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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-06
RIVER NEWS.

REPORTED by {. II. BERRY,
ID lret 6lnches water in The chonnel--ialing
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES
~ Boats for the iast 81 hours. entiiuy ve,ier.
day at 4 o'clock, Il. ".
ARRIVED.
Zancsyille Packet, Scales, Pittsburgh.
New England ,Pase,
Dominion, Tyler,
Uncle Ben, -,
Newark, Herd,
Island Packet. Long.
Prairie Bird, Vandrgrir,
Clrcassian, Cox, st. Louis,
FlnanCicr, kountz, Cincinnati
Messenger, Liniord.
Columbia, q Neil, Louisville.
DEBATED,
Clipper No. 2, CROOKS, Pittsburgh.
Financier, kounlz,
CIrcsssian, Cox,
Dominion, Tyler,
Messenger, Liniord,
Columbia. O'Nci,
New England, Page, Cincinnati,
Senator, Mcclure, New Orleans.
Lanesvllle. Packet, Scales, Zincsyilc.
Newark, Herd,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-06
POST OFFICE.

, THIS ofcn - the largest distributing or ~ Is
believed M the Union, The service redc in cons ant
ehplnN meat OF six assistants necessary. The Weston
Mail nom Wellington 10 She whole of Ohio indiana A.
iih"is Iowa. Wisconsin, Missnuri. Arkansas Kcuturky
trihuici lcrc.
ARRIVAL. AND pEPARTURE or THE MAILS AT
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-06
.;O KEGS ENGLISH MUSTARD
~ Bales Cassig
cssc~ Iquortce
ca-hs Garrrtrs snuiT, received aud f'r 30 ly
MY FLEMING a. HUNTER
NEW FAE,E GODnS,

e ENEE KTETT most respectfully informs b,s |
Co ncnds Hd custumcfs that hc hiss received from tt
Eastern market, a large assortment ~
Foreign aud Domestic DrV Go0ds.
Selected wUh great care. which Doe ", 900 eel or make iu
Oricr, ~ prices thai cannot taii 10 please.
L,pl- WgAU-Thc ladies ore earnestly utf'ed % call
and cK3utuc his style froojs suitable f,r dff,
wakut dresses gtd 'nfk- cuurrsg 40 Co., new 4f,ic.
uf cn-hmercs, ttlci cloths, "iughas. caitros &c. Nv
sparc muslin DC latcs, Sc together witt iuil s-sorI
ncnt ~ b4ck and wiute gughsus and co i,or- a. Ed
tunutif and comforts pf every description shawls and.
Vel It ma.nt't cent design. at very moderate .I rta
GESrflwEN'- WEtt- Sapeffuc black and ruiorrI
cloths. beaver HHd pilot cip'I. mixed si riti rsa.i
ueres, brown hack and mixed s1tfutt.. rrt u..t cd
tweed shs stfipsd frtnlF. MIXED iUau-. &c. canton
lfutu s.tD i.a aUd srtfiE-, apron ft s'lflHI rerr
fringe, shaw.s, -iIs aud cotton pocket Ua errriie
glove. 'n-t- g.. ifal huCHr hrrI fatf.. .IfIuf
IHrH Ifrhri ltnf-tfci if.- auTrFur iutE uf I'..L
c's Oh. I'D snHa. En tt-IriE uf auiIrIt la. 1.t
III.| |'I... '.r fIn'rHrs fH Htrtnf IIut t.f..i 3
900 fIs' e.fTf n'f.ir. IH showing ms .rIrHts .HH
rustnnc... at i' "W-f ra oi Main 80. rrtr .I. HrId.t
u.f. lU,
r -r Received gf..f .up. frar H rr-rl., b. ...
- rtf.- Ft'e fnH urr ff" iF n ttIEtITI.u
Che '.| H.IHf fI fhs county. D.. .H
pFNII- r,.m tH-vattaof rU Duauta Son
AZ Warranted rupaito auy r uis market fr .a. ly
nly II......
CgrENT BARGAINS sENsEVgY puprf g. f.
~ .rfus al reu1 ouf tisif -.Y. aI ta.ir.rH. -.U
arn.. Nts'u H0 iIUa Iri over frui. t.I .s.Ir r M ..
urW "' Nff I'r" rIr.s- CABS ..,au .aI .. ... f.f.,
u,ia.tt fn $50
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-06

I'd ifft f' 4 YIN VT lAsAfrAf ~ n itias
~ 4 GREEG AGO. ron f,criy.n- and openius tbs.r
- lrH siirpt utiffdNafc and tufrfy, fo whiet'try
aek tl. afirutIn nf raaHifI dra'r.s aHd .iusurcfs
GIENkr hWr. CefHtH aroi aHd IoutIH sufnr.
- HfNf Eri IfrrI -HHr. Hau tH. n...u.s.I UIf Jf
Spear Jackson, -Ie.Ioid England Ilai receives 10
orr A. GREER.
FTtHE nRiTfaU PULPIT -ousa.ut of 5.s.oe-s,.
- ' ir .'H..' 'tt.t I.. ...s u tHl.faF -.aI
HHH H"H I.rH.' .i..f u. . .III .H. .. a...I.
.f. . al 80. 81. }t -.sd..|. .... .- t..t.s
t'H f.U.'. .a ..Irt.Iy 30 lioNi epS
h. - i.I.. ..Ilsf
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-06
s. 4 5000

Grand Consolidated LOTTERY of Delaware and
~ Georgia. Glass Is
To hc drawn a, Wilmington Delaware or SATURDAY
November .. iSsG ''
ptiScS of i5CCO. ofsCC0 of zoe 1 ofs $50 n al
s:N0 of l'rO leo OF 1000. tco of SEQ r,ekc;s SIS
sna,eS y, propo'i"n ocuihcac OF package twenty.
". six quarters S;J.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-06
PIANO-FORTEs & NEW ,,T-slC

d "icivi superior Piano Fories Of America, A
s,y,. ~, a hah"iecnre OF crotch Mahogany r,,-c,
. : 1871 Iutnnnurr Shaded Mahogany pian .l,s,lcI
,,, ,.lsn Manufacture, furniture very clrr,n, TIcsc
., nave ueen selected hv the SUBSCRIBE v,,,I,
80 CSIe, and VIII he warranted to purchaser and
. q, ''S lowest Manufacturers nrccs s,lJr. -,
Oet. a -, .''" '"' -" ioSrd, for sale by MEILOR
" No II Union Street
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-06

o. NNUEREiE- ur.te,s .... .,..... 49,.
- 49,. inni fststJf tsH llr ..f. ~
~. uWulIn.W -Lm----
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-06
WHOLESALE AND
RETAIL, DRY GOODS ItOUSr.


- EESONS wishing 90 purchase hy Tic wholesale ~ m
do well to cali ~ the Wholesale Store tetnrc pur.
chasing elsewhere. There viii lc found nir stock
erca' variety of Notions Witch is usually Kept ,n
sale III a. reduced prices. ~ ven will favor rs
with call will take great pleasure u. showing our
goods and have the least tit what we can
please every one II regards prices if we have tie ar.
cio 20 .uit theln. JOHNSTON x BERRYHII.L
No Mdiu Wheeling. Va.
October ], 10 Argus copy.
Il LACKsMITHs can 10 snppyei by the surserl or
~ with Auvis, solid BOX Nitcs aud common do. Hci
lows Arndt'S make, Stocks and dies Files apd RssIr
cast aud shear steel of the extra quality all of which lac
Viii sell a. low they he brought from the east
wi'h The addition Of carriage. SAM FL NEIL.
Tx EDiCNf, B0OKS-hc subscriber requests tl,, AT.
t@ tcufiou Of the Medical profession tn his large aud
complete a-sbrimeut of Medical Books cnmpfisug tIt.
various works on Practice surgery, Maicfia Malica
Guiding the icNt looks ~ general use, az the work
received AS -oon as published mo a. THOMPSON
Oci"' or -, lsi6. Union street
EyrEEATGsE on r0isONS-N tte,tics ON Poiso1is In
a relation Medical Jurisp prudence Ply sioiory art
tho Practice 0t Physic, rs Euieft Chruisou VI ~. =
v. = r., cc. work valuable alikr tlr Medical ant
LEGAL professions, ior sale by no ~. THOMPSON,
oct 20 tnion Street.
- NEGE white go, Comf,rt.. in.. received. some
st~A thing cNtfa, rs sENFENEl a RuOUFss.
Oci - 1916
SADDLlERI -IlARDW ARE.
OTf 4 GREER are now rrceit ing their ian -arpiy a
~ Goods u this uuc winch viii &C. sold a. short profit
fnr cr-h. scpien,l o. 30 la
RTEEP WARM.-stcam toat owners ytdi please r,
--A mcnii az THAT we have large stock of Quit Ma
trs--c, rilows, &c. &c htnd and sale bow II q
Ma'u IT, Wheeling. scls MENnEL& itNEppuR
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-06
WATCHES.

WATCHES.
TEFtfL Jcu c,cd Gold Lever Watchcs
- Rain. DO so.
Pun Iewccd Anrtur aIrcWcrt Levers.
do lcpinc and cylinder cscapcnent do
Silver lever. icpiur cylinder do AID verec
wstcicz just received aud i1t saie ~
JNO. BISHOP. No ~ Maia ~
CsrELLtNG COOKS iust reviewed i,--e .s.or,rirrt
- ot tnihs new spvirre Cuha4 old edition. United
State. tOmify fuersnus and Wei -fr.. srcor. for
sa'e wtoiCsa'r aud rftaity " ROBH.
Uct ~. rOrurr uf OIL tuu so.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-06

BOARD OF TRADE.
oommitiee on Commerce for NOueH,Jer.
;. NrLALLES, JNo. MLuHE, w. :. wtcvu,v
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-06
SOMETHING NEW
LOOk IN

SENSENEN 4 RHODES have received this uo,,i
Van entire new article FOR trimming ladies drcsSes
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-06
FRE~u SIPPLY.

~" iN'Ml -ON. surtrslaI .a A. b. u4.f, .if.
= 80 Y- haf jnsi tefetea nfsH .uHfIl % e..I. .sf
v itg N sa'ifl fo be slItsIt l,..e sf4 tt..rf
'a't hini 90 say to thr Hfu.er rlsfas.-fs .f
VIC it'ii''ii aHd cd uf'nIs 'al a.rr l.. .I.
WV 80. iN'i -'s -prt b. AID III, q
u'c reFlisltioH "f be- nfti.,...sa,f \. !. ,l.. t.
willie tniit steisiue,l by h.us
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-06
&,a5.OOO

fokpMoKE RIVER LOTTERY, Glass No. 500.
November D. let6. r-
- nunhet Lo,ier. II drawn taos. Splendid scheme
nt'z. OF Ssot'n OF wu. of i.oOo OF 80. OF
sOue. of i2i7. al lsO0. and OF 1900 Tickc,s 81
shares m proportion. certificate OF packages lftwcn.
N-hNe wholes willeot sire. tweniy tive halves $50
twenty five quarters $50.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-06

DIED.
~, NJ 'he residence OF her son, Francis Nj
, thompson, 81. Mary, Mercerco. Ohio, on the
81 I'm ult. MRS. DoRCAS MlLBURN, aged
% years, formerly OF this city.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-06
READY MADE CLOTHING ROOTS
Ann SlInt.S - -

I'hh SUI scrii er of'ers lar.e s:nrk or ,to ., .
Nocsee al prices far icow the cnsou,ar, go, W
a. az AnS,ion Rooms, Marke, square nary,ir
sc,I ~ '"''S' WM. HALL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-06
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IN CLOTHS.

con BBI.S y O Molssses
Wv 80 do VI de-
80 do Loaf Sugar
ljHilhds y @ Sugar received and for sac bv
iy FLINtINg * MINT
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-06

- ,tt Mo RohES just received al Niroli 4 Can.
- Ssaddlc Birdie, Harness and 1nuk isnufacior ~
9 nS" street wheeling Va For sale low for cash
HANEa lot Of Hats on hand tina, I yin IL, .
'' ''h per cent Glow cost-ha,s that were SOFA ,,
10, ""H ohtS'int are otherwise The. were made ~
IN M' hh"Wh stop shop No up street pcrsons tl,,,
i've ~ glass houses should not throw stones. ''''
soP - Al lIARPEH
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-06
SNDDLERY -UARUW ANE.
HARDWARE

"a NJ CUTLERY Tho subscriber hss Ui.t received
So AVID opened fresh supply OF liaousrr and Cut.
erN a'd s prepared 90 furnish every hug boo DO, Hard
ware Hud CUTLERY hnc, ne s exclusively u af ...
uc a. Gev0trs hs attention to s ercpn OF edge ioos
particularly. and such goods uerrs4srt ffte soin
plcipu of House and wH vii tls uioersi
'rttss ior cssii. SAM 80 NEEL.
October 20. iriG
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-06

N DOZEN Wooden Baud BnNes lust received al the
~ BLACK Mammoth Boot, and viii lie sold by the nest
dozen.
Oct /, 20 TODD & HOWELL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-06

go Alto RNEY AT LAW.
Fourth Street. two doors south or ,Lc -, n,
o Wheeling, Va
The banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1844-1847, 1846-06-10

To such men Texas is indebted for
her emancipation from Mexico. Few
us they arc, they have won her liberty,
and have miraculously maintained it
for ten years against the boastcd power
Of Mexico We trust that the President
Of the United States, in making his ap-
pointmcnts, will not overlook them. Tex
as has il host of heroes, who not only
from ten years experience, understand
the Mexican mode Of warfare, but who
knows every hill and dale, river, pass
and mountain gorge in the cncmy's
country. Such men rs Generals Burlc-
son Green and Mcleod, Coils. Cook
and Hays, Capts. Walker, Mccullough,
Gillespie and others should be promptly
called into the service and we are de-
cidcdly of opinion that the gallant and
distinguished Com. Moore should have
the command of the Gulf fleet. In ad-
dition to his high qualifications as ma
val commander, Com M. is better &C
quaintcd with this coast than any pilot
on the gulf.
The banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1844-1847, 1846-06-10
Abbeyille C. II, s. c.:
WEDNESDAY,, JUNE 10, 1916.

Errata,-In the letter of our CORES
pondcnt upon the first page, the name
OF" "Gordin" should be Garvin; in the
18th line of the second column for .in-
sccts" read saccetS in the 23d line for
" forests" read po'ts, and in the next
line for base" read bass.
The banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1844-1847, 1846-06-10
Iz= A negro man, named Dick be-

~ A negro man, named Dick be-
longing to DR.. J. J. WARDLAw, and in
the employment of the Rev. D. M. TuR-
NER, was killed on Friday the 5th inst,
by falling into a we'll. He had gone
into the well after bucket, and when
reaching the top his head became giddy
and he fell back, which killed him IN
stantty.
The banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1844-1847, 1846-06-10

% We have had for several davs
past quite disagreeable spell of rainy
weather, which we are fearful will in
jure the wheat crops much The pro.
spects for an abundant harvest were ne
yer better in this country. Crops Of all
kinds look fine; and the fruit trees are
already bending with fruit. The grass
in many parts of our District has sprung
up with such luxuriance and rankness,
that farmers have been unable to sub
due it, and we have heard of acres of cot
ton in consequence, thrown away. 1t
would be better for our farmers and the
Country in general, if they would every
year throw away some of their cotton
andplant more grain. AT the present pri-
ces Of cotton, is impossible that much
can be made by it. We should attend
more to raising stock, and not depend
upon foreign supplies. We have ever
regarded it bad policy for farmer to
plant all his spare lands in cotton to the
neglect of other crops, and at the end of
the year expend the proceeds of his cot
ton for the purchase of hogs and horses.
The banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1844-1847, 1846-06-10

~ The Court Of Equity for this
District commenced on Monday last.
Chancellor DUNCAN presiding.
The banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1844-1847, 1846-06-10

rctrcated to Camargo, about 200 miles
from Matamoros, supposed for reinforce
mcnts. A party of Col. Twigg's Regi-
mcnt Of Dragons, under the command
Of Capts. May, Arnold and Carr, arrived
at Point Isabel on the evening of the
25th inst, for the purpose of recruiting
their horses.
DErLoRADLE MAssAcREEs IN TEXAS.
We copy the following from last eve
ning's Courier
A letter from San Antonio dc Bcxar,
gives deplorablc accounts of murders
and robbcries committed upon the pco-
pie Ihhabiting the western frontier Of
Texas, by the Camanchcs and Lipans.
Most Of the able bodied men of the colo
mes of New Braunfels, Castroville and
Lake Quanni having joined the army
under Gen. Taylor, the savagcs prof.
ting by their absence threw themselves
upon the old men, women and children,
burnt the houses, the crops of corn, mu-
tilated the dead bodies, violated the wo-
men, and carried off number of chill
drcn into slavery.
The banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1844-1847, 1846-06-10


hama, there is IA rush in the way
of volunteering. 1t is stated that
nine companies have already left
for the scat of war, eight others
have reported themselves to the
Governor, and several others have
been formed, and arc organizing.
1t is said that a perfect flood Of
volunteers are pouring down the
=" big rivers" 500 at Louisville,
expected at New Orleans imlncdi-
ately-50o at Memphis, waiting
orders and numerous companies
at NatcheZ, ,Vicksburg, and, indeed,
all tho way up, ready for march
ing.
TIE SANTA F'E ExrEplrIoN.-The
St. Louis ieveille says that Capt.
OBrian, who arrived at St. Louis
on the 10th ult., recommends that
the first object Of the invading cx-
pedition should he to capture a
Mexican military post on the Rio
Grande, about $50 miles below
Santa Fe, which keeps open the
communication between that city
and Chihuahua, and which, IN our
possession. would form a link of
connection between our armies in
the south and the north. The
northern provinces, thus separated
from southern Mexico, would
yield at once. To illustrate the
character Of the people, the Re-
veille states that last "September
the whole country was in n panic
at the outrages of the Indians-the
inhabitants from various ranches
huddling and penning themselves
together like sheep in the supposed
stronger places. One thousand
ltancheros mustered courage to go
out from Chihuahua against the
Apaches. They were out thirty
two days-came in sight Of the
savages-instantly fled, and re-
turned, in shame without further
demonstration" Capt. O'Brian,
being at the time a resident of the
city, then marched out with thirty
two Americans, and attacked and
defeated party Of Ia savages,
Capt. Kicker succeeded him in
command, and, with his little band
was subsequently employed by the
government to protect the pro-
vince. Both he and O'Brian are
Irishmen, and hence the whole
party are now called the Irclandes
Diablos, or Irish devils. The Re-
veille adds, that "the province of
Sonora is already in state of
revolution-Durango may be ex-
pected to join it; Zacatecas al
so. Sonora, part of Durango,
Sinaloa and California, wish to be-
come an independent republic.
With regard to California, it is but
restrained by American influence /:
the settlers there not yet feeling
themselves strong enough to take
the direction of the movement"
COFFEE BAG SKrRTs.-The ladies
Of New Orleans it is said are in
the habit Of using coffee bags, in
stead Of grass cloth skirts, and
lately a very dashing spinster,
passing the ruins Of an old wooden
building, her light dress was
caught by a nail, and was torn al
most entirely off, revealing to the
astonished spectators the we'll
khown commercial phrase, (" Prime
OM Java," written in large char
acters upon the skirts underneath.
The modification of the lady may
be imagined: she Immediately
hurried into a cab, and drove home
in a state Of destruction.
The banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1844-1847, 1846-06-10

~ Volunteering seems to be going
on slowly in this State. BY the late \
Charleston papers we learn that but
four companies have as yet rendered
their services to the Governor; among
these we are proud to see first upon
the list the McDuffie Guards of this
District, commanded by Capt. J. F.
MARSHALL. This is fine company,
composed entirely of young men. The
greatest enthusiasm prevails among
them; and we venture the assertion
that if they have an opportunity they
will acquit themselves nobly upon the
field of battle.
We are beginning to fear, from the !
aspect of things, that our State will yeY
have to resort to draft to make up thu
number required. We trust. for the hon
nor Of South Carolina, this will not be
the case. Any quantity Of Resolutions
may be found in the papers from the
mountainsto to the scaboard, approving the
course of the President, and declaring
the war just uron our part, and pledg-
ing, in an indefinite manner, ourselves
to defend the country and support the
President in prosecuting the war; yet,
what signifies all this ado, when men
withhold their names and refuse to offer
their services to their country. Let US
be less famous for windy resolutions and
more notorious for action.
The banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1844-1847, 1846-06-10

From the Army.-In another column
we have given all that is of interest from
the army. Matamoras was taken with
out opposition; the Mexicans having
left the town. A considerable quantity
of ammunition was found which they had
left behind, and mush was also destroy.
ed by them by throwing it into the wells
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1846-10-01

NliE Proprietor is DESTROYS to express the
n tact, that his mc dlcine is even capable Of
more Than carrying out what he Recommend, It
Tor. AS tor instance, he has heretofore not re-
commended It as a perfect cure in al cases of
Consumption, and other diseases OF the Lungs,
Liver and Throat, Coughs and Colds hur per
sons who use II being the best judges Of its ner-
IFS, decide al once that il is The perfc ZION of an
elective medicinal preparation, Testimonials
crowd In on the Proprietor, stating such rapid
cures OF the above diseases even when of The
most nggravatlng character, that there is no
outstanding the natural inference that il ex-
ceeds in power, by the fleet of its sinpuarlv
happy vegetable combna ion. any Of tie mine
IA and dangerous noslroms dt vised b, IT. hand
OF quackeIy. This medicine is Natures grand
speclhc IN lung complaints; ii touches the seat
OF the disease, IL proceeds at once to purify and
detfrge the lungs and chest Of those humors and
decayed parts which result from the action of
disease, and when it has performed this pant of
Its nihce, 1t commences to repair the Ia>ages
made IN the vltals, and strengthens and increas-
es the action of the vessels that the rart is re-
neWed sufficiently to perform its wonted duties,
and the cure is effected. The consumptive
should know tina: to them delays are fraught
with danger, and even day wasted in worse
than useless tamperlng with their complaint, if
devoted to the use OF the Restorative, wonld be
bringing them so much nearer to cure. There
is an abiding sense of comfort while under the
mild and soothing yet eheciual action Of this re.
medy, which is happiness indescfbabe hv the
patient; it is a feeling Of an ensured escape from
death by an almost miraculous human interven-
ton.
The following certificate is from DR.. Chiffon
the well known New York chemist.
have analvZed bottle of medicine called
"C-Brlnckerhoff's Health Restorative, and find
that it poes no: contain Mercury, or any other
metallic preparation, nor opium in any of its 8
forms. tits composed ofvegerahle matter entire
ly." JAMES r. Chiffon I'D.
.BR!NCKERHOFF. Sole Proprietor.
Princi oal Office, $50 Broome ST N. Y.
Fo. sale BIZ BALDWIN & CANpEE, Litchfeld;
n: Lyman, Goshen; Cowles & Hungerord,
Wolcottve. Calhoun and Porter. Plymouth;
Dewey, Pennington, and nv one Agent in
almost every town il the United States
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T CLARKE, M. D, F. R. s. and M R. M. S.
y = London, takes this opportunity to inform
his friends and the public generally. who may
need his professional aid, that for the greater
convenience OF Numbers of his patients, he
has removed to East Hdrtland, Conn. where
in the course Ct his regular practice as ply
stefan, he can be consulted at all times upon
the cure of Cancer, Scroiula, or Kings Evil,
Ulcers, Fever Sores, Fis'ula, and all cutaneous
Diseases. Consumption in the first and second
stages, Rheumatism, inhammatory or chronic.
OF long standing, Calcul or distractions in the
urinary passage. Also bleeding at the Lungs,
Asthma, etc.
j. G confident of his ability in the cure Of
the above diseases, having had close intima.o"
cy and frequent converse with some of the.
principal physicians in London. Sir Henrv ;
Hallord Bart NJ D., Sir Ashley Cooper Part
M d., Dr. Abernethy, DR.. Carr, etc, ofIeri
himself and solicits the favors and homes 10 50 =
cure .u the confidence of connfding public.
=. All letters must be addressed East Hartl.nb-
Con, post paid 'A"' 'i"i"
April ID, Is46. a.. =
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Farm for Sale,

- A FARM containing 23o
sssss1EEs to Meadow, PIowIand, Pasture
<sEzz94szsz2s and Wood land. Said Farm
lies both sides of the rond which leads
from South Farms to Waterfowl, and
is about two miles fromlhe former place,
and lies in the town OF Bethlem, two
miles northeast from he Meeting House.
There is on the Farm large two-story
DWELLING HOUSE, suitable for one or Two
families; two large Barns, with suita-
BILE out buildings.-TheF Farm has been
used for Dairy Farm for thirty years,
and will keep 30 Cows, pair of Oxen,
and a span Of Horses, summer and win
ter; besides sufficient land toplough.-
A liberal credit will be given fu~ a good
share Of the purchase money, if uesi-
red.-Enquirc of the subscriber on the
premises.
DANIEL L. BENTON.
Bethlem, Dec. 2, 1914. tf29