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To tie Lp7es.-It Is with feelings of deep morti-
f'cation TINT our public journals filled with
glowing advertisements addressed 10 those females
Inst are so unfortunate rs 10 have dark, or bilious
compIcxioN, that by the use Of different preparA-
tions Of chalk lead, arsenic and alkaline soaps, their
faces will become beautiful, and thcir skin soft rs
sn infant, &c. Did thcse gentlemen possess even Il
limited knowledge Of the human system, We are
sure they would hesitate to have their names APP
pear connected with such nonsense. A dark or
bilious complexion IS the result Of inactive state
Of the liver, costivc bowels, dispeptic symptoms,
want Of proper exercise, &c. How foolish then to
attempt cure by using these dcleterious articles,
whom it is impossible 10 effect cure only by slim
Mating the liver to healthy action, whereby the
bowels become -ular, the system pure and the
complexion clear and hcnhy to do this llcrrick's
Sugar Coated Pills. ther cures IRE permanent, their
effects lasting.
UERRICK s. co. Albany, n. !. Propretors, to
whom all orders must be addressed.
For sale by V. Ross, Brandon; Samuel d. Wins
low, rittsford; J. c. SAWYER, Sudbury: /. F. Ben
eon, Whiting; f. w Walker Benson; CNtln \
Wright, Orwell; Kent Wright, Shorehami +. T.
Fletcher, Bridport;-also by Druggists and Country
merchants generally.
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Wool DEPOT.

FTVIIIS enterprise having met the expccta-
4 tons of its projectors, the subscriber has
made arrangements to continue q branch Of
the Undertook Wool Depot in the village of
Shoreh0m, VT, for the present season. lie
will be prepared to receive Wool after the
fifth of June.
The fccccs will be thrown into sorts &C.
cording to style and quality. A discrimina.
lion will be made between Wool in good or
bad condition. Those who desire it, can
have their clip kept separate. Sales will be
lnade invariably for cash. Sacks furnished
to those who wish, BY their paving expense
of transportation and 70 1-2 cents each, for
their Use.
The charges will be- for receiving, sorting
and selling, one cent per pound, and the in
insurance, which will be 2j cents on 500
for term of three months. Liberal advan-
ccs in cash made on the delivery Of Wool, if
requested.
Arrangements have been made with Man
ufacturers using different grades Of Wool, 10
purchase the various sorts at the market val
ne, soon after being received at the Depot.
II the opening market price is not satstac-
tory, the wool will be offered for sale at such
time us the owner may direct.
Letters addressed to the subscriber at
Shorcham, in relation to the Wool Depot at
that pl; ce, will receive immediate attention.
Ia References can be had to Dr. j. s.
Bcekman, kindcrhook; b. S. johnson. Sec.
n. Y State Agricultural Society, Albany;
Hon. S. II. Jcn;son, Kent Wright, Esqr,,
Shorehom; II. Bell, MddIcbury; J. Ella
worth, Cornwall J. NJ. Weeks, Salisbury;
J. Holcomb, Brandon; l.. Hall, Shelburn,
VI. H. BLANCHARD, agent.
Shoreham May 90, 1913. ix49;xl8
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u otitrs.
Look at Thisi,

ca Fifty Df'''on Dollars in England for
the Heirs Of Benjamin Wilson !.ssg
Messrs. +. c. LocKLIxo of West Rutland, and b.
F. WILSON of Flackvilc; St. Lawrence Co. N. y,
nre duly authorized agents for collecting money to
defay the expenses of suitable person Agent to
go to England for the purpose Of establishing the
claim Of the heirs of BENJAMIN WILSON, to the
above named property.
The meeting of the Wilson Association is adjourn
cd to the 7th day of July next, O'Clock, A. NJ, at
the Brandon House, at which time general attend
ance of the members is solicited. No one should
fail to attend, as now is the time to secure the OBJ
ject. j. NJ. WALLIS, Rec Secretary
Brandon, june O. 1873
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HERMAN, St. Lawrence Co. n. Y. April 81, 1913.

HERMAN, St. Lawrence Co. n. Y. April2i, 1913
This is to certify that have been agent for the
sale of N. H.. Downs Vegetable Balsamic Elixir
prisng effect it has had on those prodisposed to
Pulmonary Consumption and the Increasing de,
mand for the sale Of it since introduced it into
this place, cannot refrain from adding my estimo-
ny in favor of it. have used it in my family for
two years in Coughs, Colds and find it sovereign
remedy. We give it as q cordial to our infants
when but few days Old, and find it more soothing
10 an infant than any cordial we used. 1t has
done wonders in this place in case of Asthma Of
long standing am willing and feel bound to say
that believe it to be the best medicine for what it
ID recomm ended there is. T. HEALY, =. NJ.
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County CONVENTION.

The WINGS Of the County of Rutland are request
cd to meet in Comfy Convention, al Castlcton, on
Thursday, the 22a day Of jane neat, at II o'clock a.
NJ, for the purpose ofnominatnga Senatorial ticket,
nnd to adopt such measures as may be deemed i'm
rortant to secure the triumph Of the Wing cause at
the approaching election. By order Of the
May %, 1878. COUNTY COMNITTEE.
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10000 i'm one year.
COLES
A meriCan Y veterinarian,
5000 Copies
From lillian Bacon, Richmond.

From lillian Bacon, Richmond.
This book is just what VIC farmers want. The
prescriptions are simple, always accessible, and
harmless to the constitution.
From Ike Christian HercM, Ncu1urynort.
been most asoni,hcd at the amount of impor rr
Information and instruction which it contains, on
the training, breeding, and diseases of domestic
animals. 1t is compiled by one of the best agricu-
turn writers in tho country, from his own expert
cnce and observation as practical farmer and
conductor of agricultural papers.
From NiSht's Paper, PhiI1dthfia.
"Cole's American Veterinarian" ia an invaluable
book. 1t is worth its weight in gold to any person
having the care Or charge Of domestic animals. An
agricultural friend, to whom we gave COPY, ob-
served, that it would save him hundred dollars a
year.
From tie american Ag,icultm1st.
The farmer will find much valuable information
IN this little work By reference to is directions,
they may DE able to save valuable animal which
otherwise might be lost.
From j. IL Weeks, Ternpont
The American Veterinarian is the best book Of
tie kind that have ever seen.
From LoE B7rtlet, Neic H,ma:hire.
This book should be in the library of every farmer
From The Farmers Visitor, BY Cor. HM, " H.
As the Editor of that excellent agricultural paper.
the Boston Cultvator and other kindred works, Mr..
Cole has shown himself well qualified for the com
pilation Of this wolk. We have known him for
years, and he has proved himself to be one Of the
most perseverance able of ouragricultural editors
We understand his new book has already had free
and extended sale. Many times its price, to almost
any farmer, may be saved in its purchase.
Published, and for sne wholesale and retail, by
JOHN p. JEWETT & co.
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The subscribers having again taken the
contract for carrying the Mail from Roches-
ter, VT, to Tconderoga, N. Y, would hereby
inform the public that during the season of
LAKE NAVIGATION, they will run the Mail
and Passenger Stages as follows: Leave
Rochester on Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays, at o'clock, A. NJ, passing through
Goshen, Brandon, Sudbury, and arrive at
Chpman's Point, Orwell, in time for passen-
gers to take the Boats, either North or
South.
Returning, will leave Chipman's Point on
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, at Z
O'Clock, A. NJ, or on the arrival of the MORN
ing Boat from Whitehall reaching Brandon
in season to intersect the Boston and Bur-
lneton Stage going South, and arrive ut
Rochester the same evening.
e. Having provided good aecommoda-
tons the undersigned hope to receive libe-
raj share of public patronage.
GILBERT CHENEY,
T. b. BUTTON.
Brandon, May 10, 1848. iN4s:tf
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PotrTfcAL REToRT.-John Van Buren, is
always ready at a repartee. At the great
Barnburning meeting in New York on Tues
day, voice in the crowd cried out, Three
cheers for CassW "Don't my friend" said
Van Buren,, they will think that you are
whistling at funeral if you do that"
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Punch says that Lord Brougham, (our
double Brougham, as he calls him) in seeking
to combine in his own person French citizen
ship and a British peerage, has received a
new titlo--that of Lord Half-and-Half
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Most Extraordinary Work!
TIE
Married WOnaal's
PRIVATE MEDICAL COMPANION.
by DIR. a. NJ. MAURICEAU,

NY DIR. ~. N. MACkiCEAEJ
PROFESSOR OF DISEASES OF WOMEN
Sixth Edition. Is mo- pp250. Price 81.
$4,000 Copies sold in Three Months!
Years ofsUlerlng, of physical and mental anguish
to many ar pfec tionae wife, and Iecuuiary difficult
ties to the husband, might have been spared BY u
timely possession Of this work
1t is intended especially for the married, or those
contemplating marriage it dscloses important
eecrets which should be known TO them particularly.
Truly, knowledge power. 1t is health, happiness,
aGiuenoc.
The revelations contained In rs pagcs hsre proved
blessing to thousands, the innumcrable letters re-
ceyed By tho author will attest.
Here, also, every female discover tho causes,
symptoms, and The most efficient remedies, and most
certain mode Of cure in every complaint to which her
eek is subject
On the receipt orOns Dollar the /" Married Woman's
Private Medical Companion will be sent (7iae9 rec)
TO my part of the United Statea All letters must be
addressed, post paid to DIR. A. NJ. Mauriceau, COX
liza New York City. Publishing Office 100 Liberty
street, New Iork
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4 perfectly simple and effective MacAiae for
forcing a portion Of a drooh or spring to
any required distance or Iteration, tcAeTe a
proponiionate fail can be applied.
IT is perfectly applicable where no more
than 1Sinchcs fall can be obtained, yet the
greater the fall applied, the higher may the
water be conveyed, the quantity raised vary
ing in proportion to the height, with a given
fall. 1t will raise, say one eleventh Of the
water, ten times the height Of the fall to
which it is applied. Thus if applied under
fall of five feet, with a supply Of eleven gall
Ions per minute, it will force up and discharge
at an elevation Of fifty feet from the Machine,
one gallon per minute; and under the same
head or fall it will of course raise and dis
charge larger quantity of water in proper
ton as the height TO which it is conveyed is
diminished, and so less quantity a greater
height.
In al cases the article is warranted COM
pleto and perfect, SO as to give the best of
satisfaction, or it may be returned. Orders
solicited, to which prompt attention will be
given. For sale by
8. B. SPAULDING, Brandon, Vt.
One Of the above RAMS may be seen in
operation at the Car Buildings, in this vii
lage. 52:tf
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r ,ECHORN HATS, Boys Gaps, &c, a
A% good assortment, cheap at
50 G. ". BULLARD'S.
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LOOK AT THIS
NEW
TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT.

TINE subscriber would respectfully inform
=. the citizens of Brandon and vicinity,
that he has commenced the above business in
this Village where he will be happy to wait
on all who may favor him with their pat
ronage.
Snor OVER KETcHAM's STeRE.
No pains will be spared in Cutting and
Making garments in the latest ana most ap-
proved style.
Particular attention will be paid to eGse,
elegance and neatncss of fit.
All work done at this establishment war
rantcd. VIM. PHELPS.
brandon. Jan. "a, 18iS. ix:S2:tf
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Stoves, Flows and Lighlnins'Rods,
PWJ6rl, Brandon and Troy Air-t;gh,
Cooking, Pdrl0r and other
S T o v ESS

Tabor, Eagle, Sile-hill and Grasshopper
PLOWS, (warranted 10 suit on trialD
Parts to Stoves and Plows;
The choicest HOLLOW WARE Caul-
drons, Arch and Oven Mouths
Copper and Cast-iron PUMPS, and Lead
Pipe, Zinc, and Brass Kettles to fit the stoves
in general nse
Also, prepared LIGHTNING RODS,
with points included, at and cents per foot,
For sale Ivy CLARK RICH,
Who continues the Tin and Stove Trim
ming Business.
EGzS He is, in addition, making choice lot
of DRAG RAKES, for sale.
Shoreham, May IS, 1948. 1872
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PATENT LAWS.

OF ALL NATIONS-Just published, on the LIST of
~ February, l&S--1he Laws md i1Gctce Of all Ma
tlons and Governments, relative TO Patents Tor lnyen
ti0na, The work embraces the cntic LAWS with mar
gnGl notes forms and fees with remarks thereon in
Belgium, Holland, Dutch West dies, Austria, rus
eia Russia. SaXony, Portugal. WmtemDuTg, Eat aIia
SARDINIA, Roman States, SWcden Spain Cuba, and the
Price, on good paper, and bound with Iaror covers,
81 Oh extra fine laer in (nlcr covers 81 20, bound
IN cloth, 81 IS; in full law binding, 50
This work can be transmitted i'll Ter covers through
tie mail.
Booksellers and agents are requested to send orders
for the number ofcopieS they wish
Also, THE EuisEhi, Or tte National JoWRal Of
hpentions, Patents Gnd ScieHre--ihis is n monthly
work Of the character indicated BY is title ard treats
Patents, of this country ard EmO.e. CouIt proceed
ings in patent cases, and all mechanical matters Illus
trated with cngrayngs thus making most complete
work on engineering.
TEEAs--One dollar a year, or 10 cents single nun.
Der. Clubs Of subscribers who send Five poals will
be entitled to- sixth copy, rats for Agents.
Newsmen, Sc, will be furnished at h,e dogja per
hundred Cash must in all cases accompany orders,
none but specimen copy will be supplied until paid
PATENTS PROCURED.
Or Att NATIoNs.--IEe subscribers also have every
convenience for financing all business in relation TO
Patents, such as preparing the lapeis and Drawings
for and obtaining aehts in all Countries and Tow
crnments they having correspondents in EIrope to
whose care Inventions nuy he conldcd Thesuwcnler
and reissue oil Talents which Lave been issued in
defective manner opoi!ion applications for Patents
conducted, reflections o. Patents leconsidercd, and
signments ard other documents made.
Searches made for Patents and copies or abstracts
supplied, Of English. American or French issues.
Full lists of American and English Talents can lie
consulted at our oil CO The former list is from the
foundation Of the Government to the present time and
weekly from the Patent OF ce and tile latter from the
year 1901 to the last arrival by each steamer
Patents negotiated aud sod in Europe TO great adj.
vantage and information furnished as to the value of
any invention abroad.
KINGSLEY FIRSSON, 3 waI st.. New York
N. Is. Editors of newspapers who will inseit the
above advertisement time and draw attention to it
editorialy, will be entitled to receive a copy o. the
Laws and Practice of all Nations relative TO Patents
on sending copy of the journal with the advertise.
ment marked directed 20 the - Eu;el0." New York, RS
on the receipt of such will remit the work to the
newspaper SO sent, 1851 K.& j..
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NeaU Goods.

a GENERAL assortment of GOODS,
"a bought with Cash, and for sale low, by
May %. j. A. CONANT.
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Travelling Agents are Informed that few districts
In Massachusetts, and two other Eastern States arc
yet unengagcd Applications received Epost rald) as
above. Q:46d
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-26
THE PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
PEKIN TEA COMPANY

EAFiNG appointed NJ. REILLY, No. l6f, West
"a side Market Square. Wheeling, Va, their agent for
iMs CITY, he would call the attention of the public Ia
those '|ELEBRATED PACKED TEAS, the superior
excellence OF winch Is too well known 10 require com
nieldation. They have &c u for Il long time the favor.
lie Teas IA the principal Atlantic cities. and ara fast
obtaining a character throughout the country which Will
give them precedence wherever they are usel.
All housekeepers know how difficult 1t has been here
totote to Obtain good Teas al tair prices, hnt the great
facilities of THIS Company enable them to place in the
hands oftheir agents the choicest article at prlres which
cannot tat to Sustain The high character already attain,
cd ny them, ard II they should not suit, YOU have only
10 return them 10 the AGENT and get your money refunded.
~NoIlCE-As many Imltainrs have risen up who are
vending an interior article IN the name u this Company,
they deem II proper 10 state, IN ordeft TO prevent inpasi
ton, that none are genuine which do not bear on every
package, IN addition la the title oftle Company, that of
~CALLMON 4 n
; l. corner Market and Front SITS, PHILADELPHIA
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-26
feb Wholesale agents. Pittsburgh.
For sale by JAS DAK EN. Mheeling. Va.
RAILWAYS CHINESE MEolcArEs soar AND

TIE CIRCASSlAN HERNIA.
TeHlS medicinal eosmctlqne j. q sure cufaiive to all
= affections OF the sam, impariing health and beauty
To the eompieNaon. We have heen frequently ssked why
we call 6adwa 'sSoap, Thme7el We do not pretend
TO sat thai Railways SOAP was either invented or pre-
pared IN China. Not at all; the Invention IN entirely
cur owh-so also is lis manufacture; hut IT, medicinal
aGeHts are iudineuOuss f HAT climate, whilst is heauii
fItr properties are largely owing to the Circassian
hieuna. The llenna is one of those mertiorlous plants
whose virtues asa cnsnetidue has for centuries beea
known only 10 lie Circassians BHt by the wondei ful
sntc' - OF kadNay's SOAP IN inpariing thai transparent
sotntsstothe sam, deaih and beauty To the routplec
ton, j. proof positive Ut It's rare aud valued virtues
THIS with other haiaantlc plants, possessing hea iug,
cleansing, Furl!lhg and heauiltNi ing merits (kpown ON
~ 10 sl - tie great secret of the success II Railways
Soal. kadtaf's ~oap is speedy IN lis effect Of removing
Tan, Sun urn. Puppies, iilotciics lnstules, 1etfers.
cures SAT- kheum, lntgwOfu. Rash and mosquito hites.
tor shaving It's excellent. for the Toilet II Is uueialed.
sold tar - ceHis, large. aud I2b cents st all tablets. at
the principal dspots, I'll tunttl nj street: S5i Pearl st.,
New York. RAUWAN X
5ji Pearl street, New YORK.
Sold il Wheelingb by 40 F~AlRCuiLD,
aug 10 AGENT
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GREAT Gp4NTRaS ROUTE
v~ROM WHEELING 4 BALTIMORE. WASHING
e o CITY, PHILADELPHIA \, NEW YORK a1f
BOSTON. rhe National Road and Good Intent stage
Commands are running SIX daily lines to Cumberland
connecting with the Bal imore ant Ohio RailRoad. On
by - hours stage ravsl 10 either ofthe aboveeIues,
lance By railroad.
laFine TO baltimore ~ hours.
Time to Philadelphia u hours.
Fare 20 baltimore II DOLLARS,
Fare to hiiapelpLia ~ DOLLARS.
SiN daily lines leave the Companies Stage and Railroad
Office every morning al q O'Clock, A. NJ. and eNtraSm fur
nished At any hour a load should offer.
For through tickets to baltimore aud Philadelphia, az
PLY at the Companies office, No. 20 Water street. Vince
ling. Va. Two doors north OF the United states Hotel.
For Good Intent Stage Co. W. n. STEELE
And }. G. ACHESON, for n. r. :. Go.
avg Great Central Route Hail Road s stage oatee
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-26
FARNAM'S PATENTHYDRAULICS.
HOBBS * TAYLOR

r. ANING purchased the right OF Farnam's Patent
ss.s Hydraulics tor the cpuHtirs Of Belmont apd ONO,
are nov prepared 10 furnish 20 order Farunu's douHle-
HetiOn IN and force tuipps, Fire EutipeS, Garden En-
gihts. Steam Boa, Pumps, and al kinds OF hydraulic
sppsIatus a. manufactured hy u /. Farnam, Cincm.,
ONO. These Pumps are adapted for every situation
Tor whlcl a pump may Re required. The great advan
tale over stigle action Pumps - keeping & column of
water CONSTANTLY moving. thereby working more cas-.
NY and throw ing duuhle tie quantity Of sn.le-actJun
Pump of the same size. 'fhey ulsy be used Ia all cases
for a Fire Engine, as the smallest Pump made wiithrow
water over a twost"Ty building Owing to The -imUledr-
ratseturnt he price Is less than that OF any other pump
that VIII perform the saue amount OF wor&. The Az
fangenent0 OF the whole Is so simple that 10 is io~s liable
10 get out OF order. aud - hotter calculated for situations
where the most perfect and efficient machinery is re.
quifed.
House Pumps To he worked by hand may he placed
ia the basement or any Other convenient situation, to
draw water ny means OF a lead pipe from wells, els
terms aud springs, FROM any distance. aud force the
same 10 amy part OF the house tor ordinary use; OF to
convey water 10 Bath Rooms, out Houses, and with
the addition OF hose may heusei 10 protect the house,
by extinsuishiHs ires. Likewise Pumps for wells OF
all iepthS not exceeding 2u feet. Tor Paper Mills, Tan
Works, ~Breweries, Soap Boilers, for hot water, mines,
foe draining or irriEatins lands-tor every purpose
where a Pump can re required, and OF aislIes 10 throw
from ten 10 500 cations per minute, these iumps htled
to work by water or steam power, with iron pipe eou.
meeting Sorrows in the different lots and outside the
buidiug Tor b Sc, tom lie means OF eNtln.utshtug hrcs,
far preferable 10 auy plan heretofore adopted for iacto.
rics or uli{s. oCt7
ORNAMENTAL FOUNTAINS of cast IRON Of a
W great variety Of patterns. These Fountains are
far s1periog in beauty to marble, at a ttthe - The cost.
There telug upwarus OF Sity different patterns, We
shalt he asle to sniI all tastes as 10 sly c or price. For
further particulars en- Iutte al our establishment, corner
OF Nam and Qaincy ats. HOBBS & TAlLOR
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1DIgGmDYg.
MDLEE,N

I
CO OklNG STOVES.
-x.uE subscriber has now on hand q full supply Of
q Tue above stoves aud respectfully my ties those VINO
are la SAINT of a good Article 10 call anaeNeh'he ms
stsck vh,ra he Wit sell low, a. ne Il the oniy AGENT TOT
M, sas of tiienn, purchasers may rest assured they are
se'tias aGsSuISE nolFF sr9ys M zen WY mn 1a} 1 % Nm
, - ~ s.,pe coal coo&ins stoves ofritsbnrs Manufacture
a to-t raie aticie, l~osctltr with areneisi assortment %
rtN and SHEET IRON WAKE, an OF
Nhich viii he disposed of ON tie most reasoh@Vie terms
CoPpEfs, TIN,
ANp snEEr IRON WARE MNNUFAcroRY,
lS5 Market Square, Hheti1lg, "a.
s-:ilR subscriber respectfully informs his fuends and
= me uahl,c generally that he has removed ms sae
r-.as into lie large brick building adjoining his od
sand where ne = fully Pdsna sG r 70 4 I 10 ~ stn' S,'ha de-.
patch. | have On hand a 'arze sss'7meht u ~ az"
Copper ware thati wiz sell ior cash of 70 pioni.t ea.i"'
meis on a slsu credit. mfh "H'" "9'
= atLIs-A Superior anicie Of Livingston
- 4 Rosriu's manufacture, on baud and ior safe low at
nal JONNsoNs' le' hatAe' square
DISSOLUTION.
rnE par,ner,hi % heretofore EXISTING under the hfm Of
| FsasYrm & SAKEs. al whssling, Va and browns
JNMEs n. FORSYTH,
Wheeling, Iaiy II. Isis, JAMES n. BAKER.
90 oARTNERsHlP.-lhe undeeisped, having this
\ day entered into psftpetsaip, whi continue ibe For
NarlFts aud Commission business, al " herii'e ahu
trrvusvtir. a. der tho name aud style ut faHsN'u \
49, ~ h.teiofafe. JAMES 4. BAKER.
LEONARD r. FORSYTH,
wheeurs, July ls, ls4s, ROBERT roesfrH.
pcriyrp ava Tor sale. a lew dozens line asosa,
4 purse sllh. al alsl2 rioHNBkook 4 Cos
DISSOLUTION.
n ,.rner.ht, boroieil reAl~tius between Wiiiau
Z Naasr.ou. Elnart A~aaersau, AIRED Eva's' ana
rankla Andsrssa. u.Ler the a,m q W 4 T. ANDEasoS
WiAllkA
TltN AID A.fLESOa.