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er Gen. Taylor has written another letter
~ his nosit;on with respect to the Presidency,
addressed to Capt. Allison. We have not yet
-ecoived the letter in full, but hope to lay it
be,ore our readers next week. He declares
himself "a decided Whig," and compliments
WILLARD FILLMORE as deserving the first
Mace on the ticket.
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80 The Barnburners of New York held
their State Convention at Utica, on the 14th
inst Hon. John A. Dix, of New York, was
nominated for Governor, and Seth NJ. Gates
of Wyoming, for Lieutenant Governor.
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In the recapitulation the last years vote is
given Of only those towns from which we have
received returns this year, while in the total
under each county, the whole last years vote
OF the county is given. 80 towns to be heard
from-generally small towns.
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DEMONSTRATION, dire and dreaded

E%CONSUMPTION, dire and dreaded,
is the enemy which it is the mission Of Blu,
chan's Hungarian Balsam 10 MEET and
OVERTHROW. And this mission has
been Performed, in hundreds of instances, oil
which we have the most distinguished, au-
thentic. and unequivocal proofs.
Pamphlets, containing mass Of certfi-
cafes and other evidence. showing the une-
quaIled merits of Of this Great English Rem
edy, may be obtained of the Agent, gratuit>
ouSly.
DAVID F. BRADLEE & SoN. sole Agents
for the United States. 100 Washington StreeI
Boston.
Sold by w. P. Russel, Middlebnry, and
By agents generally in n. E. 20; 4w.
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Us For some reason, to US unaccountable.
more than half the towns in this county are
yet unheard from as to their vote for Member
of Congress. The result in this District can
not positively be known, until every town has
reported itself Town Clerks, to whom this
paper is sent, will confer great favor by trans
hitting returns at once, at our expense.
CHEERING News FROM MAINEi We have
still further returns from Maine. in the Boston
y tlas, of Friday. Dana, the Loco candidate
for Governor, is certainly defeated. The Leg
i'lature Will be very close. One Member of
Congress is certainly gained by the Wings,
and not imprObably toco' The vote through
out the state is unusually large, and the
Wings have done nobly. This speaks well for
The result in November. Maine and Vermont
have put the ball in moton-and TAYLOR and
Fillmore will sweep New England like hur-
ricane
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.


We, the subscribers, being appointed by
the Probate Court for the District OF Add
son, Commissioners, 10 receive, examine and
adjust all claims and demands Of all -rsons,
against the estate Of
LUTHER FERRE,
late of Bridpori. in said District, deceased,
and also all claims and demands exhibited I'M
offset thereto And 6 months from The 12,h
day Of August, heing allowed by said Court
for that purpose, we 30 therefore hereby
give notice that we will attend to the busi-
ness Of our said appointment. at the late
dwelling house Of The said Luther in Bird
port, on The 9Th days e October & February
next. from nine o'clock. n. Nj. until four o.
clock, p. NJ, on each Of SAID days.
G. SOLACE. Commits
N. S. BENNITT, ! sioners.
Dated at Bridport, This LIST DAY Of Sept.
lS49. 10; 3w.
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Land Sale.


The nonresident proprietors of the town OF
Lincoln, in the County Of Addison, are hereby
notified that the taxes assessed by said town with
in the two years next preceding this date remain,
either in whole orr part unpaid, on the following
described lands in said town, to wit the follow
ing described lots in the I'd division drawn to The
right of the following named original proprletors'
viz Lot No. l24 of John Gray, No. lis OF VIM;
Marther, No. l3I of Oliver Strong NO III OF
William Slade No l2O of Levi Taylor, on each
of which lots the tax now due is seven cents
Lot No. l27 Of Benjamin Fowler: tax p cents !;
lot No. 90 of Henry Hyde, tax GO cents. Also
loo acres. part of first division, lots No. Sc and
81, being the farm now occupied BY AlansOn
Hammer. taxes S6O5, assessed to Enoch Smith,.
And so much of said lands will be sold at pub
lie auction, at the dwelling house of Almon C. AL
len. in said Lincoln, on the first Thursday of Oc-
tober next at one o'clock in the afternoon, as shall
be requisite to discharge said with costs, I'M
less previously paid.
JESSE B. FAIR,
First Constable.
Dated at Lincoln, this lst day Of September, A.D
ls4s. IL wv
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"a Dana, the Loco candidate for Governor
in Maine, has lost, in 269 towns, 1924 votes.
as compared with 1916.
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The Rev L. l.. Adams, of Euclid, Ohio, says that
Vaughn's Vegetable Lthonriptc Mixture has made
number of in his vicinity in the space of and
medicine has equallcd 1t in sales.
We do believe that in the whole history Of the patent
medicine business the like be produced
Vaughn's sales enormous all over the United
States Canada South America, &c. What an income the
article must he and what business take Of
Ills newspaper for advertising $4,000
but going into detail of the business reader
Ii you know what read the advertisement
paper Call upon Agents and get pamphlet. Ask
for G. c. vaughns Vegetable Lithontriptc Mixture
w. P. Russell, Agent.
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"a We take the following recapitulation of
the vote for Governor in this State, from the
Waterman:
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BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH
REPORTED FOR THE GALAXY.
New York, Sept. Is, 3 P. NJ.

ARKANSAS ELECTIoN.-Full returns are re-
ceived from all but five counties Johnson's ma
jority, for Congress, is far 1897, over Newton.
Wing.
FREE Soil CoNvENTIoN.-There was Free
Soil Convention at Trenton, N. j., on Saturday
a Van Buren, electoral ticket was chosen John
Van Buren, and others spoke.
DAVID GRAHAM comes out for TAYLOR. in a
letter to the Tribune of this afternoon.
RAILROAD COLLISION. The Philadelphia and
Baltimore cars came in collision last night, near
Wilmington. NJ. c. d ermot, brakeman, and a
German, were killed, and the Conductor was in
jured.
FROM SoUTH AMERICA-An arrival from
Venezuela: on Saturday, states that Monagas was
at Puerto Cabello, on the 18th ult. on his way to
Caracas. His reception at Maracaibo was indif-
ferent. Things appear doubtful at present, but
CASTILLO must ultimately fall.-News via Havana,
report difficulties in Peru. Some provinces are
fast becoming alienated from the Home Govern
ment. and it is expected that separation will
soon occur.-In Bolivia, affairs remain unstable.
There was an outbreak against the government,
on the 25th of Maya treaty of Commerce and
Navigation has been ratified between Chill and
| Peru.
SCIcIpE.-Haight, who murdered his wife, at
New York, has starved himself, in the Tombs.
EVENING REPORT.
LETTER FROM MR.. CLAY.-Henry Clay
has written letter, an extract of which is
published in the N. Y. Express, refusing the
use Of his name TO any party, as a candidate
for the Presidency.
The Philadelphia North Am erican, in COM
menting upon this letter. says: "There is an
entire concurrence in the sentiment Of this ex-
tract, with our private intelligence, to which
we casually referred, when noticing the Clay
movement in the city of New York"
The Express, tonight, adds; Mr.. Clay not
only refuses the use of his name as candidate
for the Presidency by any party, for any pur-
poses, but HE WILL AS CERTAINLY
VOTE FOR GEN. TAYLOR, IF HE is
ALIVE TO DO so, AS THE DAY OF
ELECTION SHALL ARRIVE. There is
also letter from Mr.. Clay, declaring in the
most positive terms that under no circumstances
will he accept the nomination.
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House Paper.
Notice.
STRAYED,

Sirayed from the inclosure ofthe subscri-
ber about the middle Of June last. light
red three years old Steer. whoever Will re-
turn said Steer or give information where he
nay be found, shall be suitably rewarded.
JULIUS A. WILCOX.
Bridport, Aug. 2lst, 1S4S. 1873
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Clocks.

Received 100 Brass Clocks, superior arti-
Gle; and for sale at very low prices;
T. BECKWITH.
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Land Sale.

The nonresident proprietors of the Town of
Granville in the County of Addison, are hereby
notified that the Taxes assessed by said town,
within three years next preceding this date, re-
main, either in whole or in partunpaid,on the fol
lowing described lands in said town, to wit
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PRUSSIA.

A plot has been discovered at Berlin to over
turn the Government. The Democratic lead
ers had secretly armed about Il, 900 of their
people, and the government had taken mea-
sures to suppress it.
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FLOUR

IOO IA.
ROWLAND & BILLS Superfnc Gcnncssco
Family Flour, for sale bv
i. J.. FULLER.
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Total, 2osa2 1880 I40a5 2II5O I7435 67s7 -
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Cine Grirnittalaefcbicbte.

Die bier fol9enoe bobft ionoerbore Sc
fbibte, fou iib i'm SABRE 1925 in Gne=
LAMB su9etra9en boben.
Gin iun9er Mann, Der bel enem Ses
9elma1sr in eonoon in oer eebre fano,
bate BON ieinsm Weifer Die Grlaubnib
erbalten ouf bic Gbriittaee feline Mutter
gu befuben, tpelde sni9e Meilen vonOeal
in Der 9rafi1aft Sent nobnte. gr be-
CAB iib frdb5eitis auf osn 2Ses uno er=
reibte Deal nod am abcno oefelben 1as
ses. @rmioet bon Der &ele nno iidb et-
spas unpobl fdbleno, fraete ct bel Der
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Boti0aft be6 0Oupern6rs.
I'm Den Senat nno cas SNau6 DER Re.
prslentanten Der Hepubllf penn=
tploanlen.
81 cine 6erren!

Weine 6erren!-
Seine 9elpobnlibe llriaben sur Oanf,
Bartlett oeoen oen Uuerbodffen. ordnoen
lib Den Nepreientanten oe6 Solfe6 bel ib
rer oiesidbrioen 3uiammeufunft auf. =
leberflub bat tpdbreno ors perfloiencn
Sabres oen reolihen SeB Der Burger in
ieoem 8eibdftssweioe belobnt. Sm 8e
nu1e Der @elunobeit uno ermuntert curb
9lIdliben grfola, iino iie auf Der Sabn
Su ibrem poree(fecften 3iele itanoboft Dor
anaelbrltten, uno pdbreno e6 oem Inter
nebmunesaeiife in bobem 8raoe 9elunaen
1T, unire 9ro6en 6ilfsqWllen oee Jtatio
nal Nelbtbums su entDldeln. iino Die er
babsnen 3rcfe uno oa6 mabre eeben Der
aeiellieen Sraaniiation Reliaion. Sitt
libteit. Grsebuna. 8elltesbilouno unoS
uiliiotion eepHeet uno aeforoert noroen.
Sbwobl in oen @rsnsen oeies Stoats
Rube uno Srieoe oeberrfdt babfn. 70 finn
mir bob in Dem &rieoe. pelben Die ytatle
on eeaenpdrti9 NIT Werlfo fibrt. innla
betbeiliot - Elm &rieo. ipelben Die 8lue
belt, Nabeiebiefeit uno DER Wunfb oss
8olfeS, NIT anoern gtotionen i'm Srieosn
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Der Correspondent elmer goitoner3el:
tun9 tbellt iber bic So6e fol9enoes nit:
Sin 6err fam bier NIT $4,000 Sboler
Don Sprocuie (Ns. 81 an, um Ginfdufe
su MAIDEN. 0totboem ct feline @aaren
oue9em65lt unO feline 8ecblel cafIirt bat
te, 9ln9 ct NIT orei luifI9en &ers in cine
lo9enannte "Sprie." 3lemlb oufaereet
oureb 8e9elipel, trieben lie Iib in Den un.
befonnten Ie9ionen bon Gbur6 uno Com,
boroitraBen umber, bis uniern &oufmonn
enoli3 in oer 8alferitrabe ale geiin:
nun9 perlieb, uno nibt nur lte ollein, lon-
bern NIT ibr 10000 Sbaler in barren
Geloe, uno 300 9bl. in Supelen. Dies
mar um 3 l1br Wor9ens. I'm etna 10
llbr erlpabte ct in einem 9roben Bette,
uno ols er fi6 oufridtete, fab ct Elm jun:
9es bubi6e6 Mdoben an einen Setens
tllbe Hdibe bu9eln, wdbrsno feline Slei.
Dung uber einem Stuble am Seuer bin9.
"Wo(en Sic pobI Die 9ute baben, WlB.
ia9te er, "mir 6u er5dblen, rpie id) bierber
9efommen bin g. "So, mein 0err" ant
mortete iie, "ib fab, pie Sic um 3 ubr
oieien Mor9en in Der @alferfraBe iib an
einem eompenpfolten fsftblelten, uno oa
Sic mir rpeoer Sbren @obnort nob 8e.
thinning Ia9en fonnten, 70 nabm icb mir
Die Sreibelt Sie in neine @obnun9 gu
brin9en (uno mir men @elo 5u nebmen,
oa6te er) Sbre 8leioer uno 8Gfhe ma.
TEN ibmuei9. SO babe ite 9epoitben Ii.
9ereInl9t, uno in Elm par Wnuten perOen
fle ferti9 iein." "Sb CLAUDE, ib bate
cine tlelne Summe 9elo bel mir oieIen
Mor9en, MiB," rief Der Mann nit Dem
SewuBtiein aus, oob ct itb ruinirt babe.
"&eine fIeine Summe, oob bier 1T Ge,
nebft ubr uno Sbmucflabcn " Ser
9err 5o9 itb eii9it an, ffsfte ibr per-
ftoblen cine 100 Sbt. &ote in Die SJano,
lief Die Sreppe beyunter, fpran9 in Elm
Cab, pel1es ie ouf lein Bitten beteut
bate, uno war bolo i'm 2(ftorboule, no
ct, ais ibn ale 2Selt na6 Dem Wdohen
fra9te, erft feline Summbeit perwiinIbte,
itb lbre 8obnun9 nibt 9emerft gu boben.
--~.+s q
Sin Sremoer, Der ourb Die 8cbir95oe
9enocn gteu Gn0lanoe rei6'te, fraote Die
eeute: Was t0nnt ibr bier aieben? Ole
Untmprt lautete Infer 9ano III raub u.
arm. mir tonnfn nur peniae pro0utte sle
ben. oebolb bauen mir Sbulbduier uno
Siebcn Wenihen.
Sbiffbrub. Oe 0ri9 Saleoner, Sat.
Rolerien. Don Sionp nab Soiion be
itlmmt. 1T am Spspib Stranoe. 2 Wei
len pom 0sutbttburme in Der Soifoner
Sap, unlonoft in elmer SreItae Nabt
dbreno einem Sturme eeitheitert. IS
befanoen fitb etlpa SO 9erionen an Soro.
BON oenen Der @apitdn, feline Srou uno 2
8inoer. Is pofIa9iere nno einl0e Watro
fen umfamen. ebe SoUlfe oelelifet weroen
fonnte. is 2eltben fdno man Gags oar
auf am Stranoe uno bradte iie na6
Spswi6
se-Hs2s-~ ~aSEss------
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Sebr fonoerbaree ereigri6.

Gine Der leeten @ummern Der sc. Worf
Gun entbdlt fol9enoe 1nsei9e: @enn
Oct Gobman, tpelber einen Serrn unee.
fdbr lll1br oieien Mor9en na6 Dem Q.
ftorbaule brabte, fib in oer Sffis meloen
uno bort aneeben MID, in spelder Strabe
uno 9ousnummer ct ben 9errn fano, 70
miro er reiblib belobnt fperbeH.
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sISg#ssepae5fte 8ifGtersteGGe.
(@inasfanbt.,

Sc Wealer at iinen Suriet..
(0laeb Der Sclfes sOsllncart in einsm Der E6re
li6fen sbsils DeutldbiaHos.)
Sin Malsn, Slaas, is sirpcrcaroen.
ltmIhnf borimirtt 0u mi Dc Sarpen.
66r! rpsstlt 0u ipatt?
Sa rparrt essu Waler, MARI BAIT Ol
Sn alls gwiateit ut Di
s,srieibf Ou BAIT?
9a ,na(t' o'mi Sunaene nit sparrlfrn
tim SssrsHf6ne tei'n OF en Sag,
Sc 1hpen mebr als gasels liten
linn nilmme ssfaIlt III licen mag.
S1d, Ihb mol benn! catt is to bull!
9a fit be san1s 6immel pna
So alubprn III to aabprn:
Sc tansn in ps Molfen ttabt
Dc nerren lcbpsn in pcr Sraat
Clint life ercot, M bdpt min 0aa!
Ss Din 8srltanp renn up ee Baas
Ou bif ia woa teapcn.
Nrneas nit snu Scrsrrcl,
lin Ssftcr nit enn parafcL
lllpGss I6ppt parunner?
uhQes I'll enn Sapo puH Sritt
Wait snn Slump Bctter in De D1itt?
Slaas, p(ast 9i nenn &C 9cnuer?
Bar paris Den snn BursM6nab,
Selsna came lanae Snap,
kllno or6a falmane'ns Safm?
7lpollo init frcfecrte 5aar
linn Senue in cnn Nscprcf gar
linn Gh6 nit toaen 5afsn?
9e Srsassott Mare nit snn pifcl
tim lmcr - in enn Sinnrfobl?
3Bp bstt 9u batt wca dIsn,
9att Supitsr bort Sisfslas fieft,
wenn Sumo snn' TN Shlaapmie fttt?
meerIt Su eeen eenfcltswcIen,
60 MALT Du nns psn 8ott 8ulfan
San3 fhria roth, as unirn 9abn,
O1ih tlsef III frierewitt,
4s unis 0l6aers arcoten Span.
&esttt MID Ion'n Iabmcn Sttmibt
lip tpes sefunnen Bssnsu ftatR.
Saturnus ut Dc Sottsl tittsu,
NeinerUa op snn efel 1tten
lie feenen Yaeian.
\ Sib, Batue imtft Icaar giaar'n!
EOn mabett De G'6tter 10 70 Slarr'n.
Drnm labt min Sung Gin cummss Slarr'l
9u tif snn 2ummerjabn
Sannlt 9u Dat spimIeln sar MID latrn,
Strief ale pablsn up De Straaten
Snt Dtrp, bait man fe tatsr fann
Sn'n 9atsrn febn, nit Slispitt al.
9Dift oatt mid :? btr 81 fmsft 10 lefsr
Daft wittbroo, &laas, rpar gu eli 8afer
gnn Oiihcr, @ldIsr, Saolsr, 8arber,
enn S6ccltsr. Snirsr, Simmsrmann,
&ebr ipatt matt 81 srnabren fam,
60 bit Su bod tecn 9ibbrrbarber;
enn 6ancwarf is enn gbrenltano
ltnu ndsIiet for BAIT sanfs sanb.
milt BAIT MID, mar eun IntsrIhmibt,
On beit 10 Snaeen nod to bit,
0u rparrtt MID Im6ltsn ban Dc 6itt
linn 81 Of MID De Suf rortubftn:
Denn. !8laae, be nit ben Gett tefttt,
Shh mai Be mott te &nafrn trusen.
wenn 0f snm abp' to booeb scrfs;sst
60 fibt man, matt man eesrn SerIwisst /;
Drum fttit be piniel op ps Straat
ltn srisp cnn scoes 6anpmarf faat.
81. 3. Cine ltstsrlesuus ose OtiseH lo
radtens folsen.
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S4O,62S,949 81
wsni9sr, als fie am
8erminSsruns tsr
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IMPORTANT TO HOUSEkEEPERS!!
+s-t3 NINA ESS1
T.. E.::l s
THE PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
PEKIn TEA COMPANY.

81 sprointcd NJ. REILLY, No. iG7, West
"a SIDE Market square, Wheeling, Va, their agent for
this city, he would call the attention of the public 10
those TEt.EnkATED PACKED TEAS. the superior
excellence OF which Is too well known TO require com
Ineudaliou. They have Re II for a long time the favor.
tie Teas ~ the principal Atlantic cities. and ara fast
obtaining a character throughout the country which VIII
give them precedence " wherever they are used.
All hunsekeepcTs know how didicut IL has been here
toiole ioohtait good Teas al fair prices, hut the great
facilities of this Company enable them to place in the
hands OF their agents thr choicest article at prices which
cannot taIitp sustain the high character alreaiy attain
cd by them, and II they should not suit, YOU have only
TO return t1eni to the agent and get your money refunded.
NDriCE-As many limitations have risen up who are
vending an ia,erio r article in tha name OF tins Company,
they deem IL proper to state, III order to prevent innosi.
tioIi that nOnc arr genuine which do not hear on every
package, in addition Ia toe title of the Company. that OF
McCAILMDNT y BOND,
s + corner Market and Front SITS, PhiladeIphia.
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COUGHS,
PHFfiISlC,
l. b UkNZA
BRONCHITIS.

III W. 49,
n Nh al other Bioichiatar Catarrhal affections are
SA& rgtEs TrALLY. aai frequently rtRAANhsftEt elte
we'd ana cufed hg bn. ttN tNtAtliBi y
CDUGu KENEpY. u has never dlst To give ample
rdttsfaction. one or Two gasts Niit ssitslF Ndn tiHt 10
vlstni : Ara NOT Exaggerated. Read The follow tas iroa,
Inc wiio OF the jIliuretnor OF the Pittsburgh Temper
ancr BANNER and daughter 81 Judge Gordon, OF Mon
ongahea ctv. Pa.
Ir ~TuuAa-Hutng tile sariaa Of = contracted a
cold. winch was rfJenicl with a biast scrnieXing eonsn,
ANA s.ualina patfs through uN iaaes. II wa almost
iutuossihlr 80 ite down or rest Al Rt1ut, i"r acute pam
and shaftrfssnt hrcstt; ana aternstut a l-lttle - ceie-
iraiti Imperial Coush syrup without tsentii, took
rWa nosgs Of youriutaiihiz Kennedy. and was perfectly
relieved, and have not been tro1h. 81 ia = slnrc.
MARTHA J.. q. ALTER.
r~,usturgh, net 20, 1877.
Tor sale ~ Or CRuMBNcNER, Messrr lRtHiL
&IANLOK, and MELLoR. - cs per bottle
mr. -
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ENTAT NTslNs HNi ~
ysROM WHEELING no R~ALfIM0RE, NsiliNt
= ~ cry. rflil.ApELfliiA. NEW YORK 4 ID
BOSTON. The Naiipnal Road aud Good lnteu' STAG
Cunuanics are running si1 daily iines 10 { s~iaicflant
CONNECTING with the Baltimore and ohio Ran Road. un
rs - hours Stage iravei TO either otthe ahoNeeities,
iaarr nv tatlrea,l.
lalime 10 Baltimore "a hours.
1nue To Philad-lplis ~ iennrs.
Fare 10 baltimore ~ nGi.tlARS,
Fare 10 rhllA ,eiphia n tsliL.AitS.
SIX daily lines iesyethe Companies stage and haiiroaa
office every uiurutng al Il u'gincs, \. NJ. aud eNtrasihf
nis.isd ~ auV ltoar a toad shoutd q Ter.
For through liCkeis 10 Baltimore aud fhiia'etnhia, AZ
ply al the ConPante les Cd CO, NJ. % " aier street, w nee
lnr, Va. two doars north af tte Illel states llu'el.
For Good Intent Stase 90. ~. II. sihI.l.E
And J. {. ACIiESoS fer y. L. : Co.
aug : Great Cauirai RoHte Ran Road & S.age ONCE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-18
". MILES
Vegetable Dyspepi'c and ChoIiC
b.ITt.RE;.

n HE numerous known cures nerfurncd ~ these Bit.
lea has induced the inventor, al the earnest solicit.
elton 81 many resi- ectatie citizens VITO have aI eNpe-
rereed ttelr ie1ciciEi and sanitary Effects, 10 make
them public tor the at al ut Usfs,ii ~ general. They
are utai- purely OF we're a c matte, aud NAV be taken
lVtle weakest female with perfect saiety. They aci
Cent? o. the toN Is. ana WI re sur "a carry OF any
iurltus Of The stontart. ana tie.e.y !m,art vi.ot aud
strength to tins wI,Oc ~ stem.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-18
ss"sp 81
HAMPTON, SMITH q co,
DRY Goods .JDBBERS
No 81. Woop ST Purrrpa.

No 81. WunD ST PtrrrruG.
= NJ now oaening Their FaN -ppriv OF FOREIGN
= y bpHtSfit GODnS. purchased et the =.
Yotk iar-e aIeir,u sales. and iavvest toint ~ private
sate. NJ uefsion. New Nork. Phiiaa .iphi. ard Baitrrur@,
which witte eirred sf IS sp'si advance TO cssh snt
sprrave,i C. edit lmt ers a. ~ any market Fast or West
E.Onr sa'e- now ensh'inr Us To make Offers far large los
40 ines ri guods, sc hsvr bought heavily uf almost
eFstt "ese' iptior q bnsAsrtc SsRtos ~ much less
or assortment Of FOREIGN pREsS Gnors WI.
s.i'tte7 ir'm tai stacks " ro>'ou and New YORK csrlg
- AHEpt. since which date they ere advanced east to
~ aff p p 'eut ~ package
~ - ici ar e,ausips'inu u our stock, sni nariicu-
'af hf Merchants IS o "a =, have thoasht"t gong east,
time ara e'ne, au my Goods ~ orr market a. aso M
Groceries, Hardware, Saoss,Nu, eusw re variety Goods,
etc, ct.
~ ouR SrueK WILL BE FoUSn
insooo .ircas domestic. Enqlish and Gsrnsn rriuts
80 do d, d. do d"
t. sot naetea c'rteks. te1G'ra'a e'sii~ lara checks,
ftfaees q $ monais iu-tres. relgin CHECKS, ere
CTS - -'rff. naftH eita cia'ts. etc
300 4teers sek. hlu6 AID tsecy co'ored cloths, French.
tsrsaf gai irur~tir
10 . oer eas,,n,s, rack ard colored
40 - b.tvT a 10 hne %~tin'tis
ii - arwrsr sfrt iaucs cas- mcrcs
tn - .lait llgct and 'ors 20 &c
WI tsee -, doHtofey stfipcs, bifds ayetveeds' sea
10 pee $ a-sssie cords, rrinee lae,tridius do
tfe@. "a ~ Styfss
:" 81 80 .il,d ms argr'e MAIDS. etc
- si"r~ W. e. pads. newrs' patterns
81 as ~ AID Meme ed CaitOus
ta flHcv ~i.akiers
euf - 30 - e~'oabires
esrs ir r.. <tis ~ t@sri,es. cotton ,weeis. &C
-. eas : tes,a tuliteis, %paidi1ts, crsva;S, tuck
ttsss, rasi. ia'ets, eioastnsS exc
\ ees = cvfre9e ani laa'ft,r of winter aw'sand
d ai re 8. winter 2 owes AID i"siary, wouilru
c'afs3. as e2i iaess'.; winter styles honne' aud
ii - e. st'vas ttiuvs AM drilinss
10 '4ts> -. s.een ye'ev ami s'rilel dsnae's and
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