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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-02-21

The LExINoroN.-Every day serves 10
develope some fresh and affecting incident,
touching the late awful ea,a.trophe iu Long
Island Sound. The Newark Ayertiser Of
Monday publishes the following interesting
paragraph:
Among the passengers who persisted, was
Mr. James G. Brown. Of Boston, young
gentleman OF devoted religious haracter and
greatly endeared to all who knew him. On
the morning Of The fatal 18th he took leave
Of his friends in this city where be had re-
Gently formed most tender connection -
Among his baggage, since found on the
beach, and restored 10 his friends. is
his pocket Bible and little volume called
Daily Food consisting OF texts Of scripture
for every month and day in the year. the text
for January 1871 (the fatal day. were with
singular appropriateness these, He that en-.
dureth 10 the end shall be saved. ~ Watch
therefore, for We know neither the day
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-02-21

Forty three ofthe Banksin Michigan have
been proceeded against, by the Attorney
General; and thirty four OF them owe the
State an aggregate ola million aud a ha5f
Of dollars az a'ieA sap2
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-02-21
YER.NONT PHOENIX.
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY MORNING, ny
~ wBT. IL. RYTHER.

Advertisements conspicuously inserted at
$1,00 per square for insertions, and 20 cents
for each subsequent insertion. Less than
square rs ceuts for . insertions, and IL 1-2
cents for each subsequent insertion.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-02-21

sw,R. Hayes, f.q. and Lady, formerly q BIai'eboFo
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-22
LMKElGNERs ErAn rLus

ihc Van Buren, PARTY De- trying Co induce orr- co..
rnu TRENDS Co. hr'Iryr ri.c Wings np.s,l t., fI,r
rights Ono OF tho 81. Eurou candIda.,s ior ,rr,r.
Tor fi'"IasEtin Nrr ir-k Who D, described o.. ,r.rr
Hs one ""i ihe s'pucst rlamiun, ul drmn,5lry i'm nh,
Or1ll"n delivered O." Hudson u SOD. after ,iIlh.rg
'si.er"'I. "'"a Ihr irvur lW-rare ~ rclcrcu,, .r
i'r'rru"r--EE:u AND KrgFml.
"tta ".aaa,r.r. jhe isf..f .nH ,ro krra,,t,. rho
baF'w'lh.f. OBJ" .'~sn,a.. ere AMBITIOUS AND
s'hiiGN Hl ftASi'S a.i .'HI l.,r way iutp rt.
Councils "t oar nation Tucy receive ,.,rr,rsgc ans
s'Irf. attention and E"2rr. wliIr rhr real Amer can
Do dosT'.'i md drtcd Ul"u rbr sea- %: destruction.
Nh'i l- me evil tlH' hI- reduced every r,tubIr o.
itsiGr"clUca and u.auiy Co. rlu.urrfa ruin m, ir
lr+lur'" "i nrr-u 'r-urcnrlrls those " be- Know, rn
a-I'rc"rc between krrp and President between
liberty nud ,rDupu-nc-: who are familiar Will, ii..
Eui'"'incs. ana usuTr, tIrrs a. home uud VINO
NNDh Or NO OIHER IEiE. BTT Thar
HIiif'H TfEE GIIL1BN s-..pJpyS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-22
BALTIMORE.

ELECTION FOR MaYOR-We give
below the result Of the election for, May
or and council o! the city OF Baltimore,
which was held yesterday IL will DC
seen that Mr.. Samuel Brady, has been
elected, and that a majority of the CITY
Council are also Of the loco foco party.
The majority for MIR. Brady, ii will be
seen, is only 232 votes much smaller
than his friends claimed for him, and, in
view Of the extraordinary cxertions made
by his party, and the astonishing vote ia
Ken in some Of the wards, particularly the
18th and 18th, is onl " calculated to create
surprise among the wings that it was not
much larger.
II will be seen that the wings maintain
ed their majorlties in the wards which
voted for them on the 7lh, and that the
general vote Of the city is such as to en-
sure the electoral vote of the State for Gen.
Harrison on the I'd proNimo.
n. the State Election on tn 9TH in
slant, the Van Buren, majority on the Sen
aiorial ticket was go, and on the Dele.
gate ticket 1871.
The whole number Of votes cast at the
state election on the 7rh was l44lI. AT
the election yesterday the total number o.
votes cast was II 0O6-being less by 4OG
than were polled on the 7th instant.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-22

Iar Ei,i Erilr. and ne Terr Tr,rs--ro7r 10,
est. .r.us'-,1ua ,so.f.r~ men. Who 1d.or'~ tho 81
Treasury a.holur i-Hr Il blind adherence o. mon. D
.trI ni rrnry'o. arc not aUarc how pert ,iy anti.
isrl0flil' b. 'Hla get a.u.mr oi Jbc JHry u fru.r-
tHa' 90 Vf.t Keep 'tr luuT ..sIdrrrp anil ,u.r,a.,
OBJ. .r'U rl tr.s. a.scaGY rtL. .irsc cssu.f fa "a
H.. H., f.nl m.u laut 90 .ie ri.1-,.t. ..lfcrrcrt
Ir.rr .r Hi Hllgr.utri 'r SIrr.r-i.fn.u faff, AZ
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CO.,. l.l Goo A#.r.n-. ration Hasr r1aro n,,. ,yfi
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-22

AhLdNAl. OF THE PRESIDENT AND ACADIA
The steam shiP President, arrived AT this port yesIer
day morning from Liverpool. having sailcI from that
pori GA the 1t. making her passage ia about
dags AHA hlH
The steamship Acadia, CaPtinn Edward Miller, mr..
rived Of Boston Saturday morning. at s O'Clock
She let Liverpool At O'Clock on the afternoon ol re
4A a'd OF coursc was days and IL hours from dock
10 dock. She was detained about ten hours at Hall.
fax. AMI consequently has made The voyuge IN Iiitc
over l2 days at saiIrr.
CoiIUn vas firm at former priccs--and other imInr-
ianI articles Of commerce were looking up. Money
rather scarce.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-22

The question Of peace or war in Europe still un.
determined. lac military operations SILL progress
g on rs large scale and the tone OF The pub.
lac journals l. e lees pacific. Yet from. the course
watch events are taking, VIC feel the utmost conf.
deuce IA saying that The peace OF Europe " III DC pre-
served.
The report that Mehemct ALI lad consented 10 nc.
ct'e TO the lreayof july upon condition of having Inc
government OF Syria Tor life, is confirmed But his of
"r "as not listened To. and there doubt that he is
10 he forced into literal compliance with the dicaIiou
81 the iour powers
How much blood will be shed before this object is
ELECTED II Is impossible saw I;evrout IL will bo
seen has already bccn hombar led uud Laid in ashes
The news from China Is important, The first mart
- lhc British expedition Is reported have arrived
and destroyed ihc f,r of the Byco Tigris
The King OF Holland has abdicated las throne in
favor of his son.
The Pnnocss Augusta is dead
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-22

IL" Philadelphia L s. Gazette state, Ha.a traI a.,
much interest h''nrc ST." Surr,t. Court ti New Jer-
scy, H1s f.-trl1e,d. Colonel I.umus CaIUalladcr.
Wh. uas native ftyiy.. Il ,tu' Stale and yyhr ~,
lo-' iHHl'i'd iuc property ou WHICH hc resided end
VINO %. lf'i'fly a's' personal i.v.s there. bad been
I'D .' .'I '' .i'Hotug tlH .lu.yrs .n Noy Work or
Ih.dr' .a.-H Do, ir,l.r cts Ic l...t Ionso bv
'h" N.r- '"T taos cars 8ud i,yo1 boo r--rctrn,ir- Il,
iHc sIrHr '7 BIS p.ncc iu Now Jcrr, ON atrcmptrrg
~ VOC ai iHr s,arr aud Curcfr.s5I r r., il ~
hr ''n "a- denied "1 'hr grounds tatls Bad l.l lls
'.'/. ''' 200 Nc" ..r,y ilssu,a bee Judges Ollie
r'rrr.l aH- rc Court d,ct'aI ih1I h.s ,ofr ~,
nt'ra.y REJECTED aud Judgment was entered a,.
r.rf -.lg
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-22

rINO TIN NERVOUS a DEBILrTATEp.-DR
II EVANS TONIC PILIS-1he powers OF r.
Nan- Caui"fniio Piil- such. that the palptatng
h. art the ircmul0us hand. the dizzy eye AMI
ne huiicfins mird vanish before their effects
hke u'sHsi- vnI"rs hcioro the benign influence Of
he HsFnir,V They have hccn Lnr successfully
u- So the uf<lacrniuenis. together ih ieyers
II ii,o irregular nerss't sd accompanied with Wis
cCrul ol-frucissii-.
tbs tunic mcsIcne . sbr nervous complaints. gen.
cral delHy, indigestion and IN consequence as want
"a, apiits disictn ui the a. mach. acidiiy; unplea-
ni taste iu the msuth rumhlpg noise IN the bowels
usrsots symptoms. lauguor when the mind becomes
irritable, Responding tbouRhiul melancholy. and de-
erted. iivPucb"ulriacisn. consumption. dimncss Of
srhi. drlirum AMI an other affections. these
pails viii pru-luce safc anil permanent cure.
ENnns Plls 6r-t inrsluced in America in S35
Bs'unrs - 4 rfsiis-C AUrI"~.--Be particular
IA TfIrrhl-ing o. 500 t,ni the label 81 h- Medicine
uiains uotcc ui b. clfrg a,raiiHe Act gf Con
gross And D. likewise particular n Obtaining them
~ 100 Chatham a.. New-Yurk or frOla the regular
agent MM a. KING, Wheeling
uuN p
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-22

yOil SALE
TI,a Steamboat WAGON STA
q h <ssbr h,- q iirst rate engine. and
q - = - sirlur huli. aud will be- s1d
ehcap fr cash. or &c approved Notes running i,oir
uas tu two year,.
Fsf trims aprly % wa. Wells Wheeling, Or 0,
Waltcr Gteror, ~ West b. ST. Cincinnati
oct 22-=G "
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-22
By MORN ING'S rIAIL.
ARKANSAS ELECTION.

The steamboat Cluster at ~. Louis brought verbal
intelligence that three counties had burst the sharks
OF Van Bdrenlsn AMI elected Wing Representative g. 90
the Legislature m the place of Loco Focus sent last
year la fourth county taere is a tc The Whirs
sent from CrIlIenden are Collins and Green IN -
Francis, AiOscy and SrrOng the Loco FOcOs elect
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-22
~ wiLiINN EVANS ~slpstitNG SNRIF e.
ES rOH CHILDREN TEktui N'--rsrrNssb

nR WILLIAM EVANS ~lfsiitNG SNRlF
ES FOH CHILDREN TEktiu N'--rsrrNss'
AZ ,iiussLr-Ts M.fsf-s asi Nf-sr' TIE lss-1gr
Al a.. ,.-ts enough tho uaun- pr-larts tfu'ic-
, ,Iaus..r,u. sytfa,sst-. % SsE'Nn w usiitof,
,,t thro A. great irrtr tse rt',ih lni st- tn
ne thi- pric-.. Tnc ruui- ssyl. 'hv So rciH'' at
,o .,liyt A. iarr-ssc ,c rhlj '--ciS, Nth frequent
81 ..lica Ia e cfsinE. wNiriiug. Starting in ~
lecp anl sa-ras 81 eculiar lsris NJ chid shocks
,th estrcinc Nrslcoc, anil ihrsis % hnsers iuip ~
Mouth Ifthc.c PrccursBry -yrnPtbut. ar ma sI-ey
,llcvia ell -pasn1ic cssnvusins universally supef-
senc ani sssa caasc the diss,luiiyn 81 thr miani-
fsnalhsr- y,ho have trir iitlr ha,sr- an tl WIN
hcsc ds-ircs-ing syaPtrrns ~'''iid n.IF ~, "''A'
svtns stbthins Syrup. which ls~ i"'srl h'''A
nnfants yshcH thpaght past rrrasefi if" '-ns sui
pnlv attacked with that fatal nsliy coiiN n-s's
Tloseies 81 Cs.asrfssfs " iafii'"iifi ~
urc,,.ir- ~ -.~ thai the ishs IT ths Me.cine e,n-
,in. u,,. Ia. cniry arcoriiug o. net ~ -"ugrcss
Anib, Ike,NiSe pariigular ga saaiHns thrln az 100
N ,th,in st New Y.rs. 80 fran tr r-sil,r ssrnts
MN a. KING. - Natsr ~ Wheeling.
Co, A Neala .ltarkgrs,furE ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-22

Paragraph 'oLirL spcaks uolaTns-Nlrlin Van
Buren, has been characterized selfish, nisgardly,
aud destitute all Ihc finer mud nobler feelings OF
refined and Viruous heart. Cen IIarrisuu's pruudcst
name b. wrlicn u scenes oT benevolCucc aud char.
Q, aud ~ ever the mills OF human kindness hp,, ell
from the heart of man, has from that Of ,hc Hero q"
the Thames. We haNea fact 20 illustrate the con.
ulsi On the In OF July So the citizens orSpring
field, Ohio, had cclobfliuu aud IN the firing OF their
cannon, one ofiheir CiIIyrus bid tbo misfortune To-
have byih hiz sbo OF the shoulder lie was
a mcuucr rlihll honorable and highly benevolent IN
siiiuiiuu the Old Fellows. and when hls nisiortuucs
made kroNn 90 his brethren ga the Eastern CT
lies. be received an invitation % visit Them, with a
Frutni,c lrnt she members ,crc wJuh lend him such
ad a. would enable him a. commct.cc SINE business.
by which be- could make living Tor himself aud fam.
". lie visited Philadelphia. Bliumorc, aud no the
further sOlciiaion 1T hi friends, he visited Washing
Ton CITY. Whilst there. be- met with personal aud
Intimate incni. WIN VIZ that time o ncfnbcr Of
Co!gress, from whom hc received a letter ofinirpduc-
lion aud recommendation o. Mr. Van Buron. who vas
Then az Washington. though be- hld MT assumed the
high dignity 0l lsing President, although elected to
that high ufTrc. The letter wn- duly delivered and
that The President ei, ofibo Unitc Sinics gave the
unfortunate bclprc him AHyi1-fsr dfllaf! lie
cit She Prcsrlcri wnh Feelings th9I the reader can
easily imagine DC returned b. the Wcsi and a. the
spiciiaun Of thr ludopoudcni Order pf The Old Eel
lows ofCuciunli. be visited that CITY Ic stopped Of
Me- Ilenrcz hIel y at the table be- sst immediately op
rOte nccBiienan whoapsarr much sifuck nj his o..
pgamn,c. The gentleman lsii the table. aud waited
10 the bar rooE iu see he Ior-on Wh,~e manned np
pclraucc hud affected him. lie introduced hiu.
Sclf a. Geo ilarror, aui sitter enguirur about his
msipuuncs. gave him FOETY rOLIAItS Our psr
cauuo write he words ui comment which our hear
would di,iaic. The reader. f be- has o. heart ot al
Will FEgL me contrast Raj. tfsag Pat'a5ism.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-22

29y '''ERb lit he pcI."u " hn Inisluuh my Ca.r
- ct H'FE'c"! inSirumcHi- iur Rcd huruccc go, b.
t"'N' hHcd Win lac uccdiu. viii return lhe Sam.
hc "r SIC" ray cuC masked. yciIcd ur any other ~
which shall snIi ih'JT convenience f1r puv,cy I
VIII ak 70" cr,suu. for cuusccuccs' sake ard will
tINo n "T her ur whoever may return the same with
Ia" instruments complete Tor upcraIU.J TWO 10.
hH"S 4 AEERIII
O'' - Isl. Market SIuarc
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-22
DISSOLUTION

DISSOLUTION.
VHNlIE partnership lli'ly existing under he style
y oud firm Of Hurdle 4 Potts and carrying un
busincss IN thc lDurins MI lately occupied Nv J.
Junlrn in The city II Wheeling. is Ibis day Dissolved
by mutual consent Tho I,isincss ciIl hereafter b.
carried on by g. w Hurdle a tho old stand
e. W HURDLE.
Wheeling July ooh 1910
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-22
TEvER AND lGUE CURED.

To flr. Vrf1';
Dear SIR Bell, v.ssita duty owe YOU a. n su"
ccs-iU' ractl''un,r, well ms those vino IIpT -,
similarly afflicted. tay" ui,a-Grr:u urkuaNicG--
ing the benefit have asriv from the Use Of yOL.
valuable Medicine.
HUNTS BOTANIC PILLS.
Altor mn b sUi..Inr .rDm Fever and ACu", dur
Ing IEC spring and fall. for the last fouT years ana
tie PUcvuiary injuries Attendant IN the ludi~r"Si
ton of one on whose rN"r;lpuE q lar-D family was
dependant Tor support, ami having vl'uuU; sucCcsS
tested tn skill o. many medical advlsC.a, 10 81
expense could not wgIl Afford. IN tuc fall of J. Bel
hnilu- the U-yn'urrnry symptoms ul the C's,asg
app. 'gruIHEr was Induced by n i.end who be-.
ir'rI your medicine, O. unrc.usnu package 80 Nurs
Botanic ri. s.. aud u1w nave the happiness o. %
i1ru F"u-I.u i.rauga you, those who may Pee
similarly li.C'"t--,aG ;.rv C.Luj,Tfat the CIs
~ sc, nor have rcrI troubled wiki D, since. and
my 'uuHicHcr continues 20 uphold We II the ice
c' that sour Eotanlr ri.ts ars ,hc on psl sln, ta
Chcgp,~f, most CilieatI4Hs. ana TnuiCGi i"t
that 60 irrSSlaE disease tdg Fever and A-Wc All
can To The rTc~cui Of yuU for 'u. blessing you
nave HurH Instruments. 90 Uor'rruU- ON me. Is my
assurance OF INCREASING gratitude aud esteem.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-22

SEVERE CASE OF TEETIlNCi. writ
~ SUMMER COMPLAINT. cured by the infll.
lible American SoO'hing Syrup Of DR.. w. Evans
Mrs Mcpherson, residing ni No. z, Madison street.
called NJ the Medical Office of DR.. w Evans No 100
Chatham street, N. v and purchased hottie Of the
Syrup for her child, who suffering cHcrucinrins
pain during the prcccss Of dcnttOn. being moncnta.
ry Threatened With commissions IT, howcls ioo were
exceedingly Loose anil no iuud could BE- retained on
the stomach. Almost Immediately after ~ applica-
ton. the alarming symptoms entirely censcd and be-
came quite natural ~ tribute of gratitude ioF tho
benefit afforded size child. the Hpotitcr Cune Their
accord and freely sanctioned publicity o. the aoye
Be particular in applying NJ 100. Chatham sfrcctt
there are several cOuncrfcits advertised No othci
place IN the city has the genuine for -ale
I}err1re Of oqnierfils--CRUrtOV Bc roriiculni
in purchasing ~ SEQ that the label of ihis Mcciu,
contains p,iice oC ~" entry according Co Act of Con
rrcss" Aui ~ Likewise particular In obtaining then
AZ 100 Clallum street. New YORK., from the rcgu
1r Agent
nov ~ W. IT, KING IS wpter 81 Wheeling
IHR EVANS CELEBRATED FENEK AND a
- CUE P1LtS.-Thoso pills 30 admirably adap
ic, 10 afford uniform rclcfn The different m'.iIf rtirn
Of these distressing maladics. particularly rccuu
mended 10 public notice. On the accession ofthe cob
stngc when the face and limbs Of the sufferer brcom
pale an' the sensation ofcod md lsnguor s fell pei
yadng che hole system their administration Is NJ
cump1nied with astonishing succcssthcy soon lcsso
the Subsequent distressing sliycrug and violent sir
King. and by ,,uiinuipg IN their nee, (ssdir"ce) wi
ultimately trf he most obstinate nguc. Thczc pil
are d ~ nj utiy in those distressing eases whcr
thcre, aslllpwnrss Of complexion. pain boz thc rngo
tho liver. ierson and distress IN the cpirisiic n
ripn with othor syuuloms ndicaiinr the cKistcncc
rnurd action. ~ chrlc disease 81 The Stomach. live
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-22
NR. HUNTS BOTANIC Pl-ESs IS
- T.I.gEST!NG AND Applicant 4 SO IL u
AEEIll"IID Nt-IL

fD..lE.es II -, >ty.Gre.. or ,rgrr ,ss
S.rh ta t..g,peia. t'tbCl Chr"g'c 90 taTg2F ANS
r rn- worst s,ir,r-uuuso i rcstiCssEs a., JEucss
sTSp.rirs amt general Euacnuuu, Cons. ,aigp-a
j.eus,r. both NItarv nud SIasm".Ic r'''Ng-
a.s-, worms Of every NIu,iyi ElurWatfm; "a'sG
rr N..t. or Cn.pur. Together with GuUt Syfu!ui1,
Pms an tlr head. Back, li'nhs and sidC ,TypliUs
Fever. Scarlet FryD-. puuIi sore throat, EcScf
ana N..r.e Sptssuottc p',UaJ,.u oi "a, Heart auo
Ar,.r..s Ncryuus lr~iahNy, Nervous NcaSucs-
IIysfnllcs. ri. DruiuHryuN. Cramps. Female Oh
4fTaci.oas Heartburn, Headache, Cough, the Cpn
m ru ur Humid. aud Ere n.y the WhVvPiu-
Asthma, Gravel, aud Oronry.
Tho BLOOD has hitherto boon considered b.
Empigrs aud G'lvre. as IRE great regulator 81 tie
human svsrUW and such Is 10. utEurcJrJSs ut the
suhCrrut- to that u,luU that yhCr con-
huf them selves with The su- bee ru session Ii THIS
fIiiacious opinion. vltho rngulUu" into the Uri-
mary suUrcrs FROM wusuCv I"y, il,aliu, ard VIZ
our rUrana e amt rice rTaT, p0.lI. sUEue-, Gl-yEC
and death. Not 80 with ~ Hunt, whose cNtc--
size research 1ta practical experience sn tmiuCrf-
~ guIIIl. n.tu Tor the no us-.Du cot which DC has
hr"p one OF the most u'Ctal members. He COM
auyr,lsruUs mind ui Boo correctness ui his view
Jha'thc sion0,u. liver, ayd tuu associated or@1us
arc t.u yrImarf ANA great rc-h. uTs ~ hgcIIE nnt
thar tuu blond fu very ryHw o. 'HUruE re- &. ggu,ut
uu those oT.aus. and faJtuu.,.s medicine reaches
the root of the disease the superficial GUDGyueE
rgva-cs of drcp rooted wIiId.rE' ILi,r these con-
vlciruus rt IN" expense II years of close apuhca-
tou. fhr doctor has a.aruytT.t medicine whose
searching powers are irresistible. luI 10 prescribing
o. r. with ku,wl rd.c Cifs being % rudl"JI cure
of the various diseases already enumerated . even n
agpi.d "a the most critical cases but nc docs not
pretend 10 asCTbC to
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-22

II Tuas jmriar,I bur IRON ,rssor.c,!l
100 kcgs uals
% a." White Lend avery 81 O.Lcn's l.r.ndl
q" 20. shot. jus; received ard tor sale hv
oci -. MN. PAXTON, y son.
& GENCY FOR THE NEW BERLIN WORKS.
= a Nan ]orh.-!ENis Moss intends kc,uIi.e ,,,
hand constantly. % largo supply oi
BROWN S.E"rINcS n SIuRTINGS.
rom doc above named Works Ah,h hc will ycIi ~
i.-s'"ru prices a-d transportation
iiE 'iH.o Is In tho Isr" Of Sawurl Church 80
100 - street WHO'RE t.c ra'-I- may rc a,c!t
LEWIS MOSS
i.''shuT-h, Oct. Bah, lGlG-3n
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SAEGENT'S POLITICAL REGISTER. FOX 1910
u iSF received, being an official Rc-i-'cr of tb,.
- vote cast ~ Ihc several states 1uI counties flr
PrcsidcU;, Governor Representatives Nr&r
oct 10. STErHENSON q GAEHOOD
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-22

Tn Plate
Copper hrazicrs and shcai'iug
WiTC assorted nos.
I.HC sheet ald sllD
Burk tiu
Spcuer -uld,T q supply iusf received 1nI fra f'
~ oct -. WN. PAXTON. a son.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-22

nv EONr BUILDERS In us ~ T.-- J.
h1nl SOL for 1lo low ~ NJ grHTY
1ug ID
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m wet, en- sssld; al ~ ~.sNi e m al.
y .,.L dsEss'i 1 gEJ. = ,.ucpsiIf ~ .l;l,fg. 10
die ltst i,nr ofliis hlrsss, he YtCt.o iptrc
- 5i-yn rcis - writ snl IN 7,s,q xtrs aDe.f>
E'gnain, jQle tgipiCaii, iis giirl a Sget -ua -
Nrri"sa'ieE sS@i'-fs ~ "u S,ic CRY ravs BE-
20 H'n rouourfcd bis C-,i'r. 40 .i p 700
,2,n's Of tlIc bgt al ias, rfst.',dec dreclta
trt,.'-,o some Of pr Hen = Fo,arc rllis. ~
- t9Al"S few boxes h.. fluhf h.fnstif ,ntf.l -.
i.tt ii'h VOC compliant bsguit sz'Y allie atth,s tti
o1a'iN 'N'f'is,, tECu ~ wall irr rats intis- ,.,
ahd h@''LS N.I ihc cninYm,ntv Of .ctGet tsnth
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FEWiGE OF COUNTFPFFfTS.

'gM .T.-l'r lHri-clr- iu ruryhaslrg ta sec iItrt
"e label "a h's MrI"'n, conIa NJ IA uuricc rf II.
-,p a,o'ruluG I' Al - CuTgTtss. Ard lc ELt
-sC part cui1r Iu uht aiming rh.ft a lpp d, tI.
&C.. New \ ORR, or iu,m the
49,, hEGULAG AGENTS.
WI. ". KING Wb.,t,..
80 >N''N y HFAt. patkr' 49,. o..
o oiT,-Lhc highest market rrlcc viii b, is,,: .,r
- 4 ii"l~, wei! ctrcL. delivered at the Wurchn,.,
If The siiecrbyrUn Monroe street
oct 8 W g. TYSON
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HINTS rnrANIC PILL

Supernatural agency, although from positive
proofs within the Knowledge Of hundreds, hrIs pre-
pared To show thar when svcTy other earthly ECuIc
Cy has been -INcu Up.
M MIS- BOTANIC PILLS
havcpsvcr been known 10 idIl IN CilyCtr- two very
gratifying results, that IF raising irON the bed 81
sickness aud disease those who have tested thor
efficacy, and thus amply rev aiding Br. l.un; iuT
his long and anxious study 40 attain this ptr.,c-
ton m the Healing Art
Tho cxn anrtinary success which has attended rh,
use OF HUNTS EDTA Nc PILLS, D. the t,s,
criterion sf then superior virtues, They nav,
been the means of raising host Of lanrrIshiEU rs
tents iom the he'd ui aICtI1u as i Clelrly eva
cCd IN the following
CFlTIFlCATES.