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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-10-15
DowINGIANA.

From the n. Y. Evening Express.
MAJOR DOWNING AND THE SCRUB
PINES.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-10-15

The following lines by Glasgow poet, MoTHEnw ELL,
r,plce Nth tenderness and beauty. They ARE wor-
Thy of the best dnys of Robert Burns.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-10-15

60 YRUPS Lemon. Ginger, Ra'phrrry and
- SaTsapiIlla y ruIs just received aud lot sale
by Ef& NEwIoS
Iaaa
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-07-30

To School TeacherS--" n Common School convention in Hamden CO., Mass, we heard the Rev. Dr. Cooley relate an anecdote strikingly illustrative ofthe course to be pur- sued with refractory students. He said that many years ago, young man went into a district to keep school, and before he had been there week, many persons came to see him and kindly told him that there was ono boy in school whom it would be necessa- ry to whip every day; leading him to infer that such was the custom of the school, and that the inference of justice toward the boy would be drawn, when he should escape not when he should suffer. The teacher saw the thing in different light. He treated the boy with singleness and attention. At first, this novel course seemed to bewilder him. He could not divine it's meaning. But when the persevering kindness of the teacher be- got kindred sentiment of kindness in the pupil, his very nature seemed transformed. Old impulses died. A new creation of mo- tives supplied their place. Never was there more diligent, obedient and successful pu- pill: and now, said the Rev. gentleman, in concluding his narrative, that boy is the Chief Justice of a neighboring state! The relator of the story. though he modestly kept back the fact, was himself the teacher. If the Romans justly bestowed civic crown upon soldier, who had saved the life of a teilow-soldier, what honors are too great for the teacher who has thus rescued child fOm ruin !"
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-12-12
From the Londm Forget Me Not for 1871.
The SISTERS Sacrifice.
BY MISS NJ. A. BROWNE.

The coudless sun OF an Italian sky never
shone down upon farer dwelling place than that
Of Petro Mont. 1t was situated on the slope Of
one of those hills that form sencircle behind
the ancient city Of Genoa, and the view which il
commanded was singulary beautiful. Below it
lay the city stretching, far along the edge of the
bay or gulf, whose deep blue bosom was so free
from wave or ripple, that the smallest rope and
the sendssast spar Of the large vessels at anchor
were imaged as in mirror; while the smaller
craft gliding about like the sea birds the wing,
were the only moving objects in the picture Far
up the slope of the hills extended portion OF the
the lown, consisting Of churches, converts, pala.
ces and the better sort Of houses, lntermlngIed
with fertile gardens, and just so far apart from the
TEST as to obtain all the advantages Of retirement,
without the unpleasanlness Of entire loneliness,
stood The mansion, for years the residence OF Pletro
Mon;i
mis- parsonage had long been considered one
of The weathest merchants Of Genoa, but latteriy
ms prosperity had been on the decline. Heavy
losses had be(allcn him, and, though still posses.
.ins sulIiciency for all his wants, the change in
his iurlune preycd severely upon his health and
spirits. AT the time when my narrative comhen'
ces, he mad entirely Withdrawn non business lor
soue months, aud had SINCE been leading lille o.
complete secuS;on. HIS strength had long been
del mug. and while his honle was lOoklngit'
loveliest surrounded by all the freshness AMI beau
iy most uxurlant sp log wltn'n It there weIt
gloom and sorrow, for Pietfo Monti lay on h'
dealh-bed.
Many years before, he had married an Engsl
lady, one Of a noble but poor Roman Catholic
family, who had been settled for some time il
Genoa. BY her he had two Children. son and
daughter, the latter mere infant when her moth
er died. The little Blanca, lherfore, Was place.
under the care Of relative, who was superior o
a convent some miles off She was but Just 81 K
teen, when she was hastily summoned TO assis
her brother in the task Of attendance on their dy
ing father. ~.
Very beautiful was Blanca Mont, and her Sc
cluded life and utter ignorance oil the wo ha
invested her with al air OF extreme simplicity AM
innocence, which made her seem even younge
than she was. She rescmbled her mother IN pei
son, possessing fair hair, the sweetest oil swee
blue eyes, and an exqusilely delicate comPlexloG
Her figure, though still childish, was eIIremel
graceful, and. as she glidad lightly through tn
long corridors OF the mansion, or fitted nolsees
ly round the sick mans bed bending beside it e'
er and anon to perform some act ei devotion, sh
appeared far more like what one would imagine
an angel, than a mere inhabitant Of this CROSSE
world.
Pie,ro Mont died, but ere he departed he earl
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-12-12
WHY DO WE LOVE!

/ often think each lettering form
That lmpS along in lile's decline,
Once bore heart as young, as warm,
As full of idle thoughts as NINE.
And each has had his dream of joy,
His own unequalled, pure romance;
Commencing, when The Flushing ooy
FRS. thrills at woman's lovely glance.
And each could tell his tale of YOUTH
Would think its scenes Of love evince
More passion. more unearthly truth,
Than any tale, before or since.
Yes, they could tell Of tender lays,
Al midnight penned, in classic shades,
OF days more bright than modern days
OF maids more fair than modern maids.
OF whispers in willing ear,
OF kisses Cir biushing check
Each kiss, each whisper, far too dear
For modern lips to give or speak.
or prospects, toe, untimely crossed,
Of passions sighted or betrayed
OF kindred spirits early lost,
and buds that blossomed but to fade.
OF bealning eyes and tresses gay,
Elastic form and noble brow,
And charms--that all have passed away,
Aud left them--what zoe see them now!
And is i. thus--is human love
So very light and frail thing!
And must Youths brightest visions move
Forever ON Times restless wing!
Must all the eyes that still are bright,
And al! the lips that talk Of bliss,
And ali the forms so fair 10 sight,
Hereafter only come to this!
Then what are Loves best visions worth,
If we at length must lose them thus?
If oil we value most on earth,
Ere long must fade away from US!
If that ONE being whom we take
From all the world, and still reeur
To all SHE said, and for her sake
Feel far from Joy, when far from her;
If that one form which we adore,
From youth to age, in bliss or pain,
Soon withers and is seen no more
Why dc we loye-if love be vain!
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-12-12
THE BOON'S LICK TIMES.
JAMES R. BENSON a. CLARK II. GREEN
Publishers aud Proprietors.
z H IL M y .

TERM ..
TNHIS PAPER is published weekly, at IS in
Il advance, or "a at the end of the year. No
paper will be discontinued but at The option Of the
Editors until all arrearages are pad-and failure
to give notice of wish to discontinue will be
considered new engagement.
Rates OF Advertising.
One dollar per square, oftwelvelnes or less, for
the first insertion, and fifty cents squarefor each
subsequent insertion.
For one square IL months, twenty dollars.
Merchants or others advertising By the gear, to
the amount Of fifty dollarsand upwards, will be en-
titled to deduction of one third, where regular
agreement is entered into.
Where the insertion of an advertisement is or
dersd, without the number of insertions being spe-
Gifted Il will be inserted Tin the discretion OF the
proprietors) until forbid, and charged for accor-
dinghy.
All advertisements from strangers, as well as
ell orders for obworh, must be accompanied with
the cash, or a reference to some responsible and
convenient acquaintance.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-25
9 Q Q 9 q q

After reading the above and the following "cx
addressed Er. Rowland, by responsible posi-
/ MASTERS, TO whom any person easily write
who can for a nome 4 doubt the mighty powers O
the Matchless Sana,Ive, and who can wonder tina,
there ~ such an excitement among PLY SICIANS s.
Post Office Kingston n. Y. July 81, 1888.
DR.. Rowland. Sir,-Tnc effects Of the German
San itve are great in this ri see One woman thai
was in DEEP CONSUMPTION, and who had
been IN continued night sweats for seven moths
new considers herself WELL. She took no Other
was was taken With stEEpINfi AT TIE Ell IUN tt;s;'
till he could not raise himself in bis bed has been
restored TO PkKFECT HEALTH by the Sanaiive.
JOHN V. TILLBURGH, p. NJ.
Post Office, weedsport ". Y. July 4. 1875.
Dear Sir.-On the arrival of the Sanative, 1 sold
Two PhIais To- persons who were considered BE
CLANS: One, merchant of our village who was
about quitting business Consequence Of his health
shortly after he commenced taking the Sanative,
y ork after mere goods 10 renew his business
The other was, woman who for eight months had
not left her bed-in SIX days she rode mile and
back again, and Is gaining astouishiDgly
A. l.. sMifH, p. NJ.
-, Post Office. Charlotte, ". G. June I5 1898.
SUI have sold all the Sanatiye. and want two
packages more Immediately IL has performed n
rsmarkabe cure of POLARIZATION OF THE
HEAbT' and the individual says it is the best med
lcine ever oticret 10 the Amencan poop G, although
DOWN
II. B. WILLIAMS. p. NJ.
fosi Otuce, NORM Eaton. ONO, in 2, 1S3S.
ST. am entirely out Of the Matchless SaDa-
I'VE and have hourly calls forlt-many from a dis
tance of2O or 90 miles--in which cases peoTle are
much disappointed in not being sble TO obtain il
lhey seem willing to give any price for Il, aud
could have sold curing the past week more han
hundred dollars worth or IL had ~ been on hand
~ Is TRULY 4 GREAT MEDICINE Many in
ihs vicinity are fast recovering from the consump.
ION Oy the use oft.
d. G. wILMoT, Pm.
Post Office, MoRrovla. Fred Co. Nd. Nav %. 1898
Dear Sill have sold bottle OF the Sanatrye 10
Mr james BARLEY about a month since and saw
MN lately when he told me he had been for some
time IN CONFIRMED CONSUMPTION. and
,h1 The very fret drop hotcok, be felt in his Gn-
gers ends, and that u made him SICK for several /
lays-but thanks 10 Providence, he sad he vgas =
nearly well. lie says. THE MATCHTESSI
SANAIINEIS A PROVIDENTIAL DJSf'OV II
Ek9 FOR THE GOOD OF THE HUMAN 4
FAn.'Li' JACOB CRONISE, r. 81. II
The above orc hut small portion Of the npr,,,,,.
certificates that nave been received with the r,eii
Inc, and which may be seen BY applying ts tbc
.ubscrhor, az ihe counting rOoia Of Moore, Clarke
!. 20 Monros street who hes been appointed sole
gent for the City Of Wheeling.
For sale Ay GEo. HARRISON.
o''Nf 10Y Agent.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-25

RoOr SHOE q BONNET sToRE.--ToDD r.
- iHHAH would respectfully inform the public
sna' ihey have commenced the sale Of Boots Shoes
noe's Leather &c, ia the room door below the drug
store OF a. 5. Todd No. 202, Main ST., Wheeling. Va
Where they design keeping constantly on hand full
ana complete assortment Of the following articles viz
Cenilemen's Boots and Shoes Of all kinds; Fur and
seal skin Caps; Conilemen's and BOYS Summer Hats:
Calf upper, kip and Sole Leather; Ladies' fine K;d
strap and he Walking Shoes English and French Kid
sLap and ne Slippers; English and French coorcd Kid
ollpPersi PINE white Md and white and biocL Sotn
slippers Colorcd and black Silk Caters Calf and Mo.
rocco sewed and pegged Spring and high heeled SHOES
ana Boots Misses fine Kid walking Shoes and Slippers
Childrons Shoes, Of all kinds
INC above articles arc warranted to he equal TO
S'ocs 'hat has ever crossed the Allegheny noun.
iains. As they were purchased Of the fra 1,opyC,c
uers hey Gun be SOLD here Tor Cash or approved Cred
~ nj such prices as cannot fail to give entire satiso
ton 10 the purchaser.
We would also inform the Ladies ina, fbev can bo
supplied with very superior quality Of SIZING anil
Summer Bonnets. Of the latest style English doobi.
Straw. Patent Leghorn. Florence Braid qneens RI
no un improve 'yie Oi hoOds mar
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-25

a p. GoFF & co. LOTTERY AND In
IA CHANGE BROKERS-REAJ ESTATE g.
MONEY AGENTS, AND GENERAL INTEIII
GENCE ottlCE-0hce ls2 Vain StreS. Wzselsg
lG-All kinds of Southern and Western certificates of
dePose and bank notes purchased the very highest
market rates.
Tho highest Tcce paid for drafts at sight on Bnlii.
more Philadelphia and New York and constantly for
sale ut the lowest premium.
Buy and sell all kinds Of Foreign and American
gold
They also attend 10 the collection of notes drafts
bills Of exchange, &c. may Is
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-25

a BOUT BRANDREDrn'S PILLS.

A BOUT BRANDREDrH'S PILLS.
- They have cured since their introduction to /
the United States, probably near 10000 persons 4
Of consumption. Influenza. colds indigesison. dys-
pepsia head ache. ands ense of f Cess IN the back
Ianacice, fever and aguc, bi,us scarlet. typhas'
yellow, and commsn tevers of all kinds asthma,
govt. rheumatism, nervous diseases, liver COM
plant pleunsy, inward weakness, depression Of the
spirts, ruptures. inffnmoon, sore eyes, fits. palsey
dropsy, email pox, measles, Group coughs, whocp-
Ing cough, quinsey, eholic, cholera morbus, graz
vel, worms. dNsentary, deafness. ringing noises in
the head, king evil, scrofnle. erysipelas Saint
Anthony's FIRE salt rhCum, white Swellings. ulcers
some of thirty years standing. cancers, tumors,
swelied feet and legs, piies eos,iveness, all erIp
dreams, female c. m2lants Of ,ery kind. esveei,l
~ distinctions. relsxatons, &c.
Althonghit will only be frye years next May since
the first office established in New York VET
in that time have sold nine milliors of boy
IS, aud have now seventeen Offices Cor their excln-
Union, at an expense of near Forty Thousand Dol
lars per year. And with the expenses of dver,sins
and other lncldentols, this sum was a httle oVei
One Hundred Thousand Dollars for the year i-3s
some idea may be formed Of How the M. dicne 4
greatest blessing that ever yet has been bestowe,
y on man.
: suppose a hundred volumes mishthe filed viii
~ certified caSes of cure solei'bv BrandIehs Veg
u table Universal Pills on all the above menione
s appearances of the Only One Disease al really pro
~ ceedlnE from Impure BLOOD The following case
Mrs. Clark, OF Tlibury street, Brooklyn, for foui
teen years lad an ulcer on her right Grist. whic
as entirely prevented her from using that hand
" Ontmens OF AL sorts aud many purifying med
v clney were made use Of but were of avail, uni
e. the Brandreth Pills were used-wbiCh. in month
". made perfect cure. II is now nearly four veal
III since this cure wa effected, aud has never bee
e advertised before, although have had liberty TO
AR so.
go MY agent in Brooklyn, Mrs Booth, Of 50 Fulto
ne street, knows Mrs. CLARK AMI can speak from Ia
as own knowledge, ofmany similar cases, cured cole
rec by the purifying powers of these truly ceebrat,
Pills.
Although Counierfciting Druggists continue
advertise Rrandreih's Pills IN their windows, v
remember that IN all -ascs you will BE- certain 20
IMPOSED OF A COUNTERFEIT
i. lFYOU PURCHASE alta DRUG lists STOR
Sh' ~ My own Offices IN New York are
24l Broadway between Murray street and Pa
place. nearly opposite the City Hail.
Philadelphia office. No. 8. North 9Th street
Baltimore Office, corner OF Light and Mercer stree
Pittsburgh office, No l26 Wood street.
,E STEPHENSON & GARwOOD, (successors
-. n K Fisher) tho ONLY authorised Agents
~ WHEELING. Va oct 81 Gun
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-25
IARRisoN,s SPECIFIC OINTMENT

HARRiSON'SS SPECIFIC OINTMENT
~ For the cure Of White Swcilings. Serofulous
and other samoLs; Ulcers Sore Less Old and i t5s,h
nations, Scsl1 Head, womon's Sore Breasts, Rheu-
matte pNts, Tet,ers. ErrpP,lsns: Shnnslsns,
generally, IL Is likewise greatly superior 20 any
medicine herstoso . discovered Tor the chef,ed
backs rad limbs of nor ses for ring worms. chap
red l2s-1nd in short for every external bodily e.
vii thai may fall to the Tot of man OF beast.
The proprietorhas received at least thousand
a certificates aud other documents in favor OF his
specific Ointment upwards Of hundred Of which
we've written byrespcctabie members Of the Medi'
cal Faculty, ana ~ selecting from this pile the
following SAMPLES, he was governed more bv THEFT
brevity than their contents they altbrcathe the
same -p'r't otec'osI aT- satsfaetlon- ,-
Dsar Sir-I have 10 request OF YOU to forwsrC
me two hundred boxt Of ointment, By the most I'm
mediate conveyance, aud without regard 20 the eN
psnse of carnage, a. l 3m quite out, aud much n
want ofu. You know my estimation Of your ~
valuable discovery, and thereforel shall only add
that further experience has increased nv enthusi
asu, aud established me IN the opinion. that u
superior 60 any remedy eXtdnt for external DIS
CHARLES p. ENfER3 ON, NJ. D.
ALBASy, July 9, 1887.
Ointment an my practice. and cordially recommen
IL "a a most efficient remedy for Tunors, Ulcrr
Chappcd Face, Lips aud Hands, and for gen-r
external complaints. write this At the request
your agent here, who iurnishes me with the srtie
and am pleased TO have II in my powor to ava
RUFUS r. BEACH. NJ. D.
BRookLiS. N. Y. Oct %, 1895
Pear Sir-My daul liter, girl of fourteen, W
sadly afflicted with a complaint that physical
term a scald head aud feare 4, ndepeadant of Z
cry other evil she would be bald I'm consequent
BY the recommendation, however, of the Rev. n
Perrin applied your oin tment to the afflicted p
and thank Gsd that my child Is new entirely
covered from the disease, and is getting her h
rs fast as can be expected. The cure effect
in rather less than two months during which ii
used ave dollars of ointment. h ad spent upw al
of one hundred dollars during the previous IN
years without any benefit whatever.
MARY howard
The above invaluable Ointment is for gale by
JAMES BAKER,
>. CRUMBACKE8. aud
NJ. CHAPLINE, wheelsg,
And by al the principal Druggists IN Pittsbur
Nov. 81. 1889.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-25

ItOOKING STOVE ESTABLISHMENT The
~ subscribers beg leave ~ call che attention Of
bouse-keepers r the city ana surrounding country 10
their extensive and very general assortment Of cooking
sioUcs-iho largest and most varied they believe 70 be
found any where West of the mountains oomprning
almost every variety q size aud pattern Of the afesi
and most approved kinds varying in price from tWep
" 70 one hundred and sixty dollars snd suitable for
steam Boats, Hotels, and private Families
The Improved Rotary" and Great Western" ok
ing Stoves, both New York Patterns neat and gen.
teel article. and in extensive use in Pittsburgh and
the Eastern cities
Also. Harris Patent Fuel Saving" Cooking Stove
cheap and highly valuable Improvement over any
hing we have seen lately-rocOmuendin M itself on
account Of its economy, simplicity. and durability; and
house keepers having small families would find IL m
Trial useful and important auxiliary i'm their kitchens
Gross Patent or Elevated Air Heater" This ,s
curiosity, worthy OF examination, and decidedly use
~ discovery call and see b. Bssidcs many other.
such o. the Premium. "Jayncs" "Peterons" and ~
firth. CUIBERTSON a. CpEFpg
mar
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-25

HlfiIENS OF THE WkSr-lOU
~ HAVE NOW BEFORE YOU DIR; JOS.
rRIESTI.Y PETFRS, CELEBRATED ,VEGE-
| TABLE ANTI. BILIOUS PILLS. which have the
/ direct sanction md patronage Of more than five
! hundred eminent physicians, who are daily using
! them In fheIr practice.
] lous Fevers, FeTer end Ague, Dyspepsia, Liver
Complaints, Sick HeaGSche Jaundlce, Aslhma
bDropsy Rheunatism; Enlargement Of the - Spleen
Piles, Cholic, Female Distractions, FD5.ed Tongue
Heartburn, Nausea, DisiensIon of the S,omis"h
and Bowels, lncpient Diarrhea Flatulency, Habit
pal Costyeness, Loss ofAppetite, Blotched or Sal
low Complexion; and in of torpor Of the Bow
o. where catharuc or speTient Is needed. They
are exceedingly mild in their operation, producing
nenher -usee, guping not debility.
The following highly fiattering testimonials ofthe
Sihcsey Of these celebrated Pills for the cure OF
Liver Complaints, Bilious Diseases, Sick Headachr
Costveness, Nervous Debility, &c, have been
voluntarily given by medical men Of the greatest
celebrity IN the North.
We, the undersigned, members Of tho Medical
Faculty, having examined the properties Of Dr. Pc
ters' Pills, and used them in our practice. most
chceHuliy recommend them a Family Medicine
ard consider them the best Vegetable Pills we have
ever sed.
Doctor Elwell, SD. Atwaier, NJ. d.
Harris James Anderson. NJ ID
X II. Ramsey, NJ. d. X. s. Bernard, NJ. d.
ing 20 and As pills, price az and 80 rer box
Extract OF letter from DR.. Hopson Of Bangor
Me-. Jan. 9, 1893.
They are peculiarly mild, yet efficient purgative
mediClnei and produce little II any griuinr or uau
sea. nave pre- scrIbCd them with much success IN
sick headache and slight bilious feveTs
Extract of letter from DR.. Joseph Williams. Of
Burlington, Vt July 9, 1897.
! cordially recommend Peters pills as a mildly
effective, and IN no case dangerous family medicine
Tney are peculiarly influential in costiyeness and
all the usual diseases Of the digestive organs.
Extract Of letter from DR.. Edward Smith, O Mon.
ueal, u. &. Sept. %. 1880.
never knew a single patent medicine that cou6
put the slightest confidence IN, but Dr. pqUrs' Veg
etable Pills, which are really valuable discovery
have 10 nesit stion IN having u known, that uso
them extensively m my practice, for all complaints
md these are not fewlwhch have their sourcs ,n
ne i'npurify Of The blood.
These much celebiGied and Justly approved PiIls
re Cor sale by james Baker = Crumbackcr and y r. I
'hapline. Wheeling, and by al the principal Drug.
the United States, Canadas Mexico Texas and
no Weu fndics novfI
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-25
P.4TE.N'7' .NEDECE.CEN.
GOELICkE'S MATCHLESs SAVA-

H OELlCkEnS MATCHLESS SANA-
~ TIVE, amedicine OF more value TO man than
the vest mines o. Austria, or even the united treas
ures of our Glohe-a medicine, which ~ obtained
equally from the vegetable, animal snd IN neral
kingdOms,and thus possesses a THREgFoIp power
"a medicine, which, though deSigned as a remedy
for consumptions solely, II sed of a myster-
our Influence over many dlseasesof the human sys-
tem,-a medicine, which begins to be valued by
Physicians, who arc daily Witnessing its asto lish-
ing cures of many whora they had resigned 10 the
grasp of the lSsATiAELE GRAVE.
DOSE OF the Sansuve, for adults, one drop; for
chdren,a haltdrop; aud for infants, quarter drop
the directions explaining the manner of taxing q
hall or quarter drop.
/ rR'oE.-1hrce end one third nix dollars Isl go
1 per HALF OUNCE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-25

hisfEPSiA-Wc hive frequently Witnessed n,
~ ravagcs'of this disease. and hoxe b.a,I . ~.
read of manv remedies. burf aftener - S,
man resultin success. The w-iier. how,,er ~ ~
,SreI, 10 me Agent OF DR. HGRLfcs's CCMrors sS
may De found IN another .umn, has L1n,, nv
Tnown 70 Us; and fiom an invalid, rs he Vas Sea
hearty man. Though no adyoeaie ~ " . as mare
any hind we fannot withhold notice of WIN, %
Comnona ,ie S,eaces and virtues of Dr. Hari,Ss
rus ne case before US a living n,on,,",.,
TOT ale at the Store Of John Fisher, WbceI;oc
feb
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-25

ties easy hicng Saddlef. 90 offer Them. which i !,
Spring Saddle, invented Nv Mr. Moses BALDWIN -.
sesslng advantages over any rhing ever invested l.;
DE wsy Of saddles Ger b the rider and s,f, =,
ho horse We arc aware Of The preiudices ry,.i,og
seainsi spring saddles IN consequence Of the nuror
'nnies 70 bring them 10 PERFECTION; but in this coso
We only invite thoso who wish n ride easy 10 civ.
Them trial md we feel confident m rsviog 49,, IN
- 10 1r1FPclntncnt 10 A. :