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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-30
.ALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN & NEAR

NALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN & NEAR
v WHEELING NA.-On Tuesday the 1t Sep
TENDER next, | shall olcr for sale nj public auction in
Wheeling, the farm belonging 70 the estate OF James
FeInberion deceased. lying IN Virginia hear Short
Creek, Gboui seven mil from Wheeling and a half
mile from the Ohio river. The tract contains about
3iJ acres Of which about 200urc cleared. There arc
on At TWO dwellings and au excellent barn. and a cool
orchard. 1t is wen supplied with timber and coal.
The soil Is Of excellent quality, and it is considered
ono OF the most valuable tracts Of land in the ncighbor.
hood. and as well situated as any orthem for all farm.
ing purposes.
| shall also oHrr for sale ~ the same time. Lots :
and : asd part ofIot No. 6 lying on the west side
OF Main, and South side Of Franklin Street
IN Wheeling. with the improvements. conSi-
ting OF the extensive and valuable steam saw mill be-.
longing 10 the estate ofsaid Pembcri1n. For any man.
uiaciuung purpose this j. believed 10 he one of the
most desirable locations in Wheeling being convenient
tor coal and lying IN the immediate vicinity of the
river. Part OF ~, l. also well adapted for dwelling.
The terms ofsalc viii he one fourth in cash Tho
residue ID three equal instruments bearing interest
rum the day ofsale and payable respectively in sr.
twelve or eighteen monihs:-ihe purchas r 20 be en-.
titled TO his deed on making the cash pawn enr. and Sc.
curing ihe residue by deed of irust on tie prcpcrty
sold him, or in such other mamie as may be -satisfac.
tory TO he undersigned.
The title 10 the property rs considered undoubtedly
good though, selling merely Us executor and trustee
under the will ofsaid James Pembcron dcceascd. I
DO not bind myself To warrant the same.
JOHN FAWCE'IF. EX'r Of James Pembcrton.
Wheeling. June -. 1912 IN
The Pittsburgh Advocate and Philadelphia North
American, will publish to the amount Of So, and charge
his office.
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This siupend1us. majestic and beaut ful animal.
winch = eIluislic!y depicted in the above mysterious
engraving by Mr.. Adams Of New York. 10 acknowlcd.
ged 10 DO the greatest wonder of tho animal kingdom
IL Il not only tho isllest ofal known creatures. but
'ne rarest and most singular character /, has been
the groat desideratum Of naturalisis Of all nCe. and
out lew specimens have been seen FOE the las, thou
aihi years 1t was known to the Por.ians abon; two
thon&1ni years ngn, having been brou-h, ns a pre,ent
=" Dydlspes, father OF Darius l., several centuries be.
lore 'ae Christian Era. by Abyriians who brongh, i,
rom The interior OF Africa. where alone il ho, ever
neen toanf. From the time that Il was exhibited 10
me Romans by Cesar, until within q few wears II.
~Istence has been deemed fabulous aud the wonder.
Ia description Of it By Pliny. Strabo aud others. though
IN no wise exceeding ise truth. tended to confirm the
'iea uat u was a creation Of poetic fiction; nor was
ms hct'on entirely removed from the minds oc scion.
,lic hitu'Al1is Until a5oIt ten years ngo. when TWO
i'ing specimens were presented 10 the king, of En-,
'ani and France by the laio Dey Of Algiers' The snc.
cimen now exhibited 10 tho American poonle $ N.
surviving ono OF the two brought To this coun,r, by
N',omoer' WEIGH IL Co. who have been employing
expeditions into the heart of central Africa for ~,
years pas anu at an immense expense 10 obtain them
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The Spacious Pavilion

IN VAC The ngHeT0us performance Ngt boz OK
rI0ltca, and all the patIpAeTna'a connected with
the Circus are ENTIRELY NEW IN" tmpu-
Theatre Is crnstrucIed upon an entirely new and
lastly improved ulan, ui lhe laf.cst and strongest
description. IA. seats are 20 arranged ~ o. make
q lew hours spent ~ Witnessing the performance q
pleasure instead Of pain, rs HIS heretofore too FREE
qntntly been the case: The .aterOT has been beau.
LiullY arranged, and every possible regard observed
20 Insu'e strength, durability and cOmi5rt, so t4a'
Ho appTthensIOBs need be CuitrtGiuCG ont Dc score
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' NRJSTEES SAlE-By virHc ola certain deed
Of trust executed hy John q Craig Ritchic and
their respective wives. hoiug dated on The 22ud Gry
Of Octobcf To- the year 1888, and recorded IN ihe CLERKS
Office OF Ohio County ia Book ., pages 300 ard POI.
! shall expose 81 sale on Suturilylhc 2Oih day orJunc
next. between the hours Ole \. ". and 6 p. VI the
property mentioned on Inc said deed Of frusi. that Is 10
say. five certain lots situate IN East Wheeling. and
designated on the pluu Of that part cf the CITY of
Wheeling by tie numbers los, 100. 10. l2I aud l25.
boz which are erected The Flint d Crown Glassyork.
oftic sand John a. Craig Ritchic.
Tho salc will take place upon the premises. and the
terms will be made known on ihc d1v above named.
apr 81 Lon + c. CAMPBELL. Trustee
The above s1lo l. postponed until WEDNESDAY
nsyt, the 1t July. 10 the same hours.-iuue 81
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AT AUCTION.
Ry II JENTNfnN
MANSION HOUSE

FENHE undersigned have fitted IN. in n very rc,,
a and comfortable style. the long established To
tel. on Main st.. near the canal. known ~ the Mansion
House. They have. nj considerable expense. placed
IN It entirely new Furniture. and otherwise Furnished
and refticd the establishment. q, to render i, n pleas.
mt and convenient resort FOR travellers anil business
mon from a distance visiting the city. Having at.
ten'ive servants, and n choice selection orliouor, f,r
their customers. they confidently anticipate. by prompt
attention TO their business, to secure "A share or public
patronage. CARMICHAEL & CARNCROSS.
june 30-C G Inns
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4 countryman thus lalcly ur5'sonrI himself 20 =
Renter preacher. who 'ook occn,i1u % ask him how he
- himself Why. si-' qDoih Hodge. I've had trsIs
u % ls guvolocks tirpn r]rowlarI 10 swallow. hut
'' FHr Oh Lord hoi sr1cucI th-m. ,ud they sIa.
pea Gown ny throat lkc f1il1s carIlos.
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The Company

Greatest celebrity IN the world. having been iuI,aI.
JuSiy chosen from the first AMphItUegfTCE of I'm.
rope ard America, AMI calculated 10 perform the
greatest variety OF entertainments ever offered iu p
discerning public. In the chasieuess, daring; and
intrepid performances that VIII be OtHICi, the
gentlemen composing the OWUauy attached 10 This
establishment, are particularly &c chTatyd' TurII
cXcTtlJHs have ever met with the highest CTiOrIun~
from al Sorts OF people, aud the Proprier,Ts assure
the puOilc that every tNuTton viii bc made 10 TrU-
ny with auy other exhibition IN the known world,
tor tHe conformation OF winch they refer 20 jHg ma
ny hnitCrnE notices they have received from the
indrPeHOant p'cssI IN every section o. tire country.
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N9A FEMALES

Shall Ia the smallest degree h. connected with
he gcriorWanoc OF travelling oi rru iNl.-,uuu.
But That tho reputation IT Ih"lr An phlJIra'-H s4u..
be advanced beyond tht possible shadow oiuhl,gu.
oy tue prollty and uprIghtCSIduct OF the perform.
ers no private, and Cuusi", talented, ami Gsigul~h
ing performances IN public. This they regar as a
very essential and high. s. Important part Of the cN.
hIhHlor, a ia" introduction of females into au G..
GIcsinaB establishment - not calculated % al,
vance IT'S l2icIests, while they not uufrtGEeurly
mar the harmony Of the cntertaInui,nfs fnI h-n-
the whole eNhIbI ion INTO d.srgput-. Ituey,r was
ordained by nature that woIuII should degrade las
reputation of her sex ~ = display of G.uuasuu
Fcats which are not calculated l0r any os.ll ,Ian
the s.alwa-t man.
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~ POLITICIANS

DOIITTCAL Mirror a review or J.ck.,oi,m
Dwisht' character Of Jef,rs-u. "a few copies Of
each Just received md mr salr by
STEPHENSON & GARWOOD.
TFO CAkPENfERS-A few copies Of Benjanin'
Architect. latest edition. r1st received and Gt
ssle by SILPHENSOS 4 GARwOoD
jsss - 4
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NVNSS' FAMILY AttNl FILLS arc pure
- J. vegetable. comp viii hc stuc'o-; prr~
'l 81 science and Of ART y never pfotu'c nausea
ava arc warranted 10 curcOllowing diseases which
$50 from Impurities of b.ool. yz-Apople2y
o'.'ls affections, Couchsds, liberated sore throa,
scarlet Fever. Asthma. ,esa, Liver Complaints
diseases Of The KilLeys Bladder. Affections pecu
0'' 70 i"ma'cS, and all c diseases OF Whatsoever
n'H0' TO which human Iro is subject, where the
f'o'nlch Il, 1Icr'cd.
CONSUMPTION. CGIIS. & COLDS. Nervous
..''e,' hNcr complainyspcps.a, bilious diseases,
".'.rs, female wees, auI an cases OF Aypo-
,''' ir'1r. m, low spiu'lpi;gron ofjss heart. ucr.
''', ''H'"'ttiv. uCryousoAncss. rucr u,5us sc,Giull
W. ''"g,, indigestion, luiaqpcttc, heartburn, gen
Prog ag'I.;g, bodily wcas,. ,h!uro,is or green sick
''lHirpcy. Lgs;cr. n.u'iugs, Mysteries, head.
Alerun sea ,Ickn. NIGHT MARI, rheumatism,
,.'h'' tie dpu'0grguNHmF, s~p,smodic ailcrtioas.
.' .'~c Who are v.ct 90 that most e,crutia,iug
'''ra.T |HrE. Will GuIjrrGom their sudtrugs 5y
! ',Af"' p' pr Evans l.p.uc.
"."Tfe = tosa'r-E- ,rrio~ Ec particular
" r'r'h1~ng 90 see tt.-hc label ct lh,s Ncdlc.ue
''.i'.' u notice ulit, 81 according 10 Hc' 81 Con-
ross Mad DE lheyisr- ruiur u Obtaining them
''D Chatham street. ',y-Nurk, or from the RE.J-
w ''ENTs. M. II. KING, WL,o'EC.
nov %
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q , ARON o. -
."''o I"'safe HELLER HERE PILLS
.-.,,.l o., ~. - ~ a ~ofIIcrhs which exert "a
"a .-I - ~ ~ give AN impulse or .
vessels, whether Of The skin, he II IN - Il
ual.y, or the cEtrcmilic- and us All ,,., 49, -, %
ihc body are drawn irpm the blood. &. -.
gu'ni increase OF every secretion, and a gt q
non OF the absorbent and cyhalcnr, or dischli - IA
sells. Any morbid action which mag have takfi.'
IS corrected, all distinctions are removed. The biylI
purified, a=d lac body resumes a state.
These Pills, after much anxious iuil and research
having h~"n brought by the proprietor Io tho present
state of perfection, supcrScLc the use of mugm,mhIc
other medicines and are 80 well adapted ~ he frame
hat tUr use of Them, hy maintaining the BODY "a the
tTc performance of lis functions, and yrrsor,i ur Inc
vita! stream rH a pUr" and bcg!,ltni state, ,lascs ID t.
last many ycrrs longer iiuD 30 otherwise would. and
the mind io become 80 COMPRISED and tranquil. that
oil! ace when q arrives viii apppa. 4 blessing AMI
aot tI~ Foo many whohoyc neglected ,hcir constitution.
or had ihrJa injured 10y medicines administered hy IL.
uorluc,) a source of misery and abhouTcncc.
When the nervous system has been too largely
Irawu upon and OycrSirdUed, nothing Is better ru cor
rect and l~nvIgpra,c the dropping constitution than these
Pills.
Bsrr0rc 81 CpUE'rvfr Pc particular
u purchasing ro see uha, the label oG this Medicine
contains a notice olIl- entry according 90 Act OF Con-
gr,>s. Aud ID, Likewise particular ~ obtaining Them
at 100 Chatham Il. New N,rk, or from The Regular
Agents WN. 1t KING, Wheeling.
;. MORRISON. lumbu o..
MYERS FALL x COLLINS.
nov 20 Lancaster, o
= sIGHLY INPORTANT-NcrvouSdscascs. lis.
cr complaint. dys.cpsl, aIuou, diseases. piles.
rheumatism, consumption, coughs, colds, splitting OF
blood, pain In the chest and srio, female weakness ui
delicate aud mou,urinl diseases. are successfully treat
ed, at Dr. EVANS Medical Office. Chatham street
New NogS.
q a, q.
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The Performances

VIII comprise the most uucxrc.t:oaahIe AMI .u.
tcTCsiinE entertainment uf every C!a-- OF Nations
ana Lcgi0ns calculated 10 Instruct the min sBi a.
VINO may honor the exhibition with their presence
J he FEnciyal ftats viii CansIstot the most rra1r-
'auCG s~ceugs-n the Circle, and ACROBAT Erp.ulHu~
OF MANLY Agility, embracing Still \1g.rug u
whlcE the Artists OF tins company defy competition;
Gymnastics, PyTlmIuIc4l D,yIces auL Chinese ga.
godds, In iul and ep2iupu1tc costume; splendid
ETY. e Comic and Dramatic cu:er'a. uwaufa. extra
ordinary and wonderful hoT ,mlnshrp. hv frr JHa.
GuiIltd rders5 who VIII perform many e.rr..Eu.H
Hr"ic acts, toghcticT wlth the magnificent tl-g.I.
u.hIY equipped lncys u traap.ugs. Of OLD. u..u' Do.
and extensive STUD Of HORSES and v.l 'u.l.l
GROUP OF BURMESE PJNI ~,
winch vii be introduced In the E1s'm P11as RI.
ccs, aud a GraI' Enfrge, entitled Elm S'...- au.
FAIRY riders, the ponies berg rode b. n.,..as
connected with the Exhibition. The uh'S .I1st.
turug one OF the most astonishing. anImITuE a..
'nitfc-urg Nptciac.ts e ,Ur.'uJp entertainments
ever offered % 40 enlightened and liberal saI..
ACAgp To THE PUBLIC -Tas very f.,..-.
ng cnc'ufat'ncnl lavlshnd uH0u This ,glIIou
duuIg ls stay 100 PhII tr.pa1. rs uIuars .'.i l1
POO. annals II igIns'u1uitm Of 'raf moral rut .u-
f'.'-eni clt,. N0t Only was toe Au1HI r.lfrs af-
q ended by over 10000 persons during p season uf
i've months, uu' tine uIF.an.#s were composed OF
@ greater display Of the bsqr,g fashion, am mora.
roru.n Of Oh" cfy, than hFi ever before uIIrIaI
'Hc Interior Of % huIi.uE oft This nature. % 'H.-
unUrecedenffd success f1 philadelphia. fI. Mana
conduct OF their performers i1 private .fs auttIs
1nceasinr c%Vsru1us of an connected with the ryhl-
'iii'n i1 render % G source ri Fr1'f alton 1musH.
WcNi. 1u1 instruction fJ aI The entertainments
were arr1ugHi on no entirely new and move. s.T'n.
win a close view m their core sfnrss, and go strict
pns'fF1uc" 90 chastity. morality ard virtue. Could
nc managers present the rshEc with q 1.-THE of iua
hrtffung prai7 " the Philadelphia Press, they
would 20 once 1ckn1aI"IEe fuF truth OF 'resr I.a.r
IONS. l1r q move H7era. cI1ufol1uco wa mover
gwen o. an exhibition of trv nature, Than vas free
IF 'avishei upon this. The same ImDui-C which
stimulated the ManaErrs 20 acton and which pros
luced such happy results Iu Philadelphia VIII b.
cuafacicUscd Iu ai their gEerUpus, and Tho same
regard tp correct department and uuicviItRE con-
duct Will be- their study 20 achieve aud then wish
io execute what they have NOT fne slightest doubt
WI receive the sanction of Ut classes Of soc ety.
wJ.hli religious, intel gent and rrIucd.
NO+GT. g. WARtNG
ls.axer e ITs.tor
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WILLIAM EVANS s5oIII1 -T71'


y a. WILLIAM EVANS SOOTHING Systp
~ tok CHILDREN TEETEING-rrxr,rg,
= ""2-Lf-'' AaAcrs aId Nrvg The rrss-r
!" 49, ''" through tho gums p,u.urrs tri.r.,-,r,
a. u'h-'r''s sya.a'us. u 8 known sv vr.Er,
.'.'' D. H'"" i~ra.-ltn IN the mouth AMI -r-.9,.
I'S ms process The gums swell. the srr-.r.a -,
no .'"Fa Is lneTr'sci, The child Is seized y>It. f.,,,r,
ina sudden hts OF cryrrc. var.lr, .f,,r.,,
'''sp'''if of peculiar PARIS; th, child ,E-.t.
WIN '"Ta'ae violence, AMI 'hrus's i;v finger. n,, IL
n"'s' prgcrrs9y symptoms are uotsrcrlfr
.'"yrl ed, ~~I7sua.,. rlryrr...
ana soon cause the dissolution Of th, l1lr,
.''.l'rs who have 'anir lfGc halr, .F,..,rl ,,l
'''"Inf symptoms would apply Dr. William
f'H'n- Syrup. which hr. preserve! milf.
'....'. Whom rlalrht past recovery. from n..,..l
H'H aai GnI mllaJy. cp.vus.,r,
''.". 7u&-c,rr;p>: b. n-I.rI-f &.
n''"'''"E 70 see ort she label artass Md g, ,.r
ANS notice o.iis entry r~rr,-r,g y, me-,
-. '' "".",-' particular u obtaining them al lrg
So Ne" N!-',nr from tu" rrralsr agents.
NM II. KING, q Water. v.gr,. ~.
Stevenson a N-Ilr. pgrlr-...-
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SD'cndid Stud Of horses

This departmont Oftle establishment hasrcv.r been
approached by any similar exhibition ia the world
a. regards number, symmctry OF form, beauty of p-
pc iTan e, Esct travelling anu astonishing perform
lncc The very Tutoring notices tina; we've bestow-
ed upon this splendid stud Of horses By al who have
wItnCsscd their movements, as well as the ,urUai-
lavishcd upon them by the leading papers OF
Philadelphia will. OF themselves, sustain the mana
IN the e~NertIOus here made.
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Lottery. Class T.. drawn June 20. 1910.
= Is 81 4 l6 IL Sc - - 10 Sc 6 II Go
/ &C Lowest prize SIC,
Lottery, Class + drawn "a, Alexandria.
June -, lSiO.
81 So 30 l 6 % II IS 50
~ l. class +. drawn June II. 1870.
Los a G. . , So 30
June j. - -
y 81 IS 81 p - Ga 'A'"1'
Lowest prine, Il 4332
L~EEsBURGH LOTTERY. C!a.
n. 1910. ,,n
IS 81 81 6 GO 81 SO 7 30 Gs
Lowest prize $40.
: 81 80 . whole ticket Of s25O. sold to
Of Cincinnati. Ohio.
NioNONGALIA LOTTERY, class c. drawn ].
O.I.IO
30 81 81 - Al . 81 ) IS p % &C 50
Lowest przc IS,
J - 20, q share ,u the capital Prize Of 600 COO
sold % {. gentleman q Frederick. MARYLAND.
MONONGALIA LOTTERY, class +. drawn juno
: 1910.
81 % 20 IS - - = = % - - 81 ~
Lowest prize 50.
q 80 20 halle OF 10000 was sent to Richmond.
wcilshurg Lottery rlae, ; drawn June 9Th. 1910
30 - p &c : IS 81 80 IS 80 IL II a.
Lowest rrzo SO.
80 4G p $1,000 held by a gentleman of Wheeling
i''tT>'HTg I".ty, GTdwn June 81 1910.
% 40 10 10 % 90 - - 10 L % 50 90.
Lowest prize s..
Fcier>hurg Lottery B,iuWu az Alexandra Jun. 1870.
~ , - a = - Il A : 20 90 60 80.
Lowest Prize -.
PcrcnJursh Lottery, cla.s -. drawn II A.cyanLrr.
May 80. 1919.
lG % 81 - 10 Il 81 / - q SO 20.
Lowest prize $40.
Iccshurrh LOTTERY. Glass p. drawn Nav %. 1870
IS - - 30 : - co s. >: Il.
Lowest prize -.
Lg's'u5gh Lottery, tia-. :. drawn at Alexandra
Nav -. 1870.
; % 8 30 33 I - - ~ 81 "a 2G.
Lowest prize s..
y. :. GREGORY & co. Managers
NoH"ngala LOTTERY. Class ). drawn az Aica.ndu..
Nav23LI 1910.
90 % % IS - o. e. , rs IS 81 = %
Lowest prZ. SO.
"e..shu's L0acr, Class j.. fur Is40, drawn sIay o0h
l-lO.
Is - DO 81 90 , - 70 - 20 50 50 Is
Lowest prize s..
Frior''ur-h Lottery. \. drawn nj AltvapGra. Nfay IA
81 - 81 63 80 IS 81 - "a 4. 10
Lowest prze s..
81 % - Pr2o OF SI250 sold ut tho Nanapor.'
omca. D.. GREGORY d co.
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WORTH RENENBERING

llE long hHfl Boo genera. use. lt~INN '|s Ft"~-.|-
and receiving praises. it's ~caIce.ym Nr row,r o.
scrpucIsn % dodut It's virtues, OF envy - deny
NIsq +, has achieve! an ls-oudar, career Of
ts.iU'Dess, which distances The competition pt mere
r],ast.f, p5e'gas.0n, ana sr,rIr- q Conspicuous
.,,l.1 IN universal ta.pur. by intrinsic worth aIou,
It's Proprietor may un.UJ uEt tue causes bits "a
prriJri'y, with mourning the Suspicion OF Invi...
HUNT = EpEANIC FILLS
'eluire No explanation OF their e'acacy-fo- th,
most emlrout physicians throughout the gnjt, O.
states vii freely y appealed % state TIE reason
which has induced 'Gem o. recon- mend them So
extensively and warmly rs they d.. Aud tl1s,
el.ousa are, that these superior Pills never iUiurr
ven 'lrmoSt delicate constitutions, and have ID.
Iu9st every case tor winch they are pr srUJrt; o.
MARKED, an evIie"l: "A 'ruly happy ana pormahcu.
HcnCv
cred O, the Publ upon any Quack theory Of pu.
r'yrGE the blood, fu tHC utter ty-trUCtHou Of t.t
.t5m ,ch and bowels. Purity the blood from 40
'lsrr@ei hum'rs. thew indemnify g., iut not h.
destroying fIo~. W.CcrE Peg winch r.1rc rHe blood
.lH ls Sustained. They are compounded -upa "a
theory which -Irrosrs tne -'oW1rH ip BE- q very cs.
s.Gral a.rrf o. b .attr. and food well d.gfs,rF. 90
Zee n Va uah friend - flesh and blood. They do
NJ purify men 20 gIosfs, "r make them look tkc
rt they make ;..w rs human 1s possible, and g.
o -uruuut.r the HartshluS ma fulfil the ocsugf
pnso Of al Ih un1ry Hia The do not max" % yo-
ea' PurEatoTv 0ilgl- Met prrG1r" th"u the tss-
'r- for 1up'lrs, Toe. nre compounded uHHI Che
-spprsj'lpn, that tIs blood. U~Gsr..F, nerves. ORE
gtrr, cNcr.tr-y aud secretary glands, murons rut
.c.unarturv membranes. bones aU4,h-alus Di eve
y hum an beng. require o. be supple with 1Hur-
made and kept. az! upon tI- 1rCtG1s.th1t unless
the stomach anI bowels urc 'h goui order. fH.
blood aud every other part of'he system wlI be-
HUNTS BOTANIC Pills.
~ enabling the ~lpEnlel tp @ EH=f ilg food. and fL.
oweIs % carry of what lslsil after the urr5unrnr
'cX-vac.rl Iu -onUeNIgn rlTh the sg-rlu, Of bHc
Iuath- f,ul huuI-s of the blood. mucous mem
.r1u. nui the stomach, GrcJ Uu.~H fh-s" -feur
D tey,- fa tu.u1sr supple way iulssruasla. I'm.
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-30

TlRCULAR-AIMWELL SEMINARY. MART
~ lNNlLLE, OIIIO.-Aim 10 do we'll. for. whatey.
eris worth doing atall Is worth doing wc!ii and learn To
DO well.
This Institution Is a Female boarding school. crn.
Quoted uloH The AImwcll system Tor mental und manu-.
al learning, that affords a home cduratiun. iuplriIur
the general Substantial branches OF luIiion, whth e..
cites The requisites, and induce the useful requirements
offcmale literature aud learning, not learning to Ia
bunr bu, ~labUring 10 learn with a Foyemmcnt over
mind and manners lcnicn,iy and strictly iuIoduccd
and maintained, aud a discipline induc!ve anJ not co.
ercive applied with ~ass.duiiy al.d propriciy on tie eli.
cheney ct -IPcrienccs undcr Ihc presiding influence o..
> training mp IA the nurure arI adlnonir!on OF good.
ness, by the Principal
n. WRIGHT.
y. R-Terms Er board ard tuition. $50. To 500
per annuIn, payable quarterly in advance for further
particulars address lhru' the post office. most Maid
Martins ferry.
Martiusfcrry, June 25. 1910.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-30

AH J-l".-frs. .ar..E.F r selection ~ new 4uf
wv popular uIs.a irr fma p.lpJ FUrc.vl
Tie N1rl Bend Qugk Stop
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-30

T-rWc believe n : generally ACKNOWLEDGED b
rose who have tired ~, that Or. J. vans. syrup 10
,Hi'5re1 Cu'fIug Teeth, advertised "a another col
uu, isa highly useful artlrl, for tle purposes ip
snrca % IL intended. JilsE'v respectable ucIvd
ais, q. aug rlt-. who have made use OF %, do 40
IT. g'a'C % give IT'S virtues the SANCTION OF tlgI
"a ugs.-HD.tUn Traveller.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-30
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soon as applied bottle of v,.r sym. -.
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tNlIN "iSH'aF'i Gn'.ar @ few up.Hcarous, INC
i7 use. l en- = 40 ID" ih.lI.f and bv rgu'rrlp- a,
completely recovered, Aeon. tnaf r,t.LI IT,
awi-i c.n,lllat has sruc,l rryrr-rpr. ~ H.,
mahaihS 'NiF ana ,hH thLu-r.t; ihn teeth a.,
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