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JACOB LADOMJS'
CHEAP WATCH AND JEWELRY STnR
NO. 246 MARKET ST. PHILADELPHIA


son, is. Yatesk Co. and other celebrated makers.
Also, Anchor Escspemest, fEpine and verb.
cal Watches, some OF which are at the following
extremely lqv, reduced prices u Warran'ed.
Fal jeweilcd Gold Levers Is karat cases, s3s to4O
Silver " l. TO ~
Gold rEoines % to 80
Silver IL to ID
C,sr,ic-s etl 10
Also, other Watches at lower than the a5'ye
prices suitable for traders, with splendid assor,-
meat Of gold chains. ,esls and keys; gold and al
yer pencils; Jc.elry OF every description.
f Also, 2, and tune, Musical Boxes.
Old gold and silver bought or taken In exchange
and the highest price gwen.
All Of the above goods the subscriber viii guar
au,ce as cheap as any other establishment IN th'
Uni cd States. Those Wishing any Thing IN Tx
above line are invited to call and be convinced q
lie above facts a. 2iG MARKET Street, teio"
Eighth. south side. Philadelphia. ~ All ORDER
punciuay attended 10.
IL IMPORTANT TO WATCH MAKER
AND DEALERs.-A large assortment OF Naict
Makers Tools and Materials selling of beoN
cos. 70 closs a concern.
April, ls45. On
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HNOtice.

n LII persons Indebted to the Estate ofWM,
~ CARSON, in sums over One Hundred Dol
lsrs, are required 10 come forward and either pay
the interest upon their debts. or renew Their notes.
And all debtors owing debts under the above sum
are required to pay them oil. All debtors not
complying with this notice by the 10Th day Of
ApIil next, may certainly expect to he sued.
J. II. WILSON, Executors oil
WIN. JOHNSON. ( VIM. Carson
February f. ls3S lSlf.
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Cod Lever Watches, full jcwellod l5
karat cases, sos tn 40
Gold 'Eplne Wa.ches, jagelled, Il Ia.
rat cases Is 70 30
Silver Lever Watches, full iswellcd, II 10 20
PEpine " 8 10 10
Quarters, fine quality, foil jewelled, to ~
Common
Gold Pencils, I50
cold Pens, diamond point, silver holder
and pencil. Il2
Silver Tea S.,oon., Silver warranted c.
qIa to coin, 40
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Is s. Z J, s ;;,Ss
Rsl5 !! ~ !: as 9 PEE. e ~ ~ &

TEtESTlMONIALS.- Of letter from
Il Dr.. Waincs, Of Philadeph,. Feb. 2. ls40
Your Pills are the milde-t in their operations,
vet most powerful in their effects. of any that
have ever me, With IN practice OF eight and
twenty years. Their Aeiinn on the ohyle and
hence on the Impurities Of The blood Is evident
ly surprising"
Extract of u letter from DR.. Henry Hal. oil
Quebec, l.. c., March g. i-4l For bilious !.
vefs, sick headaches iorpitity of the bowels, and
enlargement, Of the spleen, DR.. Peters Pills ate
an excellent medicine"
For sale BY all the Druggists in Augusta, liam
burg. and in Charleston by 2. ". Cohen, ard n
Charlotte by II. y. & l.. S. " ,lisms, J. +. Gil
mer, and +. J. fTolon.
R.EHERWooD's CELEBRATED NAG.
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The Gracfcnburg Vegetable
PILLS.
100000 boxes sold each and eve
ry week.!
Col. w N. JONES,

Lousburg, Franklin county, North Carolina.
The General Agent is fully prepared In appoin,
sub AAfksyr sNkssisSS6hr ps5s. app or BY
mail post paid The rapid sale of these cslcbra
ted pills. and the extraordinary cures they are
constantly eisciing. render them, by far, the most
popular pill of the age. An Agency will eonse-
qGcntly be very valuable.
The G'aetenbefR Pills are inconceivsbly supe.
rior TO any ever before discovered In all bilious
complains; IN general arrangement Of the sys
tenn in all disorder. hlch result from a bad stale
oi the blood these pills are q sovereign remedy.
la the elias, Of diseases called chronic the Grse.
ieaberg Pills achieve their highest ,rinmphs.--
Here they eefy all competition. Entering with.
IN tho hidden fecvs-es Of the system. they quiet
ly but surely purity the blood. root oui d,seasel
aud give tone and sIgor 10 ihe body.
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II. W. JOsLYN. II. ID.

For sale IN Charlotte by II. b. e. l.. s. vii
llams, J. +. Gilnct, end r. J. Ilolton, and for
sale 10 all the country stores through the South
and West.
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MIrCIsELL'S EYE sALVE.


! minded individual that Mitehell's Eye SaIye i.
no 2aqet preparation. but il entitled, as well to
the confidence Of the Faculty, a. all Others, whc
I may have occasion 10 avail tLemse!yes Of It's
benefits.
PERRY, August 10. lsi5
ID. MITcHELL-Dedr Sir: Tho frs,
time ! saw your Eye S1l,e was at W. ].
Chapln's where 1t came, as ] ans lilorm, d
on your commentator, for tie cure Of his
lluIe daughters eyes. | had tiile couf.
dcnce 10 it-as ! have IN m0st,o The patent
medicines. But as the most popular modes
OF treatment and special remedies had u,.
terly failed 10 bcne6, the little sufferer, |
consented to It's use, supposing tina, Il 1t did
no good II would do no hurt. /, was o
case OF severe Scrofulous Ophihalmy OF
both eyes. The eye balls and lids we're al.
very much iufamed. Your Eye Salve al
used Immediately il acted like a chasm.
10 few days pet'ec, euro was effected.
IbIs was sometime last winter. Since that
| have used your SAVE great many times
with the happleet results. 10 my hands it
has speedily cured recent inflammation of
he eyes and also Tho, which had resisted
all treatment from ono 10 five years. NV
present opinion Is, that, as to convenience,
time, sdjtfy, and certainty il rery far sur.
passes al! the SaIves aud Eye Washes Of
which have any knowledge.
Respectfully,
Il. W. JOsLYN, ~. ID.
For sale IN Charlotte by II. b. e. l.. s. vii.
liams, J. +. Gil'ncr, eud +. ]. IIoton, and for
sale IN all the country stores through the South
and West
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CpRNFftTs STIR

FGtFaoNT, Pcfk Go. Mass. Nos ., ~.
The ab We certificate tells sImplr and ir0.
story Of suffering and relief, of which as ~
clan and witness IN the case. chter'aliy ere y
Dr. CliArMAA
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BY TELEGRAPH.
o' TIE IlttsbJrgh Gazette.
CONGRESS


SENArE.--A resolution was passed direc-
ting the presentation to NJ. Nsticmere, OF one
hundred copies Of Hickey's constitution OF the
Constitution of The Uaiiel States, ia the
name OF the Senate.
MIR. Clayton offered resolution. calling
tie Secretary for information in relation to
The public armores.
The Hou e bill providing for the Transport
totion of Foreign Mails. was reported with
amendments.
Mr.. Badgers resolution 10 purchas, Browns
portrait loi General Tsyl r, was called up,
and laid upon the table after amendment.
The California claim bill was then discuss.
ell until the adjournment.
House. OF REPRESENTATIVES,. The first bu-
sHeSs OF the day was the printing OF the
Scott correspondence. which ELECTED a warm
ketate.
Mr.. Clingman, who was entitled 10 the
floor, made an able speech, charging MIR. Sec
Rotary Marcy, with using Mr.. Henly Tor the
purpose OF pamlng on the House, and the
country. deliberate falsehood He attacked
MIR. Marcy with the greatest vigol and delen-
ded General Scott from asperions beaped u
pom him by the friends Of the Administra-
lion.
The debate was continuedoli this subject,
for long time in the warmest manner, the
wings charging the Administration win fear,
in refusing TO lrnst the letters to the House,
because the Mexican Government might get
| them, while at the same Time the letters
| were dsholorably transmitted To General Pill
low, to be used by him against General Scott
| III the Court OF Inquiry.
MIR. Stephens moved TO put the whole war
correspond, together, to the number o.
900 copies, which was adopted and tht
House ad journed.
CINCINNATI, April 81, 1913.
| The Illinois Democratic State Convention
has recommended Lewis Cass as its first, and
Levi Woodb bury as its second, choice for the
presidency. The present State Officers were
| re-nominated
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o. ty eur h.s9l0.i r.membaaccs. -Do ~
tHow VIA +. We which NEST served to ina
tate France agl e.Is.s asl rom Ea-lsni
tHna. b. lrat H.s.a j. was iHe ..rl, l1
poriIeu. err ..-e. sfv. Supported. suls.-
-s.. s=.s'.t E.. 81. Piss. Is ws- ,be
.."ut- H.a' a9.,... s.as given i1 Ff,uel-
l. DO }lgfs .tcs; ol. tie8gl-
4H-hI- str-' ta.Iffe.NH-c. 81 us. ttis
sa..a. aa-le warfare. j. w4sa RgJiirt
H vaEsl vita Fr,aga blood
.H. pN.I-. iai- policy DEL u1t yet.
10 81 ite 81 al .oag-sl ilsr.s, e4ule1 eA4eel
1904 Ia #a Hors ut The r4i1u tt3. tais
Gus. ut ors-rt.1u 53twern Gr-ai Britain
q ..tNr NAH never renew b. t4kia- autsiu..
course. F,s accap with gratil4ls .le as
t.ias q friendship from liz n4lou5liiss
'"t'd3e.tlu az Blush Empire We oriau-
g "isl tast jas ace nav found aui s,r-a.-
SEA Ole iue4tslia OF races; inau equality
mly useo.ae muie and more its aasI-7 but
"H'.' rf.s.aiaiug with you, with b-r Eu2-
.tnd). an3 with all, the holy dogma Of fra
,-nul3. "e sill peFiorHoa ac.- OF lso.Ier-
hood On conformity wi,Iorf feelings towards
d, I.sI H4loa.
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.4vsiaN SCHOOLS.

Ua1erG1sr5i aai in degree at least en-
liehsaal legislation, t5e Ancient Denim
ion is tooe .avofsl with ibenefent system
OF Commaa S.h35 Education. Torpidiy aud
perhaps stupidity have been batted against IN
es.sblisain. BE system. 70 renderits work
ing efficient the psjulices Of the upper ten
must be overcome. Common as applied 10
the public seaoo S. should not be understood
as term expressive oi inlerority, but OF
llberty-lfeeIom. Prince and beggaf. rlch
and POOR. tide aaJ great breathe the Tree AR
OF heaven in common. The sources and in
struments of know ledgs-ali the appliances
OF mutual anl moral traininB--should IN this
sense be common. II the rich and lnfuen-
tial, unite eouijaIiy-lraiernally--with men
OF moderate means aud with the poor in the
practical organization Of tbs new system
Virginia will continue to be the native land
of wise, e9o5 and great men, and the mother
of Presidents. Descendants OF Washington,
stand up to the work, with steady hands and
free hearts
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FOR Trr TINES.
LiNDSLkY INSTITUTE AND LANCAS-
TFPikN tgADENY

4 f-tAhat az" hlFtaNl T.
: Th5 scond session OF Ibis institution. un-
ie. ,'- p.sseut Organization viii commence
GA To-day nest, ,be l-t OF Mag.
H. king this announcement he Trustees
con-ua.ate themselves aui ,he public, that
, 'b-t a4vs Succeeded ia establishing pa a Gru
oa VS. believed wa peman.at basis an
institution 10 svsry respect worthy Of their
. pa'f.aas aul protection. C.mmsnced under
eIrsa Instances a.h5sl hop,e->. the school
. lr..a .e.us deal.hls Ca famed into lie, aud
uu..g, lat mlusgs .asa, 1li,s present able and
+ eii...ai principal, !. has during single s.s-
si1a % Owe months. attained q state Of whole
so.ns aaI mss psc,el pfJsp .riiy. rhe
s,i. lbd tsct displayed By Ms. Seot and his
assistants iu the zenrul management Of tneiI
pg{i.s. and he aptitude they have evinced
t1g !mpauing iuz lmciiln, have elected the APP
probation and ius4i,ej th5 confidence OF their
numerous patrons Notwithstanding the diff
| cu,.lys. necessarily connected with the first
Organization OF sI,A o scanoi-the want u
| tilI- Cor ,As proper classification of students.
| and ls late period Of ihe session at which
inany were admia4d-the late examination,
conducted with DO view 10 display, aud with
oat special preparation, e,inced degree OF
pfoGcieacy in their several studies. highly
crediilbie 80 the Students, anl very gratifying
10 the numerous and respectable audience III
attendance. Ii TIE past,as far as it has gone,
we bdye guarantee for the future conduct Of
the school, and the Trustees have no hesta-
ton IN assuring parents both at home and
abroad, that ia senjins their sous 10 this in
stitu ion, they may rest satisfied that they
viii meeI With good moral training and re-
eeiye sound classical educations.
S. =, HULLlHEN.
: NJ. NELSON.
NJ. Il, HOUSTON.
Com Of Beard Of Trustees.
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The New Bedford Mercury expresses the o.
pnnon that Henry Clay Is as popular in Mas
saebusetts IT'S Daniel Webster. Il says: I'VE
do moi believe there is the least use in bring
ina the name OF Mr. Webster forward at this
time, inasmacA as his friends in New York,
and some OF bis friends in Boston, have who'll
Is abandoned him by taking up Maj. Gen Ia
chary Taylor. Of Louisiana. We have reason
II believe that Mr Webster is for zen Taylor
also. and are assured that his nomination by
tde wing convention, IS looked Tor by the
wings ia Cousyess as q settled matter.
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AoADIA'S COMMERCIAL NEws.-The

ACADIA'S COMMERCIAL NEYVS.-The
New York Journal OF Commerce, o. Monday
evening, says:--
"People az SO much interested with the
news 'hat bat very tlttle busiues, il done, es-
pec.oliy n articles depending al all on Eu-
ropean markets 10. their price.
".ias letters lro0, France speak OF CONNER
cial Affairs gluouliy. Failures continue, and
10 cerluia price can De quoted Tor anything.
There is gold on ooart The Acadia 10, iu-
vcstment ia American stocks"
TIE Commercial Advertiser says
1--WE regret to learn that The old and res
pectabie fra OF Larae * Palmer, of liavre,
haTe beea obliged 10 suspend payments, al
though their engagements were only about
ono million francs, against assets Of tbree
and hall millions. 1t is said their creditors
cannot possibly icss very argely even under
lie most uniaVordD.e circumstances
The New York letter Of The Philslclph
North American contains the following adj
diioAal facts:
The Acadia brings $3.50 900 in gold. the
drst wave Of the reAux.
Treasury notes sold in London at Qs, and
NlAe7 WIKI coupons could nave 5reu sold at
100 bed tn-Fa been any sellers. This is equal
To ITO here. The orders TO sell Pennsy lyuna
IS from lhe Continent had depressed the
stock.
The market here improved after the recep-
uoA oi The letters, and at the second board
Treasury Notes 3oset ia demand at2!, aud
generally he market WAS better. The TACT
That attention bad bscn turned to our stocks.
aud hat specie was coming, had very ia
voyb'o influence.
In b.as there is nothing doing. and in
,feiaAsa s,.e same shippers OF Couou offer 3.
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PHILADELPHIA MBRKET.

Philadelphia, April 81, 1913.
Flour-Sales 500 barrels oil Western at So
seq.
Corn Meal-Sales at So rs per Dbl.
Rye Flour-Saes at SO rs per obi.
Grain-Sales OF 5000 bushels prime yellow
South ern Corn at 81 c per bushel. Oats are
held at az.
Provisions-Sales of Baltimore rendered
Lard at &c. There is no activity in any ar
slcle--quotations are steady.
Groceries-Sales OF common N. o. Sugar
at dc. Rio c ile 7ia7a.
Whiskey-Sales at 22c.
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BALTIMORE MARK EFT.

Baltimore, April 81 lS48
Flour-Sales OF Howard Street at 80 SIC.
I he market is heavier than yesterday, s.sa
the business done at small concession Bal
timore City Mills held al IS l2A
Grain-Small sales prime white Wheat at
81 4SaSl 81 cts; prime red at 81 81. Prime
Yellow Corn al 44s46c.
Groceries-Sales 200 hhds of New Orleans
sugar at 4a4ac Molasses, 26c.
Provisions--The sales are only for the sup
ply Of the regular demand.
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lErEsE~TsNi 10 Alb SAUSAGE Esrfes-
Ceftaln butchers ~ The ut ghb.nuoa 81 New
tmA aye M iar h1bt, lt Is chng Z of ca.lec-
~ lht vanoas dead animals around Tie CITY.
iaf tt's p..tR1se Of making u9 cheap slus8ees.
swo WeIs'afiesied OF Slfuria} on slspciou
oi hausg stoieh decd hog. emf on ayriaaa-
ing Nleh cart ""re produced dead neg,
thfse AuAas pappi-s aai tte ca.cssc OF mad
Cog W t.~as sam IA The ueigooIh,ol on
teSaay 1ds'' taGs inA6,as up d=hghtial
mNlafe ui saus4se meat Tor The owes of
that Aiaa OF ANNA food.
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REPUBLICAN BlNvER OFFlcs

+'Nas1' ITO pm - tI3to'
The riTer is falling rapidly, It's probable
thai without ANY addlnolel rise the Harry
ilH which came up GA Friday night. will be
.3e last large ooil which wi. CONS above the
s.i a.s inis Spnng
iae Governor Jones and James Dick are
beth iaJked ior eer,y ia the wera.
C3NOn--A iew scatls ring bales aie occa-
lonatiy s1ta pFces rang. from to Dc
lohaceo-Saies al leatmsu * Asmis,-sd's
sad tiami,on's ct PRICES from 3 10 81 IS
9a II tay aae lad 80 very supcri5r quality
~ aless's fealn.an x A.nistead's sold for 81
%.
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NEW YORK MARCEL.

New York. April 81, 1913.
Flour-Saes Us yesterday, for tennessee
81 25aSs 375.
Grain-Prime red Wheat, 81 %: and
whieSl 81. Prime yellow corn 50a52c.
Whskey--Sales al 25c.
Provisions are quiet for all descriptions
the demand. is confined. to the retail trade
l. I'd tends downward.
Cotton-No chang. from last report.
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Tn Economy " Education.
---soeis5s ulara 10 correct the evils of
ignorance Il 70 punish Inc crimes consequent
upon ignorance, taon would suffice Tor the
,koroaza education Of the whole people un-
dera ise saslem oil Common Schools.
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Educajion more than wealth or Office levels
the distinctions oil Society. The appgenticed
son OF a candle maker became the companion
and friend oil Philosophers and Kings, not
Through tae potency oil the ''omnipotent dol
Lac" nor from the dictinetions of Office, but
because bis mind was cultured high" who
trained the liahnings of the sky
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ClNCINN ATT MARKET. =

Cincinnati. April 26, lS4S,
Flour-The market with moderare bust
ness is in favor OF The buyers. Sales at 81
lea4 rs; 100 bbls city mills offered at S4 loa
without buy ers.
Provsions-Sales bacon hog round at &c.
hams &c; sides 81; packed shoulders %.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-29

Goasyamsat Erpress.-fhe Acadias mail
was brought ou TO New York on Monday by
government e. press; The letters and newspa-
pers were distributed by II O'Clock, and at
the hoax OF meeting Oh chang, the news was
in every boly's hauds.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-29

Influence ot E3acotion on the Failure
Some where "a 1ais nation there is now boy
about zen years Ola who will, in 1850, admin
TsTgt u fia aaatts Of the nnstEes iensi9 ~, tire
most giotiaus aad powerful republic in the
word. 1t Is mara than probable that that boy
Is aav d Ill gent student ia some common
school Friends alelucayion give him a fair
c14sce
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-29

FiaE.-Tas dwelling house of Mr. Henry
Ferguson. In Green township, Harrison coun-
ty. near Inc Jede,son county line, was burned
10 The agolai en- Tuesday week, including its
ronteuls The less was considerable. We
did not hear how the iire originated
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-29

CoNsEcRAnoN.--ihe beautiful "ChuTch OF
the Alessiah." al Richmond, near Phiadel-
PIMA, was consecraied on Monday by the
Right NsS Bishop Potter, in presence OF
number OF the Clergy, and a large concourse
.. people
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ANOTHER HOME CERTIFICATE.
DIX. SWAINE'S
COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY
J. ALL III PFuFF.-Fs To nF


Tar 6ENsrFsr MEnfctSE ~ TuE SHOWN WoHup.
ESF ALI the cures that bave been rscoJisi. we
- in-' slfely saw te auna'sof medicine cannot FUR
ni' one 70 surpass this, watch now stands a. living
proof ~ TIC durability 81 Consumption, even when life
hal Teen desHaired af
On. Sw,y~r--uear sir.-For the good ~ IT,, public.
fs myself in iuty ',and TO TESTIFY Go he rres'
which your compound syrup u Wild cherry performed
an me. For my p.rt. feet f every body ought 90
know ~. was 1fi -ict with violent cough sqTiinE
o. Mood mig Nf1s. hnasseness. and sound n tie
voice indicating an lafuiu- state 81 disease my rnpe
ttc w-s gone. and strength hal IA fsisd me- that
mY frsuas sHd phf stcisn persuaded could not
sprviFe many days. NJ sister. who was my ANXIOUS
c1r tekHf, made inquiry where she sould Be keiy 10
procure uost certliu ferf She was t.,8 thu, N w
the care. NV lie was thea hopeless Yorr medicine
was immediately procured. and The nm; bottle gave re.
LIEF. aHd hy The time had Commenced The sxtt hottie
nv cough had et mr., snd my strength much in,fr5ed
~ short, Il ha@ made perfect Of me- aud am At
present as hearty msu ~ wish AMI h.vc g,,l rr.
me ifon premature grsvc. shah hc pleased 70 give
any Information respecting case
You're, with rcsreai. Taa.c N,aa.x prevrs
~ = thestsr 81. between Race and Vine Phiia
DR. J. Il. ELLISON, Frankfort. Ky. saws:
was induced. from failure Of the most potent ex
pecorants recommended Nateria Medicn in sone
ctss o. oi7eaAed lnurs. 10 try your preparation Of
~ HA merry 10 is sufficient To that ruch
pleased with the TesHH Of that aud subsequent trials.
that now rrescrte II in preference to all other rene
dies hsve ieen engaged active nraeti,e of tyeva
years ana 1hs IS tia first Patent Medicine ever thought
enough OF 20 express opin on in writing
the genuine article IL prepared only by On Sw.vxr
Inventor and Sole Proprietor. Of Race and Erh,h
street, Pha. 80 Ed Cherry preparations being .pos
lively fictitious aud counterfeit without his signafre
tef sale IN Whesng by J. BAKER and PRYOR x
fAtAh. Apr2s
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-29

Tho loco iolos in kentucky are in pretty
brceze about the election OF Governor. The
keuue.y E#ag IS Powell. .the nominee, has
10 friends d aaolher paper, the LOUISVILLE
Democrat. saws ual Johnson has none. We
expect taos ave both about right.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-29

The Rev n. Il, Collins, viii preach to-
morrow IA the Baptist meeting house al half
past 10 O'Clock ia the morning, aud at halt
past Ia the evening,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-29

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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-29

MARsH.L COUSIN Mcdonald, loco, is
reported q be elected over Jones by small
majority. Wing loss,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-29
NEW BOor x SHOE MANITFACTORY

NEW BOOT * SHOE MANDATORY.
e~ JOHN +. WADE, of the late firm
r. OF Connolly & Wade, has oper ed a
! - Shoe store in the house formerly
EE&pE7 80 pied by James Mcl.ure directly oppo
LIZ site w Rohb's Chair Mandatory,
aseD where be intends manufacturing and
offering sale, every article in the shoe line from the
smallest ch's shoe 10 the Gents finest Boot; which no
made OF the finest materials and by the hest
mechanics. He hopes his old customers will give him
cali. JOHN l.. WADE.