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The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-04-24

Tie Bank of Virginia. 1.-The robbery
Of This Bank by the Cashier, VIM B.
Dsbney, Is flsgrsut instance Of the
demoralizing effects ofan intimate as
sociaiion with such institutions. lie
was we'll known. and much respected as
a man Of honor and honesty. He has
now decsnped, having robbed the bank
OF nearly 100000. No man is TO be
trusted nowadays, that holds an Office
in bank. Such position is not more
fatal TO every principle of rectitude than
the atmosphere of "a lazar house to eve
cry principle ofhfe. On Saturday, by
virtue of warrsut I,tutd by the
Mayor, B. W Green, Of Richmond, was
srraigned for examination with refer
ence 10 certain charges preferred in the
said warrants ",hal Green had aided,
cnuuselled and abeted with Dabney,
late teller oftbe Bank of Virginia, fe-
louousy TO embezzle from and defraud
the said bank of a certain large sum Of
money. IS. Times.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-04-24

TIE RICHMOND FRAUD. - The exam
iuatiou of Benjamin W. Green came
on before tho Mayor on Saturday. Fif
teen Witnesses were examined and the
principal charge brought against him
seems TO have been that of habtual care
lsssDess: the arpouat o. defalcation ac-
cosing 10 The Star has now reached the
enormo ls sum Of S7C0,000. The CASH
Ter of the Bank has left tosn in pursuit
DabHev.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-04-24
"a GOnn ANSRRR

A Wing who lately left HE party and
united bis aid in support Of the Demo-
cratic cause, being asked by one Of bis
late friends why be had changed, repli-
cd, Mat there was much said about
hard times, low prices, and scarcity Of
money, aud TIE whole charged on Mr..
Van Bureu. have examined into these
things, and find that IL is the oppouents
of Mr., Van Biren that hold the purse
stri0gs tha, control the Banks; that di<
rect the trade and money, OF the conn-
try; under the hish-sounding term Of
lhs credit system, These men now have
the screws upon the people, and the lon
ger We sumbit the tighter they vii
squeeze, sm de,e mined therefore 10 do
all can 10 put down the money power,
wauing against the Government, and
producing all these ills, and yet charging
them on those that has no power to pres
duce such state Of things.n
a democrat present, says this is the
view all his neighbours arc taking OF the
subject, and great many are leaving
the federal Bank "rnle or rUin" party
five OF whom sent ihelt names for the
Extra Statesman, and have declared for
Mr.. Van Buren,.
We received on yesterday six subscri
hers who had recently heen wings, and
i've others reoounce their party in this
days paper--elsven 10 all, in one day |!
-StdtCSRda. IA
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-04-24

WANTED--A word in the English
language, that will answer for and con-
vey the came meaning as the word
"hirelings." The Advocate having
used the above word until II has become
Pat would give liberal compensation
Tor substitute. Apply at the Advo-
cate office, Immediately.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-04-24

WHia IDEA OF SUFFRAGF.ln Louisiana
NJ man can vote unless he is a freehoI-
der. A proposition to extend The right
OF suffrage was lately voted down in the
Senate Of that State; every Harrison
man voting againt it,and every Van Bu~
rem man in its favor. This is the posi-
ton ofthe two parties throughout the
whole country. In Rode Island the same
state Of things exists, and atievery at-
tempt that has been made to change it
the federal party has been in
opposition, and The democrats in favor.
This shews how bypocritical is the
Whig cutlery Of affection for the poor.
The wings think that nnone but the
wealthy have a right to vote. Times,
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-04-24

RUM argument, against the Gallon
Law. An old fellow in MISSISSIPPI, late
ly made the following thrust against the
gallon law. "Tm egiu it, because sup
pose mans only gol two dollars aud
he wants some bread and meat for his
wife and children. Now he can't buy
less than a gal'n of whiskey, and that
costs two dollars. Well, what's his
wife and children to do for bread aud
meat ?" The law ought to be repealed.
A PrecociOus Genias. ->''Where is
the East," inquired tie mistress Of
school of one of her young pupils, whom
che was questioning on the situations Of
the points, North, South, East. and
West. I'm the Jug!" answered the
little Geographer.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-04-24

The WHIG CIDER SoNes. A cores-
pondent who writes US on this su6jec
very pertinently says: To what expe>
diem, will not tho Wings resort, 10 ar
rive at the goal Of their smbniOn2 A.
mong. the numerous ones for which they
have been distinguished, the Inst is tru-
Iy Tho most laughoble; that of singing
him into office! Now Whggits, as well
may you "sing Psalms to mile stones,"
as endeavor 10 win "golden opinions"
for William II. Harrison by the rldIcul-
Gus songs you have concocteG. let
X. G. (no CO. Try again Letme tell
you, it will require moro mighty work
than that Of poetic phrases to raise the
Wing party, while their principles are
recognised, and more than all, elevate
it 90 the popularity Of g an. Harrison.
The New York Herald we'll said OF
Harrison, when his nomination was fret
announced, that be (Harrison) "has
not political strength enough 10 draw q
setting hen from her nest" IT'S true,
true as holy writ, and the Wligs know
it, or will learn i! 10 their everlasting
sorrow before 1871. How empbaticalIy
may the language Of 81. Paul be employ
ed in reference to the Whig party: oh,
foolish Galations, who hath bewitched
you, that ye should not obey the truth?'
t..... Tines.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-04-24

Wertern Lsgisldtion.-.W We learn
from The Louisville Journal, that during
the late judicial trial which took place
in Vernon, Kentucky, before one otthS
Justices ofthe Peace, two lawyers EN-.
ployed in the case one Of them Buck
Eye) got into dispute about some III
dIculous matter, when The justice inlcr-
posed and threatened 10 fine them ifthey
did rot deport themselves moe deco.
rously, TberoupoD The Buckeye rur>
ned 10 the justice and told him he had
no right 10 fine any body; that he was
bot q. court, aud that he was NEEDLES
some fellow any how, and rascal To
boot Upon this the Justice rose, with
the bench on which his honor presided
in his hands, Tive feet In length and
with sweep of sixty, he placed The
farther end against the side Of the young
Buck Eyes head with such judicial
force, that the poor fellow on recover
Zig hls senses, found himself PROSTATE.
with his head nearly IN the FIRE. His
cries Of murder were alarming. The
! trial was at an end, .s.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-04-24
=" IH' OH NIIOIIDs
Nashville, April 8, 1910.
Remarks.

No man in the country is a better
judge Of Gen. Hanison's conduct as a
military man than Gen. Carroll. Him.
selfa distinguished commander in all
the great southern campaingns Of the
late war, he was the close observer of
Harison's movements, and with per-
feet knowledge Ofthe facts as they ex-
isted, noman is better qualified, with
the aids Of impartial history, TO expose
this hero-humbug of the federalists.
We hope that the venerable chief may
have health and strength during the
summer and fallto defend those princi-
pies for which be 60 galantIy fought up
on the battle field Of New Orleans
When he speaks, tho people give ear;
for they know that he cannot diSsemble.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-04
9 9 g . g 6

AftT reading the above and the rolowing *.
uaSls II''n a lev "i he several thousand l,'i,rs
M'SIERS, 20 whom any person can eas.l. wrirs
who cen i2rn mp1e ttou. the mighty powers o.
,ie haichltss Sanntiyr, and wh. u wonder no
there !s such an excitement anon PHYSICIANS
Post OHre. KINGSTON y y. ItI. sI.lsy..
D.. Ro" and. Sr,--F0 effects Of the Gsrmla
was ~ a DEED C1N- SIPIIrN. AID Who IIsi
been 90 continued night sv cats fr seven mpath
rev cnn.lt,rs herself NELI. Size on ~ o,hsr
ses taken viii BE tDIlG ~ T.IIfEf Tune"
gu ne cyuid not rai.c hu. e ln -l. bed has been
f.s'oT'd ofHEEE II .Al.TH by he Sanauyc.
JOHN V. llLLBURGH p. VI.
Poe Office Wccisport n. V JuI. 4.Isas.
br1r ~Ir.-pn The aufyal Of the SanattNp, | sold
YOND ANY ASSi~TINCE From FHYSi.
CLANS. One, MERCHANT giorr village VINO WIS
a3"ui gu.iuug business IN Consequence 81 his health
-e began g. recover, and uC has nov gone TO New
! pTa giier mere goods 20 renew his busincss.-
Inc other "aSa woman who for sIlht months had
nDlir.i hr 5el-in sNdays she rode two miles and
Al. SMITH, p. VI.
PostOMra. Charlotte. y. q. June ~. ts7s
Nr.-i have .HIt al ths SanHtrvc and want two
I, m9rkabIe cure OF PtL|ATA1ioN OF TIE.
re- DOCTORS ARE TBYiNG 70 PUT m.
H. c. WILLIAMS. p VI.
Pos, Office. North Eaton. o 10. Ju y Q. 1888.
Nrl am Cutr. ly OFT nj the Natehl.s4 Stua-
AID have hourly Gale frr-mauy from a dis
.'nfs 1f 20 90 ID WIlc6-.u which cases prsr L. are
% .'sfHI rIEted Iu MT brIu. able fo sht.in it,.
ihtV --l wiling 10 give ans rucs fr I. and I
l.g.a nav sod uurg he past week more than q
ISI"jULI GRrAT MEDICINE M T1ng IN
zoe ',..rt'y are fast recovering from the cou.umg.
D. The use Oft.
y c. WfLMOT. PM. .
.toT-r Mnprovla. Fred Co sd. Ma, %. ISIS.
tr.'f 90 dh1Fe saIla bottle ~ che Sauatyc TO .
2 Nr JONES hariIaY about "a month SINCE. md .ag .
Ih fit.F WIgn b, iId me De- lad been f.r some
'n. OBJ 70 tONFIjNiD CONSU option ana
pr. Pre- N,f' 50 drop hs took, ice f.Itit in hs fin.
gcis '.s aha lri % m1fe hlu sIr. for s,v,ral
iays but fnenls 20 Pra.Ii-rcc Or gfr5 he va.
Wei ". sr- ~ NATCHIE~SI
a NAll.Ei. rItDNIUFSTIAL BISGOv
i d, Dt tHD coon OF 1UE uTNRN
NN'' JA.pH or NISE. +. VI. -
Tho above Gro hIi sna" portion II tb, r,rc-rr.
'.I. .fif- 'Hlf UI.. H..4 u,H.N.d with fI. No..
aIi ".H"r mHF NH a..n a, applying o.. 49,
..'r "r a'sH. f1IU.rg COON. o. gf1.f. gI-,L.
,.I5 .i. ..l Hf. ...l APPOINTED III,
Fof .alg ~ GtD HARRISON.
Agent.
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AMERICAN TESTTNONv

THE M.TcELEss SaSAryE.-By an aru le in our
papsr To DAY, u vii be seen th1t this medicine ha-
osi none OF ITS virtues b. crossing the Atlantic
iSr y appears TO be working similar cures ia Ames-
Tea u those which have astorished Europe.
BOs'on T0rHiHg Post.
We learn that the DISTINGUISHED ID. Watson, 256
Warrington street, and Or. =. & Hewett, the
celebrated Buu.~etgr, 2gy Wa-hlTu zion street fUn
.ns Witnessed the happy effects OF g lrIicke's
Matches SauauNc IN Sc CTal cases which have
come under their observation, have gwen the zen.
era! AsCTt OF III : modern Medicine. uermission l..
refer To them through The public journals. II Il
win pleasure sc dOu,e such acts OF dislnteEcs'ed
aencNptcncg, ami this noble generosity Of Drs. n.
IHc w. tesVcah their genuine phi authTopy.
We understand ID Watson IS of the opinion. taaj
as the SaaaNve has created such a Tremendous
excitement among the msdIcal faculty. IL must he
sbh"sNlnS CN'raoTdln2ry, and far superior TO the
common no-irums Of the day, and there cannot q
a doubt but tGat wncn the virtues of tins r-csi
wa frankly acknowledge 4 t. be the most valuabl,
ADDITION winch mas been made 20 the Mg.eria Med
Tea since the days Of uIPPOCE TIES.
We further learn that the Eenrlal t~eut n "a,
- .br. I!rWott for Two very Interesting cases
which came within the knowledge Of the Doctor
'He q The cures, a. we learn was effected rpon a
yOung lady afflicted with "IVNpAK H-rrsai - ara
20 suh"Ht 70 DJ. lis usual mode 81 trr1turr~t M
-ush cases. tie adv.sca nyI 10 try 81. S~anat!ve. she
"u 50, ana bgi0re tgNlaR one pbI1i was enurei,
cured, and NOTA EfSIlGE OF r \
REMAINS - Aup her. 4 srntera1, ocsJ a.
.r,l ,un.ei 10y rIt Suu knew him % Hc IN a"CpN
FithtO CONStA3TION.' was wonderfully
resiG-ed 20 health hy hc use OF only one Pima! OF
S -. I@n,l.r mo 1s IS NJ" vel! aud about M,
WEI n NIX the op.n aid candid course pursued by
,T-, watson aud ltcNgtt richly emit Tics them q.
ne laStins srnuls.e 81 the public, although th-,
may nave The whole pha'LuX Of he medical fccal
~ pyGI-lug .g-n the.
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t.9VEN'T' .~WEDFCFN.ES.
a BOUT BRANDREDgu'S FILLS.

DCOt bKANDhrD IT'S PILLS.
- They have cured since their introduction to
the United Ststcs, probably neir 3uoc1o persons
of consumption, inffgcnza. cords, indiges,ion. dys-
pepsia u nd ache. ants cBsc of fuliEessiu The back
part oithc mead, usually the symptoms of apopiexv.
~launciee, fever and aguc, bilious, scarlet, typhus,
yellow, AUD camIusu fyvors Of al kinds asthma
gou', rheuItolstn, nervous diseases, liver COM
plant, pleursy, inward Weakness deurcssin, cC,L,
+ spirits, rurtutes, inflammation, sore eyss. ft. r,isry
drbpsy' small poN, measles. Group, coughs. whoop-
uS cough guinseY, choilc, cholera niorbus, gra-
vel worms .dlScntary, deafness. ringing noise, IN
ne head King > EVIL, s%crutuia. erysip,ias o. SAINT
Authouys tire. salt rhCun. white dwellings,. ulcers.
some Of thirty years STANDING. cancers, tumors,
sWellcc feet aud legs Uies. CostiSeHeSs, all crup-
. uous al the skin particularly ring worms. firhtftI
dreams, female complaints of e 'cry kind, especial
.y o1strucuons. IeIaNatous, sc.
Athoughu wl.lonly be hye years next Nav since
/. The first Office wac established i'm Ncw York. Vel
4 IN that tmel have sold over Mae millions Of boy.
{ - and have now seventeen Offices for their eNclu
,lNe sa'e. 81 least one M every uTncIral city OF "a,
Sh"t, az at cA9cn'e OF near Forty Thousand Do.
'ars per year. Aud with the expenses Of adverti4rt
IT,. me uS!Tshtals, ms sum was n lule owe
s. Jue hundred Thousand Dollars for the year t~3S
y some icca may be formed Of How the u.sdiciue /
= appreciated from these faCts-1hcy are indeed a.
on man.
I SUPPOSE a n1rdr,d volumes miehtte r led VT
ccrustt cases If cure solely by Etandteth's VEG,
table Universal Pills, on all the above mepi1Te
" sppgaranccs ~ The Only One Disease. alrealiv prC
-gedn S from Impure BLOOD. The following case
ulcer deserves attention
IA Mrs. Clark, Of Tlhury street. BrnaAlyn. ,or f,ut
+. teen years fad an ulcer on her night Srst, whiC
\ entirely pToyeatei her from using that hand
~ @ ailments OF al SORTS aud many purifying med
'h 'iues Were made use 4, but were 81 no ayai uuj
ne the brandre'h Pills were uscd-wrlch.I n 6 m,ntl
a. made y perfect cure. l. Is now nearly four yea
since ihts. cure was effected, and has never b.,
advertised b-i1re, although | have had liberty 10 {
s..
Nv agentIn brooklyn, Mrs Booth, Of a Fu'tc
Of street Knows Mrs. Glars. ami can speak ffom h
~ own NnO"te ge, oimauy similar cases. cured sole
y, Pills.
Although Couuterfeiting Druggists continue
~ advertise Brautre'h's Pile N their windows. n
q remember That in all -a-cs you will be certain ~
- iNro-Ep ~ Eg A COUSTETFETr
or IF " PURCHASE at DRUG lists STOR
,- Nv own Offices IA New YORK are
h al Lroad"ay, between Murray street and Pa
place, nearly opposite the Civ Hall.
Philadelphia office, No. :, North SJh street.
BIlUnore office, corner Of Light and Mercer stree
Pittsburgh Office, No. l26 Wood street.
car STEPHENSON & GARYOOD, lsuccCSsors 10
Ore q r, Fishcr3 are the ONLY AUTHORISED Agents
~. WHEELING. Va. oct 81 I'm
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'E htHr NIn..... fH uI tllr. v.E..I -
Spring SIffls. invented o.. Sir Mos. 81,
H- 'aErr'frss over 1ry f.rs ever rry.-
p, '-F 'i .Iadies So e-s. 'n Hl rd.r and ..f
"'1f aware .I lHs T-ffus.I..
fhf "ai.'e Boo fIrssITsurs oft fEa rnr,.,.
!" 'f'Ns ''rm w. r'H.cifon goo u0 ums ss,s
"' ''' W,rH iiH-c who oeh f1 rfe r..y A.
a-' ..'. 'rf va Ire' os-ft err BOB owns f,...
- ~ DISAPPOINTMENT ,n
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A biicf history immortal E~xreumcuter who
saouhccd n lar.e yropeTty and nearly So wars
OF ncntai and BODILY tTl upon the altar OF human
henevu,snt e, must Tee iraulht with thrilling interest
10 tho Western a. we'll as Fast,rn Word. He a..
ktrsinan oi Or. Spr6w brr,N GcELicKE. The Nc !
known author uftEr "ii-tAra Medicinal, TnIys rxa-
his who gaintd e 20. az reputation throughout Ger
many ~ tne commencement ufihc last ccntrry. ~
Zcaiouslv advocating he doctrines % the ecct nitric
Dr. - AHL Having losths iuther by Ef~consump-
upn. 'tO"U-kc was left with a largo eSfntc. F,r
tunJ;C lCf NJ, ans fortunate for generations vet ua-
born, ms polar star was the good Of his fellow men
ana, ne NoweN. IN the name Of the Bling who
made hun that he would spend ms last shilling aud
hls NE with n, ere ne would stop short Of tn disco
very of tho CAUSE and CURE of thu, dreadful ols-
ease, winch had torn from HIM a belovei parent.
The lofty sPint of Goelcke VA caaled by the
to- Just rcproach ~castupou the healing art that Its
,ul'sellly ard ignorance serve but 20 court and fos-
Ter disease, AND ms aspiring soul would not per
nit lam "a gruvel on with the great mass Of phy-
si,itnS in the dam twilight or medi al knowledge
" hat! SAID n, has the God Of nature been
more p~ruyldcnt ipr tha e. thly reptiles that cav!
n our feet, than To- the uohicst Of his creation.
Mani Has he not kindly provided an anudore To the
hat was designed "A is shelter from the storm7
Pare we. then, lmpl usly charge our Maker with a
VAST Of EoEEFIGHr1 Heaven prbjd!i
Bulnc n u. rtrsu1f"i Of the existence or 4 sovCr
ciSn remedy Tor Consumption, then undiscovered,
ms giant minded Ihllo upber ara expcrimrnter
commenced rlnsackIug the thre- kingdoms Of ma,
ture, vegetable. animal and mineral and. with tb,
Kcy oi chemistry m hasd. unlockei her sacret ar.
cniN,s. Not satisfied with surveying the be.lutu
e'iS7'r OF her trune temple, this jealous chemis.
n-ut = oviL entrance INTO the inner courts, and
there. directed ny The Great Chemist Of the Cufgers
92iaiiGd from NArvRE's MEDICINE GEEsT, hu
Dr.. Herman Etmul'er, and two other sCour mos
eminent ply siclans, (wnOsc testimonials will :,
found annexed 10 this prospectus, publicly acknow
sfmplion. but other f.ariul maladIcs which the,
nave hereto ore believed Iucurab.C. They franks
] y courses nat ~ l. the most una"couutahle iu 4
man hands. -
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- ~ = UOI OuTrtINcs,
hon nature. benz oppressed, commands the mind

we re not Ourselves.
HhCn nature, h,.aE oppressed commands the mind
To suffer with the BODY
This Is a tEuism conceived by the master mird OF
9hNNs.cars, which neither s]ophIstry nor argument
con -ef-'c. To all those Who are suffering from
% lous attacks. INDIGESTION and Flatulencv. we
would ~lih Crea. sincerity, recommend rs a never
it..uiS remedy, BrandrCih's Pills. The testimonials
we nave had sutml'ted 10 usin favor Of this al
PIC mt-rlner igliy Jgstfy our Speaking Of 'hose Pills
The teslmoH sls Of II. W. Dewhurst. Esqrtre.
'Aeaife OF Zoology, Gow-r street, Fusion Square.
LoHcJv. January 10, tS3i.
Ny Dear Sir-AS YOU have requested my candid
o3inl-n % your Pills. I have much pleasure in sta
i.H2 iEai When lo5gnng under a serious Illness, IN
august, isfI, ! took them 10y youI advice, and am
h,apny i' say, that their action was in every way all
mar j could desires amt according y from their use
date my recovery | consider them an excellent
fanny medicine. iremaIu, NY dear SIR,
j. W. DEwHURST, +. /. -, s.
surgeon hc-ouc1cr, and Professor Of Human &
HoolGscal Anat. and cor. Mem. Nat. Hist. SOcI.
Professor Dewhurst, testimonials. respecting DR..
hranareth Pulls, SPEAK volumes. After hun, we
NAV hesijEung!y ihrm to our ]subscri-
DIS Hs me very ne plus u'rd VI all ant-bAious
Fiis -LoH6eH CoHscrr0Grc.
he great secret Is - have The medicine B. YoU
Nhtn you are frst attacked with Sickness; one DagE
rEEN VIII have more good effect than twenty. n put
on unti disease has erfteaied the bodily powers
{ me then, commend every individual who con-
.I1eTs hsiIth abIes>InE 90 keep a box Of Them where
ed ITeaiy 1--WE cents caRuot possibly he better
lAi "a.d OF A valuable lie may DC saved-or a long
AlCi S.cNucss prevented.
attaecHisi,rtn sale oIlhc HgaGiro,h Pills have
m lSrayci Certificate VI Agency, sIgnc1 by DR.. b.
Purchasers, ask TO zee tbs certificate. II u can
ngt Re .hown, do not purchase.
me t0rHsr of Licbt aGd Mercer streets. a few
o., glDT, south 81 Frf ZbpOytrs Hotel. -
EtANBRfIB'~ r INCI'AL OFFICE IN
BALTIMORE.
the EXCLUSIVES sale oshis TULLS.
lhgre can be no doubt sou purchase al the ABOVE
RR."EMars-PFagsi,'s never appointed agents.
~. = ftIdrsth PltJSrnrgh once. 100. Mood e..
SIEPfESON & GAENOOD, successors 10 4
! X Fisher are the ONLY authorised Agents Z
WILLING. VI. rn,o
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e OOKING GLASS. Portral q Picinrn

81 COOKING GLASS. Portrai, d Picture
"a Frame moHufac jurer. - The subscriber rcsr. =.
uliy iuiOLms the CltizCns o. " heshun Fud y,,i,.,,
that I've has commenced. IL coHuec l. N with a.,
1rHer business, thc Looking Glass. oItTaiI sni
dehas engaged Mr JEs. Robinson. froy, ,r''':
manufastories M New York, whose work u.sns I,
Is INFERIOR TO noncin the Union. and Is now t,rs,
L execute nl orJcrs IN thai line. He Nil -
SANITY. Keep on hand an extensive assurtn e., ~
LOOMING GLASSES of every decoration ~ a.,
a.su hhh@Eahy aud taney Flames. Ficture and
ahd ending Of every dee rFticn done IN ths -,
S''e icb26 BRANSTRUP,
AGENT for " p.-t...
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-04
hEARRiSON'SS PECIFlNO OINTMENT

Rs ARRiSON'S SPECIFIC OINTMENT
IA For the cure orVh.r Sse,Hng. Scrofulou.
alj other tHmprs, Ulcers Sore Legs, old and fresh
Wounds, Surlins ADD BrJises. S~we.Hn-s and Iuha.
mauc p7lIs, letters, EUu-rons, Chubi4lus
WhgloW-, BIcs. COINS, aud External Disease.
go. 'l5' - Is rev" sftaIE S'pe.{J' any
mei.cIte her.t"i9 e discoye'ed Tor the chal'et
backs sld limbs ofh)rs's for rag worms, chap
PEI tys,-'si i1 S tort t'rcytry e~Nterdal bodily Z.
va t4aI INV ial' 10 tue Tot OF man or beast.
TIE pryrr.a' -h1s received % least a thousand
ct-rarai.s aid other d1Cum .sis m favor 81 II.
,cCIi- ci0'meHt' upwards ola hundred 90! "a H'rI
cal FaCu''y.. ami IA selecting from this pile re
fo.io" .nS samA,,-, Ice was governed more by their
breFltF tHln their contents, a. they -. breathe the
EosT5v. jon, :, 1897.
ne two HuatIeI 51Ntso ointment, b. the WOstIm-
mediate conveyance, ana without regard % The cy-
psUse Of carriage, % / an quite out and much ,n
"daL OF ~ lo1 Au'w my esimau'n,1 d your IN
valuable discover, and therefore snail only add.
tha; further experience has increased ny %euthusi-
a im' ma established 40" BOP the 0piuon. that { IS
superior 20 any rCmedy exJant FOR external dis
CHAiLEs ?. EMER.oN, N. p.
AtrA~Y, July Q. 1897.
To Doctor Harrison SIR. use your Specific
OIu'm0atin my practice, and cordially recommend
u as most ciIc.eut remedy for IumOrs, Ulcers,
Waite Sw,.linEE, Struul1, Rheumatic Pains,
CGay3ci Face, Lips aud Hands. and for general
tL's.Gll c.npi4nt-. I write this o. the request OF
your agent here. who furnishes me with the article
ahr 7u pleased 20 have % !u my pONJr 10 award
hGnOr 20 merit.
BU TCSR. BEACH, y. D.
PEooXLly. y Y. Oct %. is3-.
naar S.r-Ny dan. hrCr, q girl q fourteen, was
sadly az! efst UT'H q complaint that physicians
tenn q -cild head sud / fu1Tgi 10 'tpegdaut ufcy-
erg other evil -He wau,a b. bald 900 consequence.
p the TCrn.TmauUaIIGu, howe s-I. Of tHs Frg.Mr
Perm, applied your 0Ia tw,ut Co the sGiioIef gart
bId fr7rk God that my child g. now entirely re-
covered from the disease. and - getting her hair
az fast as eau Pc expected. Thee cure was ELECTED
j. rat-- les 'H.a 30 m'niH., DUNG which time
] use. h.c I..1-. 0fDafuruf. / mad .s~utu.wurd
Of one .uui-la dollar during the .leylsus three
years, y4tI0gt an benefit whatever.
MARI howard.
The ah5g. rava'u1lic C.atGca.ls for sale BY
JAMES BAKIs.
.. CRTIEA"NFR. rld
M CHAPIlNE. WnceliaE,
and b a!i tNs principal Druggists IN Pittsburgh.
NOV. af. .-s5.