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medicine possessed so mucp virtue, and had
power TO heal SO many diseses But since il 10
we'll known that more thu Io,vu0 persons have
been cured, our friends All beginto realize the
truth of our remarks, With were made about six
months ago, viz: that there would not be family
in America who would live day without possess-
ing box of fMcALLlSTER'S. IS I'LL Healing ONT
ment, if they but knew itsvrtues
McAllister's All II ealing Ointment restores per.
spiraton in the system. By this means II opens
those avenues hroughwhich Latuie carr'ss off the
impurities within, and thus relieves the body Of
disease 1t is thus that it cures Consumption, re,
vers, Scrufula, Erydpelas Asthma, Salt Rheum'
Sick Headache, Quinsy, Sore Throat. kheuma,
tism, Scald Heads, Pains n the chest. side AND
back; Dyspepsia, Poisons, Sore Breast, Deafness;
Cutaneous Eruptions, Sore Eyes. Inflammation o'
the Bowels, Kidneys and Brain, Burns ChilpElss, E
Piles, Worms, Agues Cold Feet, Live. .;nns Son
P,alnt, veers, and all Fever Sores, bS''''"''o"ss
Di eVery ki,a ooId by e.,, .a
"A. 5. hena;y. General Agents Tor ONO also,
]. R. & J. II. Mor',.. Woodsheld; -4'Ne
WIN. Steel, Stafford; 5I1'i d. a. t;9s sLi
Talbot s. Wernecke, Malss>. ia. s,,-,is s.,sr
Peter Dorr, Miltonsburg; ~
John NJ Round, Summerfield;
, J. E. & C. A. Boyd. Carlisle. eh erlAsi
VIM. & j. Myers, New Castle;rd d ~ ha9 49,.
Hanes g. Pancosst. Jamestown; sg..t lfgog ea
Anshutz, Pollock g. Co.. Clarington; ,.,.i, M.
Isaac Welsh s. Co., Beallsville.
Nov. 25, lS48. l'..'' %. - q.
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CLOTHING! CLOTHING!
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
A d a m 8 & M axwellS
Great Central Route iothlng Store,
Corner Monroe Il vVaier Strrels,
WHEELING, VA.

Corner Monroe Il Wdier SireelS,
WHEELING, VA.
We are now ready with the largest and most
elegant stock OF SPRING g. SUMNER CLOTH.
ING, that&ve have ever manufactured, and have
spared no pains in selecting our goods from the
cheapest market in the United States, so as to be
able to offer the greatest variety of clothing; and
with the view Of deserving still more the reputation
we have everywhere acquired; that is, of keeping
the largest stock of Fashionable Clothing. aud al
the lowest prices Of any house in the city, where
all men may have the chance of dessing elegantly
at a low price.
We have purchased our entire stock of staple
and domestic goods at very reduced prices. and
can now sell them cheaper than ever. Our stock
of foreign goods is very extensive; more varied
and stylish than we have ever before offered to the
phblic; and consists in part, as follows:
Black Alpaca Sacks,
Drsb and mode do
great variety of coats from other fabrics, rang.
ing from rs cts. to $40.
A great variety of black, brown, blue and green
frock and dress coats, from IS to $ls
Every description of sacks frocks and Polkas.
Pantaloons of every description, from Is cts to
S.; consisting in part of the following:
French, English and German doe-skin.
Paris cord, black. brown and dove.colored, a
splendid article Tor Summer use
Cottonade-- plain, striped and checked.
Albert fancies-Velvet cords, Mole skins of eye-
Ty variety OF patterns.
Sattinets of all qualities and colors.
VESTS.
Plain Satin-lst, I'd, and Sd quality.
Fancy do of every pattern.
Plain black silks aud cords
do do Milan cloths, a new article.
Grey mixtures of every shade and pattern.
Fancy single milled cashmere. for Spring wear.
White MarseiIles, lst, I'd and Sd qualities.
ALSO-A great variety Of low,priced vests,
suited for any market, all cut in the most fashona-
BILE style Price from so cts. 10 50 so Every de.
scription of fancy and plain rich silk and satin
vests. from 80 80 to 81; some very extra patterns
of rich silk aud satin vests from 81 to SO
We have in fact every description of garments
known to the ira le. from the very pwest prices to
the very finest cothng--w we will sell at the
very lowest Tariff of Profits,
1t is now an admitted fact that Clothing must
be added to the stock OF every general merchant
throughout the country, or they must their
neghbors and customer. going t. the nearest city
for their supply OF clothing ready made. There.
'ore, IN seIf.defence they must Keep C"hIhg, and
i stands them in hand to purchase where they can
,ave twenty-five per cent, which We can save
hem over the Time Houses, as We sell for cash,
purchase for cash. aud manufacture for cash, and
have no debts to add 10 the cu.t nt nnr goods.
ADAMS g. MAXWELL,
ap2l Corner of Monroe and Water Streets
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| ,READ,ANDf VNDERSTANp<9TM gInt
] willcome Wk6n lhis medicine, ,DHANDRETHB b
1 PILLS, will be appreciated q itoushtssnd de-
serves Il will bs well undsntood s,hlt Or. Bran.
dreth has the strongest claims upon the puhliss r
is true that every individual Hbo makes iflal,of
the Brandreti Pills, concede them.to be tie best
medicine they ever used. 3 They are indeed .
medicine about which there d no Ihiitske Their
vaIae in climate 70 chsngeable ssourJ, etnfot b
sufficiently appreciated. A irsS psrsprstion H. q
once restored; thus they cure colds, and ronsump-
tion 10 prevented. ;, Thoso who have redundancy
Of bile, fiud them or the most essential service
and should there be deficiency of that important
fluid, the Brandreth Pills have equally beneficial
effect Often has this important medicine saved
valuable lives in those regions where the DREAD
Full YELLOW FEVER was prevailing, A few
doses taken Immediately upon Infection being re.
ceived into the system, will be almost certain 10
prevent any material Inconvenience. And at no
stage Of this dreadful epidemic ID there 70 proper
medicine as the Brandreh pills. Let this medicine
be universally used in this disease, AND NO
LOSS OF BLOOD ALLOWED, and few, ,:yeiy
few would be victims. So il is with other diseas.
es. ASSIST NATURE with this alkimportant
medicine, to remove morbid humsfs from the
blood, and do not resort to bleeding and mercury,
and we shall have very GREAT SCARCITY
OF persons afflicted with chronic maladies The
feathered tribe-the animal kingdom-over whick
we are the lords-are not afflicted with chronic
maladies; neither should we be if il were not for
our pride, which occasions them. FOLLOW
NATURE. Use the medicine which harmonizes
with her, which mildly but surely removes all i'm.
puIties from the blood, which s,rsngthensth the fec.
Bile. and reduces those oftoo full habit 10 healthy
standard. Let me again say that every department
of the manufacture OF Brandeth Pills il personally
superintended by ME, and that every box with my
a. II. - 4
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BYLAWS and Ordinances
OF THE TOWN OF CARLIS

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give suen pe''o" VI pe'.on, ,,,' I r. -" VI
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sawo'e, pay a"y 80 ~.
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every such ohence' not iess 'h"n my e".S "o'
more man i've uo.ia'S' a"u oe 'u'j''' '"
ment III ne lal' o, 'lle County,
orc nny p.''on VI ha 49, "n' "a .a" ..;r;,
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county - TN
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knowingly pefh'n ea'o p''y'"s, VI oe.
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s'aoie' ., III any 'a"ne h;a ~ ,,,., nss...on.
'ht "e inc W ou so'e So o U.S. ' ~ nu,;a,o,, ,h.r.
or premises sha" We h'e" upo" 80 ,.' IL
OF, MOI iess 'hah nue uo' n ;,". H.. n'y ,n
aho oe supje'' ~ '"'p p''''"" WV '"'' - '"'
county.
HEc' o. any peiso.o. pe.s"' $50 "o .o,,,a 49,
eaater' ga'inP, OF run nv Tasai.,a sham m"n @
o'ioge across D" ~ 60 ~ .nv an,, mn, los.
convection ,he'eo, Ie hea domars With cos,. of
thah HVe nor ih''e '"'' ''''' "'"'''' van -'' "
SUIT r.o, ~ ,sr.o,s vb, .h.,r ,boo,
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uNARM FOR SALE.-The subscriber offers
for sale I25 acres of land, 10 Tyler County,
Va. within about four miles OF Sistersville, on
Pursley Creek, branch of Middle Island, and ly.
ing on the road to Waynesburgh; about 20 acres
cleared thereon and good site Tor mills, with the
frame Of a saw.mill erected thereon, and ordinary
dwelling buildings. Those wishing to purchase
will cali on the subscriber on the premises. 4
March 10. Is49. s JAMES HILL.
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VALUABLE TOWN PROPERTY FOR

v SALE, situate in the town OF Clarpgton, at
the mouth OF Sun6sh creek, Oh the Ohio rlver---
Being q splendid establishment for business con-
sisting of a good dwelling house, with five rooms;
also good store room aud warehouse, with anex-
celIent cellar under the whole establishment. :
There is also good well OH the lot All of which
are new and in good state Of repair The sub.
scriber wishes to sell the above property az private
sale-and will sell on accommodating terms. 1t
is well calculated for mercantile establishment,
as it is situated in the most business part of the
town. For further particulars enquire Of the sub.
subscriber, on the premises.
March IL, 1S49. JOHN A. LYTLE.
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II OOK OUT.-The subscriber hereby gives no.
y tice TO all persons not to purchase two notes
Of hand given by him to Giles Z. Hunt, calling for
thirty dollars each, and dated a5out the 4th day Of
April, ls49; one payable July Isl. 1919, and the
other, October lst, ls49 Said not were given
for horse warranted sound, but which proves un-
sound. There should aLo be credit endorsed on
the first note Tor $40. F3 ~ 'iei>'fA Z
May ~, I849. JOSEPH RED1N.
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FROM DIR. HIRAM, cox,

Late Professor in Cincinnati Elecfic Medical
Coliedge. ..e...
Mr.. A. L. Scovill: However reluctant have
been to permit my name to be attached TO patent
medicine, consider it duty to the community
to state that in three cases Of incipient cOnsump-
tion, viz, Miss Bell, Miss Barger, and Mr.. II.
H. Cox, one of our City Council that DR.. Rogers
Liverwort and Tar operated more like specific
than any other remedy, that | ever used. One oil
the cases viz: Miss Bell, pronounced by several
Physicians to be laboring under the last stage Of
Scrofulous Consumption. She Is now In good
health, from the use of few bottles OF the above
syrup. H,;lsY, HIRAM COX, M. D. 5i5
Cincinnati, Jan. 25, l847. AK. +, ,o ,,,5 H.
FROM THE HON. JUDGE HENRY MORSE.
Mr.. A. l.. Scovill: l am well acquainted with
DR.. Hiram Cox and his practice, he having been
nv family physician for many years. and can cheers
fully say that have as much confidence in his
skill as any man living. HENRY MORSE.
Cincinnati, Nov. g, lS47.ad, III aoi.oq4r
This great remedy has not only made almost IN.
credible cures Of Consumption, but II breaks up
the most distressing Cough, Cold, Pain in the
Breast, and aAsthama, in'afew hours time. We
authorize our agents, 10 aicases where it doesnot
give immediate relief and the bottle is returned 10
cheeruIIy refund the money Sold by
A. & S. Hendry, General Agents for Ohio, also,
J.R.&J. H. Morris, Woodsfeld; Heasa 'a9
VIM. Steel, Stafford; ;,iqa s.g .naissle dssli a
Talbot s. Wernecke. Malaga; s,,,,- ". a., n
Peter Dorr. Mlltdnsburg;
| John M. Round, Summerfeid; !.
J.E.& GA. Boyd, Carlisle; sEa asfsSi'isiaF
VIM. 81. Myers, New Castle;S ;is.,ggsg sls,
Hanes & Pancoast, JAMESTOWN; ~. s-.,f
Anshutz, Pollock & Co., Clarington;
Isaac w elsh g. Co., Beallsville.I .d'le9ssaas
Dec. o, l648.niyt .1ss9aoSIq bsIhaph .dSls y0i
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WILLIAM r. sHEFY ''a'n 2
lLqse sslSy Agns,o 4 s.Oeatiagep} '.'ii
Wholesale Dry Goods Dealer,

dioa iMosRoEp STarEr, WHiEEfsc,gA "a bG0ds
II how receiving his Spring st0ck,Sfi Dy1 Goods
for iobbine. which being unnsuKlly lAses DO n,
prepared to ofefmore than Ordinary inducemspts,r
and respectfully invites the attention of buyers q
bis stock z ss'''~ ~ = 'S''''oa ,9'pA' ~
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More than 10000 Persons
a HAVE BEEN URED. ase
TT is IMPOSS IBLE,

III Is IMPOSS lBLE
IL to give to the public
an adequate idea Of the
great success which has
attended the adminttrs-
tion OF the .aU-
Ointment for tte Pastsix
months. IFS perfectly
astonishing Y, witness
the effects sd hear the
praises beyowed on this
imedicin,/ mo one could
conceve that q single
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WHOLESALE pEALERSlN
Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Bonets, &C.,

DUUto, DllUCSj lluIS, OupS, DUuO!S, wy
NO. 252. BALTIMORE SgEERT,
(.Nsariy opposite Hanocer.)
BALTiM MORE, Md,
Have received their Spring stock, and keep
constantly on hand large aud splendid assort-
rieiy of style and quality. Our Spring stock con.
sists of about
5000 CASES BOOTS, SHOES, sc.
500 CASES HATS, CAPS, BONNETS, &c
Among which we may name the following:
Ladies Fine Kid aud Morocco Slippers
Z" - Patent Leather do
1" g" Morocco do
F" Patent Tip Caters
&" Lasting, with Morocco Tips
/" Morrocco s. Kid Buskins, &C.
Gents Fine City made Boots
'' Eastern made do
&" Grain and Kip do
Fine Cali and Guat Munroes
Ladies' and Misses Bonne,s of every descrip.
ton, such as Coburg, Gimp, Cordinett, Jennie
Lind, China Pearl, Rough and Ready, Paris, DuG-
stable, Devon, Lawn, &c
A large assel tment OF Hats and Caps OF the
latest style, among which W name the following
Gentlemen's Fine Silk Hats. Spring Style
Z" Beaver" -
" /" Russia &" +"
% Angola Hats. all Styles
:" Palo Alto "
" Wool
&" Fashionable Pedal
Guasyaguild "
Palm Leaf Hats ofall qualities. Men and Boys
Cloth, Plush and Glazed Caps. Hair and Leather
Trunks, Whips, &c.
Aso-A large assortment Of Boys aud Misses
Shoes. Ch ldren's Shoes, Misses Bonnets, and
every article in our line.
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The style Of DR.. HEBBE, though written in a
tongue foreign to him, is always flowing and ami
mated sometimes even eloquent and sublime
" Y. Sun
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An Ordinance

OF THE TOW COUNCIL OF THE TOWN
OF FWooDsFIELDs ENACTED MAY 18th,
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N, f, BLACKL0CK & Co.

ap q Corner Of Monroe and Water street
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Rv n. GREEN, A,scttomeer.

DRESERvES, PICKLES, JELLIES. SIRUPS, CAT.
L SUPS VINE FAR, &c. AT AUCTlON.-On Wed
nesday the 23th Instant shall sell at the pickle and
OF Mr. J. Bates 9th street. near Pcnnsy vana
at 10 O'Clock excellent aad general as
.ortment OF the above named articles, viz:
Cucumbers, peaches, atoes, BEANS onions, English
wainus martina, crab apple, pckolion yellow pickle,
cante and pepper mangoes caIi ,wers red cabbage
pepper corn, &c up in gaon half gallon, and tart
jars.
SWEETMEATS
Strawberries, raspberries pine apples peaches, pears,
qunces apples citron lines, ginger, cucumber cane-
lopes dasons Cherries English wanuts, grapes,
blsckberries NC, in quart, punt, and halfpln Jars
JELJlES.
Red white and black current, ounce, blackberry and
APPLE in pint and hali-pnt jars.
MARMALADES.
Peach, green gage, pears, apples ounces, 6c in quart
and pint jars ~
Kenion, raspberry, strawberry, pineapple, ginger,
pillay, orgeat, orange flower, &c.
FRUIT JUICES.
Strawberry, cherry, curant apple, raspberry, ounce,
&c in bottles.
Tomato walnut aud mushroom sauces Of varou. de-
scr pure CIDER white AID red wine, ana picking
vinegar.
With variety of other articles, which deem
cessary all TO be sold without TERMS
cash A. GREEN,
reb 25-3tSTuNW Auctioneer
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HY n. GREEv, .EncLiOneer.

Household and Kitchen Furniture at Iuctfon
an Tuesday the 9th instant shall sell at my auction
" rooms, Concert Hail. at Ill o'co a. very large
general of and second hand furniture,
Mahogany dressing bureau and sideboard;
ID marhle-Lop centre and pier tables;
Do diniug, breakfast, and side tables;
Do Paor and rocking chairs;
Fine rosewood plush covered sofa
Cane and wood seat chairs;
Cane and back rocking chairs;
Cherry and pine tables, wardrobe, &c
Lounges, wash-stand., dressing tables, Sc.
Feather beds, mattresses and bedsteads;
Hall, SOLAR and other lamps, crockery, &c.
second hand pianofores with variety OF other articles
unnecessary To enunerate.
Terms All of and under $40, cash over 800, a
credit of 2 g. and months for satisfactorily cndo sed
bearing interest Persons wishing purch, furnure
will do well to attend the sale, is OF good quality and
must be Sold A. GREEN,
Feb 2A-3t Auctionecr
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GRAND VOCAL a INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT.
1T CsrusCs 4 doom Om Thursday, March l. isAe.

THE public is respectfully informed that the concert
l. recently given by the four children OF MI II EbER
will be repeated the request OF great many ladies ana
gentlemen who were present and desire It's repeuhoh
PRoGKAMME.-PARr l.
l. lie Tremulo," executed by Emile on the n
2 Quartere, elisa lesson YOU should heed"
sung by Emile, Virginia, Henry, and s-,--
Variations for flute, piano accompaniment,
executed by Julius Knop Beethoven.
4. Duetto, =. AS il fell upon day." by Emile
s. when wandering far" sung by Emile,
Virginia, Henry. and Edward J. f. Schiesser.
q. Madame Biz hops favorte, +" On the banks OF
the Guadalquiver sung by Emile l. La Venu.
PART H.
l. Solo, Lament of the Alpine Shepherd Boy,
sung by Virginia, piano accompaniment >,
2 Duelio, Take them, impore ,hee," from
Norma, sung 10y Emile and Virginia Belni
3. Casa Diva. for the piano and huIe Bellni
4. 81 am the Bayadere," the celebrated lambo-
rine song, sung by Enilie N C. Bochsa.
Quare,ie, "My Mother" sung by Emllie,,
Virginia, Henry, and Edward ] f. Sshssser.
g. " The schoomaster" Hsnry schoonas-
ter, his sister and brother pupils Hayden.
Pant Ill.
l. Grand Chorus, " To the Mountains" from
the opera Amilie, sung by Emile, Viz
ginia, Henry, and Edward Rookie.
2 The vocal bea utes OF Lucia di I.ammermoor,
sung by Emile, and Virginia E. l.. White.
3, Cavatini from the opera Der Freschu'z, sung
in the German language by Emile g. MVoh Weber.
L. Variations for dute-Theina a. Hope told me
hattering tale"--pano acconp anment
by Julius knop and Emile ieinenen'
5. Come DER the moon sea- : L. DeVereaux
Stop dat knocking" by Emile, Virginia, Henry, and
Concert to commence precisely at ~ o'clock
Tickets be had the music stores and at the door, at
fifty each. Children half price.
Feb 27-J
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-02-27

NEW GOODS-We have just received rich and choice
IN lot of goods which the attention OF the ladies Is
ved and requested call and examine before pu
chasing elsewhere. They consist Of
D,ued Swiss robes, from IS to $40.
Coloed embroidered robes, from SIS to s.
Swiss book muslin for dresses
Fine muslin ejgings and n,ertings
Fine cambria do do
Egyptian silk mits, 81 per pair
Embroidered do IS cents pair.
10 dozen super linen cambria handkerchieis, from 10
cents TO 80
Fine wreatns from 81 TO 81.
Fine head dresses SO.
Fine assortment OF kid gloves.
Do do silk do
Thread edge and inserting.
Hair laits, mourning collars.
Sanding and Ftench worked collars
Swiss muslin, NC. -
Also, pattern dress cap, of the latest Style from 81 to SO
choice lot Of wreaths aud spng ffowers tof Thinning
dresses and bonnets. -
J. B. " A. TATE.
(Successors to J. T " G. king)
FEB 27-2t