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all night, on their way home, without even
thinking to take off their boots at all.
by the way, we saw case last week of
an old greyheadcd man, who, after visit
ing some of the Grog Shops in Columbia,
found himself so absent minded, that he
could not believe that one side of very
large road would hold man of his size,
and he seemed to be doing his best to travel
on both sides, and in the middle, all at
Temp. Ado:
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Office of Comptroller General,

CHARLESTON; Jan. 16, 1S40.
THE Legislature at their last session hav-
ing enacted that tlie General taxes shall be-:
paidin specie, paper medium or the notes.
of the specie paying Banks of the State,
the Tax Collectors and Sherifs Of the State
will govern themselves accordingly.
ror's and Constable's Certificates are also
receivable in payment of taxes as hereto
fore.
VIM. ED. HAYNE
Compn oller General.
Jan. 25. l5to
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1840-04-25
FRESH SPRING
And Summer Goods.

THE subscribers have just received a
handsome assortment of
Spring and Summer Goods,
CONSISTING IN PART, OF
Superfne black Grape Camblet,
/" blue black crimp'd do.
White, drab and brown French Linens,
Striped and plain Linen Drill,
Cotton Cashmere and Drilling.
Merseilles Vesting,
Very fine white Silk figured Valencia,
A fine assortment of Cloths and Cassimeres
&" I" " Handsome Printed
Lawns and Muslins Gust imported)
Fine black and white Jackonet Muslin,
French Cambria Prints,
A very handsome assortment Of
SPRING CALIcoES,
Fancy Gauze, Silk. Satin & Picnic Shawls,
Ladies' summer Gloves, of every descrip.
ton,
A fresh supply of Zephyr Worsted, and
Canvas,
English long Cloth, Cambrics and Muslins
Of all kinds,
Linens, Lawns and Linen Cambria Hdk'fs.
Bleached and unbleached Shirtings and
Sheetings,
Ladies' Hoods, new and old shape,
They have, also, a good assortment OF
Gentlemen's white and drab HATS, tor
summer,
Gentlemen and bows Palm Leaf Hats, OF
different qualities.
SHOES, of all kinds, principally from
Whites factory.
ALSO
A general assortment of
Hardware, Groceries, &C.,
which will be sold unusually loaD for Iash'
JONES g. HUGHSON.
Camden, March 81.
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MARRIED

On Thursday evening last by the Rev. Mr.. Philips,
Co. ol.JAaEs CHEsSUr Jr. to Miss MARY MILLER, daugh-
ter of the late Gov Miller.
On Thursday evening the 18th by the Rev. VIII
liam c. Kirkland, Mr.. JOSEPH LIDE, of Ala. to Miss
MARIAN KELLY, daughter of james G.. Kelly, of
Chesterfield District.
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DO9S9 DOAS9

NOTICE is hereby given. That the law
~ prohibiting Dogs running at large in
the town of Camden, will be put in force
after the 25th inst. (This day.) All such
as are not sufficiently muzzled will be po.
sitively killed.
By order Of the Town Council,
THOS. WELSH, Marshall.
April Is.
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tTortty Of .ihcntion.-It is known to
the people Of this part. of the world, that,
tur some seasons after the Charleston and
Hamburg Rail Road was commenced,
sickness prevailed to a considerable extent
among the families which had settled along
the line of the road. And when The ma.
,ure Of the lands which the road passes is
taken into tho account. this was certainly
not TO be wondered at. But we are assur-
cd that at this time, and lhious shout near
" every season which has passed since
the road has been in constant use, the pco-
pie living along it have had excellent
health, and at no time has any sickness Of
an epidemic character appeared among
,hem. Large bodies Of the land arc un-
der water the longer portion Of the year;
Indeed. the greater part Of the country in
sight from the cars. presents the appear
aace Of sickly, miasmalic region; and
now, the wonder Is, what blessed agent
has converted county 50 much exposed
10 The b!ighiing effects Of the malaria
arising from miles Of standing swamp wa
ter into the very home of hcalth' Can it
be that the steam passing off from The boil
ers, and the lightwood smoke and the Gin
dcrs from duzca engine fires in the course
Of the day, neutralizc the poisonous gases
sent up into the atmosphere from the
swamps and bogs? That the country has
certainly been changed from sickly one
in.o.a region where rosy health has sci her
glorious seal upon tho counlances of its
Inhabitants, is true; and we leave the
question as to the cause or causes of this
happy mctamorphosis, 10 the savans Of
the schools learned and knowing in the
wonders Of the Garth and the atmos pherc.
Hamburg Journal.
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PDR l11hh

TIPON Sanders Creek, belonging to
u the estate of Col. Boykin, will, as
heretofore, furnish every description OF
Lumber, at the old prices.
JOHN A. NELSON, Miller.
April 25.
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SUMTER HOTEL.

IHHIs commodious establishment is now
i open for the reception of Boardehs
nd Travellers. The proprietor will snr'
deavor to please all who may favor him
with call. and respectfully!solici's the pa
tronage of the public. au.nv
Camden, March 26.
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Committed to the Jail of

Kershaw District on Wednesday last, a
Negro boy, who says his name is CUFFE,
and that he belongs to John Weston, of
Lexington District. Cuffe is Is or l9 years
of age, light completed, and has two small
scars on his forehead. The owner is re-
quested to come forward, prove property,
pay charges and take him away.
DANIEL BEAUFORD, J. K. D.
Camden, April lS.
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To Rent during the Sumner.

THE subscriber will rent his House in
Log Town during the ensuing Summer, on
moderate terms.
c. NJ. BREAKER.
April 10.
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OKRA COTTON SEED.

THE subscribers have for sale sup
ply of the above justly celebrated Cotton
Seed, at the reduced price Of $50 per
bushel cash on delivery.
C. g. F. MATHESON,
JAMES r. M'KAIN.
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ESTRAYS.

TAKEN up at the plantation Of the late
Col. John Chesnut deceased, two estrays
viz: small COLT, two years old, three
white feet and blazed face. Also, brown
bay mare PONEY, eight or nine years
old, with d few white hairs about the root.
of the tail, also few saddle spots on the
back. The said estrays were left in the
possession of the subscriber. The owner
is requested to come forward, pay expen-
ses, and them away.
G. H. DAVIS.
Camden, March 20. lS
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The Bank Of Camden, s. G. !

Ihe Bank OF Camden, 5. q.
18th APRIL, 1910
THE Annual Meeting of the Stockholders
Of this Bank will be held at the Banking
House in Camden, on Monday, the 4th of
May proximo, when an election of seven
Directors for the ensuing year, will be
made.
W. GRANT, Cashier.
~ The Charleston Courier will please
insert the above twice week, and the S.
Car"linian once a week until the 4h May.
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PROSPECTUS
FOR THE
EXTRA GLOBE.

THE publication of the Extra Globe" will
be commenced early in May, and be con.
tinued six months. The first number will
contain the proceedings of the Democratic
Convention to be held in Baltimore the
first week in May, to nominate candidates
for President and Vice President of the
United States.
For l copy, 81
6 copies, 5
~ g. 10
25 20
And in proportion for greater number.
Payment may be transmitted by mail, at
our risk, postage paid. The notes of any
incorporated bank in the United States,
current in the section where the subscriber
resides, will be received. But when sub.
scribers can procure the notes Of banks of
the Northern and Middle States, they will
please send them.
%No attention will be paid to any or
der unless the money accompanies it. The
low price for which we publish this paper,
precludes credit to any person for it.
Therefore, it is unnecessary for any per-
son to send all order not accompanied by
the money.
TO insure all the numbers, subscriptions
should be here by the 18th May next, at
farlhest.
BLAIR & RIVES.
Washington City, April, 1910.
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%We areauthOrized to an.
nounce Captain JOHN B. MICKLE as a.
candidate for Major of the Upper Battalion
22nd Regiment, s. C. NJ. at the ensuiu q
election.
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By the Steamer SoutEerner, Capt. Bupp,
we have received St. Augustine papers to
the 10Th inst. from which VIC copy the fol.
loving ifnms:-
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The following act having been incorrectly printed
in the Globe, from which VIC copied it last week,
We rc-publish it, as corrected by that paper.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-24
lHARRlSON,s SPECIFlC OINTMENT

SPECIFIC CONTINENT I
II For the cur, of White Swelling. sscroinlous
md other timors; Ulcers. Sore Legs old and fresh
4.unds, Sprsins add Bruises. SweinSs and lnfia-
,,,,,as. SesiI HesS. vomen's Sore Breasts, Rheu-
3. rsnc pNis, Tetters. Errnpiions. Ckiihiains,
Ss,cws nlss Corns' and External Diseases
me iicins sher-tofo -ciscovesed cor thc chaf,ed
blrks and htnhs OF nor ses for rag worms. chap
W ,hai m Az fall to the lot Of man or beast.
rhe propriete has received at least n thousan nd
csrIfcs,es and Other documents in favor Of his
pecifc oin tinent up wsrds OF n hundred OF ~ hlch
we're written by respectable members Of the Medi-
cal Faculty, and IN SELECTING from this pile the
hrevity than their contents a. thew alibrea,he the
Rosros. Jan. :, 1857.
rse two hundred boxes of ointment By the most
,aedste conveyance, and without regard 10 the ex-
want Oft, Yosfaow my Sssi1a,s ann Il sosr in.
,siasole discovery, and thereforel shall only add
THAT further experience has increased my cnthusi
su. and established me m the opinion. that " u
ssperi"r TO any remedy cS,ant fer external dis
cHiSIEs P. gMERs on. ~. d.
tlsASY. July 9. is31.
To Doctor Harrison Sir use your Speech
Ointment IN my pracice, and cordially rccommen
i az most efficient remedy for Tusoots. Ulcers
chapped Face, Lips and Hands. and for gcn-r,
ex'ernal complaints. write this At the request
your agent here. who furnishes me with the artic
and an pleased TO have IL m my powor 10 awLl
RUFUS r. BR,CH, NJ. d.
BaooxuiS, " Y. Oct 90, is1s.
Pear Sir My daus liter, girl OF fourteen, WI
radiy afflicted with a complaint that physician
ferui a scald head and fsare l. lniependan at Of e
cry other svll. she would be bald in consequence
.nv the recommendation, losever, OF the Rey NJ
Perrin, applied your DIN tment 10 the afflicted pa
snd thank God that my child Is now entirely :
severed from the disease, and is getting her hs
as fast ne can be expected. The cure was effect,
IN rather Ices than two month";, during which tin
used hse dollars OF ointment. had spent M W ar
u Que h1ndred dollars during the previous thr
MARY aowARD.
The above invaluN hle Ointment is for salc BY
JAMES BAKER
}. CRUMHACKER. and
N IL. CHAPIlNE. Wheciing.
And b. all the principal Druggists ~ Piits5urg
Nov. 81. 1899.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-24
9 9 9 q 9 9

Alier rendlnp the above and the following "ex
addressed To- Err Rowland. by responsible POST.
hASTEkS, TO whom any person can easily write
who can for nome doubt the mighty covers q
, the Matches Sanative, and who can wonder ,bo,
there Is such an excitement among PLY SICIANS 81
Post Office. Kingston n. Y. July2I, 1888.
Dr. Rowland Slr,-Tne effects of the German
was in DEEP CoNsUMPTIoN'' and S who had had
been IN continued night sweats for seven monfhs
medicine than the Sansii"c Another case man
was taken with BLEEDING AT THE LUNGS
~. ne could p5 ral,e hmsef in his bed has been
restoTtd 10 PEkfECT III FAITH bv the Sanalye
JOHN V. TILLBURGH PM.
Post Office weedsport n. Y.July 4. lsas.
Dear SlT.-On the arrival of the Sanaiive I sold
YoND Any easSSf we're From s99dcp1d BE
CLANS. One, merchant Of our village who was
az 1ut quitting business IN Consequence Of his health
;oh9rlIy alter he commenced taking the Sanatve
&c began ." recover, and he has now gone 10 New
n3fk alter mere goods 10 renew his business
me I other wasa woman who for eight months had
not IeIt her bed I'm days she rode two mile, and
BACK again. and IS gaining astonishiDgly
A. l.. SMITH, p. VI.
g, Post Office. Charlotte. N. G. June u, 1873.
SUI have sold all the Sanative. and want two
PACKAGES more Immediately IL has performed
remarkable cure of PALPATATTON or THF
dEAhI and he individual says II 10 the best. med
icine ever Ohere To the American peoo o aIthou~b
DOWN.
H.B. WILLIAMS, P. NJ.
DAhNtf iHnIlu FdiOn. OlslOt Iu Y ?, 1888.
ST. am entirf ~ out of the Matches Sana-
i've, ana have hourly calls for It--many from dis
tahcs 81 20 or 30 mlles-in which cases peoTle are
much disappointed in not being able 90 obtain it
Ihey seem Wiling 20 give any price for IT, md 1
could nave sold unng The past week NOR than
1T IS TRULY 4 GREAT MEDICI in =" M Isnv IN
NJ ylclnliy are fast recovering from the corsump.
uon b. the use oft.
DC. wTLMOT, PM
Post Office, Moarov;a. Fred Co. I'D. Ma, p. ISIS
i!eaT Sill have sold bottle q the San We 10
hr James BARLEY about month since and gaW
pm latey. When he told me he had been for some
Hme ~ CONFIRMED CONSU MPTION. and
lhII tue very FIRST drop nc TOOK, he felt il in his fin
feIs ehos' and that y made him sick for several
lays but thanks 10 Providence ne saId he was
nearly well He says. THE MATCHLF SSz
SANAIINEIS 4 PROVIDENTIAI DISCOV. II
ny FOR THE GOOD OF THE HUWtN
FAMlhh' JACOB CRONISE, r. 81. -
The above are but small o. rtioa Of fbopr -,.-o,
ctIuhcaies mat have Been received with the moi;
cue, and which may be seen BY appIving a. ~.
subscriber, AZ the counting room Of Moore Cst..L'
80 % sloproc stree who he's been appointed sole
For s1le by GO HARRISON,
oct %, 1850.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-24

NORN PLANTER Farmers. call ut our estsb.
~ ls+men' on Min and Union sis. and Examine
an implement invented for he planting of corn which
you will acknowledge superior 10 any Thing of the
kind ever gotten up yet.
This simple and cheap machine is calculated To
supcrcede nearly all the lnor heretofore hcsto cd in
tins department OF agricultural industry aud cx,cn.
sivciy used by the intelligent farmers about Cine nnat
where II hls gwen universal satisfaction
Price of the Machine Si6--Tefns one half cash
The balance payable after complaining when the ar.
lee viii have been fairly tested md if net found 10
DC satisfactory. the money advanced will be.reiuuncd
and nieres: paid for the of it, Corn Growers call
aud see for yourselves.
mar CIIBERTSON 4. cRcrpc
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-24
PaTE.N'T MEDICINES.
A BOUT BRANpREDTn,s Pills

- They have cured since their introduction to
of consumption Influenza, colds. ind ges.ion. dys
pepsia a, nd ache. ands Of fuliEessi The back
pat ofthc mead. usually the symptoms of ipopexy.
uadice, fever and ague. bilious, scarlet tyrhus
yellow, and comnsn fevers Of all kinds asshu,a
goui, rtenmausin, nrvons diseases, liver COM
plant pleurlsy, inward weakness, depression OF the
spirits. ruptures f1ismstion sore eyes, fits pnlsey
dropsy, small pox, n,easfes. Group, coughs whoop-
xs o' ssna ShSe esea morous gra
the head, king evil scrofnla. erysipelas or Saint
Anthony's Ere salt rhcum, white swellnss ulcers,
some of thirty years standing. cancers, tuplors
swelled feet and legs, piles. costivene& all crup-
uons Of the ska particularly ring worms iyhiful
afcsms female csmps,n,s Of 'ery kind, especial
! Afsh2usiQt wiBonly be frye years next May sine,
tho hrst ONCE wac established in New York, We
e~and have now seventeen O fIices for theirexclr
awe safe, af least one IN every rrincpal city OF TN
mon, at an expense Of near Forty thousand Dol
Tlars per year. And with the expenses Of advertiser;
and ether incidentals, tins sum wa. httle owe
One Hundred thousand Dollars for The year ls3S
some idea may be formed of How the mcdicine
. appreciated from these facis-1hey are indeed th
greatest blessing that ever yet has beea besiowe
! suppose a hurdred volumes might re Il led wit
/ cer,fnsd cases Of cure solely by BTandIeths Veg,
Il table UNIVERSAL Pile, on all the above meniione
Appearances OF the Only One Disease all really Or,
a csedlng from Impure Blood. The following ca Sc
ulcer deserves attention:
Mrs. Clark. Of Tilbury street, Brooklyu. for fsu
teen wears lad an ulcer on her right wrist. whir
. enhrriY prevented her from using that hand
!. tntmcnts OF al sorts and many purifying med
~ lnes were made use Of. but Of avail unit
Y the Brandreth Pills were used-wnich in month
= made perfect cure. IL IS now nearly four wear
u since tins cure was effected. and has never bee
advertised fJre, although have had liberty
G so.
" NV agent in Brooklyn. Mrs Booth, Of 81 Fulto
~ street, knows Mrs. Clark. and speak from h,
T. nwn knowietcc ofmany similar cases cured sole
e Pills. -
Although Counterfciting Druggists continue
advertise Brandreth's Pills IN their windows, y
remember that in all YOU will be certain to
- IMposED oS COUNTERFEIT
If you PURCHASE aaDRUG lists STOR
/. - My ewn Offices In New York are
I'll broadway. between Murmy street and PA
- place nearly opposite the City Hail.
Philadelphia Office. No. s. North Sth street
baltimore Office. of Light and Mercer street
Pittsburgh office, No l26 Wood street
STEPHENSON & GARiNOOD. (successors To !
I: * X FISHERY are the ONLY authorised Agents &
- WHEELING. Va oct 81 6m
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-24

CtOOKING STOVE ESTABLISHMENT The
subscribers beg leave n call the attention 81
hcusekeepors IN the rity snd surrounding country 10
their extensive md very general sSormento Il ooo;ng
sfourshe largest and most varied. the, believe b. D.
faUnd any where West Of thc mountains cornpri,i,y
ai9sf every variety n sizo and pattern Of the latest
and rnoei approved kinds; varying in prize from TWEEN
W 10 ono hundred and sixty dollars and suitable n,
Stesm Boats, Hotels. and private Families
The Improved Rotary" snd Great Western" Cook
ing Stoves. both New York Patterns a neat ana cen
ssi sriice. snd 10 extensive use % Pittsburgh and
tse Eosicrn cities
Aiso. Harris Patent Fuel saving Cooking Stove
cheap and highly valuable Improvement over any
hing We have laicly-recOmmcnding ifself on
account q be economy. simplicity. and durability: ami
house keeper having small families would find IL on
trgl useful and important auxiliary in fhcr kitchens
'Cross' Pateni or Elevated Air Heater" This D.
earnestly worthy Of examination, md decidedly use
90 discovery cell and ssc H. Besides many other.
such tho "Fremurn" 'JavG~s." "Pcfersons" and J.,
iorsh tJIHEHTsON s. CREUFs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-24
Ne'1e NOT nursclvos-

"Ne're not ourselves
"heh nature, ooins oppressed commands the mind
To suffer with the body"
This IA y truism conceived By the master mind OF
Shakespeare, which neither scphistry argument
con relate To all those who are suffering from
RiiouE attacks. Indigestion and Flatuency we
would with grca, sinceiiy, recommend as a never
failing remedy, Brandrc;ks Pills The testimonii
we have had submitted 10 Us IN favor of this adnra-
ole medicine, fully justify speaking of these Pills
IN isrmr OF the highest praise London Free Press
The teStimoninls OF II. W. Dewhursi Esquire,
Theatre oil Zoology Gaw:r street, Euston Square.
London. January 10, 1894.
Ny Dear Sr-As you have requested my candid
opinion Of your Pills have much pleasure in sta
un2 that when laboring under a serious illness, IN
august, isli, took them by youI advice, and am
happy {. that their action in every way all
!hat could desire; and accordingly from their use
date my recovery. i consider them an excellent
iSmiiy medicine. remain, my dear cir,
II. W. pEwHURsT c" F, ray s.
Surgeon Accoucker, and Professor OF Human q
Geological Anat. aud Tor. Nera. Nat. hist. Soci-
eey,"
Professor Dewhursts testimonials, respecting DIR.
Brandrel.,'s Plls, speak volumes. After him, we
NAV hesItaungly recommend them tn our spbscri-
p as me very ne Plus ultra oil all antl-bH!ous
rms. London Conservative.
The great secret Is "a have the medicine ROY
when you are hrst attacked with sicknesF; DCs
Of until disease has emf, ebltd the bodily powers
Lot me then, recommend every individual who con-
sders health blessing 10 keep box Of them where
ne can be sure 10 lay MS hand on them when wan
ted. Twenty FIVE cents caRnot possibly be better
d lspcscd of. valuable life may be saved-or long
az Of sickness prevented
All aSents for the sale OF the Branhreth Pills have
an engraved Certificate of Agency, signed by DR.. B..
Brandreth.
Purchasers, ask TO see this certificate. Fit can
not be shown, do not purchase.
The Corner Of Light and Mercer streets. n few
Goors south Of Betzhoovcr's Hotel. is
DR.. BRANDRETH'S r .INcIPAL OFFICE IN
baltimore.
For the EXCLUSIVE sale OF his FILLS.
place.
hENENBrR-DTuggists never appointed agents.
Dr. hInndreth's Pittsburgh Office, !26, Wood 81.
= X EtsherA the ONLY authorised Aseut.
Va nov 2
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-24

ROUI, SHOE 4 BONNET STORE TOM 4
- iSiAN would respectfully inform the pnbli,
,'l' uey nave commenced the salo If Roots stor.
Do'''s Lcalhcr &cin The room door below The d,u,
sore OF a. :. Todd. No 200, Main ST V,beot;,, -
Wnefe ihey design keeping constantly on hand I, c,n
i1 complete assortment Of The folloyying article. 80
%eniiemens Boots and Shoes Of al kinJ.. T,, and
= sea- SKIN Caps Gontlcmens and Boys Sumr-r Hats.
Caii upper. kip and Sole Ieotber, I.,di." fine KiJ
.lap ana ne Walking Shoes. English and French KID
I'o We slippers English aud French colorcd KID
S.ipPersi finc white Nd and while ard black S,6n
o'pperi Co'ored nnd black SILK Caitcr-; Calf and H.,
700 , sewed and pegged Spring and high Lcced so,,
saa pa, Boots. Misses ino Md walking s. cs ana s',.
ohndron's Shoes Of III kinds ''o'''
INC above articles are war.an,eJ q, n. .o,.I 4,
Chat has ever cr.szsed the ALLEGHENY noun.
iains As hey were porehosed or The 6,a S,oayC,e.
iarerf hey eaH DO sold here Go Cgl o. approved c,o
o. ~ such Pcos as cannot FIJI 10 give entire ya,i.C
ion 10 re purchaser
We would also inform TIE Iadies fhat ihey can BE
.Nppiiod with vcfy snpenof 4galfty Of sorinr ami
'tanol bonnris of tho latest Style Enzlish dopbls
s'raw Patent Loghofn. fioIsuce Braid t,ueors a.,
o." improve 'N''o' h'o-9 na 3
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-24

ol'a cosy Hiding Saddles. 20 offer them, which 4
Spring Soddlc. invented by Mr.. Mos t,t,i,..-
'ins '''lantagos over any rh;ng over me- =
VIC Wy of saddles Cor oaso 20 hg tide, and 80 !,
'le h''se Weave aEato 81 tLo ,fejudiccs 60 y
e-i''' -p.irs faddos n oens,quenoo az the nt.sg,.
70 'ins ihca ~ pe-icciioni bot in Chs -,
wv INVITE those Who with D. f.de sssy 4, 49,,
Zero tiai ard 70 tscI yrs9co, ~ -, = &c
Z -5YJ