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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-25

HAYTIEN REFUGEES.-The schooner
Mary Chiffon, which cleared to day for Port
au Prince has on board six of the Hay,ien re-
iugees la lrly arrived in this city. The Mary
Chiffon will will stop at Turks Island, where
they will land and probably remain until or
der is restored in their Native land The fol-
lowing are their names:-W. Bosse, Mazier.
P. Bosse Jr., l.. Bosse, Nj. Bosse, Mazier.-
Boston 1rdDeilcr
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-25
/ an, very, respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
JANE K. GOIl

JANE X. GUl L.
The Contents OF this letter touched the old
Generals b ant. lie did not enquire 10 knoH
whether Mrs. Gott was rich lady, or Mr.
Gou d gentleman OF influence. 1t was enough
Tor him to know that it was in his power 10
relieve the distressed, and although he was
prepariu. to march against Monterey, and
needed all his we'll drilled soldiers, yet he I'M
medately dir cited the following reply:
HEADQuARTEEs Army OF Occupation,
MArAMoRAs, July 81, 1916.
MApAM;-Your letter 70 General Taylor OF
June II, 10 which your request the discharge
Of Your son, private Ezra ID. Gott Company
c, I'd Dragons, was this day received. This
case was brought to the Generals attention in
January last. but owing to the great want OF
enlisted men, it was rot deemed practicable
at that time 10 grant his discharge. Now,
however, have the pleasure to inform You
ihat orders Tor his discharge have been issued
and witt take effect Immediately. II may be
d satisfaction 10 lis family and friends TO be
informed that private Gott has participated
ere itahiy in the recent service OF the army on
The frontier.
am, Madam, very respectfully.
Your obedlent servant,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-25

REnAEatIr AQsoCct. Boston Is about
10 be supprd 0ua vuisr iran Loug Pond,
which bi.- a4 .a mau iaui the pipes
have TO cross C.a.es River. 10 accomplish
which solid s...e la, been built,
The watef IT, hraeat talh. edge of the hin.
says he 1f4teler CHE a,et uuniu5 through
yer, low gtouad) and Gl ceua, iu iton pipes,
and lAeu esleud- in the same manner On HE
Other Side. z raa esca side is pipe chamber.
To connect iHr-s pipe cuambeis, d has re4utr-
ell $50 lua- pipes, weighing 1900 pounds
oach--iu aH. .5au garee bundled and hiiy
tons. iAs u.il probably al. be laid by
ESUrFocAfm @tLL PitisbursalIast
week d uaa .l -a mms oi beat SproWls
undertook 70 I'D olta Wen ia Spring Al
lev, FNu A.a.
He ipn.laH5r l.s plei, when he be-
came suiacat.I By 4le .os i,i. 90 iae bottom
OF the welt. AuQarT utau Jy lhe name. OF
John Gsah ID undertook RESCUE him. bui
Wa 50 .uilat8tet %. t0 hU. Gfabsm was
however. drown up by MEANS oi giappliug
hooks before liie was extinct. Tie BODY u
poor SploH is, however, could u0t be recover
ed, lis CLOTHS Gitiaa Nay waen caught b., the
HOOKS. Hehsd sunk o. The bottom OF the we'll,
some icct a.iHi walter
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-25
JOE IN j. HOGE.
f FASHIONABLE HALTER.


ROOkS AND STATIONERY-The subscriber has
received large supply Of School, Classical, Theo.
logical, Medical aud Miscellaneous Boods, and Staple
aud Fancy stationery for the fall sales. Country er.
chants Teachers, School Trustees, and all others WISH
ing 10 purchase cheap, will do wei 10 call and anime
MS STOCK ana prices JNO II THOMPSON,
sep Union ST. near the Market House
SiLkS-Beautiful new style silks in great variety Of
- colors, including blue and gold, steel grew green 4
black green and purple and other fashionable combna.
tons Chameleon coiors, embroidered and plain; also,
Few pieces extra heavy black silks rich for dress
es and vessetes Just received U w HEiSKEII.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-25

scRoFuLA-IAYNE's ALTERNATIVE has eees
prescribed in almost every variety Of disease ara w.
success, especially in eutane"us sheete'
eanc.rous .erofuous and scorbatic Diseases i've eon
plant. dyspepsia, aud diseases Originating Loss ~ Inc
ton or enlargement Of the glands. OF tsapauv "' WIG
hood -.
MI Anderson. Lamher,v lie. j. says. hses 49,
three bottles Of your Alternative with nsst eesie" s
effect. ...-.
MIL Frsxer, Sidney. Ohio, SAYS have arid We -.
bottle of your Aiterstive, and the indieai ens ~ -
il will sell very RAPIDLY IL is highly spoken OF BY an
who have used IL.
Gowdy. HszzIeweod n Davis, Campbeis lille, NY, say,
We wish you 10 send us two don OF your AhefnNe, a.
W have Short The article. We are curing eau
Ger, aud want yea pack the medicine immediately
aud forward on. Your medicines are taxing we" !"
this section.
Msssrs. Thrails Poitiuger, Warsaw, Ia, say, Aprh
3D. I-4G-We nearly out Of your Ahersiive. HHs
good medicine Please send us more Of II.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-25
FIVE DOLLARS REWARD.

OSf.-On Saturday, evening last, in the vicinity Of
- the post Office BEAD PURSE, containing e27
in notes, two of which he identified and about rs
cts or in small change. The finder will receive the
above reward by leaving il al Il. Crsngle 4 Co.'S or at
this office.
Sent -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-25

NEW MUSIC,
., Love dwels not in Roy al HsIIs; a b.ll.dhy o.o
music by Frank n Howard s""y ~soa
bridge S" - ~ - ""s~'
The Sailsr's Bride
The Melodies OF many Iands
~ Love Ihee a. Long As Live nv Philiirs
"y eou' III one unhrohen Sigh on Thee aud only Thee
pni seAd me hack I" my native Cot; by A Mut.tou
Loon now the stars like jewsiis Tsten by OsKood
Kindred hearts; by Mrs ileamans
ol ~hst pleasure, by w Morrei
easy waltz - ."
spring sparrow polka
Rural felicity: waltz
The dawn waltz
Cypress waltz
Angelina polka
The casino Waltz
Rail road steam gallon
la bercense Balse briliiants
The warriors joy; grand festiv,In.A
Dearest May Polka
Msphista gaiopade
The ridotta waltz
The hauser grand march
souvenir de Jenny Lind grand wah,
La fontaine Aux PEERLESS Balss
The sarah waltz
septic M in NJ. $500
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-25

EMbhoiDERiE s-MagnideentL Lace Canes oos.,
- MAR Co'afs and French worked do: en,b,o,as,sa
9.s, IhIead Laees and Edging. Jaeonet and sw,s
se5td =, ~ i,rs.,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-25
RICH EyENING DpEsSIe

q EcEiN ED this day, BY express from, New yo,I
Ae few eieg ani embroidered Party D,sss. iofk, .
ssp@z J. 3. RHODES, Bridge eorn.,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1848-06-27
Small Profits and Quick Returns,
Goods Very Cheap.

wx7E are daily adding new, desirable, and
w FRESH GOODS to our assortment, both
by our presence in the city and by orders, which
are purchased us the quality and fashion change,
and being purchased as usual, for the cash, we
will still persist in stating that We can and will
%ellas cheap as the cheapest for cash. Our stock
embraces all articles necessary to complete as
sortmont of Dry Goods Hats, Boots, Shoes, Hard
ware, Queensware, Iinware, Woodenware,
Earthenwarc, Drugs, Dye Stulfs, &c, &c. Our
assortment Of Groceries is very extensive and
complete, embracing i'll part:
hhds. NJ o. and Porto Rico Sugars, from 3 TO
So per hundred;
s hhds. and bbIs. Porto Rico, Mantnnzas and Or
leans MoIasses, from 81 to IA cts. per gallon !;
IS sacks Coffee, Green klo' poIeca' do'' ~c' from
7 to SO per hundred pounds;
SO loayes No. Loaf Sugar, at l2dc per Id;
10 boxes Mould, Dipt and Adamantne Candles;
5 do No l Colegatcs Soap;
> do No l do Starch;
. sacks Pepper, Gin grain } box ground do;
4 boxes Chocolate No prime;
bbls. super Crushed Sugar;
80 bbls. No Herring, at SIS 25 per Dbl;
do No Q and Mackerel;
8 casks No Dark Brandy;
/ do Light do;
/ do Malaga Wine;
l do Port do;
do Gin, superior and common;
. bbls Old Rye Whskey do Rum;
10 do common do Mt 35c per gallon
Besides many articles too tedious TO enunc-
rate. But we would state that our assortment is
very complete. aud we think moderately cheap,
Give us call We would say to our friends and
tho purchasing community in general, and we
promise all, to do well as any merchant in the
Valley, and if possible, little better. All we de-
sire is, small profits and quick returns"
F. J. CONRAD 81 BRO.
Harpers- FERRY, June 3, lS48.
~ We are now offering LAWNS, Bingham
Lawns, Tissues, q Co. c.. at cost, IN order to close
OUT +. }. c. g. BRO.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1848-06-27
Bath, Berkeley Springs, Virginia.
p.yuION HOTEL.
snagag A&B e @@aS

yz1HIS celebrated Bathing and Watering place.
Il is now ready for the reception OF company
Their means of accommodating guests mas p s,'i
greatly increased, by which they will be 'enao:ed
to provide amply for 100 persons IN the most COM
In addition to their well known Boarding House
thew have leased the PAVILION HOTEL, &C.
cnnied for the last few years by Col: STRoTiER'
Tknown as the Gustin proPertyO which mas oeeh
renovated and in which many valuable Improve
men,s have been made. The location OF those
two. buildings, and the easy access from them 10
the ladies' as well as the Gentlemen Baths rem
der these decidedly preferable to any o!her e es
adjustment in the town, and more esPeciaiy 'oF
inyalids, each house opening into Bath square
and within fifty to one hundred feet OF the main
drinking Spring and Baths.
The public may rest assured that me comfort
of our ruests will receive never-trlng Efforts
and to those who are acquainted with u.s. w'li we
trust, be sufficient guarantee to receive cont'iu
ance Of their patronage. ,o,:,
St Johns Run, on the Baltimore and ONO ran
road, is the stopping point for this place-d'stance
only two miles, over newly graded road.
We have engaged the services OF hrst' rate
line of Coaches, with careful drivers ana teou
Horses, who will carry them over the road win
care and safety.
Bedford Water, fresh:from the Springs Tor the
accommodation of their Boaders.
A Band Of good Music is engaged for the season.
All communications to the subscribers Will be
promptly attended to-
June 6, lS4S-3m-BaH. Patriot copy I'm.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1848-06-27
REMOVAL.

FETuE undersigned has removed his Tailoring
a Establishment to the Room recently occu-
pied by Mr.. John Donavin as Hat Store, two
doors West of Capt. Sappngton's Hotel, where
hu will, as heretofore, carry on the TAILORING
BUSINESS in all its branches. lie has always
Oh hand a variety of
Cloths, C:sssIIDlcrcs and VestIHGs,
which he is determined to sell on the most ac-
HDmmodating terms, for cash, or to Punctual Gus
toners on short credit
1t needs no apology 10 say that heretofore there
has been too little cash and too much credit.
am determined that no man shall complain Of my
prices when the cash is Decentralization ii you
want TO save money, call at JAMES CLoTHIER s
Tailoring and Clothing Establish
nalcaat, and you shall not be disappointed.
would most respectfully return my sincere
thanks TO the citizens OF Charestown and the sur
rounding country, for the very liberal encourage
ncnt extended TO me, and earnestly solicit con-
tinuance, assuring all, that if promPtness and at,
t.ntion TO business, and desire to please, shall
..eri, any thing, ain determined not to be lack
ing in my efforts TO give general satisfaction:
JAMES CLOrHIER.
Charlestown April IS, l81S.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1848-06-27
REMOVAL.

THNI1E undersigned has removed his Shop to
p the stand of Wells ]. Hawks, at his Coach
Factory, formerly occupied by me,) where will
for the future keep constantly on hand, and man
ufacture order at short notice, every variety of
Saddles, Brides and Harness,
together with all kinds of Collars, Travelling
Trunks of all sorts and Sizes and at prices to suit
all persOns,-and all articles in my line of bust
ness. respectfully invite my old friends aud
customers to call and examine my stock of Sad
dies, Brides, Harness, Collars, Trunks, &c, be-
fore purchasing elsewhere, as am determined to
sell as cheap, and on good terms as any other
establishment in the county.
Feeling thankful for favors heretofore extended,
hope, by renewed efforts TO please, TO merit and
receive fair proportion of the business of the
neighborhood. JOHN BROOK.
Charlestown, Jan. 25, 1913.
N. B.-Repairing done with neatness and de-
spatch, at the shortest notice. F. 7. copy 81.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1848-06-27
SMaNNONDALE SPRINGS.

TENaIS avorito resort, for the invalid as well as
1.-the pleasure.seeking Votary, is now open for
the reception of the public. TO the citizens of
this region, nothing is needed in commentator
oGthe attractveness ofthe locatiOn-the beauty of
its varied and picturesque sccncry-or the med'-
cinal virtues OF the waters.
The most ample preparations have been made
to accommodate all who may patroniEe these
SPRINGS the present season, in n manner eqCal
TO that OF any other watering place in Nir-
ginia The Proprietor returns his acknowledge
ments to those who so literally patronized him
the last season, and hopes they may seek out
STA as a resort for the present
W" Notice will be given hereafter as to the
time Of holding the public Balls.
uJe The proprietor will run fine Coach to and
from the Springs to CharlestOwn, every day on the
arrival of the cars from Baltimore and Winches-
ter.
BoARD.-S9 first week, So second, or $40 per
month. JOHN }. ABElLl'.
June 6, 1s4S-3m.
uJ- Free Press and Loudoun Wing are request
ed to copy 3m.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1848-06-27
same for Cow 1000
{" g" Joseph Starry 1874

I SO 's Joseph Starry oI*
l:l84s, June 5, BY amount paid IL mem
/ bers of the Board, IL W
| The Sup'dent returned whites aud blacks
in all, as the number of poor persons who have re-
ceived assistance in the Poor House during inc
last year. -.
1 Dr.. Thomas Hammond and DR.. Vincent But
Ter were appointed Physicians TO the Poor IN Dis
trct No. /, for the ensuing year, at salary OF
1875 each. ~,
DR.. Gerard F. Mason, and DR.. J. Gregg Glib
son, were appointed Physicians in District no. =
at salary of S25 each.
!: DR.. Mann p Nelson, and DR.. w. O. Macough'
try, were appointed Physicians to the Poor IN the
Poor House, and in District No. 3, at a salary oil
$40 each.
DR.. John D. Starry, and DR.. Logee, were APP
pointed Physicians in District No A. at a salary
!of $50 each.
DR.. ]. B. Waugh, was appointed assistant
Physician in Districts No. and 2, and DR.. John
Lock assistan: Physician in District No 2 and 3,
at a salary of 800 each. All the above salaries
10 be levied ia June next.
Ordered that 81 90 of George w. Cox's &C.
count be allowed and paid by draft on DePosltum
I847. :,
On motion, n committee Of five was appointed
TO apply to the County Court of Jefferson County,
and 10 request said Court to purchase or cause 10
he purchased, suitable house with n sufficient
quantity OF land as permanent place for Keeping
the Poor OF this County. William McMurran,
President of the Board, G. w. Sappington, John
i. Smith, Isaac Hcnklc, and John p Brown were
appointed said Committee.
a Copy Teste,
JOHN p. BROWN, Clerk.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1848-06-27
u. STATES HOTEL,
HARPERS.FERRY, VA.

ETNHEundersigned would respectfully inform the
IL public, that he has leased the Hotel at Har-
pers-Ferry, Cate in the occupancy OF Capt: Jo-
and is now prepared to accommodate passengers
by the Rail Road, or travellers, in the most
comfortable manner. Those travelling in the
Cars will fnd this most agreeable Dining place,
where every fruit of the season, and luxury that
can be had, will he served up in the most choice
style.
To the people ofthis and the neighborng Coun-
ties he would say, that his House shall always be
open for their reception and accommodation, us
he is determined to make their calls agreeable
His Bar shall contain the choicest LIquors-hls
Table the best the market aftords-his Chambers
we'll furnished-and his Stabling which is commo-
dious shall contain the best provender and attend
ed by attentive hostlers.
Give the House call, and Judge of its merits
for yourselves.
Harners.E Ferry Anril l. 1913.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1848-06-27
r1IEoonTANT TO FARMERS,
NtILLERs AND OTHERS.

FByIIE subscriber having located himself per-
Il manently at lIarpers- Ferry. would most re-
rpectfuliy inform the citizens OF Jefferson Rock
ing,l,am, Clarke and the adjoining counties, THAI
his fine Line of Bolts arc constantly running 10
and from Georgetown and Alexandria; lie will
Mt all times during the seasons, have on hand Fish
SAT-, Po'aioeS. PIaiSter, Plank Sh'mGtcs, Lath$
at a very small advance on the cost
lie will at all times be ready to receive Flour,
Grain and other frcghtaGe for the District OF Go:
lumbia or Alexandra. AS his boats are daily
leaving and arriving at this point there will at all
times be an opportunity for Farmers and others to
send their produce into market in very short short
rpucs OF time; and he pledges himself to take
produce TO those Cities bring them toths point,
ON the most accommodating terms. He can at
all times be found ut Harpers-Ferry, by cnqur-
ing az Mr.. Carrell's Hotel, at the store OF r.
J Conrad 6, Bro. JOSEPH BOWLING.
IIarpcrs-Ferry, June 10, l846-3m.
Rockingham Register COPY one month and send
bill To This Office.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1848-06-27
GALVANIC BATTERIES.

TENElE subscriber. by purchase of the Patenteo,
4 has become the owner of the right TO the sale
and use in the State of Virginia. of COad's patent
improved GRADUATED GALVANlC BAT
and other purposes.
Some thirty forty counties and cities have
been disposed of to practitioners and others
and the remaining territory is offered for sale
i'll Rights of such extent may suit purchasers.
Physicians or others, wishing to engage i'll the
sale of these Rights, either commission, or for
their own account, should make immediate ap-
pIication. Practitioners, family or county Right,
can be had as well as others, with the instrument
at the Patentee's price. Any one engaging in the
purchase and sale of Rights will be afforded OPP
portunitcs of realizing desirable profits.
Address, post paid. with References
WIN CLARKE.
NJTipcLoStor Nov q 1919
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1848-06-27
p11rs, SORES AND ULCERS,


Which you see on the exterior: con1e !!!:sc!I;, anu
have their IN, the interior, and might just
us well have settled on your lungs, liver, or any
other part; which we know they frequently do,
and produce most violent lntiamatory disorders.
The humor which occasions these sores is OF a
highly acrimonious burning nature. We know 1T
from the pain it gives in forming, and afterwards
from its rapidly ulcerating and corroding the flesh
and skin Of the part where it breaks out inns
shows the necessity of frequently purifying the
blood with DIR. SwEETZERS PANACEA, and Keep
ing such malignant hunors in subsection Should
you have a bile or ulcer, be thankful that nature
has taken the trouble to warn you OF the danger
Your life and body is in, for it is warning that
The blood is foul Had this same acrlmony Sc
.-~.es .!.A lnaos iastcad of the surface of your
body Cor its seat, consumption of the lungs would
have been the consequence. Delay not then to
purify and cleanse with DIR. Sweetzer's Panacea.
SPINE DISEASE.
Spinal affections, enlargement OF the bones and
joints, white swellings, hip joint complaints rnp-
lures falling of the bowels and womb disease,
will find a speedy cure in DIR. SwEETzERs PANA-
cEA Where the disease has been OF long stand
ing the time required to make cure will be long
err but the patient may rest assured that deter
mined perseverance will effect 1t.
BRoScH1T1s, ASTHMA AND DISEASES OF THE
WINDPIPE.
These diseases proceed from the serloslty or
corrupt humors Of the blood, having settled itself
that thew cannot draw sufficient air in for respra-
ton. Dr. Sweetzer's Panacea will give imme-
date relief and to make the cure perfect and GER
tain, it should be continued some time alter, to
free the system from all bad humors
DR. SWEETSER'S,PA NACsA, being com
posed onlg of vegetable matter. or medicinal
herbs, and warrented, on OATH as containing not
one particle of mercurial, mineral, or chemical
substances, is found to be perfectly harmless TO
the most tender age, or the weakest frame, under
eta ,Sneh hmm Ne1NE
Price 81 per bottle, or six bottles for So For
sale wholesale and retail, at the corner of Charles
and Pratt Streets, Baltimdse. Also for sale by
THos. NJ. FLIET, saccessor 10 y, II.
Am. GKrhf II Ferry
JosErHS EsSFn & 81 derdstOtcn,
DoRsEg & Bow1y, Winchester.
October /, 1s47-eow1y.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1848-06-27
Winchester, May o, 1913.
NEW HARDWARE STORE.

TENEIE undersigned would respectfully inform
Il their friends Of Jefferson and the adjoining
counties, and all who may call on them, that
they are now prepared to offer Low an Entire
Neio Stock of Hardware, which has been select.
ed with the greatest care, from the European and
American Manufacturers.
Their Stock, in part, comprises the following
articles, viz:
Knives, Scissors, Needles, Razors, Saws, Axes,
Files, Locks, Hinges, Bolts, Screws, Guns, Cur
tain Bands. Tea Trays, Fire Irons, Cast Pots,
Ovens, Kettles, Spades, Shovels, Scythes, Rakes,
Forks, Chains, Nails, Iron, Steel, Tin, Wire, Cop
per, Zinc, Lead, Lead Pipe, Pumps, Hydraulic
Rams, &c; Stoves, Crates, Anvils, Vices, Bel
lows, Harness and ,ddlery Mlountings; Elliptic
Springs and Axles, warranted; Patent Leather,
Painted Cloth, Coach Lace, Lamps, Hubs, Bows,
Hub-bands, Mallabe Castings, and all Goods
usually kept in Hardware Stores. which we offer
wholesale and retail at our new Granite front
Warehouses, sign Of the Gill Plane, at the South
east corner of Bridge and High streets. Entrance,
first door from the corner in either street.
MUNCASTER & DODGE.
Georgetown, D. C., March 7, 1s4s-ly.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1848-06-27
GREAT NATIONAL WORK.

a MISERY Of The Revolution and Lires Of The Heroes
Of The War Of Independence,
BY CHARLES J: PETERSON
An elegant volume with Is fine Steel Plates, and
nearly 200 beautiful Wood Engrnvings.
FgNIIIS is splendid book. a valuable addition
& to the Historic Literature OF our county
We are much mistaken if it does not take rank
with the works OF Irving aud Prescott.
Frankfort Herald.
alt surpasses any similar work yet offered to
the American public. Meals Gazette.
+" may be properly considered populorised
Military History of the Revolution, extremely
well aud judicious written."--N. American.
1.-The present work the Revolution and ita
Heroes, is superior, both in cxtcnt and design 20
any that has heretofore come under notice"
Inquirer.
80: ;1::: t!:-,: g tat cven,fu Pc
riod-Lcdger.
decidedly the best popular History of the
WAR of the Revelation and its Heroes, that has
yet been given to the country"
Saturday Erening Post
az AGENTS WANTED to CdnrGSs for the
06orc elrgam Work, in every County and Io,on
IN the Udifcd SiaieS, to whom the most liberal in
duccmcnts WILDE offered Pricoonly SO.
Address, (post- Paid) WM. a. LEARY,
l5S NOrih Second Street,
May 23, lSlS-3t. PHILADELPHIA.