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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-08-19
DIR. sWEETsER,s

lo <AA III ~ ca lM a. @
UNHIs Medicine is warranted on oath no, 10
contain particle Of Calomel, Corrosive Sinh.
Innate. Arsenic, Chloride Ct Gold, or any delete.
rous minerals.
The principle upon which this Medicine acts, i,
by assisting and harmonising with nature; il
drives out ell foul acrimonious humors from the
blood and body, and by assimila,ing with and
strengthening the gastric juice of the stomach, /,
assists digestion in short there is not vein. are.
ry, muscle or nerve in the human body, that is
not strengthened by the PANACEA, and il also
possesses the remarkable property of removing
mercury from the homes and joints.
FOR ERUPTIONs OF THE SKIN,
scurvy, Scorbu'io Affections, Tumors. Scrofula OF
Kings Evi, White Swellings. Fry sipelas, Ulcers
Cancers, Running Sores, Scahs and Bilcs. tim,
and determined perseverance in d SWEET
sER'S PANACEA, will effect cure.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-08-19

TIE only kaoton Medicine ihai al he same Hnc
P"rges purifes and strengthens The system.
LoNpoS July Z, 1876
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1848-07-15
From the Washington Union.
Another Whig Gun SDiked.

GEN. CASS AND HIS ACCOUNTS AS sU-
PERINTENDENT OF INDIAN AFFAIRS
WHILEGOvERNOR OF THE MICHIGAN
TERRITORY. edt Als
While the principles of our party
and of our candidate are impregnabIe,
and are those of large majority of the
voters of the country, we are fortunate
in having lor a candidate for the suf-
trages of free and high-mindid people
IA man whose personal character is not
only above reproach, but who posses
ses qualities and characteristics which
must commend him most favorably to
all intelligent. just, and impartial minds.
Unpretending and frank in his manners;
scrupulously upright and correct in his
principles; knowing no essential differ.
ence between man and man, but that
which is founded on moral principle
and worth, he is emphaticaIly man of
the people-a truly republican gentle.
man. His pure and irreproachable
character is generally acknowledged e.
ven by his political opponents; and we
take pleasure in commencing the fair
and frank spirit in which some Of our
contemporaries Of opposite politics have
done him justice in this particular.
There are others, however, ofless mag
nanimity and fairness, who stand ready
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1848-07-15
&, The Marked Ball:
OR THE PRIvATE,S REVENGE.

BY r. PROCTOR JONES.
You look over the dark waters OF the
foreign lands in search OF ltaly's Bra
vos, and dwell with rapture upon le.
gends Of the old world, while you think
not Of the tales which could be told Of
the early days Of young America.
How often have ], when eve had her
curtain Ger the face Of day, wandered
to some secluded spot with my aged
grandsire, TO hear him tell Of the times
gone by, and watched his venerable
codntcnance brighten up with the radi-
ance Of youth, when he related some
heart.enchanting legend Of the Revo.
luton.
II was beautiful day in July, 1916,
and the first beams OF morning were
shining sweetly upon the emerald and
undulating plains Of Long Island. TO
have looked upon that lovely scene
you would have been enchanted, with
the. dewy spanglets, and sweet, modest
flowers which were spread luxuriantiy
upon the surface. imagined yourselk in
some Andalusian retreat, secure from
the malignant blast Of crime. But that
beautious spot was soon to be trans
formed into the theatre of heart-rend-
ing tragedy, and that spot imbrued with
the blood Of men, for preparations were
being made for military execution.
What thrill passes through our
hearts when we hear Of military exc
cution! When We behold the brave
warrior mounted on his proud sieed
hastening to the battlefield, and the pa
triot grasping his musket in order to
avenge his country's wrongs, we can
not wonder, although we may weep
when we see their mangled bodies ly-
ing before us, for we know such is the
fate OF war; but to behold soldier TAX
en- from the ranks wherein he has served,
end led out in mock solemnity, 10 be
butchered in cold blood by comrades,
the partners Of his toilsome marches,
deadly conflicts, our feelings are shock
ed, and We wonder why those who
make and allow such laws are called
Christians. Well may our, fair land Of
America, as well as civilized Europe,
blush when she remembers her toler-
ance of military executions. ss
- Yes, preparations for dreadful
scene had already .commenced-far
over that plain could be seen long
line ofmen, clad in the scarlet uniform
Of Britain, marching with slow and
measured tread. Slowly they advance.
until they came TO the centre Of the
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1848-07-15
The Brave Old Volunteer.

aaI q
soEpIER IN WAR, A, CITIZEN IN PEACE
AIR-1He "Hunters Of kentucky"
When wars fierce conflict through the land
Sent forth its dread alarms.
The thrilling bugIe's sound was heard,
And fieemen rushed to arms
Bold Csss led on our gallant band
saTosave the vast frontier, sil' s9' -
With daring hand our flag sdBtained-- 1ot2 He
the brave old volunteer. e'!4 atis't tti
l,gg IN neag CHORUS. 85 g. fE@
The brave, the brave, the brave old volunteer,
The brave, the brave, the brave old volunteer.
The first 10 land on hostile shore, i5
He fought them long and well; afll5it.al
On Canard's bridge and Thames field
Old Englands banner fell!
When Hull surrendered to the foe.
And quailed his heart with fear,
Bold Cass refused his sword to yield
The brave old volunteer!
The brave, SC. v ol e. aaez,a
When England tried, in after years, n.
ITO sweep US from the main,
Brave Cass her projects crushed once more
"a Defeatedh her again! . 1911 a.s
He bore our glorious banner through ga D.
{ The battle and the breeze; aSi@ alas
He would not yield to England now ~
THE FREEDOM OF THE SEAS. :,
The brave, sc. ,44tl...si... -
He woke the gallant sons Of France,
And reused their slumbering land,
To join with him in breaking down
Proud England's tyrant hand.
Their liberated millions rise
ss With songs Of lofty cheer,
And bless the day when first they saw
g' The bra$k old volunteer! v 't Joo.is
The brave, &c s2s 1df ir
Old Europe, rocking to and fro,
And struggling to be free, gj
In young America beholds
Her glorious destiny.
Let us fulfil our mission here,
Their rising hopes to cheer;
He "set the ball in motion" there
The brave old volunteer.
The brave. sc.
From Maine 10 Georgia hear tho sound
e7'TisroIling --runhing on.
From Aztec's lofty capital (,
:, To distant Oregon. H
The ocean.bound republic joins
is With voice OF mighty cheer.
He'll make a glorious President
a The brave old volunteer! sass
The brave, the brave, the brave old volunteer,
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-07-24
Worcester Co. Mechanics Association.
CIRCULAR TO MANUFACTURERS.

The Worcester County Mechanics Association
announce to the public that their FIRST EXHIBITION for
the encouragement Of Manufactures and the Mechanic Arts
will be holden at the City Hall in the CITY WoRcEs-
TER, TUESDAY, the TUenty sirh day of September
ne@t, being the week of the annual Cattle Show in this
place.
The undersigned being Committee to issue Circular
to the Mechanics Manufacturers, and Artists of Worcester
County. do most respectfully invite ALL who may have
achieved any discovery in SCIENCE SKILL art have
invented or improved any useful machine or implement
to offer for exhibition and Premium articles in every de-
partment of labor or skill which may tend in any
TO add to the comfort improvement of mankind whether
of wood, stone, metal or other material The products
Of the LOON in Silk, Cotton, Wool Hemp, Flax Hair
and all articles generally considered being the work of
&C the arer portion of Creation" solicited and shall
have proper places in the Exhibition.
Medals of Silver, aud honorary Diplomas will be award
ed to The inventors or prosretors of such machines i'm
pemens, scientific discoveries shall be deemed
most important TO the well being of mankind and also
superior skill and workmanship articles exhibited may
deserve it being understood that far possible such
machines implements, discoveries form part
of the present Exhibition, and the Government pledge
themselves that Partially shall be observed in their
distribution In issuing this Circular we appeal
and all the Mechanics Manufacturers Artisans This
extensive County, and feel assured from the benefit result
ing from Exhibitions in other Cities that course be
devised which will tend promote the mechanical skill
and interests in great degree which brings
gether at ylew the numerous productions of industry
science and aste thereby aordng the whole community
opportunity for correctly judging upon the numerous
and wonderful improvements of the present dayand far
Their than this who doubt that ties and feelings
enlarged, strengthened and improved by the inter-
change of views and opinions afforded by such Exhib
tonsif so, trust friends and all others who may
have the power will lend their ad influence and good
will on the present occasion.
To prevent convenience dissatisfaction and in order
to prominent places in he Exhibition contributors
earnestly requested send their goods season.
they may be entered and properly arranged before
Saturday, the 23d of Sep ember if possible.
Contributors are requested to address JOHN BOYDEN,
Secretary of this Committee, Worcester, Mass, which
will meet with prompt attention. and every facility posi-
bic will be given to exhibit their productions to the best
advantage. VIM. B. FOX,
-g.5.ss.=. VIM: A. WHEELER,
FREEMAN UPHAM
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Worcester, July /, ls48.
CIRCULAR

To the Ladies of Worcester County.
An arrangement mas been entered into between the
Worcester County Agricultural Society," and the Worces-
ter County Mechanics Association, whereby the Exhibit
ton of Manufactures, the coming Autumn is relinqushed
to the direction of the Mechanics Association.
The Undersigned have been appointed Committee to
solicit from the LADIES of the County, especially from
those whose contributions have heretofore formed
ractive feature in the Exhibitions of the Agricultural
Society and from all others disposed contribute spec
OF their SKILL Industry and perseverance, IN all de-
partments of labor peculiarly pertaining 10 woman.
Specimens of NeedleWorkort the products of the LOOM
whether of Cotton, Wool, Worsted Silk articles of
comfort, convenience or luxuary; aso Drawings Paint
ngs and articles of elegance taste, whether products
of leisure moments Of regular occupation solicited
and ii hoped that such zeal and spirit of emulation
will be manifested that the coming exhibition will rank
equal those of previous years. while under the auspices
OF the Agricultural Society.
competent person will be appointed to take charge of
all contributions and such places assigned for them in the
Hail. as will best exhibit their exceencies The of
the contributor together with the article articles
trbuted will be entered in book and number attached
them whereby they be readily identified, and care
fully restored to the owner
The Exhibition will commence on TUESDAY, the 26th
of September preceding day of Cattle Show, and
nue four days longer 1t desirable that all articles
intended for Exhibition should be forwarded to PUTNAM
w. TAFT Worcester the Superintendent presented
tie Hail. curly the Saturday preceding the day of
exhibition in order that they may be properly arranged.
+ 9enr WILLIAM A. WALLACE,
He.s a. ALBERT TOLMAN, r.
GEORGE PHELPS. 81
Worcester. July /, le48.
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TOILET.

--------- ~ To LEI .-------.-.-
a., TJNHE BRICK BUILDING Lincoln Square,
$3.50 known as the Worcester Branch Railroad bet
.b..GA pot 100 by 5Owi be fitted up to accommo
date Lese. track will be laid, if DESIRED tor cars to run
into basement.
Also Building situated the Boston and Worcester
Railroad Bridge, suitable for Machine Shop SO by 80 f.
stories high with engine and engine mouse attach
edand Backsmiths shop near, 40 by 36 feet, stories
high with yard room-wi be fitted to suit tenants.
Immediate possession given. Inquire at the office of the
Worcester and Nashua Railroad Company, No. las Main
Street. .H diff .,t. 81 S.. FEB g..
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-07-24
PATENTS.
PATIENTS.
an,erscdn and Foreign Office, and Agency Of the
u s. Patent Office, Washington, ia.
No. % State Street, Boston.

anleTacGn and Foreign ONCE, ana agency Of the
u. S. Patent Office, Washington, ia.
No. % State Street, Boston.
TNIIE subscriber, by appointment from the Commission
er Patents is agent of the u 8. Patent Office for
ceivng forwarding to the same, models specimens
manufactures be patented deposited therein which
will be sent free of erpense and RISK, and with despatch
lie prepare Caveats Specifications, Assignments, and all
the necessary Papers and Drawings will make researches
into American and foreign works. validity inyen.
tons and render advice legal and scientific matters
respecting the Patents secured in Europe and
other countries. -J'
BY application at this office, inventors saved the
time and journey Washington and delay there,
we'll all personal trouble in obtaining their patents.
They also have the advantage of verbally explaining their
Inventions and of consulting in respect TO them matters
in general of paramount importance in order TO obtain
correct specifications and claims The experience ofsis-
teen years. practice extensive collection of orks
decisions, &C., mechanical subjects, the Patent Laws
and patents Of different countries collected at much
pense during the long time this Office has been sstabs
together with accounts here kept of inventions patented
Washington enable the subscriber to afford to Inventors
DESTROYS oi procuring Patents assistance and information
which In Other respects might be difficult OF attainment
f r. II. EDDY. Ciph EngsRefr. y
Boston, June 20. .isl ewlys3 & cod
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-07-24
MUTUAL FI8E INSURANCE.

VI NE PEOPLES MUTUAL FlRE INSURANCE COM-
PANY Of Worcester, Mass, continue to effect nsur
all kinds of buildings except those of an extra.
hazardous character, and upon Neat Stock, Hgy and
GRAM Household Furniture, Provisions, Wearing Appare
ell and Merchandise generally and also upon all kinds OF
Manufactured Articles and Stock in the process of manu-
facture, excepting Stock in Cotton and Wooden Mills or
property alike hazardous such terms cannot fail TO
give entire satsncton dividend of cents
the dollar made by this Company on the Policies
which expired the first Of this month and it is conf~
IDENTIFY believed that still larger dividend will be made
in future under favorable circumstances the past
With these inducements offered, the public sespect-
fully invited examine the basis which this institu~
ton is established and avail themselves its benefits, by
applying at the CompaDy's office,
No. 3, under Brinley Hall,
pposite the American Temperance House, Worcester.
DIRECTORS.
E. H. Hemenway, Worcester. Joseph Pratt Worcester.
George Bowen, do. Joseph Boyden, do
James II. Wall, do. Warren Hunt, Douglas.
Amos Brown, do. iona. Warren, Grafton.
James Estabrook, do. ii. A. Denny, Leicester.
George A. Dresser, do. wv. Jenkins Jr., Barre.
Horatio N. Tower do. John Edgel, Gardner.
-...l..-'. E. II. HEMENWAY, President.
0. HARRINGTON, Secretary.
Worcester, Sept l, l947. --sse .-a dwtf
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EUROPEAN INTELLIGENCE.
Arrival ofthe Hibernia---7 Days Later.

The steamship Hibernia, arrived at New York,
Friday afternoon, in thirteen days from Liver
pool Her dates are Liverpool and London, 9Th
inst. and Paris Sd.
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Chr 79atlp Spp.
Published at No. 1872, Main Street, Worceste,
JOHN MILTON EARLE,
Editor and Proprietor.
Terms.

The price of THE DAILY SPY is Three Dollars per
annum, Seventyve Cents per quarter if paid strictly
In advance.-Or
Four Dollars per annum, or One Dollar per quarter, if
rot paid in advance.
THE MASSACHUSETTS, SPY
s published weekly the office, Terms,-$1,75 in
= iEance u So 90 fnOt maid in ADVANCE.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-07-24
COTTON Machineru Far Sale,

ID ECENTLY used in the manufacture of No 80 Printing
II Cloths and now good running ORDER consisting of
Picker, Wilton & Sons make-20 Cards-9 Breakers
IL Finshers- Il Douber-l Drawing Franco Taunton
Speeders 10 heads each Is Spinning Frames, 1900 live
spndles2 pair Mules of 456 and one of l2 spfades
l Warper-2 Dressers--6 Leoms-l Cylinder and Dofe
Grinders, with all other articles used in Cotton Mills
1t may be examined at any time on application to MI
sILAs DNsMoRE, SO Main Worcester For further par
ticuars inquire OF 8. B. HOLBROOK, Holden
Dec &c d3taw wtf52
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FIRE INSURANCE.

FIRE INSURANCE.
THE American Insurance Company, PrCvi-
4 deuce, R. L. continue insure against LOSS OR
DAMAGE BY FIRE. on Cotton, Wooden, and ether Man
utactoies Buildings and Merchandise favorable
The Capital Stock u :. 800.
$4,000,
all paid in, and well invested Drectors-Wm Rho len
Robert r. stafford, Amos D. Smith, Resolved Waterman,
Shubael Hu,chns, Ebcnezer Kelley, Tuy D. Brown, Ma
thanel Bishop George s. Rathbone Caleb Harris, Jabez
Bullock, Walker Humphrey and Allen o. Peck.
Persons wishing for Insurance requested to dhec
their applications, (Which shond be accompanied with
particular description of the property per mall to the
President Secretary Of the Company and the same will
meet with prompt attention. -. -.
oA ALLEN o. PECK, President
WALKER HUMPHREY, Secretary.
American Insurance Co IS
W Office, Nov 9, l846. y IL .E#
u The subscriber is authorized receive applications
for Insurance by the above Company
$50 FH 0 s- r.l5 w. o. BARTLETT,
Office in Bulman Block
Worcester Jan l, 1867. - a3ta@ dist
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-06
%eg@GarIUEg.


~iNSiBANCE.
Z ISIS wi1to fs-cu by tho FIRE & MARINE IN.
COMPANY or WHEELING AT 1us
LOVES ANS OBJ
Baitings VI all kinds. stone, brick or wooden andthcir
eouious
STEAMBOATS,, factories. mills, Se.
futuH1e
Aud ierchgudis " al kinds.
AVA PsatHs' 40 dangers attending The transportation Of
goods ~ rivers. lake, seas. cauuis. and railroads.
or We character ct The company a. tr rrntrtitude
and HHe ait! ~ The adjustment aud nayncUt ot losses
W. Zee ave ta rric- To- tbr merchants Of ths r'acc amt
e+sawEe e. vino have hNd the adjustment Of CLAIMS upon
Us. pr'ee on Main street. L. .iiAR9iNG. Sec'y.
sUr T.
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WESTERN INSURANCE. COMPANY.

ttrtTAL SJuO,uOp.
r. HIS company Icing now duly organised is prepared
4" make Insurance ou every description of Fire and
Marine Risks. such as dwelling houses. Store Houses, ~
with their con erts. Aso. Steam Boats. Flat boats aad
Keel toa;s wifh heir cargocs, 90 and from any port ON
the ONO and mississippi rivers, Or thetrtr ihutary streams
Applications for Insurance to lie made Tor the present at
thcuaico Of the Wheeling savings Institution.
alC X. Mccoy Sec'y.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-06

- CASES low priced Bleached Musiins,
Is TALE II Jacquard Fable Diaper,
4haies Al and e Inc brown muslin,
eub gross Lasting Vest Buttons,
20 dozen country Knit sacks, just received and for
| .aIr h., feb TALLANT 4 DELAfLAlN
Il CASKS pure olive oil, just received and TO- sale BY
y len "A PRYOR 4 PAUL..
a5c0 lis line quality, our own importation
iNui9O. duect, toT sale very low by
ahu PRNOR 4 PAULL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-06

40 Drums Fresh Figs
Just received and for sale low by
IRIS HEATING,
dec 30 Monroe street.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-06

TSHE undersigned have associated themselves 10
= gethcr under the style and hrm " luSrrR. Moss
SOY x Co. for the purpose Of manufacturing Nail, an,
Spikes at he "Nu.tais Iron Wsrks," which are poy
completed and in full operation.
JOHN HUNTER.
y. NJ. NORTON.
RoB'r MORRISON.
4. W. SrErHENS
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.!!'.,I1sjliS,l IlI,ly 'l,p

rw7H Z subscriber respectfully informs his friends aud
g. the public thai he has taken the store on lter st.
formerly occu ,ied by Mr.. Mackey, Wiefe ht keeps a
general assortment OF Hats AVID CAPS, To winch he IN
vites the attention of purchasers. Those wlshla5 a neat
| fashionable and durable art Gle can be supplied by
calling at the Water ST. Hat and Ca store, 3do0rs
| north ortae Unite States Hotel and door south OF III .
fremont House, Wheeling, Va
awr IA ISf-. JHENRY.
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asss.

INFNLLIBLE CUUUH REMEDY,
s the only safe and certain cure for Cough and Phihis-
Il ic. lftakeN according to directions, Il cannot fail to
render the utmost sal istaction. 4 single dose or two,
will satisfy Won that you are not imposed on. The fol.
Lowing certificate IS given ~ evidence:
DR. TRUXAL.-buring the last spring and summer |
contracted cold which was accompanied with ] very
violent cpugh-indeed | coughed almost iIceSSantlv day
aud nig1t, and my lungs peared % be bound " within q
marrow compass while the tickling IN my windpipe
kept me constantly making efforts TO cough up some
thing lodged feep in my chest. Alter | received your
invaluable medicine, took three doses in three success
sive mornings, (t2Sting,9 and was relieved etteciually.
] do absolutely consider 1t the most valuable medicine in
the world, for the curing of Coughs and cold.
our friend,
ANN M'KEE.
Pittsburgh. Nov o, iS47. dec ID
For sale al Meilor's, Fairchild's and Crumhacker's
Wheeling, Va. Price p cent. per bottle.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-06

IL PsTtnersfp heretofore existing between tn. nj,
uetslf"el. HnSer the nsne Of a1nsisn sr8 1~uyntt.
scrhai~aived,h ~ uistnsi consent. al rrf
" ihde'ted TO ~ are icresy nottt.d thst ;I,-i7 .s
soahts " il be mat ult fcf .~rttcsent ana II - hone,
'hai prompt psyEasnt viI b. made.
s.. y. JOHNSTON.
90 Nh. ". BERRY MILL.
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CDAE.WHsl, N, OHIO,

IIINITN WY Wy FDK
WHEELING. II X. LIST
Ar STEELE & LtsT's WtREuorsE. WATER Sr.
ffNHEY wIitake r4Sks on Bulldogs Of at kinds. Steam.
N boats and CarCoes, Factories, Mills. Keelhoats. Flat
boats and CargOes, etc. against loss or damage hy FIRE.
or the danTcrs aud pcriis ofthe seas, lakes or rivers, on
worry farnrahic torms. am II
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VARIETY GOODS

"A ND TONS-Ihes subscribe has inst opened 4 large
IL assortment of variety goods aud German. French
and English Toys, which are uttered at very low prices.
Has on hand and still receiving a fine assortment OF
Piano fortes Of various patterns and of the latest aud
most fashionable style of furniture. 30 hour and = iay
clocks al reduced prices. New music and preceptors
for Piano aud all other instrument. J MElIDR.
Nov - % Union street.
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VIRGINIA TROY n

VIZ arc now prepared to furnish the different size.
W OF Ntii'S al short notice, aud oifer their 10 Ibc
ton. HuNTrp .io ~ saisiao-
Wheeling. feb. ls. is4s. No
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Us 60,

Successors 10 W. d. y, " nan d. Coz
No 2-0 Market St, Baltimore,
INVITE the attention OF merchants " W heeilne and
% It's vicinity to Their laree and extensive stock Of
Am tcan Cot,In and Nooleu goods of every descup-
ton, comprising cloths, ,~dssimeres, saItmetts, hannels,
Jr.H-, tweeds. prints, pantaioon stuas, bro wa and blea.
rNrl 0nttuis, &C, sc. jan -9-2m