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Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-05-05

1870 PANAoEA.


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lr.r. tle constitution ICES 1t.e .r'.H alt
t 1850 gf lTcr. arSaTc Bars OF ,t.iHas.
&c. and most t.riE. diseases irlcre Che La1ss
u Chest ave Supposed 90 5e affected, .rc SIC.
vaNo -f.-t, make full, known Dor what cs.Iml-
$500. p........ .. r..l. fv fb. medical
.-'....,, Fer-5,-..-5- -rb,o.rs certificates from
-..ra, XIV, M. t..s.r rrl,..rs MS well r- public
..--..-s-s ,-. Deserved h, -.1,sI among the most
scientific ortfe INDIGESTION The public. cs well
ls Recommendations P4u1ce1, owe ,auch CRATE
Jude t5 tIe Gentlemen s.h1 have thus testified u
is fea--il..- fee1nmen I.....ns have occas.oucd
ls use I'm various cases gr iry.terits corruption
OF tae blood uEscrsuNo TO- 1uU EcoNp GESrH-
ALTON which otherwise would have des,r1ye vac
.lal-1 Nfts- ih-F humanity nd o.s,nieres,eo-
ness ODD promoting ono currency OBJ medicine ,o0Hu
t7 DE ot SUCH great dement, to the human race
Without regard OBJ I,s original OF ownership CLAIMS
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Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-05-05
From he Richmond Compiler.
CIIRE FOR HARE.LfPl

The Winchester Republican cont
a communication from Mr. William Car
lyle, Of Hampshire county-whIch states
very neat and successful operation per-
formed by DR.. Carroll n. Msglll Of Ger
rardtown, Berkely county, on Mr. C's two
sons. Que was p and the other % years
Of are. Several physicians had pronoun.
ced That no operation could be perlurmed
or,he eldest But on visiting DR.. NJ, he
remarked Says Mr. c. that "iherc might
be : nossibility Of getting a lip for my son
no fixing il from his check. agreed, 81
~ both Of them to bis house, and he OPP
erated upon them--and ] am happy 10
srate. that IN six days afterwards they were
able 10 return home. II is now three
weeks since the operation, and they are
perfectly well; and unless you were told
you would not observe that there had been
any vacancy IN the lip Of either. / might
also add, that Landon could not be under
stood by those who were not accustomed
TO hrm. but las voice - 50 changed that
strangers can now understand every word
distinctly"
Extract from q private letter, addressed 70 The
editors 81 the New Orleans Bee. dated
mexico, February y, ls3O.
Il sec in The Psesideni aad Lire rest Of the min
isiy bui good intentions; bat toe republic IS re-.
ducod ~ tho lowest stage Of naIiond Weakness
Il appears that the 1e1ioans want union, discipline
and disinfeTestedness, and more education. Tho
Congress and ihc Legislature are deficient IN sta.
biliiy Whit i now remarked In this republic Is,
tlie total disregan! concerning the future. Il is
sid that the pariizars Of Guerrero aFe organizing
lhsmsiges INTO bodies. II 30, the evil viii 10
great, for II te signal Of discOr and de-potis-
The party out Of power rioice al the appearance
Vt trouble, az they derive tIerefrOni the boPe q
TeganlIng the suPTuins sGshoriiy.'
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-05-05
WAHL PAPMRS,

HniE Subscribers e. Receiving % Ilree lsSort
IL mcni ofspIendid WALL PAPERS
of tlc newest patterns, alI of PmiaduIpmd Nan
uacmc which they will sell very low
J. FISHER s. SON,
Wheeling, April 81. Nan street.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-05-05

From Dr. Valentine Mott, Professor Of Surgery in
the University of New York Surgeon Of New
York Hospital. Sc.
IhIve frequently used Swain Panacea, both
n ,he Io>p.,a. and DO private practice, * always
found 10 so be a valuable medicine IN chronic, $, %
ch,..u. and ,crolulous complaints, and obstinate
cu.Uclls affections
VALENTINE MOTT, NJ. D.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-05-05
TWr County CoHt--.HIrct Tern 1880.
H-grU Ygio plaintiff
AGAINST
B1railuf g. ~ CHIACLRf'
Thomas UgUtbogSc
J.frdugfS

This day came the plaintiff by his counsel and
the .citu3auts, Bowerbant and Thomas
Nukhouse NOT having entered their appearance
and s.yen security, according TO the act Assem-
bis and the rules of this Court, and appearing by
satisfactory evidence that they are not inhabitants
artis commonwealth; 10 Is therefore, on the mo-
non of the Plaintiff ordered that n.e sand defend
u,s DO appear here ON the .irst day of The next
June term. and answer the bin of the plaintiff and
Tint copy Of this order be forthwith inserted ~
some newspaper published in the town of Wheel
1. for TWO mluths successfully, and posted az the
raut door of ,he court house OF TINS county iorthe
le period 4 copy.
Te,te. A. s. BiRCRHEAD Clerk.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-05-05

cal Lecturer 90 the Aims House Infrmarv. &c.
have employed the Panacea of Mr.. Swain.
BOZ numerous instances within the last three wears.
mj hive always found it extremely efhclcious. es-
pecla.y In secondary syphilis and IN mercural dis
clses. have mo- hesitation in pronouucing it a
medicine Of ueslunlble value
W. GIBSON W. d.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-05-05

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Warg1n. Dg-d Jacobs, g.
yltbaniJ Stout d.tiudQHtS J
This day came tbe plaintiff by his attorney and
tLe defendant David Morgan, not having entered
bis appearance and given security according TO the
Actor Assembly and the rules ufihis Court and lt
appearing by satisfactory evidence that be is NOT
7n inlaltant of this Commonwealth; 1t is there
fore. ou tacmouon ofthe plaintiff ordered that the
sand defendant do appear here 0n the first day oi
the mex, june Term. and answer the bili OF lhe
plaintiff and chat copy of THIS order be torthAit l
inserted nm some newspaper published in the town
.f Wheeling Tor two months sUcccssiyeiy, and
7,-tsI 10 Tie front door of the court house OF tins
county for thc like period.
a copy. Tcstc A. - BIRCKHEAD,Clcrk.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1830-01-28
FOR THNIALHs.
~ DR.. Relies Aromatic Pills.


THAVE been long celebrated most valuable and
\ eticacious remedy against those general COM
plants peculiar the female portion Of eoCiey. They
cleanse, purify and promote free and brisk circulN.
tion Of the blood when become sluggish and languid
from tho affecting ailments for which these Pills Nrc
safe and etcc,un specific. They assist the suspended
operations Of the eMngWiierous System, when nature
requires it, mud rectfy the irregular hab,s Of the un.
healthy female, whose sickly and pallid coWnenancc
becomes terminated, and freshens with the natural
glow Of rcsoved heai,H 9@cy Grc tried and appro-
green sickness, giddness, papitaton the heart had
digestion, lonthing Of food, pains Of tho stomach,
ahOr,ncss Of breath upon every little motion, sinking
of tho spirits and is consequence, detected counie
uuncc and dislike Tor exercise and conversation. They
nre equally conducive 70 tho health OF married ladies'
except in eases Of pregnancy, or hectic and consump
tive habits, irhen they mat not be taken. But they may
I've ndmms,c rcd To great advantage n month or more
after aCcnuchmcni, for hccUrposc OF cleansing tho
system aud purgng those groAS humors, which, when
retained, lay the foundation OF NSmerous diseases and
rcndrr the ncauous subject uniCalihy for lie. They
should a'so he taken by all women srom Is 10 SO, to
proven, the dangerous disorders consequent upon that
rri,icn period Of female life They have been further
found, hy experience, 10 afford powert remedy in
MI hvpocundriac, hys,cric and vaporsli tisordcrs,
both in meR and ,consn whose nervous syst.n they
strengthen and regulate, mid nature IN tIrowug off
those gross aud superahundan' hnmors which prtace
melancholy aud depression of spirits, rrnovate the b,s
,lv rranin,ae the mimi, aud didusc general cheer
fN!nrss ond elasticity Throughout, the whole system
Price z 20 rrr box.
u THO above valuable medicines prepared from
the ,cnal Recipe IN Ms. fthe late DIR. W.T.. Con.
,, %, - immedtars SUCCESSOR and the sole prop,fe.
sor, z. KIDDEK, and sold by him a, his Counting
Room, oyer No. 90, Court.street, head Of Hanover.
street, near Concert Hail. Boston, and by his special
appointments together with all the valuable medicines
~ prepared by the late DIR. Conway by
Samuel Buet, Litchfeid, Edtcdrd Co,rles,
South Farms. Daniel Norton, Canaan, and
J. e. Hatch. Near- Preston.
TT Observe that none genuine without the writ.
ten signature al 7. KIDUER, on the outside printed
wrapper. large discount made to those who buy to
scll 10 ain. 4 lye5w28
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1830-01-28

vicinity Of Boston, with tears Of 10Y, aud
expressions Of gratitude to God. Brethren,
we have once relieved their necessities, and
we can do Il again. There Is no want Of
ability. Let only the funds which the
temperance reformation has saved the
county for eight mouths past, be appropri.
Htcd to this object, aud our contributions
will DO increased to ten times the amount
given the last yeN,. Oh for the same mind
in Christians, which was also in Christ Je-
sus; who, though no was rich, vet for our
SakoS became poor, that we through his
poverty might be made rich Oh, for that
heavenly spirit which animated tho Apos-
tolic Church, when no man said that auVht
Of the things which he possessed was his
own Ii is more blessed to give than to
receive"
THE ANNUAL. MEETING Of the Foreign Mis.
sion Society Of l.i,rhfcld County, will lie held a,
Liichteld, on "Wednesday the 10th &C February next,
at I o'clock p. NJ Public addresses on the occasion
may he expected, by members Of the Society, dcsr.
mated for the service, md by Deprivation from the
American Board. Prayermeeting at 10 O'Clock A. NJ,
ut the Meeting House.
EPAPHRAs GOODMAN, Secretary.
2SrriRgt6rd. IAN. IL, 1880.
The following sums have been received Nv
this Society since Its first establishment, VIZ:
Nj
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1830-01-28
NtteDftRlG 1smQWtrRr:
rUHLIsHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING,
DY HENRY ADAMS,

TEkMS.-To village and single mail subscribers
% per year, payable before the expiration Of six
months,
70 companies Of any number over six, 81 SO per
year, payable above To companies less than six,
81 rs per year, payable a. above. OP2S cents will be
deducted from each oCthesc prices when payment is
made IN advance. These prices are exclusive Of mail
or stage charge for transportation.
No papers will be discontinued until MI arreRrNges
are paid, except AZ the discretion oCthc Publisher.
Notice ola wish TO discontinue must be given before
the expiration Of the year.
ADVERTISING, One square, three insertions,
and the came proportion Cor two or more squares
HALF square as cts. Continuance over three weeks
90 per cent per week. A liberal deduction made for
advertisements continued or 10 months,
AdmiNistrators' and Executors Notices, 81 90
COMMISSIONER Notices, l2S
u All communications must be postpaid.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1830-01-28
NOTICE..

TINE Court Of Probate Cor the District Of
l. Litchield hath assigned the 26th day Of
instant January, at ten o'clock 10 the fore
noon, at the Probate Office in Litchfeld. for
the appointment Of Commissioners on the es-
tate Of JAMES STERLING,
late Of Cornwall. in said district. deceased.
represented ins0lvenf. at which time and
place al persons interested 10 said estate will.
IL they see cause, attend before said Court and
be heard relative 70 such appointment.
By order Of said Court.
SAMUEL STERLING, Admin.
Cowsean, Jan, II, 1880 "5I
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1830-01-28

4 CERTAIN CURE FOR THE
ITCH

THIS Rthy and infectious disorder he ever 30 in.
J. veterate, may be cured in one hours application
by the use Of DUMERtES' OINTMENT. II is IN.
rvnlod for the pleasantness ease, expedtion safety
md certainty with which produces perfect cure n
this dsease. The ointment s known to be certain
hOWrs application oniy; wi,hou, any hazard OF tn.
king cold, the composition does not contain the
eas. particle Of mercury any other dangerous in.
me in any state, and even to children a, tho breast,
Price 81 l.2 cents q bo%-with ample directions.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1830-01-28
Winter Arrangements.
For POughkeepsie, Ne,o- York
and AiL0nu.

iCTAGE leaves S. Drming's tavern. Litch-
- Geld. Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
mornings, a. 8 o'clock A. NJ. and arrives 10
Poughkeepsie in time to take the steam boat
ar stage f"r New-YOrk or Albany.
Leaves Hatch's hotel. POmghkeepsie, for
LitchGeld, every Monday, Wednesday. and
Friday. az 5 o'clock A. NJ, and arrives in
Litchlield at p. NJ.
All baggage at the risk Of the owners.
Seats taken at Demings, Liichfeld, and at
Hatch's. POughkeepsie.
WIN. STEVENS s. Co. ProprietOrs.
January I, 1880 1850
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1830-01-28

On the evening of the 10th uIt. ciaout-
chOMc balloon made by DR.. J. X. Mitchell.
escaped while under conveyance from
the Medical institute in this city. II went
of South by East. Yesterday Dr.. Mitch
el! received letter from respectable
physician at Baltimore, with the following
INTERNATIONAL large caoutcbouc bag
linda rubberl supposed to have in Aa.ed.
with hydrogen gas, was found suspended
in the top Of tree, about thirty.one miles
in NOrth-W esterly direction from this
city, Baltimore, a distance Of about one
hundred and thirty-four miles from Phila.
delphia. The bag was uninjured." Dr..
Mitchell, on the evening Of the Sth inst.
when engaged before his class, with the
subject Of hydrogen gas, sent into the air
a balloon, Of similar structure, carrying IN
inscription Of the date and place Of its as.
cension. Its course was nearly due South
East.-Ndt. Gag.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1830-01-28

An elaborate argument, In q Philadel.
phia court, 70 prove that Eliska and EIiiak
were but variations Of the same name. was
disposed Of by the Judges remark thas
they were very much alike, and 50 were
Marlborough and vVkcceb0vrOaO.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1830-01-28

An uR1ecO'nmoaasiag EdisOr.-~Aa Ohio editor De.
cned Publishing an obituary notice of two columns.
on the death Of an iRGant three months old doeminR
rather too ong Cor which refusal the writer sepsd
he's paper.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1830-01-28

A gentleman in Westbury, L. I. reeen
~ found Christmas present on Openiu
his door in the evening. II was no oihs
than a smiling babe, a week old. reeliniz
in Cupid's dormitory---a hand box. II
does not feel inclined TO regard the pre-
sent as an AnnwGl..--N y GGg.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-06-15
June 8.

NOIlCE.-Pursuant TO an order of the Director. n,
we hivanns Navigation Company, notice is here.
by given. that sealed proposals will he ON Tue
uay ,he ON OF July next, at the Palmyra Mills in the
county OF Flnvanna, for improving the navigation Of
tie kivanna River from Woods locks near the mou,L
Of sai river to the Union Mills in the following man
repairing the dam and locks at Woods and dee pen-
ing the canal. To deepen the ledge AT Brvsn,. "a
e'nal and lock at Slman & Ashlis's. A dam and
ocS AZ me white rock near The he ad OF Sman s. Ash
rms mil pond dam and lock at Strange's mill cite
canal and lock at the PALMYRA mills. A dam and
laek near the head of the Palmyra mill pond. And
dam and lock at Bernardsburg.
For information TO the height and l.noth of J.,
ehg width and liit Of locke materials and manner Of
executing the work, any person disposed to undertake
WIN please make application, either personality or bv
letter, to Hugh Nelson, President, James Clark. Nj
sno'as ID. Lewis, John p. Sampson or Dan'l f. Carr.
to Hugh Nelson. James CLARK or
John Sampson, Everettesvle, Albemarle: 10 Niche
las II Lewis or Dan'I f. Carr. Charlottesville. Abe
MARIE DAN'L +. CARR,
Sec'ry r. ". Co.
A,y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-06-15
lFrom the Daily Troy sen,inci.)
Tnl' NSI.IsbIES nts anu,


MR. HoLLEY: The successful grating o. the Grape
Vine, which has lcag baiiled The skill of Nursery
men i'm this country, aud Of the Vgnerons in Europe
so as to make the operation sure aud as easy as i'm the
well known operation of on trees was as far
as know, first made known the American public by
my late worthy friend j. j. Dufour of the Veva Swiss
vineyard. adiana In his very excellent practical
treatise. "The Vine Dres:er's Guide ~ mo- Pr 3I7,
Cincinnati. 1926 the result of 25 years experience in
grape in the u 3 at page 225, he fully describes this
mode.
some years previous to which he had instructed me in
his mode Of engr,iting, and which have found by ex.
peflence, TO be perfectly succesful. As the author
made no secret OF it, SO have but have told every
body that applied, taking care to inform them who
informed me- Duiour is dead; every hoLy about here
now praciises upon his plan; but one far as can
discover remembers the man. aud many are claiming
Il ne sort OF mystery OF Their own!Is pan is 10 saw
OIL The root oil the stock into which You would insert the
graft under grounds bore small hole into the end OF
the root STOCK and insert the graft wi one or two buds
then Keeping the root covered with mellow EARTH and
The upper bud, just with the surface and the whole
process is accomplished. Inover water nv gratis and
have had them grow 10 feet, the IT ain vine the firt
year besides bearing ten 10 thirty punches of grapes
some care rs necessary, in rubbing of the superluous
shoots but the operation is easy and sure the insert
ing oil graft into an apple plum tree If the stock
root Is OF vigorous growth aud the graft well cho.
sea- having tbs wood OF the last years growth upon
", and from bearing Vine, the graft will ALWAYS bear
fruit OF the first year, and OF the quality of the graft
Dufour had another mode, common ia France, Ger
many and Switzerland, by splitting the root stock and
inserting the graft in the shape of thin wedge, either
end wise vertically; but this less certain Of success
judging by my own experience.
He times put in two three gratis into one large
root stalk as these may be Inverted any where in the
wood OF the vine, well in the pi,h or centre
sharp TOOL such as centre Bit tool il 10 be
g'mhl-t because it.cuis tie ood more smoothly Let
1t be Dufours mode o! ENGRAVING aud no secret and 10
mater hnw many derive benefit from it. You may
publish this II you think proper.
HORkTIO GATES STAFFORD
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-06-15
THE SURVEY BILL.

We have looked over this bill, which has been re.
tanned by The President, and have been amused with
some OF the national objects for which appropriate ions
have been made 1t is complete sp.cimt Of the log
rolling system under which the plc funds have b. en-
heretofore quandcred upon petty AMI mean objects;
system OF Mountaineering by which the powers Of
CONGRESSIONAL maioriies have been made omnpoient
yer The siipulsoDs OF The Constitution and the rights Of
The States Many OF the projected improvements for
which surveys are ordered at the expense OF The
United States, are not important in character 10
the general welfare than the paving Of Market street
or The building OF bridge at any place over Owns
Falls There is survey ordered, OF Cathsnse River,
and Lamphrey River and the Cocheco branch of the
Pifcataqul River, survey Of the mouth of Ok Or.
chard Creek, AMI Of The mouth of Silver Creek and oi
While River, and Ohagrin River, and Salmon River.
sc &c. some Of which unbeard-of places, not one in
IF Y Of the members of CONGRESS can locate without a
Gazaieer We have also S13 700 for building wall
and hand railing ut the north end OF Goat Is
Idlm and 5000 Tor the use Of Dire igiDg machine.
The money by with these works are to he sccon
pIshed, vs. the common treasury Of The Union. Let u
look lte al the eqnslty with which il has been dis
tfbuied; we speak now Of surveys for Internal I'm
| Ptovemen'. South Corolna has nothing Georeia, no
thing, Kentucky, nothing; Msssissppi nothing Alaba
| ma, nothing; Missouri, nothing; Delaware, nothing
Vermont, $3.50; New York $50 900; Pennsylysnia ba
$3.50 and hhode Island $4 800; Tennessee & 900 an
Loui'iana 800 500 This inequality runs Throughout
all The appropriations This is The character Of the b
"a Style Of legislation without system or precision
supported by combinations OF particular interests an
based upon no broad national principle. The Who'll
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-06-15


widow lady, alfred in her weeds wa, not long
since introduced TO The Seer eary Of the Navy for the
purpose OF making application for the appointment OF
MIdshpman Tor her soa, very promising youth. Up
on making known the object of her visit under great
depression OF feeling, she looked the Secretary in the
lace, and thought she saw negative in HE eye, which
indicated refusal in his usually polite sycreferrmg
10 the "number already in the SERVICE" SC. At
mat propous moment, nature made her appe all aud
that appeal penetrated the heart ofthc Secretary Ere
the unwecone words could break from kis lip he was
interrupted by her exclaimng, " Oh HsavenG my
dear sir, do not reject my application without hearing
me intther The Secretary paused and she proceed
ed: "He is my only sonny only hope earth. His
father, after serving his country feilhluy for many
years, died 10 her deience-ad destitute.r
The Secretary hesits'ed again, exhibiting at the same
time symptoms OF suppressed emotion, when with his
Characteristic decision, lbs sAid in substance Madam,
be pleased to keep yonr seat while the letter OF appoint
men, which I'LL entiile your 10 trial. is preparing;
and should your son prove worthy, trust he may,
he will be admitted into the service Of his countryS
The letter was forthwith executed The heart of The
widow, which so lately had sunk with sorrow now sud
denly oveftlowed with gratitude; and The tear of pity
which stood in the eye of the compassionate Secretary
was frightened by the ray OF benevolence S,oics
may u they please. regard The effect produced by this
natural eoqHcnce evidence OF wedkness but gener-
Gus Americans will glory ia such weakness, anl may
our lcadii men be ofen subject 10 its influence.