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Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-07-29
respondcnce Of the Jefersonian RepuJli
PencillingS at Rand Cm.

MOrriStorn-Pubhc Square, Public Buildings
-"Fot Non sense IYashinston's Head
Quarters IN 1879 SO Count Pulaski Nor
TfS and ESSer Rail Rodd-Incident, DC DC.
MoRRIsTowN, July "a, ls47.
Morrislown, situated as it is on an elevated
plain, in The midst of country under high
state OF cultivation, now bearing upon its broad
bosom an abundance of rich golden harsesls,-
enjoying pure and delightful Atmospheric
having a suffcency of good wholesome water
with scores of pretty ''s''.'' and a dozen
ct cGteraS, render il one of the most charming
places in the country. The streets, which are
broad, inlersecs each other a, right-angles, and
are bull, up with splendid private residences,
and public edifces, all embowered in rich pro-
fusions OF shrubbery.
The Public Square i. beautiful plot OF
ground and has undergone some improvement,
recently, but doubtless susceptible Of more. 1t
should be literally interspersed with variety
of shade trees, and small fountain mehinks
would moi delract from lis beauty and interest,
Among the public buildings The frs, Presby-
'eIian Church and the Couu House rank The
frsi,ihe former am told was established in
l74o 1.-The latter, magnificent structure, was
erected some 25 years since at an expense Of
$4,000. Immediately back Of The town on
commanding eminence are the ruins of Fort
Nonsense, built in the Revolution. The old
fort has been considerably "done-for" by Time,
YET its outlines can be distinctly seen. About
quarter Of mile east OF the Town, on eleva-
ted ground, stands The building that was occu-
pied by Washington as his head quarters in
1779--S0. An amusing incident is related as
having occurred during that time, showing The
cooIness and self-possesson of the the "Fabius
OF America" During the winter several false
alarms were given of the approach Of the ene-
my. One evening, abou, midnight, when some
OF the younger officers were indulging them
selves over their wine in the dlning-room an
alarm was given. A guest, young man from
New York, something of bon utUQnt was in
much trepidaiion, and rushing GU, into the en-
try exclaimed. "Where's The General1 where's
'H0 NS"S'e' "1shhStoh, just iheH COMING
down stairs, met him aud in moderate tone
said, "Be quiet young man. be quiet"
Coun, Pulaski frequently exercised his corps
Of Cavalry and performed astonishing feats on
horseback in from, Of the headquarters. II is
now The residence Of Judge Ford
Tbs operations of The Morris and Essex R.
r. from Morristown TO Dover are spirited in
deed; they contemplate having il completed in
October. The prospects for the extension OF
This road 10 the Water Gap. and from lhenee
90 the Lacka~anna Coal beds are very fauer-
ing. f
Visitors are constantly arriving and depart
ing for Schooley's Mountain. Basking Ridge,
aud Meudham. Ply they could not have a
peep at The Delaware Water Gap. With what
rapture mingled with aslonishment would they
gaze upon the Alpine scene, clo'hed in all its
grandeur and magnifcence. More anon.
THE DOCTOR.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-07-29

According TO Inc quarterly repor. Of ,be Sec.
reia'y of The Treasury, The Goyernmeo, ~.
during The quarter rece:.;,e ed revenua - .rS
amount Of s6.30o,onJ, and within H. :" .ne
'''ie' o0ffo'Sea 1910, $50. We wonder if any
ioeoloeo oiheeTs Of Government ever trouble
themselves now ahoui he famous ma kim of Gen.
'acHsoh-," those gae trade on borrowed capital
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-07-29
Young Ladies' Institute.

The attention Of the reader is directed to the
card of the Principal of this Institution which ap-
pears in our paper Of to-day. We understand this
Institution offers admirable facilities for the edu-
cation Of young Ladies'
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-07-29
Relief Notes.

~ Thirty eight thousand seven hundred and
ffiy-wo dollars of the relief issues were cancelled
10y the Stale Treasurer on the 3Ist uIl.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-07-29

O. l.. BARNES, at Milford, Is duly author
lied to act Agent for this paper; to receive sub
scriptions,' advertisements, orders for job work,
and payments for the same.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-07-29

told all along by the Locofocos that the high
prices Of Wheat and Flour were caused by the
Tariff of 1916. Now, when the prices are
rapidly falling, these Locofocos are silen, as
death on the subject. If the British Tariff of
46 caused the advance in the prices of provis-
ions, 10 what is the declining prices 10 be at
tributed Viii these homes, Locofocos tell US!
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-07-29

Is The N. Y Journal of Commerce SAYS
that frauds are pracllced IN the preparation
OF coilee for market. Some bags recently re-
ceired have stones in them weighing a pound
or more. Stones are very well in their proper
place, but the Journal insists ,ha. they do no,
make good coffee.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-07-29

The debts of all the States in the Union amount
TO S22i Oa3,s27
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-07-29

MOrristown-P Public Squarc--PuJhc Buildings
-"FOt Nonsense" 3 IVaShington's Head
Quarters in l779-s -s0-Count Pulaski Nor
riS and ESSer Rail Road Incident, dc. DC.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-07-29

Having been kindly presented with a copy OF
this paper, have resolved to contribute 10 it some
efforts OF my pen, should they be thought worthy
OF its columns. The following is part of Ser
mon delivered July 4th, ls47, and, if desired, l
shall give the remainder in subsequent numbers
of the paper C. M.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-04-28
STANTON -EXThRNALEEMEDY

nov upiversaHy rkuowledtedt to he he MALL
4 BLEKEnEnY Tor rheumatism, Spinal Affections,
Contraction OF the Muscles, sore Throat and Qulusy,
Issues. old Ulcers. Pains in the Back and CheHt, Ngue IN
thee reast ana ace, Tooth Ache, SPtaius, bfulses. SAT
Rheuui, Burns, CronP, Frosted Feet, and all Nervous
The TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS which las attended
the Application OF TINS most MEbl.
ia curiug the most severe cases Of the dlleredt
diseases above named-aud the HIGH ENCONlUMS
THAT have been bestowed upon 1t, wherever 1t has been
iuir,,inced. gtve me the rtsht H. call the afflicted 10 resort
al once 10 tho My REMEDY TINT CAN BE RE
LIED EPON.
u The Faculty unite tn recommending the celebra-
ted External Remedy liunl', Imminent.
TI4 following letter from TIE highly eminent Physi
clans who have been attached to the Mount Pleasant
State Prison iot many yeats. IS the best evidence Of the
''s 80 Sc s.<a. December %. lsI5.
My DEAR SRI received your note OF yesterday, ash-
ing my opinion in re'aIou to Hunts Eminent, as PrePa
red ~ MIR Georpe T. Stanton Knowing its competition
and having frequently used II, I csu recommend II 10 YOU
as asalc External Remedy, and. ~ my opinion, the besl
IiufWeat nov. an use. fours respectfully.
\ X HOFFMAN.
Col Pierre Van Conlandt. Croton Manor.
! concur ia the above opinion " \ BLLCHEH,
AuHkfowS.J January II, 1915.
slE-In reply To your letter, I would say that l have
used Your External Remedy, called Hunts LI1iment,
IN my practice since YOU Hnade NE acquainted WIN It's
composition, and / uIi1estalsngy say that 1 believe II 10
be tie Test External Remedy nov N nse for the com.
plants for which you recommend II.
Yours, &c. bENJ1 Ml4-LEh vi II.
From the y. Y. Sun.
Among the mass OF worthless articles and hninhugsthai
are poured forth at tie p escut day upon The country, ii
Is really refreshing to md something OF real practIcalu.
tllty something simple, speedy and eheeluai IN MS opera
tian ard Al the same time free from those Injurious eft
ferts which generally attend powerful remedies. Hunts
Liniment, prepared hy George L. stanton, OF sing sing,
though II has been but a short Time hetofe the puhlic mas
already Obtained the confidence, not only OF our most
wealthy aud miudntIal citizens. hut our most eminent
hvsIciaus. Al acknowledge Il 10 he a sovereign balm
Tor my ofthc ills hat flesh Is heir to, soothing the a
ching limb, and by Us genuine stimulating influence, la
uIstine disease rom the - slent,
This Imminent 10 sold al - ara cents per holtle, ny
the p0nclple Druggists aud Ne sJants throughout the
rounrtfy. Orders addressed To me At Sing SING, New
va GEORGE T.. STANTON.
Proprietor.
TGs dove ~54esisiue - f45 sale u Wl'eelt8s, Va. at the
49, al drs4l ga \ EAlkGIlILD,
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NEW STORE, NEW STORE.
A LEHMAN x son


TN Y just arrived In town from the Eastern cites.
~ and ss now o. euIng and offering for sac on tbs
Wsst b!de OF Market s4aare.in the roam lEltlF occ4ils3
by Garrcttson, a ark and vefy general assortui'ui u
DRY GOODS. llcV foods aud trimmings, dH4a1fF
winch viii be found hfaad catIIs uf eveEF color. sHatae,
description aHu price, taas .Hefust plain SUI lanes eaH
afs, sattnstts. pldin, strued lad h4t AIRED; laernd s-sa-
Haeres, pam, striped and AIRED; sumuer cloths TOR eoai-
aud psut.; tWeeis OF evsfy stfle; Large s-7ottneaf -
satin aud Other kinds Of vestlnes, sak aud altta cfaFaia
snd scaris; a large s's4f,meHt u AhtI ami oAa po-hei
Lsn4kertnlsh, &C.
LApIEs' WEAR. a very large 4sssrtment Of ing
mans and eingh4u ias9na, @1at.4a-rA@Ea l'teses,
s,Vles null, shop lawns, &ces, lAte nFasiine. hoitfS
Linss, Glpaczs, cShJnerCs, muslin &c i aeS. s1dfls Lhd
seAffs, gloves Gnd hosiery Of 81 descriptions, = -
saftnurt u hount,t aud tanHei f.bhuis - tts ht.t 4A4
newest s. zee. Ai-a = large assa1ilaent 81 umbrellas -ad
parasuls, ealcae= AID domestic Ruf0s OF tFefy 4e@tt4
prce and description.
For particulars call al our store, waeTe We fti4 rHe'
.lra arealns 10 / edIus and Gentlemen as WhI frh6ef
tHafu f4i eamp.usalteH lat their trau.Ae. as gu ..ocN. e.
ali tuaes WI r. t-aui a-fll ana complete as -nr # tHe
rur. and. without t~Hsggins aloutit, We wit sell ia@ef
ian sAg al uuE Helsuaofs-
a. 'tHN' -
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Ne II ORE.


Wholesale and Retoii Dry Goods House
WILLIAM BAILEY
yyAVtNG taken the large and commodtops store
81 room formerly occupied By McssrsOu & Gree q
a Hardware Store, VIII Omen TINS d., one Of The lafte5t
and h~ands1mcst stocks Of Fancy and Stahle Dry Haods
ever offered teiore in TINS or any other CITY west OF Tie
mountains. and all persons wishing any tfdEg In tie
greater Inducements oftr red to them than Lave ever zen
offered heretofore IN TIN. city. l am now receiving Q
beautiful stock of Ladies Dress Goods from New OHh
something different from ANYTHING row In this city,.
LADIES DRESS GOODS-Satln StriRed Lawns, ON
bra do, Corded do, PomrSdcrH do, Glnensm do, BIaneA
10, PARIS do. Silk and Worsied Bsrages. Hore'ei ard
aud Cotton do, Barred Jacouels, isNss Muslin, STRIPED
do. Tarleton do, Muslin de Lane, BomlazInes, Alfaca5.
and uunerousothers.
GENTLEMEN'S WEAR-Btack French Twii'cd
CIotHs. piain Liack do. brown French cloth. police cleft
tor sacks, LACK French doe SKIN cassimeses, fans 10
do, tweedJ drilled drab ditto, &c. White linen driIiHzs
super extra aud all kinds Of simmer wear for eeais,
gloves, hosiery, cravsis. collars, scarfs, haukerel.efs
and suspeuders Of every description.
DONNETS, BONNE Ts-Tbe lsrgsst ard handsofHs=t
assortment IN this city, without exceptions. Alttuas
and flowers III great variety.
SIIAWIs GHAWLS-S0Is afthe HsndsouestC aa-
ton Crspe sbaNls, and few more coming. Twisted suS
shawis; something very eiegsHt--a new article called
Canso, suFer larage shawls. aad d variety OF all of1ci
kinds Gf shaWIs sold IN tins CITY parGs0ls In Great "a
riety. Cal al The new eheaP cas- store OF NM. BAL
LEY. No 80 Main St. WheetuE. Va. next door to J.
kigeT. Wholesale and Retail Rouse. pr
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q 99t of ae wonderful properties oi lAe q
Dsnea leilg'e.
Err kEADl1A READ
.np ga1 a,..uat. having visited MIR Isaac Broeks,
I'm - Nssrs Fouand and Walton. sc
4 spft.f I'm 4H#5. consider his case the most
Ham #e Vr.lar witnessed OF heard OF
I1sf "a. A-s>t .8FII. A. and terrible must have
N !. ftsrs ouHeI with the DESTROYER
ktr4utg i,lrar ROOF of lus MouTH, NosE.
In, am IQVer Ind oftre RIGHT EYE hav.
lsire 4Hs f4aa >r,kLY EArgS ar. and part Of
. B6N4-zf.I away. Ana yet We can give 10
tlioH d .rsse
5ih0fmsu slasiW Jsuary last, the whote interi=
N nuatH q, w astHost othis face, Was a mass
pI @ lu5e-
hsi lH4at January last. he commenced taking ilr
N NftiETABLEPAN ACEA, which
Nil disease n iew DAYS, and from that Time Ibs
se t.s,aI TttAoat lhtcfmi-sion.
He SaHHlea the place Of the deep ulcers,
heaIa srr,tofCd.
pr lSSr-cd Fiat IN tie treatment of Mr. Brooks
baERit HItLN, Umlmeuis. or CaHstIe Applics
hse teeufsei. On fact. The PANACEA ALONE.
lIs wonderful change.
" J. ltVsrd. Afaevlte. tlaw ford COUNTY, la
!oIassAf S4Ht# SteoudSifett, Philadelphia, =
rtoHsA, laHcastef, Pennsylvania,
l&atdqta, "a Nsdh Eleventh. street. Philadelphia
lppelol. {. ii lagth Street, do
y slee4H-, A,Gamdeu, New Jersey,
Man. OF MIN. Teeth, 10y Ninth It, Phila,
I~ele4weter Edrs Democrat, - y 3D. st, do,
1Nele. Pastor Eleventh Ram "a rburrb pl4ia
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jill JW
nv. II.
'LgLlABLE ANTl-BlLlOCS
4 FAMILY PILLS

d "a 1TQfad N m, ,,o.,a., ~ ..u.,
esstfe4, IS lave failed. The worst ease. Of
stc daa.lgbt ION f,,pq. ehol,e. era ,,na,,s rhem.
Y, hea3us at sas Ae,4a-he and niles nave teen
b.. Ist.ss .1i9 n also, liver COMPLIANT. OF long
ssar 49, V1.ses'ioh OF "V Ptoap' IN
g. D al 4. l1ag 't.e siae' t,l9Ls 49,, 49, =,
-Al>t tQ4 oftbe .ton,srh -. a. sertery
a = la. tao.cras aud NJ nfea9n,,9, -, ,tonis
u a.-i} hundred casef have feen MOD \ "a. Mai
n epg.s+. .Oa, IDENTITY, d~f9Isieal swelling, nGuIb
D. f r,' ~ n ,S Children Or adults, hts, loose
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GEN. SCOTT x THE YANhEES
Hale 5salts The .Nsr.cGus al Vera Cf"5.
- Al Nd so did the French,
~ gqy<Ss II Hut | can beat tho \ an
sssstE kees aud French too n max
da%SS ing 4 GOOD AND tHEkr BOOT
~Hs9SF& IS SHOE. Is you can learn by
eal NJ at my new shop. the
teco.nd dsor below :. ReC's
~ -Four Ing Doors Clothing store
,.,,c.t ,.Erre tan WitI md d fine assortment of
~ - - s,d IEH4hlt Boots and shoes which vii
go - -. me eastern or imported work, and
e9&. -, tour.r aud better. An orders IN my
+he L"'' FGDNNINGHAM.=
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VEGETABLE REMLDIKs.
BRFNTLlNGER'S APOTHECA

ashland Squire. Uhecliug, Va.
THE subscriber has this dsy heem APPOINTED sole 4
gent IN this city for the sale Of Doctor J. Rose.
HGHIY CELEBRATED VEGETABLE -,
adapted to the yarIaus diseases 70 winch NE human TO-
dy is subject. of winch The follow ing is 4 list,
Dr. Roses Proph5 tactic syrup or Panaces, for Tie cure
Bf all chronic dIseases affections 0fthe lungs aud SetS'
faious affections.
N ea.e's cough syrup, for diseasea Of tie lungs, ca
tarl. bronchitis, k.
Dr. Roses Group or Hive syrup
DR.. Euse,s Compound Extract Vi Safsafsrlda
= ur. Roses Nsthmatic EitSir
Dr. Roses cough IO2Cnges t9r UaIatton otthe ihfoatH
Dr. Roses liuimett f0r weakness or pain in The cuest.
Or. Roses Tonic Mixtures for ChUI5 and fever,
DR.. Roses N%ermlflge, a safe aad eincseIous refasd} Tor
worms.
DR.. Roses Tonic Nnti.ltvgpeFtic. for all disessesof
The stomach audboWrls. chotesa IPtauttn, &c.
Dr.. Roses Female Pill, superior to tie Hooper fi!..
Or. Roses Tonic Alterative Vegetable Pills, an eilca
eious remedy Tor diseases Of The Liver.
Hr. E6sets Strengthening Plaster fol weakness Of the
Beck, Breast, side or stomach
Dr.. Roses Specific Tor Epilepsy, tie only positive re
medy for tins disease ever discovered.
Hr. Roses Rheumatic Mixture, never known 10 tdl-
Br. Roses AstrfHaent compound. iorlfnofage or Tie
splitting ofhtaot. or forthe cure OF all discharges Of blood.
DO. Raae.s Syrup FOL cholera and bowel eompleiuls.
Also
Or. Rose PATENT INITIATING
TUBE fer initiating tue air cellso o ne lungs IL eases Of
weak Breasts.
Ertract from the Netire Eagle.
pt. Gas. is a graduate OF the University Of P~ennsylva
mia, and has for HanS years hfactieed is profession IN
mai L,saTancs 5 LIST eHa III. ."-alst.e. rvrsi, ssYe
nil. v-hirb is w. Rseif n strong recommendation 10 our
mind and taking INTO consideration that ne - not only
a physician but an ENtNFNr one, We think we shall give
MS system a far trial. should disease lay liz ruthless
hands upon our humanity.
Tor particulars call on T BRi.NlIINGEf,
sen : Ashland square Wheeling
# - - a srr7. ~ L yrpEpNA VEAfEnX
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CH Ny II FkN Nd u
B. LAD9NES.

MuotksALE I'D RETAIL.
Has constantly on hand q large
assortment of Lunette, Patent j.
~ PLAIN Glass, MaInsprmgs. Nerg
EN Is. Diala. Watch Hands, and i
@ complete Ssvortmcnt o. ai I0os
II 2 %EI aud MatrrIals belonging 10 the
rs Nd trade, with a large ossprimeue OF
~ -V%Is Gold and silver Lever, IePine
X So and PLAIN Watches. all o. which
@S < - a. he VIII guaranty 10 sell al the
NY .>[@Ssfs lowest New York prices. Alor
- dcs rfrom the country promptly
executed.
y B.-CUuntrv ETerchaute ard ot#efs are invited to
call and examine at the Old stand, No y, south / ourth
3Cet. Philadelphia. y 3sm
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cts Of EashI9raHle Vehicles. From hts practical know
ledge and experience Boo the details uf hts business, he
hopeste receive the snHpoHI uf his former nat rons.
y Is Orders executed wtt5Heatuess and despatch
WraiHm " GEG ". " TYSON.
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RENO VAL
JACOB BERGER, FRENCH BOOT
Ep

ga informs his old customers and tic
n puhlIc generally that he has removed ms es'@hish'
ment one door brloW Market Niiey and opposite 10 Ia
rob Kiser', store where he viii tc found a. al tunes win
> very .unerior assortment of G~entIcmen's tine Boots ON
hand, aud where he Ill manufacture 10 order out Of q
ther French or American stock geniemehS M. pD1''
surpassed by any establishment IN the Uuited SLATE
prs JNN'p Dln ~
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1Oo, MAIN ST

I would again call the attention Of our custom
IN ts and Others To our stock OF work on hand. to
which We are daily adding, consisting Of all kindsof
SADDLES, BEtuLEs, H4KItSGNGFs, Plaid aud COMMON
HAuNEss, art ms, He believe tie greatest variety ever
offered in TINS rtty.5 tARPET HAGs, EALi~Es, ItbIEs'
sAieHELs, sAppLE BtGs, Whips aud lashes for all purpo-
ses, collars. names. trace chains, buffalo robes and socks
spurs, curry comm hUlse brushes and every thing usu-
ally kept IN our business. We think We can 0Ier as
great II not greater Inducements 10 purchasers than here
toiofe-as our facilities for manufacturing have heen
greatly increased. We would therefore say TO our friends
aud all who may want any thing IN our line Of business
that we VIII spare no palms 10 furnish good work and
al far prices. All We desire, therefore, Is a call, and we
VIII try to satisfy the most particular. We feel crate
taI Tor past tavofs and hope bt punctnalty TO business,
stu to receive a share Of pubic patronage. Old work
repaired Or taken IN exchange Tor new. as usual.
mr. n NIC0LL & CARR.
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=. 6. ROBINSON,

Lat Robinson d HgH.
Coach, House, sign and ornanieniai painter sHa ia
Ger, IA Man street.
,T EsPECTFTILY informs HE friends aud tht pubic
"a that be d, prepared 10 do an kinds offusIr.ss IN hts
line. on tie hest terms. lie hHs also on hand a large and
Wcif selected assortment Of " nduY elas-, Paints 81
winch lie will sell on favorable terms. He invites q Call
from House and Steamboat builders oct p, let6-
TO BUILDERS.
- AMfBK would respectfully inform SIS friends and
~ Tire cubic general, that he Iasthls day taken into
CO FaunerShp ms son.in Law WILLIAM X MAY
BIT and we Hatler ourselves that w Will endesVpr 10
please Tic public ia all Work relating Ia our business
- AMICk.
urttf WM K MAYBrRY.
CLASS AND GLAZING.
% G ROBINSON on Main street has just received. in
E5, addition te hs late large stock Of glass, & supFly If
superstI double plate window glass Z hy 10 a%srieBdtd
mtfrf.5 p. has g4.HH- also If 4fl sife- - mil Ff5ee4
re a
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OIL. CLOTHS. TEA CLOTHS, TABLE CLQTHs,
WINDOW BLINDS, FIRE SCREENS noon
PIECES. CURTAIN STUFF GkEEN
BAIZE FOL SIDE BOARDS, BUREAUS IANllS
&c. SILK n MUSLIN APRONS FOR ClilL'
nREN.
Joseph WOOD. OF East Wheeling, would respect
u muy inform the public that he Is prepared 10 execute
orders for ANYTHING enumerated above OF IN hs 'he u
neatness, durability and despatch,
eI Rasid % and shop near the old Crown Glass Works.
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EGULAR WHEELING 4 PITTSBURGH

PACKET.
49, IT'LL splendid and last 1innins ses
ea.3 W. Ebert. willleaye raeellng every
ETES-SEss Monday, Wednesday aud Friday, al 2
O'Clock, \. NJ. and VIII leave Pittsburgh every lHtess@
Thursday and Saturday at 10 o'clock. \. Al
The New England has been built expressly tof e'
trade aud vail leave regularly as above, Tor Heisht "i
mn + noUsToN ! MILLS, Agents
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rHANGERY SAHE-TONN LOTS-Pursuant 10 a
- decteeo 81 the Circuit Superior Court Of Law and
thaneeFy fer the county Of Ohio, made on the eighth
day OF fehruary, III, iu the SUIT in Chancery between
the Merchants aud Mechanics Bank Of Hhecling, Com
plalnaHt. and Joseph $. Lowry and others, Defendants,
! will, on THE THIRD DAY OF MAY,
1s47, sell al public auction. at the front door Of the court
house Of Ohio county, Virginia. the lois designated by
the numbers 20 aud ~ {tweHiy aud twenty one an The
plat of ] K &. KtchIots addition 10 Middle " herlIug,
recorded IN tho Clerks Office ofthe county court Of ohio
county III deed toek numbered twenty three, pare four
hundred aud tlirtY four; carh otthc aid lots being
thirty three feet ia front by ninety feet ia depth
HEEHS--IHe purchase MONEY to te paid III three
5Hstaln.ents 81 sly, twelve and eighteen months. viii in
crest from HE dsy Of sale bonds with good security
70 he given for the payments and the title tobs retained
until lasincHt IA IuIl.
mr. - Id re. WOODS, : &C.
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GAET ElOI$Es.

ORSER or MAIN AND SIXTH slktLlNi
- CINCINNATI, OHIO
INNS est.bri-buent is now m the very best order for
tbr reception OF the travelling pubic, having ui
iefgone a ihorausI oyerhauiIng during the "ihtetf anu
hsxtpat Inc most experienced men IN the wesl IN IN
gIors a4eaftWPuts- I faIler myself that all VINO cali !
he pleased. The location IS central eau.h1ai9us i"'
asant. Pare 81 per day, T.. VI -,
So on al old handle. 49,
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GIN Sc0rr THE YANKEES

TIE dove De5,ciue Is Ia sa'caf Wleeli4g, Va at the
It.. a. dr.4l g4 O~EAlkGlILD.
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REMOVAL
DIR. : 2. HUILIHEN has
Ssa 9sNriST removed his Office TO fouF,a st;
House, west side, and two doors below the Presbyterian
rlnIrrG app.
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and gave him ~ divided doses, which operated IN a few
hours, and discharged from his bowels an ~lnnumefs'le
quantity Of hardened Jumps, winch gave INN immediate
r.Ilef. and brought him into a eOnvalescent state. and IN
+. abort lime he was restored 10 perfect health.
The above medicine Is for sale IN Wheeling by
pr % In hCh