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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-02-15

''r idri instead OF wood. Tie inquired OF the fire.
man % any additional protection To tue mlcb,per,
had been made since the Substitution of coal m.
stead OF wood aud beng answered in the mega.
i've De remarked o. the fireman the neces,,, of
mixing such additional protection, and explained
To HIM 'oe cause Of the necessity The fireman
rspiied ihl' he was aware OF all that. and added
" We expect all to be burned up one Of these
DAYS
We ave aware that the statement, On Implication
az lea>', CONVEYS censufe to the TRANSPORTATION
company TOE the neglect stated. and la,sat their
door the dreadful effect of rtabove recorded bu,
knowing As we do, lbe responsibility. integrity.
ana perfect freedom from prejudice. OF our inior.
mint We feel It our duty to lay his s,a.omea. he.
fore the public.
We learn that the company Will this moriu,
despatch boat 10 the scene OF the dreadful d.,5,.
ter and to all that IS possible 10 recover lac DO.
dies of the pensled.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-02-15
From he Globe Of llc 2lnd III.

Mr. Buchanan ~ the firtthrce hours Of be Sc
Mates Il ssIon this morning, cUnluunlcd Mr. CMy'#
elaborate propositions for undermining cod over
,browinp fhc PRINCIPLES and measures oi the Mes
SAGE. Mr. Clay confessed that whltho had dciy-
cred, was not meant for eilgc 10 the Senate He
booked ahead for lature fruit. from hrs augg, slious.
+ was plain, from his prophecies Of coming caiamI-
te8 hat his present predictions were intended TOR re-
ajaaton by the activity 81 The Federal party in Tie
war they are instructed TO wage; and that 81 he
mischief. they can compass to BE- charged to The
account Of the Independent Treasury, under cover
cr the warnings Of Mr. Clay, speech
The polite Federal CasaiudIa was happily expos
ID on tia point BY Nj Buchanan Never was
King Henry. rebuke 10 hjs forward heir apparent
moro bappdy applied llaH by Mr Buchanan To the
FederaI Otators orebodng VI disaster sud distress.
TIM ,eish ,cas father Harry, 10 he thought, was
recognised by every man who understands tie poll
cy Of Mr. Gay, as tile mist apt reply that gould be
nadc To HIM.
It has always been The polcyof the Federal fac.
finn 10 devote all their energies % defeat the Whole.
some measures Of Democratic Administration, aud
SO destroy the people confidence 10 il. CumuaH-
ding o. li,ey do the commercial blnsiog aud active
circulating classes they have had hu too much ste
efss in embarrassing heli5ca operations Of he tfea-
sury and destroying The credit OF tie Government,
and distressing tie people. hunng lhe war they
bronrbt ne most dreadful evils On the coAniry bg
discredalng he Treasury notes. BY universal COM
4 b.naon they reduced them TO thirty per cent be-
4 low tie notes OF broken suspended blnk,--sl1ry-
/ ed our soldiers on the irohuefs-gaye victory after
victory 10 the enemy-aud, 10 the end realized vast
/ specuatons BY buying up the Treasury notes,
+ which Rad been degraded IN value by their cOmbin-
aions and articles.
4 Both Mr. Walker and Mr. Buchanan traced, with
/ consumrnae ability, The enemy which turks ~ the
/ scheme Of the Federal party uaw disclosed %
The prosperity Of the county and ile popular insll-
luti5ns among US. We shal, 81 a itw days. we
hope be able to lay these speeches before our rec
ders.
+ Mr.. Cay az is his custom, DID not come out o
this discussion without showing his low propensity
10 gain something by staggering brsyado. Instead
Of attemgting to reply to the speech OF Mr. Wal
kerr (Which several Of the Senators declared 70 be
/ one ol the ablest ever heard ~ the chamber Mr.
Clay tired TO escape from the gigantic offspring o
/ ,he mind OF the Senator from Mississippi by poot
personal sneer. Ii was not worthy OF a reinrt irou
Mr.. Walker, and yet we should not regret hat b,
w.. pfoyakcd 10 make his keen reply, we're 10 so
Gst t!.c dignity If The Senate a'Nayg etaer. wftl
an opportunity for gasoonaie Is presented 20 VI
Csv.
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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-02-15

Is THcRs ROOM ~ rur Hr,sr fos t. s.FH.
norma
There IS 90 NASHVILLE d yngaE hnucb %. ars Of
alt must 5uCeu, lai honorable amlats 81 Virgins
Just v'e Jur ta
Tao sa5sa az fs1' bigi, ts7 trii'iag hearts
Who can, better -lIH ems other gentleman. agn-l-
rair 'at following tsauH.u. sjauzas dedicated %
i1m a0l hsuew relations By he l5Icnj Ju3 smauu-
ea>s OF 5oaiias mAiaef. a IS Hn weakness In
fauug men, ar away fem lAt scenes ol 0le.r
ea.daooi, oacsnoUleigr thc moving poNe, eta
!. moLl.r,s Wt. tnmcN L n lL..
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-02-15

TO \ SISTER Al TIE NORTH.
Though many league from cbiIdboois home,
Where you aud were wont to play
From those old fields we used Ia roam,
Aud pmlIe careless years away
Though doomed in burning c.imts ,odwa
Long ere ny gentle iel- l see,
From each aud all owe 50 well,
Yet, sister, yet IN lIunk OF thee
When morn FIRST breaks on Natures sleep,
Or n.ow5 the ltry nonnlrdes beam
Thy memory o er my soul shall sweep,
Like gImmerng3 OF an heavenly dream.
When 1fnsjye shades steal silent Der
Aud vel the burning eye of day,
III seat nc by the rivers shore,
And wait my thoughts 20 thee lwsy.
and 0, should pale disease approach,
Winch always waits on Heavens decree,
And stretch me on o Strangers couch
Then Sister, shall Ithmk Of the
N,rcHEz, lsf0. J. T. s.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-02-15
NO. 90.

In all lhis, make no conPain,, nor do ~
ient cermre, 4 had The letter appeared IN pspsl
81 tauY other State, o. IL any other than friendly
one and IN my Own, i would have passed without
notice from the. But having devoted the best por-
lion Of my HE IN the service OF the State and
tu'on, wihoul the hope, OF even desire CT iessTj,
except such As flows from the conscious discharge
ct duty, under tying circumstances, cannot but
feel senslbly any circumstances such believe
thls to be- calculated 10 cast doubt on my real
motives, by holding me up as an aspiraid for any
office IN the giii OF The Government, OF people
Yours Truly,
& Cal HDr.N B.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-02-15

Tim French Iusfif4ts l,y ,,s. ,.ir.t g..
,;r,., ~ ',.',''..l wv wy P.tlthtd moE
'rs ,'1 ','''4, '.'u i'e ben'crtc Ly-
- w. 'teH C"idith' tofn 200
~ ,.''r,, I, ,b. t,, y" ~ lsst'' 'o1H>hea
,I IT,. W. "'"'suI examples, ana
yi,r ,,r ,-,.I,, b.. H., -, ''''u'" wa" pas
lnii,o pa,rn,,s, LIKE e'T"'S o' "ut he'o-
,, M. L,,,l,. VIZ y, '7,. N"'st""d iNspra-
r,,,ll. = 80 "S u"' =" ''f committee, with
Inensnlrnra H.. l3,,. ''e ptcalollnn OF
n,al ..o ~, "'' 'lN'"t at lhe fare
iniraa,l b,t ,,oion,. 49,. 1o.,IS hgSpahi, the
49, ~ "'''' s"|t'y, ana Lafayette
W. s"''' "N"'''" iIs latbtrs root.
,,,'i l3,af "''s "s,g o,'' Young Livingston de-
,,I,,,l,a. Wv 'u.'''' W aus NINA and with
in ,nrgr., IN, llo'u IN ambition
the iaw. DiSS5,is6ri v.i,l an ao. ~ u,I SudF OF
Fuplish i,risnrr,L.,c b l,ri ~, 't'''''"'S WIN
Il, Sf .,I L, a., -. ~, u Wv W pace h ms SUI
~ ha,,,,,E, III, nt'.' "'l ualhlrd with
prot, i,,,,f , ,,'' ~ m'' "t request OF The
tr,,. ;,j .N,''o guy "o'o' ao"ity' II was
ni;n,I,1,. .''' WY ",u ed'ned NE barge
oc,,;rt IT,, s,.',., ~ ,,,' 'p'n "u5 htVoHiun
,lay in smoly ~ ~, "e was one
Ltl 7'''O' io' ''e "eheHt ~ nan-
IA ,,,., ..c,...
L;yio.,o 20" a, ',l var ~ NS" l"ft Mr.
I,,,,7 ,n. - 'I'0.e' 10 congress and
,,,1.,, ~ n ~ 49,, ~ 'R' was 'he CHOSEN
inr IT,, ,a,Y' ''e e'o@"[h' the 4hNaYer-
n,,i,- ,,,,,' ir 'e''b VI ppPu'at freedom and
LAW w5s Lonoro e., w., ,i''f "3I,,,,o" % ue Amen
,yi,, ,,,,. - '''1 u5e o. Kentucky,
sac,,,eI ~, i,.,'. G.,,, ,. u''' countess ami
coIl4a,ns in C,n,,,es, n,,'. ."''""Hoi ms
On tIr qlerttn,' NJ t,,l'r', ''Na'''
tbe ,,r,non, IF A., ~ '''2>.99 received
AMI BY the popular favor was soon oerw,,g i ",I
ed Mayor Of New York Thonit Vas that hjs II.
nevoLent heroism, the spring Of his democratic yr-
tue' shone lntIh conSplcuously. During the cnptin-
vance Of ht mlgNtracN the yellow fever ragaj IN
New lork with unparalleled fury. Far from ,6rinl.
'ng rom The peril, Livingston devoted himself TO hi.
duty he sought out the sick he penetrated the re.
ceSses where disease ragged most severely mi ay.
i'hed upon the suffering his watchfll care hi. Tor.
tune and his energies The nleasip, r,,,,.....,t.
ness OF sc'ldey0on for time PROTECTING bn ADAMS,
disease yet at last, Just as The fever w,s rrt,r',
he too sunk under The contagion. Then micf.t II,
seen de gratitude Of the people in The dense ,rooj
that silently thronged the street in which he dwcn
and asked IN whispers from hour to hour for relefto
Their anxiety. At last his vigorous constitution and
coImnes' Of mind triumphcd over the drcplhI ~.
ease and IN addition 10 the secret satisfaction a.
having done his duty the faithful ma gisrlte wasn't.
50 rewarded by The grateful ioyol Oh New York
Peeunary'emharrassme soon Afterwards inIso2
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-02-15

.fprcpos Of the battle Of Lake Erie.-We
once heard an old salp' who. If we remember
rightly, was IN the engagement describe the sub.
seqnent scene on board the brave Peuys vessel.
Due poof fellow was sent below to the surgeon,
WITH bis arm dangling like an empty coat sleeve
al hls side. 1t had been shattered near the shout.
der an amputatlon was pronounced unavoidable.
He bore The painful operation without aroan or
a murmur although "cold drops Of sweat
stood on bis trembling flesh" An hour or Two al.
ter his arm was ampu,ated, he called the surgeon
to his SIDE. " ] should like TO see nv arm, If Won
have no objection None in the world" repliod
the surgeon " if you desire 1.-THE ampna,ed
limb was brought, and poor Jack, pressing the
cold hand, when had forgot It's cunning in bis
his left, exclaimed with tears in bis eyes: Fare.
we'll messniate You have been good friend 10
me; shall never find such another"
.3gricahare ,sthe principle source Of or Cealth.
II furnishes more productive labor, the egitiuaie
source OF wealth, than all the other employments ia
society combined. Tie more il Is enlightened by
science the more abuaJantw Wi be is products
the more elevated its character, the stronger The n-
cIements to pursue IT, Whatever, therefore, tends
to enhghien the agfculiurst tends 10 increase the
wealth Of the state, and tie means for Tie SUCCESS
fol prosecution Of the Other arts, and SCIENCES nog
Indispensable 10 their profitable management.
4 coxcomb, who often lnruded IN lbur,
where he did not subscribe, one day bad bis dog
turned out by a crusiy old fellow who gave hin
a tremendous kick. saying. you are no subscu
Der ~ any rate" The master took he burt mr.
never more ANNOYED the establishment by BIZ
presence
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-02-15
". IL IIANRIoON.

lbe above letter -ays the cxt.acl. " wH.rc.
ccIyod on the 9,h or ION June. A1er ustipo
until che 2Jh JUy, for the "ansAerp which aa.
promised ma few days, TIE gentlemen refer.
red io' wrote again stating lhl,uo answer had
been received, and expressing he hope than ho
would wnto without delay. But 10 l4s dayuot 4
word has been heord tom HIM.
This was the state Of The matter IN 1896. Three
years have SINCE elapsed and tie CeecaI has no.
yeryel that We have heard broken hi. .. non com.
INITIAL upon the subject. Now Do. question "a.
rises Wheeler be has been TOO III 10 vie sll ibi,
time, Or whether beng afraid that bis true senll.
ments should be known, he has concluded to
dodge The question
ln the one case the Generals health IS Ger.
fanny 100 delicate for the cares II AIaglslrscy.
auG 81 ~ other Bon-cOmmttal vii never satisfy
he South. But 4 IS possible that be- thought II
unnecessary 70 reierate hi4 sentiments. after the
broad exposition d bis views ii Ms celebrated
Chcvlot Speech and truly We agree with bnn.
What did he hold ~ that speech. We copy an
extract ard leave our readers to draw Their own
nsrences from the facts before them.
Extract from a speech Of Gen. Waam flen,y
Harrison, delivered at Che,iot, ONO, n the
yeat ----~.
Should be asked II iheTs Is 10 way BY which
tie General Government can aid The cause Of
emancipaiion-l answer, that It ha, long been an
object near my heart, to see the whole Of he sur
plus revenue appropriated to the object VIII
the sanction Of the States holding he slaves her,
appears 10 ne 10 be 30 Constitutional objection tc
It's beng thus applied embracing not only Ii,
colonization Of those that may bc otherwise freed
but the purchase Of the freedom Of Others. By
jealous prosecution Of the plan formed upon tha
basis, We might look forward to a day not very ia
distant. when North American Son would no
look down upon slave. "
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-02-15

'Nd a'oai tn return VITA DIS ufas GO lbs 3tuu.e d
the Oh Dominion
81 N, NJ C.. Ja.
Room IN my heart dds, taoa saw ms boy
Ay-as much, a> when, ls.a a mothers 5y.
IN tby lnatcy', trsul aud t5.uy mora.
pressed 90 'lat heart ms olr.e,, hru-
Come back, q, COME blce, llfg Wauderer. count
There's welcome 900 tee 80 tHy .U.Itold's home
The mountains DER which t.y footsteps have lgca
The beautiful. valleys, cen nov su green:
Ihe.swetl 'HIg stream dal circles he AU
LcaPnl, and sparkling. and mumuuug still;
a. crN @, come back, thol uanlevf, come
There's welcome iog hyc 10 ,ly cH.lioag home
As Spring. soft breath % thr 'cglts, bower:
As dew 10 the parchcd AMI dropping flower;
As resting place 10 lbe bird atSta;-
- TO as, my boy wl.' lhl cum.ug&u,
Come back, q, come back. thau ,,Hndlrcr. comet
There's welcome lor dee 10 lly ctdIhooJs home
Room aN there's r,om for myself not alone,
Bat there's rnum lor thine aWu eH#6jma oHe,
Who comcth but NOT IN her maiden uume,
4 share ia thy mothers tHr lu claim
Come back O, come b.ck thou l,audrrcr. come,
There's welcome for both 10 tly cbadhoods homo.
Nlw GLASGOW, Va, Dec 1881
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-02-15

Doc cHEEP"--TweIye and a bali cents a
bnshe Is SAID TO be the standing price Of corn ia
the rich corn districts Of Missouri, a State in
which tbs grala Is produced ~ great abundance
7nd good quality
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-02-15
Norm BLNB,
May 20, 1880. /

GenlIeuca--Your letter Of toe @lh OH. was
1--WE weeks 10 ITS passage TO ibis place, When It
did arrive | "as confined BY illness. am now
iast egmcing and odi ma few days answer
your enquiry fully.
] am, very respectfully.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-02-15
TnE NOTmER-s MFLCONE

Addressed 60 hcrsau Recently married. 10 tennessee
and aho.t Co return Uita bus bride 90 his aua.e 10
l-. Oh n-u-----
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-07
= Q q q q q q
ENvANS' FAMlLv ApERIENr riLIs nre pnrr

LNNANS' FAMILY APERIENT riLIS are pure
IL ~ vegetable. composed nie the sir,ciest nre,
Ton OF science and OF art they nevc- rrousc nausea
andare warranted To- cure the following disease which
arse from impurities of the blood viz-A,-,pl,.,v
Bilious affections Coughs. Colds liberated sore thr,,,
SCARLET Fever. Asthma. Cholera. Liver Comnl,ints
diseases of the Kiticys and Bladder. Affections nee,
ar To females ord all those diseases of ,aisccyer
Nii"'' - winch human nature is subject. where the
stomach Is Affected
CONSUMPTION. COUGHS 81 COLDS. Nervous
diseases, liNcr complaint, dyspepsia bilious Diseases
h's ulcer, Finale weakness and all cS-cs of I-,
rhoHr'acisn how spirits palpi,aton of the heart ner.
'"us irFiiahhy nervous weakness fuor alhus seminal
NeaAhesS indigestion. loss of appetite heartburn gen.
a iehuily bodily Weakness, chlorosis OF green Sirk
iess hatulency. hystsrcal f,niings hysicric. bonl
iehrS h'ccup, sea sickness night mare rhcnlnai-rn
s'sina' nc doulOurouN cranp, spasnodic affections
,nd ,hose who are victims to that most circulating
isorjer GoUT, will find relief liom their suilerinps by
course of DIR. Evans medicine.
bc'eire Of CoHaierfsiiS-CAUrioN: Be particular
IN purchasing To that the label of this Medicine
contains notice of its entry accariiag 10 Act Of Con
sress. Ard DO likewise particular in obtaining them
al lOO Chatham street, NeNyYorl or frrm the REGu.
LAR AGENTS. WAI H. KING; IIL,,L;,,
nov %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-07

~ EWESr FASlfONS-'The subscriber J, mas,
~ opening 81 hIs siororOom Market Slp,re a
arge md fashionable stock Of Fancy and Domestic
dry goods among Which are the following viz.
Rich fgd Poult DC sue SILK.
do Changcablo Vclinc Ottoman f'r llIros bonnets a
ncw uuicle.
PLAIN fg'd s1tus n rich quality.
Rich striped mOUsl'n de LANES Tho nsNos fashion,
from Paris
Zephyr Scars and Frlls
Pointed IDugeos super B1shio) j1r clarct Nd rloye,
with many other articles of the latest fashion.
Al.o a bales heavy brown shpetrurs a slirtfprs
Several cases blolohcd muslins 40 qualities.
300 peires British ard Domestic Prints SC &C.
The abb, gDols having boen purchased on ,o fr.i
tcrInr a reduced prices tyl be g,d unusu.Iry Doe,
~ ,'-h ~ ~ rYn,tgil curouers NJ short ,r,dr
oot lD-f dfIr1 rf,EUTRsy
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-07
Uo TIE NERVOUS & DEmIITATED-DR.

TNO TIE NERVOUS 4 DEBIIITATCD-DR.
Il EVANS TONIC PILIS.--Thc powers of r.
vans Camomiic Piil- such. that the palpiiaiing
ne art. the rcmulous hand. the dizzy eye and
me huiiering mind, vanish before their effects
IKE noNtous N1pors before the benign influence of
the morning sun They have been long successfully
used Tor the cure of ncrmiiicnis together with fyers
oi The irregular nervous kind, accompanied with Wis
rcrnl distractions
THIS tonic medicine for nervous complaints gen.
era debility indigestion aud H. consequences rs want
nl appetite, dStcs"n of the ~ mach ncdIy; unplea-
Nanl taste IN "a" mouth. rumhug noise in the bowels
nervous symptoms. languor, when the mind becomes
irritable, Responding. Thoughtful, melancholy and de-
iecicd llypnchondriacism. consumption, dimncsS of
N!Shi' dcriau aud all other nervous affections, these
pulls viii produce safe aud permanent cure
Evans PILLS were frsi nirnduccd in America in 1895
BcCdTc ~ 'HH'crteHs-CAuTIoS.-B particular
IA purchasing to see that tho label of tins Medicine
contains notice of IL entry according Act IF Con
sFcS' And he likewise particular in obtaining them
at 100 Chatham st., Ncw-Nork or from the regular
agent WM II. KING, Wheeling.
npN %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-07

NlRGlNlA-At rules held IN the CLERK Office oiiho
Circuit Superior OF Law and Chancrry ir the cOui-
~ ci OHIO. M the month of August, 1910
s.ePhen Rice. Complain ,n:
AGAINST
Assts Peny. end lienry Move. aud Ire
-sid Henry Moore. John p. Clarke, and T.,
Mark Douglass, merchants and partners , ~ -
Trading under the finn Of Moore, Clarke Wy
n Co. defendants
The defendant Nus,in Pcay. not having entered his
appearance and gwen security a'rcdius the oct Oi
assembly aud the rules of tbs Court and Il appearing
by satisfactory evidence that he is MT inhabiiant
OF Tins commonwealth On m,tiun of the complain
ant by COUNSEL n IL ordered that the SAID defendant do
appear here the first day of ta tern OF iis
ouri enter his appearance give securiy Cor the per
ioruancc of the decree in the cause. file his
10 the ccmpainauis b-or Otherwise defend this suit
and TINT copy ofth,s order Dc iosth,viIh inserted
M some newspaper printed in tho City Of Wheeling
Tor two months successfully and pLsted the font
door Of the Court house ofOhio county.
copy tcsrc,
ALEXANDER I. LAInIEY. Clerk
A. CALDWELL, for Compt. aug Is
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-07

-EAR WILLIAM EVANS SOOTHING SYRUP
Il y FOR CHILDREN TEETH NC-rsErAREr
:, HfNsELr--Te Notb~rs End NarScs: The passage
ii'e teeth through hc gums produces Troublesome
III dangerous syrrp.otr- u r. kucWn hy mothers
AT there rs great irrs; ir the mouth and gums lu.
ug thus process. The gums swell. the secretion Of
saliva is increased. the child is Seiyc, Uh
~ sudden hts of crying, watching star,irg in it,
COP andsFssrns ri peculiar parts the child shsicks
sab ettrctrc vioei,cc, end thrists is gers into
Mouth iiihose preeGSscty Syrp;o.S otspccdily
ilevia ed, .pa-mpdic CONVERSIONS universally super
ae. ana soon cas~e the dissolution Of the infant
mothers who havc Ncit Etilc babes -'Ili-tcd with
'cse distressing symptoms woald apply DIR. William
vans Soothing Syrup waich has preserved hand reds
ifRisnls when thought past recovery from being sud.
enly attacked with that fatal malady. commissions
Bczdrc Of COastsrf -ifs-CNUrtoN; Be particular in
urchasing that the label of this Medicine
vns notice offs entry according act of Congress
nd be likewise particular in obtaining them at 100
nl,harn ST. New York. or from the regular agents
WA. III. KING. As Water IT. Wheeling
Stevenson & Nealc .ParkersSury. nov 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-07
Communion Cnr,d.

Mr. Edward Us ell wls, IN las. December. spo.
denly seized with cold shivcrings. which were sUr.
cecdcd by pans in every part Of Of the body Tb,
pa ne continued severe until the month oC Ma
when he logan 10 spii blood, this was shortly afc,
-u.steso " naCEiuC cough, swelling and pain
IN NC chest and the dlschargo II blood iroai the
now became considerable; these SYMPTOMS,
VIII z so often the uesscngcra Of sudden death
wtn, the course Of r. weeks, followed bv
itfk Vscid suppuTation, mingled with blood THIS
circumstance appeared 90 give him temporary re-
~ o7 the cJugh became 'esa troublesome and
the appetite increased. The discharge Of pus in
creased Tie body was 80 wasted a. assume
gu the appearances Of ono VINO iutCrs ln the last
stage of consumption. The physiclans whOattep
dcd were satisfied in their Optuiou, that no hons
renamed and that further trial Of medicine yould
be entirely us less IN this dTC aud forlOrn state
he began ~ use Huurs Botanic Pills ana bv IN
King u few boxes of the mCdi :lnc he has rocefves
n perfect cure and has since cnjoycd excellent
hoIlth. Tive unexpected recovery az Mr. Rp.s.u
has astonished all hi relatives and friends. and
he tenders these lines 10 DR. Hunt with evcrlas.
ting gratitude. EDWARD RUSSELL.
Di"rc'si"s oo'c Of Sererc Spas,o5ic Asthma. no,
lecNy cg,cf ~ H,Hrs Botaaic RIM,
Henry fr.r q. - -.
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