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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-10-23
1897 WING MAJORITY IN
0 HIO!

The western breeze brings on its wings the
tidings of a triumph brilliant and decisive be-
You'd all example and expectation. The young
Giant of the West has shaken of the incubus
of loco focoism, and stands before the nation
redeemed, regenerated, discnthralled." Gen.
Harrison is gloriously sustained at home, BY
those who have known him longest and who
love him best. His own township, his own
county and his own state have given a verdict,
all but unanimous, in his favor. Thu Union
waits but the opportunity to confirm this verdict
with a yet more emphatic voice.
Hamilton county, the home of the patriot
soldier, has given the wing ticket a majority
though loco focoism has been hitherto prcdomi-
nant there, and though the office holders had
there concentrated all their strength--all their
means of corruption and intrigue-in the hope
that they might at least point their finger thither
and say, "we have beaten Gen. Harrison in his
own district" but not only has that district, in
spite of all their efforts, gallantly supported the
veteran, but 1t has gone further and wiped off
the disgrace of being hereafter represented in
the national council, by such a creature as Dun
can.
The election in this state was for governor.
State Legislature and Congress. We have re.
turns from ~ Of the 70 counties in the state,
which give a wing majority OF 1897. Loco
foco majority in the same counties in 1885,
4,49O-showing a whig gain, since 1888, Of
TWENTi-THREE THOUSAND EIGHT
HUNDRED AND EIGHTY SEVEN,
The following is the result in the several
congressional districts, from which it will be
observed that the celebrated DIR. Duncan has
been defeated in the Cincinnati district
!. \. G Pendeton, Wing gain.
?. J. R, Weller. V. b.
3. y, G.. Goode,+ Wing.
4. Morrow. Wing.
8. Doane,. V B..
8. Calvary Mortis,+ Wing.
7. w. Russell, Wing.
s, Joseph Ridgway,. Wing.
9. VIM. Medill, V. Il.
10. Samson Mason. Wing.
IL. b. 5. Cowan, Wing gain.
II. Joshua Malhiot, Wing gam.
Is. James Matthews, V. r,
IA. George Sweeney. ". b..
Is. s. j, Andrews, hie.
Ii. J, r, Giddings,' Wing.
II. John Hastings ". b.
Is. Ezra Dean, V. b.
10. Samuel Stokeley, Whig gain.
members of the present Congress.
II Wings and I Locos. In the present Congress
the State is represented by s Wings and II Locos'
Wing gain 4. The Journal of Commerce saws c.
ID, Collin is reported to be elected in the 18th district,
by seventeen majority if so a Wing gain of another
member.
The Legislature will be over whelmingly whig-la.t
year the other way.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-10-23
From the National Intclligenccr, of Oct. IA.

From the National Intelligenccr, ofOct. IA.
The following letter, from one of our fellow
citizens, who was, early and late, conspicuous
among the supporters of the administration of
General Jackson, and a friend to the election
Of MI. Van Buren,, having attracted a good deal
of attention, We have supposed that many of our
distant readers, to whom the name ofthe writer
is familiar, would take an interest in the perusal
Oft. We, therefore, transfer it to our columns
from the Madisonian, in which it originally ap.
peared.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-10-23
LETTER OF J. p. VAN NESS.

n reply to an i|nrilation 10 a Wing v tting in Wash
ington, September, $40.
WASHINGTON, Sept. q, 1910.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-10-23
0MB PRBSS
Onc presidential tcrm-an economical adminls-
tration-a sound currency-a protecting tarin
low saiarlcs-and fun prices for labor,
and tho products Of labor.


ron PREsipENT
WILLIAM HENRY HARRISON.
ron VICE PRESIDENT.
JOHN TYLER, OF Virginia.
ain all ages and all countries, it has been observed,
that the cultvators of the soil are those who are loas,
willing to part with their rights, and submit themselves
- the will of a mastcr.-WM. H.. HARRISON.
The people Qfhe United Statcs-May they ever
remember, that, to preserve their liberties, they must dc
shcir own voting and their own fghting.-HAnnisoN
The BLESSINGS OF THOUSANDS OF WOMEN ASr
CHILDREN, RESCUED FROM THE scALpiSa KNIFE OF TIFF
RUTHLESS SAVAGE OF THE WILDERNESS, AND FROM THr
STILL MORE SAVAGE PROCTOR, REST ON HARRISON
I'D HIS GALLANT A~nMY."-S Simon Snyder'S Mssag,
she Pennsylvania Legislature, December 10Th, 1913
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-10-23

oESATE.- ne IoloWlng Dllls having passed the
House and been sent TO the Senate for concurrence
were taken up and disposed Of as follows, viz n bill
altering the boundary line between LEICESTER and Sal
lsbury, read twice and referred TO n select committee
of two,c consisting of Messrs. Wooster and Bottun. A
bill in amendment of an act incporating the Windsor
county he insurance company-read twice and re-
ferred to the judiciary ommittc A bill granting q
toll bridge TO David ii. Sumner, read twice and re.
toll bridge to David A, Sumner read twice and refer.
red to commute on roads and canals,
HousE.--Reports.-By committee of ways and
means, against supplying towns with the revised stat.
utes. by m Of claims against bills to pay
Harry Richardson and Ira Carpenter, laid on the Ia
BILE; asking to be discharged from accounts of Enoch
Pomery and Simeon Herrick, agreed TO, and the ac-
counts referred to on military affairs.
The House proceeded TO the order of the day, viz
the Marshfeld election case, when the amendment OF
Mr. Fullam was rejected, and the resolution unanl,
monsly adopted, declaring Horace HOLSTER entitled
10 his seat.
Pethions,--Of Edmund Phelps to select com. o.
| three Of Aaron Loveland and others to Judiciary
committee; OF Moses Strong and others, to com. on
roads and canals.
;BiHs rcfrred.-By Mr. Swift, relating to the state
prison accounts, TO com. of Ways and Means; by MI
CoIse, To establish an academy at Bakerield, to com
on Education.
Resolution by Mr. Paul of Pomfre,, the judiciary
committee to inquire into the eypediency of further
compensation TO Jurors; adopted.
The report of the m TO inspect the banks,
not subject to the safety fund act, was presented and
300 copies ordered to be printed.
The bill to discontinue the north mountain road in
Chittenden was passed.
The Chair appointed Messrs, Chandler of W.. He.
bard and Cleveland com. on documents from other
states.
FnrpAy, Der. i6.
SESArE.-Mr. ellison introduced the following res
olution;
Resolved, by the senate and house of representa-
tives, That the senator's in congress from tins state
be, and they hereby are, requested to use their best
endeavors TO procure such an amendment TO the con
stitution OF the United States as will restrict the elec
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-25
q q 9 q . . q
EVANS FAMILY APENENr PILLS are pue.

EVANS FAMILY APERlENf PILLS are pucs
VI IN vegetable composed with the s,fciesi prec
on vi science and of arti they produce nausca
-nJ are warranted the following diseases which
arise from impurities uf the blood. viz,-Apoplcsy
Bilious affections Coughs. Colds, liberated sore throat
Scarlet Fever. Asthma, Cholera, Liver Complaints
diseases OF the kidLeys and Bladder Affections pecu
liar 10 females, and all those diseases of
kind, To which human nature is subject, where the
stomach is affected.
CONSUMPTION. COUGHS. & COLDS. Nervous
diseases, liver complaint. dyspepsia. bilious diseases
pss ulcers, female weakness and all cases Of hypo-
ehondrocism. low spirits palpaon of the heart neg
'ous irrobility nervous weakness huor albus seminal
weakness indigestion loss of appetite heartburn. gen.
eral debility. bodily weakness chorosis or green sick
less. hatulency. hyserical fntngs, Mysteries head
'che'. mccuP sickness, night mare. rheumatism
sthina. tic dOuoureux, cramp. spasmodic affections
ND those who are victims to that ercrutiating
iisorer GOUr. will find relief from their suerngs by
curse Of DIR. Evans medicine.
Beicare IF CouHterfeiis.--C,UTioN Be particular
IN purchasing TO that the label of this Medicine
contains notice offs entry according 10 Act Of Con
gross. And be likewise particular i'm obtaining them
nj 100 Chatham street. Ncv-York, from the REGU-
LAR AGENTS. WIN. H. KING, Wheciing.
nov %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-25
NASHVILLE CONVENTION.
Correspondence # The Cincinnati Gaz,u,

NASHVILLE. Aug. Is. ls41
DsAR SiR-Wo reached here in safety afler IA
hgung journey over heavy roads made so by late rsip
from Louisville to Nashville oyery thing i. poliucal:
there is great enthusiasm along the whole road IN "a,
Sor OF Harrison. Even on salt river we fund ma
ny hard cider boys ready to transport IN, s,o;I, .,
IT. head waters. Ksntucky is proud Of b,r ,.csn,
victory and well she may BE-. We saw Log Cabin
Quit on the top Of tree with ITS cider barrel latch
'f'ns' &c Great changes are still taxing psc--oven
P'' masters are coming enc. AT whose door d,
''ase stopped. enquired II Mr. Clay would be along.
saying IL have done that great injustice sad wish
10 take him by the hand and tell him So
ms has been proud day for Mr. Cl.y-on, of thu
proudes'o his life. His entry into tn, cit, I'M. ,o,
noon was truly magnificent Met mile or NOR. fo,,
town by several military companies and citizen. on
horseback ond IN carriages in oil about 800 no entered
au'' inc sound Of martial music the roar Of sunno,
he ringing Of bells and. the shouts Of many ,bop,.
ands.
Atihe Mayors house this afternoon. r,c.t hesu,;-
iuI Dag with good Likeness of Cen Harrison ON on,
''de' Hnd log cabin. being built, on tho other wa.
presented 10 the Harrison Guard. of the CITY nv vo,
lady. She addressed the cumpan, in , msnnar b;.b1.
The ceremony was Interesting.
About sunset the GREAT OHIO BAIL arrived 4,
steam boat. AnImmense crowd focked TO III, ,sb.r,
receive the prevent II is object of great curo.
and mach anxiety had been expressed to So. H.
Inc city IL already crowded with .irangen-Largs
delegations are here from Louisiana A;is.ssippi Ala
DANA Illinois Missouri. Indiana Kentucky Es., Ten
Hes,e &c. by Monday morning the adjoining eounte.
viii pour IN their thousands, What. change i. her.
Ten years ago. IT hardly safe TO name CLAY. liar
rison or Webster. except in Ierms Of abuse Now a
The hour Of midnight. hear thu sound Of The drum,
Tho cannon. and The loud and repeated hurr. for OLE
Tip and for Clayi AMI nothing thought or heard Of
the second section"
The Alabama delegation. says tho wing. have n
maturity Of COO IA that state tho popular ,oIe and
a najofiiy Of air IN Legislature.
Mr Clay sisid at the springs last night lie GU
quired Of Dr. AlcNairy what Felix G.undy was about
d." travelling through East Tennessee defending he
Administration" wa. the 70 w. All. Say. M ClayJ
Folk IL at his old busin sss-del0ndlny cIiuil4N'
Yours. &c.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-25
vENO THE NERVOUS g. DEBILITATED--DR.
Z 80

70 THE NERVOUS 81 DEBIIITATED--DR
Il EVANS TONIC P1LIS.--The powers Of T..
vans Camomile Pills such. that the palpitatng
he art, the tremulous hand. the dizzy eve and
tho nuiicring mind, vanish before their effects
like noNious yapOrs before the benign influence OF
the morning sun They have bcen long successfully
used for the cure of intermrens, together with fever
OF the irregular nervous kind. accompanied with
ceral distractions.
This tonic medicine - for nervous complaints. gen
eral debility indigestion aud its consequences as want
Of appetite distcnsion of the mach. acidy; implies.
SAINT taste in tho mouth. rumbng noise in the bowels
nervous symptoms. languor. when the mind becomes
irritable, desponding Thoughtful, melancholy. and de-
ected. Experimentation. consumption. dimness Of
SIGHT delirium ond all other nervous affections these
pulls will produce safe md permanent cure.
Evans Pills first introduced in America in s35
Berare Of CJuHterfeifs-CArrIoN.- particular
IN purchasing to that the label II this Medicine
contains notice Of its entry according 10 Act Of Con
gross And he likewise particular in obtaining them
nj 100 Chatham ST.. Ncw-Yort from the regular
agent: WM. III. KING, Wheeling
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-25
WASHINGTON tPAl MEETING

We learn from Washington. Pa. that extensive pre-.
pa'a'onAre making t. receive the wings Of this sec
non oil Country and elsewhere. who visit that plaee
70 attend the meeting called for Friday next The
friends OF the good cause every where. who NAV find
he'nvenienito attend arc assured "will end m.
homes aud Tho hearts of the wings open to receive
me" We regret that It's close con,isuiry to the
""ee'ing meeting may prevent many from enhancing
mo invitation. who would otherwise gladly %. bu, we
would urge the meeting to the aeation Of MI ,bose
who can possibly Of1rd tho time and expense Amo,o
u'e SPEAKERS IN addition to their own MKennon the
non H. h'ddIe' Hon w. Forward aud Dr. Elder of
f'6ursh'and Gen. oglO ofsomOrset. Pa. have agreed
to be Iaere
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-25
EVENING NOTICES

NoricE.-The Flags provided BY tho wLeeling
Female Benevolent Society" for tho 3sd September
can be had at the stores Of Mes,r, Lourher Me
Clallen and Fawcctt on Main. and o w Hash,r. Mar.
ket street.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-25
(;rNrRAL ConNlrrrv

meeting Of The General Committee Of Arrange.
Renis for the 81 Sept Convention will he HILL nj
the Conr hose on Thursday evening next q, 3,oclock
n Inst -fihe mcrnhers of the committee will 90 found
in tho Times CT the ooh inst. A general and pune
usl attendance Is requested.
J. 5. SHRlvER. Chairman.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-25
BOOTS. SHOES. HATS g. CAPS.

BOOTS. SHOES. HATS g. CAPS.
RROOkS q LOCHER are daily re
aIO ceivlng al their Snoo Warehouse, a largo and
wei selected stock oil Goods IN their inc which
In ADDITION 10 ther i-Smer stock, makes their as
sOTtmeni very complete, CONSISTING 10 parI o!-v.r
Men ., Bows u Juth's Thick, Kip, Seal. IRA ned
Cali, ard Cal water proof peg Il Il sew BOOTS.
Mems Koy's 81 Youths hIck BRUGANS
KIP d Cali BROGANS
MONROES
wcmen's KIP, Calf Grained Seal & Morocco
BOOTS, peg'd " sew'd
Women's KIP. Cali, Grained Seal & Morocco
WELTS peg'd IL sew'd
Ladies Md, Morocco & Seal SLIPPERS,
SPRINGS, WELLS Il BOOTS
Misses Kid, Morocco q seal SLIPPERS,
SPRINGS, NEt.TS & BOOTS
Children' = SIIOkS & BOOTS OF every description
Gentlemen ~ Lauics' OVER SOCKS ~ SHOES.
CAPS.
Fur, Seal, Otter, Nutria, Muskrat Mems and Boy e
Hair Seal, LeAllet s. Cloth CAPS.
HATS
Fur, Russia. Brush, 81 X, Moles&ia q. Wool HATS.
Al. SO Shoe I bread. Trunks, Water Proof Paste
BlackHg, wrapping Paper, SC. &c. &c. All vi
which they offer on the most reasonable terms a.
country dealers and others at their Warehouse.
No. zTS ~ BALTIMORE STREET.
Between Howard u EuIaU.
p =. Orders promptly attended 90.
Baltimore. Aug. q, Ia " 3m
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-25
BALTIMORE AUCTION SALES

BALTIMORE AUCTION SALES
ON WEDNESDAY, the l9.h iusI.. at 1 O'Clock n
~ tho Auction Stores on BIch1uan's wharf the
cargo 81 the ship COviugiDu, consisting II
1898 BAGS RIO GREEN COFFEE, Of superior
qualify. having been carefully selected IN the earlier
part of the season. Catalogues Will he prepared and
the samples may be- examined the day heiprr the sale
Baltimore. aug lO--3, "a X LENMON& 60.
HOOD VINEGAR.-'The subscriber has on hand,
II aud manufactures Tor s1lc, wholesale an. retail
ihe best quality Of vinegar. with Which he Will he
pleased tn acconmoda'c those vho nay favor him
~ III custom the mnsi favorable terms. H.
MInu!aci"ry - Main sIrse; opposite SIM1oS u.
WoODRoW Grocery
All orders promptly attended 20 and his vinegar
warranted Of the hes; quality. JOHN LEG.
Wheeling, Aug 10, lStO-Im ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-25
AUG - lou I'm W


& VAIL Immediately NJ the ShertTS Office Ead pay
q Iyour Tar Will yuu with ense.t without cost
II the duty Of every tuan owing tax in this STATE
70 call on The Sheriff ~ the frs; nf August nni ,qy
the same, IN failing to DO Is then the ShcrFs du.
~ 10 enforce the payment speedily possible.
which will I've done The the FIRST call ia every m
stance without regard 10 persons The ordinary cur.
rcncy will be received until The Gnsenh dav Of Sep
tembsr. aud longer. after that tim, the legal cur
rccy of the STATE will Dc required. nothing else will
be received Richmond IN prymant Of the Stae tax
l. W MITCHELL. u. :
nu- Ill m for Il IIArpExry O C.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-25
DR. HUNTS BOTANIC FILLS. IN.
~ TERESTiNG AND PPLICApLETo TlIE
lrrf TCspED NITTf 'AAh

7 ArFi tCTFD WITH '-'i
Dis.rs-s Of flr S'3nsct. or Ns--,-.
! Snch ~ Dyspepsia .,iher Chronic or Casual 49,,
icr the worst symptoms Of restsssncss. - xn.s,
IF SPIRITS and general EmaciatiOn, Cousa up,ior
Nh-thrr Of the Lungs or Liver Liver stsc,iurs
/ iaundicr both Biitary and Spasmodc. cnsi.vs
ness worms oi every variety; Rheumatism; whcfh
- Acute o. Chrome, together With Gout. Scr1fgla
.'a'rs M the head. Back. Limbs, and side. Typhus
Fever Scarlet Fever, putrid Sore throat, lever
md Aguc Spisruodic PrlDitatiSn fthe Heart nd
Arteries Nervous irctabii'ty. Nervous Weakness,
HyctsTics, Tic DoulprTeuv. CramDs Female Ol,-
s,rgctioHs. Heartburn, Headache, Cough the Con,
mon or Humid and the Dry or the WhOOping
Asthns, Gravel, aud Oroosy.
The Blood has hitherto been considered h.
tmplcrs and others A. he g-eat re- u.atlr OF ne
humt system, aud su'E "a the devofeUuess Of the
adbeTtnt- 20 that err0nrops doctrine TINT they con
t-ni themselves with me simple posses Atom ar this
tuliacIous optu"n. ~ltnu' cUgriur- into the pri-
narv sources from whence Life r. taith ard No.
JGr euaua' e. anf. rice rtEEu pain sickness dse4st
I've rc1rnrch and practical experience 40 en,pcuf
y qualify h,p Tor 'un pro "ssiun uf which he has
'c,u on. Of the most useful wouNcrs. lie con
snds-gud q moments ref crou wall convince
tnFrcas'nng mint 81 the correctness of ms views
thatthC stomach liver, and the as.pc.a,rd ars.,.
&C the primar aud great regulators 81 health ana
ina tire blood ia very many INST 1nC,s IS dsrendsn
IA those organs. and 'A1tunl'~s rraiciuc rcaclca.
the root Of he disease the superficial aoodyncs
usually prescribed. serve but ~ fonts % cover IN.
rnyaCas Of deep rooted maIadiCs. Under these con-
vt"tilus az tn expense ot Years Of cIus- aprllcs
ion. the doctor has s~nver.f = urdic.u. yvho~-
searching powers irrcslstolc and u prescribing
o - with kn wi dye o'ts being = r1iisal cur.
nfths various diseases already Cuuwcr1',d even II
applied ~ rhe most critical cases, bur hs does not
prettHd 10 aSCrlbe 20
HUNTS POTANIC PILLS
I supernatural sgcucv, although from rosi i've
a'-piS within the kuowledg. - hundrcf~ he r. rrc-
pared 20 sgow, TINT when svery other earthly RENE
~ has been gwen up.
III MS BOTANIC PiLIS
nave never been known 10 fart IN III cftn, two vcrv
- l'yIug results fhat of raising frp.t the bed -
sickness unu Cl,.'l.c those who ave tested their
efficiency, aud thus amply rev ardfuC pr. Hume for
ms l"nS and auNlnus study 20 ATTAIN this ,rr.cc-
non m the Healing AT.
Tho tNu aor.iEary surr,ss which has attended he
use vG HUNTS BOTA Nc Pills - tue best
'rltcfIpn Il ta"u superior virtues, They nave
been tnC means Of ralsnv host Of a'.ui-uipV 70 4
uerts i,ur the bed oi an r'ipu. - clearly e,iu-
ed ia the follow iug
CEkTIFICtTFS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-25

SEVERE CASE OF TEETlING. WITH
~ SUMMER COMPLAINT. cured bv the inftl
lible American Soothing Syrup of DIR. w. Evans
Mrs Mcpherson, residing at No 3, Madison street.
called nj the Medical Office of DIR. w. Evans No 100
Chatham street. ~ Y. and purchased n boito Of the
Syrup for her child, who suffering eIcrucating
pain during the process Of dentiiion being
rly threatened with commissions IFS bowels were
exceedingly loose and no food could be retained on
the stomach Almost Immediately after its applica.
ton the alarming symptoms entirely ceased aud be-.
came quite natural. As tribute ofgratiiude for the
benefit afforded the child, the mother came Other
accord and freely sanctioned publicity 70 the above
BE particular in applying nj 100. Chatham si,eet1 =
here several counereits advertised. No other
place in the city has the genuine Tor sale.
Beware Of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES BE particular
in purchasing ~ see that the label of this Medicine
contains notice Of its" entry according Act Of Con.
greSs" And no likewise particular in obtaining them
at 100 Chailum street. New York, from The regu-
l NJ Agent
nov 10 w IT KING, IS Water ST. Wheeling
NR EVANS CELEBRATED FEVER MD a.
/ - CUE PILLS.-Thosc pills admirably adap
ted to Afford uniform reliefin the different modification
Of these distressing maadics. are particularly rccom
mended 10 public notice. On the accession Oft the cold
stage when the face and limbs Of the sufferer becom,
pale and the sensation of cold nnd languor u felt per
yadine the whole system, their administration Is nc
companied with astonishing succcss-thcy lessor
the subsequent distressing shiserng and violent sha
king and y continuing IN thcr Use, (gs drccicd) vii
ultirnatef IRE tbs most obstinate ague These pill
nre,r - ri utility in those distressing eases, wher
therrs, asaowucss uf complexion pain Nv The rcci0
Of the liver tension and distress w the cpiGnsc 70
ZION with other symptoms indicating the existence
rnsrbid actou or chrOns disease Of the stomach live
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-25

MAR WILLIAM EVANS SOOTHING SYRtP
For CHILDREN TEErTllNt:-xaEPARkDl

nR WILLIAM EVANS SOOTHING SYktP
ID FOR CHILDREN TEGrIilNC-saEPAREp
AZ msssiy.-fs Mothers aai Nzrses The passsge
ssre teeth through Tho gums ps'-iuecs rOu6icso'ne
sssi dangerous sympioins. IL IL known 10y mothers
Ia, A-re Is great rs on in the mouth and gums du-
az mis- process The gums swell. the sc"sotnn oi
a, saliva Is increased thu child seiksd with frequent
AMI sudden fts ct crying, watching, Starting in It's
lcso AMI sp->rhs of peculiar parts the child shrieks
with esrcme violence. and thrusis its fingers into IL
mouth Ifthcse Prccursory symptoms not speedily
aIlera ell. spasmDdic commissions universally super
scne AMI soon cause the dissolution of the infant-
frothcrs who have their little babcs afflicted with
cese distressing symptoms wolld apply Dr. "u''"n
evans Doihing Syrup which has preserved hundreds
finfn,s when thought past recovery. from oeiiS suit
SHY attacked with that fatal malady. confu.S'",s.
Becrrs Of Contradictions; dc Pnl'S"ia' III
urchasi-g to see that the label OF this Medene con-
,insa po,. OH entry according to net ct onsrcsS
md b. likewise particular in obtaining them at 100
nathan ST. New York. or ffo'n the regular agents
w,I H. KING, IS Water ST. Wheeling.
S,~,,,s,n 4 Neale .Parkersaurg. nov ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-25

rom wet end colo; az thsworst n,pt,useitf.
wuh difficult and Distressing breaihiar. Dr.
the nst year Of his Illness, the disease .rcter.S
- alatnlhgiy ne iopteNent his follow mp "a, 49,,
l,st hoNin lost ms speech nr1 being thrcrt.,..'
Win immediate suhocation, until a cspicp. -,
Prtlofoion y MD =, m on, WlIc cn, rr,. 49,,
fIirl Tor p '~w hours. The pLys,cirus who -,.. a.
t' nm yT"n"Un'ed his conn laiff bovotd ~. 49,,
@ ~ cure but NJ Inst Providence di-rc,rj
bin'ui'' some ofbr Hunts BOTANIC PiIs 80
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qua ha''hs al the enjuyr"enls of rerfcct health