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Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1848-03-11
SIX YEARS AGO

e children hogan to cry for Shermsn's Lo.
'nges. The noiee was not ~ loud NJ ths
ut il he's kept increasing ever since. and now
come 90 great that the mouths Of the Rult
IN scarce he stopped. Dr.. Shermsn symps.
sith the little sufferers, and very much 70.
,st sny Of them should he disappointed
NJ the vast benefit which has been confer.
on the community ty the Introduction Of
ilible
W o n NJ l. o z Il ~ q rs,
entered into arrangements for enlsrging his
Glory. by means Of which he thinks he will
to supply the demand. And the same psins
e will he taken, that these celebrated Lo-
ne made ss they hsve always been. in or.
those who depend upon them, may not be
n,ed in their hopes. He knew when he
iced the manufacture Of the Worm L0zen.
1t they would supersede the use of every
etmifuge, ~ the Lozenge is very pleasant
ste, speedy in its effects. as we'll as certain,
quan,itv required TO effect . perfect cure,
mall. These properties in connexion with
that they ore sold fM 25 cents per hnx. thus
them in the reach of the poorest man in
has not only caused them to take the
every other vermifuge ever offered, but 81
red them popular 10 the community.
coWaH IoznMGEs
a. to cure Coughs. Colds. Consumption,
shoriness and difficulty of Breathing. and
eases Of the Lungs. with the ssme facility
on their 6rst Introduction. and the people
become persuaded by sctu.i experience.
the accession Of a .ieh, GELD. they have
tep to either the Dfs. Office. OF one of the
and obtain box Of his Cough T"zenses.
9 very convenient to carry in the pocket
ke a few through the day. BY pursuing
se cure is often effected in - hours, and
nj about his business. So erea, is the ce-
the Inzengrs. that thousands If persons
fused them, and become acquainted with
cts, will never I've without them.
SIIERMAN'S
N M "A ms r L "A 8 7 ER
more casee of Rheumatism, Pal in the
le and Chest. Lum'ago and Weakness.
application ,ha, hss ever been made. As
ty Of the Plaster has increased, hundreds
:ipied rascals have attempted TO counter.
ipaln il of upon The community as the
Tr Beware "f Deception. % Remem.
true and genuine Plaster is spread up
paper msde expressly for the purpose.
'ry case the signature Of Dr.. Sherman /.
M the hack Of the Plaster, and the whole
Copy Right. None others are genuine.
when you want Q real good Sherman's
sPiaster. cal, st the Office, t06 Nassau
you will not he disappointed.
er the number. LOG Nassau st., where
rman's LoIenges are sold. His Agents
Hays. i39 Fulton street, Brooklyn;
William,bure; and Redding & Co.,
and JOHN YOUNG, Sunbury.
NJ. A McCAY, Northumberland.
cr ll,h. Is47.-iv.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1848-03-11

CcRIors CIRcuMsrAscs.-When the cholera
was in England, sixteen years ago, there was not
a single thunder storm during the whole vista.
tion, although it was hot summer
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CoLuMnIA GUARDS We have received . let.
ter from Captain FR,ck, OF the Columbia Guards.
dated January 9th, lsas, from which we learn
that the "Guards" were then at San Angel. near
the City Of Mexico. and enjoyed good health -
Lient. Faicx had been promoted to the Office Of
Captain on the 18th Of November, is47 Mr..
f. f. LIZ CLEac TO the ist Liestenaney. and A.
DAM wRAr TO the Office of Corporal. The nnm-
ber Of the "Gnards" had dwindled down to thirty.
FIVE. 5a.t m.E- 4e .t... ....s
We ere also indebted to Capt. FRIcK for q list
Of the "Guards," giving the present muster.roli
and detailed account Of those who have fallen
victims of the war. II does not, however. ma.
terially differ from the one We published some
time since. The only alteration we find is, that
Samuel Burns 10 still member Of the "Gnards," 4"
and not transferred to Company A; that Samuel
Huntingdon, was LEFT sick at Perote and is now
reported TO be in Puebls that job, G. Mai2on
and Richard ii. MKean, were left sic + at Pueb.
Ia, and are reported to have gone to Jalapa that
John n Straffon died in the city Of Mexico on
the 26th Of December, and that William II. Sud-
ney was discharged at the city Of Mexico on the
25th Of fNovember.-DasviAe Democrat. 1
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The man whom call deserving the name. is
one whose thoughts and exer,ions are for others
rather than himself; whose high purpose is
adopted on just principles, and never abandoned
while heaven end earth afford means Of accom-
plishing il. He 10 one who will neither seek
an Indirect sevsntsge BY specious road. NOT
take On evil path 10 secure . resl. good psr,
pose.-fSir Waller Scott
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DrAMoNDs.-The largest diamond in a.
world 10 in the possession Of the Emperr,r Of Bra
I'll. 1t is still uncut, and II i be real gesa. a.
some however are disposed 10 doubt, is wos,h.
according to the rule of the lapida ri,s, ,ss en-.
ormous sum Of twenty eight millions of sAha,s
II weighs 8 ounces end 10 grains.
The celebrated Pitt diamond, no y one Of the
crown jewels Of France, was pu fehs.ed in In.
die BY Mr. Thomas Pitt, IN ancestor Of the
Chatham family, when Governor Of Nadine. in
l7Ol. In consequence Of On sccusa lion ,hs, he
had obtained it unfairly, Mr, Pitt detailed tho
mode in which he came BY Il. He states That
Jamehund, an eminent diamond me erchant. came
10 him and offered for sale a large rough stone.
Of about 3O5 mnngelins. for 200 600 pegs,Ias,
or about 1894 900. bat for which he bid Sl4l,.
600. After repeated hsgeings at subse quent
visits. he sought It for 5000 pegadas or about
$4,000. This diamond is admitted to approach
very nearly 10 one Of the first water and weighs
1861 csrats. or about 100 grains Troy It was
sold in l7l7 to the Regent Duke Of Orleans
for S64s 600.
The diamond which studs the sceptre Of the
Emperor Of Russia 10 said 10 have been etoien
BY IN Irish soldier. from On indian d., (yug.
pernauD in Bengal, whose eye ], had hong b. en-
The soldier parted with it for tribe, and after
passing through several hands. it was finally
soh to the Empress Cs,harne. in 1878, for
$432,00 and patent Of nobility.
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PRICES or ADvenrrsrxe,.

Every subseq asnt inssrtt,n, "a
Yearly Advertisements, one column. sss h,,,
column, BIS. thrse squares. SIS; two squares, 20
one square, S5. Half,,sarly ono column, Sis
ssf column, Sis three sqrares, Sc; two sousre.f
IS; one square. s. 50.
Advetis:ments left without directions ss 10 the
,ens.n o. t'mc they are 10 be published, will b
ingly. - '1
CTsiHteen lines OF iess make eousre.
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saoCxrss.-i, 10 currently reportsd. an &C.
nerally believed q he whole female sex that
they do not serupls 70 heoi each o.hsrr, dres-
go
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1848-03-11

Rev. J. N. Manit, the eloquent. 10 preaching
away in Little Rock, Arkansas.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1848-03-11

The total loss Of reason isles deplorsbls thar
the total deprivation Of IT,
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1848-03-11

HoaicrpE Indianapolis, on the 10th Of
February, Eleazar Luse. an apprentice TO H.
& E. CASTOR, eoaehmakers, was killed by Hiram
CASTOR. one Of the 6rm. The apprentice was
toying to TT q plate Of iron to a carriage, and
not making . good job Of it. Mr.. CASTOR told
him to leave it--that be would do it himself
The young man refused, and CASTOR laid hold Of
the iron to take it from him. seufie ensued,
in the heat Of which Castor caught up hammer
aud struck Luse on the neck. The blow was "a.
tai in few minutes. Mr. CASTOR was held to
bail on charge Of manslaughter. His distress at
the fatal result was painful to behold. So much
for flying in . passion.
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~ LES.
REMARKABLE CURE or PILES,

or THIRTY YEARS STANDING
Mount Washiu ton Berkshire Co, Mass Nov 60 1871.
Messrs. krTtEAH 4 HENsHAw.
Gcufs-Yor thirty Years have heen afflicted with
Piles. generally Debility. and lndan aion causing tn
NOR AID pro ahsis of the bowels. and winch had resisted
ar medical treatment Br. Chapman aud others couid
give. Tie last :hfcos Of that TINE, my suhefnes
Gsly description Yves confined TO my rcd. rnahie 10
hc myself aud at sst given up ty my rhy sic ans and
Cpds in despair Of ever cang ny hcatn IN f9ct, for
three days before commenced using Dr. Cpham's Lee
mary entirely sleechless, and NY burial clothes
were made Bat under the henecent nercies of Provi
dcutc and The of DR.. Uphams Eleciuary though
ON MAS, have The pleasure Of stating the to the
ruihc thai health SNOW good, aud hope 10 live many
years. fil is Gods VIII aud 10 make known the virtues
OF Dr jpiam's IlectuaTy. IL recommend il 20 my
sicted ieiow creatures. II helped me beyond the
pectaJ % all tha knew my case ard can only
20 Others that II - IN my opinion tie hest medicine ia
tho world for Plies any disease of the bowels, and If
tes VIII use according to tile sctous. wiz myself
warrant cure in every Ysnrs. with The utmost
expression otthau kiulaess CORNELIUS SPUR
EeremaHi Bcrk Co, Mass. Nov. 30 ls47.
The above certificate tells simple aud truthful story
Of suffering and relief Of which physician and wit
ness IN tie case, eAeefiu4 endorse.
DIR. CHAPMAN.
NorIes.-The genuine uPham's Eiectua,y has his
written signature; thus QE "A Upsan, ~ TIE
hand IS also done Win pea. Price, 81 hoX
Sold wholesale aud retailby kFrcUAN & NENsHAw,
l2i Fulton street, \. y. CRUM6ACKEE. agent.
fox Wheeling. Va and ~ Druggists gene ally through
0ui The u : and C3nadas. Ie41
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lNSt RAM T..
rs lSks VIII he taken by the FIRE < MARINE IN
S@9 81 IA nee COMPANY or WHEELING Al TnK
uWEsT RAILS on
Buildings fail kinds, stone brick, or wooden and their
contents
Steamboats,, factories, mills &c.
Furniture
And merchandise OF all kinds
Ana against all dangers attending the transport alton OF
GOODS ON rivers, lakes, seas, Canals and railroads.
or Inc character 81 The COMPANY as to pronntitude
lnd brraiiy IN the adjustment pa n,eni OF losses
|e f iesVe Ia refer 10 the nefchas OF tins place and
'samhete Nio lave had lie atlasHelu of claims upon
's. once on Main street. X. u HARDING, See'y.
aug !.
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FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE..

ITO 81 tNsuBEbA-or not 10 be-that's the qucslioe
80 WI elhe II Is heiier hY ping Ere 10 I've ram
d-aEd SUBJECT 20 ali The ais that des Is heir TO- or like
prudent man 90 to the rocci ion Odice amt there he
tcienuine
fhc Protection Insurance Company ofHarifjrd. Conn.
"Nine already PAID over sjtout0 ot losses "a The IVES
Ten country. untitled 10 the highest confidence and
iheif agent Eheeaug, Nireinia.
W. Fl. PETERSON.
WI laF tsks on dwelling houses. warehouse stores
NUS cioues, &c together lih The contents IA as
uf ure, merchandise, machinery ana every other dies
iiloh % Hsuralie property. Also un steam keel aud
lM huas and thcir csrgocs 10 and un any port on
eaefn " aiets, on tie mosl reasonable terms
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RAISING BLOOD
AND CONSUMPTION. PAIN IL THE SIDE
AND NIGHT SWEAT5. ASTHMA.
WHooPiNG COUGH, PALPITA-
LIVER COMPLAINT

TIoN OF TIRE HEART,
LIVER COMPLAINT
BRONCHITIS.
And all diseases Of the hroat lungs aud liver cured y
sherman's Al. Healing bdisam.
sing BLOOD AND CONSUMPTION.
Mr.. Milne lui'des, in Br3oklin YVES altaci ed with
rasrtg ood followed b. cough, pam in the side,
agd aiitic usual symptoms OF consumption. ne en-
and told sim he Could NOT Live. Hearing of tie
wonderful cures performed ~ Shermarl's halSan, lie
sent at 10 o'lock al uiht Mrs Hayes, l3g Fulton
aud GOT lae; u ape atrd Ike charm, stopped the
bleeding and coHg! Before he hal taken iOttle he
was able 10 About his work, II had SAVED HIS
LIFE. His daughter, residing at ~ Myrtle Avenue,
can attestt
Miss Ann Maso-l. ofwilliamstureh living in Tenth,
near south FoHrtA stree say tia size had been IT. n
icd with bartine cough. and pain in the chest, for
loGg time. which last became had that she
i-ed TO avpup ter schoo for more than year She
tl,'i, ccd taxing tie Anshes,irg BalsaG-whioh
soCi aeyated hes sptois She oW fast recover.
inc, cad mas assumed her laboiioas occupation as
TEACHER. IA years Bis john O'Neil JOIN and 2st
street. suffered with cough raising OF rhesm and pen
IN has sue lie could get N0 RELIEF III he Tried the
Az EcaHs Bgsan, which drove the pam fon. his side,
a'2yed 't cough and brought the disease upon the sui
ttcr and teiofe he haa ta,n three bottles entirely
rLEURISY AND CONSUMPTION. Mrs Raggas
lady upwards OF residing e Sherid, has vr years
'oc suhecl 10 attacks Of peurisy. Raising 81 Bood,
we're t"us SAHthrss q sigah fai9 IN per Head and
Tdrious ars her ody. Her friends believed her pact
oeoyDry. The Al-Heatng Baisau relieved her at
'ec Gran her ming sJiff0f.s, ana nov sue IS able
attend to her work.
ASTHMA AND WHooPING COUGH. Mrs Iu
ereia Wells, 30 Christie street, Bcas, ~ nean-ey
street; VIM AoanRs . N alnut street, know tic value
Of lns greet remedy.
As. Tor sherman's AliIcling ra'sau. and see that
biz written Signature Is each bottle Price - cents
and doiar per bottle Sold ly the folio wing agents:
Iairehiid, Nheelinei kieiker < Son. Wells
,uggb; Wallace & Breaker La Grange; Il d lost
areu;own Wadde & Nauoe Tridelphia; Geo Wiz
son West Alexander; John Kelley, Claysvle; Sample
suEaMANs CouGH LozENGEs. These I.ozen.
2es The safest most aud ciectUal remedy for
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WESTERN INSURANCE COMPANY,

9-F7fl0f7T-
: HIS company, eeiHg now duly organised is prepared
= 1" maxi insurance uu every description uf Fire and
ie'.re Risks, such Jas dwelling houses Store Houses 4
30 W Their caaieats. A!so. steam Boats Flat ho.is and
Aee hais " ia ie4 -ees 20 and ii0ul any port o..
t ONO ana h~ssll pa rivers OF theIrt ihuiary stream
Applications tu Insurance 90 Pc made ae present al
Ncollce of The Wheeling SAVINGS institution
aug+ n Mccoy ser'v
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i ggg5taG~I 81
MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY

VT Z AL BLNENIT LIT q INNURNNJE
COMPANY
$50 Hi insure against all manner Of life risks upon
z The most favorable terms The operstions ofthis
CompGUy are confined exclusively 10 iIFF ISsURsScE
ANn CoNTfNGkNrlEs upon the mutual plan. Its adva-
ases are loo Easily conceived need commandments.
hNs INC Insured I" participate in all the profits OF
ae lsness while living and securing to survivors
certain resource against want " hen IL al
Zach person assured Tor life hecoHes member of this
company, with perpetual charter and Is entitled
N0le--aud also entitled 10 his share of tie Dividends,
winch declared ally. For further particulars
tnqaire OF W. +. PETERSON Agent
Wheeling, Virginia.
u I7Oitcc on Monroe ST.
RUBff l.. PATTERSON, President.
BENZ q. MILLER, Secretary.
NJ II. HOUSTON, MD. Medical Examiner,
Jeo' Wheeling, Va,
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Endure the Piles no longer

Endure the Piles no longer.
II slfrrnrHs rtog. rus I.tr- srai 10 go
nV, ty2E5 q 1sl ;
VEGET6BLE FBFCT UhR1,
TIE FAULT IS THEIR Own.
T,s IT. all yen thathavs DE PmEs. NFtANA-
TsoS OF the Liver. = F'esH. row Is, hldneys,
Bladder. Liver Csmpi iu'. Dyspepsia, Con
situation. Sick Hfadarhe or sny Diseases
uf which
PIE. rs.
EHisr BLEEDING or BiH{, tricfual or IN
-lraaL. Is the dsiermi as ion If. aud ihs fhoHks
~ additional ihsas a5s 5rlN Be erprcssfd.
READ nj, EVIDENCE here Of CURES.
rhouta Il eanuo; give tbe saved ore wealth
10 riNes atrcasure FAR more glorious. UENLTH.
TNfrFp ~rtrrs, MAcsuAtLs orriCf.l
New Nora. lectmlcr G, a
ffcssrs~E rrtH4M & HES-HAy.
Gentlemen UNDERSTANDING Won are thc general seems
flr The sale Of "nr Uphams Vegetable teetuarY ter
the cure Of les have deemed uy duty o. volunteer
recon nendstiou nbeilf Of thst valuable med eint
have boen afflicted tor many wears Win lies, and have
tried arous remedies. tu vtH no tereeial ceeis -
Indeed herau CONSIDER ny Utterly h1reiess But
about the Isl September last. presso uon iy
friend 20 latc trial ol tie above gained medicine
took Dis advice aud te dice e. saw a sn moi only re-
rved tilt as teiiovo. perfectly cured. most earnest
~ recommend az thst may have toe misfortune 10
he sf'icied win that annoying and dangerous sease
Very ressrct.y Yours etc Ely MOORE
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- r $50, - ~ - I'd
80


..t.-. ra.... .r far.a fT f.5a Hl..--. I,I..
tH.s raf .--."-' au"i iy tau Ftst.ft. .Ht Do an
o .lfI t|.a .ir.s .HI i1.Hf-
rot sg. JNsur THE SKIN ---sa-.v. sro-
taf. ttt.t.Hu-, Iun urs. Scro -a.a. ar hHta ttI
srHt swelling. lr's. class titars, Cancers. Running
scst. ava llurs. .ud detf= ued pefaevei
-ase io pa, soisr r y4sas: 20 aieet a cure.
Rejection of f'od Nauses. NoH.uss Nss,eus a ..s'-
iau, l."lHHH Hwqa.Hfs HeatecAr. fs.fHss.. or '-
t-ie fr-rr.l .-it.. o.. Secrscr's Fana#ts te soon
-t-cl cures Orc " l'sturfo. attend with IpiHr.
Swing .strs tHs dose z1ulf Be increased lni iie rIt
vfi r1sr tc ce.tr1. I.nf rot the ra.-H.s f1-t,su
tfa'tD vin ire i90a thH' they gre 1H effrt Co., t7he
f sts.itre. Ha Leaf iu mind thsi s'lar f1ialy ope
.s 1 n.oieuc ruf- not weakness into sar frsinc but
west certainly orsrs week.-mrs. paf. Leaves stfcngtul ia
place aHd hv r'pr comps af e % Rieht' and an
su ttc rr s flDd. rosHiiraies tie IS hole tfare 900
venraus attou. clearing the mind and improving iiie
H.vsrrrsiA or FIVE YEARS DURATION.
fcc0mpluifd Nth M U5us Debility. cHTCd
BIZ o. tss ~
DIR. SWEETSEES PANACEA.
B4iinors NeV lStA 1877
certify taat f,r ttu last FIVE years have been az
H.cf,d with n,srcI aed Water Brass. accompanied
eta ecarrai weakness of fhe whole system. GsTiicu
ste distressing Pair. n fire .eek. Al tHres by drts
feu 5s tsdt3at cou4d SCARCELY keep avs thiHg pr
-i. stomach. end cu'sc coa q Hot togrh has been
. Bed y scvc al doe o's anf lad teeH 1reat rluy
afs-g.Ip tioHs. without receiving any .eUett, Tow
,,eea sco commenced taking rr Swee4rr Parseea.
et ie bad inlsl ed tic ifsi iulie. elt certain %
tlf cjirc io, uu med ciuc had taken he'd such az
s.eet te. have rov taken ihfee hotties and feel
rerte welt am. how ever, tati another toi:'r to
strengthen uiy nervous stem. make this statement
publicly 60 10 afflicted know Whereiootioin iecl-
JAS CbVEEpER. 50 Ieuissireet. a. r.
sCRoFrUhh ANn GIANDrLAB AFFECTIONS.
S.'otlia is said % hsFndits y, The lntau receiving
attn IT'S years # uec,a' aud net omitted eaueut
nfri.ca;iar with Hr. SweGsef's Fauacea. THE glands
way atrect communication, tAelr real use Is asngeei
o1 vlcn rrch terence of opnun preEaa;i. suftces
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Il f A s!


AT THE CANTON TEA STORE,
Martei Square Wteeling. VI.
yyTRERE you may find pure teas, imported ~ the
~ Canton Tea Company Of View Nark. l25 Chatham
and l63 greenwich sts
Retail prices as ollows-sjeo; in all cases to he
turned II approved Of N either weight OF quantity
GREENS
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uhbi4Ah'.
Good VOTING uysoN, 81 30 per ID
Fine. do ~
No fragrant do .
No svery fine do u
Silver leaf do -
Good IiNSON, IS
Very fine 10 %
Extra fragrant, - q"
Good HN son SKIN, o 30 q"
Good IMPERIAL, IS q
Very fine do 90 3"
Extra fine do l %
Good GUNPOWDER, rs q"
Fine do 90 "
Extra fine do 25
BLACKS.
No soUCuoNC. -. 90 50 per Id
Noe 10 G62s
Finest do 0s5
Fragran, PowCHoNG. various prices.
CONGO various prices
FineOOI.ONG, 80
Very fine 90 075
Extra fne do 90
NlNGNO4,G, various prices
TEA very rich rekoe favoredJ Us
Fine OR tNGE 7 EkoE, q GA -
Finest PEKOE FLOWERS. 90
HOWQuA, or finest Black Tea imported 90 :"
Ne plus ultra TEAS, both Green aud Black Of all de.
scripons. the highest grades grown in China, sis
Fer pound
II JsTAKE NoTICE-Thc Canton Tea Company
are the exclusive vender of the Superior Black les
cailed TioweUA's MIXTURE. WILLIAM HALL,
10 Agent
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BOOTS AND SHOES!

BOOTS AND @ssGE,S!
RECEIVED, TODAY, ty Greenc's Elk.
sssaZgzzA press Line, from Pbilad, phia, tie la.
Ersssse..-sSs> test fashions in the Boot and Shoe
-.sr.- trade. by the tesl makers IN that city,
viz; CATER and halt CATER Boots, of
silk aud French Lasting, euih variety of eoors
such as irouze, pink, Hack and back, &c. Morocco
Boots and BGsbins many culdrsi with large assert
meut of Kid Tics and Slippers also spring Heels, and
all xmas OF Trims. Jus, cok at those Ladies' Walking
Slices a; i5l, Main street. Wheeling.
Augs WM BoLE.
..,2s,2 BOOT AND SHOE
fsssxzx.-,ess1f> MANDATORY.
: ,.asss <yyrra s1lzN aSlssGf. Fashiona-
50 E-z.e.S->~- HE Boot and Shoe Maker, a few
doors below the Monroe House
Main ST. WHEELING Va.
HE WISHES To inform his friends aud the public grner-
ally that he has hand the best aud fashion.
ado assortment 81 FINE BOOTS in the city, and made
hy the hest workmen IN the western country He also
keeps hand good assortment Of fine refgei Roots,
whica lac sells very low. These with everything in his
line ard W.ih close and constant attention to business
~nd by providing neai aud cheap article he hopes 10
Eltetthe patronage OF a Discerning Fu' lie.
FRENCH CALF SKINS.
HE has just received fresh lot OF French Calf skins
whica he : prepared TO manufacture into Boots and
SHOES tor his friends very short notice, III his pecu
harry neat and fashionable style. Aprl2
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-25

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llIS peasant, safe aud eleac remedy Tor copah.
colds, sure throat, Asthma, splitting u l.ood aud Of
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N si0ehteptf -eletaiy, lbs alid asipirias cou.
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-25

TO- FMnis our own manufacture b. sbls "a. s.,.
leIt PRYOR = PAUL.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-09-15

held in this State, agree in the opinion, that the
Exhibition, both in regard to variety and mum.
bers, is far the best ever held There is, to he
sure, meager exhibit of flowers, blu. the show
of apples and pears are very respectable. The
peaches are almost excellently so, but the plums
and nectarines are very deficient The show OF
horses is splendid, and the display of fat cattle is
remarkably fine. The various fabrics exhibited
are excellent in design and execution, and the
collection OF machinery gives evidence of great
ingenuity and skill. Buffalo has proved herself
an astonishing place for absorption-for the larg-
est collection of individuals ever held oil such an
occasion in this State has been taken in and done
for without apparently incommodng any one.
We know OF no better place, at the present
time, for the study of human nature than the
fair grounds. While roaming about yesterday
we observed an aspirant for military fame in COM
pany with several of his friends attempting to
palm himself off upon some countrymen as "Gen.
Shields" 1t was no go, however, for plain,
substantial farmer, from the interior of the State,
who happened to be present, remarked loud
enough for the would-be General to hear, that
'the asss ears were too conspicuous-the lions
skin not having sufficiently covered them" The
crest-taen hero suddenly UGmosed, amid the
jeers of the old farmers and their danes, and was
subsequently seen consoling himself with julep
outside the enclosure in the neighborhood oil the
ssstrped pig.''-BufdlO Com. .ddU.