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The native American., 1840-07-18

children Of these emgrans They Free removed
Citations slavery They advantages good and
The incentives the motives improve their minds that
they be the Representatives of their coun,ymen aspire the high
nation acknowledged aud respected by other nations do believe
sir nothing done the Society the people in this country
shores Liberia spring up mighty
would not be understood advising Withdraw and
Having made some general remarks on the character
should be guilty Of great injustice nothing another class Of
eoons moof whom personally known 70 the friends Of the cause
invfuaswo would do credit pup halls of legislation
Tor of justice Some possess knowledge Of mercantile affairs
which has nabed them acquire what, country considered
others industry and have the many and
Of "s en and om h ws ' time when nearly
every arrived in Liberia desous at once in
ono an" hso s noe h he @ % Every @ mn @
many goods as he could procure pay what cash ne h ana
compete wc&y negbors, pay cash the
lime Of purchase had the of meeting their when they became
suspended, and their property disposed of of their
e @ linus o n % her @ M If 'PGoy o he2 aegs w
obliged their attention e sol and far e limited
This change took place four five and from that time
this the agricultural Interest has been increasing These people have
Of winch thew have cleared and and various kinds
grain and Vegetables Which ey have growing Ths attention ag
culture seemed first without expectation exporting their
they received every
pecby the culture of coffee and And
sir think hazard nothing SAYING that nhe from the
shall quantities and coffee from Liberia.
premiums which offered by the Board will have excellent
have
informed the of aaw Edna and Bassa Cove short
time expeng every from society who does
number bushels This law has done much good but
effect nothing comparison with this plan Of awarding premiums
wonder that this plan had been adopted before If few hundred dol
lars had been distributed annually there would be scarcely
suffering the Colony and few would be asking for
support all would have cultivated and would
find them more productive than any salary in the gift the Society
| / am, dear Sir,
| Your obedent
4 VIM G.. WATERS.
The native American., 1840-07-18
From the Knichsrbocker for June.
THE MARRIAGE VOW.

"Look how they come-a mingled crowd
of bright and dark, but rapid days;
Beneath them, like summer cloud,
The wide world changes as ye ze."-BRYANT.
Speak ii not lightly --'tis a hoy thing,
\ bond enduring through long distant years.
When Joy DER thine abode is lowering,
Or when thine eye is wet with bittercst tears;
Recorded by angels pen high,
And must be questioned in eternity!
Speak it not lightly Though the young and gay
Are thronging round thee now, with tones Of mirth,
Let not the holy promise of to-day
Fade like the clouds that with the morn have birth
But ever bright and sacred may it be,
Stored in the cecil of memory.
Life will not prove all sunshine: there will come
Dark hours for all; O will ye when the night
Of sorrow gathers thickly round your home
Love as ye did, in times when cain and bright
Seem'd the sure path we tod, untouched by care,
And deemd the future like the present fair?
Eyes that now beam with health, may yet grow dim,
And cheeks Of rose forget their early glow;
Languor and pain assail each active limb
And lay, perchance, some worshpd beauty low;
Then will ye gaze upon the altered brow,
And love as fondly, faithfully as' now.
Should fortune frown on your defenceless head,
Should storms oertake your bark on lfas dark sea-
Fierce tempest rend the sail so gaily spread
When hope her syren strain sung joyously;
Will ye look up, though clouds your sky o'ercast,
And say, Together we will bide the blast9'
Age with its silvery locks comes stealing on,
And brings the totterng step, the furrow'd cheek,
The eye from whence each lnstrous CLEAN hath gone
And the pale lip with accents low and weak,
Will ye then think upon your life's CAV prime,
And, smiling, bid Love triumph over Time?
Speak it not lightly Oh beware, bewa:se
'Tis no vain promise, unmeaning word
Lo men and angles lisp the faith you swear,
And by the high and holy ONE tits heard;
Oh then, knee humby at his altar now,
And pray for strength to keep your marriage VOW!
New York, May 1910. M. N. M.
The native American., 1840-07-18
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY.

TERMS.-Subcription fol year, So 80 in advance
or 50 90 if paid at the end Of three months. For sin
months, 81 80 in mOancs Advertisements inserted al
the usual rates ~. t.
All letters relating TO the pecunary interests of the Pa
per to be addressed postage paid to the Publishers
Ali letters relative TO The Editorial department 10 De d-
rece postage paid to The ilor ofe Nattre 4mertcdn
Those subscribers for year, who do not give noce OF
their wish have the paper discontinued at the end OF
their year will bo presumed as desiring It's continuance
until contermande, and it will accordingly be cohu-
ued at the opton of the publisher.
The native American., 1840-07-18
PO f Il r Y.
70 THE AMERICAN FLAG.
by ISAAC c. PRAY

ny ISAAC c. PRAY.
Hail Standard of the free and bold;
Love thy waving gorgeousness,
Which seems like changing skies 10 fold
Thy stars, which fixed, both guide and bless
They are the enblems true of states
Linked fast in league well known 10 fame
Whose souls thy glory emnates,
Whose sons shall never read their shams
Till, as a pleiad gone from Heavens own blue,
A star be lost from thy holy hue.
Float ever, Flag, as when, at first,
Our fathers bore thee through the air. -.
And pledged their lives while on them burst
Thy glorious stars in splendor there
Az. pledged their lives and liberty,
While thou thy canopy shouIdst stand,
To guard, protect, and honor thee
The emblem of our rising land.
Ay float as when each soldier in his tent
Dreamed that his flag was the firmanent!
Thou lofty ensign of the free,
May every land thy glory know,
And every freeman trust in thee
While breezes mid thy folds shall flow;
May every hand, and heart. and hope, and zeal
Be ever by thy form inspired,
And when shall shake the common veal
May every soul BY thee be fired
Each patriot heart discern amid thy form
A beacon star in the battle storm!
The native American., 1840-07-18

ample feel grateful for the which has
Society Africa pressure the times has been
painfully No been suggested 50 well calculated
Ito pnh treasury, and impulse to public benevoence
lend M CREssoN the 4h of July last lie
proposes hundred subscribers of 500 annum for
the Society certain income OF $4,000
during period Twenty already enrolled this pan will be
by the suned list three Of whom Messrs PAINE WILLIAMS and
HAZARD have already paid thousand doLars eac in ul and
A. McNyET ESQ., of Albany has extended his subscription
The adoption Of this plan to the extent contemplated
productive many collateral advantages in addition the inn
mediate benefit We therefore invite the coopea
ton of the friends Of Africa in making the proposed complement Mr.
s25and $50 1especvey
well that dollars have number enrolled,
friends throughout the Union
all former precedent. #.. ..#."
COLONIZATION Rooms, july d, ls40.
Elliott Cresson phaepha Judge Wlkesun, Washington City,
Hon. f. Paine, Vermont Raw J. ID. Mitchell, Virginia.
T. H. Hazard Newport r. l. Young Ladies Soc Springfield Mass
Wm Rankin, Newark, " j. Archibald Robertson, Philadelphia
Hon. T. W. Williams, n London. A, Mcintyre do.
Jonathan Colt do. Danl Mcintyre, do
DR.. Isaac Thompson do. s. w. 1ippincott do
Chas II. Phelps, Stonngon. s. p. Smith, Newark, ~ j.
Mrs +. Ward, Mddletown, Conn Saml Davis Na,chez
Henry y. A. Ward, do ]. II. Cooke, r., Virginia.
The Missionary Society of Oakland College, Mississippi have deter
mined pou young graduate that Institution
missionary mechanic So They have raised four hundred dollars
the purpose and he will probably bc able sail by the first favorable
opportunity
The native American., 1840-07-18

sI1IOMSov'lN INFIRMARY, on F street between
s,aci, ~ inf, ms s,s friends of the homsonan Bota'
mir system and the Pubc in general that he has ftte
IN no above house Inhrmavy, where he is now rea
v t. eceue patients, f both sexes, who may desire I"
-, thro,eh courl u,Grratnent. Having been success
sed in < }ne;'ce 'orhe lat two years, W. ,hnt
ihe late Rs Benjauo Eh aS"' he ha,tcfs ,nsrn ,ha'
he wi ADJ to &C. aHeta! sasiaclieh 10 hose WI"
-,avut the. Ives uu:r ~ charge separat apart
ment will be appropriated tor females wh'ch w be IN
Jer the care Of Mrs Shacketord who has had an extern
. sive experience in this N de of tfeatn: ',7' ~
NJ. j. deems it unnecessary to append y cerhcates
to mi. hut would state that there are nay
sn,s in this CITY uho after having been for years nn-
der some Of the most skiifs physicians without deriving
any benefit from sr nave These
are matters Of fact and should awakeh the inquiries OF
: the rejecting part Of the commuaay; ,,oD p,ru
NJ n WHIrLAW's MEDlCA ED APoh VA ~
On ,mnrov.d nr;ncines and reduced price, may De
had at anv time Also Botanic Medicines OF every des
. cripton, prepared and sold by ,c1IrrroRD
May 2-sm. street, betweeniith ana ~ ll,n sls
The native American., 1840-07-18

NJAvERLY NoVELS-REDGAU AUETLET-Ain fur
w ther supply of the cheap edition of the Waverly
Novels this day received and Tor sale by =.
.. W. M. MORRISON,
MAY 2. doors west OF browns no'e'' ,
The native American., 1840-07-18

-AAASrER HUMPHREYS CLOCi<, "@l'oo J 81
M with numerous illustrations hy George Catler'nolo
and Humboldt Browne, and portrait OF me annor, @ az
tuay received and for sale at W M hlokhiooN
IT, 1otS, ~" May q
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-01

TliFRE is perhaps no disea se which visits III,
Inhablia OF tins country with mere certainty. auJ
the effects Of which are more 10 be dr,.dcd ,bou
thatclaSs OF Diseases arising { ON the derangen,.nIs
OF the iiveri aud as this Is the largest organ OF tic
whole body, II excris a powerful lnn Ience over iii
the nelghbonng organs, aud that upon its hpaItLv
acton depends 'n a great measure the health of M,
general system. There eN SITS a strong and mutual
sympathy between the liver and ar the oths, dio"a
tive organs, they are "a fact so intimately assncI,
led IN oihce, that one cannot be der~nged an func-
tOn without involving the others in a penera mar
%tlcIpauon. ltIs accessory that severalHniJs sbp,'lJ
cOmmTngie with the food we eat, for The - r,,s. =,
heailhI diSestI0n; bile IS one of these Important
fluids; " then the liver Is lab6ring under j,ssass
there must necessarily be an improper sunolv - m
CONDITIONED ms pad bile. wholly unfit f,r digesI;on
and then will follow as a necessary consron.nc. :
morbid state Of the stomach and DO wells. and III
again ave nee TO a pToiean hOst Of morbid svn,o.
tines which will be pTopagated from organ to oryan
fIOus influence.
SYMPTOMS % 4 DIsrAsEu L.ivgR General J,ssi
tude, pam in the SIDE aad shouliers, irregular sta1,
~ the bowels, generally costIye, dry hacktug rough
flashes nt heat over the whole BODY, at ofurT H,r"'
more limited. confined To The palms nf th, h,ogs
and sOles of the feet, appetite variable. sick ar NJ
Gus headache. bad taste ia the mouth. urine of !,
deep saffron cola Z aud small Iuquantty. skin g.n.,
ally feversh. tUn-ucC"yeTcd win q while ~ y%sjl,v-
ish FIJI, general weakness. indigestion n mica.
palpitatiOn 81 th, heart, n heavy unplcasgnf scns,
ton az the pat OF the stomach. Which A. worsr ,G',
caunE' sallnw colnpleNon, objection Of spIrits. &C..
casi1nal PAIN aud dizziness ~ the head. prpss,r.
unrcfrcshing sic p. frequently fishtfnl drr1r,s g.
bodmg of evil, fear Of death, e.. Itnc,d moi r.,
p'''ch '"dN dt 'liHc dpJfC 81 ilptOuts viii 10 nrre-
cat ui any UnC case.
For sale only a. the drug storc of Dr
TODD No 2'' Main street, UhcclHg. Va.
DoOKS-Shmpscs Of the Old World. , ,,-
ID Rev. }. \. Clark. y
Stephens Travcls 10 Egypt. Arabia. IIuly Land g.,
do DO Greece, Turkey Hc
Toddls Students Manual.
Lesli ON Ietc Cookery,
COmh,'s PhysiplOgy.
Brcckcuudgc's Late War.
Mo, e variety 81 Miscellaneous anI a LARGO -,c,r.
school Books. Just received aud Gr -ai. Nv
Of sep = Oh FISHER. i31 NI,t, .tr..,
NV BDOkS. CrI-worhs intellectual S,.,,o,
j 81 the Universe, Feut,s and Nsna-tt. vv,,,L.,
% thc lniycrc. Biography ct he Sirn.rs af,L. De-.
lnniion ct Independence. life of Washington anil r.t.
rick Henry. 81. Just received nod for sale by.
aug STEPHENSON a GARVO9D
~ HNLF CHESTS SUPR v Tyson PA
, d. DO dp GuwB,,Jcr al,
10 Boz s'ruug scented RtO COFFEE.
2j Bbis w 2 MNCkEREL large Z
10 Do NJ I iumusrd SlGND
1000 w. Loii g. Lump SUGAR Ju.f rr,s,,,r
lul iuf siI, ~ 81 Eruy
yul. .
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-01
2EgA NEW ARRANGEMENT

4.-HL VIZ" NN.If MN ~
@ THREE M 49,,
BALTIMORE HASHTNGTON CRY nm
anil NEW YORK 1870
HPo'a'' o. = MAIL CHARIOT LTNE--,a
MESSENGERS ONLY. "hhi
NUNS through TO Balimorcb b. contracnn "A hon
49, ne only lHc AZ thar Ep,cd
leaves w heclug every morning an 70 gt
nahesihc mailfah road cars a Ered.f,.I
bdltInore second morning tf,1m WL..I.
Hiall cars and reaches PhlladeIpbia Me-
CIV, ere New York same dav ''"iht
NEW EXPEDITION linz In. n,
every evening". resthes Frederick s.co.d
lahcs ne same mail cars TO Rsltunorn
Ton. Pntladflr ma or New York 'H
LINE. kaues UIoel.
ntng' reaches Frederick second moru,os $50
NC inofnlnL lne Tafi road rars Feachss nj
fH sNcH'he' oId proceeds TO Pbtf9SsLrL,
UT h,At mnfning; Or, ~ the 0pfugo -
80 'ahf iH' evening Hatl care 80 Err,j..t,s
The subscribers havs = cgptrsrt 80
Ioad company o. carry fheu mail s,f
l''nl fhcnfFcA, AID cverv arrangement n
maze 90 insnrc comfort and Tcgulorfy
ptiet"fs 90 tive shove lines reaide urcn
ther rcfsnnal attention, devoted D. m.
ahn ont "i incm tor Stationed aeaop 90
% tOGnd t'FSheehne, Wellington -
in addifi0n 20 which fraveUpg 49,
Co. Wiosc ontY o. o. 20 pass aloor a..
saaruy ~ eupeunfend theliucs
frnifc rsirs and regulations To- 81.
- 1etF VII hc fnrHiHhed ca 40
,licc on water street. helawL n ~
VIZ iuta uOftI Whctlus.
alH1 SIOCkTJN MCORE,F4
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-01

A IL persJns indebted to David i-nety Of Vince.
~ Ing Va. by Bpud. Noic. BpUS account. or 9Th.
erwise ~ill ilke HJHco That md Agusw. ~ assign.
incnt duly executed. dated - July. 1910. has as.ian.
81 aHd transferred al such dcbtsand claims u any Dies
c"iii"n 30 u,e -alst uIer br ,eraIu puus-es. Al
Fcfsons Undecided ~ .ad Ancucw, VII mako r1ymsui
10 ihe Undersigned. without JUIar. sod save costs.
HENRY MOORE
Wheeling Jul, 80 IsfO-T
ENlNG ,-sa. pIis.er oi rarr. receive and f- Ia,
Il I.at} "ENEafr gAI.Y~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-01
hoITs: SHOES, HATS i. CAPS.

bosPTS. SHOES, HATS .. CAPS.
RROOkS y LOCiiER are daily re
~ ceivine al their Shoe warehouSc. a large aud
we'll sclee'ed stock Of Goods in their line. which.
~ aodiilcn 10 thcr I. rmcr stock. makes their as
s,rIhieni very sompleir, CONSISTING in part of-v.z:
Wen Boy'stt Y yuth's Thick. Kip. Seal. t,ra nsd.
,sit. and CeH water prOot read * se~'I BOOTS.
h.nIs. Boys Youths Thick BROGANS.
kip ~ Calf RROGANS
women,s KIP, Calf Grained, Seal & Morocco
BOOTS, ucy'd Il sew'd
wSmen-s KIP; Calf, Grained. Seal s. Morocco
L,dcs' Md, Morocco & Seal SLIPPERS,
SPRINGS. WELT & ROOTS
SPRINGS. wEt.TS & ROOTS 10
Child ems SHOES 81 % o. every description
Uentienen's K Ladies OVER SOCKS SHOES.
CAPS. '
nnr, Seal Otter, Nu,ria, Mu.krat Mems and Boys
Hair Seal, Lesllet & Cloth CAPS.
HATS. ~
Fur, Ru ssia Brush. Silk, Moleskir q. Wool " ITS.
Al; so Shoe Thread. Trunks. Water ProofPasie
bilcki' &. Wrapping Paper, SC. &c. &c. All OF
winch tler offer on The most reasonable hrrms 10
country dealers AMI others at Their Warehouse.
No. 10 ~ ~BAiT1MOIE STREET.
Between Howard & Eutaw.
=. Orders promptly attended TO.
F@lftnnra- Auv o. - Ia In,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-01

M ". & :. IT. JlMESON.- Whole.
sale aad retail dealers in Hats & Cans
Vest SIDE lfItr street Hedg N1rIei lUev, HhI,y
ing, IITGtHiG Have On hand and are Cnustaniy
mahufacturinc n general assortment of We, 4 sup,rinr
FUR and SILK HATS. Black aud Drah. Be,y.,
and Castor, PLAIN White Rus-Plam and Mani Hst.
stanUy on hand IN assortment OF men and hos g.,
ana Cloth Caps, all of which they offer Ia their Gus.
toners aud thcpublic on the most arcomEIndattng
terms. Country Merchants aud dealers Dansr,iS
ME respectfully requested To give them a call ana
examine their stock. as the" are determined IN ali
cheap Tor cash or approyes cIedIt. AUG. q. Lsls -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-01

,o\S, ~liITlS 4 FORERUNNER CT
,o""n"' rni"rHh. 10 generally commence, IIc q =
'nly 'o'i' "iih l'S-iimie. chiniucs. slight eoyrb and
'Pp''sS'"' mud IichineSs sIOu; tho br-.., Ian ma
-, "'r ''Se"s" seems At Gr.I nf 49, very ser,on,
ill., - y "e di>""Se'"iinus~ the oppression ma
= y anxiety tie rc>Iard'ron becomes more ,,.J ruo,,
,LaIo' So,hr'nn's whccZing or milling sound. a. n
y. ~ Mas i"rccd through a narrow aperture ,I,gg.a
:" VIZ ~ mud. To ncglccrrhis drase II NAV be
,S+,'""S consequence, but by n timely on,I,r,,,1a -,
r S~"nyne's Compound syrup OF wild e. - I. -
fleets will bc removed u"i'eus1ht
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-01

n - !, a. ,inNi' entirely cured hy The use of Dr.
nthlhIlIS COMPOUND STRENCTlIrE
'N, NND GERMAN APERIENT PILLS
H' SpioNioN WILSON, ct Chester a., po,,.,
,'"'a' "hI'c'rd IoI two years with the ,h,xc Ji.,ra",
"a~''"' Nh'"h he had to use hiScrnIrheS Tor .igb,oae
=. L VIZ Hy"p'o'"s were circulating rain m ali
cSl~'lalIy IA hts Hip. Shoulder and AnkI..
1'!A increasing always tow ard. e,cr,, -,
IVA "c'. Mr. WILSON was At one limo no., .hI.
, az ii''~ on arco'inI IT the pain being 40 -, ar
- - "s ADVISED 10y n friend of his IA rn. chr. n
~, G Ill FILLS on winch heSent h The agent n,
oh's'cF and procured SONS; ON using The mod
<'i'e I'ird day rhe aindisappearcJ ana ,""S
"''o'riFi iaS' and IA three weeks was abe 10 ,,feni
!" u.s. "'s'ner-' wii"!' he had not dune f,r IA -.
'' rae 'r'eh' Of oIhcrs afflicted. lac uish,, ras..Ln.,
,Ln .I '''u '''1' i""y may be relieved. and again en,ov
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-01

QUESTIONABLE HAT & CAP MANUFACPO.
Il RS, LOB, Main street Wheeling, Va. Opposite
Mr.. Rohb's Chair Factory.
$. AVERY ~ Co. respectfully inform their friends
and the public that they have on hand and nre con
sianIly manufacturing a general assortment Of Hrs a.
CAPs, of the latest spring aud summer fashions, war
ranied equal II not superior TO any that have been
offered. which will he sold by the dozen ot single n,
fi,o lowest prices and upon as favorable teirss rs they
can be had IN the city. Hats of all kinds md qualities
nko, a general assortmeut Of Mems and Boys' Fur and
Cloth CAPS
They PROPOSE 10 furnish Genlleraen with hats hy
the year UPON such terms as cannot fail to please.
N. u. Hats and Gaps made 10 order. also, Military
Hats anu Cap mad. on the shortest nouee.
They respectfully solicit a liberal share Of the public
patronage. [may OF
TENEN boxes Sicily sweet Oranges. 25 drums smyr.
i ma Figs. received and for sale by
ap % M. REILLY.
SPERM oIL--200 gallons just received aud 10
y sale hy maya NJ. REILLY.
HoRNBRoOR a. GIBSON, Plumbers. n. w. cor
IL ner OF Monroe and 4th strceIs;-wher they
carry on the house and steamboat plumbing ia all il.
branches.
They have constantly on hand: Hydrants Of vari.
Gus descnpti'rs, Hallers Kettles, Wafer Closets,
Bath Tubs, Hot and Cold. shower LSths RctoTts
Tor Bleaching, Chemical Apparatus, Lead Collins
Patent Bath Heaters, Force and Lift Pumps. Lead
Pipes ofali sizes, Sheet Lead of any thickness, and
| Noihfu up luAO any manner oil tDTT. Wafer CON-
Quoted through Leaden Pipes, from Springs 10
dwelling Houses in tho Country. Also, Beer PumpS
ana bar Rooms hited no TO ORDER, Leather Hose.
All orders thankfully received and punctually at
tended to. juue 8. tsD-tv
Do hide New Orleans Sugar, prime quail
10 ir. just received and for sale by
mar 81 CRANGLE & BAILEYS.
SnA BBLS. Molasscs, in prime order. rs bbIs.
1OO Sugar House MOllsses, do 10 lust re-.
eeived and for sale by CRANGLE d BA1LEYS.
mar 81
CHARLES W.. RUSSELL,
Attorney at Inn, Wbc,LBc. Va.
fraclees IN the Courts of Ohio county and The adrin.
inc counties Of Virginia. ap4
n RisH wHiSKEY-I HID. old Irish uhi.kev on
dmf, for sale by SOLOMON KING.
sep17 No. &c. Water Street
SPERM CANDLES-l5 bVxcs, 4, So q. Just
- received and Dor sale by
scpl7 SOLOMON KING
oar StGAK-2OOO lie. Tavern Loaf sugar
Just received and Tor sale by
sep II SOLOMON KING.
lava COFFEE-Supcnor quality for family D.
- Just received and iOr sale Ivy
SOLOMON KING.
sepIT No Is W,fc, sire,
STONE CUTTERS " SrONE SET
TIERS WANTED
a BOUT ~ Stone Cutters and 20 Stons
~ Seu,rs wanted ,n he Slack Water fnpmy,
mcnt gi ln,k VS. River. 40 Locke Mo-. 9 ADD
am i~ck No 4. OK.
For further Particular urlufc a. Lock NJ, III
John Ros'b."u4h. PALMER, GCiCU l. 90.
.-s--tt &C g.
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DYSPEPSIA ,DySPEpSr,.,

4 ,'yS 81 ne IGt0ey II d.. Hariick,s BED, me,
"r'd OF The above disease. WHICH he w,s .g..,1 "
- 81 year, Has SYMPTOMS ere a sense Of Den
=, 80 n 'fI"esSioh alter e"iing, distressing PAIN in tho
!, =, . s'o'nach, nausea. kos or appenle. ,idJn,c.s
,ni'e 81 -'sh'' extreme debility, farulency. ncriJ
s-'neiin'cs vomiting, and pain IN tho ,iob,
s'dc' dett"ssim Of sririt. disturbed res, q, - i-tn,
~ "oie 10 pursue his business wria.ui .,uS,ns -
-" 'cNu''s''H' and wenrnIeSs. Nh. U,rt,,n,, !, b.,
w !" s'''' &" The public, aud is willing rn owe . -
Nv To Tie afflicted. respecting the wnnJ.y5pI
'''''''d from the use Of DIR. HARLICHrS
Compound Strengthening and German A., pIy'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-01
!TTT:ETEsn, March ~ 1910

-, 49, IITT. BrRGu, March ~ I@tO
NV TRANSPORTATION LINE. M
~ BALTIMORE. B~tLTIMORE AND pIT-rS
bJlt"ii y L. : PORTABLE BOAT LINES
IL" above hn" as Iust been formed aud ali -,
rinScnicnIs completed for TransI.orLnr Mc,cb,n
nlhI 70 ana from Ba!ilm re, wa. Pcnnsyivania an
BARGEs towrd by Steamboats, will ,,r a.
goods 10 aud rom Baltimore To- Hayre DO CO.
WHICH wili eH4ple tins l.iue TO pass Goods ,br,',y
AN good umu. ~ H'ous thfoiSI
The Narrhpus, on ] N'crty ytrect. lately occr,,io.I
10y ne Ph"t I.nc, has ben engaged. AID - ~.
ready 10 ICCr. - FryI-ht. W." - nov
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y. VI GRErR T,o,,,

NolASSES q SuGAR-II7 TEds- \ Orleans
~ sugar; % hbl>. do. Muiassc,-nII of r,.rd
lnaiiiy and M PRIME order. and for sale unusu,tI, L.,
by FORSYTH. MOORE g. CI hpS ~"
mar l.
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ECLECTIC SCHOOL
BOOKS
SOLD WHOLESALE ANA RETAIL BY
STEPHENSON s. CARWOOD
WHEELING.
tATEN'r CORN PLAN TER.

VINO TIE FARMERS OF ONO. o
MARSHALL BELMONT aud JEFFERSON
Counties.-we again desire TO invite your particular
attention L, this invaluable Improvement, and les
tect ully request you to call. the first time YOU come
to Wheeling, at our to-stSo STovs, Hoes FuR-
stsHtSo and FARNtSs UrrSsiL establishment
Main and Union slreetsl and purchase one of these
judgements with the AID Of which one man can do
as mueh work "a three or four msr wiihoutl bcfrrc
you ice planting your corn in the or, fdsh-
yast lab ara nus manner. And n you are not salts
he'd with its perinriuinees and cunvInc a IF Its
great utility after y aniing all your corn with n, We
Nil lake II back, charse n thing for the use OF u,
and return the money alyinccd.
Price Of the M1chias Si6. TERMS, one half ca n,
sS ,fance p1yabls after corn plsat,ng.
WAR; CUt.RERrS0N ~ GpFERS
"IHSKEY-li-b bls Pennsylvania; So dozeri
corn brooins. just received and Cor sale by
IAN IS JACOB & MrT HELL.