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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-02
2 4 NiiE REASONS WHY DIR HARLiCH'S PILLS
IL arc use dby al classes Of people preference

Ntt hEASONS WHY DIX HAkLiCH'S PILLS
Il arc use dsy al classes Of people an preference
10 any Others:
BECAUSE they are prepared from pure ertrecf Of
Herbs. very wholesome medicine mild in its ope-
saon and pleasant effects. the certain pre-
of health and safcsnd efiectual cure of DYS
PERSIA or INDIGESTION. and all STOMACH
COMPLAINTS, a PreserSerand purifier Of the whole
systcn-
BECAUSE they soothe the nerves Of sensibty and
ssruy the nerves of motion. mparring to their most
sabale auid Its pristine tone. and gives strength and
Siearness of mind.
BECAUSE they nerer destroy d.e ccuis Of ae .S,os,
<ch aud Bocets as all ssrChg PRrgatircs do.
BECAUSE science and experience teach that no
mere pnrgsvc alone. will the diseases OF the sto
snich and nerves. Weakness is the prime cause of
host ofdiscascs and by continually rcsorns to purra.
siriis YOU make the matter Instead of better
BECAUSE BE- uarlich's medicine ~ put up upon
TIE conmon sense principle. 10 cloaasc and strength
an which as the only way to effect "a lastly.
BECAUSE they really 20 the diseases fr
Shich they recommended Ask fsr Dr. Ilarlicks
Pills.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-02
JAMES PARRY.

Prneipal Office. 10 Norik Eigffh street, Philadel
ph'a; Pittsburgh Office No. al ST Clair street. next
do'' to the Allegheny bridge. where this invaluable
medicine may always be found Also for sale at the
BOOK store sfJohn Fisher. Wheeling. Va.
nov IL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-02
CERTIFICATES
FEVER AND AGUE CURED.

q Dr. hum.
Dear Slr-BelieViSe IL duty 1 owe yea as sue
cessful rractitone<, s. well the who may be
similarly afflicted, take pleasure m acknowiedg
valuable Medicine
HUNTS BuTaNIC PILLS.
After much suffering from Fever and Ague, dur
ing the spring and fall for the last fou< years and
the pccuniary injuries attendant the indiSposi-
tion OF one on whose eXer;Ions a large family was
dependant for support. and having without success
tested the skill OF many resdicsi advisers. nj an
expense could not well afford. In the fail Of 1888
hndlng the prcnIoHltory symptoms Of the disease
sppIoachns Was indu, ed by friend who had
tried your medicine, 10 purchase package of your
BotsnIc Pills. and now have the happiness to in
form you-and through you those WHO may be
similarly nfnicted-tkat they counteract the dis.
ease, nor have been troHtied with II since. and
my coincidence continues TO uphold me an the be
iiet that your Botanic Pills the safe, the
cheapest, most eficacIous. and radical foi
that distressing disease the Fever and Asue Al
can for the present offer yon for the blessing you
have been instrumental IN conierrng on me- Is IN,
assurance 81 unceasing gratitude and esteem.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-02
Newark, N. J. July 81, 1855.

Dyspepsia, or Indigestion, FTTecfuaHy Crred.
MIR. VIM Tucker. fayIng lately hem restored to
a sound state of health through the efficacy OF Dr.
Hunts Botanic Pills thinks IL indiSpcnss bic du "
certain facts relative the disease uuder
which he had long suffered, The sysnpf ms
were-a painful obstruction. with constant reiec
ton Of food, headache, palpItstion VI the heart.
lowness OF spiris, troublesome dry cough, dIzZi-
ing. almost constant pam IN the SIDE, IONS aud
shoulders, accompanied with much languor and
debility. These ain ctions, tcectltc- with an un-
usual degree OF fatulence, brought such a state
of extreme weakness. as To prevent him from at
tending is bushes and his health appeared lost
beyond recovery. Has friends aad relatives became
alarmed al the melancholy Jrosrect, and strongly
recommended Hunts Botani< Fills--they were adj
ninl tered. aud in few days produced sstoRish-
ing relief and finally realized perfect Restoration
10 sound he alth' VIM. TUCKER.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-02
RuEUNATTSM. 4.

RHEUMATISM. entirely cured By the use of DR.
o =. HARLICFS COMPOUND STRENGTHEN
ING AND GERMAN APERIENT PILLS
Mr.. SOLOMON WILSON, of Chester Co Pennsyl-
wanna, afflicted for years with the above distressing
disease Of which he had his cruIches for eighteen
months, his symptoms circulating pain in all
his DENTS especially IN ais Hip Shoulder and Ankles
pain increasing always towards evening. attended
with heat Mr. WILSON ut enc time not able
10 move his limbs accountof the pain being grcs.
he being advised by friend of his 10 procure DIR.
IiARLiCUS PILLS, on which he sent TO the agent in
West Chester and procured zone; on using the psed
enc the third day the pain disaPposred. ara strength
increasing fast. and in three weeks was able to attend
10 his business, which he had done for Is month,
for the benefit of others afflicted he wishes these lines
published TINT they may be relieved and again enjoy
the pleasures OF healthy hio.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-02

LN STEPHENSON. ArrossEY AT Law. No 2Oz,
-. Main street, Wheeling. Va. NEXT door below
Nelson's Offce i.n %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-02

ACUTE BRONCHITIS. A FORERUNNER OF
CoNSuMPfloN.-'rhis disease is very much hk
common caiarEh. 1t generally commences like an or.
binary Geld. with assitude. cincS. light coughs and
oppression and ughtneSs about tho breast In many
instances the disease FIRST Of no very serious
character As the disease continues the oppression i'm
the breast increases the coun:enance becomes express
sive of onxiciy the respiration becomes mere and more
laborious, sometimes wheeling ratinS seuad rs IL
the arr was toreed through narrow aperture cloSged
with vis,id fund. To neglect this dSase il may be
5fserions consequence. but by timely application OF
pr Swaynes Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry, with
strict attention 10 the directions. oil hsse unpleasant
effects viii be removed
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-02

HAVE YOU COUGH DO not neglect ); -
Thousands have met premature death Tor the want
little attention to a oesnInan cola
Haveyou n cough cold pr. Swayncs Com
poand syrup Of Prunus Vrginiann, or Wild Cherry.
safe medical prescription. and used in an extensive
sactce trU most Positicriy afford relic and you
from that awful disease. consumption which usually
sweeps into the grave the young, the old the fair h-
lovely aud tie CAV.
Have you \ caugh' Swayne's Prunns Virginiana
or ~d Cherry Syrup. is the only remedy you should
take To vur-you. For this plain That in no
one Of the thousands vi cases where IL has been used
has failed 10 ,sliere
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-02

EEATHERS-50o pounds Ohio Feathers in store
IL and for sale by PAXTONS a. TINGLE
Oh
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-02

lTWe most sincerely regret, that sses Of nv
pocrisy Often occur among tho clerical ranks
: nd we hope the wolf in Sleeps cL ihI0g" named
in the following letter from Mr Mayhem will re-
criye HE just deserts for imposing upon the commu-
nifty. PSss him along, brother typos thar he ma
be held up to universal coufembt, anu thus save
manN fruIr becoming his dupes
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-02


IHNO IIATrEKS.--s Avery a Co. have on hand
~ Saxony anFNaiive Wool HAT BODIES. which
ley will sell on accommodating terms. oct 3
on boxes RAIsINs,
~ 5 bale SVf. Shellcd Almonds,
sS boxes us.or,s,. canS'ss. -.
4 eoso Liqrorice. just received So iei ssie oy
sau9 PAXTONS & T1NGLE.
AWJHOLFSALE AND RETAIL CONNECTION
w AIRY SrORE.--Tho subscribes has Just re-
eNed splendid assortment of French confectionery
nch Sugar Figures of various kinds, French Kisses
n an entirely new pattern. Jelly Cakes Cum Drops.
ohryxtalized Candies. Juinbe Paste Sugar Animals
fishes. Dogs. Cats. squirrels Doves. &c &c.
Green aud Dried Fruts. - follows: Lemons Dates
Gmpcs. Cocoanus. Sonshell Almonds. Pfuass in Jar.
md Boxes Zsnte Curranis. Palm Nuts. GrounS Nuts.
&c. &c
together with supply Of confectionery Of HE ovs
nlnuiscturo which be offers a. Wholesale retail on
accommodating terms. Having had tho management
oi the manufacturing department u the Pfincipls -
hhshmcnt IN Baltimore aud Richmond. a. veil ~ ths
well known and splendid establishment Of u. M0ulds
Iauesvile. Ohm ha aattcrs himself that should IN,
citizens Of Wheeling think him worthy Of their PAT
'onngehc shall be able 90 please.
dec I2-tf y NUMSEN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-02
BEWARE OF COUNTFRFEITs

BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS.
CdutiOn.-Be particular IN purchasing 10 see that
he label OF this Medicine confirms q nonce Of ats
ntry according 20 Act Of Congress. And lie like
wise particular in obtaining them NJ 100 Chatham
l.. New-NoTk, or from the
hEGULAR AGENTS.
WM II, KING, Wheeling.
STEVENSON d- NFAI. Pnrksrshurg
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-02
Distressing ouse IF Screre SJ.asnoiic Asthma p,r
f,cllz cnr.d hu Ennr, Ra,anic EiL.

Cautior.-Be; particular ia purchasing TO Sc.
that the label Of this Medicine con aims no tice of
Is entry according TO at OF Congress. And he
kew ss particular IN obtaia'ug them ut 100 Cha,
nam ST., New " DIRK. or from the
REGULAR AGENTS.
VIM. ~. KING Wheeling Va
STEVENSON e WHALE. Psrkershur".
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-02

CINCINNATI, Angus. ~ lS-By.
Respected Friend. DIR. SwayRe--I am truly indebt
edioyou Tor the benefit have received from the
oiyour COmPou Syrup Of Wild Cherry Bark. which
confess was the means Of restoring my health
Haeked with a common cold, which terminated in
seated disease open the lungs ! at length became
much debiiated from constant coughing and loss OF
ap9ciitc and gave mp all hope Of recovering many
y my family had hocn carried Oft by consumption
Being recommended Ivy friend Of mine, Mr. Weaver.
" make trial Of your inestmable syrup did 50,
winch terminated in performing a perfect cure. I
nave much TO say TO you when see you. which will
le Tins fall; you may make OF these lines f you
nnk proper that those afflicted may fiHd relief from
the same source Yours truly
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-02

SUrviVi"g partners Of &e firm Of Ianieer, Hicks i Co.
mar 12-ilOct
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-02

WONDERFUL CURE OF CONSUMPTION, per
formed 10y DIR. SWAYNE'S COMPOUND SYRUP,
OF PRUNUS VIRGINIA or WILD CHERRY Mr.
WILSON GREENE. Of Lancaster county, Pa. entirely
cured Of the above disease His symptoms chilli
ness succeeded by heat loness Of spirits salt
his mouth, dry cough great oppression ia the breast
loss Of appetite. irequert splitting aud coughing up of
fOihy and Horid blood. After using BEETLES OF the
above syrup the cough ceased the body began 10
strengthen, and by using bottles all these dis
agreeable feelings were removed lie is now enjoy
ns perfect health, 70 the astoniShment Of all his
fisnd,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-02

NOR RENT.-The brick dv cling and store room.
Il corner Of Main ard Jefferson SIS. Possession
gwen lst April, apply to SOLOMON KING,
No IS. Watcrst
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-08-18

whom he drew compensation And the man
nor In which lngorsoll obtained this allow
sncc is In keeping with the whole affair. He
went 10 the two Loco Foco members (beiug n
majority Of the committee on accounts and
presented his claim. II was of course allow
ed aud promptly paid by the clerk oiihe house
And thus Mr. C.I lngcrsoll,who was defeat
cd IN the election by a majority Of seven hun
drcd votes, and whose claim to Mr. Naylor' $
seat was from beginning TO end the shccresl
mockery, was allowed over eleven hundred
dollars OF the public money, while five Wing
members from New Jersey, chosen by The PEG
pie. but rejected by the Presidcn, and his min
ions, were refused single cent Of compensa
ton Albany GosoHe.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-08-18
The way Van Buren, Answers.

MT. van buren, what Is your opinion OF
the tariff questions
"Consult the letter that wrote TO John
Doe, ifyou please, gentlemen"
+. "What are your views of the standing army
bill,"
81 cannot too strongly recommend to your
attention pamphlet directed by mo to Rich
ard Rowe, which will fully explain my views
OH this and all other subjects"
"But, sir, we have no access to those docu-
men,s oblige us with direct answer to our
questions"
Gentlemen, l love the people-Amos loves
the tcsople; we both love the people; and there
fore whatever Amos says is his opinion, is my
opinion also-there is remarkable concur
renee of opinion between us-good day, gen.
tlemen."
Now by way of comment, we would remark
that Van Buren, has not only shrinking COM
mittee," but also "writing committee" and
that he dare not answer question except
through the columns of the Globe.-Harris-
Jurgh TELEGRAPH.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-08-18
From the National Intelligencer.

Governornor Pope, in his speech mot yet
published) on the sub Treasury bill, in reply
to the opponents of General Harrison that his
political principles were not clearly avowed,
remarked that he had no personal knowledge
of Gen. Harrison's opinions except such as
was derived from his published speeches and
letters before the world, and from then he
would attempt to give his creed, as he be-
lieved every candid and impartial man mus
understand il, as follows:
"lst lie is for limiting tho service Of the
President to single term.
I'D. Although he will not recommended a
National Bank, he will not veto bill for one
lr r-~n- limitations, and framed ~ Sc
r.n t-t ion against the control Of
oce lde sufficiently responsible
". :eeping the public lands for
arraIs reasonable price, and like
General Jackson, opposed to making it a
source Of national revenue.
18th. He is opposed 10 all internal improve
ments not strictly national and for necessar ~
constitutional objects.
18th. He is opposed TO Abolition IN any and
every form by Congress, either IN THIS DIS
trict or the States or Territories.
"6tn. lie is for Tariff, fair, just, and Judi
cious
18th. He thinks that honesty and fitness
ought TO be preferred to mere party consldeIa-
ton in the appointments TO office. After he
appoints a man TO office he will not remove
him on account of mere difference Of opinion.
18th. lie will restrain public officers under
his control from violent and incorporate in-
ierferencs in elections, leaving them free 10
exercise the elective franchise.
18th. To lessen the necessity for the use
Of military force, he will endeayor 10 nfuse a
high moral tone into every branch Of the public
service, and thereby preserve and strengthen
that moral force which forms the specie capital
of free Government.
"IOlh lie will not use his official influence
10 elect his successor. but leave i, 10 the free
and unbiased choice OF the nation"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-08-18
MIR oGLE,S SPEECH

We conclde this week what we propose TO
publish Of MIR Ogle's speech, at the prcseu,
time. Mr. 0gle shows up TO good advantage,
the practice of an administration, which has
so loudly preached rc,rcnohmon, and reform
from the first. lie also has exhibited some of
tho traits in Mr. Van Burcn's history, which
20 Ear TO show his eminent claim TO genuine
democracy and his great regard TO the rights
and interests Of the people. We have exhib-
tied before us, his inordnaio love Of money,
in some instances approaching very near TO
absolute meannes; a parsimony which very
poor men would dcspise--by which we are re-
minded of"Gov. Marcy's brecchcs." We ask
our readers 10 bear in mind his peculiar re-
gard 10 the soldiers OF the Revolution, and
the privileges for which they fought and bled,
exhibited in his speeches before the New
| York Convention on the right Of suffrage
and in his conduct towards the old soldier,
who asked his friendly offices, to enable him
10 procure pension; no, only turning over
his application to the Secretary of War with
/ cool polite indifference, but when asked TO
'1far ufIr abundance TO aid the
lite soldier in returning 10
sorders a servant to gre
I'd show him the door ~
IS DOB .a mog1nas itself would blush a,
suCn oonuu.., ...- .-nguage is inadequate &c
express proper Indignation at penuriousness
in such place and from such a man.
We have often seen vanity, love Of show
and pc nuriousness, meeting in tho same char
acter, and always consistent with tho mos1
perfect sclhshness, and perhaps we ought moi
TO wonder that these things are found COM
mingled even in tho character ofthe President
but we do wonder how such man came into
such place.
Tho administration presses are greatly
troubled at the Developments of Mr. Ogle fear
ing, as they well may, tina, some OF their gros,
Inconsistencies are likely TO be exposed to al
injured people. Some brand him with false
hood, some attempt to ridicule, some to rea
son, and perhaps some 10 rhyme, and all joir
to raise smoke--but "truth Is mighty ant
will prevail"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-08-18

Humiliation Of The Country mi the eyes Of
Fori egners.-It is one of the Just and lasting
reproaches against Mr.. Van Buren,, that as
Secretary of Sta he carried the party poll
tics and discussions of the country into its
foreign relations, aud actually instructed our
minister to London to beg as a boon to the Ad-
ministraiion, certain concessions on the sub
iect Of the West India trade, which previous
Administration had insisted upon as right.
He virtually directed that minister to tell
the British Government that his friends, then
in power in the United States, had supported
British claims and opposed American pref"n-
sions as TO the colonial trade-to disay
these "prete as urged by Mr.. Ads
and Mr.. Monroe-and TO plead with 1.-The
egn government, that the people of the
ted States having turned out of power Il
who had maintained the rights of America a.
gainst the claims of Great Britain, the Admin
s,ration of that country ought not 10 be too
hard with their friends in this, and should
yield them some little boon!
This view OF the subject" says Mr.. Van
Buren,, "cannot be too strongly pressed"
We now learn, or rather find il ST. ted as a
rumor, by a correspondent Of the National In
,elligencer. that our last minister 10 Spain,
MAJOR Futon, who has been recallede and a
Charge d AfdIres substituted for him, was in
structed TO apologize 10 the Queen of Spain
for sending diplomatic iunciionary of lower
grade into her royal presence, and to urge in
extenaiion the necessities and pecuniary en-
barrassments Of the American Government
Thus our poverty, now brought on by mis-
rule, is urged by the very authors of our ruin,
in apologize strains TO a foreign sovereign,
for falling to keep our diplomatic intercourse
upon the long accustomed footing To such
base use does Parry stoop.
II should be added, in connerion with the
frs; part Of these remarks,i that the motive
which determined the rejection by the Senate
OF Mr.. Van Burenis nomination TO England,
was the disgraceful character Of the instruction
given by HIM as Secretary to the American
Minister at London, and /, caps tho climsI OF
political inconsisiency-seeing what Mr.. Cal
hcun's posi,ioa and sGinieee sro-bss by she
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-08-18
Montpelier, Az;
Important Caution !

TT is a singular fact and one much to be regret
J. ted that valuable medicines, as soon as they
become popular and have received the test and
approva al Of discriminating public, are 10 be
counte rieited and thus a bad and spurious artc 10
is Immediately palmed upon the unsuspcting as
the genuine. This has been VIGOROUSLY the case
with all popular trieo and truly valuable medi-
cines for years past, and will probably continue
TO be the case for years TO come.
The base and contemplate counierieiter IN
this way meanly takes advantage of all tho ef.
forts and the advertising used by the proprieiOrs
of the genuine article 10 get their medicines into
use aud deserved opuarity. II is therefore not
less the duty than It contributes 10 the safety Of
every honest individual in the community 10 eI.
pose, .rown down, and forever after disirust all
hrarlless ingrates who thus ifresponsibly uihs
with health and lie
U[THEREFORE TAKE NOTiCED
There is person by the name of j. Is. Roob.
Effort, now engaged in selling Pill done up in
boxes in exact p.rfret imitation Of the Grs-
uIss INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS, with the
omission Of only one word on the boxrs-,iz
WRIonr. Tue pills sold by tins Rochefori are
evidently Intended as fraud and imposition up
on the community, or they would not have been
done up in such exact imitation Of the genuine.
This person is tall and clustering with a great
theatrical swagger. lie was recently known ss
very poor player ia Baltimore, under the mus.
cal eognOmen Of jim Brown, and 10 about twenty
FIVE years Of age. II - almost beyond a donb,
that lac is supplied with Pill, from Druggist
firm in this city, who have been heretofore hoio-
riousl y connected with counterfeit medicines 49,
A, soon proof is obtained, the fountain head Of
his neisrious 5usinsp will be exposed, that the
community may shun them Is they would a Ger.
psnL
In the mean time the public are eaulinn.d
against buying BTighs IadiGa PsgetaLis PiH,
OF any one who Goes not -Ihibii q eirtiheste 81
agency signed by the agent for the New England
states and bearing dale since Ic4O. Also take
particular notice that the following words 10 on
the boxes
WEIGHTS IsdiaaYtestabis PH'-(lnd Par
gaiys) of the North AmefieanCOllege Of Health
TBs Indian PtgoaLis P,iis aH esftain cure
for disease IN is every VARSITY 81 fern, because
tl.ey thoroughly cisaass the stomach and bowels
induce = proper discharge BY he lunss skin and
kidssy, ADD einvisas No tsooe " vlhty hsif
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-08-18
Value of loco foco News.

We learned from the Louisville Journal that
few days ago Messrs. Foster and Johnson,
electoral candidates in Tennessee, had an APP
poinlment to speak in Russelvile in that state,
but for certain reasons failed to visit the place
at all. A loco foco correspondent of the
Knoxville Argus, however, not knowing OF
their failure, and supposing that they had spo.
ken according to appointment, wrote out a par.
ticular account of their supposed speeches, and
stated that eight wings had been converted to
the administration faith by the discussion
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-08-18

The conduct of the Van Buren, majority in
the House Of Representatives has been at least
consistent in the matter OF the New Jersey CON
tested election. They commenced the session
By rejecting the commissioned members and
admitting the Loco foco claimants and they
closed il by refusing the Wings the compen-
saiion heretofore invariably allowed. This
act, for which there could be no other motive
than pal,ry political spite contrasts strange.
ly enough with that fact that Tory hgersoH,
who could not even get the committee on cleo
tons TO report in his favor, was allowed new
eriheless, 10 draw nearly twelve hundred dol
lars from the Treasury, in shape Of pay 10 his
witnesses Here is his receipt:
July 2Oih, 1910. Reed OF III. A. Garland,
Clerk OF the house Of representatives, eleven
hundred and twenty eight dollars for pay Of
the above named witnesses, being SOL days a,
So per day. -
(Signed) c. j. INGERSOLL.
These witnesses" for whom Mr. Ingersoll
was allowed "pay, were all examined at home
IN the city Of Philadelphia. by the laws Of
Pennsylvania they were allowed only SO cents
day; an tina, ,his speeuls,ing Tory cleared
- shillings on each one Of the Witnesses Sof