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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-02
HAVE YOU A corGui ID.

HAVE YOU A COUGH Do not neglect il -
thousands have met premature death for the want
little attention 10 a common cold.
Have You a colgh a cold Br. Swayne's Com
pound Syrup OF Prunus Vrginana, or Wild Cherry.
safe medical prescription, and used in extensive
practice cW most POsfiueiy egord relsf, aud you
from that awful disease, consumption. which usually
sweeps into the grave the young. the old the fair, the
lovely and the gay.
Have you.a cough! Swayne's Prunus Nirgiaiana,
Or Wild Cherry Syrup, is the only remedy you should
take to cure you. For this plain reason ~ in
Of the thousands oI where Il has been used
has Il faded TO r,iirae.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-02
REVEREND TMPOSToR!!!

m OOK OUT! Look out! look ont for an INFA-
IA NOUS KNAVE, by the name Of ENOS l..
FE%NICK, Of New York, who was formerly. a
BAPTI ST PhEACHER, and better known 70 the
citizens Of Monroe County as the kEVEkEND
INPOSTOR." This sUulless VILLAIN, VINO wfs
dismissed from his pulpit, some time since, i.r I'M
PRopER CONDUCT, - now rendering himself sun
soEg t,sFAM.us, by wicke!ly alter ptng 20 impose
not merely " on Church, bat upon tue WHILE
COMMUNITY. eo,,,.r.y,
few months ago. this SCOUNOREI. wrote to
the subscriber at Boston, aud wished 90 be appon-
ted an agent fJr the sale OF the Matchess Sana,
tive The General Agent not knowing his depraved
character gave him IN agency anc forwarded nm
a ofaniitv Of the medicine. This he soOH sold and
remitted the money, and ordered another lotwhich
was sent about one month since To AVOID any
usoicion As 10 the DE SIGN Of his applying ipr IN
az, ncv. or To conceal his 'CLOVhN FuOF' he
made partial remittance Of the sales OF The lastlof
only no iavs ago. Yesterday. with uttei ASTON.
ISUNENr the General Agent learnt, that tlus
REVEREND DECEIVER is now impiOuslY man
ufactuung iii his own UNHpIN HANDS, 4
worthless msdieine-a SPURIOUS SANAllNE'
which he IL employing sanding pedlars 20 palm
upon the public the @ MUSE oaiG SAL. -
r. III the people Of America will only bear ONf
FACT IN minH, there is not even a "ossihiliy 81
their being dnpcd hv this uNTRtSctPLEp ytLtAIS. -
The fact ts this-Ffr no PEDbAR, or TRAVEL
LING AGENT hds Ger been smpiOyfd " On
country q sell ne SgHqfirs. OF % leape ~ Wth az
serson 10 sell on c0utmissf0p. ~ AGAIN, &c =
Ageot OF tho TRUF SlLa'ive. s appointed BIS e
GENFR W., NTENr. 7rd receives the media 9
directly froIn the DEPoziTovy ~ B0sToS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-02
PARRY.

Principal Office, 10 North Eighth street, Philadel-
phia Pittsburgh Office, No. al St Clair street, next
doo- to the Allegheny bridge. where this Invaluable
medicine my always be found. Also for sale at the
Book store 81 John Fisher. Wheeling. Va.
nov 5--lv
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-02
Is. A FoRERuNNER OF

ACUTE BRONCHITIS. A FoRERUNNER OF
CONSUMPriON.-This disease is very much like u
common catarrh. II generally commences like an or
binary cold. with lassitude. chness slight coughs and
oppression and lghtness ahoat the breast In many
instances the disease first Of very serious
character. As the disease continues the oppression in
the breast increases the counenance becomes express
sve Of anxiety the respiration becomes and more
laborous, sometimes wheeling rafting sound rs If
the air forced through aperture clogged
with visCid fluid To neglect This d.sase il may he
ofserous consequence. but 10y n timely application Of
pr. Swaynes Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry. with
strict attention the directions all these unpleasant
effects will be removed
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-02

yWyO IIATrERS.--S. Avery & Co. have on hand
y SRony and Native Wool HAT BODIES which
they will sell on accomplishing terms OCT
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-02

me appetite Increased = H.. diSchar-e o. pus ,r,-
t'"~"d 81 tie ha1y MIS- W. ted aS asSum
al the appearances of one who Diners m the las
5''-e oi cpnsuuI tIDu The physicians who att.u
teu M-Ie sa'lsh,d tn tiFlr opuion, that no hop,
d.neu' and taat Further trial Oi ~ edicIne would
IL sh'Wely IA u - I'm his ore ard forOrn state
'E oe gan To use Hults Buts' c filS. -ro W ia
. ','H " BOXES oi the hleti gue hr has received
perfect cure and has since eri,y.J e.,e., 4
tt'eHlth. Tire rnsNpettsd recover - Mr. Ia :, n
"a ast hsh al h's relatives and there's and
,,, ' .ts thtse hnSs 20 Dr Hunt wrh Cverlas-
""S Hi"u'uue. lD"ArD RUSSELL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-02
Distressing Of Ssrs,s S,,s,o,,.c a,t
l-lilr rL-.,I ~. IL - ~

5-ctiy cured bg HINTS R,s,ui, p;y, -
Mr' Henry White, was tor the sp,cr nj Two .....
sHlctro VITA severe Asthma Which nroSSsicJ
ro,,l -, ".J C',lu, Az the worst symptoms OF ne
colPts ~ iotC wet "A tlghtrcss n, ross an. rL..,
~, Ian Ghhcuit ana distressing brcathac. Dunn
ne tast year oi MS illness, the disease ir-cYsnSJ
80 alai hIhsy as Ia prevent hts following ar, -,
81 having lost hs speech, ard a.eina IhTca,,rol
WIN immediate suiOcarion, until csrioSs sy
rtliei tor 'ew hOr-s The physicians vh, ,, tun
uyu niin pronounced hs Complaint beyond line no,
sDlIItv OF cure, but at last Providence airec,sJ ,
.'mphlCtp be left al his house, after which
procured some of Or. Hunts Botanic Pills md AZ
yer TAXING efew boxes he found himself .pUr,iy
Itee from tue compliant, benS capable az this time
Oirny exercise. even ufwalking forty miles rniIy
and having oil the enjOyments of rerfoct health
HENRY WHITE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-02

Kegs butter ] Dol roll butter. for ,nle nv
~ apr 81 J. a. ". MORRISON
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-02
NE dOLEsALE AND RETAIL CONNECTION
w AIRY SrORE.-The subscriber has just re

NJ dOLESALE AND RETAIL CONNECTION
w AIRY SFORE.-The subscriber has just re
;eised aspieniid assortment of French confectionery
lch rs Sugar Figures Of various kinds; French Kisses
u on saiirely new pattern, Jelly Cakes. Cum Drops
Ciirysalizcl CIndics, Juiabe Paste. Sugar Animals
fishes. Dog. Cats. Squirrels. DIVES SC. Sc
Green aud Orol Fruits ~ follows. Lem, ns. Dates
Cvapes. Coeolnuts, Soisholl Almonds Pruncs in Jars
a1i Boxes. I1nio Curran's' Palm Nuts, Ground Nuts
&c. Sc.
TJgoib,r Siih sIpsy of confectionery ~ his own
m nufaciuro wi'h hc offers whDlesllo ar retail Oh
src5nnglsiing terms Having had the management
Of ie manufacturing department 0l the principle e.
fablishnsnt Bi'tmpre and Richmond ~ we'll a. tho
well kaown mil splendid csiabli.bmcni of a. Mpulds
Zluesvlc, Olio. be- n1tcrs hmsclf fiat should the
fi,Izsas of wheeling ihnk him worthy &c heir pat,
r,nlgche shall bc aldo 10 please.
dec l2-tf y NUMSEN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-02
TEans-F1vE DOLLARS A YEl

~ STEPHENSON. ATTORNEY AT LAW. No. 2U4.
IL. Main street, Wheeling. Va, next door below
W Nelson's Office. jan -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-02

CtECARS 10000. in boxes, consisting OF Prirc
- cipccs, Cnso. Moreno, Spotted. Tr,bucos &c, ne
ceived for sale low by SOLOMON KING
ap % No IS, corner Water and Union SIS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-02

a. ED OATS.--A few bushels genuine POtaice
- Oats lOr sale by v. ]. Curtis. Crave Creek, and
by the subscriber Of has store room on Market 81.
This climate IS too warm Cor Oats, and u y thought
ihcy have been deter yraiing for years Is important
then thu; Farmers should renew their seed.
The above O1isVegh 10 Is more 90 The bushol than
the cus.lun Cats and produce more 10 the The
seed c1st 81 80 busiol ~ Baltimore, they will be
sold at - Cts.
fob ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-02

on boxes RAlSINS.
JU 3 bales Soh Shelled Almonds,
IS boxes assorted Candies.
| case LiqrOricc. just received and for sale by
jan . PAXTONS d TINCLE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-02
Few ARE on cnr-NTEr,rnirs

q NOR RENT-A convenient dtreliisg House sIiua
ted on Main street., in business rart of the CITY
Attached to the house is a valuable sorp-roCm.
Possession given Immediately. For terms apply 10
ap % FORSYTH, MOORE A. CLARKE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-02

Narr'riac PARTNERS # Me Arm Of Jaaieer Hicks 4 Co
mar l2--tIoct
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-02

- ECTARIANISM Is HERESY, BY the Rev. A.
- rev Wylie. ID. ID. President of Inlilna College
\ lew copies just received and for sale by
sp l9-G. STEPHENSON & GARWOOD.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-02

NEORUs MUEuCAULs "A Tow han.i,... .,,
w uue Chinese Nor1s Nulfeau.is trr,. /. .,...
fy Z" '---lhrr IN, above trees are o.. f.... co.
de- H arf SOB. Poo odd Dol" b uIlL
o.!
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-02

ERiE. Pa, September 81, 1899.
Dear Sir--l This day send for of DIR. Swayne's
Prunus Virginia Wild Cherry Syrup; there is gen
tleman sick ia this place, and has been for long time
he has tried the medicine and finds it helps him much
J am out--please send some Iacdiately; send
bottles If you cannot send more.
Nc In haste vours S,e
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-11-03
From the Mao Apven Herald Of Wedneadap.

MosT lIoRRJD MURDER AND SUIcIDE.-Our
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS were shocked yesterday with the
report at most dreadful murder, and the suicide of
~" murderer which took place Mt Wangford at
an early hour IN the morning. The circumstances
al stated to us follows:
woman, the wife Of Atwaier Allen Of Wal.
lingfnrd, appl ed TO the s',oerior Court nov Sit
ting IN this town, on Monday last, and obtained /,
bril- of divorce. In the operation she was assisted
by named David H. Hutohk,ss in whose
house and under whose protection she had lived
Cor The Last twelvn months. Or Returning from
court on Monday evening, Ilochkss wished her
To marry him. hui hrr mother coming on n visit
70 her, and wishing to confer with her, sic decIn
ed. The mother and daughter slept together, and
Hotchkiss IN nnnihor room. In the morning Hotci
kiss called on Mrs Allen TO get M which she did
no do, nnl he called n second time. His call NOT
being attended to he become mfuriated and havins
procured axo he went into the room and struck
the woman while in bed with the head of the axe.
zach blow proving fatal, but with savage ferocty
he turned ,e edge or his axe aud litcrnlIy chopped
his victim limb from limb. The desperate man
then returned to his room, and with knife
severed the iuguar vein, and in short time blcd
TO death. He seems 10 have been sitting on the
edge Of the bed when he thrust his large pocket
knife into the side of his neck. by which he opened
tho juguar vein, after which he walked few steps
towards the door, the bloody track Of his feet
indicated but probably finding himself faint, re-
turned and threw himself upon the bed, where he
soon expired.
We understand that all the parties engaged in
this, are of the lowest order of society and very
Incorporate. Tho immedinte agent in this awful
caas: o. ho was rum, Hochkiss having purchased
two quarts on Mondav, most ofwhich he had con.
sumcd.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-11-03

Because, IN addition to the whole revenue OF
1887, 8 and o, he has spent $29,037,o0, received
from other sources, besides laying broad and deep
the foundations of new national debt in The is
sue of twenty millions OF treasury notes.
See report Of the Sec Treasury. When " B.
entered upon the presidency, there Sc, go 900
in the treasury there was the 4h ins,alment due
Tie states, 50, 367 900 there Sc 600, 900 re-
ceived from the u s. Bank stock sold So, 900, 900
| received on deferred custom house bonds of 1885
and g.
Because, he FAvoRs the RICIlandSEGLEcr the
POOR.
See Of Commodore Elliot. For The most
gross misconduct, the court martial sentenced him
TO deprivation of paw md emolnmens for two
years, NC. The President RENTS this penalty,
and apollo gizes for the conduct of the Commodore
on all the charges upon which he convicted ,ex-
cept that of inhicting greater number Of ashes
the sailors than the law allowed III is silent
to ts--lhus showing his contempt and disregard
for those IN humble life, and iavoritism to those
who have influence with The party. And so in
the case OF Livingston, who was condemned to re.
ceive 100 lashes. MI Van Buren, has apology
Cor him, remark to make-the sentence is cold
~ approved and executed
Because the grand aim of the federal government
under Van Baren, after destroying the bonks and
currency, is to BRING DOWN THE WAGES
LABoRINe MAN to the hard money standards of des-
potc governments.
/ al ardenty deslre," saws Senator Walker, 4" to
see this country in the same happy condition with
Cuba" 81 coincide" says Mr. Calhoun, swith the
senator from mississippi" awe must reduce pri-
ccs [of property and abor] low, says Senator Blu
chanan.
"The price Of labor is entirety toohigh says Sen
dtor Tapp0n, "3he iaborer IN his country ran If
ford to ozark to' II pcnrc day and the hard mon
| ey system aoW bring aoages doaom to TINT sum
Whe"t aoW also come doom to Is cts. n dushei nnd
every thing else IN proportion. 7Hs as the best tar
IF you can hare, and the only thah can enable
| the manufacturer to compete loih England. The
SuJ Treasury aout effect both these Objects; 1t 'oM
but do,om the hanks, and bring sooges und e0ery
thing else doson
Because, NOT content with reducing the wages OF
labor and bringing down the profits of the Farmer
he has aimed, through MIR Poinseus Army Scheme,
TO place the citizens of this Republic under a sys-
tenn as odious as The Sedilion Law of 1884
| See his message of December 1899, recommend
| ing Poinsett's Scheme That famous Plan to en-
siace the People, stripped of the flourish OF mf.
| Ponsetts rhetoric, contains the following odious
| featurcs:.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-11-03

chet and overruling objection, however, is the
endless source Of patronage to which IT would give
rise Make The machinery as simple MS y"n may
and open to view, Wherever money ~, tempt anon
will! creep in, and corruption in every form follow
at his heels" ..
Because, leaders in the administration party aim
at the destruction of the system of FREELABoR and
wAGEs,
Is proof demanded Herc it is. The Boston
Quarterly Review, edited by Mr.. Brownson, who
has an Office under the government and is devoted
TO tho principles Of Mryan Buren, in late number
Of that work snvs--
'!n regard to labor, TWO systems obiun;-- one
that Of slave labor the other, that of free labor
OF the two the first is in our Judgment except so
far as feelings are concerned, decidedly the least
oppressive.
awe say frankly, that, if there must always be
laboriog population, distinct from pruprietors
and employers we regard the slave system doc
dedly preferable TO the system Of wages Nc
Because in violation of tho laws he tas expon.
ded large sums in ornauenting tho presidential
palace with articles ofEURoPEAN manufacture.
Tho act OF congress Of 22d May, 1926, expressly
provides, "that all furniture purchased for The use
o! the presidents house shall be, as far MS prnct
bic, of American or Domestic manufacture" The
published statements OF expenditures exhibit large
sums betrayed in the purchase OF British French,
and German articles, ut the highest prices. See
Tho vouchers at Washington.
Because, he has banshed from the presidential
ohVS tue repupIcdI ol Inc carrier
presidents, and Introduced a style and mag
njfcence unsuited to the character Of our govern
mept.
See the mastery speech Of MIR Oglo Of Pa, and
OF MIR. Wise of Vlrginln, on the expenditures and
extravagance ofthe administration.
Because, tho administration having spent years
in an attempt to "reform the currency" and for
ced hundreds Of new banks into premature exist
cnce and having established new mints to corn
new eagles, and failed at last whom the bubble
burst Mr.. Van Buren, tho author OF the mischief,
turned round upon the people with the apology
Ina, "it is.not the duty of tho government to regu.
'ho currency
The great increase Of banks since 1888 was oc.
casioned by the measures Of the government Sec
retaries fancy and SVoodburv's circulars prove
this. The three new minis coined, in three years
altogether only about half a million. Al the
North Carolina Mint cost S 81 TO coin $2i, and at
New Orleans every ten cent piece coined cost
thirty Sec Returns Of the Mint, 1899
because, when the people, suffering and exas.
pcrated by continued of nisrulc, approached
The president with Inconsistencies, they were spurn-
ed with indgnlty, and their petitions treated with
contempt
"'rhe people expect too much from the govern.
ment," says Mr.. Van Bmen.-See his Messages
1873.
Because, he has Increased the annual expandit-
ures Of the government from an average Of 5000,
600, to $37 100000.
See lenor Of The Secretary of the Treasury, Ap-
facts drawn =
Av'ge expenditure under
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-11-03

GoIve ABOUT N,RRyIxG WIVES. The Barava J..
n. Y. Gazette cautions its readers against fellow
named Abel Austin, who is about five fec, ten inch
cs in height, slim but, has dark comp xton, and
md is 'l'ir'y cight wears Of age, who makes II his
particular business 10 travel about the country mar
rying wives. Ne last heard Of nj Springwa
ter where ne had just raarried his fifth ssdeIuded "
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-11-03
From he .Natchoa couritr Of the Oh inst.

! IloRR,BLE REScoNTRE. - 1t is painful duty in
the lin" of our profession, to notice this morning
one Of Tho most sad and Distressing events on rec
ord. The public are aware that year ago, THAI
our fellow citizen, Iosins A. Lyle, had quarrel
with MI. Hagan, Of New Orleans, in which this
latter shot through the head. Mr.. Lyle
tried in this city Cor the offence and fully acquitted
Would that ave could with that trial date cessa-
ton OF hostility, and the compromise Of dispute
about property still existing between Mr. Lyle and
the ilugans hut alas we forced to witness
denouement truly affecting and horrible.
Some weeks since, the iingnns, who part.
nrrs Of Lyle in the cultivation or large plantation
on the 'issssippi river, repaired to the farm and
took (orche possessson by driving off Ly les over
seer. Last Tuesday Mr.. Lyle and four friends
went to the farm for the purpose we have been told
of compromising the difcny. Immediately on
landing from tho Baton Rouge, Lyle and one of his
friends rushed to the house when the llagon whom
he had previously shot met him at the door and
demanded the purpose orhis visit, Lyle and his
friends were armed with guns. The response
made to the demand Of Ilagan ''peaco, of
course. peace" Ilagan commanded him to adj
vance no further un,l he explained what he wan
ted,
L,le said man could not I've stopped from going
INTO ms own yard, ana continued 10 move towards
the house. llagan Immediately levelied
double. barreilcd gun and shot Lyle through the
head md heart and he fell instantly dead The
friend Oily le, Mr., Handy, then raised his piece
to shoot IIagau hut slapped, llagan aimed the
second load Of his gun at Uandy but it missed
FIRE. Handy went to the gate and discharged his
piece at Ilagtn without effect
Another Of Mi. .Lylo's friends Mr.. Lumsden,
Of Natchez city gaurd, then advanced. and wae
shot through The hand by "A second gun, which
uagan rencbed from inside the door.-'Thus ended
the bloody conflict Mr. Hngan surrendered HIM
SELF t, the proper authorities Of jefferson county,
and is determined to have rial at the next oor,
The body Of Mr.. Lyle brought to Natclez
yesterday, and the tale OF his dca IN caused through
out our community the deepest anguish lie was
a brave and good citizen, highly beloved by all our
people. lie was followed to The grave yesterday
afternoon by an immense concourse OF friends.
We cannot,nor can the community sympathize too
much with his bereaved wife and children, When
the body to the city yesterday, the whisper
went round. -"who will tell this to his family p
alb who can tell it ?" The story is told--ihe
grave spoke silently and painfully its awful real
ity. Our own feelings are too much excited to say
more. t.. t...-
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-11-03

Sec proceedings Of Congress, aud or Maine legs
tire, concerning the northeastern boundary qIies
ton, 1888, o.
Because, one term of four year in long enough
any one man 10 hold the Office Of President in
thus country.
See Gen. Jackson's annual message, December,
1890.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-11-03

IiecanNc, lio has couutennccd prohigacy ond cor
rnption, by rctniniog pgFAuirERs and DISHONEST
men iu Office. after they were known 10 he such
See Nnodburv's vplulninous report trspect ing
dcinnrrs. sc March 80, 1898; also rnuo, Is of in,
vesugniing committees, hv which the fact was dis.
closed, that numerous agents retained m of
Zee long after their dela calions wore known to the
government.
Because, NE H.s LOST MORE or THE PUBLIC
TREASURE THE pFFALCArioE OF MS CHOSEN A
GENTS, in nine years, rhoa all former Presidents.
Th" following table of d,fcotions, between 4 =
prl. 1890, and July, 1899, (mosiiv hetween 1896
and lS30) is furnished by the Secretary Of the
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-11-03

Some Yankee has invented machine Tor cut.
ting shoe soes. IL cuts twelve soes at 'ime ana
rnridly repeats the operations II is now to be seen
at tho Exhibition of the franklin institute, Phil
adelpha.