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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-13

10 SIR Van BIrca should bo reelected D. % not rr.
b1bir th1I ho and A.. friend. wall contend u- dies
have done o,ues occasions chat fla people thereby
sanctioned hi5 plaI la- organizing 0lg AuIH1-vaIcI
hs SD strongly recommended Co C7ugrosr ,lnI urged
Ifs passage AMI which I uU..r.auI his ur-Iu Ehr
CIoDc) has pronounced o. Democratic pIla, aud lcs.
buTihoas1pc thln the present system
l. not Me- Van Burcus plan .IIr 30 WHH 90 colo.
bis uuui h5 disoNus % aIi ,lu Secretary Of Nrr o.,
HIst D,spotiC system il.t CIu.l d. Invented. Bot r
tao lua Ic ugsga.r .,.lHTrs nra covered over
aad entirely lri uu tlo r.ns Hi Dos sl.ui- under r.g
cloak vt Demp.acy. E.f T.. aa saHII take .r.3 Dol.
head all demand tiDt ,hr Taop'. should pu. 90 Crown
on bis lsld l.I I'D HrI as- mast G0.. .sus rHr
wouil uI' many pl Dos r.ulu- -.arais nnd supporter.
very ga.rsy !01a 60. Iat pH.et with tu..r"s ..,s.
s.ii .sli .He ihay c..ii sci. "ifh '.n thousand Do.
,4clr-i siH. Di g,, could iar, ... Huv rn. .r l.m
a. faa D,-,0.c power sl. 20 g.e IT.l aUf 3IUI a.
tlsut OF lalj Democratic hi E,r.'1 place .u Do - bonds
-.1uiI hoy lf challenge che military s.H. ul N.#-
leon EIuIIlr. .r fiuI ui a". ..I.r Eur-r.. kus lr
losp1i within ta Ilst Gy. huHfs.I Fsa. Goo rrr luce
anything u aa shap. ol IaN ,.a. rJuit r.aJ b. U1N
would fIcy $50. il- power t1 punish iha Militia with
iS.tI Or sci H1Ia-Ii.i Ile P. -I..' hI.. P...II.Ur
90 tJur5.-s. bysoralr, 1r Coz striking Ur Is.He,u.
oIieers placed over tbsm hy tIo President rr OLDER.
Tli..l. pslsIDI iJr Uv fHo Eu.saul Articles Fsr
which if ai declares lIa Oh arE 90. ..rs....
Tho NIiuI when rallied cgt '1 ha rr..rHH shall Id.
a.IH..f.I H.-.sHt Robes lnd Articles .i F-r s,ef...
3. O.. q. q t % Ilrar,sr sweet a.t ......u. ...
prai.IIlreu' of nan fr ...Hiau urg a"..Ir when
d-s.I fn ibe nl.ne n. D.rsr-rr. .t.f Hu.r rarl.
of kls MarD. l1o So 90 pae'g uI. D.. r..lar H'rrs,
i.rIl.lur lrl dD..s-. .r fl. aa." .' .r. '-..sH
o. Tarfof" when 0rr ulu wa Huel $500 I t.r.,u#
ff .lII .s1lut ono Of I1a HiI -rif..# Hs.. .Ff OIL.
la..I .r.auu.fy c.lf fuyr.f. H. ST.. .'.l .U.-aI..
..r rsfnfbs or % yeIr on mg sIar Nr1 ,.r h..
i-.f frai a,f hH. ttsH ID. .l.. .... fIg .r ."r ..
f..H such lhrrer lrI ~-r.l .-...r.H.-f Ur...r f..
I,Irr.I afm.r-frfin1 col OIL l..u .a.ri., aU.l %
fI.. ..H only HIvr bad .lus. D.1..l OBJ ..r. .I. ed.
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% .i.I 1 nu t.r a.I D. IH Dr.. rH,.
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-13

NlRGlNiN-Ai rules hold in the Clerks oGrc 81 ihc-
turut Superior Court at Law and Chlrc.rv ser the
county u'Ohin 100 the monk ct August $40
The No-.h Western Bank of Virginia Comp luilsrnt
against
}. ; Towar aud W. Tovur andJohnl ~
tawoc'i Moses Rhodes. Anderson 4 llaz-
icii Sum1I Thompson and John Binc -
Defendants
The Defendant 3 lni @ w Tower 1ri nj
entered mtf1ppclrlrcc aud given e.ruri ~ acc3rdie
@ The act IL assembly anil the ri' ~ t,s colr Sfi
1ppcarina hy satisfactory pr flot They not ir-
b.'.iIu's ol this comm0nwl. btu motion of CON-
p1in1ni by counsel. 20 H. offered that said dclcr-
dams dn appear heso u DE frsi day Of the next Sal
term ot fhis thcir appearance AMI give
Curitv hr the pcr-u1n"e Of The dcrreo bon tc cau-c
answer the sll' Iuplnants hill rfhcr,yse dricrd
This suit HDI lat q copy ofti', order hr 6rihNim u-
scrtcd o. newspaper paper printed roo thn c.fy Of
Whoclur ur tNo months success yely--1nd prs'ed ~
is Co.. dIor Of the Co1r house of Ohio county. =
\ copy tcste
ALEX r. LAIOLCY CD -
J,cpn & WILSON. Tor CpnfL -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-13
I. =. MHARTON 80 80 -

T-cIs-'rbc Tu-Wccby Iarer BE- rubi-sI-'i COL
fucsi,f, Thursdays and Sarlrj ass. 20 s. per- auruD
u,slvance. s6 Al tho ca3 ct TIE year 81 fer -tS
- rlths NJ su.scr,hyr received Or o. l's term t.aH
months.
Ehc Weckiy paper. i.c E,o..rrn ; .e.11 Time BE-
uIhlisltcd ou WetuoEttv 20 - 80 pr lEn"' l1 1a.
Jnr', g ID rl; iJ,j within "us W'Hih from I'
H'-utnsnr Cd thc ,s.r Nnu'v su'-rr Hc-r VII ag re-
owed sEcogl such ray 1 at .1n,e. Too 30 ron'h,
"a 30 D. irgtrus'. vfnr.ll 80 susr.I her rcc'tvrd
i..r "a l.s term than CIV m1ut, cHl 800 paper di-,rn
luuci except 60 ir discretion oi hc Publisher uniil
ali uurcarIros arr FaIu.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-13

New U,HrsmUE--wc suppose we must count
political capital without this STATE We, We believe
every WING In twill DO ms duty. We vi,h We had
-omc hope oi the State being with We know RIA
Hy of her hardy aud brave sous-yyc like them, and
"c wish wa could welcome The State into our rank,
beside Massachusetts
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-13

as5T'hc Wings Of Wheeling. Va hive raised n
Lucry Pole huo hundred and thirty i,ot high We
hope thoy will uot forget hat The essential th- u.s. O,
rai-' tho,r mHJorty. Wheeling and Do. County Oaiol
have always been good for some 200 o. 500 more
Wing votes Than have been cast They ore wanted
neat Fsll.--N,r lo-k I,g calm.
Voc Will have them whether they ere wanted or
not We Will give ysu thc full Eve hundred, and 40
crcai MAJORITY IA proportion IA any other County
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-13

i Was said BY the Van Burrn prints but week or
two since that Indiana sure for the party Now
how D. o. The charm OF the sPoilor j, broken. They
1re routed horse and foot u thus rendered certain
tai olcohoIlcr.caonot control The frccmon Of thrs
unry One ere NOR, fellow Gil zen nd NE are free
again.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-13
Fran tse E,Nts~ = dV
GLLE-CRuM. MEnrIEH.s cRnr

frnrl Zee EfNtu~ dI
CLEE-CROW, BROTHERS CROW.
ANE,SoED goa M,Buv. Auog. AND apraR Blur
"IaH Chapman ne musi Cr9r"
Family as tolls fle evening chime.
Wa tlC sound of our prCteis in oiIrn iirnc:
The gold iDur purses boxed scrpty 1ui DIM
Nud Blur paid fhc Monster" hy singing r-lyr.r
But Crow. B-oilers. Cow the sub-rrrlsrr,'s. r. a.
And we've got the handling Of specie 90 ll.i
o shout Niu1s shout md orr hlu1or unf.r'
Aul MARTIN my strut aBI bis sbiskr.. .ur'
Aui Blair shall Do duuuoi bog Hrs drb. .1 more.
Nora ip ro De- dollar pay III lhs o' scIra.
Crow. Chapman. Crow. tus Su-.If. sur,'s Jr,s.s,--
We've gold pcopiug 1ut ct oar pur.. at lls,
fi1q'-. by tho Pe7 @.
Salt % vcf's IIc N1vcuher Noon
S1l'i .ar you f1tt Dse- Ier sp-rs a,ou
Ter SON sh1l iho Zen .1.irr reclaim
n 'iefr H.IIr' au' tm1- RETURN wreure thr, cam
s. Crow. r..9... rrs., ar ytur umc ru1s int,
NHl ,s srtI uf ~..f F.teffr,r rol 1t tist
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-13

W LIfr- ~ hove eral Irr5 rIsnI- vh, u .r
n1i believe 'ha: N1u Har.n recommended tHe .,7r.F
.n- 1rHy .rrrt unIr. sIu show h.m Dol, 1a.s5s.-
printed by ihr n.oHrto ,h1f ,g.e, Yri arc h.r-rg
a1rf-a 4" r'y ona dollar fora r1ry ol ,so Globe.
n- na, d..nm OF printed by as. Paper o.u.liai.a Oh,
'"s.. n.. Message a.itarf a. He ora1Hr of ,.e
a.9as-.s. q. ..y ... ...s.ls rr ....
WI --- IL.. E-L
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-13
cItIIte $ Anperilotr.

PUBLISHED TgWEEELV AND WEEKLY
At TuE CORNER or vr!os AND WATER SIS.
WHEELING. IA.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-13

nud bee i1at.I n rr Hg sIr.n.f ......,
nasa 'usralr paper plI D. Be- contain. fa- ..r
Ir.- afG.n,ud William % IhrI..r H.a s.....
nr i1a ..y % .nrilEln anI rh. -r'- cot ohio -..sr
r.Ig. 20 General Llfpcra fbo Nuaus errr 81,
.o.y % ,,ib pleasure, a1I It VII be- rs8f s.b .r.
auDH
ul Doe arrival At fhc .'7ro erected fr fIa ar- s
100 hr oat ~ Broadway. ha was aIIress,d ay ..-
hartman Of Che Committee Of a nsrs cmeni.. Boz Goo
..-r.r FiI rr1lI. 1aI ...g1sa .Iltts-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-13

\ law cfihc siae of New York imposes a duiy Of
one and half per upon all goods. efiris etc'
sold at auction and the Attorney Genoal OF the state
has given his OPINION That stocks ncluded IN the
word cfe0is. The decision will Of course prevent
such auction sales.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-13
TIrTECANoE SONG.

What has caused this great conmorion. raairon motion
motion,
Onr country through
u o. THE rsLL rolling on,
Ch0rus-For TiPpec,noc AMI Tylcr ioo--'Tiprccanoc
and Tyler too
And with them we will beat LILLE Van Van. Van
lie r. a used mp man,
And with them will beat little Van
Like the rushing OF mighty wn,ers waters, waters,
On % Will 60,
And in it, course il viii clear the way
For Tppccauoc and Tyler too Sc.
Sec the Lncp standard oiiornr. iojicrug lettering
Down il must %.
And IN is place wen rear the Arg
ofTippecnnoc and Tyler too, dc.
Don't you hear from every quarter, quarter, quarter
Gopd news and true.
That swift the ball is rolling on
For TippcCanoe and Tyler too. &c
The Buckeye boys turned on, in thousands thousands.
thousands,
Not long nra,
And Steubenyille set their seals
For TippccAnoe and Tyler too. &C
Now you hear The Van jacks talking. talking. talking.
Things look quite blue.
For all the world seems turning round,
For TiPpccanoc and Tyler ton, &c
Let them talk about hard cider, cider. c:d,r.
And Log Cabins too.
Twill only help 10 speed the ball
For TIppccanoe and Tyler too. Sc
The laich-siring hangs outside the door door door.
And sncVer pulled through
For II was never the custom Of
Old Tip ecanoe and Tyler too, &c
lie always has his liable set set set,
Fer all honest and true,
And invites them in to take q bite,
With TIPpeclnoc and Tyler too &c
See the Sroiisncn and Lcr!Trcasurers, Treasures
FrcasUseTs,
All ina stew.
For well they know they stand no chance
With fippocanoc and Tyler too, Sc.
Little May's days numbered, numbcre a. numbered
OIi hc 'nus; so,
And ~ the char wc'll place tie good
Old TipPecunUe and Tyler too. Dc
Now who shall wc lave foF our EexI Governor Gov.
crnor. Governor,
Who tell whom.
LET'S have Tom CorNin. for he's a lean
For TIpPecaUoc and Corwin too, for Tippecanoe and
Corwn too,
And with Them woll heat Shannon, Shannon. shannon.
lie is used up man
Aud with Them will beat Wilson shannon
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-13

fen 10 Cgrca WaH--A person VIM had tried va
without success got riI of w5 by scrap
ing carrot, mixture The with salt. and apulv
ing The mixture every night fresh the cxcrescencc.
when he retired To bed. Five or SIX applicaito :
cured IT,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-13

The Natchcz Fec Trader an incorrigihlc oc, Foco
paper, published at Nlt-hcz, Miss has expired with
out gsuan either from itself or the people
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-13
CASH SYSTEM
URBBAYG ar 3 EELLER.

No 1863 Main wret,
ST. fo.rs. Nfsscurr
NATIlL devote particular attentions 20 general
W Commission husincss. = 0reiur. Purchasing.
selling. Receiving, end Forwarding
From hong experience accompanied With punctual-
ifr aui attention We solicit husrc-s.
REFERENCEs
hiEee. Harding Co. Wheeling Va. vs. g. g. Tar.
We'l.1rrb. We. Merchants generally 90 S.cuHrnvl..
o.. Pius,ursh. Pr. Cincinnati, Louisville. kr.. 50.
ioa.. $40. ls also on thr river. w. Up.er Msis-
app. Illinois lnd Ms5u-'. aHd Steamboat Captains .
auI ocrs. generily Whco,ue. Az f3. 1stD
Steuheusi'o % .a.d pubisl io s.rouui pf 81 scnd
'pI of Dec llinf 90 Cd, crref gHd oltrse thrs oler
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-13
ILLINOIS

We have 5ut few returns yet; hut they toll well
or tho Whirs Ia Madison County an ,hc wings are
elected by % majority. Ia Jersey me Wing ticket
has succeeded by 2iU
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-13
TIPPECANor TExr rnoK.

Being guide 10 the principal events in inc ifc 9f
Gey lurrison. compiled from Niles Rsr.er and oiher
authentic records. just received md Ter sao by
aug II STEPHENSON &. GARWCOD.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-13

ENaL-Fs bags thee IS very lJlr p-1, eIy 10
Urging attendance al ball. ior the excitement Of lc
scene viii always draw as many there as are eiycu
ia aiiendlnro, bui the ball 60 bo given tonight
a>ii-ouc lilIi being Tor Of ,ho most highly use
Oil ard benevolent purposes, VIC hope point will be
strained 20 attend d.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-13

There vii, Del q -rogt gathering OF tic Democracy
ct numbers 90 carur,ha,lovu, Pa. on 6,e 2Oh r.,'.
Dr. Elder. of Fitshurrh and Oele, OF Somerset, are.
expected there The " latch strings will be hanging
OUT Of "iI ,hc DOOR n %, buyF Cue Ere mole
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-13

The TIPPECAEOE FLAG IS issued from 'hi- Office
ON the 1t aud a. "a oG every month. Price 30 cts
tom JhIs u,ut uiul tu, Presidential election.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-13

The Address or General Harrison welcoming Con.
lafayette 10 Cincinnati which vii be found ir another
column. SIC 'h,nk pretty thing as is ,o he found
"a the English language.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-13
THE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION

In 1856 there were several candidates supported
10y different states opposed 10 AIr Van Buren, Tho
,o.c thcn stood as follows:
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-13

Wiley. candidate Tor Elcctoy. aidrcsscd the CT
liens OF Brooke County, 5u Tuesday lat We have
seldom listened 90 q better argument
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-13

LIFE At WATERING rLACEs.-T'he corrcspordeni
ot the Philadelphia Ledger, writing from Cape Nav.
gives the following night rather morning scene
IN the main gallery of hotel there The only mi q
We cannot understand u.s. how the correspondent han
pcned 10 be awake at such a time. We rcconn = Id
the husband TO provide huiself with a duplicate KEY
Gap! tap! tap, IN low aud gento tone
(NO answcr)
zap! tap! zap, Lille IoudcrI
(Sinl up an.,ver)
Clap! iar! inpi full octave hic. CRY
who's there r. On loud aud. thought for &C.
male. very determined yoc,l
Only me. my ovc;' I'm a soothing loud whisper.
rather strongly coniased with the voice from with
n)
We'll, Mr.. T., this rs too much bu, vow /
won't get up"
My dear, do pray rise and let me IN"
positively will not. | gave YOU flr warning I
would not ia This way he disturbed every night The
children YOU know very well, can't be goo 10 sleep
Ii'Cr ihcy once woke mp" u could testify 10 the
IrH'h ri this part of the convcrsaton) And IN S is
iiIr 'ou 90 night you have been up half the aighf
playing cards and stuiling crabs and champaign. It's
too bad
MY love. rccocct; do for heavens sake kcep
quiet, and lot me in; this is all d--d nossensc
moan this Is perfectly ridiculous. Just remeu Der " here
You are. and iak lower; liza NOT deaf"
Ntcr pausC--)
My dear. there's no earthly nse in vour Standing
There. You ought % know hy this lime that when I
~ Wpn tn'ar won .; and get out OF bed again
tins night woN'T--ihat's settled"
And 10 my mind the was clearly setiled---ihe
tone tins uttered IN leaving little rom fir hnlr,
Aer considerable pause. during which trnc the poor
hcnPcckcd husband doubt was casting over 10, M.
mind what was bcst 10 be done IN the emergency
My love. d" rightly understand that You really
intend SHALL be ioctcd oul nh nighiy"
Nes. my dear. It's precisely my intention anI To-
morrow night you viii cone 10 bed ~ soasyiab.c
hours"
scene c'os-r
The following morning. NJ sunrise. m is my custom.
was on my way with siippsm aud COWS, io battle
when mot p pandinr the piozz1. tic never
g''s up tll the last breakfast hell rings
Good morning. Mr. T.. Why this reform
hDn. How came Yur up 80 srJu -
Why, tho iact is-lal IN hn to ho ca1Ti {
wrb yuu--ho--thC--'ruih is. am up q lulc carrier
il1n common. The fact Isl. I didn't sleep very well
Il-i 1.ou Ihc cursed mnsguiioo- The ,yi, brought
ihcm in,' my wIudow--bt too the d--lo,i
swear never was bitten ~ ms lifc"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-13
NyEEEELING.
THURSDAY MORNING. AUGUST 10. 1910.

lu consequence .l CO., J.s.r, nr political ninrma.
,aa ara s.,cru ri cr,,-as , the pr,srr, p,,sat $50
rlrH".e % fnrIt-b eur I1rs- from ,bo Irrru' 'tue
Inu, the l.t cd ur.evber yu The following tr-ns
Our friends Wall perceive in,y a.o somewhat les, thlH
our Fl-u,arg. -r oui "a, ca, Will On al cases. bc
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-13

On motion u as R,soIl,d 1hst eomsitlee OF
three he appointed 10 correspond with other persons
"Eo have been supporters ol AIR. Van Buren,, bot who
have withdrawn ihomsc!yos irufu such-stp por.
The Rae ting appointed Aiotsrs. JAS. UESDGHsoN.
D. MGiNNfs and Lu',RAD g.. BLABEN sand com.nI.-
tee.
On motion It was Rcsalcel Tina, said committee be
Instructed 20 specially invite all persons within their
knowledge, who have Withdrawn themselves from ihe
support OF Mr. Van Barren attend the convention 10
be held ia the CITY ufWhoeliug on the 81 Of SoIdcm.
Der next
On motion. RosolrcI That The meeting adjourn o.
meet al 'ho SAME puce oH Saturday evening next at
u O'Clock.
ID. MGINNIS. Pyosil,aL
DE- IoRMA BrooEs S,rr,tyry
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-13
a GENTLEMAN AND A MAN oFuoNoR

a GENTLEMAN AND A MAN OF HONOR
We are indebted to the BrttG.rd li'a) Aqua ar the
.clsN ius correspondence.
WASHINGTON june 2S. 1870
nv DEAR SIR take the liberty 10 ,u,,u.e 60 won
an address and prospectus tor the Extra Globe loprl
iha' 1t may he compatible with your inclination and
sense Of duty 90 use them for the purpose oC procuring
and returning Subscribers
II IN that hcJe shall be d.sappof tel. solicit %
YOU The personal favor hand over 20 some friend
he Administration who may boz inclined 20 use Il F
that purpose. All the numbers from the hoglnug car
It'll be had, large surplus having been printed
although the present subscription exceeds 5000,
oopo
With great respect, your friend.
AMOS KENDALL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-13
-. IL AovEerIsINa.

r- Afvcrtizcu-r's s1ulcl in without specific order
VIII ba published u of5.d oud ohJrvcd - tor Jhrc,
ir- r;oas aI % pr every subsequent insertion
: ain with a' advertisements ordered az forbid.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-10-07

ss Ref nio d dhab fol series fyeram
o lite % Of
np ESQ, mt
orders
i pain d iht
VIdn dydby moi nh6 o November mn tu np duuyo
h he Sons
sh Te anad Charles
nd r. Buh, ESQ
Ii lie Tmpsad as sweet objects hehaud
These ppenw ndnE yurd oh Nj mt dungeon
% s
hPHeau soh ehjmpuNhA hpnms b he
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-10-07
90 Another Certificate. m

This is to certify, that since November 1888, |
have been afflicted with disease in nv hands.
which was swelling and rouehness, breaking out
in sores, and feversh affection, together with 4
scrofulous swelling under my ears, which WIS
caused by heating my blood at the baVniug Of the
ta,ch Factory in this place last year have
consulted great number Of physicians and USED
their different remedies, which gave me no relief
was advised TO try DR.. Bangs RehoratiHg
Mixture. | went to the Doctor and procured
number Of bottles Of his medicine, and have been
using it for about four weeks, my health is greatly
improved, my hands are about well, the swelling
under my ears has nearly all disappeared, aud
am confident in a short time shall enjoy perfect
health. | believe this medicine to be powerful
and valuable remedy in all diseases Of the blood,
from the wonderful effect il has had on ne.
! wish to state that ] commenced taking two
tea-spoonful's, and increased the dose to Table
spoonful, without any bad effect, while oIhers"Ao
have been using it, understand, cannot take o'a
wo tea-spooniuls.
FRANCIS CHRISTIAN
Highgate, March 9th, 1910
Prepared and Sold by
DIR. JOHN X. BANGS,
Stanbridge L. C.
For sale also at this Office.
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~CERTIFICATE.-

This is to certify that my wife was afflicted viii
an Ulcer on her leg for two years, with sr,,,
swelling from the toes TO the knee, together vr5
painful sores on different parts Of the Leg, aad nas
useing various remedies, from different Phyacaa,
TO no effect, it was considered by those that ,,r
her, that nothing short of an amputaon woo8
save the life Of the patient. fortunately con-.
meDced useing DR.. BANGS RENOyATlNC
MIXTURE, and by constant use Of it for guf
or five weeks, together withan ointment prepared
by the Doctor, my wife, to my great lOy. va.
restored to perfect health, which she has couip
ued to enjoy for eighteen months past.
(Signed) FRANCIS WELSH.
Stanbridge, IL. CO. March q, 1870
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CommissiOners' Notice.

VINE, the Subscribers, have been appointed BY
w the Honorable, the Probate Court for the
District Of Grand Isle, Commissioners TO receive.
examine and adjust the claims and demands OF all
persons against the estate of Henry 5. Vosbureh,
late Of Aiburgh in said district deceased. repre-
sented insoyent, and also all claims and demands
exhibited in offset thereto, and sax months from the
date hereof being allowed BY said Court for that
purpose, we do therefore hereby give notice, that
we will attend TO the business OF our appointment,
at the dwelling house Of Richard Manning. IN
AIburgh, in said district, on the last Mondays Of
November and December next, al ten O'Clock, A.
NJ. on each Of said DAYS.
WIN II. LYMAN, ! Connts-
LEWIS w. sOwLES, { ToAsrs.
Dated ihis ID day Of July, 1870
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OCTOBER !
X enovating Mixture.
NOR THE CURE If n

NOR THE CURE Of Rvx
- Scrolsla or King's-Eyil, Hin d;'.. l'A
painful affections OF the bones IiIs ,'sa.'a
throat and nostrils, Ulcers Of sys 49, ',eS
scripIlon, Fever Sores, and In,s,e. se-
scesses, Scald Head, liberated ta a,' a.
legs, Blotches, and nil kinds Of d.. go
the skin also, PILES, in their mo 49, 2
gravated form. e.
This medicine is singnlarly efieae;o,.
lrenovating those constitutions WIZ - !
been broken down by inludicious ,res,,' "''s
In general terms, il is recommepdsd !" :.
those diseases which arise from iu,nn, - !
Of the blood or vitiation of the hume 1,'1e =
whatever name or kind. Some ~ ~ Y
above complaints may require some ,ris' -
assistant application, which the Gu, ,,'Is
stances OF the case will dictate he, t''
general remedy or prescription 10 ,rn,o.
the cause, this compound will be- nssi
sufficient. "@1
OF all remedies yet discovered e., Il.
cure OF a particular disease, this \ ~,
most certain. 1t makes a speedy ana ~.
manent cure, without the least rep,,g !.
diet, exposure, or application 10 bvsins,.
Even when the disease has become eos,,
tutional, and Mercury with other nonn..
remedies, have failed, this Mixture h.
never been known to fail of perCormi,s
cure. The proprietor gives no long ousI
ish recommendations, but leaves lI,e n~I,
cine to speak for itself.
DlRECTIONS.-Take from ltoe,
spoonfulls, according 10 the streuotb ,rI
age OF the patient, before eating, mornins
and evening. Should it sicken the slon'
ach or prove too much of a laxitye. les,e,
the dose.