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.aati- Dgspptie q sor Sl0maeL Pla,

.1nt'-OySpcphc or sour Stomach Pin
INDIGESTION or Sour Stomach is acknowls5,
by Medical Writers to be complaint of stnb5
kind, at all times very difficult Of cure. TIL.
sufficiently Illustrated in the disappointment,
those who unfortunately suffer under il. as n
FOR the most part find lhai after having tried mar
things to little OF no purpose, they are at last ub
ed 10 use for perhaps the remainder Of life su
articles as can a best b1pallmte the disease Unf
such circumstances any medicine capable OF n
moving the comp.Jiut must surely be an ar,I
highly deserving the attention OK al those who i,
afflicted with 1t. Tee proprietor Of these Pin, \
therefore happy in offering TO The afflicted an n
valuable medicine, the success OF which has neya
vet been equalled ior ihe cure " Dyspepsia in /.
most complicated forms. such as loss of appe,r.
nausea or sickness at the stomach, end souehms
vomiting, belchIng up otwder which is sometime
tasteless, but most COMMONLY sour guawug ps,
in the stomach, heartburn, or what Is called sol
stomach, coStiveness, paleness ofthc coUutenauc.
languor, lowhess ofspIrits, papIt,ion oithe head
vertigo or gidd.ncsS, and disturbed sltCp. A.,
Whoever applies these Pills IN the above dseas
according TO the directions, will mover be ds1r
pointed, as they have never once been kuoyn
fail IN producing Z radical and permanent cur.
The use OF single box viii convince the Mo.
unbelieyins Of their efficacy. They will most &
fcctually remove all sounesi OF the stomach, Do
merely By noutralzing the acd, but by coueclr
that morbid state OF these cretions which give q,
to It, and at the same time viii restore 10 tho d
bhtated organs of digestion that tone aud VIZ
which Is absolutely necessary to the well bel
of the animal economy.
The above valuable medicine is oficre
for sale by
TODD Z WOODS Druggists,
WATER-sTREET,
Wheeling, Vi
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Nm WV NACA
sELEcrf' fSoN rHE MOST RECENT iAF's'Aii'SS
az NE" YORK. PAiLApELPHiA' AID b''''''''A
SOUGHT FoR CASH AND WIZ Ah .-'
AZ TIN LOWEST E1ItS ~
NAAAFLANA ~ - ~ A an - ~. 80
IL Thompson oh s'ut Nam street, "As.-''s'
Ol which ,ne following ale p''.
a. Lht IN OLO ll N- n.oe' "''e-'' CIV
~ Brown, Cluet Drab, and SteeimNe- -o'
Casss.meres and CassneitS
CimbeIs and Tartan PlWtsi
Bomb ze.ts. black and B.ue-b.l Brown. Purple
Scarlet CRIMSON,
Morcen buo. Scarlet Oumson 1nl ross uaiit-'
Bstesse and C0tcpe.Ir Bonnet Oamor-
A very large assortment OF GIngu-us, enl Dlns-
ham Robes;
PLAIN and figured Swiss, Jlc0not * Book hls-insi
PLAIN and figured Bobbmct
Cambria Mus.ns;
Hair cord and Furniture CaWbucE,
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-07-15

Sun. cl-, ADD German Steel hWt slTs Icmr,
saws STEEL: American, Crowley. English, Chs,
and Shear Knives and Forks. Pen and Poke,
Knives. of superior qlliv Dirk Knives, Shoe
and Butcher do Thumb and Norfolk Latches
Locks. Knob Pad, Trunk Cupboard and IiE
Brass Candle Sticks Brass Knobs, Brass Bolts.
Gass Knobs. fines Rlzors Sheep shears Tailor s.
shears Pocket SCISSORS ~uutior- and Trays B1-
anna and Iron Tea and Table spoons, Walters
a,orted FILES. Flat ana 10 round bastard
WU aud Hand saw, Blacksmith Piles Shoe
m ssr Rlsps, Cut nI cast splu5.cs snuff and
s1ayo- boxes Screw iueufs from to 'qurtcre
Gmaas and Tap borarsi American and Yankee
Cole Mills Cork Ink stands. Tea Kettles Cast
mg-. Jwmu Iron assorted Mould boards.
Plough Irons, Sad Irons. Looking Glasses. ass OBJ
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CFRTIITC4TFS


We the undersigned. citizens of Madison Indi-
au1 and GalIatm Co. ~. DO hereby certify that
yve were called un to witness the patent Com
Smelling Machine OF Mr. Hoyt in.Opculon, 40 lhe
Ga.ltu Steam NEIL and that said Machine shcIed
oJt boz q few seconds less than three minutes, ser
bushels new corn. We further certify that the
nrorretors of tbc Gaiatiu Steam Nil have laid
aside Evan cast irou machine, which they have
used Cos luuubcr ufyelrs, &-ldopted Mr.. Hoyt S.
hudson CHtatH, Go
Jur, H. WALLACE, DAVID EIoID,
g. p AuoN, JosEPH TAYLOR
Mu. CABPEyTER JAMES NJ OoNNATHl.
WILLIAM BHuWs, WHdtSoH.
Jory SrRivc. PETER llEumLL.
November -, ls22.
We thc undersigned Citizens of Jennings
Caurtv. DO certify upon OATH that we were pres.
,-t lrl Witnessed tGe operation ola Corn Smelling
lT1cr.r. at tine house of Joseph Meek u SAID
county. .coustmc,ed by Mr.. William lioNt and
as we believe invented by him. and that there
was sheled by said machine FflJ-hco bushels OF
measured Germ. boz the space ct % minutes.
As witness our hands, Tins 3Jth day of October
1928
Josrru MEEK. = Mosrs SPENCE,
BAUyA BABNuN. = SAMUEL llEER,
T. Joseph Cowel. Assuclato Judge Of Jennings
county do certify yhat tho persons whose names
rcsu1scubcl to the foregoing certificate. person
l..y appeared before mo and made cath that the
statements m jle said certificate are time. Given
under my hand and SEAL this lst day of Novcm-
I 6er les. JOSEPH COWELL.
Assuc,Ttc judge of JS County.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-07-15

q NaIsia VINE. TeuerF Wine.
T-.I... fr Nll-l t1
~ta.nDlens do Coguac Brandy
7.,, Sr.rts. Holland Sins
New England Runs NusNey
ALSO
salts Liverpool and Common tlaSens''aIe
Chnwuc, and Fine Cut Glassware @. D ,',s,..s '
prices. ..
,I Times Dash. FI.N anI Tow Linen, Feathers,
TaIov. Bees Wax. Ginseng, Rags Sc.
Auu, O. 90
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CHEAPsIDE, NJ. /.
GOODS.


Bought recently iu the Ns,0 York. PHILADELPHIA,
and Baltimore, markets for cash, and of the
most recent lmportatiOnS, among which are
many choice and beautiful articles which they
offer upon as reasonable terms as they can be
lad DO thIs place; consisting in part Of
- UPEkFlNE and common Blue, Back, sc
- and SteeLmNed Cloths:
Blue aud other Cassimcres and Cassiuets:
Cadet mX'd Satinetts, very Fashionable:
Black. Brown Purple. Blue and Crimson Bouba-
zetts plain and figured:
Bue and Black Circassian and Bombazeen's:
Beautiful Bltiste and Palmarine for dresses, the
latter very fashionable article:
Superior Blue, Black and Genoa Velvet
Italian Lutcstrng and eros de Naples Silk, an
excellent assortment:
Silk Camblet aud Black PumeIla handsome
article .0r geulemeu's summer clothing:
Fancy and plain black llsiuu Crayats:
Super Linen Cambricl:
White and Yellow Nnkceus:
Ladies' and Genbsmeu's Hoskn Gloves * 1bits:
Fashionable Falmliue GIos de Naples, Gouza
and Barazc Dress Hltndkerciel>; Gauzs SCans.
B0dbnet Points and Long Shaw.s;
Crazy James:
Black aud White silk Hose and I-2 Hose:
Cotton do. do.
A beautiful asst of Mlntua and other Ribbons:
French and Satin-flced Drilling for summer wear.
Canton Grape Dresses and Robes:
Eroua Cassimares, Rouen DO Il pretty article: ,
Jackson. Egyptian, and Nlyarno prints:
Cau3ry Spots.
Artificial Nreaths and Flowers:
Mrs. Cmtcl.o's celebrated Stocks and Covsets:
Figured and plain buff CayatS, q superior article:
Thread and 3objuet Lace and Edgiugs
Curs and Puts; Fancy Ginghams:
Silk. a great variety; Black Lasting;
Cotton Drilling; Pittsburgh and Baugup Cards:
Ba1dln0o and Silk hlg llandScrcmps.
Silk and Cotton Umbrellas
Paus1l'
Seperior Gilt and Lasting Buttons:
Best Italian silks for Cloth sewing.
Patent Thread: Padding aud Canvass.
DOMESTIC GOODS.
a general assortment of HIRDHIRLS
Looking Glasses. ass q sizes and various qualities;
A rood assortment of Ladies Puuciia and Mo
rocco Boots;
Gardeners Fine anj Strong Boots and Shoes.
QUEENswARz & GLASSWARE.
Spun Cotton, erery Number
A large and general assortment OF
GROCERIES s LIQUORS;
Soucbong. Imperial and Young Hysou Teas
Superior Richmond Tobacco:
L0lf and New Orleans Sugar:
Spanish Cigars Bappee aud Scotch Snut
Chocolate Pepper, Aspicc, Nutmcgs, &c. &c.
IT,. r Madeira Wine. Freuch Brandy,
Holland and Boston Gin, New England Rum,
Lisbon Wine. Java s. other Cotfj.s,
Sparkling Champagne Figs Almonds and
and Caret Ru>ius
AN of which tbcy invite their friends and The
public 90 call and examine.
MAY lS 1920.
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NEW WHOLESALE q RETAIL
0R OO @R 70
WILLIAM NT,ELHINY, sR.

Young Tyson Tea, in whole and half chests
Imperial do. in half and quarter chests;
do. DO. in lead Of 2 lbs. each, very
superior
Gunpowder Tea, in half and quarter chests;
do do. In lead lbs. eachvery superior;
Tyson do. half and quarter chests;
New Orleans and Loaf sugar;
Rio Coffee; Rice; Spanish Flote Indigo
Pepper in Bags and Kegs;
No. Chocolate in half boxes
Madden in Hhds and Kegs;
Nutmogs and Cloves;
Binger ia kegs of25 lbs. each;
Best Baltimore tanned Spanish S0ai Leather;
Best Baltimore Manufactured Chewing Tobac.
Spanish and Common Segasi
Bra2iers Copper in Sheets, fat and raised bot
toms (assOrted Sizes
II. Gin and French Brandy;
Port and Madeira Wines;
N. L. Rum; Jamaica Spirits;
Nails and Tobacco, Pittsburgh Manufacture
Maukerel.
Country Merchants can be supplied at Pitts
burgh prices, aud are respectfully requested to call
and Judge for themselves,
Country produce taken IN exchange for Merchan
disc.
Wheeling, November 10, 1898.
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PATENT MEDICINES
FRESH SALAD OIL.


SNUFF
Merchant within i
lay u S eandh splces
Whiske, received
Wheeling Ill 1879.
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IFlAST STEEL, &c.--l Case "Naylor and
~ Sanderson's" Wauented Cast Steel, from
3 5 TO , inch bars. English and Amer Blister,
Crowly, and German SteeE Just received and tor
sale by KNOX q MKEE.
Mav7.
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BOOTS & SHOES;

Ladies black Morocco and Seal wells;
do. Clasp and ne Lasting Do
31 90. Morocco do,
DO. Cordoyan and Lasting Boots
DO. Ca.fa0d Morocco do.
DO. Lasting springs;
d.. Morocco and CaIfsprings
DO. C0ri0vn and Calf Boots
5l.sses Lasting and Morocco springs
DO. Lasting and Morocco We.,s
Children Morocco and Calf Boots
Mems Morocco Boots
do. Monr0cs,
Morocco HATS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-29

nte sach conclusions, established by such process
OF reasoning, is unnecessary. The very statement
OF the argument is enough
g. IL Is true, that tho Commissioners OF the United
Sa'e, Iu several treaties msde about the same timc
cypress themselves rather haughtily. when they de-
ciare tat they gioe peace to the Indians. The fact
SVEN known, however, that the whites were much
more deslrous of peace than the Cherokees were.
lie inhabitants of our frontier settlements wee III
constant dread of incusions from the natives OF the
forest Impoverished as our country was by seven
years war, it would have been impossible to have
secured the vast Wilderness from the settled
try TO the Mississippi Any force which could then
have been sent. would have Jared than the ar.
my of 81. Clair did in far less dangerous field nine
years Afterwards The Cherokccs could not hsve set
up for nice verbal critics Of the English language rs
they did not understand word Of II. 1t is question
able whether an Indian Interpreter in ten w,uld'
make any difference between Sjre peace, and make
peace, or agree 10 peace The Cherokers doubt
less understood that the United States were DESTROYS
tna there Should be an end9Gshiing; b1, It is increL
oic that they should have Thought there was lurk-
g under the phrase of sieing peaee, any such mys-
ferrous implication of superiority on the part of the
whites, as should ultimately cxonerate the superior
from al obligation to keep faith " i;i his inferior
Least OF all could they have supposed, that there
was atc"t power IN this phrase which should dcs
troy The vaiih'y OF all future compacts between the
same partc IN not one Of which the nsdious phrase
is 70 be found,
The phrase 10 gipe PcTce favorte ono with
the Romans, and was doubtless copied from them !
n "'' fai.- uscu IL diso OF SONIC occasions.
put neither the Romans nor Bonaparte, so far us |
KNOW, ever sobcrly contended that treaty. was
10 be interpreted, otherwise than according to
'he OBVIOUS and proper meaning of the words
merely because one of the parties assumed rather ),
naughty an sCna iew instances oflhc phraseoouy
As 10 the word d'iot il is said TO have been com.
mon'y used III the Southern States as SYNONYMOUS
WithJ'c, or eSEooiiSt. To say that boundary was
a''ofIeI TO he Cherokoos, no more than TO saw
r-h boundary vas established, agreed upon: for
me boundary is not said have been allotted BIZ me
C""e@ Sfit1:.. II may have been, indeed it must
nave been, as the whole scope of the treaty shows.
H"0Fea dS tts consent u bath parties.
WILLIAM PENN.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-29

ever protest against the ho-rd expedicnt which
would deliver up young and innocent victim, to the
brutality oi Don Miguel. will not deny gentiemon,
that there naVo been troubles South America ~ IN
Mexico, and that perhaps they yet exist there. These
troubles, however, have been attribute
them principally to two causes, To the threats the i'm
potent threats OF Spain which leads to the pcrma
nence OF disproportoncd armies aud the agitation of
their leaders; the other is To be found in Eu-
ropean ntrigues, which persevere in obstinately at
tempting 10 introduce their old institutions, these
now states Put apeTiod To the two causes and the
tranquility OF commerce will be immediately rcsto-
red lie Minister OF commerce observed u few
Gays since, that there nothing in common be-
tween diplomatic relations and commercial Interests
Ia the countries, have however in my possession
.Hertcdn Gusct!e that contains decree by which
the productions of states that shall have rccorni
zcd the Republic IN the course of the present
year, shall be subjected tn an additional dutv
whilst those which shall send during the year 1929,
diplomatic agents 10 that country shall be treated
more favoraby. II is time gcutlemcn that the gov-
eminent should at length yield to the commercial
views OF FRANCE. AS regards Alriers, I will leave
that question to one OF my onorabc friends who is
better acquainted with it than MYSELF but cannot
iorhcar referring tn more serious attack on the ma
,ona honor, than that OF the Dcy OF Algiers throw
Ing !S tan. alludc To what has passed lately rcla
tive Ia the expulsion OF Gillotti. The delivering up
oil an alien for political has been unanimously
lreprobated IN every aye and by every country En-
Nent lursconsu!ts have assured that the laws of
our country have been violated by the expulsion of
that individual. am willing however 10 admit that
thcre has been, ON the part OF French Agents error
and preciptancy and consequently as doubt not re-
pentance. There has been however, somewhere de-
ceplon-and violence has been offered To the honor
OF France Highway robbery and judgments in this
case nave heen referred to-but are you ignorant of
what Judgments are, or of what they may be under
absolute governments Suppose ior example, Don
Miguel were to say Behold the man who has in
the Palace of the King assassnated with his own
hand the Marquis OF Lonke, the best friend of my
iather!-Give him ny, to me that imay punish him
Tor the crime, would the accusation be believed,
In n word gentlemen the honor OF France has been
outraged justice must be done Golotti must be
ldemanded-the demand must be eniorced-he must
De restored 10 the soil of France-and the national
honor must in some way receive signal rcparation
| VIII conclude, gentlemen, by observing that the
explanations which the discussion may produce shall
decide my vote.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-29
From tho Constitutional.


r, Mr. Mongc' formerly Lieutenant Colonel of the
nrenadlcrs OF the Imperial Guard, under Napoleon
whom he had followed to Eba in 1924 died lately in
tie hospital OF Saint Louis at Paris after lonG ill.,
ness, and IN state of complete blindness This Sill
p"rler ohcer, being man Of en:erprizing charac
ter anu oil great courage, which qualities were known
10 Napoleon, had been charged by him. on his return
from the isle of Eba with the dangerous mission
as wei as the most difficult to be executed, at tbat
period.
He was to proceed with the greatest secrecy 10
Jenna to carry off Maria Louis and her young SON
Tor fdhiiIng such message, and causing himself TO
be recognised, consisted OF the following worde:-
place every confidence in this brave man. He
possesses mine. Give yourself up him and follow
bim (SigneG) en-
MonCe spoke German. He set out for Vienna
where ne arrived after thousand dangers BY means
OF n disguise. Hcwas frequently obliged to traverse
numerous corps OF troops without advortinp to the
care he had TO take for the preservation of the order
which was to attest his mission last. lie was ON
the point of executing his enterprise when the Aus
trian police got wind of it, and doubled its vigilance
He was obliged 70 give up the point, and betake him
self to flight Alonge evaded all inquiries and return
ed to France some time before the battle OF Waterloo
where he fought goriously.
Remaining since unemployed, and deprived Of all
resources, he was reduced 10 the most ablec misery
and found himself compelled to work as day labo.r
er. lie pounded mortaY TO gain his livelihood. Bnt
even during the most cruel adversely this brave On
Ger preserved to his last moments tn utmost resiona
ton in misfortune, and the Courage of strong mind
lie died at the age of so.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-29

From the .Nss York .l,ue, ieon
We are happy to have it in our power to gra,;c,
tue Editor oi,hc Richmond Enquirer rho breads ON,
pr"ses ana good opinlon,--for we think eontcmpln.
ousy OF his UNDERSTANDING and ST IN NOR,
nnnsy OF his principles, both are displayed in cha,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-29

Spcci1---On the 10Th Of July, 1900 ounces Of
gold aud silver were entered at tho Custom House
London, for expectation 10 Hamburg; on tho same
day 900 900 Of silver, in bars and coins, were also
entered; and on the nth, 1910 OUNCES Of foreign
silver. THIS money it ia supposed is for The Us.
'iaE or THl,lsh army, OF probably for bo:b
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-29

, nus e guas,sls which going on in tho ,,.s.
deI"ba Tooth "ra They are att, in Phil.
and bitter accusations, made by one dlvs,o" severe
the other; and retorts replies s. counter AGAINST
~, inc columns OF some OF their papers If ,hsv,
conscicncc.-l .ltcr. Phenir s"" al
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-29
NEW SOUTH SHETLAND ISLES

aiking oil the beach, came upon number Of
sea-lcopards taking siesta.' stirred one of them
with the end OF my scal-cub, when he raised himself
on his fore fippcrs, and looking at very attentive
ly minute or two showed his IVORY gave kind Of
noli me tangcrc growl and composed himself TO ret
again. They were abou; ten or twelve feet lonr each
and were beautifully motted, whence they bear their
name. Their heads were like a cats and wrro sim
piled with formidable whiskcrs but no visible cary
The other animals seals and sea -clcubanis
which last grow 20 an cnOrnous size. I saw onc of
them killed by the Of the King Georpc of Iiver
pool, TINT yielded ton and half of oil ii2 barrels
They very heavy and sluggish on land but swim
very fast. The seals, on first arrival were very
numerous, and not a al disturbed by our
Often, whom hauling up boats on the shore in the
middle of drove Of them, we have been obliped IN
kick them out of the way. Lattcrly, however thew
became so shy, that it requires much manpuvcrinr 10
get between them and the water. One of those
drOves VIC managed to enclose in kind of recess
mong the rocks, forming line between them and the
water. When they found their retreat cut off tho
males or cold wigs placed themselves i'm front; mt
riarcha looking old characters, with trcmcndons
whskers, gave the signal for ronr, and the whole
column rushed upon We opened and rave tho
wigs passage, and then closing, commenced knock
ing down.
Upwards Of eleven hundred skins were the fruits of
this victory, which achieved without the loss of
n man killed wounded with the exception of Tho
mate, who being downcast seven footcr' was over
thrown aud bitten severely in tho charge. These old
wigs full grown three times as large ne tho females
and exceedingly fierce 1t cost nc something OF an
effort TO attack ono of these fellows single 6apded
but use soon gave me courage, rather as we made
moccasns Of their skins, ! was compelled TO knock
ono Of them down or go bare foot, shoes or boots
being Of the question for the rocks were so sarp
TINT tho best of hides lasted no longer than so
much brown paper.-[A .htrbler's Skefchcs.l
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-29

II Is a mark ola bad cause when mon Of the same
party speak III ofcach other, says the Turkish pro-
yorb-and sosays expercpcc Be m illustration Of
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-29

The famous Blumcnbach the fslhcr Of German ma .
turalsts, and who first turned his uroation TO the
natural history of men, IN relation 10 tic different
races, is very fond Of showing to visitors n little
library really curious and which he values very much
II j. entirely composed cf works written BIZ NEGROES
and an examination Of this somewhat large col
lection establishes the fact that there il no branch
Of science or literature in which some Of these mon
whom it was once tho fashion To consider a. only
little better Than bruios have not distinguish od
Themselves.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-29

KENTUCKY Parties.-Thc following information
respecting the state Of parties in Kcntucky is copied
from tho last Lexington Reporter. II accords with
all the recent Information which we have received
from that Statc.--.Nnt. Int.
"Somc Of our cotcmporarics have classcd tho
members elect to the Legislature agrceably to old
party divisions. This rulc may prove erroneous.
Party questions have materially changed since tho
election ~ 1923, and new parties will be formed MS
new questions arse. All that we therefore can ven
turc TO state this subject IT, that i'm both branches
OF the next Legislature, there will be maiorios Of
those who never were Jackson Incn-thcse majoriics
wIll he increased by the addition of those who have
oeeh Jackson men, but disIpprove Of the course Of
prescription and the niudicious appointments Of tho
Administration by those who never have intended
10 support General Jackson for longer period than
ono term and By those who love their country
than their party