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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-07-30

Dreadful Morfaiiiy.-Ths cholera
broke out. few weeks ago, on plsnta.
,ion in Mississippi, among about $50
slaves. Il carried of 10 or Is daily. 30
many collins being regularly buried eve-
~ morning. f'rhe neighbnrs soon heard
the news. snd Of course avoided The in.
iecied district Al length nearly sll The
slaves were gone, snd the ruined planter
sold oil his plantation and started for Tex
as. 70 commence Jne world ane ", carrying
with him the good wishes and sympathy
IL his creditors and neighbours. Several
gentlemen suspecling that all was not
right, caused number oil the collins 10
be unesrthed. and lnund that they con-
undertaking! Not negro was in
any of them Il was soon discovered
that The unfortunate gentleman had rur-
chased q splendid plantation in Texas,
aud with ths whole Of his $50 negroes.
was driving tho cotton business al great
rate. The ST. Louis Pennant says that
this is true starry.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-07-30

a saving Editor We hear Of an
editor who writes his editorials with
stolen chalk on the sole Of his boot.
He goes barefoot while the boys set
up his manuscript.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-07-30

A good word for bad one, is worth
much, aud costs little.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-07-30

A correspondent Of The Globe
declared that Grnerzl Harrison, in
his late sperrh al Clrveisnd. asserted
mat hr should not. II eIsrted Presi-
dent. ever exercise The veto poAfr.
We capy . part Of that speech TO
show The falsrhood Of The assertion
made by The correspondent Of The
Globe. aud 10 make kHaan. indred.
ahsi are The viexs Of General Mar-
rison on that important sabjrct.
National Taieliigmcer.
.Ile Was Of opinion that the danger
supplemented by Patrick Henry aud
other distinguished patriots. Who
held that the Executive would
encroaeh upon, and finally exercise
a dangerous influfnce over, The
Legislative and Judicial departments
aT the Govern ment. bad. 20 o great
extent. been realized. lie considered
II of the FIRST Importance That the
administration uf the Government
should be brought back 10 its origin NJ
purity. aud that the Executive powsr
and influence should be continued
within the limits prescribed by tic
spirit Of The conslilutiun-ihst The
will .f the people, expressed through
their Representatives, and not ouly
the will Of one man, should gorera
in all questions touching she general
aeifare--ihat the presidrn, should
not. and that he Mould not. ifclrcird.
iaterpose The veto power between The
aishes &c the people and the Legitimate
objects Of their desires. except 90
preserve the sacred character OF one
liberties from manifest violation. lie
held u improper Tor The President 10
express his opinion, much more 10
express his determination 20 exercise
the veto payer 10 regard TO measures
coming exclusively within the pro-
vince assigned by the Constitution 10
Congress. until those measures should
have been duly considered and per-
fecied by the Legislative department
u the Government, and presented 10
him in The manner prescribed by The
Constitution Cor his approval"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-08
.SDAY MORNING. DECEMBER s is4O

NREAT BARGAINS IN LANp-f.50o acre.
" OF lnnd in Marshall County Va; 80 600 in
Tyler county 27000 acres IN WOOD county; 100000
acres IN Wytbe county $4,000 scrcs in Cabe county
va Some OF the above lands Of excellent quail
n.y. and iolcEnbly well improvcd--will be sold ia
Quantities 10 suit purchasers very low price on
hme. beaTisg interest. and perfect titles given. 1000
aenss OF hrs' rate Land IN Lewis county. Missouri and
se'sEA! irncts IN Indiana GA same terms. Also 900
io IN the city OF Lnganspori. Indiana Lot No l3l
In East Wheeiing-olSo 800 shsres of Insurance stock
IN tho Wheeling Fire & Marine Insurance company
ior sae BY WM +. PETERSON,
Land Agent. Wheeling. Va
~ Lots IN SHARPE Garden To lease for terra OF
years from l., Jany 1870 feb ~. islO-iy
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-08

WHEELING ACADEMY.-The 9th term Of the
Wv Wheeling Academy will commence ON Mon
day the ith of September Owing % the difficulty
experienced m obtaining school-roOms suitable for
large number the subscriber will be obliged IN future
to restrict his number OF pupils 10 those pursuing The
advanced studies The subscriber regrets that he Will
be unable to receive those OF ms former scholars IN the
male department, who pursuing only tho common
branches oi an English education, his arrangements
make u Necessary for him 10 cUune his attention Ia
the higher stuSey lie has associated with him Al,
DOvney. from the Wesleyan University, Middleton
Coma who will take charge Of tina Mathematical and
Scientific department. Apparsius has been construc.
ted. and every facility will be- furnished those who
wish To qualify themselves for entering College or 10
pursue any Of the Collegiate studies TEs,s-ior the
Latin, Greek and French languages; Algebra. Geope.
Try, and tho higher Mathematics; Natuml PHILOSOPHY
Chemistry, and Political Economy, &c SO Der tenn
OF eoven weeks those wishing 10 take bui one OF these
studies will pay 50 per term.
Ia the Fenlc department. pupils will be received
IN Arithmetic. Gr,nmsr Geography and History at
50 per term hr the higher branches Of education $40
per term. Separate rooms ant grounds arr provided
for this department anj every attention will be pnd to
Their department. ~ well ~ 10 their adyancetnent IN
science The Principal will ior tho present taks
charge Of the Female department. assisted b. Gov
oncss.
Hereafter scholar can be received for rp,prc
term. whose tuion for the term previous has mot i,r
paid. This rule viii be strictly adhered Co. q, M, In
sttut0n. auassistel ~ public funds can yf,nt Le.
| without prompt payments.
/ To accommodate such NJ may be eugarod dnring
the day classes n ay OF ihc above studies will bs
received, % rece hour Eve nights i'm the y,col
NJ - PEI term wherever class of ten or twelve rss,
bo formed School ryors NJ The corner Of l.h an,
Quincy streets. AUGUSTUS W RUTER.
JAMES AND SAMUEL CHRiSry.
Natives of ireland and supposed =, be re,,lir,
somewhere IN Ohio. Western Pennsylvania or West r,
Virginia. requested. IT. this meets thoir eve, !
address letter 10 May wrsoy ale, frun, Ir.l.Sd
and residing NJ Bridgeport. Belmont 60. Obs, HI
forming her where they may be found
/ Eiitors iu the above nlned section Of ,bo ..-,.
VII confer great favor BY psbli.hire The 49, ..
o. twice.
Wheelrs. Octobcf . 1870
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-08
ECLECTIC SCHOOL
BOOKS
SOLD WHOLESALE IND RETAIL BY
STEPHENSON g. CARWOOD
WHEELING

NEW BOOKS
NAyE have iTsf received large addition % on
w Stock Of Books, comprising some iu arnorf al
the branches Of Literature aul SJi0nCsi tftoup
" hich are the following;
Byron 1rks eup in0tng,
TYLER UNIVERSAL History, v0v.nea
Uggi1n's POems.
Miss IandOn's complete rgihs.
NJ tons d.
Ncwton on the Pro- .srj's.
COmbs on the Cons tni0u.
Romano on Faith
Russell's England,
Bucks Theological Dictionary
Dirks works complete
Iandrc- on Steam Engtnes
Thurydees,
BlncrJn's United States.
AlcCtts Young WIFE
do do Hons Kama
Is. Of Iefirsos,
d. Washinsfon,h ~ Narshali and Sparks.
Canning Speeches
Bcsuuos OF John Serreapf
EPtIEN~Or p gApWOOC
Ccf1sf T-r .-s r1cn 80.
oct - trcf.ug Y
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-08

VNSD RANCE.-The Fire and Marine
Insurance Company Of Wheeling continue 10
take ~ the usual ratcs, ell kinds Of insurance q
Eanst hfe, aeainsf the dangers Il the OHIO and Me
sissippi uye's shd their trikuiary stream.
once on Main street IN Forsyth sod Auerhury.
warehouse DANIEL LAN7.
Jan 10 Agent end Soc'y.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-08
aTAW
GGsT5.FsES$ HOUSE.
A.

IN N ENS ORLEANS,
"EO. w. WILSON. OF Wheeling HENRY
NJ WRIGHT. OF BaiiiInnre. and HARVEY GLEA.
son. of New Orleans have urned co parinsrs,,p
under the name and style of
WILSON. WRIGHT & CO.
for the purpose Of transscIi;g general forwarding
and produce business "cIciasiusly on coEg7iss,o,"
at No. 80 Poydrlss 81. New Oroans aud will .e pre
pared 20 make liberal advances on cunsiEnments IN
their house To those who may favor iiem with their
business they Will endeavor render sa.licl;on b.
'trct attention 20 ins ueons. prompt sales aud remit.
tAnces
RrFERENCEs WHEELING
hiessrs. Knox. Lloyd d Co,
Moore Clarke a Co,
John Fawcett.
Geo. Wilson. West Alexander.
oct2I
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-08
TO HOuSE.KEEPERS

II StkSONS about 10 commence house ke epins and
n tho,e already at it, Jesirsus of sva;lng them
selves OF The greatest facilities for doing would
fndit TO their advantage to call al our
COOKING STOVE AND HOUSE FyTRyiSfuNe:
ESTABLISHMENT,
and purchase one OF our cheap Cooking Stoves. 10.
geiher with all the other ARTICLES of Itch
en- furniture.
Experience having taught ihsse " no now use
em maj stoves are dceidedly preferable ~ the
.n'lSh AItcheh sIaes and hre places on the score
Goth OF eeoEomy and convenience, new beginners
1ould do we'll 10 profit by their cxper ence and sup
plyce. N'f1 aus ~
onNe have various sizes and patterns Of cooking
Dyes ana every description of wares which ",
liberal credit will be given.
mar "a CUL6ERTSON & GREERS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-08

BOOTS: SHOES, HATS g. CAPS.


RROOkS g. LOClIER are daily re-
- ceivine At their Shoe Warehouse, largo and
Wen selected STICK OF Goods in their line, which
70 addition to Their f,rmer stock, makes their
serlinent very complete, consisting in part of-vz
Men 5, Boys {. Youths Thick Kip, Seal. Drained
MT and Can water proof peyd & yew'd BOOTS.
Mems Boys Youths Thick BRoGANS
=, . Kip T. Calf BROGANS
IA, . M0NROES
Women,s Kip, Calf, Grained, Seal & Morocco
-, BOOTS, ncs'd & sew'd
"1msn.s KIP; Calf Grained. Seal & Morocco
Wells peg'd 4. sew'j
Isdles' Md, Morocco & Seal SLIPPERS
SPRINGS, WELT 4 BOOTS
hs ssD kid. Morocco & zeal SLIPPERS,
Chidren's SHOES BOOTS Of every description
Sentlemen's q Ladies' OVER SOCKS X SHOES.
CAPS.
Eur, Seal, Otter, Nutria, Mu.krat Mems and Boys
HAIR Seal, Leallst & Cloth CAPS
HATS.
Eur; hussia. Brush. SILK, Noleskin q. Wool IT ATS
=, Az; So Shoe Thread. franks, Water ProofP a4tc
Dsekii &, wrapping Paper, &c. &c. &c. All OF
VINO n they otier on tho most reasonable terms 20
country dealers and others at their Warehouse.
No. 276 l-2 BALTIMORE STREET
Between Howard & Eutaw.
q orders promptly attended To.
tshlsnOrs. y lt,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-08
CA RID.
SAMUEL. M'CLALLEN.

=. RETAIL BOOT AND SHOE sroRE
SAAUE III. OCLALLkN would respectfulIy in.
form his friends ard customers that he has re
ceived within few weeks a very large addition OF
the most fashionable and durable work bsuskt
expressly for retailing. shall not attempt TO
cIibe!r Parilculorize Ladies and gentlemen will
please eau at NO ISL, Main street. nearly oppo site
the Virginia Hotel. and examine Tor themselves
ana th NIX they will not be disappointed Also
constantly on hand, Spanish sole leather calf
boot Morocco, kid and binding skins. shoe thread
(
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-08
For the r. r. r. Company and John S.,dpr.
var 2i-tl III agerstown Tnrchl,t ~
ORNAMENTAL PAINTING-Tt

q HHNAAlENTAL PAtNTlNG.-The
~ subscriber has removed his Painting Room 10
NO 2os 4tiain ST. near the PostOffice where n.
prepared 10 MI any ders in his line OF business
neauy ana with DESPATCH. He will furRish 10 order
q snFerior S. yle of workmanship, SIGNS, plain.
ss9naacd, Sllt' ennainel ing on glass, &c &c, also
"intary ma o.hei Banners, Masonic and Odd Eel
ows aprons or Badges Firemen's cqui,inents. &c
rersous IN want Of any of thu above or other des
call. " PSe h"e AIM
r Marking plates for merchants or oil .r, en-
n the neaiest nam or. l. MATHERS
heel M, April Is lsaa.-iY
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-08

HANES s. WHEAT, Attorney at Law,
- wheeling, Va. oilers his services in the trans.
tcOn Of the Business OF ms profession. IN this CITY
~ any Of the gdiaceut counties Of YrSini OF Ohio
efhcc, east SIDE Of Nam between Union and Mon
roe streets. Wheeling. Oct.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-08
mr. "a CULBERrSoN & GREEHS.
NJ W. g. S. II. JlMESoN-wbole

w w. 81 s. III. JlMESON.-W Whole
Wv sale and retail aealera in Hats e. Cans
West side Muir street near Market ALley Uh1eI
tng, rtrginta.-HaveO on hand and are constantly
manufacturing general Of vel superior
fUR and SiI. X MATS. Black and Drab Beaver
and Castor, plain White Rus-Plain and Napt M =
oil every sike aud quality They likewise keep con-
and Cloth Cape all of which they offer 10 their Gus
toners and thepublic on the most accomn ,aatin1
terms. Country Merchants and denlers vener,lly
are respectfully requested TO give them a call and
examine their stock theg Determined TO sell
cheap for cash or approved credit. Aug A. is3s
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-08
To THE PUBLIC.

TO THE PUBLIC.
VIE MORNING TRAIN ON THE FRANK.
LIN RAIL ROAD. leaves Chambersbn-y al
nai asst psiosh A. M and ri~e< AZ Green Cas-
w - slosk, whereit meets Mr.. Soldiers Coach
81 rom n a2erstown, and I'm Inediately returns 10
ma Inoers6urg y time for the Train on the Cum
ofrlahd valley Rail Road, which leaves the latter
lace aS, az hs!i past o'clock for Philadclphia
ME EVENING TRAIT, which carries the
s It Western Mail, leaves Chambersburg at 4 %.
1,' =. NJ, or so soon as the Cumberland Valley
Tram arrives with the Western Mail. md bv ,vbc8
.ga'S Passengers will reach Hagvrstown AT o..
SS.oeS, ana the same evening returns to Chambers
burg by o'clock. "
travellers by thislise will be able to leave
,vwn IN Tn Morning and reach Phi ad.lphia In the
sth'hg, or leave the fer ner lace in the evening
anu arrive at the latter early the next evening
DAVID FULt. ERTON, Agent.
ror me e X. X. Company and John Seidors
mar 2I-tf (Hagerstown TorchIt ny
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-08

DOoKS-Glimpses of the Old World vols. Lv
ID Rev j. a. Clark
Stephens Travels in Egypt, Arabia. Holy Land &c
do do Greece, Turkey, &c.
Todd's Students Manual,
Iesli ompleie Cookery,
Combc's Physiology,
Breckenridge Lato War
Also, variety of Miscellaneous and large supply
School Books Just received and for ,ale by
orsep JOHN FISHER. 1873 Mai. street
NEW BOOKS. CudswoTIhs Intellectual system
" of the Universe. circles and Aspasa, Wonder,
of tho Universe Biography of the SEners of the Dec
laraiion of Independence. life OF Washington and Pat
rick Henry, &c.jn received and for sale by
aug 4 STEPHENSON & CAKWOOD
- HALF CHESTS SUP'R Y. HYSON TEA.
Go do ds Gunpowder do
30 Rags strong scented RIO COFFEE
rs Bbls No MACKEREL large size.
10 do No. l trimmed SHAD
1000 Lbs. Loaf & Lump SUGAR. Just received
anc Tor sale by II RELY.
july Q.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-08
FIJI GREER Treasurer.

SzTGSNA NEW ARRANGEMENT.
S-eA-Sszzz1s THREE DAILY LINES FOR
DALTTtIORE, WASHINGTON CITY, PHILA
DELPHLA and NEW YORK Extraordinary
SPesdn q. :. MAI. CHARIOT LENE-rmRrE
PASSENGERS ONLY.
Runs through 10 Baltimore by coutractin a. hours
the only line al that speed
Leaves Wheeling every morning at Size O'clock
Takesthe mail rail road cars Frederick arrives ia
BALTIMORE second morning (fom Wheelng) take,
mail cars and reaf hes Philadelphia, Washington
CITY, New York same day.
NEW EXPEDITION LINE. leaces WIeelins
every evening, reaches Frederick second evenisg <,
takes the same mail ears TO Baltimore, Washing.
ton, Phiiadelphla or New York
RELIANCE LINE, Leaues Hheeling epcry NOR
ming reaches Frederick second morning. and takes
the morning line rail road cars reaches Baltimore
same evening, and proceeds to Philadelphia or N.
York next morning; or, AT the option Of pm ssen.
gers, takes the evening III all cars at Frederick.
The subscribers have contract with the rail
road company TO carry their mails and passengers
from Frederick, and every arrangement has been
made TO insure coiafort and regularity. The pro-
pristors OF the above lines reside upon the route,
their personal attention, devoted to the bns ness
be found at wheeling, Washington Pa Union.
town, Cumberland, HaSerstov n, and Frederick =
In addition TO which travelling agents al. employ
ed. whose dnty q IL 20 pass along the rOutccon
SANITY TO supetintend the lines.
Printed rules and regulations for the benefit
passe1gers, will be furnished application me
once on Water street, below U. ). Hutsl at
Virginia Hofel. Wheeling.
apri SF)t KTON, MOORE. FALLS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-08

NhOCEKiES-tor The accommodation of his old
IA customers, the subscriber in addition 10 his stock
OF "oouen Goods, Coiioa Yarns &C.. has laid in an
u'ofuneni OF CHOICE GROCERIES at his new stand
on AiaFket street. few doors below Thaichsrs Chair
Factory formerly tho Wheeling Grocery" To which
ne respectfully invites their attention Ills stock AT
Present comprises Young Hyson and Gunpowder
iEAS ol superior quality; Green Rio, Old Rio and
Java COttEs; New Orleans. White Havana and
Loai SCGARi Sugar house MOLASSES Western
Reserve CHEESE Sus1uehanna SIIADl Rice. Pro
pared Cocoa Chocolate, Rice Flour Super Winter std
sperm and Tanners OIL. Pepper, Alspice Mustard.
Cassia. Nutmegs Mace &c Iocrogi ID null
4 tAPS, CAPS.-JusI received from New YoIk
~ well selected assortment of Fur a. Cloth Cnns ot
every $40 and description, which will be sold low
Call 81 the Hot & Cap store of
w. w. 81 5. IL. JIMESOV, I69 Main 81
sept lift
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-08
-rArENT- CORN PIANTER
10 THE. FARMERS Or ONO. BROOKE
a MARSHALL. BELMONT and JEFFERSON

a MARSHALL. BELMONT and JEFFERSON
tounf,cs.-We dcslrs &c vour particular
attention T. this Invaluable Improvement and tes-
'etDlly request YOU To call. the first time come
90 wheeling ~ our CO. KISe STovy, How " Fun
sIsHtSa and FARMiSe UrESsiL establishments.
Main and Union streetsl aud purchase one Of these
inplensats INVITA- the ard of which man can do
az mueh work a. three or tour man without before
gu commence planting your corn in the old fash
sist Tab irl9ns manner. And II YOU are not salts
ed with It's pert rrm lnces aud convinced of IFS
srcat utility after painting all your corn with H. we
vail take Il back, charge thing for the use of IT,
an return the money ivanced.
Price OF the MashIss St6. Terms, one half cas- A.
balance p,ya5e after corn planting
mr. "a CULBERrSON & sREEcS
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~H0LESALE AND RETAIL CONNECTION
w AIRY S1ORE--The subscriber has lust re
en-, asplendid assortment OF French conieciionar,
1ch as Sugar Figures of various kinds; French Kisses
u an entirely new pattern, Jelly Cakes Gum Drops.
arysalized Candies, Jujube Paste. Sugar Animals
ishes' Dogs Cats. Squirrels. Doves. SC. &c.
Green and Dried Fruits. az follows: Lemons Dates
IraPes Cocoanuis Soilshell Almonds Prunes i'm Jars
ii'a bo1es Zante Curranis, Palm Nuts, Ground Nuts.
&c &c
Together with supply Of confectionery Of his ON IA
manufacture which he offers Wholesale or retail ON
accommodating terms. Having had the management
oil the manufacturing department Of the principle es-
ADJUSTMENT m Baltimore and Richmond a. we'll as the
well known and splendid establishment of H. Moulds
Lauesville. Oho, he aaiers himself that should the
citizens Of Wheeling think him worthy of their pot
onagehe shall be able 10 please.
dec Eft NUMSEN
ESEATIIERS.-500 pounds Ohio Feathers IN storo
II and for sale by PAXTONS d. TiNGLE
feb %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-08
.qmfi6ili0Ms on. LiUcr EsjUs

THERE il perhaps no diseas, which visit, n o
tnhabita ats of this country with mere certainty I'D
the effects Of which are more 10 be dreaded than
that class of diseases arising ON the derangemcnls
OF the liver; aud this ~ the largest organ of the
whole body, II exerts powerful influence over a N
the neiyhborng organs, aud that upon its healthy
action depends ia great measure the health Of tn
general system. There ex sits a strOHg aud mutual
sympathy between the liver and all the other diges-
tive organs, they are IN fact intimately assocla-
tedin Office, that one cannot be dsr1nged in flpc-
ton without involving the others in a genera par-
uclpauon. Ii Is necessary that sSvera fluids should
commnSle with the food we eat. fer the purpose of
healthy digestion; bile is one of these inpor, a M
haids; Il then the liver is laboring under gisease
there must necessarily DE improper supply of III.
conditioned insph bile wholly unfit for digestion
and then wilt follow as n necessary consequence n
morbid state of the stomach and DO wells aud these
nsain give rice TO protean host of mo bid sympa.
fhies which will be prep from organ TO sre,u
until hswhols system Is brought un!er its delete
rious inf1uen
SYMPTOMS OF A DIsFAsED LIVER General Ia ssi.
tude. pain the side aRd shoul ler irregular
81 thu bowels, generally cosve, dry hacking cough
flashes of heat over the whole body, al otncr times
moro Invited, confined TO the palms Of the Ia nds
ana soss OF IN eject appetite variable. sisk or nery
Gus head ache, bad taste IN the mouth, urine of a
deep saffron color AMI small inquantty skin gener-
any eVsrish. tongue covered with white yellow
al It'll, general wcskneSs, Indigestion, hItnlencv
palpitaton OF the heart heavy unpleasant sensa.
ton At TIE pit az the stomach which is WORSE after
eating, saHow complexion, detection of spirits C
casional pain and dizziness in the head, pressure
unrsfreshinS sleep frequently frghlful ls for
bodinS Of evil, fear of DEATH &C. Itnevd not be ey
pe:'ed that all the above symptoms viii be pres.
eat IN any one case.
For sale only at the drug store Of Dr. A s
TODD, No. 211 Maia street, VherhnP v,
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4 NEATHEes-l5 Sack. Feathers. lust received
l. and for sale by
ATTERB Y CALDWELL q co

~ lind Il CALDWELL q CO.
4 NilLDREN TEEr1lING.-Ts Mothers and Nur
~ ses-fou are aware that there nre hundreds O
o.e little ones you dearly love who arc daily hur
M an untmeiy grave. from that distressing nal
aey, Convulsions which almost eyrry infant falls
prey TO at the time Of dent,on therefore YOU who
are mothers aud have the care of those little ones
should apply TO Paris Celebrated Soothing syrup for
lhiahtle Teeth. which has preserved thousands when
oosht past recovery. from that destructive ra,ager
FOR sale ut al ST Clair street. next door TO tc Ale
gheny bridge, Pittsburgh ind al 10 North Eighth st
Philadelphia.
Aso-For sale at the store of JOHN FISHER
Wheeling. Va. nv
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EIlRE & MARINE INSC RANCE

mere are two situations onlr in -birb id;
,uuas Vhh DC placed, where they can adequately ~.
20, We we Nalpe OF insurance. These are ,yIYi
stal Ding upon the ruins Of their Gvvn proner sh
sehhsE'ng from ar Insurance Office the fun amonr,
Ieu tney nave lost; or standing On tho 49,. ~ n,
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