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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-24
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! WCuJY I NNuHallU lJONdTs and sfupe
Dry Goods TO We sold at cost for cash.
WN BAILEY al No Ia Nam street. offers Al cost
his large elegant and leautif! assortment OF Fancy
and staple Dry GooS the stock contains al most every
article the dry goods line and amounts TO between
fifteen aud twenty thousand dollars.
am determined on selling to quit the mSipess.
The Dear People viii understand this not 10 lie a
huluhur selling AZ cost,
The Ladies arc particularly invited to call as ny
stock OF aud fancy goods very large silks,
laldS, sinaLaius, shawis, Hosiery. Ribbons, Frnses.
etc. ia chllcss quantities.
For Genlenien every thing in their line, viz: Black
French cloths and CasSiuercs, CoaNings Linens, fancy
tassimers. elesaut assortment OF NCsliag, CrGVds,
Susperders Cloves shrlngs. mus.lis, Shceu@s etc. in
any quantities.
Merchants and others wishing Ia purchase on
letter terms than they do East wOii do well ta
call and mate selections Immediately, the sock Ielhf
very lar: vi lete should he very great rsUcc-
nent To pur ;haseFs viii sci opt lie Whole siocA al
whuiesa.a very advantageous !etfis.
NM BAILEY.
dec ~ No $50 Nain -tr'at
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-24

r an opg r.a.v. ala,s, la resIy laala clntAiur of
= ay-rs #sser aue, uh.ea,,tli be soA al very low
Htre. tftt4 ysa slt o. cilt 5es very sJatI, c7iI
suction rolHi~oi ~. .. Wl,NHAM.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-24
NO MONOPOLY
GYa'a'EEGs sSs ss0s'y

m he undersigned have fitted Mp Dt~I,- Depot.
: Main Street. few doors south Ji tio.1''a. .cd
they prepared to dispose OF Na-.t OYSTERS.
received direct from Baltimore, WAerctlly a. Shipped
10 them by the first hands.
we prepared To sell them, Whoos1a ul E.,all, at
4 very small advance over Baltimore Yf.c.-
PRiC ES-Stewed Is 81 per do4, Raw g. ct'.s, Fried
- cents.
Keepers Of Oyster Houses, and Prva fem ,.svuud
DO well to give eail,is W I'M uosa object iur
them to do 50. nov g,t McNA.H f. MOORE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-24
MOONS. NEW STOCK

r. AMIlY aud pocket Billes Presbyterian Psalms and
. lynn : fsaite+ Of David, variety of school Books,
,3cice It Feeders, sanders Readers Conhs Readers,
Rays Arithmetic, Davies Arithmetic and Algebra,
Gomstocha Philosophy Chemistry and Physiology and
aFa1tetF OF standard 7vurls Theology Medical and
general Literature, Blank hooks and all Kinds Of 81 alton.
ary. wide wHdow ad, and wall paper sold low as
any establishment in the city, Nv
Or Agent,
SGu2 Main street. ~ herliU
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-24
paeae e. Dm US
AleC,. M1sNntau.

Money Saved.
NEW ARRIVALS OF IS PACKAGES OF
ALI. AND WINTER GOODS
Which wik be sold from % 10 30 per
cent cheaper than any other
House IN this city.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-24

W 7 IAIFs
ETEWO lmmCymen flaiers 10 work on stirrup Irons
A. and Bride Bits, apply 10
nov 70 OFT & GREER.
81 OLD PENS, With and without casss; also eennr
g. al assortment OF steel pens the variety Of
Nov - J. BLACKA vi 1. co.
Monroe 81.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-24
FRESH FRUITS.

L Resi- I lAl i -.
csrN BOXES fresh Nj Ralsns
<.SsS Z do do lmouS
do do Orange. usl received and Tor
sale low MRS. q, AEAlKiNG.
nuV 80
x-eEFNIUM HATS-S. ANE El lies oa baud large
q assortment Of super !or sk and Heavier daf~ hIoh
has been pronounced by good judge tH aav that
has been offered IN this city. Also large sssnt o.
suncror outer, Fur, Seal, Musk aHd g.l - ..a
treat variety Plush and oil silk GAGS so SINE pot
childrcns fancy hats, all OF wncI wt Dog .n.5 lt
loves possible price. t"c
r E1"FLEMEN wanting heau,ifi Sow York >Ik
A. hat and beautifully trimmed, Ni -elHHt
> d HARPER'S
Fashionable Hat and Cap esta-,t-l.a.,..., .u,l.e-
Nam aud Union streets. Nov 10
S-arRSoNS wanting Has and Cans 81 t.e nAr.es.I
< or retail will call at b iAttEN'~,
Nov 10 corner Aaii aAe tH4aa streets
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la}0ESi BOOKS

ROOFS BCGkS!!
= he subscribe having entered into such an arrange
nienl with al faa large publishing houses in tha
EASTERN rtic~ a 30 enable Lin IA sell III thelr publishers
prices m New York, Baston and fnila3epiia Callat
The cHtrcr EooS store Of Main and Union streets:
dr. " : ROBE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-24
DoD,g Ellt04t.
JOHN ELLIOTT,

wi y y III 2 7 7 :,
WuOLESAI.EAN RETAIL DEALER,
III Ioreign ultd domestic Dry Goods and
Varieties
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-24

IA BUSHELS Of Shoe legs feeo. ,sa IS
~ TONE aud EoWrLL.
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-01-22
ARRIVAL OF STEAMER CAMBRIA.

The British steamer Cambria arrived at New York
on Tuesday afternoon from Liverpool having left LIST
inst, TO which date are her papers and letters This
is the first direct arrival at New York under the
arrangemcnt-[Scc the order of arrangement here
after on the first page of this paper.l The French
steamer Missouri also arrived at New York few
hours previous in u days from Havre.
We indebted TO the Tribune for the following
items Of commercial intelligence:
From English papers TO Jan. |.
The Money market has continued IL improve since
our last The Bank of England, on the 23d ultimo,
reduced its of interest down to per cent, and
the facilities of discount of good paper have become
greater. This step of the Bank of England has
been much commented upon tending to revive un-
due speculation by making money cheap; but, as we
have repeatedly said the Bank in the present case,
exercised no voluntary action in the matter as their
discount business, which, during the excessive high
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-01-22
THE SUBSCRIBERS.

A GENTS for the sale of the following articIcs
IN have constantly hand, and for sale on liberal
terms,
CUT NAILS, SPIKES and BRADS-manufac-
tured by iii" Antietam Iron Works.
PIG IRON, No. |, Foundry, Charcoal -manu-
facturc BY the Aniietam Iron Works.
BAR IRON-of superior quality, and " arious di-
mensons, say fiat bars. inch to A. inches wide bv
TO inca thick; square and round bars. 10 inches
in diameter, manufactured by the Baltimore CIV
Rolling Mill.
BOILER PLATES-of any size and pattern
SHEATHING COPPER full assortment from
Braziers Sheets, and Copper lacks
COPPER BOLTS assorted
YELLOW METAL SHEATHING, "Musrx.
PATENT ENGLISH SHEATHINo METAL-the veil
known reputation OF this article, and its superioritv
to any other manufactured, entities IL 10 preference
constant supply received di ect from England
sepl0 If No 81 cnI 81 = Co..
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-01-22
THE MARKETS.

For abstracts of the Markets generally, see mex
page; the following presents the only new features
during three days subsequent to those datcs:-
At Ne,o York-previous to arrival of the steamer
Cambria: Ashes firm with good demand.-Large
sales Of .eswaX at previous priccs.-Coftec without
change.-Cotton inactive, operations generally de
fcrred until the arrival OF the Cambrla.-Sales oil
Ginseng at 80 cts, cash.-W cstern Flour had been
rmcr, but towards the close rather easier for buy
ers. Howard street had sold at 1923 from the
wharf, and 6.3 "a i OBJ from store; and George
town $3.50 Corn Meal dull, and demand for W est
Indies dccreasrd.-About %, 900 bXs. Bunch Rasins
had sold at l.40a s .46, taken on spccuation-all
under y LOO ON sale had changed hands.-N heat
continued in fair demand at steady prices Corn had
sold largely but prices remained Interchangeable
new feature in Ilenp--or Lcad-N. Orleans Molas-
selling moderately at Is cts, mos, the uniform
pricc.-Ihcrc was little more doing in Ohio Pork,
1900 brs. new having sold at Sl2 for Mess, and
S775 for Prime. Ohio Lard continued in fair de-
mand new at . as for brls. and kegs, with the
sale Of $500 OF the latter al SdS5 cts. the extremes
Clover Seed in very moderate rcquest.-N hiskey
steady al 20 cts for State Prison, and 25ld254 for
Pcnna.-Sugars were in fair demand from the trade
without particular change in prices, except the good
TO PRIME qualities, owing TO their relative scarcity,
had shown some improvement. tB5-Atter the clrcu-
lation of the CambrIa's news, holders OF Flour and
Wheat were more firm, and at first a small advance
in Flour took place, but subsequently settled down to
the former price of j for New Orleans, and OILS ia
SG25 for Gcnescc. Holders Of Corn asked an adj
vance OF cts per bushel, but there were few buy
crs, and the previous rates were accepted.
At PhHddeiphiG: Flour dull at 500 Tor standard
brands. Rye Flour held at $3.50. Corn Meal dull
at s 5 for PcnnsJ vania, although some holders ask
ed more Sales of 200 brls. Brand ywine at $S3l25.
In Grain nothing doing. Wheat held at 3Sd . 40
per bushcl; Rye at 80 cts; Corn at 6la65 cts. for
yellow, and Oats at 45a46 cts. Whiskey without
change.
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-01-22
TOBACCO FOR THE FRENCH REGIE-
CONTRACT TAKEN.

We understand the Contract for the American To
bacco of the crop of 1871, for the supply of the
French Government, taken at Paris on Both De-
cembcr, by J. p. PEsoAToRE, of Paris; the Mary
land, comprising 2,00O,000 kilo, (about 4,50000C
lbs,) at an average of 1880 per kilo; and Vir-
ginia, 100000 kilo., (3,375 900 lbs.,) at
rage of lO2f73pcr kio. The price for the 1000 0OC
kilo Kentucky is not given.
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-01-22
EXPORT TO GREAT BRITAIN

For Belfast, heIand--Shp Charles, WEDGE,
cleared last Tuesday, by JAMES CORNER & Sons,
with cargo composed of 2l050 bushels Corn, 800
brls. Corn Meal, 584 do and 20 hhds. Navy Bread,
10 brls dried Peaches, and 1000 w o HID Slaves.
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-01-22
letter sheet Prices Current.

Review of the Baltimore Market, for the week
ending last evenings printed on fine paper and adapted
TO correspondence can be had at the Printing office
of this paper, n. w. corner of Baltimore and Hoi-
day streets, (up Siairs,) to-day by o'clock, at s.
cts. single, or > cts. each, for or more copies.
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-01-22

On the first page Of this paper will be found the
time of the Arrivals and Closing the Mails in different
cs-Stranboat and Car regulations Departures
of Foreign Steamers, Packets, &c.
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-01-22

COMMERCE OF THE SANDWICH ISLANDS,
During the year 1916, the total number OF ships
arriving at the ports of Honolulu and LahaIua
merchantmen 81, men war Is, whalcrs 596-total
65, manned by about % 900 men; Of these men, l6S
reported as dcscrtcr; at Honolulu
The llawa Navy in I54G consisted Of % yes
there were 10 vessels, rs tons; estimated at Al 900
Increase, ~ vessels SOB tons, and $4,000 in two
years.
The imports and net receipts Of the Customs at
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-01-22

LATEST DATES-FnoM
LIVERPOOL, Jan. /. HA IL, Dec %.
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-01-22

Allcaukie.-The rapdity of the growth of this
city is one of the wonders Of the West. A cores
pondent of ours, who at the time of the Chicago Con-
vcntion chrstened it Cincinnati Junior, was not far
out of the way. Every body who passed up the
chain of the North western Lakes ten years ago, and
persons also who were then IN the habit OF looking
into the Cleveland, Detroit and Chicago newspapers
remember often OF seeing or reading OF Milwaukee,
on the West bank of Lake Michigan. We rccollcct
very well that about that period the tide of cmigra
ton beginning to set pretty strongly towards
Southern Wisconsin, and predictions Were quite riff
that in the course of fifteen or twenty years Mil
waukic would be a handsome little city of 200 or
900 inhabitants. But all such predictions have
been already nearly doubly fulfilled. The census of
the town has recently been TAKEN and the population
of Milwaukee in December, lS47, is shown 10 be
l4,O6l. In 1916, (June) it was 9,50S. Increase in
eighteen months, 4,553. In the same period of time
the county OF Milwaukee has gained 8, S22-lncreas
ing from 1925 in June, 1916, to 22,7I7 in Dcccm
Der, lS47.
Milwaukee is the natural outlet of one of the finest
regions for cereal grains in the United States. And
this region is fast coming into extensive cultivation
No better proof of this need be asked than is afford
ed by table OF imports and exports at Milwaukee,
published in late number of the Sentinel and Ga
zcttc The shipments of Flour and Wheat, for three
years, compare as follows:
1915 Wheat bus 81, 500 Flour, brs. 500
1916. 2l3,liS ..,..,.. 10, 90
1917 ...., ...... 59S,0ll .....-.... 81, $40
A few additional figures will show the extent and
increase of shipments OF few other leading articles
for two years:
lSt6---lSI7.
Hides ........... number, 1853. .......12, 1861
Ashes ........ ....... lbs. 1920. l21, l35
Lead and Shot 70,650 ...l 100 ,6l9
Wool ........... ...........l0,5 62. .43 ,2l5
Amongst the Imports this year, to the close OF ma
vgaton, 25,Sl brls. salt, 81 SSS lbs. emigrants
luggage, 29,l62 lbs. sundres, and 1921 $40 lbs
casscd merchandise" also, S,6l6, 100 feet shin
giles, and Is, 1852 feet other lumber
The Sentinel states that during the past season two
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-01-22
FIFTH ANNUAL COURSE OF LECTURES
MERCANTILE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION.

FIFTH ANNUAL COURSE or LECTURES
LIBRARY ASSOCIATION.
THyH + Board of Directors ofthe Mercantile Libra
n nv Association, respect ull announce that their
FIFTp COURSE. consisting of ten Lectures, COM
mencing on TUESDAY, Jan'y. llth, will be dells-
cred at the Umversd>t Church, by the following
gentlemen,
CHARLES EAMES. Esq, (two Lectures,
the Introductory, and Venice.
DAVID PAUL BROWN, Esq. OF PhiPa.
Suhlrct-rhe Sisters of Charity.
HENRY GILES. Esq. OF Boston, two Lee
lures. Suhjccrs-W omanhood; The Enthu-
sia>t
Hon. EDW. A. HANNEG AN. of Indiana.
Rev. DIR. GREEN, Of Baltimore.
JOHN APPLE ron, Esq, Of Maine Subject
The Commerce OF the East.
Hon HENRY BEDINGER, Of Virginia
Rev. Il. HEADLEY, Of N. York author of
"Washiugton aud his Generals "Napo-
leon and his Marshsls," &c.
Tickets for the course, admitting gentleman and
lady $500; tickets for the course, admitting one
lady, 8 90; tickets for single lecture, 30 cts.
For sale at the various book stores.
Active members procure their tickets ON appli-
cation to the Librarian, at the Rooms.
w. II. DORSEY, Prcs't Nj. L. A.
5 5; G C. D S..atss Secretaries.
Persons who have been active members in
formed, that the Rule referred TO, in the Circular
recently issued has been again suspended for short
time. Ja6
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-01-22

The following is the official statement Of the guam
tiIu of C-.I s-ul u LunrI.nt in Il 10 and IL
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-04-12
81 UPVoHs.

mo Sftapinms ~ Fctafs src, rsrer,lly, Pan
~ U'7 tle'd AID laius, Wcltints, % he Lia.bs,
faeUnr. stfe'thiul. g dJa,cs~ ~ rls Head, NJ
isfha'e &C. Of iic'l end t.li ,lte tongue becomes
"hla, Hud 'al eyss sud $50 iiequsuty spPe Z
y'iioN. ~ Agar and Fever ,hsre !. souoi4.ti
gfeal sickness aid vomiting, ard . surcrueed ~
'itt' ana ''prHt Shasi- g--aftsiwsfj. lho skfn
h's1 "es mort and tf4fuse evest brc 4 out.
1hteh generality uriuA.siss The n. ar r,,n,v.,,,
blt all tic symp'ups d teyrr yarv aec. .,n, 10
tue season Of tins year, aud the situation Of lie
person attacked
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s.vgryboG, .a:.es Chem.

VtKYBuUG IS REALLY AUS MING %
"a bly DIR. CHAS \ VAN ZtNDrS AMI.
biiAOt :. IiEALrli.RtS io8AiIYEflLLS,
which being d. oo-.d o. IN incl edible qH4Dtl.
ties, hourly TIE arruf, are sendHs ihem 4~ay
~ 81 >ttLS
II all directions. bat plgt,cal4t,y the Sauln AMI
Wet IS ere E.loos ei-ode,s a6d t4er c5asc.
quencc= are m1tc preysieut than eseN aorr.
I.c -0a hern AID e,-,srn 90 "a spitars tnatti.
na,c'y RON LIvEs Cossl ,tsr aad bu,ossaa-s;
ba' n"w let hcm ab4a-on to,sfc and eas.i.a
~, of ~ p
ruEsH nEsr OF FILLS.
nj htloe+ SIS "a can ,'a.siH ast'i. s. these
r. j., ar ui5d ~ tcs4l4r poses t4a, ahG - .l-
Ill o., = Ac...s.it ~ ls 40 b 4ie gtv.u D.
Etl $50 le.n3 a.ss.5-l .aua d5tp,
~ ..l t.,-s -. ins tta.a..Hg -U.Ic t.nuet Jlt
td :, nat 1ae nnt -i.titr ~a' aat uaa3sc upH,
tae ptihe,P.e tal uisp. d ,rssse ~ tlnItd ana
d p-uasAs up" o. eHtsi o..e--.i.i ,aItB
Al.!}t - = Is.
Lea GeHsfa tsae8. d slsssts nHs., ,iat .ap.I
IT toe ~ ~as.. irsa - eAgtCs. "a l,r sd icat
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nfrltl. nese cd.c uaa.tU. b. fc.nss,d uni.-s
IT, .'t,. .gtG4N4y. ~. van sfl .. o.. aIn..-
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fti tnia @aa lar."sht+- +n4at*s tA4r0 w.
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a.. .',''e = ~ D''.n'' F'4o'''49h1'' -
80 s'''',e y t-s
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s,.,n,tr. d.,.,...,5,., -. ...' ~
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fie4ft.y. CONFUSION. EoiI,g,ir ~. n $500,
ufia, .! s,sr.ta. ,H..ti,,. ,,..,.g ~ = -.
lniof,,l. J.uni,.e c,I'.. ,.,',, ~. Ia,
Whte., Disease, Fl 81, t.,,o Il, MI, ,rts.f,.,
aud 4 NYEtAil
.. complicated torment. "a. al v,,,i.,,,,.,.,..g
btclsse luptype,. t.5,l ,,.,,,,.,t.y .,,.,,b.,..
lotn,.e ato alo ..a1!s t,.ty I,,,.s ,,a,.sl.. y,
uJ..,leud Isl, .,ea.c.fe ..fteotiy I'm H,,...,,
10 giye bat. 10 t4.o F,s.1i, ,,d A
Is i,r,l.e Or raar without the I,-,ng,
NoI4anly ~ III. 10 I,s,,.,o,,,,..,, ~ ~.
Ing sto-A d ms o4-e.eat snJ eptl,i.. $500,
nn-n it Gu Le yes moon, .g,,,rs
"h' "orSs IN he'ds, u ~ no lives ~ a aarm p... g.
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D1B&gplDlS
FOR TAXING RlHE PILLS. To
care .Asse ~ s.cfr. or shi..s
G,sG Fern,

Any 'asc of Age a,d Fes. +, at Chill. and f..
Vsi, may he speeti. aus II ustx cured ky az.
gag bS. NutPHY : Su6AgtuNfED VIC.
LIABLE AMI FEVER PILLS. atcr,,,rg I,
the ioi'sug Directions.
t.arh B'E eoglsfu. ahpr TbJiy Ffsf Pillt and
rae y then are bsigo S4,af Cs4t,a Iaxgst,ss
fhts, Wrapped ~ ~ piucn pt p4paf. se1at,te
= 'h Tue othcts, aud deeirucd 10 at a. a mud
e't1af"c't slcan'e The stomach lad l.awtls sad
grown petsan 'uust takg doss III tt.,-s ,.stn "a
t'e rover goes OF F.oa 10 6ss i. dose lut
grown ptfsoui then runnenca tahinr thp OH.
eF' obJut cigiit or I'm henr. b,ctc IL p.u,Itta,e
iR tic next ciili 20 cla,e un ard sfo 4, n rer.ef
nus tEc t,nb i'fiis al do.a, every too hoprs.
u""l So DDS nave bsep tal,uu-aiipr tsra.t .ks
tH' run 'agll ned ~ fang i1f tEtec or fisf
Gays ionget, AID "a Will hai yantseif tfleefual.
y cured. Ihesc Psils beng coated Niih sugar.
Ieodtf' them pleasant % ltko. AID prevents al
"e " l'tS nsntiy aileudtni On king oihot rils.
Inc desc TOT children from risit 10 twelve
yeats Old shonld b. halfthe qlant5ty G,r o grown
pefsnn' as above recommended. Taosc frum laur
% e'pHi years, one quarter vi the quantity, and
younger children in pfaporlion.-Whrn ehiatsn
cahnh swallow The Pits. they can be made into
afy'np ny dissolsing them IN wafm watef, and
'"ae'cning II Wlth sugar.
f1e det, ecpcraly, should be light sad notr.
'sh'ne, AID such a. Is easily dtgested; but IN mid
case, no change from the usual mode OF living
IS necessary. The pltient, however, should mol
use any beer, ale, or pnrtcr
Jl'i received at the Charlotte Drug Store, and
for talc by las 4 ,.II.uFR.
Charlotte, Sspi 2, 1877.
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Iarstson has ta'er 1'sr
dt..a.c qamg These resu.
81 s,voteoT, less i,udefnt So
sui be teton aopi, Ing pres.
.gie ~ D the iiunb on ,he
tr1.rnshi .h2 spina. nerves
- hs'lntefyerlcbr.i spac, 5
along c cii sid: OF the sp,pc,
Ary pa son O. common sense
cqa Z efganc ih,s flci. 1t
10 matter whether thert
|, are one or - - pates . i, 70
teHd rHcss & guad, u one i
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