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THyABLII CLOTHS.--Just received from auction $50
u Damask TABLE CLOTHS, of assorted Sizes some tcry
superior, which can be sold very low.
Also-7-4, 81, ga am lO4 Damask Table Linen,
Bird Eye and Russia DIAPER, sc.
2 cases Irish LINEN, very heavy and cheap.
SANGSTON s. WHITLEY,
No. 135 = Baltimore
ap13 diff? doors below Light st.
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HOLIDAY q M'fkINLEY,

HOLLIDAY 8 M kiNLEfs
Cav street. opposite New Christ Church, Baltimore,
makes to order VENETIAN BLINDS, PATENT sPRI NG
SHUTTER BLINDS, SHADES, CuhtAlNs ?, and all other
fixtures apuerainpg the screening of Wndows or Doors
either inside or out Aso Curtain Fixtures for Dry Goods
and other stores best and shortest
Country Merchants and Others, dealing in the Venetian
way be supplied with any quantity, al the shortes
notice and mo- reasonable terms, fr ~ -
sOd Blinds repaired or taken in excha for new ones
|, ap Is ga = CIV s734+ g
| NWTHAIE OII.-I0 tierces for sale by
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WXTHALE OIL-I0 tierces, for sale By
w apI3 VIM. H. BEATTY q co.
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Viye Henri Quatre! VIve ce roi valiant!
Ce diable quatre qui lie triple talent,
De boirs de- battre, ct dc faire lie verd gallant.
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Surpr'e kept the listener silent Cor moment, 'aen
afer unsueCeSsiEy repeating his invt1iisns 2 PAR
take Cd some refreshments, he hastcned 10 cal TWO
hesroes with whlSe assistance be placed ne horse
on a sinai alt Of Umber, that was lvins near NE
door ard 50 n conveyed the General t. the opp'1ie
sAe, where he ieli him 10 pursue hIS way 10 ihe
camp wishing hum sale and prosperous HuTneN--
On BIS return 10 tie house, he tauaj ibsi shte tie
was engaged IN making Preparations Tor convey.
ng the hnr>e across the river, his aa>rlnus visteT
he'll persuaded the wvman 10 accept token 81 re-
membrAnce which the family are proud Of exhibiting
70 THIS dav.
The aboye IS one of the many hazards encounter
ed BY has truly great patriot, for the purpose 81
transmitting Ia prosperity lie treasures we NOW en-
loy. Lei Us acknowledge the benefits received. by
our endravorS to preserve them IN purity; and by
keeping N remembrance the great source Fem
whence these blessing flow; and be- cnahrd to rem
d,rour names worthy 81 being enrolled with that ~
our father OF his country
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-11-21

that no, single article oliurntuFs supplied during
the last three years, had been supplied a, the
quest Of the President. The committee alone
we're answsrable, and they would assume the re-
sponsibiLty. But so far was the President from
desiring any additions made TO the furniture, that
about two wears ago, Il tclually became nee ssary
Cor himself and the other niembers Of The commit
tee to do what he had never done beloIe,nor would
he ever DO il again Did gentlemen wish TO know
what 1t vas lie would tell lhem' II was 10
20 through every room IN another mans house, to
see how much furniture he wanted, and what con.
veniences were required. lie hoped that gentle
men would AXE notice of this fact, and remem-
Der il whenever they attempted to cast eensure on
the President ~ relation to his furniture Away
then with the stale cry OF extIaSagance and cor.
ruplon--Iet The tongue OF HIM who nlfrs The ca
lumny ulcemte IN his throat, and lei his carcass
be thrown TO the yullufes. F,s,mdn's Speech.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-11-21
EEMAL.E INFLUENCE.

The following striking and eloquent remarks
are from " Suggestions GA EduealIon' by 'a'h'
onnc +. Beacktr
Woman has been but little aware OF the hgA
indictments that should stimulate to tho culnya
ton of her noblea powers. Tbs world ls no
longer TO be governed by physical force, sn' by
the influence which tuud cxerls over mud no"
are lie great springs OF acton ~ Tie P"it''ea'
world pul in notion Often by the secrfi work
ms Of a single mind, that N ftutcmen plans iis
schemes and comes forth TO execute them Only
by presenting motives Of prejudice, passion sti.
interest OF prds, to operate on pthrf minds.
Now The world Is chiefly governed by motives
that men are ashamed 10 oir1l When DIP "e had
munklnd acknowledging that thea lipis n po'
hich hle are the offspring ot PRIDE, and TIE de-
SIRE Of s,If aegtaud2emenl,a set @to hesales
to believe this Is true
But thele IS a class o( motives ihl' mon are
moi only wiling, but proud 10 own Man doe'
not willingly yield to force be Is ashamed 70
own be can weld to fear be viii GOT ackn9"'-
edge hts motives Of pude, prejudice aud passion
Bul none are unwilling 10 own tbey can De gov.
erned by reason even the worst VII b0as' o. pe'
lng regulated by conscience and whore ~ me
person who is ashamed to o"n The influence u
the kind and generous emotions o. HE heah =
Here, then, i. he only lawful field tot the anb'.
non Of Ours Woman ~ all her relations, II
bound To I" honor and obey" those on whom she
depends for prcteeton and support hcr does ne
truly feminine nlnd desire TO exceed tbs IHnita-
Ton Of Heaven. But where the DICTATES Of al'
tborty may never control, the voice Of reason ana
affection may ever convince and persuade ana
wAe Others govern bv motives that mankind are
ashamed t. own, the dominion Of women may be
based OH Influences that the heart Is proud to &C
| knowledge.
| And ilti indeed the trulh,that reason aud con-
science guide to The only path Of happiness and
| If afiecnJn vii gam hold on those po"eiiu
principles which can be attained no other way
what high and holy motives are presented to wo'
nan Cor cutyaung her nobest powers he
/ d yeopemenl Of the reasoning faculties, Inc laet
/ nation Of purified IMAGINATION, lhe charIns q
the cultivated taste, the quick perceptions OF a1
active mind. the power Of exhibiting run and
/ reason by perspicuous and animated converse
| toa and writing, all these can be employed BY
/ woman AS much as by man. Aud WIN 'hese al
! talaahle faculties Tor gaming influence, woman
4 ha. already received from the hand oil hei makei
/ those warm affections and quick snscepllblllites
/ ahich can mot surely gain the empire OIL toe
heart
Woman has never walked 70 her highest dcsii-
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-11-21
THE DANGER OF POLITICAL. FGAyn.

The Fedora parts has inscribed upon "a ban,
bcrs HARRISON and keonu.' H. suu5.n. ac-
cusaitoa against 'b. present Republican Albums.
iatiou, g That Of "hnbety and curtupjinl." Il
hahnnly charges lhp Democracy Nl,h hostility
20 orjrt mort-, and febsten II afroeaes 10
ltsci nn. only superior Intelligence ana refinement
bul exclusive punty. Whit a comment ppon
these accusations and projections Is furnished on
t,s present uc,s We do no, KNOW which most
| % copdemn, 3s turpItadc ~ u.s. hypocrisy. It not
only addresses the lowest appeal> 10 the lowest
| passions aud proIRdces, It not oniy resorts 10
the mos, unbushtng lalaehoods, aud ille most de-
basng dccepuons bnt II elo seeks - accom-
Plush It's selfish cnds by geueml system Of iiaud
| aad corruption.
Tho proof, Of this melancholy iact arc thch
culng upon u.s. aud At Is Only 70 be regretted hal
the appalling developments are made al 50 late
a PERIOD The manufacture of illegal votes by
| thousands the transportation and ndehuie cir.
eualton ot Illegal voters By hundreds III a body
the stochn. 81 the ballot boxes The hacduenl
collisions of partisan officers Of rleciious--htsc
are among tie means employed by a desperate
and uuptmcpled party, rejected time aite time
| rs the people, to tasien ls lu,quIlous and fatal
yoke upon the county. IN CERTAIN districts ~
| Pennsylvania, Tho Wing vote s'rcduccd by thou
sands, without a corresponding increase 81 lhN Of
The DEMOCRACY, when impartial inspections super
intend the elections. In BALTIMORE the Wing High
| Constable "a detected ~ Al, attempt TO tnhoduce
five HUNDRED spurious voters, lu Kentucky, the
Immense increase Of tie Federal vote without a
corresponding decEpse ui the Democratic, can
| only be explained on lhc snppustton 81 M cNteu.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-11-21

n rs and boIe,, hopes. She hrs yei ta hears the
purifying and blessed .rauenre She may Vet gam
aud rnsin,au over 'he intellect and affections IF
,h- human mind. Though .hc may not teach
rom ihe pnrtco uar ihuat,r iton The isfam' 'n
boz s.eftl l,u.rm'aJ- -hc mas iofm and send
r-h tas saee- ,h,t govern apd 'novals The world
F6.HE sbs u.ay nat gUJ hsr>,ii lor bloody con
trt uat sound the ttnmqe, p. ga, She aia4 en-
wrap herself ,n lar rlnppy ef Heaven, aad send
fine ihrll IF bcueyoisucr ih,oa-Avui taan.and
youthful hNfus. Though she may rpteutt' lhe
h,i, 10 legal cul't.iou, nor sAalpen her intellect
amid the nissi ms sud conflicts Of mon. Sic nav
trach lhe law of kindness, AID an>h up tis DIS
cords md conflicts Of hlc hoaHh she may uol
be clothed tho ambassadors % Heaven nai
munster q, De altar Of Cod; as astcsst angel :"
nr'rN She may teach is w,ll,apd cause 20 ascent
he bam0le but most accented >acurCe.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-11-21

Hebrem WomtB. Wherever the women Of
the Hebrews are to be found .and where are they
mott lhty still exhibit the type Of that nclIectu.
al beauty which sabda'd Egypt, and reformed
the penal statutes Of Persia, and their fine heads
are cited BY science as models Of the highest
moral conformation. Bright thoughts fash rom
their bright eyes. qlek perceptions aninaie tbe'l
noble Imeamsut., and if, the force Of circumstan-
ces Is no longer directed to elicit Tie high quall-
ties Of an Esther or a Judah the original Of tbs
picture drawn by the prophet king Of the vFtnous
womanawhose price Is above tnbies, may he found
among the jewish women Of modern as Of an.
cjent times, ior "ibey eat not the bread Of idle
ness, and '4he hearts Of their husbands trust
them. - Lady ,horgaa's u onaa and her Mas.
fcf,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-11-21
EAECt- III rHEiAu.s

H"f 4 rorks.--Nbcneyst il.e AZ.
ef4'e about HE ,Hiaous sub Ttfn.o', M 5.
noses WIN The foIl"ug scls.
f"e' ne frah-stnce the paesaee .r,A
a,Psod'ol treasury b.ll lAete ha~ bs,n
priers. NV "A aaA4"ee 81
fdei ne 'rcoad. The order, r,r r,,,,r,....
Sa goods On The eastern maauas,aass ia NJ.
~, y present can b. supplied.
ret 1th'rd The Pa.bnrp fr,,....
= ,' % active hat pig netl gaa has aJy.n
,o fa,. "a J@u,i1 -Flout wheat, co-a H., oa
potatoes andaII Dc stral staple. n III raa,
~ nave advanced aud areod,oncIpu.
fae' ne hhh.- sb'p building ~ III our nan.
"a* never more active
faei the siId-New houses an1 .,o,.
INNING opm every city, town, yila,.r an1 a'r.
ie' q the United Siaus. ~
fIe' fa' sfrfoth.- Rinploymon f.r the r.a
'nG classes Is daily auementng.
araad igcts final = The w,ec, &c t5
" we increase and ns'~t 90 on Ine,c,s.,e
y. io,i psae.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-11-21
WING SPIRIT or PROPHECY.

We have somewhere read If a wrfrd woman
hall fool, half rogue, Who represented herself a.
a female N s-ldh, and Wcteudcd 10 the gilis Of
miracles aud prophecy. IN oDje 10 Du-plo her
br-otted ,uiigwers with confidence, she predicted
tla On d them young woman, t5co 10 excellent
health, would dle, Wilma >baH period, which -he
de.4aAed, The prediction seemed strange, and
flied the congregation wtih alarm, Before the
time bad eXplJtd. lhe words Of iae seer IL petit.
coats were only prevented from bcin4 verified by
On GuloEatd accident. Cries we're hcud IN the
room Of toe damstl. Upon entering It, thu roph.
etess was found secured 10 her vigorous afasp.
Nv lady had attempted IA the dead q uiah 10
sfanale her but found her intended vctln ion
strong for hcr powers and wa- h1- u1a5Ie 10 nc.
ccupilsh her prediction She had, Ia FACT caught
Teuar
This anocdolc j. 40 apt Illustration or Tic Wing
system d prophecy The Fodgail,l- afnouu-
ced suh lie confidence Of second srotI, he such
cess 81 thsr conspiracy agan.t rhe rights aud
liberties oflhe county. They blew Their unmpcls
Oh every slde-tiley hed he air Nih shout, o. De-
Gance, apd anticipated v'ory--ihcy would not
brook canir ADDICTION, Or tolcr1fe the slightest
doubt Al Is nov explained They had deter
miued t. secure The election Nv DE perpetfailan
Of every species Of fraud They had coasir.
I'D to manufacture votes, TO imtoH voters, 70
stock The ballot boxes, 10 practise oa alt.peryad.
lng system Of corruption and bubery VIII
such means and designs, II as nat difficult 10
prophecy. Taere T. NJ mertin prediction, when
you have taken such means g secure Aa result.
But, Ike HE peItieoa seer they aff c'ngh n the
very act eli strauulnr their victim; md We Trust
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-11-21

y 10 Pra't'ce' scoaomg The wings are oansery-
.t r' "hen 70 power ~ Congress. elected Thonuas
Alien, the puhHster Of Tie Madisonian, pubic pFint
or, and lie sod himself to Gales ami Sesion nr as,-
o'u session, IN older that 9 Il might make money
out p 'ht people, the wings and conservatives. in
session q tree months. ordered public printing 10
the atnaait Sio5,o0 The Democrats AT tie asst
session Of Congress, elected Blair AMI Rives public
printers, and session. containing seven and a
tall months pad hess Than $4,000 Ion printina.--
Mask the dtAefsnce. r cHteaeo D~wssraf,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-11-21

~ f"RfuSATf BRorntns oAa ,,.
','''"'F f'coa'fe, worthy saws lie Tome.
81, roAa's''maeaf d. HSrgs. Nbrb reI,, /,
w. ~ '2otne N Tho Afiahan NiaAs Tsay II.
+. ,r, ,,Ilea :, ~ hotel N HAVE. Among a
" travellers Who had mf,ed on the ssne j,
lu' VINO were DINING at the fabl. d,Lot, ,,.,,
""' we're relating 10 cach other lhcf ~
'p'',u'o'' zoe had arrived, ar,tr an absence ~
,","l years RON the United States vhe,e bs
NV ~" - Improve hIs fortune and had succeed
eu' Another who I'm Fmnre At ILe sauce. .,s,a
service q The Pacha, who had rewarded him Nth
'of'ane aud honofs; and the lbnd had been Cor
twenty years attached to various yoyaacs If d,s
'''e'y a. ~ artist, aud now retained vlh com
'''"'e ana pension t,om tie state. These
H'fe persons are brothers, add wrte born u,
'''u'' y ihc sane house. Al The Death II her
P"'hl' ihey ret out 90 tho same 5uy, and. hy u
'"eular concordance, They returned "a The same
o"y' allei ao absence el tueuty ,car,. dpfrr
"h'eA 'hey bad never heard Of eaeh oihef,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-11-21
SHORT RECIPE FoR Tup p,,s.rr,,...
% OK OlSoRDERED cURRFNcy
EXECUTE TIE I.ws

60. = : neeeSSarv 20 kerure ....a
~. Y Nnasl1iaiiun Of tle Tinted 60
''''e so''ks Of TIE several sf,t,s s s,7sses ~
anl 'Ran,i deprecated currsoey ~ . n
srge,t,s. Tsati 70 read brn, ea,r,g. !. -.
Y '"f 'a'es h Il not 40. ,,.,.1 ;. : -
ener,, ~ ad earreuey. when Here ! 49,
- 1,t :, - nc eiipUg n, IN ,,,r f,f,s, 49,,
a. n.,, '''s ftH'Se lhai n,.y ev..,s ty.t
't" avs MT b. dlsr, ,ard,,i e1,'s HW
-...s4,t : we interest 90 tl- b,aL.-,.
'''tti " eFe fhs heapfe ,..i;. y -.
-, ~ are not ensHpei. n 10 ,,vs,.' Y feitt
M. ,..., .'i.s th.I llty eeHnof or,-,g n,,.'.
80 ~" avn avs Dflhry mel ., - -
q ABOVE tae'r own ehoSesi fr c,iy =, "'' l'l"-
"''I7, Nd it1rptndtu ut l4.p.-etyss I" = ,''-
NV, ,.'1lre WIZ 'be aw2 lfs. MI .,.,f II. i.
- = tfa, and tic n.,.. 80
~ '1'N must have KING, III -.
/ .a.Ithfs whether ht rem . n IA.
NJ. - hA.Nh ora HEREDITARY min
~ . iHa' oaf Fe.lcial Wb,,< j.. -
'.'s y Nhi"mi BaHts ls bera-., j. t..
~ Refeet.f ate not cam,siea, n .s...,. :. II.
| 'Nh aMs, and uo'hiue tsta limo p..er s4s
We, oiHfhatk Ks g camf.s nilE a. Nv
~ 'A'tHef cHatt.lts rui kja.,x ...., 49,.
! i"f fnT reason. nccsgi. .imrr
,v.' ,oIo3 peleai though tier rsp-eseDt5.,e.
oNu 'Atco't ". tur tl,e f,gua,ta,, ,,s,,s
I te"ty aud Other objects 'nVl ne c.r
= N'Naaai Bank and 3 Nesaff5 49,,
, ,A''tt" ~ nut there Is slpri NAV ,.ob
/ PRt'Fhdtd necessity e. e.ttrr.
FAtti ny ran Z .r-r
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-11-21

Co'Wagraiioa IF The Stars = Daring the last
t"o Of three cenulrer,unward4 If fifteen han4fed
fixed stars have Disappeared One olacm stu-
aled, "a the Northern Hemisphere, presen.ed d
peculiar 3tiliancY, and "es 50 hugh, to he
seen BY lhe naked eye At Md day. II seemed
70 be on Incorporating at first Of dazzng bite,
laeh q df.lyeiloT, and lastly Of IN a.hy pale
color. La Place supposes that il was burnt W,
- u has never been seen since. The couflagra.
len was visible sixteen mouths. How dreadful
Whole system on lre,the great csnira hungary
and li4 planet, with their plans, mountains FOR
esle' villages, and naabiiants aie IN flames, con-
sum and gase futever.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-11-21

The Ioad-lhere I, no animal more noG,a-
s''' ana u.do Iban he toad. A. protector or
young g"dcn vegetable, rom worms. liz sci.
wee are Invaluable. npighbor oC ours gathers
al % 'he,e ooaals about bus gold,n. and butld4
temporary burrows 10 which hey may retlre Eor
Vf",'c''h under bot sun. The toad ancs farll.
II ''o shade OF evening Or when claua4 cover tl5a
fnn' ana So exceeding quick il he 10 81. opera
''l'n' INT TIE eye can scarcely detect him aHcn
"hen ne p7nuccs upon bus plry II i. said Ora.
,oe ''h"' 1t protected nan cabaao garden viii
'''','F c'"' 'iIs vegetable d Tie Ice a6leh i
4omtiHcs rgblesune
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-16

'Ip-E.hlrS- yr i1o Ec.y-iaY4,tl 0f lrs oi
~ customers che T"g.assr--. ss atI.oa 60 De- s'9cS
'oi H0o'..I tTeeis. LH'as N.-H', sc. hos ltI- ~ an
S'"i-t"'n' o. CI'nCE GROCERIES 'jhS new saHi
o. 9.t'soi riscr', % few doors below Teachers Char
FACTORY. D-.1srJ ;ae Wheeling Grocery" 20 which
hs respectfully uaFHcs lh'ir attention It's sock =,
'es'h' orrTr'e7: fouH;-tiysra and Gu17-''ier
ILAS of s'pris"r E-3..'v arlc1 ko. Oh E0 rrl
JIv' Coffee; N"w tic1s'. WAts Havana ori
SA' '"1Aiti sugar H'.'' Na-'r-1
Reserve CHEESE Sgsirchaura S.iND REQ, RE-
I'''d Cc''n. Chocolate. Rice Flour, Super Wu... 50
2f''n sHi Tanners Oh" iergg' A.r'c'. Mustard,
CI.Z-a, NHlnsrs N1co Sc 'rfHf' h FULL.
( 4 'EEAG bAt.5Al'a y LNNT-T5JJ -
~ al and i0 N3rSla.. Cs.nrv. ". lJ6JJ ocrrs m
Tyler county 27CD9 lc7osia Wool cpuar; 10000
Iaer.-,n WYNN, COUNT. e ngC aero. In C,-.i ..r,r..
u. Srr-r CrH, aa.yr md, 81, az A., er~eIls-., ..
ly. mo -a.rr-l,y veI ir-roycl-N.l &c sill IN
TgaEgr~~ 20 sur ~,-cE54s-e % n ve-v lrv. ,-r-- mi.
.rrn. bearing interest. ord -.rr--, i.I-r crvrr- anna /
Itf-s :Grs; -fe ioaf ia lows r7.0.-. NLs----. and 7
several u.--s f- Iuai-aa -, cam, re-r,. 40 1ua .
tots 90 f~ r..- .. T---rs.--.. T.l.e-. T.. -. 1.f Z
ia East Nara's----is3 500 g. res 81 flqsr,,..s ..-rr F.
n ,he Wt-r.rs Frs & Marine rrsr---r. --B.---
ID, sale ay wa r.. PETERSON.
L--d Agent, whesri-r. -.
- iotr i1 Sta--'s G.-+cn 10 ls-.- r-, ter, cr6
years 'rlr2 l. c,uv. lSs0. ss - lofa--ir
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80 ''v 8. 20 '.''''al"E
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Nn,i ay'H 'fls page! o. land arc si'n'
WIS i-'Ee5' a Foundry 90 wHch ?
$50 necessary i' 'He "2r-s H7n - ,
q la'Ss HfiFE -'u7o house. a l.-gs brick Boarding. lr
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-16
g. OGEEIiEss.

RI" CQNCERN--Eo,' stores Cr,-eao~ : ,re-
sc b. ". u. EursroS e 60. ar ,hr -.sr,J
.ouresly o~,--ri-d by T. Forsyth & Gov No -.
y ltoy street E.-s can be supplied no ~ r,i-s uu.
stores -af cr--v o,tsr agrr'r1 ..1ul.f o. n-t''st1
-,rriHrcrrs' Esm'F C--ecacs, Hrts lad Lgr,-sls-
weys uu head as C5yva. r1v 70
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-16

Wa REASONS WAX DR. HaBiIcU'S PHI,
arc u,s G5y eli classes OF psorle n prlfor,1c
= any o;hcs
GschtSE ticy arc prepared frr, = rr-s ~r'rc- e
stTiE : ve- wA0,aso-ne lei -,ro. u'' ~ ~ oya
Tu'oa. md u',asn' IL is eG1.',. 'Je = ~ cer'ir pro
--ves oSAo1. =. nat safSa1l ea'r;ut, ,rf~ sfNTS
.EPSit ~ INDIGESTION, ard Ell STOMACH
COMPLAINTS. . pssssl,esi=i 7%uri.c-c lg vIo''
cys;eo.
81 iCsc' asy s,7,hu ;'e ae-vrs of s~aa.1h'i,.y ,a-
Hrt.f .as nerves 0r ns'i37, morning - their u,sl
sahn'1 1lii. ls g-.5Ia5 'oao, ani gives i'sco-S ard
-lalrrsss Gtnig!
BE:AcSs 'i-y 7~-e- irs-og re c,s.s u a. S,-u
80 cat E''clis ascI s-t-g ,r-gcrSzS~.
BECAUSE science a1i oTrari-rcs teach tss; m
nsr, p~Irse,iv5 alone. will -.re ne iiscss.s y; ;lo So,
rn'cl ana nerves Wg'trCss r. the 7- uc cars- ura
hos; of3s,asgs l1lhg c)a-urs,iy r-saraa- E, pu-sa.
..'Is. 500 maze 'ls r1tos wcr. rrs-"n: ol.s-r-.
BECAUSE y. is-tchs o. i.-ius d. r-iu- upon
re r1ar'a cease p-lc PIE. " 70 -,ra-s e73 v-sacg.
zee vtVh IS Inc only way 10 siT.e' q ,'T1 lss.'s.
BECAUSE taay rcs'iy 10 cur. &c d's-a,es mr.
rh,cA slgy &c ,'2u-a.Itei. .Lst e.. "a. GsglsatN
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-16
JAMES PARRY

p~-.-ta,t e.Trs. % N1rh E,yafl street.. Fllalrl
,,.t. r "a 1Hi So 81 81. Clair s.ress asr.
il5. fss a s-,sHr l. ls, yasro ihi, lyaiu-ri,
~ as nlg I,s.l,sba 5 irt. Also ar sale a; lls
al-s J1. s1-r. Ws..aas Va.