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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-25
jbr. Swaync'S
CELEBRATED COMPOUND sYKur OF WILD

CHERRY.
Read the most celebrated cnte OF Consumption ever
piscei upnn rccord-
Va. SwavNr-tlear ST.: ' feel u s debt Of gratitude
dus to yon-sad sduty THE afflicted generally. to otcr
nv hHullc tesiistvny IN favor ni sutr & slnPpund Syra,
Of Wild Cherry. Sonie thrcc year sincc I was = 10
Icntly attacked with cold aud Inflammation Of tie
1.ungs. which was accompanied wish = very distress n
cough. pam IN the breast and head. a very copsider4 lc
dtschsrs e Of ofeusive muca- FROM tho lungs. especially
urtn change II weather. ssweyef slight. Al hr~t I fell
no alarm a'nut nv condition. Int vves pretty Slau con.
WINGED thai ! was rapidiy going inf consumption. |
grew sai weaker, ant At icngth was scarcely ahie 10
wAs a1oat. or spcak above q WINS lcr, such was the eE.
oceiius weakness NJ my lungs. Duuag TINS time had
tried vtrInus prerarstipus and prescriptions, hut found
no rc.irf-rrow ing all the time wnrse, Just here ! WAS
advised AMI persuaded Wv a dear firud IN WILMINGTON
Co make ttal Of your Syrup OF Wild Cherry. must
siaiess that previously I had heen prrifd oed AGAINST
pttcnt medicines and am still a-aitsi those comiu,
out "f The hands ot cupirIcs. hut understanding your
eiaims 10 the profession and prsc;ice OF rea,e inc, AVID
hsyiut implicit faith in the sayHtg uf nv friends. |
nftiwith vareha<ca Of br Shaw. one 81 ynur afeuiS. a
few BOTTLES, and commenced IL use. Ny disease was at
TINS ttne OF % or 25 months staniinr, and consequently
was deeply sealed. fouli, hsveva. c ,nsifeeaAle re-
let from the use of the first fhnr or ave III tics Rut
being = public speaker. ] frequently attempted to prcse,
Tfh my Increasing strength, and thereby ruPiurri
f'n-r vessels that had already hcsuu 60 heal; in this way,
aonaties-, my cure was greatly retarded. In eouse-
qn"nce OF acting thus imprudcntiy, ! had TO use 1907 -
hotties before " rs perfectly rr~iorfd. have no qnes-
ton, Il much Smaller MI nier II bottles vDHh have made
me sound, hut for the love indsseretion. Tire syrup
niayed tr. feveri.b haiti. did awsv tho distressing
cough, pat a stop Ia the discharge OF matter trvm the
lungs, and cave them aui the entuc sySiert estoi heath.
I have deferred uffsriug This oettiaeai e TN now. for tie
purpose Of sc,r- pesiec y ssii.iel " un The pcrnancncy
az tWr cure. aud now VA. fcri n tfrCtly wei. 7 OTTER il
WITH r'eSsnrr REV } T. JORDAN.
TIC original and oniy genuine article $ prepared by
I~adrlphis. ,af Al
Msrsi,fot SUE -yJ,.aes Baker a,d Marsh. TAYLOR ami
~ Wssei,ns, Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-25
VARIETY GOODS

n Nh ToES-The subscriber has inst opened a large
G4 assortment of variety goods aud German, French
and English Toys, which arc offered at very low prices.
Has on hand aud still receiving d fine assortment OF
Piano ForteS uf various patterns and Of the latest aud
roSt fashionable style OF furniture. 10 hour aud day
clocks at reduced prices. New music and preceqtots
Tor Piano and all other instrument. j MEI.LOR.
Nov - 96 tfuinn street.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-25
d. Cod, AcvEw 4 swrAnrvGrv M,

Dry Goods. AGNEW swEARINGEN sue
1913 SCISSORS 10 W. '. Selhy. have vren
e" the3r large anil desirable sinck Of fancy and stsrlt
Try s'"rds, ON WAN street. 1ud door Above Narkct Alv
10 whfrh they viii hc regularly receiving fr-m the tas
new editions. ~ accordance with tcir adopted cue
hlcni tiAr BE, tiivf) they hope Us inlustry anil close At
ieuiiou tu tusipcss. ard by kcrtius s fan and tesirs.t.
stock 10 goods To oTer Inducements 10 their friends sud
purchasers generally. dec y
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-25
= ~ ~ De =,


For Sale A good g Ut aHd saw mil on Indian
~ " le- iWg creek ~ Belmont o.. Ohm.
w mllrs rom the Ohto river The Grsi NIL las 2 run
81 sioue. TIE saw Mil - nearly new: There y arun.
dani saw itI'ltr conycuIent. there rs ~ scres Of land
a'larhed To the milis. hori ~ Ia 700 acrr< cleared, rttl,
annc apple and peach orchard VI over 2Si Tearing trees
oi Ere choice grated fruits; thcrc Is : GOOD frame bull
di'rs. with a hne stone spTiug hos>ca Il fountain runtn:
.hcfe ~ also stahlne for z horses, and q numl eT OF cut.
houseS' therc Is an Abundance of caai On the land.
a farther description - deemed unnecessary. es any
one wtshInets purchase win 20 aud examine the rreu,-
s"s THIS proeerty viii he sod low and pay ments
hthlcr,ic or exchanged for tiiv property. ANY one
Wishing To purchase 80 desirable property would DO
well 10 make early application as immediate possession
esnh = hal by calling on JNu GU$HORN,
Real Estate Agent. Main ST. Whcelinp. Va. jai5-2m'
Enr salo. ye~iires'oes
~ ~ sistine of Horses. IIacks. Bar
AMsS9I| oucses. Rure'cs. Harness,
WE41JISHSt&-A Slcighs, So. and fnoi Disposed
E-2Gs1a1k-Gs OF al private safe before the LIST
day ~ Narce,Wnwil on that day be offered at pubic
veulte.
ANY rcrsou wishing To purchase the ahrvc stock VIII
have = chance Of securing tina lest stand for a static IN
this place and all failures for a Illustrate Livery Stable.
jan - JAMES To RE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-25
COEG.NBUiS, OHIO,

IIINI' NJ ~ N TUX
WHEELING II X. list
Ar SrELLE & Lisr's w ,VEHorsy. w ,TER Sr.
rSHEN wintake risks on Buildings Of all kinds, Steam
10 boats and Csrroes. Factories. Mills. Kee'iuats. Flat
hosis aud CargocS, etc. against toss or damage by fire.
or the dan-ers aud perils of the seas, lakes or rivers, on
very favorable terms. sep -.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-25
MAN 60.

(Successors TO ". 6 s. Epman d. Coz
Nu2.0 Market o., Baltimore,
KNNIrE the attention OF merchants at " hociing and
ii ~ vicinity 10 their targe sud cAseusiv We stock IF
American Cotton aud Wooden goods OF every descup-
tluu, comprising cloths, csssin'-fes, sattiuetis, fanneis,
Jeans, twceds. prut-, pantsloua studs, brown and blea
chet cottaIt,. sc. 80. jan 2g-2m
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-25
WHEELING

SUSPENSION BEiDGE-N anted a number Of good
~ Ouarrymeu. Stone cutters aud Lalofers to work ot
the SUSPENSION Bridge, IN the employ Of The Company.
Apply to l.. DICKINSON,
at the Warehouse on Xane's Island. Nov -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-25

Book-BinderS' Straw Boards or IS va,
sizes, for sale al the PhHnN Paper Mn.
ian D CS LAMBDfN co.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-25
MAkIIN LEWIS 81 cos
CLO - i'SsaSE

tbh LIE
E~NCffslNE SALE or G~EvTLEMEN's WEAR.
'"o o"iy $ic'c OF The kind in IL ,iiimore.
No. 233 BxdrlMoRg ST.. sscoaf store ,r,J nj
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-25

D,,bl;c Sole OF THE l. JAIL. y LUf
L uoiIN s'oiS The subscribers being appointed
Commissioners FIR such II rposcs, viii. ON Monday, the
9th day Of March. ISIS. 81 tie Gnurt House in Wheeling.
sell to The highest aud lost bidder. lot No 90 on Market
street. being the old jail aud lot on which II ~ erected
II will I've sold on credit hy equal instslUcnis ~ one.
tive aud three years. the purchaser giving bonds with
good security 10 secure the payment OF the purchase
mo- ey. with irteres, from the day Of sale. The title
will hc retained til the purchase money is all paid. tho
the purchaser vii be entitled TO possession III the LIST of
April next. z. JACOB,
ROB'r c WOODS. Com'rs.
f,H 10 NVM TSFTRN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-25
NgmgGrD> SIS.
BRUSHES

~ scmbbinc. whltew ash, dusting, hearth, shaving,
psint and marking brushes. ] & Co,
oct 81 Monroe street.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-25

a GARse
GEO. L. BURY, }. L. BUzBY, E. II. BUzBY.
BUZBY & co.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS, for the sale of Flour.
Wool, .eeds, Butter, Lard, aud Produce gen
orally, Broad ST., East side, between
Race and Cherry SIS.
PlilLApELPHtA,
~ FS~PECTFuLLY solicit q share of the business
IN which mav he directed To the above city being
fully prepared To- MAKE cash advances, and grant every
facility on causignnents.
REFER TO
5 Brady, La. Cashier NJ. 4 Nj. Bank of Wheeling.
Thos sweeney, Esq. President Moth Western Bank
OF Wheelmg
Wm. Fleming, ESQ. Wheeling.
Messrs. las. Mckinney & Co. Ualtsh,ru,
a. NJ. buchanan. Esq.
T.. NJ Howe Esq. CASHIER Exchange Bank, Pittsh'h.
Wm. Lsrimer, ESQ. Pittsburgh.
q. NJ. Truutmdn, Esq. Cash. Western Bank OF Phli.
MeSsrs. Jas. }. Duncan q Co, aud merchants of H.
ladelunla generally. 6ms
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-25

IpHN HUNTER,
u. VI. NORTON.
EOB'r MORRISON,
r. W S~fEPHENS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-25

Camp Lille OF Volunteer, BY n,o 9 In.
seen be Elephant, attbe variety store OF
dec u J BLACkMAR to.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-25

= a. ~ BBIs Family Flour,
4S 9u do Rye do
- Kegs Lard, received aud for sale ny
jan II MORROW & WAkEMAN,
10 Drums Fresh Figs
Just received and for sale low by
MRS. HEATING,
dec 20 Monroe street.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-25
pnlent rveted h w. I~sNn IA nrII Z l HnIIE rs

Patent rlNeted BANDS. Z BEI.rs. from 10
u inches: either single, double or round manufactured
bV the Patenlee. 4. W. WooDs, New hnfk.
These Bands received the nfst Premium IA silver
medal aud Di.lolua) at the Boston FAIR. Also the first
nreuiuh at the late New York St,te Fair, At Saratoga.
and as highly recommended 10 Machinis's, Cotton and
Wooieu manufacturers, Paper MILF, saw aud Planning
| Ml-, Grist Miis, avid Tor all kinds II machinery where
Belts are uatt.
! urdsrs fnr the aiove, received and promptly executed,
hy te undersigned - general agent for the manutactu-
! rer. X. MchtE.
References; Nes.rs. Hunter, Morrison & CO.: Messrs.
| CS La f"ttt& C.. Jan l2--2m
Herald. MclsauleI; llet alb, Sieuhenvile; and Chron.
4 icle. -. Ctairsvile, copy 20 amount OF Oae dollar each,
! and charge thls Ollee. : IA one copy, marked.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-25

e ave received : Bsgrelsof sery superior cranhorries
a Nov 10 JNO * BOrSFORD.
a LSO / Case ef Boston Pickies sssSor.cl,
-. = Balesuf son shelled Alnoats and for s1le BY
INA X B~DfSFFRD.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-25
Arrival of Winter Goods.

NM rrmc y ~ Sugar, 10 There's Crn<hed
~ sugar. just received. B~CBANGLE & CO.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-25
CAS- = EEEE.


a Good turning Lathe, all complete aud ready for use,
"a suitable Tor small turning, for sale low by
w. EiIiEf4DAFFEG.
dec 10 Nam street.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1848-12-15
COMMUNICATIONS.
Notes from the Lecturing Field.
CoNNEAuTvILLE, Crawford Co., Pa, !
November 29ib, 1918. (

CoNNEAUTvILLE, Crawford Co., Pa,
November 29ih, 1918.
On our way from Francis neighborhood
to Wellsburgh, we learned that arrangements
had been made for the discussion of the Dis
solution question in Lockport, 10
on Friday morning, which, of course, we
were glad to hear. At Wellsburgh we call
ed upon Elder Winton, a preacher among
the Free Will Baptists, who speedily made
provision for ourselves and horses. The
meeting was held in the Academy, a large
and commodious house. Before we arrived
at the above place we had been informed that
Elder Wells. a Free Will Baptist, lad been
stumping it for Gen. Taylor, and using all
the influence he possessed 10 secure the
election of that infamous iyrant and murder
er. The first evening of the meeting, the
above brother was present. Henry opened,
by showing the present position Of The nation
in reference 10 the anti-slayery movement
He took up the political parties, as also the
religious s%ects; with their professions of
anti-slavery, declaring themselves the friends
of the oppressed, while they crush, oppress
and destroy their fellow-men. This brought
him square up against Elder Wells, "who
has always been an abolitionlst," signed the
Free Will Baptist protest, &c., then stump
ing in for Taylor. The brother could not
stand this close application of the subject.
but jumping to his feet tried to defend his
course IN going for the "Old General."-
tie became very much excited, charging us
with being blacklegs," dlsorganizers, &C..
saying that the next thing we would adyo-
cate would be the destruction of The marriaoe
institution. then proceeded 10 show what
the character Of Taylor was as a STAKEHOLDER.
and the f~earfully responsible position of the
men who advocated The election of such men.
We showed that those, whether .'saints or
sinners" who stumped it for a STAKEHOLDER
dld all they could TO make stealing, murder,
piracy and adultery reputable and Christian.
This brought the old Elder to his feet AGAIN,
pouring upon US floods OF abuse, telling the
people they ought to leave us in the dark The
following night, by staying at home. This,
however, The people refused to do, for they
ca me out in greater numbers. and with q
greater amour, of light, too. The meeting
on this night was one of the most powerful
we could well hold. We had the old Eide
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now speak from their g%taves, they would bid
us God speed in this glorious work. Then
let US not be idle; but do the work that then
left undone. Patriotism calls upon us. If
we love our countfy-if we would not have
her a scott and a by.word to surrounding
nations-if we would elevate her 10 respec-
liability and infiuence--if we would make
her indeed The "land Of the free and the
home Of The brave,"-in truth a "Model
Republic" then dissoire The Unioa. Hu.
mani'y' as she weeps over those victims of
oPpressIon-as she beholds them borne down.
and trodden under foot by the "iron boof of
despolism," cries out, DISSOLVE THE UN,or.
Christianity commands us, if we love her
1t we would extend her benign influence, TO
DISSOLVE THE UNION.
Then let US unfurl the banner of Liberty
while on its ample folds let there stand forth
in bold relief, this inscription" No Union
,0ih Shareholders" while, as our motto, We
adopt that of regenerated France, "L,6erfv
Equality, Fraternity"
Ever yours,
i. w. NEWPORT
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from the country. Meetings were advertised
in the "Courier," bills were left TO be post
ed up, and every thing done that could be
done to insure a good meeting on our part.-
-Four Of us rode three miles, through the
worst OF roads, and then for all our pains,
had the modification of riding the same dis
lance back again. The meetings were to
have been held in the Baptist church, but
when we arrived there not a soul was to be
seen, not a footprint had disturbed the level
sparkling snow, no fire, no light, no key
all dark, cold, and lonely. We waited a
considerable length Of time in the cold, but
no person came, when we turned our horses,
and started " back to the place from whence
we came"
There may be some excuse found in the
Noticeable depth of mud and snow but |
am convinced, that if any s~ectarian or politi-
cal meeting had been called, there would
have been some out. said on our return that
il we had had a monkey dressed in the cos
tune Of General Taylor, and had announced
that certain great feats would be performed
by his monktyship, the house would have
been filled by the liberty-loving citizens of
Conneautville. | have no doubt of it. The
place is full Of churches and priests. Baplists,
Universalists, Methodists, Presbyterians, and
| know not if any others have erected their
idol temples, and do homage 10 their bloody
slaveholding Gods. No wonder that not a
man. woman or child is 10 be found on the
side Of the slave, who in vain, with mana
cled hand, ~entreats for mercy and redemp-
ton. Thank God (Ihe God of the poor and
the o%utcast.l Even these iron-hearted sin
ners will yet be compelled to listen 10 the
voice of woman's wailing and mans despair.
If they listen not TO the voice of reason and
truth, they will have to give heed to the voice
of vengeance and retribuiion. May they be
wise 10 decide speedily in favor Of those
whose souls are crushed, and avert the ga
thering storm.
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o. Persons having business connected
with the paper, will please call on James,
Barnaby, corner of Main and Chestnut SITS.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1848-12-15
A N TI-SLAVERY BUGLE.
SALEM, DECEMBER Is, 1913.
J. w. NEWPORT.

vi LOVE AGITATION WHEN THERE IS CAUSE
FOR 1.-THE ALARM BELL WHICH sTARTLEs
THE INHABITANTS OF A CITY, SAVES THEM
FROM BEING BURNED IN THEIR BEDs.-Ed-
mund Burke.
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will amount, including the reimbursement, of
Treasury Notes, TO the sum Of $54, 1886, 276,-
0G, leaving an estimated balance in the Urea
sury on the LIST OF July, 1919, Of 50, 953, 69i,.
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~. =. aREEv, .s.css0,.sv.

TIME pARI.OR AND CHAMBER FURNITURE AT
AUCTION-Oa Thursday, the lih INSTANT shall
eel. az the res dence Of General AeCa!ia, on Indiana
avenue between Sc and Al nearly opposite the Cy
Hail. at o'clock excellent assortment OIL Pafof
and chamber furniture, vixs
Mahogany divals, ioanye. and paslo. chairs
Do black laarb.e top pier tables and was'
stands
10 hat-g-s centre and other tables
Do wardsobes and French bedsieads, fine
Do dressing and plain bureaus do
Grandoles and A. light isangiax gil candle brackets
Hal and other lam Is, umbrella stand, &c.
Carpets, hearth rigs and straw mating
Feather beds, bedding, and matIe-se.
Passage oiicosh, watercooisr, and III safe
With many other articles unnecessary 10 enumeIaie
Terms: All sums OF and under Sz5, cash over S2>,
crcd, OF two months, for satisfactorily en-
dorsed, bearing interest A. GREEN,
Sept I'D Auchoneer.
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nv n. GREEN. .ssctsSvssrr.

VALUABLE THREE-SToHY FRAME HOUSE AND
LOT AT AUCTlON.-On Thursday the lih instant
shall sill in font of the premises, nj O'Clock p M
and conveniently arranged and nearly new three
story frame house with the lo on which II sand being
10, No ia square No 37u fronting on the south SIDE o.
n,,h l. street between 9Th and l0xn streets west The
hon- contains good rooms with dry cellar, finished with
10 and every convenience necessary
Terms. Onc-han cash the balance in twelve and
eighteen months iof bearing interest deed given
sga i da az ,1ns, ,aLen A. GREEN,
a -, 10 SruxTb Auctioncer
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zen OF the United Sat>s who undo lands ali the Eu
opean languages except the Scavonan, and speaks and
writes correctly the principal five OF them. would be happy
10 engage his the aforementioned capacity He
also has practical kno OF book keep and fund
OF general For the requirement OF the latter
he irequented several and travelled over the
greater part OF Europe ASIA and America He has been
Tor about yeas deputy consul in Hindoslan
or five European kingdoms and since his rcian TO Amer
lca eighteen months ago, has been pfoes OF modern
languages and literature Of colleges Of the north
em States With regard TO his character and ability be
can produce satisfactory estmona and refer 10
persons of the highest literary rank and responsibility
Please to address H. M, of V. Is. Palmer New York
city.
Sept 12-3t
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TOHN p. STALLIN0S, successer ca C. p scngsa"oA'
u respectfully informs his ire,ms and the public gener
ally that he has taken the wcisaown shop formerly ocen
pied by G 5 where he will be happy receive oien
Tor painting and promises execute in the be" possible
manner.
July 30-eodf
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c,TOVES CRATES hnnd.-I am this day re.
ceivng the North very large supply CRATES and
stoves OF kinds, and patterns for wood and coal
fire bricks &c am the agent OF this place Tor the sale Oh
the American a-tght cooking None genuine, er
cept those with brick bake-ovrns Hardware of ali kinds
and Sc shall sell and CRATES this fall al re-
duced prices, for cash. frt
Please call and s e. WOODWARD.
Sept 7-eo6t .sl...
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WANTED imIn ediateIy, Respectable white n"rssr
w competent % charge OF a seiy young infant 10
person, we recommended and wnI
nas sone skill Us pleasant saHtion and soa
wages viii be given. Inquire aud leave address al me
e Union" ohce. ..s Esd na., -.
Sept7-u .sst .t b. w. ..
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HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT
III AUG rION.-On Wednesday, the 18th instant, shall
SELL residence Of Mr.. James Young on New Jersey
avenue Capitol Hill, south Capitol gate, al !"
o'clock, M, large lot of furniture, viz
Mahogany sofa, dining. breakfast, and card tables
Do sideboard. bure ans, liehtsrunds
Do workstand, bronze manel clock
Cane rush, and wood-seat chairs, rockers, &c.
Hall, SOLAR mantel, and other lamps
Androns, shovel and longs, tenders
Plated candlesicks, pier and o:her glasses
Paror and chamber window curtains. blinds
Maple high and low-post bedsteads
Feather beds and mattresses bed curtains
Paror, chamber, PASSAGE and step carpets
Hearth rugs. straw mating. crash
Cooking, parlor and other stoves brass front CRATES
China, glass; and crockery ware
Also a good lot of kitchen requisites. IN, :
Terms: All sums of and under go, cash over $50, a
credit of and four months for notes satisfactorily en-
dorsed, bearing interest. A. GktEN,
Sept9-d hocuohec''
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JUST RECEIVED, aud for sale low
u very superior lot genuine Smithed cured hams,
of my own selection, and which recommend IN inc
highest terms.
Also barrel OF Chas Harriss superior wine biscuits
cask of prime white brandy, suitable for preserves
choice selection OF old brandes, Wines gins, and WINS
keys, OF very superior quality 49,,
large and general OF sugars, loaf, crusneu
and brown together with large addition to my Stock Oh
groceries, including all the leading articles usually kept III
store. For sale by Jons j. JOtob, -.
OF and 18th sucets
Auq 3D-eo7t Intel |
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! uaURvIr. RE PRIsrs.-Une casc French iurni'urt
IT prints, ~, very cheap. ~ : 5000, 40
Sept l2-3tif d. OLAGEII w.
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THE SICK HAMS FRIEND.

DIR. A. d. GOULETT son of the celebrated
Indian Doctress, MRS RIoHARDsos and Reformed P,
H'oner Of Medictne having dissolved partnership with
Dr. Provost, of the late firm oDrs GOuett q Provost by
mutual consent CONTINUES his practice heretofore his
Old Office, No. 227 MAIN STREET, lett hand, up stairs,
over the Store Of c. c. Clapp
DIR GOuett in practice, nothing bat Vegetable or
Botanic Medcines-and be consulted his Office at
all hours of the day, from in the morning in the
evening; and all honrs he can be found his
Boarding Place, United States Hotel.
DIR e. takes this occasion say, that he feels grateful
for the fav0rs he has received from his friends and patrons
IN the extensive practice he has enjoyed since his resi-
dence in this city, and he he shall merit continu
OF their patronage friendship by his services and
well directed efforts their BEHALF
Oct l9. diff A. D. GOULETT.