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Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1840-12-01
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bisislben icbaIc ,pie n,6alieb tin3ufsnoen Mue
uns aleitbssitis su tenahridtiscn, wcbin (te
ibre grsmplare stihif, 5n baten ,panieben.
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Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1840-12-01
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Gppcttefer ais Nr5t, atteftlrt ourtb bic 9cfe
loren pbpfte, gbarmam. Gore, @ibicn, Safs
ION, 5are 5ornsr, Onpses, Sames &c.
Or. Sl.S. $sipp 1T cin actcrner prnn1pls
panier, sstiIoct III pc0cn Snitituten, unD 1T
niht bon paris, $onecn, grinbura peer e.
naem ausldnriIben Orts, pclebs ssmobnItb
Ucn OuafIaltcrn mno Sstriiaern anscaetrl
,peroen, meIhe nsnfcn, tNrcb Ic(ttc 9rtfs ele
llnpiTrnrrn anp ltntuutiscu le,ettcr III bins
tcrsebcn.
81. 3. ssipp aitt mesi,imiidtsn Natt TIN.
ipnlt. III alien &rantbsitsn pcn jsrGr Slatur
unb Nrt, rcbnct uur teu 9encbuithcn Dreie
fhr Die mfbi3incn Die CT picllcitt rsrrrsutn
mag, All fcincm WeriSin Stcbr unp Ssiunps
belts emporium, SO. 19l Slcto 2tc StraGr
nabe bsr Wenitrade, (Stbilo nom acIrneu
Aeler NIB Sthlanssn.) Ybilacslrhia, no Gin,
j.a prsparirt ,perptn, uno i'm &re6cn nnc
Xleinen pertanft
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wein Straft.
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tia Strahe.
9. 2S. Oafclr, Nppethsfsr, Sisaeins.
Garab .. Wlprris, DO. pc
Schn S. scna, 90. $anfaltsr.
=. y. WicGsr, ec. 9(llentaun
s. o. snnrrt, &aufmann, $aneaiter.
Oliller, Stbilp II. Smitb, DO. 6amtura.
Gsltno gum 8crfauf in oer 9ruasrei pieIer
3eituuA sprsis 25 Gent pie Shatttcl
O1ai 26, ~.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1840-12-01

All kinds Of GERMAN s. ENG
LrsH printing work neatly and
handsome executed at this OFF,
ce, at reasonable prices.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1840-12-01


matbs bsfDirtbsffano bssosem nslder fri.ber
bon Srn. @spr9 MaIberssr 9ebaltsn wurec,
an Der gfs Der Bnibin9tcns nne Stem Stra1s
roo sr fib aufs Ssifs nit @uem pas su leinsm
9efhdft 9ebert rerltDsn bat, nm &eiitnSe une
Sr'mes aut Die beits Dirt su bespirtbsn, unS
fir blliss Yrsiis.
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pslde Der Msarft, in ben psrftisssnen Sabre
jtitsn tarbistst perforgt isin, une feline Saar
INNER nit ben fbmadbaftslfen 9stranfen psrs
fsben bic man bon Der Stabt ptilabslpHia be-
fcmmen fann.
Durb pinftlibs Ssrtabtuns bsr Dfidten
zines qSirtbss, bcfTt er eincn sbell Der, tSunee
fd,aft s.s Yubljfums su psrsisnsn ano ;u srS
baltsn. :, cc.
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Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1840-12-01
Serfs Gauntp esSntelIisen3 Nmt.

Huf brrnaensee grGntben sieGrr Ceiner
Sreunoe rpnree llntersrithnetrr te,pcaen. ein
allarmeinss Sntcaiarn,sImt, III Serbinpuna
nit ieinsn anccrn &chaftenL su erifncn,wo
sperionsn fir tFfcntllebe BcIcbruna, rseno
5aulsr, bic gu osrlebnen. gu perfanfen, oser
5n rsrmcrta6tihen 1lne, sintraaen la(Ien uno
Selebs, bic 5n rentsn, fanftn cprr amf Olcrt.
SdtItb IN lehnen miHfobsn, GrFnneiauns ein.
3rbsn ftnnen. antb ,psrreA ale anoere ;u
tll'sm Jnt'lllaen, amt aeb6renpe @debSfe
perribtet auf Anfrase tei
George. oB. Safefep,
Slcro Ste Strai1e, seaen,itcr Der epic
trpal Stride, Ncapiae.
S(cpcmtcr 70.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1840-12-01
2Qn0 tit SnDioll0

Surb Dripatbancel ;u eerfaufen,
gine i1dsbare plontase
aclsasn in SafIon saunletip, papns gann.
tp, Snpiana; aren;eno az SafIcnetcura, q
Wfile crm Slatlcnal 3Beg, unp Wlells,
pom 11rB Wahsr garal.
Gntbalteno 100 Q6er
pem teltsn &ano in 19apns gauntr.
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bcn aus eincm prdhtissa f::.MS
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meme mb prattiac 8rsbm Gheaer, nnp ans
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atln. 80 Nfer papcn ltut 9etlart uno tas
i,triae 1T mit iehincm Ipallnues unb 5uFs
PersSel3 bepahffn.
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9cseten wsrhcn, Don
Sanucl Splitter.
Mai 5, 1870.
81. 9. Sncsm rtr itnterIhristcne aeicn:
nen III AT rrrfaafcn, fc ,prrtcu &aufutiae
mcbl tbun, flh nrit prftfreicu Srisfsn al osM
giarntbiimer, cber al bcn 5craneAetcr eie,
fsr 3e'.Nns an rpenntu, um Ole SsrMaunsen,
ptlebe isbr annebn,lieb ftnc, 3u erfatrcn.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1840-12-01
qorobirt feline Slut- Qyfucn !

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tirt anbsre au protirsn. Cir marrn ns untcs
frispisenc-ftc ,uerpen mic untrtrItrissnc lOn
|-f6nnrn nie untefrispiasno ielu in ciniaer
brsr wirfunacu, neil ansenrmmsn caB hter
100, 900 Stbabteln bapcn pertauft ,pnrrtn,
uno in ntht encn slnSiSen Safe war einiss
BARON uutefrigeiaena.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1840-12-01

90 sbsn bat bic prsft perlaiIsn unt III in
hsr Drufsrsi cisitr 3sitllns, snSeln une in
sr6Gtrsr 3abl su BADEN, Elm fur DE bttrsHsns
ZEN Sanowsrfer uns &hnlf!sr bst't nasllbes
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Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1840-12-01
3interlafeni6aft bss psr9orbensu g e.
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wre bicrmit seastsn oas Iomini,traticns
Briefs BON Oct 6interlaGeHIebaft pss eeritcr:
bensn George gdaer, rpeilanb BON
efab saunI6ip, 8erfs gauntp, BEN ltuter:
lebrietenen, rpohnbaft in Oct Staot Sieacins,
Dsrwliist ,pcrcen ftno. AIs perlonsn, Die
nctb al eielelhe fhuleia fno, ',perpsn srluett
au fcmmen nne cbne Sersus absnbssablen
uno Sclhe, rpslde nod Sornsrunasn ssarn
sitfelee baten, rpcGen lts pcbl bsltatist fir
Daiabluna sinbanoiasn AT
Gbarles TrerelL asmiuiifretsr.
Geptember go. DIN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-13
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s1NANS' FAMILY APttdt.NT FILLS are pur
vegetable. c-apOsed wIt, the sisotest ptcc
~, VI sD.ss.cc anu Vi art; they never pfodure Ravsea
aaS ss warranted 10 cure the iOllCwiar disease which
arise ;rom Impurities 81 the blood. Niz-Apople,y
B.ilaas affections. Coughs. Colds. Uleosisd sore throat
Scarlet Fever, Asthma, Cholera. Liver Complaints
diseases OF the kilLeys AID Bladder. Affections pecu
liar 10 females. and nj! those diseases Of Wbaisocvcl
hind, 10 which hgnan nature - subject. where the
stomach is affected.
CONSUMPTION. COUGHS. \ COLDS. Nervous
diseases. liver complaint. dyspepsia. bilious diseases.
pills.. ulcers, female weakness. and all cases Uibypo-
eiiondriacisn. low spirits. pa.pitaiiOn uf the heart. ner.
voiis isniahilIiy. nervous Weakness, 0uoT albus seminal
weakness. indigestion. loss Of appetite. heartburn. gen.
-rai debility. bodily weakness. chloFosis or green SICK
lcs-. aaiulency. hystsrcsl fi~iniings, hyserics. head
Gcacs. hiccup. SEA sickness. night mare. rheumatism.
'sihHts. TIC doIloureux. CrlInP. spasnodie affections.
md those who arc victims TO that must circulating
asoricr. C:oUT. will lnj relief from their s~ufIeriugs by
4 course Di Dr. Evans medicine.
Bcrare II CoUHtcyci'S-CLUTION: BE particular
ia purchasing to see that the label Vt this Medicine
contains a notice OF iis egiry according 10 Act cf Con.
,rcSs. And Ice likewise particular LA Obtaining hem
Il 100 ChsIhaH street. NeN.Nurk, or from the REGU.
LAR AGENTS. WI. IA. KING. Whsdugg.
nov 2S
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-13
SHORrS-BY TIE MAILS

4 IG;dl ifrdy at tqcksonriHc-Som time lat
week, says the Jacksonville. Ia. paper of the 26th, n
personal difficulty arose between John T. YeOmans. n
citizen. and ID. p. Bryant and John McMullcn. of Mid.
die FLORIDA. who were on a VISIT TO This place. On
Saturday evening the parties met. armed themselves
With pistols, guns, bowie knives. SC. The Giro um.
stances which preceded the meeting would more
properly come from the mouth Of the Witnesses. and
we iorbecr entering into them in detail. Lm we have
them thus authenticated. Suffice Il 10 say. that two
of our citizens. John II. Yeonlans and solomon IInlIinc.
ham. were killed in the ARRAY, the latter died inmcdi-
ately. and the former fingered till about O'Clock on
Sunday evening. when ne died.
A later account announces the arrest Of the muir
dereEs. Bryant and McMullcn.
Mr.. Edgar 4. Poe. will issue in this city. On ,he first
OF January next. and ccntinue thereafter in monthly
numbers. The Penn Magazine. Mr.. Poe is a clear
and vigorous writer. a discriminating and fearless crit.
&C. and we sh III be plecsel @ find him reigning ia bs
own sphere. where his classic power and genuine
good taste. uniramelled by base and palSying asSocia-
tons. shall have full scope add play. We do not doubr
that the Penn Magazine will add to the reputation of
ITS conductor. and do honor to it, name-PhHaG. Ca
zenS.
We lenrn from the LyHchburg Virghnian. that two
children of Mr.. John Caldwell. near Concord. were
killed by a flash ofliehtning. last : bboihieyening A
third child was muah injured by the shock, but hns
since entirely recovered.
Pirates nave made their appearance again in the
Isle Of Pine. News from Nassau % the 81 instant.
stlte that they hrcd on one Of II. B. Majesty boats
from the Rover iOop Of war-N O. Amer.
We are highly Eratiiied to learn that Daniel Web
Sier has consented tn be present at the celebration in
Barre. Worcester county. on the Fourth Of July. aud
that he will deliver sn address. There will bc a ga.
thering 10 hear the greaisiaicsman ofthc country that
will do ones heart good 70 look ai.-ihfx
Mr.. Pnhit and Mr.. Rice Garland will address The
Wing meeting Tonight, at the corner Of Fifth and Ches.
nut streets. a large company j. expected to hear
'hese distinguished genilemen.-P hI!Gi. National Ga
.ciiG
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-13

A COURT MARTTAL--The Elliot Couri Mar
ral Is still ~ session at the Philadelphia Navy Yard.
IL IL quite aR imposing affair, says the Philad eli phia In.
quirer. bat appears 10 excite less attention than l. due
Ioa case of the kind. TIE members Of the Court SIT
IN alsrse room in the upper story OF one Of the ware,
houses or Office buildings at tho upper end of the
yard. The rU~m has a low ceiling. and has sUme-
Thing The appearance Of a sail loft. or The between
decks Of a large vessel. The members of the Court
are ranged round a large table. with Commodore Jones.
The presiding officer. at tho head portion OF the
other members on his right. and anoAhcr portion on
las left. They nro all seated on chairs. and dressed
ia full uniform. At some distance in the rear Of the
President Of the Court, rs Jyhn VI. Read, Esq. the
Judge Advocate A few feet in The rear IL George NJ.
Dallas, ESQ, counsel fg the accuscd-and on his LEFT
Commodore Elliot IN full uniforms. Al some distance
8 the rear Of the President. an officer Of iaferior rank
Is seated while IN orderly Is ~ constant attendance, a.
waiting tho commands Of the Court. The VII.
witnesses arc called up and sworn. as IN ordlna ~
courts Ut justice. and the proceedings are conducted
with great gravity and dellberaiion The spectators
occupy benches IN the back ground. but when we hap.
Pencd to step IN, a very few persons we're present.
The whole afiir Is public. aud any citizen has irye
access 10 the court room.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-13

The late Col. keaung SnnOIs wa ole Gay arguing
q tease IN court, ia which the late esteemed Col. Harry
BacOt, I'll. II. Blcot. Esq Who was OF rather dimin.
uiivc PrnpJrtions. was the opposing counsel. and mis-.
sed u large folio volume. which he. (GUl 81 had
brought with him into cont, u use as an authority.
he moved himself from side to side, TO looG for ~. c1-
claiming. "whai has become Of my lawr' ~Ah." said
lac. with ready wit, on cycling II, at the same time
lifting himself up TO his tallesi stature. Il sec how III.
my learned and ingenious friend. not content with US
ing potent argument and las own authorities against
me. has actually bot Omea himself on my own law
and pointing To the huge volume. serving as an olcya
ted seat for his dimIuuuyc and unconscious adversary
he drew.t from its hiding place, amid The almost an
eHltnguishable laughter Vi ths Judge, bar. yurcs 40,
bytiandcra.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-13
nR EVANS CELEBRATED FEVER AND A.
- CUE ~PILLS-Tr~e pills 50 admirably adap.

nR EVANS CELEBRATED FEVER AND A..
- CUE PlLLS-Thr~c pills 80 admirably adap-
ted 70 afford uniform rcliefm the different modification.
Of these distressing maladies. are particularly recoms
mendcd 20 public notice. On the accession oflhe cold
stage. when the face and limbs Of the sufferer become
palr. and the sensation ofcDld and lnnguOr is icit per.
yading The whole system. tbcir administration Is ac.
complnicd with Astonishing success-theyf room lesson
the subsequent distressing s%hiycnng. and violent sha-
king. and D. conlinuing in their Use. rs d%ircctcd) wil
ultimately rHrc me most obstinate aguc. These pills
are of signal utility in hose distressing cases. where
there IS n slilpNrcss of complexion, poIn IN The region
Of the liver. tension and distress IN the cpigasiic r..
zion. with other symptoms indicating tho existence oi
morbid action, or cAronis disease VI The Stomach, liver,
bowels. mcs,ntay Of spleen. which consequences N
generally super,cnc foIn protrscted intcrmitients
They permanently overcomo these diseases, az ths
same time give tone 70 the stofsach, cleanse ad
strengthen Inc bowels and impat health, vigor. and
energy ~ the system.
Betn1rc u Coasfcfeifs-CArrrOS--Be porucula
m purchns'ngt a" sec hat the label of this MedicIn,
contains "a nsiice u Us entry 0ec0r1irg 70 act Of Con
gre4s Aud he likewise particular IN ohtsining ther
'bo ChshaNu New-York. a. hom he regula
~. Tin EtNc. f5Nya.us WI &c
! - O. ~ RpBS~OS Tgrsar--,.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-13
.ng WILLIAM G,A>, S,Spr.A.NN %Hif
FoR CHILDREN TEIiii\s--rE"sAEhr

1900
EAR WILLIAM SJbfsE.NN "h>t
pOR CHILDREN TE!.iiaNS--rE"sAEt''
az nrus.LF.-1s uosi~Ss cal Nar"Si 1't isis's,
al lie teeth through the gums p.si1c"s "Ssh'r~'S'r
,uJ d,u..roo. sym ,toms. IL - kF.wn - u-ta'''
-,,t there is great irrita, iol az. ,hc uont. UHj s'rns.dn-
,,ng ths prlceS. The gums swell. 6c scrrc'i"a "a
%, allyn is increased. the clild Is seis,d VITA frequent
90, .,lien Cts OF crying. watching. starting ia IS
slcen. anI spasns of psculiar par's the eh''d shfieAs
80, . creme violence. and thtrsis It's fingers into is
poul,, Ifthese rrecursory symptoms are noispsediy
.uoy,, al. s,asm 4dic commissions universally supof-
cue and soon cause the dissolution of the 'hinni.-
AZ no,hers wha have tkeir hule babes ahiiried VITA
,cse distressing symptoms would apP'y pr "'inh
vans Soothing Syrup. which has preserved ahfdteos
..inE,nis when thought past recovery. from oehs SUI
,,Iy attacked with that fatal mllady, con'H.A',s.
Bcrare Of Counterfeii&-CArrioNi npun
,rch,,inr 10 ace thtS the label Of ths Medicine Goa
-. ,oI;c, offs cu,rs according To act OF -"nsrcss
nj n, likewise particular in obtaining hem at iOn
nathan st, New York. or from mo regular asc"''i
yvnT N KING. IS Water ~ Wheeling.
-, 4 Nrllr. parkerrourc. nov -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-13
SEVERE CASE or TEETIHNG. wiTH
y SKINNER COMPLAINT. cured hY The Inal-

SEVERE CAS Or TEETIING. WITT
~ SUMNER COMPLAINT, cured by The inial-
Iible American Soothing Syrup of DR.. w. Evans
NH Mcpherson. residing at No. 3. Madison street,
called al the Medical Office Of DR. w. Evans, No. 100
Chatham street. n. Y. aud purchased a bottle of the
syrup for her child. who was suffering eNoruciaiing
pain during the process of dcntiiion. being mornenta.
rly threatened with commissions; it, bowels too were
exceedingly loose. and no food could be retained on
the stomach. Almost Immediately after lis applica.
uon, ne alarming symptoms entirely ceased and be-
came quite natural. As n tribute Of gratitude for the
benefit afforded the child. thc mother came Other Owd
accord. and freely sanctioned pubhciiy TO tic above
Be- particular in applying at 100. Chatham streei,1s
there ore several cOunterieits advertised. No Other
place ia the CITY has the genuine for sale.
Bsr1re Of COaH,s5 eit&-CArrioN; BE particular
in purchasing 10 see that the label Of ths Medicine
contains a notice Of is "rnty according TO ActOi Con
gre" And I've likewise particular IN obtaining then
at 100 Chathum street. Now York. or FROM The regu
" Agent
nov 10 ". r. KING. IS Water st. Wheeling
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-13
EEoRNBRooK & GIBSON Tlunbc, y W cr

y EORNBROOK & GIBSON Plumbers y. W. rrr
nor Of Mour,c & 4h streets -whcrc they carr,
on De house and steamboat plumbing in aIl ls bran
chcr
They have constantly on hnni hv1rnts II various
descriptions. Uaues Kettles. Water closets. Rsth fuHs
ho-d golu. shower haihs, Rsiors for bleaching. Chrri
cal apparatus. cofi1 lead. LcuI ptr~a II 200 sizes
sheet lead Of my Thickness. and worked up into auy
manner of f1rm, water conducted through l-ldcn pip..
from sprinrs 20 dwelling houses Boz The cuuntrg.
AZ Bsr pumps. and bar rooms f'ted up ~ order
Leather hose. ~ orders thankfully received lnd
o%unctuuilv received and rupctuslly attended ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-13

l OF TIE DOMESTIC MARKETS. &r.
At CHARLESTON. last week. the sales of Cotton were
$50 bags Of Upland. nj prices which established an
advance Of ialc pr 10. in al qualiiics-and the mar.
kci eloeei with the following quoiaiions:-infcrior To
ordinary 6la7lc; ~middling to fair $50; fully far and
good 9a9l; good and inc 9'aI0lc perth. There were
several choice lots on the market. for which the
highest rates Ind lcen refused. The business done III
long cotton wa>yery light. bat about 900 bags whiir
Sea Island sold at prices ranging from 10 TO 40. with
about so stained do from 5 TO II. and SO bags Santee
from 2i TO pc prlb. Stock 260l Sea Island. and COS O1
L land. There was mn improvement ia the Rice mar
kc'. d sales mad" at 2tn33 pr &c; IL .S99 bushels rough
Rice sold at 'SIS5c ? ? hushcl. The demand for
Flour continued TO the home trade.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-13
AENITIAN blind FACrORY-Geo. W B.e

VENETIAN BLIND EACrORY,-Geo W B.er
respectfully informs the citizens Of Wheeling n
The pchlic generally that he has established the manu-.
factory uf abe veniuan blinds for windows. doors, &c.
IA all their various brancheS-on Main street opposite
Brown Il Hadden--where he will Keep. constantly
on hand a supply. ola very superior article. and Of all
Sizcs--equal, if not superior in workmanship To any
made IN the western country. lie has employed Mr..
John {. Vail well known rs a superior workman IN
that line Of business. under whose direcIian the worn
called for will be- faithfully executed NIL orders d.
rScted To the subscriber or. James Baker Druggist. will
be thankfully received and promptly attended to.
June 9 3m
Columbus Statesman copy to the amount OF 81 and
charge this office.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-13

asTEAN BOA At AUCTION -Pursusnt 10 n
- power Of attorney. executed b. the owner. OF the
Seam boat Nmboy. wewiil. on Saturday. June 20. pro-
coed to sell the said steam boat ANBOY. including
her Engine. Tackle furniture and apparel. as she now
lies ut the wharf of the city of Wheeling. at public
auction. on the boiler deck of said boat. at a credit OF
s. 9. l2. IS and ls month";. the purchaser giving ne
go,iable bonds. with satisfactory security. payable at
the Merchants and Mechanics Bank of Wheeling.
Sale to commence al 10 O'Clock. A.. NJ
HALL & WiCKIIAM.
lune 9-tf G. AuciiOneers.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-13
70 THE NERVOUS & DEBILrTATCD-DR.
EAAAS lnAIC PIIIS-Ihnn nAn III l.

TtNO THE NERVOUS & DEBILrrATCD-DR
EVANS TONIC PILLS-The powers Of 4.
vans CJmonilc Pills are such. That the plpita,ing
he art. tho ,r,muiou, hand. the dizzy eye and
the fui,ering mind. vanish before their effects
like n0xioas ,aporN besore the benign influence of
he pisrning sun. They have been hong successfully
uscd foe the cure II Inicrnitienrs. together with fcvers
Of the ,~Eregalar nervous hind. accompanied with viz
ccral distractions.
THIS ton-c medicine y for nervous complaints. gen
cral debility, Indigestion aud lis consequences. as want
ofaPpetite. disiens:oa oi the IT mach. acidiiy; unplcs-
SAINT taste IN the mouth. rumbling noise in the bowels.
nervous symptoms, hnguof. when the mind becomes
irritable. Responding. iLoushfnl. melancholy. and de.
jected IIypochondsiacisIn. consumption, dlnncSs OF
sight. delinum. and all other nervous affections, these
pulls will produce a safe and permanent cure.
Evans Pills were first Introduced in America in 1895.
Berdne # CIuRsrfeiN-CAuTIoS.-Be particular
n purchasing to see that the label Of this Medicine
coainius a notice OF its entry according 10 Aoi Of Con.
grcss. Aud be likewise particular in obtaining them
nj 100 Chatham ST.. Newly erk. Or FROM The regular
agent WM. ii. KING, Wheeling.
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