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The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1847-08-24
For Sale.
AUCTION SALE.

Will be sold at Auction to the highest bidder,
atthe dwelling houseof Henry Bebee, on the farm
ofIra Stewart Esq. in Middlebury, on the 10Th
day OF September next, one o'clock afternoon, a
pair of Oxen, three 3 year old cattle, four cows.
four year Odds, ITO sheep, an OK cart, a brown
mare, Single wagon and harness. For bids rising
often dollars credit of ninety days with interest
good security will be given.
SAMUEL SARGEANT I'd.
Middlebury, August 18th, lS47.
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SOLE AND UPPER LEATHER, this day
receivedby P. w. COLLINS & co.
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JONATHAN WAINWRIGHT

BED STEADS.
A new Staple Of Bead Steads for sale BY
W. S. JOHNSON.
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LOST.

In this village, on The 10Th INST, small com
mon wallet containing betweenfifty and sixty dol
lars in Bills. Nine are Five Dollar Bills on the
Bank of Vergennes, also Five Dollar bill on
Washington County Bank, Union Village,
Whoever will return said wallet with its con-
tents SHALL be literally rewarded by the subscri-
Der. The wallet, or notice of the same if found
may be left at the Galaxy office.
MUNROY DOUD.
Salisbury. AUGUST 18th. 1917. I6
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GRIND STONES.

?. ". Collins & Co. have been appointed agents
for the justly celebrated Grind Stones from the
Eagle quarry, Ohio They are second to none in
the United States. A supply just received.
Larrabee's Point, Aug. sth, ls47.
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GEOGRAPHY. G

TsacAer-Class in jogmphy come forward. , what is jographyi
 Fra Pnpii-Gerogrify is description oi the sun, moon, and stars.
 T-Yoa can take your seal; and stay in after schools out.
 TAJonah Spriggins, what is jogFsfyS "a P.--A description of the United States and Mexico.
 T-fIow Is the United States bounded' P.-Bounded on the North by the North Pole, on the East by Europe, Asia, and Africa, on the Seath It is noT bounded 2. s!!, and on he West by all Creation.
 T-That's good boy, you shall be ele- vaaed.--What is the most remarkable p.odac- tieess
 A P-Live Yankees, punkins and to- baeker.
 E-What IS said of the inhabitants, 4kk P-Tis said they're licking the Mexicains.
 T-Where Is Mexico; -r P.--Down by General Taylor. T-How is il boundeds
 P.-On the North by the American army, oa the East by the yellow fever and Com. Coaner, on the South ty earthquakes and burning mountains, on the West by Com. Ssocktoa.
 E--Wha, Is the chief productions' F StA P.--Resolaiion and changes of Gov erument.
 4 T-Whai is the Govevnmen,.
 P.-Lunar--is changes monthly.
 T-Whatw w the inhabitants remarkable Soss
 6GA P.-Locemosion.
 T-Y ou can dodge.
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7Doetrn.
THE BRIO E .

 Ihe vew hos been taken, the Messing is OCT. And the bone of her ehiIdhood shall snow her no
 MsTes
 she kas flown tD her rhzmber one mowen, 10 hiae 1he nonghis efcwding quick on the young n'asn- & ing bfide.
 1hsra b joy at her henrt, and aIE peacefully How the easrsaas that s#ell from her bosom os snow, AnA calm is her eye iR he fminess of bliss. For sha asks Ast If Heaven be more harPy than
 this. M Yet pensively sa.i falls the shade of the Id Oef the heasen of that eye by its leng tashes hla Aa the cloud shadows fa en inc ripe harvest held 1hs teaaes yoaag grain lsom the aooubcsm to Mhai mist with its moisture is dimming her gaze . Whae thstaghi casts shade OCT the brightest q
 days!
 Ihs voices of childhood in wild echoes come. Hfsh the thought Of her mother all lonely al ho0e. OA! hiame her not. Ioni of her destiny thou Who Fnlsth the san cs happiness Rowl 1hs aRuer the tone Of her heart-chords may be Te tEs sofe eiaims of childhood the truer to thes
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ELoQrExr PAssAcE.-The lgh, of the lamp was dying away in the socket; ,.,e mid nieiss clock swaag heavily alofi, and its bra xea sssss susa.,ei ioudiy on the frozen air. D was the hour when disembodied spirits walk, and heu1narIerers, like the s,ealthy wolf psesi for their prey. The lonely watcher shnddered as he heard slight noise as the door. Eig drops stood on his pale ssow--she sioov gensssy opeu-d, and in came . strange eat!
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Fon AosTEzUMAR.-s.I say, stranger" cid sd0sn easter, haiiing an omnibus, s'how TT does that eristss run, what's the fare, and wkea will you get therrir .sSir," said the kexildesei driver. ssOhl never raind---don'i seeA Pm going down to Orleans. .ad I kinder csIcnIatc you don't run clear through, I'm fos Moaiexunsr.ss
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To the Public.
 DILLJOHNSONw would re- @&kNM Dspeetfully inform the puo- HH& lie that he is now prepared with first rate Carriage, and also, good Bagysge Wagoas, for conveying passengers and their baggage to the
 Hot Springs. He can accommodate four passengers with their ser- vants and any quantity of baggage. He assures the Ladies and Gentlemen that he will convey them to any place he may contract foT with as much comfort and ease as they could travel in their own private carriages.
 As driver his skin and attention 10 the safety of his passengers is well known to the travelling public His charges will be in accordance with the hard times He can be found at all times by inquiring at the bar of the Anthony House, or the Franklin House. Little Rock, April IT, ls4t-si-u
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vsapscr IN THE yAs NEss CAsE.--This psoszaeied srsai was brought to close yes Serday. as viii be seen by our Washington lssies. by the jury, under the instructions of ths Court, giving verdict against the claims sf shs widow. It will probably be taken up U slse Supreme Court Clipper.
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Furniture.

TNEE undersigned would respectfully inform the 1 citizens of Little Rock and vicinity, that he still carries the CABINET and CHAIR making business, at his old stand on Markham Street, and is prepared to hil orders at the shortest notice. LUMBER, PRODUCE, HIDES, BEESW.fX
 AND PELTRIES taken in exchange for furniture a; the highest ket price.
 N. B. Old furniture neatly repaired, and varnish- ed; Coffins made at all hours. Prices to cores pond with the times. VIM. ZANZIBAR Oct. 6, lS45. l-tf
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From the Philadelphia saturday ccarisi
 MAIL ARRANGEMENT.

MAIL ARRANGEMENT.
 EAsTKnR--na RookrOs io HaPoisoa. Dae, Sunday. Wednesday. k Friday. by 7p n. Leave, Tuesday. Thursday, x Saturday sa m'
 WksTKax--fo Scstis. vsa BHrsa, Se. Due "Wednesday, and saturday, 1p.n. Leave, Tuesday. and Friday. a. A.
 NoRTHERS--to Batssrifis. Due. Monday, and Friday, ?. m. Leave. Sunday and Wednesday, 5 a. m.
 SorrHeRx--to Ufaskiszioa. Due, Sunday, Wednesday. and Fiiday. 7P- n. Leave, Tuesday, Thursday, k Saturday, m.
 To Pias Bi.9 ssd Colsatta. Due. Sunday. and Thursday, ?. m. Leave, Sunday. and Thursday. : d. m.
 T0 Hot Spriags. Dae. every Wednesday, P m- Leave every Sionlay, a n' IT Pe1yFiiie. DsaTilse, aa4 TeaitafoariHr. Due, every other Thursday. 7p. m- Leave, every other Monday, Ia n. Letters and packets to c sent hy either of th' above mails must be deposited in the Post t-oftlce, D 6 o'clock of the evenings proceeding their depart uTe. l.. REASDON, r. Al. LITTLE RocK PosF-oFFicE, v
 Dee Sth, IS46.
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PIOUG HIS.

. 4 SMALL cast ploughs, with points extra; < 1h Rowiant's 6i and feet mill and cross cut saws; Ames spades patent straw cutters; hay forks and rakes grain cradles; scythe snaths garden hoes corn mills; nails and flooring brads: wraught nails, cts; wrapping paper; drawing knives. enameiled kettles; shoe pincers and hammers; steel and iron squares; tin. bookcase, and cupboard locks; ear- penter's knob locks; plate locks; gun locks; gun nipples; wood screws; coffee mills; handsaw, flat and half round files; coach wrenches; OK chains; smooth jack, aad ointer planes; spoke slaves; shoe peg cutters; door springs, &e.
 Received and for sale, by
 VIM. B. WATT. April llth.-3T:U
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FOREIGN
 PEBII!Q(,DLlItClStAbL!S. II!Q(,DLlItClStA AbL! THE LONDON QUARTERLY THE EDINBURGH REVIEW, THE FOREIGN QUARTERL
 REVIEW, THEWESTMIlgSTERR REVIEW, BLACKWOOD'S EDINBURGH
 MAGAZINE.

The above Periodicals IepyiRted in New York immediately on their arrival sy the British steamers, in . beautiful clear type, oil hne white paper, and are faithful copies ot the origtDals- bLAcKwoop's MAGAzINE being an exact fae- simiIe Of the Edinburgh edition The wide spread fame Of these splendid Periodi eals renders t needless to say much in their Prase As literary organs, they stand lar sh advance oi any works of similar stamp now published, while the political conplexion of each IS naked by a dignity candoE ami foTSeaFance not often found m works Of party character.
 They embrace the views of three eat parties In Engiand--Whig, Tory and Radi.ai-''Blaek- wood'' and the sLOndOn Quarterly" are Tory the ..Edinburgh Review" Whig and the "W estmin- stsT," Radical. The "foseign Quarterly" IS pure iy literary being devoted principally to criticisms on foreign Continental Works.
 The prices Of the Rg-PRIxTs are less than one third of those of the foreign copies. and while they are equally well got up, they afford all that advan tage to the .aaericaa over the EagtisA reader. TERMS.
 PAYMENT TO BG MADE IN ADVANCE For any one of the four Reviews, $500 per ann. For any two. do- 500 '' For any three, do. 100 For all four of the Reviews, 500 For BIackwcod's Magazine, 800 For Biackwood and the Reviews, i0,0o
 CLUBBING.
 Four copies of any or all of the above works will be sent to one address on payment of the regular subscription for threethe fonrh copy being gratis.
 Rt- Remitfances and communications must be made in all cases without expense to the publish ers.-Tae former may always be done through a Post-master by handing him the amount to be remit ted taking his receipt and forwaring the receipt by mail, Post paid or the money may be enclosed ia letter. Postpaid, direct to tho publishers.
 N. B.-The Postage on all these Periodicals is reduced by the Post-Office law. to about tAird the formeT rates making very important saving in the expense to mail subscribers.
 = h all tas prIneipGi cities and 7orR, through of me Uaiied Staiss to rhieA tkc's is direct Rail Road CT HGter communication from the eiiy of heu Fork. h-se psrioPicais Tiu De dsttnered FREE OF POSTAGE.
 LEONARD SCOTT k CO, Publishers, 40-6m. il2 Fulton St, New-York.
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Groceries Ac., "M. VANCE k BROTHERS, Main street, w have received by late sni, sls and offer for sale at the lowest rates
 50 Sacks prime Rio Coffee.
 90 Bbls prime Brown Sugar,
 Bbls White Loaf Sugar
 l2 Bbis New Orleans MoASses,
 BblS Sagar-hoase MoIasSes,
 I5g Sacks coarse Salt.
 60 Sacks fine Salt,
 25 Boxes best Sperm Candles. ALSO whole. half and quarter kegs, Riae Pow. der, Dtop and Buck Shot. Lead. Nails, Iron, kc, All which wih be sold wholesale os retaii--a4 iow as can be got in the city Terms CASH. Little Rock July Is, lsa5. 44-tf
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House and Lot for Sale.

Rwk desirable residence, situated E5nk south ef Dr. Tapes, consisting of tssK asmall frame house, and other apart neass; Garden. with choice fni, TTees. Xe.. kc Also, two lots sacifsing the above For terms, kr., apply at the Auction Mart
 F. R. TAYLOR. Listif Res4, Dee. ?. 1886. ie-2m
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ENGLISH BIue Mass, (direet impoEted), Am. Ik eriean and Eng. Caiomel; iedide of Iron, sul. phur, Mercury, ard Po,assa; PipeFne, Cro,on o,l Oil Black Pepper; Chloride of Soda, Chloride ol Lime; CamphoF. Carb. Ammonia; Salph. Aeid;- fresh received by H. HABERMAN.
 April ls, lsss. tslssm.l
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 PLANE StcKr.--A planer of planes was oncs psaining plane, when the plano with which he was plaining was plainly diseoy cred not to be plane. bu. so uneven and rodeh that he could never make plain what was made for plane. The planer of planes then complained with plaintve comt laints. that his plain neighbor, to whom he had seme time before loaned his plane, had mis- used his plane, and made i, unplane. This S3ainly appeared not tn be plane dealings in his neighbor, who, had he been plain, up- s;<As asss, wcald have plainly told him, when he seiurRed the plane to the planer Of planes. that he accidentally injured the plane wA;ls claiming something that he wished to make plane. it now appearing plain to the planer of planes, that the plane with which he had been piaining what he intended for a plane, would never make il plane, he took smother plane to plane out the plane he had been plaiaing with; and, after plaining iha, plane, he was able smoothly to plane out the new plane.
 Let no one complain that it is plain that he word plane is so ofien used that the sense is not plain; for, on examination, il will plainly appear tha. the meaning is plain, though 1t plainly requires some pains to see how plain that meaning IS.
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To ilAe members of the Ilegisla-

THE under signed are disposed to sell off their Il stock cf CLOTHING at very reduced pri- ccs for CASH. Their stock being larger and more complete than any other stock in the city, gIe4t a ducements are now offered to those who wish to purchase. VIM. VANCE k BROTHERS.
 Sepf. i6iA, 1916. tl-n1
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FLOUR

17 BBLS Missouri SsPerkas Flour, Nf 4i Bags do do, .. Reed per & B. Republic. and fo. sale by VIM. B. WAIT.
 May ilA ls46.
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The nassc Of DO person will be entered apos ou books snsess the payment of the sabscnpiion bs made tn advance. si.sm.
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ARKANSAS BONDS. SlO.OOO ARAassfs PIckErT 91sDs \ DsEcc ss5 ;.l Van Buren, Juns 2d. lsI5. ss-tf


G>OR SALE. alarge iot of coarse and 6ae SALT: E also, Ccbes. Ssgsr, asi Mosasses; by
 VIM. VANCE k BROTHERS. Sepf. !. isI6. f5ln.l
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MORE CuRtlSrTIES.

4 fihre Esom tho brittle thread of life. sA One of the tales of the Revolution, used fos fan.
 piece Of bark from the root of all evil. 4 drop collected of the gall of bitterness. A view of one's self in the mirror of Iash- ion.
 Tho identical tailor that cut the garb oi ffiendship.
 The engineer that surveyed the bonds of reason.
 4 toe nail of the foot of hill. Ths march of mind on the horn of plenty, with tlie variaiions.
 The whistle that the boy paid too dear Tor. A gray heir from the head Of Salt River. The last link that was broken
 An accurate drawing of the iron heel of oppression, on parchment A stick of the boys candy lha. was too good to last long.
 The spire from the cupola of the temple ofhme.
 The nimble sixpence which the merchant preferred io the slow shilling.
 A pocket tackle for raising change 4 eall Of street yarn spun by lady Call-of- ten.
 A chip Of the old block.
 One of the canons of the Church of Eng land.
 4 piece of the gable-end of Robin Hoods barn.
 The cap of climax
 The buti-end of the staff of life Two teeth from the mouth of the Mis- sissippi.
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To inc Public.

April llth.--5T:d
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THE DAILY UNION

Wa be published. as heretofore, al SID per an- nun, payable in advance. Its character hitherto has been almost exclusively political. We purPose iR fGtass to devote portion of its columns to do nestle news of general interest and to mseeIiane literature which. without impari0g its political influence ,.may render ii the more acceptable to an extended class Of readers.
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tI.CoMrANfoS -El nt !. NJ M,tetts.r, Pro
fessst ef Diseases If WeHtaH THtd edition, Ismo. +
-. price sl=s4.Heh eaIlts slli an tiroe mnntas.
Tim GREAT demand ior tH#= Haast important work. fni
uhrh tIocsanis are ~old1 LAS compelled the issue o.
ana;her edition. IT ~ intended especially for the mar
RED. al it dlsciuses important secrets, wtirh should Do
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discover the causes, symptnmEf End the nosi ehleisui
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Married trWeles vii here learn tho att whereby they
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proved a blessing tp thousands A. the inautncratlc let
cts received hy the autsoi viii attest.
II is ut course Impossible To- convey more mlly IN p
public oufusl. the various sulIpcts treated Of a. thcy
are If = nature strictly intended for tho married, ~
srHrt Il VS. cYerF Gurs duty ip become possessed or
kue8ldtr~. whereby the %snffetings To whtett Il wife, A
HoIfl-t 81 q ststrr may tc subject. may be- sbyIatet.
Copiss utt BE- sfHt bg Ioti FIRE NJ charge.
over ten thousand copies have Aeen scut by maui with
u thtee toutiss WI.h perfect satety and certainty In
no instance fr- q remittance fafied tn reach tHe publish
or. NJ tie TOOK thpsc To " IdIn II has been directed,
TN the reeci3tpt Due Dollar. tin" Married Nomau's
Private Neiiaal Companion willie sent free Of post
Hge Ia ANY pat at the iuteH Statcs. All letters must
he addressed fp ~t pant To n \ NJ Mauriceau, Be-,
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NV York.
y R-Thc II ade 5appllcd IN the u4uaIterus.
Tor safe by ~ the principal hoak SELLERS "a the I uited
states. Spic A ents fr " heelug. J " THOMPSON.
L mon ri and JOHN fiSiILF, Name sep 30.
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q AMBOAT REGISTER.
REPORTED ny FERRY

q REPORTED ny en- Kerry
ARRIVALS ASn MP ,RrtKr
Doais for ht Inst 2 hours m in yes
p. II.
ARRIVED.
Efpcr No2 Croo&s, Pittsburgh.
tfic,, Calhoun.
Nh Carolina. Devinney. 81. Louis.
bline Nirol, Gainesville.
1low. Benedict,
Sons1hcls, Stone, Cincinnati.
D~EP1zrED.
Raaway, Jones, NV Orleans.
Stephens, Lrtos, Cincinnati.
pr No 2. Crooks,
u CaraIiaa, Deyinnev, Piits5urgh.
baine, Nixon.
1llow, Benedict, %
ongahela, Stone,
knca, Calhoun.
4 water in the channel-on a stand.
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NEW ROCKS FROuHARpER,S

ff9fE Miscellaneous Worksof Henry Mckenzie. ESQ.
q comprising TIE Man of Feeling, Papers from the
Lounrer, lula lie Rouhisue, Papers from the Mirror,
etr., complete in three lzarts. Life Of Henry the Fourth,
King Of France and Navarro, ny G ? II James, Esq,
complete IN four parts, just published The Waysrde
Cross or He Maid of Gomez, a tale Of the Carllst Nar.
ty Captain Milnan. PARROTS journey TO Ararat, Life
u Paul Jones, Philosophy OF Mace. Pa'tie Land, ~
Mrs Eatahau. Modern british Plutarch. Connection of
the Physical Sciences, Belts Life Of Canning. Darwin
Voyage Of a Naturalist, &c, Just received tY
oct - JOHN II thompson tuinn 81.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-10-25

IePIYKY W0MAN.-An Amaz1 N in
6bslrgff. a few ddYs since. sanndiy thrash
q husand for dlring 10 leave her aud her
M. and enlist for the war. That fel-
IA what he d served. 1t is rather a
4 Of PATRIOTISM Tor a man 10 90 10 tie
having a viii AID children to be sup
by public chlirity.-Charies'on Mr.
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ATTRACTION IN
South WhrtiiHr

4 Splendid assortment Of Cabinet Fur.
-'iiurc cheaper than ever at
EBEERT & RITES
- Immediately oppasiie J W Ciifs silk
Factory. south cud of tho Bride, VII he
found one 81 The most splendid assortment
of Furniture, i,cIIdng Malio sany aud
Windsor ehairs of HE latest styles. In
~ article USUALLY found IN Furniture Ware
Gall and sec. Also Looking Glasses and rIo
Aespf varantsi1es. oct )
attended 10 at al timetop reason
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-10-25

ON sMI1IIs-The subscriber has rcceiy I'd n
n assortment of Gun Barrels OF J L.iitIe's make,
~ a'.-r'ncht Of German Silver and Brass
% Bullet Moqlds, Fiugs and Nipples, Nipples,
Pas Of Gnichcr & Ashmorc's make. all Of which
~ rfttes oct 70 ANIL NEIL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-10-25

! h,,e be.are US the mlllist o fkiiledand
IL IN tic Tgceat battles ia Mexico. l.
Ia 90. woun ed 1873, missing Il.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-10-25

1t. % s.P NJ =

o,,v o,ole he m1f1ets entirely with
snse.
river i rising.
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sDR, L. Rows
SARSAPAgsEEE.A

AND WILD CHERRY PILLS.
nRfFUp % has uost harpiiy succeeded IN romhlp.
~ fuz " 10 Cherry and Safs8Haftlla with either we've
t:iis ingredients so as to produce 4 medicine at once
tonic, ard rur-attse, thc only perfect discovery Of tho
kiad EYER ueic#their great peculiar excellence, and
that which distinguishes them from all other purgatlves
Is, t4ai their operation is taIlutse1 hy no re action
Thctr uurjvallrd purify ing ami p1tgativc properties. for
which they are indebted t. tine cszcncc of
SAtSAPARILI.N,
an tn rwfrorf 81
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WHIPS & LASHES

HTUSf received direct from The Alanufactory a lot OF
~ Woodstock. Wagon aud Draw whips, also a lot Of
heavy Lasles suitalie for droveIs or hutclers, for sale
eAean al che sign of The Flag, Truuk. etc, No 100 Main
u, oet u NIGDIL CARR.
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OUT FOR AUCTION BARGAINS.
kAov r~seelytng direct from New Norka large
gninent Of seasoHahlc nry Goods Of every de-
\ winch vii he said at auction 80 few days
NC willie given Of the time by Hand Bits.
81 " = WiCkHAN,
city Auction Roous
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" niELSkE,LL.

N NNoTNrE2tha he VIII open his second stock OF
s,s4- FAN and winter goods ON Monday ucHt the leth
'ust., 10 which he Respectfully invites the attention Of
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-10-25

large assorliaents of Polka, Twist, luck,
l @oth, side, Kidding, ivory fine, ivory pocket.
:, "ood do, and new silver pocket combs reeei.
"e cheap br oet2l T HORNBROOk.
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FLOUR.

ELft-l0 DO painted buckets, received and Toy
ooit - K DlCKEY.-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-10-25

4, ''nethan great Pictorial Battle sheet, for
4. WAkEMAN'S.
New Yoft. ""P' "'
nK,,. Westward Ito,
N d.. me rescue EveIina,
""oi, The kobber,
IN Guy Rivers,
lntisn, ~ The Young Duke,
IN :, "esihe Riohlleu,
n rsr ms, Crichton,
ht,h. Leila,
| ,od I an 'hreside The IIugucnot,
I'm, Jung, Tie ktnZ's Highway,
"'U pearls, just received aud for safe at
WAkEMAN'o,
Literary Depot, No III, Man street.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-10-25

4 Lbs. Lsth, Yarn, and B,coa Strings a
superior article.for the purpose-just reeei-
!" "aehy oet9l II BERRY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-10-25

5Aln LBS Western Reserve Cheese Just received
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-10-25

% Bales of fresh hops. just received or con
nment and for sale.
wv Bags tseeosd handed) suitable for Tagging
run etc, for sale low by
BLACK L KNOX,