldest snakes in North Carolina
was killed near Ellington few days SINCE
He was the possessor Of eighteen ratIles---con-
sequenIly was $50 DID," or more
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-09-17
Democratic WING Candidate.
FOR CANAL COMMISSIONER,
JAMES Nj. POWER.
OF MERCER COUNTY.
OF MERCER COUNTY.

III We acknowledge, with pleasure the
receip, Of several excellent documents from he
Hon Alexander Ramsay, for which he will
please accept our thanks.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-09-17

LEVI D. SLAMM, of the New York Globe,
having banged away at the Tariff of '42 with
considerable effect, has, it is said been appoint
ed Consul 10 one of The Barbary Powers.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-09-17

Correspondence ofthe JefersOaiqn Republican.
EAsToN, Sept. Is, 1876
Mr.. EDITOR:
The Locos of Northampton held their Dele
gate Convention to-day, al Heckman's. in Beth
ebem township, and nominated Delegates and
Candidates, who are all favorable 10 the Hon.
R. Brodhead. The following are the nomna.
lions:
For Assembly
James Vliet, Allen,
John Jacoby, Lower Mt. Bethel.
Director Of the Poor.
Philip Lynn. Saucon.
Commissioner.
Jacob Young, Moore.
Auditor.
Jacob Schweitzer, l.. Nazareth.
Joseph Hillman. u Nazareth, Peter KEN.
merer, Forks, and MeIchior Horn, Esq, Eas.
ton, are The Congressional Conferees, inslruct'
ed 10 90 for Brodhead. They were elected
without dissenting voice. They will be al
your place on Thursday.
Yours, &C.. j.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-09-17

The editor of the Springfield Republican has
in his possession a cucumber four feet Two inch
es in length, coled up so as TO resemble a huge
green snake.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-09-17
IMPORTANT
From our Naval Forces South.
Outrageous conduct of the Mexicans.

Loss of the Brig of War Trurton, of The United
States The Officers and CreD Of the Trun-
ton, ,oith the exception Of tscO Officers and nine
teen Men, taken prisoners By the Mericans'
and marched to Tamp,co- of Santa
Anna in Vera CruS---PossessiOn Of Calfor.
mia by the Un,ied States Naral Forces
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-09-17

II We are indebted TO the WEEKLY PAPER
for an extra, containing late and important in
telligence.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-09-17

The general election in this State will take
place on Tuesday. the Ssh of October next
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-09-17

From the New Orleans Pieayune Extra, Sept. 5.
We received this morning, by way Of BaIize,
The following informing us of The loss Of the
U. S. brig.of-war Trux,on, with the capture of
nearly The whole Of her officers and crew, in
cluding the captain. The Trux,on was brig
Of len guns:
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-09-17
JEFFERSONIAN REPUBLICAN
Thursday, September II, Is46.

Terms IN advance $2s half yearly and So, so moi
paid befoI the end Of the year.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-09-17

Correspondence Of the Jefersoaiqn Republican.
EAsToN, Sept. Is, 1876
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-27

TT AVE- jul received and vrsrsa 100 p7cherr
FINE CHINA sua QJErNSWA RE

ETAyE JUL received ADD rrersa 100 p,ehoecs
FINE CIii IA sna QJErNSWARE
Apsn- oihrr ariic,cs ih,y have
Pine C,.iI hsisi lhna 'reo Sets from 81 20 90 Re
Rich Cal and Fancy d. dos
% de- cNtts Zoe a. :.
Richly dccofaisd Nanie Osrnr,enis. Ceirgncs Fan.
- iak. Hfsksts &c Va e-eat variety
The Ladics NJ iuvtt,d ., cait unA cxau,inc
ihcsc. ~ ihev sutpas. rnr dang eft tho tinI over
hciore though, tis f,uf'ry art a'c w-tih ssciur
Rich Giil and emh isscd Ffu,' 3 skcis. laced s. bEh
Whie China do 80 a.,
GAL ori i'iain Canrp'isr-. C,s-er,rcs Tarrcers.
Bs'ais ani S'aus; 20 r9s. yarat- rid e cam.
Tea and caec Cups end S,ucer. P.att.. &c. a4iod
Fla,n ard lacey IS seis geots suit cue.
loncrs
. IN cuncnrn wnfr 'r hate 'a-rtreo' pshes urd
psie. 81 an sizr~ T. snt Crfires Tea end .iTr-
Puis Srspr- oui 81, r.. ~. or yafi.us cniois
psnicS. Fitvnac h.ur att tsrrv r sr,-. Z, rr.
rspa edged Plaps 80, a Teas. g.. 81. gini exc.
~ aihcr aricic rs isily s.iN $50 'n.l eErfs.vr
csa'ishrrrnis ~ he rouhirr Oh ,hch the Ielhiis
ne,d o'y coil erd price y, tc satisfied ths, We sei
lower thar thry can he iufrhsse clseWaete, we
hive en- hard aud arc carsinnily mhnuisr,g r,ng
Ca, and rleia Ilsli L,mp~ I.onie'n-. Tumhier,.
D she-. SC, uhch iegrih'r wiih pnr stock OF
Queen-warr. we invite too attention vl pnrrh''cri.
siihrr who e-ale ot re'ail. Y afrhogscs Ne aad
Manros s. WhsShag va nov -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-27
HRENTr.,NCrp,S
ALTERNATIVE * RESTORATIVE SYRt Z
AN ENtiHE NtGErABLE PREPARATION

, ALL hkAtlN l. * RESTORATIVE SYRt L.
AN hNtiHE NtGErABLE PREPARArION.
E,NoN ne Cure "t SCRCFUlA Eall-r rgsni .,
n ne Jopis Chtonic Rheuus,isr, Com. r,,
haro. DYSPEPSIA. Isd,cesios. E,nri,,.. h, IN,
NS'p. N'liIe Rlsh. Tei,et uS.rsY. Sypbrciic or
Mcfcnfisl psen,",; in shoti irori sii diseases a-i
sinc from ou iMruRE state Of tho BLOOD n 10
'areed condition 81 tho Digestive Orssn, 90 ihe ~.
ivD'ciorS pt MERcUEy.
II - nov some twelve years since Ito r-,o,tr,n,
came 10 The knowledge OF an, Sy0p. IN Nh,lh
'ime 'thss he feels harpy ,o saw INT exceeded h,,
eNrcc'a'ions. having ir,'ormsd-, cutcs Nhcr,
Ssa.m's ranarsa sud the vafiuu- rrspsrN'irs ~
SarysPa,i's could ~ thnueh re,slsi.d ~ iot hog
'iin". Produce Toe least -siuIary .elir,N nion the
PATIENTS
In ~ properties. /, is 7oar. ciiia-fic Disslo-
re''c, Dieotc,ic. ant nets uron he LIVER ~ sxe3,
'ing 10 when iopEnid IN fecrcrsn
A. au Ate ire and Ia if,r of lie BLOOD ii
: honestly believed by he Proprietor snregos ,c
any Other medicine NV IN use
Indeed 10 was MOI uniil he haA beccn'e fully'sai
SIZED Of ~ rrroi medicinal vntics ireeihrt with
ihc sni'ri'n on. or persons Who bad w,t es-ed NC
snrnc. Thar he Would eon.cuttp notice u through me
medium ~ newspaper such cnnise ia hh
Always seemed 90 much like quacluy putting o..
self into notice.
n trough The persuasion Of many persons. who
seem to think him ia duty hound 10 publish II 10.
me NNft her The tchcht OF Slltfug nun ttti. lse
has =, length come ;o the CONCLUSION Of pufsrtnR|
The course adopted Ivy every ON pnundcf Of 3nr
medicines. thrugh he treats No, With ihai-b'rcssf<y
effoniery which many use in order 70 ram f;,<;r
sinfT down he ihr0,'s 81 tho easily deused ren-
pie. Certificates e Cnfts have ni'cn heen ten
dcred him. Ger which he i-cl- truly thankful 10
snch Tor their god fnieuiicns) tat suc6 thugs lie
never deemed necessary, ~ he docs y, all utHes
consider hs assertion II itself. nll sufficient and
Ihose who cnnnut take or granted whai he suys.
under M comrnsion 10 take hts uiedicine &c
cumFnnyCe each h",iie instructions f,r taking
Ihe syrup. ard also a description of The hind
of l"od IN he us'd. win the mode OF pre-
pairing a. Fnr snlc M
BRENTLINGERS APoTHECA. Monroe 81.
Near The Cuuri House. where cnH hc hqh ~ any,
hour At 'he dry night. rh, srinn- prescriptions
snd family -.icines ~ sli dc crip'inr-
Also Brend,ngsts Compound Syrup Of Dncset.
.nr the cure of Coughs Cnld'. L,ghtucss of tho
Chest aud IHo'piSnt Consumption.
Should any uersnn Isiter u.'ng hatle Of this
Cugh ir'urc. cim- bach ard say he had received
~ hs ncf ton. L. his moSLy shall ne refunded.
dec23 ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-27
rnp SALE.


ywNUE SUBSCRIBER uleg for sole LIS No'
a Sc aid - ~ NE Oh slnare 81 ne sad'''"n
h. sooth wheeling. (caled Rtch.si'Nnl l1id co.
Nv Ssm1 spnsg snd Jop Riiehs. oPan "h'h
.,eeteJ e-B i8iiahis snd 6 Efen'enl hnrh o"e'
.,ns snd be-. on excellent garden containing "
,,.iy ~ he,cs Ffuif Trees ant ShfnhheNi
~.lI Of ,vs.sr. SAB ing, SMOKE h'ass. &c and
,iss.ntiy snusiei. The popefig isroW COUP
~ Jse,,h Bier Nho wili iak- pisssyfe ~ shp"lhs
= =, sey 600 dssinns " pafrh.se
AISO-The nndivtsd ore haf ~ ifs 80
s,4 .od he uatbstdsd hsif % ne N"t'h hsh =
LIS Ma In ~ - squsfs 81 ne shove $40 sou
3 49,, 4. Sssib whsshos sin ihfif i'nqfossnsn,'
r,o,..,sk afs la,ss nsme dssli'cg. e''oia'n''s y
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