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MRS. WIMF.R; OR
7; .lfoiyr Jirmarlah'e Cure hy uting
" N'ixtar'si Balsam of Wild Clierrv Trr-c
THE CHEAT REMEDY FOR
AMONG all tlio famous Medicines for Consump
tion, hone seems to be meeting wilt gieator stic
veas, orga-ning a higher ri-rutjulon '.ban thnt nujot wen
derlul nitide,
Wi.tnfj ;.(.,? of Wild Chary!
Thnt it stands ai tho hea l of nil otlier remedies is
now universally conceded. It has cuicd thousands!
(iOD thousands of till i.-lusses in taws of llie most
tlungerous consumptive tliaractcr. Ami j'lnsitlain of:
the greatest eminence thvcnjjiout our w hole countiv.1
tuihesllatinirly recommend It U3 ihe
MOST POWER! U- CURATIVE j
of Pulmonary dlfeasea la t'oe v. hole rnrtrc of Pl.armaev.
ri.- c..!. - ' .i ii ..... s' ... :
a iic runr- in me ii csiern jr-taies iit'.vc thus i n s-tfii un
paralleled; awl the most guttlf; jig p-oofs of its liiei--cy
have beeti loceivod from cveiv j lace n ine ii has
been used. Thousands if I 0T MP FIVE PAT
ENTS havo nl.eady tested its exalte J virtue, and con
Jisstd its iiirparsing excellence and amazing power.
The remarkable meets of this Balsam is no doubt ow
ing in n gictit measure to tin j ccuiluriy agreeable mid
powerful nntiire ofits inered'etit-i. It is a
Fi.VE HKKls AL .iF.f)iC!NF.!
Composed cb'ellv of WILD CHERRY BAiiK and the
genuine ICELAND MO.-S (the hitter imported ex
pressly lor this purpose.) the rate medlcnl'vlitues of
which, a c also combined by a new chemical process,
with the Extrude!' 'far, thus rendering the whole coiu-
Sound the won certain ai:d elircaeiuus remedy ever
iscoyered for
O O C,' C'7 CI".
$ Q q
3 ?!
The foUowinK we have ju: reeoivc.il from Mesa-.s. -!ca-
jm liowe, Urti.t'iiSt", ill r-ewaili, m t.iiS U:tc, tc
whom i" wns communicated by John Wimcr, l.V'., a
citizeo of Iimlitigtou, Lickinj; county. Ohio.
Bcm.tt-STo.s-, T.iekiti: Co.,0., Dcc.T. 1S-13.
Mowrs. Josliu it Kowe : At your letjuesl I herewith
r transmit to you a statement of ti e eate oi M.s. Wiiaer
child, as near as I aui able to eomii.uiiicaie. wbieli
you ate at liberty to ptihlith il'ioti fee ii:, as I feel a
desire to inform the world of the eilects of the Invalu
Able niedieine called 'istat'u lkibam ol Wild t heny,
to which, by tbedivttio hie- in'..-, I am indebted it.r the
r.estotation to heab.b of rny ivilh "and child.
Abuat live yea;; a-o' Mrs. W'iaicr was ottarked
with a violent 'contrli, pain xu the cl.vt and side, and
ytnp.toni3 of appror. chins ceiirmi.piion. Dutiiig- the
intervals from that time to suit.etin.o in Feb. Wi. s!.i
had been tieated hy eiuinetil s"o'an fiom Vtien.!
Sylvania, Homer, i'hathani, and Ncv, ailc, and withi
oulypaitial leliefof the moat urr.enl (ymptoni!'. A
(bout one y ear tiifo she caiitht a violent cold, v. bieli I
wnieu upon me um:s, prinlticuii: aa ultii-mintj opcni
jr"tiou of nil her pnvioa- symptoms. I'cv Vlnsiciiui
WM WK for. anil tlespitii 'his best efforts, ehe I e-;un
rapidly to sink under her de-o.is;'. C'i;n;.h, Especlota
tioi.i, Hectic, toriither wiili nkbt dweatnl sooa i.!:i-e.l
her Mo a eompiete ekeletoti." In last, her i; tend
ing Physician, ileentctl her c.i.-c a!tou.i lie e!r?. a
council was called and alter i'i libera ;ii7 ri. oi, l.cr
case, unaniuior.-iiy proiiouueid her to 1 e bevotul t! e
reach of means ami csipri -a'd their n; inioii that she
could survive but a short time, oneor two weekc a; far
thest. .She wan tit this time Ciiti'e'.y confined to her
bed, and scarcely able to art Ynlutc. 'except in a v, 1 1 Is -j'T.'
Her daily pamxynnis of cou- liing oit!d la.-i Let
ipicriitiitedly iioui three to live heiw, iunl so severe
wete lliey, that we did expect that every paroxysm
ivould be the last. The Physicians in council, pro
uounred her Lungs, Liver, 'Kidneys, ''pine, slid .Mu
cus, .Membrane of tlie Sioaitrch to be incurably dia
sased. It was at this last extremity that we happened
to obtain a pamphlet describing Dr.V;st!tr"s Dulsam of
Wild Cherry, as applicable to Lull!; iiCections. V. e
ipnuediately sent to you and procured a bottle, mal
cummenced its use at evenii;-- by givin;,- her one tea
spoonful, and such was the surprising elfect, that she
was able to pans a comfortable uitdit's test, v. itiient i y.
j crienciug any paroxysm of cotndunsr. and s-tich was
It ultimate ei'i. t t, that alter takiiitc i liottlo s)io was,
contrary to the expecu'i:.
ry one who sav. l.cr, euvi
i ,:cr physicaiis', anil cve-leirto-ed
to health ; and I
silicc last sti'iui i.r has dune tlie entile work ofher !;
ily, After the last ariack of Mrs. Wimcr, our yoting-i-st
child, then an in fit in ai the bviu.t,v,ns taken down
.and rapidly sinking, with the same symptoms as iis
mother, and teeing the happy eil'ect of the B.ilsnni in
'the case of the mother, w e were disposed to make tiifd
ol it tor the clilld, and it was at'icadod with the sruiit
1 erfect success.
Ihe above statement can ho attested by our phy::I-j
cianaswell as our neighbors and tietiualii'tanccs. who'
ow M W! . I. ..'...!: .l. r i 1...
. , 11.UIICI iiui.i i; UK. cou i i oi ui'i s f.:.n;.'.-.
"t'erv l.'ti1'-, vutirs.
" JO.i.N Wi.MER.
Burlington, Licking Co., O.
The case of Thomas Cozens Is tc.a'.cd lv l,ii..--elf as
follows, and acknowlciU'ed by ail who linow him as
one of the most astonishing cures ever perf.innod.
H.ujno.sFjm.R, N, J., Aptil 2:), ld !3.
On or a lion t the E.'th dav of Dee. 1--I41. 1 was taken
-with a violent pain in the siJe near the Liver which ctwt-j
tinued for about five day, ami was followed by the
breaking of an nicer, or sonu thiirg in-.r ardlv, w hich j
relieved the pain a Eitle, but enured me to tl'now np a 1
great quantity of ol'easive mattet and also much blood '
Beiriggrearlv'aiarini il a tli's. I aiiplVd to n idivcMmi.l
but be falil be ihotr.htl.c could do but Utile for me ex
cept give me some .Mercury Pill;, which 1 ret'irv 1 t.i
take, feeling satisfied they c.uld do me no good; nnny
other remedies wero then proeyc ! by my wife and
friends, and none did me any j.oad, anil the discharge
olooit and corruption ttill cm-uiiueil i very li w day s j
and nt hist beca tins ('oileisive lceulil scaieciy breath, j
I was also seized with a violent cuur h, which, at limes I
caused me to raise much mote I. bud than I had done j
before, and my disease continued in this way, still c row-i
inj worse until I 'eb. w! en all hope of rny rer-oveiy was
given up, and my friends all thought I would die with j
.a galloping consumption. At this moment, when my j
fiie was apparently drawing near tit a close, 1 hc'iid of I
Dr. Wistur's lialsam of Wild Cherry, arid got a battle,'
which relieved me immediately, anrf by tb.e useof only
throe bottles of this medicine, all my pains w ere reino
yed, my cough and spitting of blond end corruption en- j
tirely stopped, and in a lew weeks my hcal'h wt.iss.i
far icstorcd as to enable me to vw.:k f tnr,- trade, I
(which is a Carpentet) arid up to this time I h-.'.ver njey
ed pood health.
WlTM.ss.-I am uc(piV.n:cd ;!, Thtuuas Co
ens, and .having se.en him duiintr his illness, I thin!;
!he above statement ont'tli."! to liiil cie.lit.
SAM LEE II. ULRROGIIP.
Gloucester County, KS.
Personally came ucfotc me. the subscriber, one of the
Justices of the Peace in and for the said county, Thom
as Cozens, and being fully nlliraied according to law,
saith the above statement is in all thiii'.s true.
THOMAS COZEN'-!.
Affirmed before me on the 2'lthdav of April, lt!l:j.
J. I'l.l.Mir.ST, J
ttT' We publish no fictitious statin. etits.
, Trice $1,00 per bottle.
lAri li tulu'iiifincinn.itl onl v by
-..' SA'M'OUD &, PA'iK.
At tbetr Western Depot of A'aluable .Medicines corner
ijf" tiurtJr At' walnut sts.
Sold in Cadiz by W. II. P.ccbe, in Pteubenvllle by A.
Ij. Fraxer, and in ,Mi. Pleasant by Jehu Horg.
0-Sandfo:d & 'Park a:e General Agents for the
west. " jime.l!).
DIE KATS AMEIUCA.V
' ANT1-11L10U.S Lit I'H.I.S.
For the Prevention itad cure, of all d'.xavxx
arising from a disordered Uumich and
inijiiire blond.
These Pills aro not odiired ns a specific to 'cure all
Wseases,' tu most of the publication.! of Medicines
falsely declare, but they are t xpres.-ly prepared for
the removnl of 'Hile and Billoin . latter,' which! is the
first seed of disease, and at tho same time Pi.'KIEV
the BLOOD, anil eventually restine the disease 1 funo.
tions of the animal economy lo sound bcaith, AI)
symptom ore certain to accumulate an excess of Pile
from indigestable food lemnining in the stomach
hence Sickness and paia. lot" of appetite, Ileaibiehc
Costiveness, Bilioin anil Putrid Fevers, Dyspesin, Li
ver complaint. Rheumatism, &c,
One. tingle 525 rent box of the Anti-hilious Pillx
will completely carry olTnnd remove the root the pri
mary caiue of most cf tl e ilstrc.wing maladies at the
present day.
Ask for Dr. Katz'.i Lifj Pills. Sold only by
'nug. 21. W. n. H3EBE, Cadiz.
MARTEN CHUZZELWIT complete with nume
rous illustrations; Comic Rlnckntone; Proso Fic
tion, illttstratin true niiiicloles in their: bearinir npon
erydny life, by T. H. Arthur; The Grandfather,.!)
Mix Pickering; History of Ibe Cr isadus; Whist PIV
Kitchie's itddress; Livin; Age, Nos. 10 &, 11 ; Il
lustrated Phnkspeare No. 17: "lille of James Knox Polk
Mist received and for sale at New York price.
' au. 21. - ' A. L. FKAKER .
Msgiairatwi' Blanks tot laic at this ofticf .
LAW XOTICL.
TOiiX M'E1LL, Attorney at Lav and Solicitor in
l haiiceiv. will uttend oiouintlv
toeny businew;
eimuctru 10 luin in iiartisjt) ntiu tr.euoioinm; counties I f
' 'i :ce in tne noue lormerly occupied ly .ilr
I'rv, a tew doors bel.iw .McNutts Hotel."
i-ndiz, an-. 01,
S. W. KOS T W1CK.
AiIJ I Wl.MiLLO t
AT LAM',
7 ILL continue to nractice in Harris cn and lb
li.inms; ( utilities.
flCyOitiee oppostte the public offices.
Aurrust, Isth,' 1;-1.
CUMMINS & HARPER.
AT LAW
And Solicitors i.n Chancery.
VLL p.ofessioaal business entrusted to their care in
count'es of 1 lanisoii, Jetl'erson, Delmont, Monroe,
diciiiscv, Tusetiriiwas, Coshocton, Holmes. Carroll,
Mink and Way ue, wiil be faithfully attended to.
O'Acc on Hculk.nrillrJSlrett,otimi'teliejniblic building.
3. IK CE.il.MlNS, .V, ,c l'hiladthlaa,
LECKV 1IAUPEK, Catlix.
Cadiz, June 15, 1843. tf.
l Til. &TAVi"0.
,
. . Itii AISO
Attorneys at Lais $ Solicitors
t)t f 'tin ) iii
fTILL practice law in the courts of Harrison eottn
Y ? ty Business intrusted to them will receive
their united attention. (Mice opposite James .McNutt's
Hotel.
Cadi, Feb. 2d, 1613.
T. L. J mv ETT,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
iri'P solicixoi: a.-v ciJAcKni",
V.1DIA OHIO.
0!;c; id VublU- fuiktingf, ncil door
vrfi's O'licc.
lcc. Oist, 1813.
mil of Hat 7Yciu-
31. ii. UliUUIIART,
Uloniry and Counsellor ai
and Solicitor in Chancenj.
IT'lCE, next door west of
coiner room, up stairs.
Thomas Hogg's store
Cadi:!, May lb'th, li'l.'l.
lii A,
4 Xi Attorney and Counsellor
at Law, and Solicitor in Chancery. Ollice, a
X at Law, and Solicitor in Chancery. Ollice, a
nine west oi tne i.e e ot the (. itisis, in the house lormur
!y occupied by C. V. Chapman, Esrp
Carrullton, :i;,r It? sitaig
X p. DDOIOCK,
. TTOK a i 1 V and Coiinsi llor at Law, Millersburg,
; liohries county, Ohio, will attend faithfully to all
bi'sine:-? cntiiisted to his care, in the counties of Holmes,
Wayne, Enox, Cosliociou and Tuscarawas.
Collections in any part of the state promptly attend
cd to. felcr to '
.1. 11. llialton, Esip, liarrisburg, Pa.
James M. Ibewsler, Esq., Railway, N. J.
James Coddington, Canal sticct.iN. Y.
E. A. liradlcv", Eagle st. lliiffiilo.
l'hilo Seovilic. Cleveland, O.
.N". xM. Struidard. do.
Eiitor of Sentinel, Cnd'z, O. np 25 3m
0Ln.G CLO'l'ilS. A new and extensive ns
J sottineut of German and English Bolting cloths,
.No. ii, (I, 7, (f. 9. just ii ceived and for sale at East
era prices bv IMA HOOD & GRIMES,
.lull -it;, ls!3.
1jV'.;- i'i' I 'ML: jiijiie, L'e.i-ii, Buck and Cotton gloves
Fancy Cap kibbon, Irish Linen, inserting, Quil
ling. Edging, Lisle thtead and Cotton Lace, Cambric
niu-iin, .lackonrju &c. cVc. MAllOOD &. GU1.UES. 1
Nov. 2d .Ig-lli..
OHOES! SHOES!! A solendid assortment of ladies
O Mines and patters just received and for sale
March 21, ! Id. MAllOOD & GRIMES.
f: ATS a large assortment of Gentlemen's fur hats
H from .ft.'.no to 4.0U Or sale by
.!;;:ch -J!,' IS!!. .MAIl'OOD &. GRIMES.
, T EA EMS KEEU-. A large assmtment just re
f V ctived and for sale by
, 11-1. .VAIIOODi.tGRI.MEf?.
if
liW YOEUMEOE GRAHAM! The July No.
nimcnees a new volume of Grahatu's Magazine
i he publisher promises to improve his most popular
magazine. $' per year, ami will be delivered without
ckiirge ol'pustagc, by
5. " A. L. ER AZER, G". P. Agent.
fS ii-A Puucbon-r. Yonni? ilvsnn. lil-o-t nnl ,tt,..i.
l'eiis from ai ct?. to !,5U pi r lb.
-- J.P.WOOD.
i
i ON NET Lawns, do Silks and Satins a beautifo
3 new style, also a splendid article white watered
J. I. WOOD. may y-J.
JONNE'l' Trimmings, acknowledged very pretty,
very good and very cheap at the new store of
may 2.'. J. P. WOOD.
yi'EMff'.i vlctotia cotton,
l lliltai.'i books and eves
i..:iv 22.
also II. Nortlrs net
.1. P. WOOD.
.'('LECTIO scilcs. lurkham's & Smith's Grammars,
li. Lr. all cheap. J. P. WOOD. may 21
Glue,
Guiri nrabac and
J. P. W OOD.
Brimstone for
may 22.
.Milbi
lEi'l of James K.
i Eibtary, No. 24;
I, jusi itceived by
Polk! Amay Ileibert: Mirror
No. II Cabin Book, bv Seats
A. L. FRAZER jtlly 10.
S LEI M IN ATI!) Bible No. 5, and No. 11 Illustrated
- hal.s.-crire, iust tece'.v .d tit
ll!.
FiUZERR'3
O'.iWOOD, Etinipblaek, Shoe blacKing, Ctistllc,
4 White and I'.osiu soap fir sale at the cheap store
0 J. P. WOOD. may 22.
LJU iWl'.r-. A inn supply ol sicKtos pist received and
O for sale low by J. I. WOOD. may 2J j
iiA.MILY Medical Library. A tieal'seou the pre
vent ton and cure of diseases, by regimen and sim-!
pie n medics; reviicd and enlarged, with the edition of,
a vegetable materia medica, pointing out the virtues,)
jirenaraiion and dotes of our most valuable native met!- j
ion! plants, and an outline of anatomy aud pjii: iology, '
illustrated with 1(10 engravings, G of which arc coloied, I
at A L. FUAZEK'S, Steubenvillo. may 22.
rSlfE Scree. is
beautiful assortment, cheap, a
FRAZER'S.
jur.c
P.).
2"k Legs nails assorted sizes, just received and or
U sale low by J.P.WOOD. may 22
OEEENS WARE. All kinds of Qupenswnrc. a most
beautiful selection, awl Glassware, iust received
and for rale low by J. P. WOOD. may 2 J
y
rSJCttll ASH tlilEAI!
Latest Arrive! of New Goods!
1
VIE subscribers arc just receiving Lorn the chief of
Phil idi li hia and Pltlbburgh, a largo and snlen-
lid nsyoitment of summer and fall coods, which were
puichtif ed widiinthe lact ten days lower than any oth
er goods puichascd this season, mid will consequently
be sold cheap for cash or country produce. Cull and
see belbjc,purchasiri ch-ewbetc.
.frrtj 11). M A I roOD Sl GRIM If.
JOHN FOOD'S ESTATE, Notice is hereby given
that the subscriber has been appointed and quali
fied us administrator in the estate ol John Foose, lute
of the county of Harrison, dee'd.
aag 27. ELI AS LOWMILLF.R, Ads
A. mCHAllDSON,
CLOCK AND WATCH MAKER, AND DEALER
in I Voti:hen,Jerrlni and Silverware,
SPIJCTACLKS,
AND SPECTACLE CLASSES FOR ALL AGES
Clocks ami Watches repaired and warranted.
JVo. 71 Market street,
. J'lTTSBUKCV.
Wltttl-1 1,000 bus. Flax seed for which tl
highest piice will be paid irj cash or gooils kt
store of M AHOOu & GRIMES. aaI 73.
SAXDS'S
CI PC A D A T IT 1 ! A
kJ.TlXitJX.VL X.. LUUIIl,
:ouiities I f Willis unrivalled prcp.niation ha performed some ol
Mm. J.j tlie most astoiuiiin cure ol 'diseases that are re
i coided in the itunaL 1 1 bir-torv. lines orovimr cniichi-
sivcly il is capable vflilliui the hi;.li tnin mid purpose
! for which it U disi-ned. Patienis tar.eriii (or years
ftoiu various chronic con.-tinitiei.al disouleis. aftur try-
I in? dillercnt renieilii'. iM't'.ibi. tlmiiw'i.il ..f .l.,M.i
Miuviliiu ami dociorin.-, and sullerinj all that human i
imtuie is camWe ol emiuut.g, l.avinc by the use cl
L.,... ,11.1.1, it. tnf i iiii-ti iiciiiiii. iiromc j
Kheiiiiiatism. .creliih; or Ivio's Evil, I-alt Khciiui and1,
Kin;wonu. Elects and painful uiicetion of the bones,!
..m u. I...1 l . .r .i-i. . i .
i - 1.....U ...a 'i'i. ..... i s- .-'i w- i,. i ...
u ,..,uu,mI,i .uiiii?, .uiij, j meg, v iiionic,
orc tves, liiolchej and various cutaneous emotions. I
are etlectiially cured by its use. Diseases havint; their '
oritcin in an impure blood and fluids generullv will he ;
speedily and ellectually removed by this invaluable ,
medicine, as its operation is' peculiar, and consists in
reinowng llie cause ol itiseaso by enterinsr into the cir-
cuiatioii ana jiiusui:
! Where obstructions
Ihrouuh the trencral system.-
to its favorable operation exist
they are removed as it passes alontr. the ulimentarv ca
nal; hence the patient will know and feel the sensible
operation of the Narsaparilla from its curative powers.
The proprietors aie daily receiving orders from llie
medical profession, the clergy, ellieers of jestice, and
I numerous private citizens, ani)le and willing testimo
ny, both wntten and vmhi;!, t-j ,C superior value and
1 . ' ri.
etheaey ol tins preparation. 1 o the poorit is furnished
gratuitously, on Euilic.'cnt proof be
lumiancii oi ineir
worthiness.
The following certificates from individuals who have
suffered with Scrofula in its very severest Ibrin, are pre
sented for the caieful perusal of the alllicted.
Esst:x, Conn., July 25, 1813.
Jltsirs. Sunds Gent. About eiuht vears since, bv
being overheated and directly alter exposed, 1 was sei
zed with u seveie cold, w hich deranged the whole sys-
tended with violent pain of the betid; the symptoms be
j ing alaiming, a physician was called who prescribed
1 blistering anil leeching, which produced paitial le
I lief. Hard bony lumps foitued under the skin
! on vaiii.us pans of the body, and the Doctor
j pronounced my complaint heieditary Scrofula now for
j the first time devei.ipul. '1 he a llowing winter my
sight failed in both c c-, medical aid was atrain resort-
I oil to, which lclieved my s'.s.ht during the summer, my
tiese uoiv began to incivae in size and the whole body
rapidly enlarged with a dropsical swelling. The nose
I even grew veiy sore and i !:?.: barged most' profusely the
most loathsome substance. .My whole system was in
juOir, : volved in disease, the lumps softened and discharged
j neeiy, proiiucmg great ueiuiity ; ulcers now brolce out
I on the legs, .mil to complete my misery, the muscles
1 and sinews contracted so that I was retideied helpless.
, 1 lemaineil with lit i If change in this condition until last
October, when I was suddenly seized with an inileseii
J bnble sensation which rendered me nearly unconscious,
j and my friends supposed it was the will of kind Provi
dence to nu me oi my bulletins', nut limn tlus 1 recov
: cred onlyio sutler on; the ulcers had become one con-
j tinuous sore enlirely rw.
j tinuous sore enlirely inw
i . it.;.... T i.i- . i. . .
fiom tlie many reniaikablc cores I saw published
it came to me as some guardian angel and i can scarce
ly tell why, yet fiom the moment 1 heard it mentioned
1 was iiupiessed fully with the belief that this was to be
the Good Samaritan for me and truly it has wrought
wonders in my case. After using it a low day s my
pains grew easier, the s eliing of the body a nil the
limbs went down, the ulcers commenced healing, and 1
rested well. After suffering every thing but the pains
of death, how happy am 1 anil how giiiaful do I feel to
be able to add another testimonial to the ellicacy of
your priceless Saisaparilla 1
My health is restored, and I have walked lour miles
without inconvenience. I superintend my family af
faire, and in fact feel almost like being in a new world, i
I am induced to make this public acknowledgment
from a deep sense of duty to you as a means in the
bands of God of restoring'a fellow mortal from a pre
inatutc grave. Language is inadequate to express my
feelings. May the Lord be with you, and make his
face to shine upon you, is the sincere desbo of your
much obliged and deeply indebted fiiend. To the al
llicted 1 would say. Do not despair; for however des
perate your case may be, you surely have an antidote
at hand viz: Sanhs's Saiis.u'aiuli.a. Trust to no eth
er, however great their pretensions,
MO.NT-'SA SIMMONS.
Middlesex Co. ss. Essex, Conn. July 2o, Ic'l.'l.
Personally appeared the above named Munis!! Sim
mons, and made oath lothe facts contained in the lore
going statement before me.
GORDON SMITH,
Vfc the subscribers, being personally acquainted with )
iHis. rsiuinssa Simmons do not hesitate to say that we
consider the above statement of her case substantially
true and entitled to confidence.
Hia-BEN Post, Deacon Bap't. C
I. II ill JI.umiN. Merchant.
C. Ckki.nlf.af, Ser. Dentist.
A. E. WlUTTLIiMOIIE, P. M.
JOHN BEALL, .ira,
by sprrial appointment nfliie propr'uiors.for Cadi: unit
vicinity.
Ni'.W STOKE & NKW
Come farmers far, rome neighbors nigti.
Fray tall aud see what you can buy.
J. r. ivoos?
Snow receiving and opening, (in tho room iliimerly
occupied by J. Stewart.1) direct from the Eastern
Cities, a large and well selected assortment of Spring
and Summer Goods, including a variety of fancy aiti
eles, all of which will be sold at reduced prices. His
stock consists in part of tlie following articles.
Broad Cloths assorted co-
lors and prices, ij
Casslmeres,
Bleached & bro. muslins,
Holland,
Black muslin.
satunctts,
'l'weed cloth,
Jeans, Summer cloths,
finen drills, cotton diills,
Bedtieking, Alpaccas,
Balzarincs.
Moiislintlchines,
il erinoes. Let
Irish Linen,
Linen handkerchiefs,
Lawns, Calicoes,
Furniture prints,
Silks and Satins,
Bonnet silk; superior ar
tides,
horn, biuid & straw bonnets.
iiraizc ue iaincs, iingnams,
Flannels, white and red,
Blue (hillings.
Apron Check,
Cumbrio Muslins,
L'mbielhis, Parasols, etc.
Gloves, Mits k Hosiery
of every description,
Silk Pocket IPdUTs,
Black silk cravats,
Black satin stocks,
Laces, Edgings etc.
And in fact almost every article that can be
found
in any jrryi.ooti store west of the mountains.
Persons wishing to purchase a great many goods for
n small amount of cash, are requested to call at the store
of J. P. Wood, where be will ever be found ready and
willing to accommodate all who may see propur to favor
1 1 tin with a call.
fJ3"-AII kinds of country produce taken at the high
est market price in exchange for Goods and groceiics.
may 22.
BULLETIN of Cheap Books. Life, trial, and con
versations of Robeit Emmet; Red Mary, or the
Pacific ; Comjilete Florist, a manual for gardening, con
taining practical instruction for the management of green
bouse plants, and (or the cultivation of shiuhery, flowers.
Sec, itcsthe National Aiis; Legendary Ballads, ic,
of Thus. Moore; Drawing Room Library. No. 3: Cninn-
i bell's Foreign Semi-monthly Magazine for Apiil; Ricli-
elieu, n play in 5 acts by E. W. Bulwer; Shakespeare,
1 No. 2 ofllewet's fine illustrated edition; Whimsand Od
dities, by I hos. Hood; Hunchback of Notre Dame, by
Victor Lugo; Student at Paris; Arthur, by Sue, for sale
nt ' FRAZER'S Cheap Book Store,
niay 8 Sleuhenville.'
The latest Arrival and Cheapest Goods at the
S'S'OISE OF ITIAlIOOIvVltI.ni3S.
1all !!!! M-c for J'Olirsi'Svp, where they
V J nave just received a most splendid and extensive
iissortinciit ol Spring tind Summer goods, which they of
fer to the public on the most accommodating terms.
may 29, M. k G.
1 LLESTRATED Shakspeare No. G, Seatsfield No. 4:
X Mysteries of London No. A ; t'uhe Prince, and a
bo"t of other cheap reading nt
jinre ft. FRAZER'S, Steuben ville.
most benutifuljSlock of entirely new style of prints
jTA. uingnams, Mela lies, and iJoiiihuzuies, nt the new
and clicnp stoic ol
may 22. J. P. WOOD.
ITtNCOURAGE Western Literature. Ned Bnnlline's
2J Magazin, No. 1, Vol. 1, May 1844. The first
number of this Western excellent monthly is received
Two dullari a year only. Subrcriptions received by
may 22. A. L. FHAZEH, Slimhcnville.
GROCEUIESj A general supply of ull kinds of
Groceries, just received and Jor sale low by
mny 22 J. I . W(XJD
"1LOTIIS, Cassimeres, Fattinetts, Summer vestings,
J a nety and splendid article at the new cheap store
oT J. 1. WOOD. may 22,
ii nus iii nut. cuiiuiuoii i comineuccii me useoi your j sing elsewhere, as nets Determined to sell very low, par
invaluable Saisaparilla, which I was induced to use ! tieularlv for cash us heis in want of the article. Heis
"fie sure you're right, then go ahead?
SADDLE, HAUXKSS & TRUNK
MAXITACI'OISV.
SAMUEL miMOXS
tSTt--I'D respectfully inform bis fiieiids and the
u m. ..it ..... i . . .
t f nuuue i;i:iieiiiiiy , imu ne lias renioveti ins sliop
to the corner brick, onnosite Thomas Hnee-'a nhl oi.in.l
now owned by .Mabood &. (.rimes. He intends to sell
cheaper thaii'thccheaiiesl, and without a disposition to
talk loud, he will sell lor ready pay the chcaiost of any
other establishment in the western country, licefcat-
lie and Hides will bo taken in exchange I
for work.
Come ahead all you who want bargains.
npr 4
W ESTE I IX 13XC1 1 A1SG E,
I'iuiiz, tthlo.
A. r. f'KOSIiEY,
H
AVTXG taken the above well known stand in the
,,r i i:.r....,, i. ........,-. t i,.m 'i-i.
.U'H. Wl hv.., 1.11111,111 UVU llil. 1.1 .J , ilil. J IIUO. I-'.
irimcs, would respectfully inform bis friends, the old
patrons ot tne establishment, anil tlie travelling public
ceuerally, that he is prepared to accommodate them, as
he believes, to their entire satisfaction. '1 he House has
been thoroughly repaired, new rooms added, and a
larjce reading room attached, where the principal jour
nals of the day will be regulaily received and tiled!
Every endeavour will be made by the propiietor to
add to the comfort of his guests; and he respectfully eo-
i:..r I !. ... I i-.i i.i- . .. .
licits and hopes to merit a chare of the public patrona
murcii
AXD BEST BOOST $ .SHOES.
'HE SUBSCRIBER thankful for
past lavors, oners to Ins old custo
mers and the public tenerallv the lar-
est and best assortment ol Hoots and
ir-hoes, pumps and gaiters, and half cal
tors, child tens, Ac together with ev- " '
cry article in his line of llusiness ever ofl'l'ered in
this market. He still continues to manufacture bouts,
shots and every ait'.cle in his line,, in the neatest,
cheapest and most fashionable sty le. lie also keeps
constantly on h inds till kinds of leather, kid shins,
men and woman's morocco skins, lining and binding
shins, spairowbi'ls, pegs and all kinds of Shoeiuakeis
tools, and findings of every kind, and also a good as
sortment of trunks of dilieeiit kinds; anil a first rate as
sortment of brass clocks, shoe blacking &c., all of the
above be pledges himself to sell as cheap as the cheapest.
And if be cannot convince the purchaser he can do so,
be will not ask them to buy, but would earnestly solicit
those wishing tu buy, to give him a call before purcha-
. . . " . ' . i . . .. , 1
still al his old stand on Market street.
j'unc 5. SAM EEL SLEMMONS.
N. H. He still continues the
livery business, and having provi- f&sF&ifS-u
ded 'tho best kind of earuages, SSSSa
and stock, for that business, be Sri wWSsjBJ
flatters himself he can aecomniodat.'i thepublic to their
satisfaction, as his forms shall be very icasonablc.
S. S.
JEW DAVllPri. OR
II E 11 ll 53 W P L a s t E il .
t 31HS is becouiing one of tlie most popular medi
S ciues now bclore tho tiubllc. For removing ail
seated pains, such as Rheumatism, pain in the back,
:ie
or bteast, it has no equal in tlie woilil. ft is also
It
cllicticions in removing wens, tumors, corns, &c. We
do not design top"' this medicine, with old fictitious
certificates, but will simply mention a
j FS3W sr.iEri,::.v3' vaxvh,
I where it has clS rted cures. Mr. Sloan of Zanesvllie,
tiller having suli'eied with b'heuniatiaiii for note years
.was cu ed by using the HEBREW FLATTER." Mr.
j Anderson of Put nam, was troubled for a long time with
a lame duck, occasioned t'.v overriding, cured oy using
this plaster. A man, (name not recollected,) in Gra
tiot, Licking Co., entiicly cured of Uheumatlsiu. The
following certificate fioiu Mr. Woistell, editor of the
Massilon Gaz. and Georgo Miller Esq., of the firm of
Keith & Miller, utt'ys., was furnished ine a few day
since :
Mass'lon, Oct. 28th, 1613.
Having receivei! much bout-lit horn using the
JffilV !A VB8.i aLAi'SCie,
we cheerfully- rocotninend it to the afilicted, bcliering it
to be a valuable medicii'.e for the purposes for whicu it
is recommended.
J. P. YVOiiSTELL
GEO. MILLER.
Many other respectabln persons have olierert lo gtvn
their certi licates, but we. deem it unnecessary, to odd
any more at this time. Those who use it will find it t.
guild medicine. Each box contains sufficient to spread
or 8 large plasters. Price fill cents per box. tor sale
in Cuibz by JOHN BEALL, and
McBEAN & WOOD.
Also for sale by agents in most of the cc-intry tovni
JOHN HOGG, Agent for 31 Pi-cii
Nov. 15th, 1843.
Old Established Emigrant Passage 0ica.
XSZW l'OKIi AK LlVE3SfEQOIi
WEEKLY PACKEP LINE.
MIE subscribers would call the attention of such
poisons residing in this country as arc desirous
ol sending lor their liiends, to come out lrom any part
of Gieat Britain, to their unequalled ariangeliierits on
both sides of the Atlantic, for having passengers brought
forward with despatch. They are also prepared lo
remit monies by drafts payable throughout the United
dom to ptepare passengers lor tlie voyage. I er-
sons residing at a distance can, ny wining to eiiuer oi
the subscribers, ascertain the prices of passage, ifcc.,
and by a remittance of the necessary amount with the
names and resilience oi tne persons 10 come, a ecum
enic will be at once sent forwaid by tho fiist I ucket
hip, and ail necessary information given.
Apply to or addiess JOHN HER DM AN,
No. 61, South street, New York,
or JOSEPH KIRK PATRICK,
at Mesers. DALZEEL &. FLEMINGS,
aug. 27 Water Etrcet,Pitlsburgh.
THE I3VEAIi iTCIiitSOK.
TO BE COMMENCED ON MONDAY OCT. 7th
ft?-The undersigned having for soma time publish-
,i .. i.,- ,.,:, i:.. i , .,..,.(, .. I.:. i, ,,t
at ll,,' caprice of the pos'tmastem, from i,eo cent, to JiM
Iccn, and having struggled in vain to procure from the
Department either certainty or moderation, as to its
cost by postage, have detci mined to struggle no longer
against bucIi oppressive discourngement, out to change
tho form of the Weekly Mirror, and issue, itt addition,
a daily paper, to be called
11115 UVl'.JMfMU iUIKUUK,
It will be neutral in politics, and aim to embrace
everything that can interest the business man and the
menibeisof a family combining, it is intended, all the
qualities of the best newspaper that Industry und Expe
rience can put together,
Tho ii-no will im now nnil
betiuUluI,
i'hn limrnrv e.linmiitnr of the piliioin will
perhaps prepare the public for some favoring' of their
particular pursuits, and the usually neglected mantle
page, will present a daily literary gazette, edited with
ilieir best cure anil spirit.
The first number will be issued on tho seventh day
of October, and every succeeding evening, Sundays ex
cepted, lernis: tot the daily paper, six dollurs psr
annum, payable halfyearly in advance. For
THE WEEKLY MIRROR,
containing tho condensed spice and variety of the six
daily papers, without advertisements, Three Dollurs
per annum, invtiriaoiy in advance.
Advertisements nt the usual prices.
Ollice, corner of Nassau and Ann streets, where ad
vertisements and subscriptions are now received.
Postmasters will make all remittances free of postage.
n! p! willis! I:tU,ors nn1 ProPr;,orfl'
Editors with whom wo exchange will confer a
favor by either copying or noticing the above.
BOOK, JOB AND CARD PRINTING.
THE SEiH.I3L OFFICE
Is now tupphed with decidedly the greatest variety tf
BOOK km JOB TYPE,
IN EASTERN OHIO;
Consequently we are prepared to execute EVERY VA
KIETY OF PRINTING, in the neatest style, on tho
lowest terms nnd on the shortest notice. Certain half
learned punters, or rat; in these quarters, pretend to
do printing, but they succeed about as well I
would in monding n watch ! Give ui a call
J- U... .1 .1 -l 11 ..'..I
as a linker,
BOOT AIVD SHOE STORE.
F&. W. HAMILTON have a general
a assortment of gentlemen's Boots
Afonioes, Mines and Slippeis, iiml Ladies, bI'S'
l.ncc Itcots, Shoes, Call unit Kul Slippers. As we man
ul'actured them ouiselves we warrant -.hem lo l-e good
Also, a great vniit ty of children's shoes. We still con
linue busiiH-s nt Ihe old stand of Thoiuus Phillqis, Esq,
opposite the public buildings. np 23
inew .stoue nj?:v ;()()T)5r
Stctcarl, .TIHligan V IScmictt.
T MIE undersigned nnnouticc to tho public that they
have purchased the properly formerly occupied
by Win. Bennett and intend merchandizing 'permanent
ly in Cadiz. The customers of the old house mny test
assured that no effort on our part shall be spared li) ren
der entire satisfaction to all who may be disposed to
patronise us.
We are now receiving New Good-", and are determi
ned to sell on tho most accommodating terms. Old
customers are earnestly solicited to call; and aiuy inrn
fi'lly of new ones are anxiously sought for.
JAMKS BTLWAHT,
WILLIAM .MILMGAN,
npril 4. it. j. iiunxktt.
P. S. more details lieroalter.
S. M. it B.
mailing Mrc.
rTIIE Subscriber informs his old customers and the
..L public generally that, at his old shop in Cadiz,
they can puiehasc lower than has ever been oilered
w est of the Ohio, any article in bis line,
lie keeps constantly on band,
COPPER KETTLES all sizes,
TIN WARE -every varietv.
SHEET-IKON WAliE to suit purchasers.
HOLLOW WARE AND CASTINGS a general as
sortment.
Cash or Produce received in exchange.
WILLIAM SHARP.
Cadiz, August 31st, 184.1.
Milliner & Mantua Making JJusiness.
Iriiss. JAM) SCO'S'!,
T MAKES this method of informing the Indies of New
JL Athens and vicinity, that, she has taken a room
in the house occupied by '.Mrs. Grimes, on .Maine street
m llie tow n ol
X 23 W ATEIGfVS,
where she sv 1! carry on the above business in nil ils va
rious branches. Having taken instructions from one
long and amply cxpeucnoeil m the bus.ness, she trusts
she will be able to render general satisfaction. She is
determined to spare no pains in sedulously striving lo
please, both as lo fashion, durability and' neatness ol
woikmanship, all w ho may favor her' with their patron
age, a liberal share of which she hopes to merit and re
ceive..
March 14,1844.
FRESH V'" " AND
Ml ICINEW.
M!E Subscriber litis just received froui the east n
fresh supply of Medicines, dyes, paints, oil, &c..
which he pio o.-cs si !Kng en as accommodating terms
;.s am ci-laliuMimont ol the l-iiiu in tins secl.on ol the
comiliy. i'e. : ns wishing to purchase at tides in his
line ol 1 ih;,!k luitild do well to call and examine his
stuck l.ei re j uiehiicjig elseriheie.
JOHN BE A EL.
Cadiz. Nov. lolh, 1843.
CilABi & ROBERTS,
jT ESPEO'iTCL LY iuliirm the citizens of Cadiz., and
JLi vicinity, that they have removed to the frame
building recently erected by L. 1 .Milligan, Esq., on
.Market street, (and directly o)pos'.te Messrs. Kilgore
it Co'sDry Goods Store,) w here they aie prepared to do
work in a style, which shall not be surpassed in any
other shop in die county.
Thankful for past favors, they rerpcctfully solicit a
continuance of public, patronage.
N.B. Tuey earnestly request all persons w ho are in
debted to them for work done, more than six months
ago, to come forward and settle their lespective accounts
without further delay. npr 4
HEW
Stone Ciifliui
? JHANKFUL for past favors, the subscriber takes
J. this method of informing the public that he still
continues to carry on the above business in tho shop
lately occupied by Bedwell Jt Iluebener, Cadiu Ohiu,
wheie all orders for
A A TVD POO'FSTOSES, SIOHU
M E.Vi'S, A c
will be promptly attended to, on the most reasonable
EDWARD T. IiL EBENEK.
Cadiz, May 11th, 1843.
TAIEOIIIETG'
r JMIE subscribers respectfully inform tho public that
I they have entered into a partnership under the
firm of
SNYDER & MALLEItNEK,
for the puidosc of cnrrvintr on the above business in nil
' il various branches, at tlio old stand of Sunder & Moore,
where they nu-prepared toexeeute woik witb neatness
j ""-p"" "i oi mi who mny i.noi ineiu nimncu
From long experience in tlie business, and hnvine
none but the best of woikmeu employed, they have no
hesitation in saying, thnt they will give general salis-
laction. l ney nave and will continue to keep on hand
the most approved Cushions.
SAMUEL SNYDER,
npr 18. EMANUEL MALLERNEE.
PLOUC1IS! PLOUGHS!!
T I MIE Subscribers wilboffar to the
A
public a variety of good ploughs
-.rhe?"' Iiidnir fitted nut wit
it enure new and
improved patterns, Cmiies nud a vti
rietv of otlier kinds--Tho imnrovod
Hornet
-tho half patent tie new Cofn. iidongli all
with wn
ought shares, which they will sell low for cash.
McNUTTA fV!lTII.
Cadiz, Feb, 2d, 1843. 7 V
riEW ESTABLISHMENT.
T iWnlioort T. D. lal-jincs have commen
ts ceil the Mercantile business in the stand lately
occupied by IIooo & Wood, where thev invite then
friends and the public generally, to call mid examine
tlioir stock before purchasing elsewhere, ns they aro de
termined to sell us low us any festnblishuient in the
place. MAllOOD & GRIMES.
February 8, 1841.
1 TJERIODICALS. Ago, No. 1. un improvement upon
J. Littell's Museum ; Musical Library, No. 5 ; Ladies'
Liitcll's Museum ; Musical Library, No. li ; Ladies1
Magazines lor June; I'iclotiiii uallery, no. 4 exc
!.,.. n..n.l,n.. Ttln.,lr..,..nI Co. h.. I....I
lent number; Blackwood for May, can be bad of
june 19.
A. L. FRAER, G, P, Agent.
,''f :h . X
SPECTACLES.
joiin xt. zvi( fadden: & co. &
85, MARKET STREET, PITTSBURGH,
KEEP constantlv on hand a large assortment of
Gold, Silver, Tortoise-shell, German Silver and
Steel Sl'KCTAC'LES, Eye Glasses, Linuen proven
Arc.
Also, Pebbles, Cataract Glass, convex, concave, per-
iscopic, perifocal and colored glasses, tc suit all ages.
special attention paid to luting new glasses to oiu
frames.
MILITW GOODS.
Ab. 85, JMJ1KET STREET, PITTSBURGH.
P"K subscribers are now receiving In addition to
B their former stock, a lunre and ireneral assortment
of MILITARY GOODS, consisting' in part of Swords,
Sashes, Epauletts, Buttons, Lnces, Cords, Braids, Caps,
Plumes, Pompoms, &c. Volunteer companies supplied
iviui vipiipiiienis, uuuucrs, nags, Oic.
june 2H tf JOHN li. McFADDEN & Co.
A NEW ERA OF -
SHAKSPEARE
!H A.1II3ISIOA! ; ,,
The cheapest and most splendidly illuminated
and illustrated edition of the Hard of Avon
published.
Edited ! (hcKm. .CIir.il C. Voi-iIauk.
ROBT. W. WIEIt, Esq., will desiirn, select, and
arrange the illustrations, of which there will be
about 1400 executed on wood, in the very best style o
the modern school of that art.
In submittinsr the Prosnectusnf the Editor tn the mib-
lic, the publisher has only to add that he will spare nei-
oici c.peoou nor pains to maice inis edition ot- tho
World's Poet superior to anv that has heretofore tin-
pea red -in illustrations, typography and paper. Tho
ie i hi win oe royal octavo, anil will he issued in weekly
parts, price 12 cts., which places it within the means
of persona of the most limited fortunes, whilst on ac
count ofits peculiar beauty it will gain itself admission
into the libraries of the rich, and there prove to boonc
of the choicest ornaments.
l'hose who wish this work in tire mo- t perfect stnto
will only be sine of it by taking the parts as they np
pear, winch will contain the early proois of tho engra
vings. The Tragedy of Hamlet is now in press. The first
part will lie istued in March.
PROSPECTUS.
The PicToitiAL and Ii.tx'snt.vrr.u editions of SIIAKS
PEAUE, lately published in E ngland, aie amongst ihe
most beautiful specimens of tho recent and loinarkablo
improvement of the art of wood engraving, which by.
combining great excellence of execution with economy
of price, litis given an unprecedented dill'usion to the
most useful as well-as the most exquisite productions ot
the arts of Design.
The ileslirns of Kn.s-.w Meadows for the illustrations
of Tyas' edition of Shakspeare express the character of
the several personages, and the spirit of the scene, witlj
wonderful Until and power: whilst the wood engraving
of Knight's Pictorial edition combine with the highest
merits of artand taste such a learned and mirmto nccu
racy as to scenery, costume, architecture and antiquity
as to make them a perpetual and most instructive com
mentary upon the Poet's text. It is now proposed to
embody in an .Imcrieun edition, the admirable illustiu
tion of both theie editions, engraved with equal excel
lraice of mechanical execution, to add to these, other eu
gravings from eminent artists, U3 Reynolds, Luseli, S.
Newton, &e and to accompany them with a beauti
fully printed und correct, text.
But the publisher, anxious that his country should
pay some part of the homage due from her to llie great
est Poets, -as to one ho belongs not solely lo England
but to all
who speak the tongue
That Shakspeare spake,
could not content himself with a mere republication or
compilation. He has therefore prevailed upon Ii. W.
Winn, whose reputation ns an Aitist is already identi
fied with his country's histoiy, to contribute a scales of
original designs, together with such advice and assis
tance in other details of art as his taste may suggest for
the illustration and embellishment of this ptiblicntion.
Erotu the samt reason the publisher, instead of reprinting
the text and commentary of any popular English im
pression, was desirous that his edition should have the
supervision of an American editor. This task has been
undertaken, by GUI LAN C. VEKPLANCK.
The plan proposed lo himself by the editor, is to fur
nish the reader with tt carefully prepared and accurate
ly printed text, uneni umbeied by any notes or com
ments upon the page itself; as however useful they may
bp elsewhere, they are too apt to divert, the mini I from
the power of the Poet's thought, and to distuih tho ma
gic of hia scene. Such notes as may be thought useful
for the explanation or criticism of the text, will be
thrown into an Annetidix to each play.
The text of Shakspcare's dramatic woiks, drawn
from old printed copies in his age, which had never pas
sed under tho author's own eye, was consequently dis
figured by many errors and obscurities. It passed du
ring the last century through a succession of varying,
editions until the rowsion of Stevens and Malone, wliosa
text (or rather that of Stevens) has become the stan
dard from which most of the English and American e
ditions have been printed, with various degrees of ac
curacy. But within the last twenty years, a more mi
nute and familiar acquaintance with idd English idioms
habits and modes of thought, guided by an intense and
constantly increasing admiration for Shakspeare's ge
nius, has led to the strong conviction that very many ot
the numerous though slight deviations from the ancient
text appearing in modem editions, are useless or erro
neous interpolations, sometimes weakening tho sense
and often substituting an arbitrary monotonous metrical
regularity for the Poet's own native melody. Accord
ingly very ninny of these emandalions have been rejec
ted by the last and best English editors, especially Mr,
Knight and Mr. Collier, and the readings of the old fo
lios and quartos have been restored, unless where some
error ofthe press or manuscript was undeniably mani
fest. Yet tnero are many such passages confessedly
corrupt, and requiring conjectural emendation; there
are also differences of reading between the several old
impressions, affording grounds forsomc diversity of text
and warm controversy between the more recent editors.
Upon these, the American eel tor thinks it due to tho
character of this edition, to decide for himself without
implicitly following tho text of any one modern edition.
As the industry anil learning ot prior editors have lur
n'shed the collation of various rcadiiitrs and the authori
ties upon which they limy be suppoitcd, tho task is no
longer that of laborious investigation, but, ns it were, of
judicial decision enlightened by contending argument.
A ii.nur of these variations are of nearly equal prob
ability, and as some or lliem are doumiess tho author's
own alterations nt different periods, all tho morn impor
tant readings will be presented to the reader in thenotcs
fur his own selection. Those notes will also contain so
much of commentary as may be useful, to explain anti
quated words and pfirnscs, obscurely expressed passage
and allusions to obsolete opinions or the habits or his- .
tory of the times; tho whole in ns condensed a form as
nractii.iible. But any commentary upon Shakspeare,
however brier, would be imperfect if it did not present
some view of the higher criticism employed, not on tho
interpretation of his language, but upon his thoughts,
his clinrncter, his poetry, passions, philosophy. Tho
only difficulty here arises from the abundance, the mag-,
nificent variety, of the materials contributed during tho
last half century by the most brilliant minds of Europe,.
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performed without swelling the edition to an inconve
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PITTSBURGH MANUFACTURED ARTICLES
JVo. Hi Liberty Street,
Opposite the head of Sinithfielil street,
June 5. PiTTsnuiKiii Pa. '
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RESPECTFULLY Informs bis old friends that he'
has resumed the practice of Physic and Surgery,
at the town of
FRANKLIN. HARRISON CO. O.
nnd
be hopes by strict uttention to business, and by
nioderato charges, to murit nnd receive a fall slmre of'
public patronage. Ilia medicines aro fresh and genu
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IOOKS, an excollent selection of choice school nndv
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