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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-04-09
State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IL CHANcgRY.
Bill for Partition,

Samuel WlIIIams, CT. a.,
rs. IscHAsczRv.
John C. Dnvette and Ann Bill for Partition.
Davette, his wife.
1T Appearing to my satisfaction that the de.
X fendun,s John C.. Davette and Ann his
wife, resides beyond the limits Of this State
On motion of Griffin and Burt, Complainan,s
Solicitors, Ordered that the said defendants do
plead, answeror demur to this bill. within three
months from the publication of this order, or
the same will be taken pro confesso agains,
them.
JAMES TERRY, C. E. E. u.
Commissioners Office, 4ac
February 25, 1910. So 81 c4B
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-04-09
State of South Carolina.
ABBEVlLLE DISTRICT.
I'M FOUJTV

IN EQUITY.
Matthew Mays, IS. !.
Needy Mays.
John Mays. Benz. Bill for Partition.
cy his wife.
HT appearing 10 my satisfaction that Benja.
Il min Broadway aud Nancy his wife, de-
PENDANTS in this case. reside without the limits
of tins State, on motion. ordered that the said
defendants do appear. plead. answer, or demur
TO the complainan,'s bill within three months
from the date of this publication, or the said
bill will be taken pro contesso against them.
BENZ. Y. MARTIN, C. FAD.
Commissioners Office,
9TH March, 1870. }rGr SO 81 ac6
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-04-09

Cheap Manuring.-Many farmers in
this State, Of late years, have adopted the
practice of manurins their land for wheat
the ensuing season, by turning in green
crops. For instance, take a field when
tho grass upon it is fully grown, say the
lst Of July. aud turn it nicely over with
plough. Then harrow, and sow with
buckwheat. In -four or FIVE weeks, that
is, by the middle Of August, this crop will
have attained its growth. Turn this un-
der with the plough, as you did the grass
before. These two green crops, thus
ploughed under, bring TO the soil much
manure from the green haum acquired
from the atmosphere. They create an
active fermentation, make the soil light
and pliable, and manure it more than if
the same had baen cut in the form Of hay
and fodder. and given TO horses and cattle
In tho barn. 1t is, on the whole an excel
lent mode Of enrichins soils, which will Or
diparily produce good wheat the next sea.
son.-Maine Cultioator.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-04-09
NEW DRY GOODS

FRoM New York AID HARTFORD, CoEN.
YHyHE Subscribers are now receiving from
IL New York and Hartford, Conn.,, and will
continne, to receive therefrom, and keep on
hand at all times, q complete assortment of
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-04-09
CROCKERY WARES,

CNOCNENf WHNEOJ
And great many articles too tedious to
mention.
We respectfully invite our customers, and
the public generally, to give us call. We can
and ,CM give them great bargains. We also
return them our sincere thanks, for the liberal
patronage bestowed Oh us, up 10 the present
time-hoping for further continuance Of the
same. MITCHELL g. RANSOM.
Hamburg. Sent 26, 1889 tf35
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-04-09

Fresh Groceries.
TUST Received fresh Supply of
% New Orleans and Cuba Molasses,
Rio and Cuba Coffee,
St. Croix Sugars, Raisins, &c. &c.
For sale by c. "A. DQWD.
Feb "a, 1910 Aft
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-04-09

Multi Bole Cotton Seed.
YHyHE above Seed can be had at the S,ore
II of G.. L. g. E. PENN & Co. on rood
terms. Warranted genuine.
March 4, 1910 ifs
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-04-09

Women ofteu affect to seem unafect-
ID, and take great care TO appear careless.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-04-09

Signs of Rain.-The air, when dry. /
believe, refracts more red, or Matchmaking
rays; and as dry air is not perfectly trans
parent, they are again reflected in the ho-
rizon. ! have generally observed cop.
perry or yellow sunset TO fore'ell rain; hut,
az an indication of wet weather approach
ing. nothing is more certain than,a halo
round the moon, which is produced by the
-precipifated water, and the larger the cir
-eis. the nearer the clouds, and consequent
.ly.shsmore ready to fall.
SIR II. pAyY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-06
q q q Q Q q q
EyANS' FAMILY APERIENf PILLS NJ. pur,

ErlANS' FAMILY APERiENf PTLLS as purr
- y vegetable. composed with the siuctest pre-
'oi at science Ond Of art; they never produce nausea
and are warranted 10 cure tlc following Diseases which
arise from impurities Of the blood. viz-Apople1v
Billions affections. Coughs. Colds liberated sore throat
Scarlet Fever. Asthma. Cholera. Liver Complaint.
diseases of the kilLeys and Bladder. Affections peru
liar TO females. and all those diseases of Whatsoever
Kind. 10 which human nature is subject. where the
stomach is affected.
CONSUMPTION. COUGHS. & COLDS. Nervous
diseases. liver complaint, dyspepsia. bilious diseases.
piles. ulcers. female weakness. and all cases Of hypo-
low spirits, palpitaiion Of the heart. ner.
'ous irriiabiliiy. nervous weakness. auor aibu- seminal
indigestion, loss OF appetite. heartburn. gen.
erai debility. bodily weakness. chlOrusis o. green sick
less. natulency. hysterical fniniings. Mysteries. head
'ches. hiccup. sea sickness. night marc. rheumatism.
sihina. TIC douloureuI. crarnp. s~pa-moiic affections.
md those who are victims TO that most e1crutiating
GoUT. will find relief Gon their suherings by
1 course of DIR. Evans medicine.
Berdre Of CoK1,eyfsI.-CsUrioN: Be particular
n purchasing to sec thai the label of this Medicine
contains a notice offs e'itry according 10 Act If Con
'ress. And be likewise PARTICULAR in obtaining them
9 100 Chatham street. New York, or from the REsU-
AR AGENTS. wM. H. WAeaing.
nov %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-06
NEW IERsEY

The B,s:cn Aias Thus notices. ia regard 10 this s1..
ONE sinrni Instances OF.
RsiriJarrc Jlsicc.-fi ra remarkable fact. and ore
at should inculcaio an important lcssou % The ser
. Of The people never again 10 defy aud lTsmplo
qun popular rights. nj the beck Of moro parry rgcklcss.
nee, that. Of the eight members from vermont and
Name who dared ~ uid in COMMUNICATING the New
Jersey outrage, and the p-'s1ge Of 'he sub Treasury
buf one tus been re-ejecioi
John Smith, Isaac Fletcher, Jo-lins 8. Lowell yur.
81 y Paris, crd Albed Smith haze Zach been -.srl
- by the people Whose confidence iFcy had u'uzed
D1vies ard Anderson were nrt even csrIIdltcz or re-
election. aud lac consiitUCn.s OF tbe onufr have rf5.
claimed ~ a thunder tone. hy r. change UuprorcJont
cd m "a New England district. their tisplcaruro % Dol.
career Of political inf1mv.
On rho other hand. ths 5 Whit members who 1rsl.
- 20 The utmost bofh outrage. have c1er ono bee.
ro-ciccted by i1cstcset Er1orpir'. in 40 eIsr less tha.
q ii1us ind and ty an aggregate majority ui 30 900
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-06

NJ Edward us ell. WIS. ~ las. Dcccmber. 50 D..
denly seIZJd with cold shycuuEs. which were spc.
ceeded by pains ~ cvery part OF "f the body. tn
pa rs cJuturrt sCvcTc until fhc month a MAJ
gher he trEan % sgif blood, this wa- suc GIy after
sucrecds ~ q hacking cough, sve!inc. AMI nan.
lu the chest, and tHs discharge Of blood lIg.l lie
mou,.~ became considerable; th sc SYMPTOMS.
,yhf s so often the Messenger Of sudden t.tfh
gS,t.f the course or 20 v ',ccks. foUorrI he
fl,tt tseiI surpurBuou, min led with blood TIM.
srJu1.si1uco appeared 90 r,ge hHn = tcino1r4ry re-
q rH fIf crrE1 hf'Ia,c 'tss troublesome and
.nr appetite Iacrrased. The DISCHARGE rf Gus in
rr.Iatd d the Jcv w1e CD wasted as C. assam,
go fle nr~f1r1dcra o.! our who Nu.os FRI 'hr 80
stage ~ r'Isuwgr 0u. The rIyIs.ars Vhop'gr
&c.. were satisfied tI t1sr orrI'ou, that no hon,
~uHIrrt, ana f4af fuf'Itr fHai of ws5Iriur v,rl,I,
Hf .r-r-..yH I,sr. lu This dire aud f0ri. "a, 800
be- hsr.r o. ru. IIurf n1trnir rIIs.ar, y,
siHIa few boxes If COB. med .rc DE- 1as r,5syr.
r r.r''et cure ana har since rgi1.ed stet..sa.
Tat|f.s THe fsrIlf.I recovery Di Mr.. lusa.I
me asfHufsH.d To-. ra relatives end frIs,Ls ~.
Foo fs1i.fs these I.ucs fr ir Hunt vr h .y.ffss
rns gratitude. EpFAED ~EuSSRLL.
gar-s 1 race .f S.~.s S@l8fuoA- Av,w,. -
i... ra-H. .. E..rs FE-7.. pm.
v-f f.I.. White. wac tltl. srs-. o. ~ rr...
N....s .f' s s-Frf. A'tHl cd r.,. r.f.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-06
W ALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN a NEAR
WHEELING NA-On TnnNlrn thn LII L.,

W ALUABLE REAL ESTATE IL q NEAR
v NA-On TuesiVy the lt De.
eember next. I shall offer for sale al public auction I'm
wheeling. the farm belonging 20 The estate of James
Pember,on deceased. lying in Virginia near Short
Creek, about seven miles from Wheeling and n half
mile from the OHIO river. The tract contains about
S43 ncres of which about 400 ore cleared. There ore
on u two dwellings and an excellent barn. AMI . good
orchard. Ia is well supplied with tinker and cOnl.-
The soil - Of excellent quality, AID II j. considered
one of the most valuable tracts Of land in The Heighbur.
hood. and rs well situated as any of them for all farm.
nc purposes.
shall also offer Cor sale NJ The same time. Lots :
and > and part OF Lat No. 6 lying on the west side OF
Main. and South side OF Franklin Street in Wheeling.
"iih The improvements. consisting olthe extensive aud
valuable steam Jaw mill belonging 20 the estate Of said
Pember'on. Forany manufacturing purpose this is be-
heNed 10 he one Of TIE most desirable locations IN
wheeling. being convenient for COIL and lying IN the
immediate vicinity Of the river. Part of ii. IS also well
adapted for dwellings.
The terms Of sRle will he one fourth m cash: tho
residue IN three equal instalmenis bearing interest
from the DAY Of safe and payable respectively ia siy.
Twelve or eighteen monih-;-lbe purchaser tn ir en-
uted to his deed on making the cash payment. and So
curing The residue by decd of trust on the pn,perty sold
him. or IN such othor manner as may be satisfactory TO
the undersigned.
The title To the property IL considered undoubtedly
selling merely rs an executor and ,rus.
Tee under the will Of said James P.imberton deceased
| do not bind myselfIo warrant the same.
JOHN FAWCETr, Ex'r of James Pembertan.
Wheeling. sep %, ISM Is
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-06
NERVOUS & DEBILrTATED-DR.

v W TIE NERVOUS DEBlLrTATED-DR.
Il EVANS TONIC PILLS--The powers Of E.
vans Camomile Pills are such. that the palpitating
he art. the treinulUus hand. the dizzy eve and
the huiicring mind, vanish before ther effects
like noNious ,aporS before the benign influence of
III morning sun. They have been long successfully
used Tor the cure Of Iniermittenis. together with fevers
Of the irregular nervous kind. accompanied with Wis
ceral DISTRACTIONS.
This tonic medicine 10 for nervous ornplaints. gen.
eral debility. indigestion and IFS consequences. rs want
disiension Of the ST mach, acidiiy; unplea-
SAINT tnste in tho mouth. r~umbling noise in the bowels.
nervous symptoms. lnnguor. when the mind becomes
irritable, dosPondin-. t~Ioughful. melancholy. and de-
iected. HypochcRdriscisni. consumption. dimncss Of
sight. delirium. and all other nervous affections. these
pals will produce a safe ard permanent cure.
Evans Pills were first introduced in America in lS35.
Begarc Of CHIl,clf tS-CNUrt0s.-Dc particular
in purchasing to see that the Label of this Medicine
contains a notice OF its entry according 10 Acf Of Con
gross. And be likewise particular ia Obtaining thcm
at loo Chatham ST, New-York. or from The regular
agent WM. III. KING. Wheeling.
nov %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-06
- WAtM'S VERMlFUGE-THE MOST
~ useful FANNY MEDICINE EVER OF
ERE TD THE 4 PLlC

- N,EE vi EAhAN nNULAkNE hFfN VT
FERED To THE PIRIlC.
Tins well known Anu Dy-cnteric ard Worn
heQlciise has PROVED successful these twelve Yeas
past, aud 10 universally a~ckaowledceJ by ali wh,
nave tried ~, to be Gar superior 20 am Other medi
cine ever employed IN the diseases TOT "A hIch N D.
recommended. la IL perfectly safe, aud no chIlo
Will refuse 10. take n.
Worms being especially apt TO mes, persons o.
de sihtated diges i've organs and emaclatcd consutu
lions, mach mischief /, oittn dos, bv The ufdlnaT,
worm medicines, which. general CONSIST of TIE
strong seputgauScs, caDmel, that DESTROYER Of the
constitution, buffers pinS y, (. spfl.s oil turpcntinc,
woTm>red Otl. &c. &c. Articles Ofthis Kind may de
stroy wotmS, but they dvblNttte the stomach, aud
often materially l JuTe the gsderai health. without
re 'ioylna the ca i-e. Swam's ermlng has the
peculiar ad, sniage of removing the cause of worms
nv giving yigOr ana healthy actin TO the = omach,
and organs Of digestion, thereby relieving
lneasics. GROUP, hooping cough, Nc. This m GiCine.
by mugOranng the internal functions, strengthen-
ing the organs of digestion, and removing the pri-
mary cause which creates morbid sscrviions, will
relieve Bowel ComplaintSC hohc, DysenttIy, Dys-
pepsta, and the whoe tram Of hillary affections
SICK HeadaCh, Acidity OF the Stomacn Foul Breath
bi"Sding PILES, fc. IL L. an an:idotc Ia the early
sia2es of Fever and Cholera Morhus. As a SeneT-
, snlly Medicine, u stands uRuvalled. es II L.
10 most of the diseases 10 winch children
are subject. swans Vcrmluge will be found oi
some Utility 10 persons VINO occasionally indulge
IN the convlviglty Of the table \ dose taken be
isre dinner will anticipate the effects of acIdItv of
The stomach, not uufrtqueutly produced hy wine
In the n gleCt ~ this. however, n dose m the morn
hs or the following morning, viii, m most inst n
restore the tone of the stomach. n
Families resId mt m the country. and isolated In
measure from medical ADVICE, travellers. Journey.
ng to the far west; or bound to distant 20 Is. S.m-
narles and all public IN sututOns and charitable
lssociauons will hnd tRls remedy, constantly az
land, OfgTedt utility.
Prepared at SWAIMrS LABOR iTORY. pb,Indrl.
'hia.. HENRY JOHN SHARPE. General AaenT
70. 10 PINE Street, New York aud sold by ever
ss-eo,m. WI. swAIN9 SON.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-06
HINTS
CERTIFICATES.
FEVER AND AGUE CURED.

4 q ffr. tGf9f:
Dear >ir-B.litvisgita duty / owe yon ~ n su,
r"s~iui Q r1ctItlungr, ~ well rs those VIM navy To-,
unfairly afflicted. 1 IaNe pleasure IN aVku0nirLE
iug the benefit have GoT!y,d from the use cf ycn
valuable Medicine.
HUNTS RuTANIC PILLS.
Alter much suffering from Fever aud ACuc. rur-
'ng ilcspring and faii, FOR the last four yeYrS' ruC
me peyUuiary injuries attendant on Ihr 'ndI-rosI
ton 81 cn' on whose eNer;Uns y large family Nas
irpenaahf tor support, and having wi'hou; SUcrvss
'c>itd IN sEil OF many medical advisers, = ~
e~ApcEsal could not well at'ofd. In tie tall of 1872
1nnlGs tle 2r.moUltoty symptoms oi the disease
tppfoayhing, J Mas indu, ed to A friend Who hid
tIed your medicine, To- %purchas- \ TN.ka-C OF yOuI
BOTANIC P!l'S, and now have the happiness 10 IN
t1rin N"h-a7d through you, those who may be
sInl'taTy aHiiciCd-that they COUnttrdCt The dis
Ase, nor have l he"n troubled with It since. and
my confidence cDntuuCs 20 uphold me ~ the Pee
lief that your Botanic PILLS ar. the IA 81 sc. the
cheapest, most efhcacIous. and radical Curv iur
thai distressing disease the Fever aud ACuc Al
| can fnf tho nroseut oi.r ypn Tor the blessing Won
nave beed instrumental IN cunicrrn2 on me. q, ny
assurance of Enceaslng gratitude and csre,n.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-06
Levi Gregg d~efendant

This day came the complainant by his attorney and
fed his bill in this canse, and the defendant not hav-
ing entered his appearance nnd given security accor-
ding TO the art ofassen,bly and the rules Of tins Court.
And 1t appearing by satisfactory evidence thrt the said
Levi Gregg u n I an inhal liant Of The Commouweal h.
On motion of the complainant by his attorney. Il is
ordered that the aid LeviGngg do appear here on tho
first day Of the nett December term Of hs Court. and
the complsiaant's bill. and hat a copy of this
order be inserted in the Western Virginia Times for
two months successiyely and posted at The Couu house
Ioor OF ihns county.
A copy test y HICKMAN CLERK
The Defendant IN the above cause will please take
loIice q AT on tho 29ih day Of October next will pr.
eed to take the Dispositions Of NJ A.. Hereford and
ihers Ht J. NJ. Benl's IN The county Of Mason And
n the 18th day OF November next The dispositions of
Stmtum and Others az the house of n. RuGncr in
ne county Of Kenawhu to be read in ryidcncr m sand
'nuse. SAMUEL GREGG
OCT. 29-2m
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-06
nR WILLIAM EvANS' SOOTHING SYRUP
kOR TEL-IfIIN G-rKErAnEn

fOR CHILDREN Tt.E.i1itNG-rEErAHEp
ss riasELF-Is M0aers and Nfrses The pa>-ag"
ntthc teeth c,roush ne gums produces tunhlosornr
md dangerous sy'ul tomS. IL a. known by mother,
? aat there ~ great irritation ia the mouth AMI guins da-
az this proccs< The gums swell. the secretion of
be saliva is increased. the child IS seized w'ihirequcnt
s,aI sa Hen fits of crying. watching. starting an ltS
Ioen. ,nd spasns or peculiar paris te child shreks
Nth eNremn violcncc. AMI thrnsts it, fingers into its
mouth. lrthesc procUrsory symptoms are not speedily
,ilev,l 81, s,asmoiic cOhvulsi M universally super.
!enc. AMI siJn cause the DISSOLUTION of the infant
fmothcrs whp have their htlc babes Afflicted with
ne,e distressing symptoms would apply ID. William
swans S%poihiny Syrup. which has preserved hundreds
iintanis when thought past recovery. from being sud
snly attacked with that fatal mllady. commissions.
Berare Of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IL parlcuiarin
nrchasing 10 see ihlt the label of thi- Medicine con-
ains a notice ofIts entry according to act oi ~"nsress
8 ND b, likewise particular in obtaining Them at iOO
re,ham ST.. New York. or tro~n the regular agents;
u' Al. KING II Water st. wheeling
- A. Nealc parkcr-ourg. INV ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-06
ar iutevss'frr c-ce IF Iolrrcvs ofSririts, trist C
riDtcBt SpIsno5jc Iffe~fioa,

In interesting rrce ~ iOrrrc7c OF SrirttS, trtsl c.
r~iJieHt SpIsno8jc BUe~Hoa,
Mr.. Francis Caldwell was afflicted for several
years with extreme debility, together wiin a train
Of symutDmS generally termed nervous affections
md which perhaps, u wcu'd be Impossible tor the
zen ~ the most learned physicians to describe. IN
his case the spasus "a the stow och were 20 fire.
1uent auu eNcrucIatlng as nearly to deprive hun
81 reason, pans m tho MOE, extending even 20
he fingers and toes, hs'nlcnCc, sickness az the
stomach, and n geuCcii agitation Of the who.c
Vstcm, insJinurh IhasG common incident render
u the mind uuid and Bpprehsn-iye. liz order 10
remove these distressing symptoms. and restore
lie constitution 70 ita former energy a large pJT-
non ~ medical skill had h'en exhausted without
any Advantage; change Of sr and other remedies
we're also unaNauiug. and the mad and body ap-
feared 70 Ne devoted 20 a ruthless disease IN thia
hopeless and isnguid situation, Mr.. Caldwell WAS
recommended d make trial Of Hunts Botanic Pills,
me ELECTS uf which were visible N = few DAYS,
Una nv n continuance Of the medicine according
% directions, his stTengtnhCcamc completely Tsstor-
~, 1nd . sound state al health most naprily cs-
.1JuShcd. FRANCIS CALDN ELL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-06

Dyspepsia. or lgSirrsEgn. EftccfuGTv Cr-.G.
Ar. Nm Tucker uyInE lately r." u restored 20
Hunts But1n c Pulls. tiinNs At suI uGIsp vusahl. duiy
TO state c"riuln facts relative to the disease aud, 7
were v0lccl .'5:--r.:-a. - -rS.aEt raiec-
ton OF food. held- ache, palpitai.on 81 the hear.
,DwneSs OF splrI ., 4 troublesome dry cough, diE2i
ness, tshtuCss at the chest and difficulty ui breath.
ny, almost constant pBla IN The sde, loIus, and
shoulders, accompanied with much lan"uor and
iehi iry. IhEse All ctluus. Together with an ur-
Isual degree offaull,nce. brought on such = sta G
DfeNfremc weakness. As To prevent hIn irum at
tending Il hIsbuSlucs and has health appeared lost
beyond recovery. His friends aPd relatives became
tlarmCd At the melancholy )rosl ect, sad stroncl,
recommended Hunts Botanic P:ls-;hey were ad
mini tered. and IN a few days produced astonish-
ing relief. and finally realized a perfect restoration
10 sound health VIM. TUCKER.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-06

The attention ofthe cuStom~rs of
ID. ;. Gregory j. Co. is respectful
" solicit d II the following BrilIi-
mt Schemes for October 10.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-06

MARRIED In The Episcopal Church. on Monday
morning. ny the Rev. WIN Armstrong. SrEPHES RICE
Of this city 10 MIRy Mtrtps srinEs, grand daughter
OF Abncr Key Of Baltimore.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-06
Az ezf~dordin7r Try case If RheumGt isr1, dc~rtrpa
MED pih Didrrhdea and Nerr0gs de5Hity

An e<i@doTdinGry case IF Rhcumot iSrs, Gc~rtrpG.
MED bih DidrrhGea aud Nerr0gs debt3ity
Mr.. Joseph Hart, from being exposed 10 cold,
was attacked with a most painful Rheumatic com.
plaint ofthe head, and neck, which continued with
distressing violence for several months The Iru-
cIpal symptoms werc-a swelling and eXcTucidtIng
use; bOtn the pain aud thefeyer generally suffered
an increase IN the evening, The pains were ,ucreas
ed on the slightest moron, and were more sever
IN the nisht nme. A constant d.atThaca. which
produced It's general cons queuces-faiuIcucy, low
ness % spirits, and general wasting Of the boiy
tie was indeed SO extremely 81 that his medical
attendant could not possibly give the least hopes
Of his recovery, and X was generally believed by
his r. lauves and frruuds that all the medicines OF
tredtmen IN this world could not him amy relief
But seeing an advertisement On Hunts Botanic
Pills. he was directed b. IN Almighty Providence
"a use them, be dad SO, and AFTER . fortnight they
Produced a favorable change, and hels now n heal!
thy and stroLg man. Jos. ART
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-06
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MIR. Joshua Roberts was Oil c.ed with a bilious
and nervous isease To an alarming degree, be n
attended with all the distressing symptoms whlch
afftct n rs!sNed condition, yiZ:-A SICK head-acho
loss % appetite, eJidfuess in the head, pam ~ tho
stomach after eating, unusual tregIors, shifting
spasuocIc paias IN every part OF the body, colt
chili-, saliOw cumpieNIon, COSTUMES and a con
stans dull pam Ia tho right side, which often IuGu.
FED the most dreadful debility; in6eed he thought
ne vas ziilc:ed with every internal complaint the
human bcly Istdblt TO. He was generally making
trial Of varlors remedies, all OF which were equal,
ruthless au;ll he had recourse 20 Hunts BOtanlr
Pills, from the superior virtues Of which medicine
ns hath Il perfectly re-establishtd, and is now
able 10 pursue his employment free from pain or
disease. SHC ROBERTS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-06
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