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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-08-05

(RiyEs.) and ronancing Mr. OoLE. To The
eyes Of Others, the silver shows as plainly on
the worn surface, as The black hearts Of The two
renegadss do in their dingy skins. Mr.. Mon
ROE bought also the fine chairs which cost SO
mach Tor re2ilding. and which Mr.. VAN Be-
REN stripped Of the imperial erotca with which
they we're decorated. substituting the stars OF
his country. IL was the boast Of some mem
Der OF Congress, that when any OF his eonsilt-
uenfs sat down on one Of those chairs, he
squattcd on an hundred acres Of lanJ-for each
cost about the Government price Of that much
land. Those chairs were made for NAPoLEos.
we have heard. and we think that Mr.. Monroe
might have been severely handled for iniTodue-
ing such dazzling furniture into a Republican
mansion; but certainly Mr.. Van BUen is not
IN be blamed for not turning out Of doors, what
had been brough, in BY President who had re-
ceived the support Of both parties, and what
had been tolerated by his immediate predee ss-
sor. and his opposite. Mr.. adams. II seems to
be the pride Of The Republicans to see their
constituents-iheir sovereig ns-seaied in the
chairs made for an Emperor-ana the Federsl
leaders never complained Of them because they
hoped, at some time themselves, to oecupy
rhem-and now the Federal gang have set
Oqle ., work TO lay (qr. lie) Mr.. Monroes sins
NJ the door Of Mr.. Tan Buren, simply for tho
purpose Of giving them an exclusive possession
Of the very mansion and furniture which SO ex-
cites their indignation
But we leave the question Of the appropriate
ness and expensiveness of the furniture. and The
attempt to attach the responsibility OF either to
the President, To be settled by the speech Of
Mr.. Lincoln. He shows conclusively, by the
undivided vote OF his own friends for the spprs-
priaion, not asked by the President. that they,
in effect, ordered the addition to and repair Of
the furniture which they now make a subject
Of universal outcry against the President.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-08-05

nark during which Rodney TOOK from ms 90
..r, ,ss h,s5t ercbirf given him by the womaI
and held II rsreIessIy 10 his hand. Clara di'
not rseoujzs IL az frat. bat presently hxias ne
svouoou il she exclaimed in tone fullof surprise
INV hsndkerchief!--why, how cams you b,
that Dector"
II pickedit up in tho course Of my ramble'
this afternoon. said hs with smile.
Strange, haze not missed il until this very
moment-where could have dropped II ~ she
continued, trying TO reeollect where she hae
been.
DO you know old Mrs Thomson,-ssid
Frederick very signfcantly-"a poor bed-rid-
den patient Of mine n Duane street !"
There-I recollset now did call on the
poor woman this mornng-dd yen find il
there T.
1.-THE woman's daughter picked it up on the
stairs and Mrs. Thomson commissioned me Ia
deliver il TO the owner. If ] could find her out,
he added, with tone full Of meaning.
II see how it is" said Clara, the eloquent
bleod mounting TO her temples-it would be
useless ts attempt further concealment. l ac-
knowledge myself fairly found out But il
there is any merit TO be attached to my litrle
charities il must be assribed to my dear father.
for have been but his almoner. To- r7'
Pardon ms thea, dear Clara,r said Rodney
in an impassoped tone, taking her baud" for
seeking TO test the extent of your generosity.
You have in your possession one gift, which
presumptuously perhap. would crave-ateas-
nre dearer TO me than all others this hand ~
We will not stop 10 speak OF The feeling
which thrilled Glars at this eerIsinly not mex
pected request. She hesitated moment,
while the rich blood again suffused her lovely
face and neck.
Excuse me, Frederick" she at last said
with strong emotion. though one less interest
ed than her lover would have detected roguish
archnsss in her reply. :" You are too late
Were il mine TO give. il should be freely yours
but'-slaneing her eye from Rodney's blank
and fallen countenanee to her imprisoned hand
" it is already in the possession Of one. who. if
he deemed it wsr,h his keeping. may one day
repent its forcibe seizure.
Never. dearest girl-my own-neverr was
Rodney's joyful eSelamation-a glow Of rap
his face, as he pressed the little white hand he
held repeatedly to his lips.
The patient reader will perceive that our
physicians prescription had a marvellous effect.
IL is hardly necessary TO detan him with an ac-
count Of what followed. In due time. to use
the words of poetieal friend. there was
a gathering Of fond friends
Brief solemn words and prayer
trembling TO the fingers ends,
As haad in hand they swear.
Sweet cakes. sweet wine sweet kisses
And so the deed is done:
Now for life's love and blisses,-
The welded Two are one
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-08-05
THE NAPOLEON OF FINANCE

What has become Of the "great fnarcier."
who enjoyed the confidence Of the Ftderslists
to such degree, that they wanted to place him
at the head Of the Treasury. and even in the
Presidential chair! Mr.. Preston went so far
as to exelaim. that TO place NICHOLAS BIDDLE
in the Treasury, would put all things to rights
at onco that it would operate like \ charm
We recolect the time when the dictd Of this f.
nancal autoerat was deemed infallible by his
besofted admirers. But since his abdica-
iion.' and the bursting Of his great bubble,
Whigery is very silent about its hero Of cotton
bags. IL makes and unmakes heroes with mar
vellous facility. Alas for NICHOLAS the auio-
crat But yesterday and he was the Wing
rival Of the illustrioas JAoKsoS--" now, none
so poor to do him reverence" But we are
mistaken. The grateful In,elligcncer lately
vaunted a lecture upon public eredtby the de
fanct President of the United States Bank,
The joke IS too good.-Ibid.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-08-05
Great Democratic Meeting in New
York,

A mass Convention OF the Democrats OF the
counties Of New York. Riehnond aad Kings
was held at Castle Garden on Monday Of last
week. TO celebrate the passage Of the Inde-
pendent Treasury Bill. We copy from the
New Era. the following account Of the pro.
csedngs on the occasion. All accounts rep
resent the multitude assembled as immense
and the enthusiasm that was manifested augers
well for The triumph Of the good cause in No
veuiber.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-08-05

NoRr Dtsrsyss.-We learn from uRdouet-
ed authority, that the Palmer Manufacturing
Comany, at Palmer Mass. have lately made
sale Of the entire stock OF manufactured goods
they had on hand. at prices satisfactory to the
manufacturers. and have entered into a contract
to supply all the goods they can manufacture at
their establishmeut. for six months TO come.
The Stark Mills and Amoskess Manufacturing
Companies have hkwise lately made sale Of all
the goods they had on hand sud the York
Faetary. At Ssco, Maine. has lately declared a
dividend Of twelve per cent, for the past twelve
months. Boston Post.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-08-05

Ma. OGLE AsAIN.-Tho National Gazette, a
we'll known Wing paper Of Philadelphia, thu,
exposes the ISLANDERS Of Ogle
Mr.. Lincoln's speech animadverting on
Mr.. Ogle is very severe. II is a satisfactory
vindication Of the President from any blame
that may be attached to him for personal ex-
travagance. Ouilays were made for household
furniture during the several terms Of the Presi-
dents, without comment except in Senator
Bentons East Room letter."
So much for Mr.. Ogle, and his whole tram
Of libels. We dismiss him to deserved rePoba-
ton and contempt.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-08-05

4 Sufficient Reason-The Philadelphia Pub
lie Ledger thus eoncisely sums up the reason
of the present mercantile and manufacturing
distress in Pennsylvania -
The evils Of the present times spring from a
vicious currency. IL we had not been afflicted
with irresponsible moneyed corporations. or
rather with corporations. the very nature Of
whose privileges is calculated to render them
irresponsible, we might have escaped The prin-
cipal mischefs which have fallen upon us
But with these institutions exercising all their
almost unbounded facilities TO stimulate bust
ness in every one Of its branches. excrpi such
IS are really productive of wealth 10 the eoun-
Try. 1t was impossible 10 avert The danger which
has overtaken us.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-08-05

SO far as Is sseerained. about five OF six o.
sand dollars and the suretiss are said TO !
bnndsntiy good, 90 that there will be nc
mats loss TO the Department.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-08-05
FEDERAL PROPHECY.

Pass the Sab ub-Treasuiy," exclaimed Mr..
Wisr, aud you re-eleet Mr.. Fas su.ks.
The Sab Treasury has beea passed snd Nf
Vas BuRES will be re- elected GI0tf
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-08-05

The Hon. George NJ. Ksim. Repe''n'a'''e
to Csnsr-., from P.nnsylvsnis, hs' so00ssee0
hi. det.rrnins,isn net 10 Re = s'ns'csfs '0' "
eleetieu.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-08-05
The HEks OF New OAuEAss.-The +.

The HyRs OF New ORuEASs.-rhe follow
ing extract from letter Of General Jackson 10
the Democratic Committee of Baldwin county
a, Nilledgsvle Ga. places, in The eleares, ls h,,
the true issue between Martin Van Bureu and
Harrison.
~ agree with you in the views you express,
Of the contest NOW going on between the Re-
publican and Federal parles-ihe former rnn-
ming Mr.. Van Buren. ard the latter General
Harrison. as a candidate for the Presidency
and that the accession calls for ths patriotic ID
determined efforts OF the people 10 preserve tie
ascendency Of those great principles 10 our sys-
tenn OF Government which il was the uct OF
the Revoluisn. and of The Reform 10 1900 to
establish and preserve. II the doctrines of the
Federal party are not nov resisted. Mr.. Jeffer-
son will have warned US in vain against the dan
gers Of consolidation. and the people may lose.
before they are aware Of il. the blessings Of fres
Government. Grant to the FedsraIisis the
principle Of constructive powers. and the Con-
stiution is no longer guarantee for the rights
and sovereignty Of the States. The discretion
Of Congress will be snbstitned for the checks
and balances Of limited Government. and all
the pewers of legislation will be at once absorb
ed BY that body"
Such are the words OF our venerable Ex-
President, the hero Of New Orleans. We com
mend them to every true patriot.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-08-05

VAN BUREr's BRIrIsH CoAoH.-Another OF
the ISLANDERS propagatsd by Mr.. Oele. and re-
echoed by all the petty tools of Federal de-
traction. is, that Mr.. Van Barren rides in a
coach imported from England, TO the detri-
msnt Of American manufactures. Hear the
denial Of the Globe.
:" It seems almost pity to deprive 'He POOR
Wings Of the smallest portion of The 'uxury
they most delight in-FALsEHooD. w oaust
however. be cruel enough once more % spoil
their feast. by saying TO all who have ~ appe-
tte for such veracious paragraphs ds III lbove.
that Mr.. VAN BUREN never imported esrrsge
in his life, and that he never owned or rossess-
cd one that had been built ont Of the u States :
that the story about the British coach. like the
thousand and one falsehoods with which a
most degraded press. and 1--WE are sorry TO say
m,) an almos, equally degraded party, are every
day nauseating the public taste, is in all its
parts sheer fabrication. destitute ef all color
of truth and doubtless known to be so well
by OeLE as by hi. co-slanderer of the Boston
Atlas.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-02

DR WILLIAM SWANS. SoOTttiSi' >NktF
fDR CHILDREN TEEIltiNt.--rsArASeo
=, ,,s.e,y-Ts Mshers ard .Sa-sss; The ls'-~A''s
a he teeth thsougs the gums prsiuc's r1so'cS'o"
-, l.na.rvu. SYMPTOMS Ia - knswn y mothers
no, her. /. great rrit in the month anf gems du
-,x the praec-sx The gums swell, The secretion o
saliva il increased the CHILD is seized with frequent
-, .,,llen fits OF crying. watching starting in It's
reep and spasn. OF peculiar parts the child shrieks
,,th treme violence and thrusts its fingers into iis
mouth Ifthcse precursory symptoms are not speediy
,uevia ed spasnsdic commissions universally super
zone and spon cause the DISSOLUTION OF the infant
tcmothers who have their little babes afflicted with
,ese distressing symptoms would apply Dr "iiiHl
Evans Soothing Syrup. which has preserved HUNDREDS
finlns when thought past recovery from being SUI
. ,nly attacked with that fatal malady. convuisi%s.
Bexssre IF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES BE pafucuai ~
,r,hasng ~ see thai the label of this Medie"e 90"
a. notice Of its entry according to act OF ~"nsr'SS,
nd be likewise particular in obtaining mem !" too
n,thnm st. New York. or from the regular ase"s'
yyM n KING, IS Water ST Wheeling
S,...o,s,, 4. Nrelc. ParkersourC. nov 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-02
.uTfIGERS' OFFICE.
ID. s. GREGORY &. Co.

MANAGERS OFrICE. MhceIu,r \ 4, Ni,v is,h lsaa
WELLSSi re LOTTERY. Cla.s : lr,x. I,,s
h. al Alexandria SIS @a4 SIP 500. n O0n es ooO
$1,000 % each Of 81 900. Ii drawn r,nn,b,,s - :.
package OF 20 Tickets. Jackets $40. Shares m ,,re
'ottion.
MoNoNGAIIA LOTTERY. Class G draw. June
lOh. 1870
s20.OOC. $4,000 end GO each Of 81 900. 60 each o,
800. Tickets SIS Shares IN proportion.
LEESBU re- LJTTEkY Class 5, draws at hleI
Indra. jane l3h 1910.
100 PRIZES each of 81. 00p il 100000
$4,000 $4,000. $1,000 and 100 each of 81 .Oon
Tickets $40 Shares n prsp,ron A certifica,, Of 25
whole Tickets will Si.O. SHARES IN prooorti.n
1870. .
$4,000. $4,000, 10 earh Of 81 900 Tickets IS
SHARES IN proportion package OF % whole by Ger.
'ihcaie will cost SIS
1870. u' -''"'
$40 QUO SO 900 5000 s., ooJH nd % each Of Coz
1910 400. i'set> Siu. Shatrs N pr,I crti,)-
49, I,,nCste OF - Whole tickets will Cost SIsS-
,psTERsprRG LOTrEHy, Class r. draws Juoc c,nd
so" 900. S. 600 and n c,r, oSs, ,,o 6, al, =. ,,,
tickets 50, Share~ In proportion A rsy,,;ra,c :,
% whole tickets viii cast $50 Shares IN rroro-,;,
~ TEhsbcs9 I"TTEES, Class c, draws at AleNan-
$40 400, $50 600 81 600 81 500 s., coo and ,..t
Il $3.50 Tickets 10 dollars shares IN prn,,,,,',r
Shlses n proportion. ''s
MoToSGaslit IT, TTsEY, Class X. draws a, Alexan.
prZes "t $40 ZOO, 50 Oco. So coo and i0orSi coo
Tickets 81, Halves e so . I,r,s,s - OF " $500
hcaie OF 2s ~ hoe Tickets val cost $50 Shares Ia
gforouion. ~
u 81 co hall Ii kets s31.oco - A. 8, xbo,,
$4,000 Rnd a. - 81 Whol, s. I01 ain s,lo No. ~,
ast publieaion' For capital prizes address your
orders %
d. s. GREGORY & Co.-sIanarer..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-02

IGNo THE NERVOUS & DEBiLITATED--DR
EVANS TONIC PiLLS.-The powers OF T..
vans Camomile Pills are such. that the papitsting
he art. the trcmulous hand. the dizzy eye and
the fuuerng mind. vanish before their effects
like noxious vapors before the benign influence Of
the morning sun They have been long successfully
used for the Of Intermiens together with fevers
Of the Irregular kind. accompanied with Wis.,
ceral distractions.
This tonic medicine for complaints. gen.
eral debility. indigestion and its consequences.
of appetite dstension OF the s mach. acdiy; unplea
san, taste in the mouth. rumbng noise in the bowels
nervous symptoms. languor. when the mind becomes
irritable, responding. thoughtful. melancholy and de-
ected. Hypochondracsrn. consumption. dmness OF
sight. deriur and all other affections these
pulls will produce a safe and permanent cure.
Evans Pills first introduced IN America in 1876.
Beudre Of C,uHter(,is--CAUTIoS.-Be particular
purchasing to see that the label of tins Medicine
contains notice Of its entry according 10 Act Of Con-
gross And he likewise particular in obtaining them
at 100 Chatham ST.. New-Ysrk. or from the regular
agent: VIM H. KING. Wheeling.
nov %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-02

a SEVERE CASE or TEErHlNG. WITH
~ SUMMER COMPLAINT, cured by the infa.
lible American Soothing Syrup Of De- w Evans
Mrs MCPHERSON, residing at No. 8. Madison street
called at the Medical Office Of DR. W. Evans. No 100
Chatham street. ~ Y. and purchased bottle Of the
Syrup for her child. who was suffering e1crueiniIns
pain during the process of dentton. being monenta
rily threatened with coavulsions It's bowels 100
exceedingly loose and ne hood could be retained on
the stomach Almost Immediately after Its appca-
ton. the alarming symptoms entirely ceased and be.
came quite natural. Is a tribute OfgraudC for the
benefit afforded the child the mother came Other own
accord and freely sanctioned publicity TO the above
BE particular in applying nj 100. Chatham si-cei,ts
there are several counereiis advertised NO Other
place IN illc city has the genuine for sale.
Bcsoure Of Couuier| cifs--CAUuoV De particular
in purchasing to see that the label Of this Medicine
contains notice Of III" entry according 20 Actof Con
rres-" And he likewise particular IN obtaining them
At 100 Cbathum street. New York. from the rcgs-
lr Agent
nov 10 w. IT, KING. IS Water s.. Wheeling
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-02

SPRlNG MEETING. 1S40-The races over tho
~ Wheeling course will commence the l6,h Of
June. and continue 4 days
Id bAY.--lsi Race. SwcepSiakes Tor 2 year old
Mile heals. 500 entrance, hall iorieiIs tnirsncc
c'sr, Oh the 18Th day Of April last
81 Race. SWEEP stakes Tor year Old. mile heats.
enirance $50. d. H.. eniries tp close tie 10Th June
- DAY . Mllc heats. purse $500
81 DAY.-3 Mile heats. purse $3.50
4th DAY.--J best 10 :. purse $50,
There will be- ia attendance az ths nee'Iag Nun
Der Of fne hsfscs. Fr-m Kentucky we eyrecs or
sahlCs from Ohio 2. and iYom P-nnsylsUIia. which.
together with ilose IN training AZ The coursc. and
others in the nerhborhOod OF Wheeling. VIII afford
the opportunity of Witnessing te purses wei conicn-
led Tor. The propreiors iakc ri~rsnre IN informing
the lovers oi te Turf that Ibis time there i csty
prospect Of we'll attended meeting md irom The mum
Der Of stables heard from. the public may expect to
witness of the contested races ever run over
ihc Wheeling course
J. e. NOEyELL
H. OLIVER,
PrOpueior
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-02
DR EVANS CELEBRATED FEVER AND a
II L.L-E nLI --L.I.o-o ~ 20 nlnn-r.LLu an-n

TAR EVANS CELEBRATED FEVER AND a.
~ CUE PlLJS.-Those pills 80 admirably adup-
ted To afford uniform rcliefn the different modification
Of ihesa distressing alsdi. particularly recoms
mendcd 10 public notice. On the accession OF ic cold
stage when tc face and limbs Of The sufferer become
pale aud the sensation ofcod and lauguOr y felt per-
yadinr the whole system. thoH administration IS ac-
cpmpanied with Astonishing succcss-ihcy soon lesson
Inc subsequent distressing shyering, ard violent sha-
king aui by continuing IN their lsc (ss dlreccdIwll
ultimately cure tts most obstinate aruc. These pills
are Of signal utility n those distressing cases. where
there - saliowncss OF complexion pain In tho region
of the liver tension and distress On the Cpgastic
ron with cfhor symptoms indicating the cSiscnc" oi
morbid action o. chrOuis disease of the stomach, liver
b1y,rls ncscntary Of spleen which consequence NJ
generally srporycro from proracted intounficnis
+ They permanently overcome these Diseases. al The
same tjmc give tone 20 the stomach. cleanse and
strengthen The bowels and mpari health. vigor. nud
encrgy b. Tho system.
/ Bsroarc \ CDuuiscCiis C tUrioN.--Be particular
IN purchasing! % sec ih1i ihs label of ibis Ncicne
eontains nosice of D. sary aoeordiag n OF g Cor
gees And b. likewise particular IN os,a'ang Their
~ lOD Chatham - New-York. or from ne re7lll
sgenfs. WI N KfNG. A5,yssr - Wheeling
poy26 J. v. ROBINSON, fortsnouth
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-02
wINE. MoroR q GRocERY sroRr

WINE. LIQUOR & GROCERY STORE
TIVE su scfibcrs inform tho public that they have
opened The store recently occupied by s Kinr
adjoining Knox e. Iloy,ls on water street. No As
whore they offer for sale WINES. LIQUORS. & GRO.
CERES. on the most favorable terms Wines arc Of
The following bf1uis
Old East India Madeira In bottles aud on draurbf
from Newton. Gordan 4 Murdoch.
I'D Seal Star & L. 7 Madoiras very superior
Brown Pale Sherries. very choice superior
Red Port Juice for inyalids IN bottles q on dranshi
l.. p Tenrrihc
Sclly Madeira, very superior with other
Cheap family wines warranted pure
Champagne Wines. Various brands
Ciarei 81 Julian g. other brands
Old flockhcnor Of 1921.
ALSO
Old Virgin Brandy.
Champagne q Borirau1 do
Superior Holland Gins.
Jlnaic1 Spirits
IRISH whiskcy. pure.
old MousnIaliela do
Cordials. Caraway, Lcnon. Crnnanon. An1,s,soJ.
g. Peppermint
TIC stock Of Groceries arc n fas best quality per.
chased expressly fpr family use
Also very superior genuine PrucIp. ScEffs
Playing Cards. &c
The above stuck Ofsrcj o. tbr nrS'fa on r-asaa.
able terms NAY 30 3 HENDERSON. a. co.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-02

HEIGnLY IMPORTANT.-Ne diseases li,.
EH e, complaint. dysiepss. bilious aissases piles.
rheu:aatsr consumption coughs. colds, splitting OF
blood pain ia the chest and side female weakness all
delicate and mercuria dscascs. successfully
ell. ut DR.. EVANS Medical Office, Chatham street.
New York.
EVANS CANOAILE PILLS.
The camomile flower. (or u is officially lei
ANTHEMS yocIIIs. or Chauu nielum, from the Orea
words Kcsrai on the ground and Melon. apple; Ne
cause a grows the ground. and sasells like
ple) is ct n duh white color, of fragrant odOr, and
bitter aromatic taste
Camomile Is a mild ionic, IN small doses acceptable
and corroboraui the stomach IL is especially appl
cable that condition of general debility. with lam
guild appetite which often attends eonyaloscsace from
idopaIhic fcveH.
BEWARE OF CoUSrERFETTs. ~ Caution BE
particular ia purchasing To that the Label Of this
Medicine contains a notice of its entry according
Act Of Congress. And he Likewise particular in oh
tanning them at 90 Chatham ST.. New York. from
The REGULAR AGENTS:
VII KING, IS Water st. Weeling
:. V. RoHISsoS. Portsmouth. o
J. MoKRIsoN. Columbus o.
OF trhoH also may be oJtaiaed.
DR. Coodes Celebrated Female Pills.
The Baron Won Huiohelcr Herb Pills
DR.. Evans Fever and Aguo Pilis.
DR. Hunts Botanic Pills,
DR.. Evans Soothing Syrup. for Itching.
The above invaluable Medicines sold Whoessl,
and Retail ai 100 Chatham ST.. New York; 3 Soutl
Seventh Street.. Philadelphia; az Wall Street. Lnuu
vile. Kentucky; IS Cornhiil Boston Mass, and Of
following Agents. WH III. KING, Wheeling, Va. T.
Johnson. Portsmouth O. nov Ia