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81 9oi'es 10 set us down no longer among the States
c. needed !" Vun Buren,. We shall swell tho great
majority "f the honest old patriot Of the West, and
"n''e IN calling him from his retrehient TO the
chair OF State from his Log Cabin to the White
House Many hundreds, if not thousands who
have at this election voted for Fairfield, have al
ready made up their minds TO vote for Gen. liar.
rison IN November, and more will do so. s..."
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Correspondence ofthe A ,Ias.
BANGOR, Sept. 10, 1S40.

BANGOR, Sept. TO, ioFU,
ii O'Clock, p. NJ
Dear Sir--Allen is chosen in this District TO Con
gress, and Noyes is reported to be chosen.
The Wing Senators aro probably elected in Pc
ncbscot County. The majority in 1888 764
agains, us. This majority is already overcome.
Only three small places to be heard fiom Six
Wing Representatives chosen in Penobscot
One titan we have chosen since the apportion
ment in 1881. GIVE HAVE TRIED" Yours.
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Correspondence Q ortho Atlas.

AuoUsrA, Wednesday noon, 10Th
/ cannot describe o. you the Joy that animates
every bosom at the glorious result in M aine. We
have the Senate g. the House without doubt, 81 the
Locos concedo to us the Governor. Maine is good
for 5000 for Harrison They rush 10 our ranks 50
fast now that we begin to think ofputtiug up the
bars
GLORIOUS! GLORIOUS! GLORlOUS!!
One Fire Morei-A little ater-l o'clock-Old
Somerset has returned Wing Representative In
form eDery toaca an the County but one
Our streets are filled with happy peope-shouts
and congratulations heard from thousands that
Name is free. We took the stump previous to the
elections, and you the result. The Wings on.
ly want their principles extensively promulgated
10 be generally embi acod
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Gr@fSsbury Academy IL Teach
GE& seminary
Cus S3CEAEIEANFys
4 II e F.A LII TER n

NNTILL commence on the first "Wednesday of
w September. Besides fitting young men
for College, the Seminary is Designed to furnish
the means for thorough education, preparatory TO
teaching School. The course Of study in the Teach
ers' department is the same at Andover, Mass
Teachers Seminary. The Ladies' department will
be under the particular care of -H, a.E
MISS E. TENNEY, ...t
a young lady of excellent qualifications. A iuil
course of Lectures on the Art of Teaching, and
ring the term 5. r. HALL, Prin.
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&g A1ssMR a. GsE S q

In Lyndon, on the 18th instant, by Sew MIR AS
penwell, David Brown Esq of Danvlle, to Miss
Henrietta Peck, OIL.
In Chelsea, Sth inst. Mr. Frederick Augustus
Hewes, to Miss Sarah Caroline Andrus, both of
Chelsea.
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ENANssa ENebrs SALE!

SITUATED one mile from Lyndon Centre, on
~ the road from Lyndon To Slanstead contain!
ing about one hundred Of t1ceitent iand in a
good state Of cultivation:}0 of good mcado1o,
and about so acres pas,uring and tInge, 'ocH fem
ced;-one good BARN, 40 by so, with good an.
HOUSE, SHED and WOOD HOUSE, in coed re-
pair. Schoo-housc within about 100 rods-Grist
aud Saw-nill within half mile Of said premises .
Terms OF payment made easy to the purchaser-
should like part of said dover, the rest some 9th
day.
For further particulars enquire of Col John
Chuse of Wheeock Hollow 15S--lt
.4u0nSt 10
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DBAT!4G a

In this town, Sept. l6, Mr.. lioRArIo PIERCE,
aged o.
In Coventry, Sept. 10, Marian G. daughter OF
Austin and Hannah Stevens, aged years % days,
In Willis,on, on the 9Th instant, after short
Illness Hon. Martin Chitenden, aged "a.
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nv Jor the tather Of all the Green Hest,
' 0"'Aeye that toiio,os the Ptough!
RESPONSE FROM THE EAST.
MAINE is RENOVATED.

Weao hENNEBEc JOURNAL OFFICER
lis 'u'y morning, Sept. 16, 1910.
IN NM. "expressibe satisfaction we announce
,.D Nv D'e'S tina, Maine is not chained to the car
Ps,r;o, =, e"' Her vote is now sure for the old
have nroL.L' una Hero of North Bend. We
eer,,;nn, elected Edward Kent. We have
mosnoo, "JorIty in the State Senate. Our
Tho "a" Tor majority in the House.
lion oc swat change has been effected by that por-
so,ao. VIC administration party who have had the
KNOW" perceive, and the magnanimity 10 nc
minIs,,,,s 'he rn'nous policy of the present ad
a.,or1in"" and the energy and decision to &C,
~ respectfully nsk our political friends in 9th
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From the Bostoa Times.
LATE AND IMPORTANT FROM Ell.

ROPEs
The Packet ship England, arrived at New
York, briggs London dates to the 7th. We are
attentive correspondents OF the New York Sun
Tor London Times OF the 9TH, containing the
highly important intelligence detailed below, of
an ATTEMPTED REVOLUTION IN
FRANCE, in FAVOR OF LOUIS NAPO.
LEON!
The pacificotion Of Syria is confirmed.
perfect panic was occasiohed at The Bourse
in Paris OH Wednesday, by report that The rat'
itcasion Of the treaty of Alliance by Prussia had
been received Numerous failures had occur
red on the Bourse,
From, the London Times .4ng. 9TH.
EXTRAORDINARY EXPRESS FROM
BOULOGNE.
BY a second Extraordinary Express, we have
received The following hurried but very i'm
portant intelligence dated Bolongne, Thurday
morning. -
"a steamer has just arrived off the town, and
landed about 100 men, dressed in the uniform OF
Generals and Colonies OF the army. Some OF
them went Immediately TO the barracks, crying
]'Vive Louis Napoleon and distributed money
among The crowd.
This morning one of them attired as general
officer, and another as IA Colonel was arrested
and conducted to prison. number Of horses
were aboard the steamer A II is quiet ut pre-
sent, but the military are all under arms.
! The drutils are beating TO call out the Ma
tonal Guards. No more OF the insurgents have
been arrested.
sit is said that Louis Napoleon has also lnn-
ded.'
ATTEMPTED REVOLUTION IN
FRANCE.
BoULosNE SUR MER, Aug. 6.
This morning one of those mad attempts ut
Revolution which have characterised the French
since the days o the first and of memorable Ju
ly, disturbed the inhabitants Of this peaceful
town from its s!umbers. The facts, as l have
collected them, are as follows:
The City of Edingburgh Steamer, belonging
10 the Commercial Steam Navigation Company
was hired 10y Prince Louis Napoleon, ostensib y
for an excursion OF pleasure along the British
ccast for IA days. In this he embarked with
Sc followers, eight horses and two coaches in
the Thames OIL "Wednesday last; this morning
about o'clock, they reached the coast oil
France, off WImirouX. ubou three miles iron,
Boulogne. The surprise of the captain and
crew may be imag 10 see the whole of his
Ilpassengers come on deck, not in the peaceful
Igarb Of citizens, but mititaire, iancers
some general officers, some private soldiers,
with oskin covering on their hats, with the
number 40 printed in front, that being the regi.
meut which Slrasburg had formerly idenu.
fed itself so seriously in the cause Of Louis Ma
poleOn.
Their object was soon made evident. The
ships boat was lowering, and the whole conipa-
ny landed in three trips. Before the Prince lell
the vessel he ordered the captain to cruise of
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EEessr ygEsg.

nj EVssh EE.Es ---
nUSTIN GROW would inform bis customers
~ and the public tina, his Mill is in perfect or
der, end that lie is niacays on hama pared TO do
grinding To their entire sasinciion He is also
prepared at all times to grind SALT for darys or
the table.
st Johnsbury, Sept. !, iS40. io2
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. o0,orrs WIG TRIUMPH In MAINE,
n,uE LAST LINK BROKEN

rs, oRIOIJS WING TRIUMPH lin MAINE.
CANE LAST LINK BROKEN"
,oo has surrendered to the Harrison for
Ths hitherto mpregnable Loco foco fortress
ce'' carried by storm. There cannot be area
" "".IIr doub, that Edward Kent, the WING can
U's,o far Governor, has been elected by hand
U'",' ,,o;ori,y-lhat the Wings lave elected FIVE
,hs cightmembers oiCongress,-havecn carried
Wv h,,nchss Of the Legislature. "IAc a0o'h
BUN t ' on" We copy the following from the
S oY,,,n Duly Atlas of the 18th inst;
"O'''" IT'S DONE,
rr ~ REJOICE THAT WE HAVE SEEN
THIS DAY!
~, ..,o,;,euce Of the brilliant success OF the
Harrison Democrats Produces, every where, most
,.,,.o,duury sensation. 1t gives assurance thai
H.. ,,xiou. hour Is passed--that the danger that
w. hmm over the free institutions of the land IS 0
,,.,--,hat the Rubicoln is crossed. The Name
..;,.de Of the Wing army have carried the dibral-
~, nr,be enemy by storm, and the fruits of vic,o'
-. Urn snI.pdid almost beyo.d conception. The
i..s,r,es Of The administration appalled, at
~. .osult Field Marshal Sir John Fairfield, Ma
H.. csoer,> Hannibal Hamlin, Brigadisr General Al
Cnit
a,o, and Dragons, are among the prisoners of war
.Lo b,vc fallen into the hands of the conquerors.
REJOICE. FREEMEN OE NEW ENGLAND
REJOICE, BRETHREN OF THE SOUTH
AND WEST!
THE LONG AGONY is OVER!
ruEDAY OF DELIVERANCE is AT HAND!
We have received returns Of the vote for Gov
enor in 29l towns They stand thus:
O., Edward Kent. 40,9O5
Lhn Fairfield, 3d. I3
Kent's minority, 2o9@
In isS3. the same towns stood thus:
Kent, 80 1856
Fairfield, ABS
1852
Net Wing gain, 3G44
There ure 70 towns and plantations to be heard
from, which will give Fairfield about 600 majority
50 that EDWARD KEAT is elected Governor OF
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YaaGog Agricultural SOCIETY.

A T "A meeting of the General Commute of the
"A above Society on Monday the 9Th inst. it
was Resolved, That a meeting of the Society be
held on the first day of Oct. next at 10 o'clock, A
NJ for the purpose of exhibiting various kinds of
Stock. and articles of domestic manufacture Meet.
ing to be holden at a. Wheeer's ut Derby. The
members of the General Committee are requested
to meet at the above place precise iy at o'clock.
BY order of Committee,
ORVILLE DAGGET, Sec.
September is, 1910. 1861
". b. : he North Star will please copy.
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I 1000

MAJORITY, AND NO MISTAKE.
Faislds majority in 29l towns, in 1888, u
Kens in same in lS4A, ~
NET Vine GAIN, st
Fairield's majority in whole State IN 1888, q
1.-THE remaining 70 towns and plantations
n come in as they did in 1888, kents majority
4 in The whole State will be
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-09-22

Efse aSH'ccea Mountain GSOys,
A HISTORICAL TALE of the early settle
N ment of Vermont, in 9 vuls.-by the author
of "Mny Martin" For sale at this Once.
Q-yA new supply Of the above work has been
received at this office.
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Correspondence Of the Atlas.

BANGOR, Sept. Is.
The returns from Congressional District aie
all in, and the Hon. ELISHA Fl. ALLEN is certainly
elected.
The eastern stage. driver brings Intelligence that
The gain in favor of Noyes for Congress is $40,
lar as heard ion, and letter to me Postmaster of
S"ls c''y states that Noyes is probabl, elected.
N '"MS Mat their cannot be any doubt Of this. The
NJ revolution is onward, and Maine, is redeemed
1'0Oy nave the independent freemcn Of orr State
answered The call made upon them by the Democ
'"! Oh 'he Union. THE STAR OF THE EAST Is in
'"e ascendant and the electoral vote OF Maine is
''',''n Tor Harrison and Tyler.
sO'lat The result is that FIVE Wings and but
u A0c''ocos are returned to Congress. In Ok
, "S' no eho'ee-1he present Congress contains
but Too Wings,
'"' senate contains IL Wings and but 3 Loco
n ~' year Whigs-.17 Locolocos.
gn. "' wings will have large majority in the
'' vi representatives.
NJ lug U. s. Senator is therefore certain
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PR dDqa .R ESS
OF THE
WING TORNADO.
,.nort ofOId Tips Committee
~ r.o,m tine state of NaaIme!!!

rhs psople's peaing triumph notes
iike music on the still air floats,
VII ,Thie victorys full radiance lights
c,u r." valleys and our mountain heights.
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MEuBERs or CONGRESS.

The Bangor Wing contains returns from 50
towns !" that Congressional district, which stand
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HARNESS. NOdes ora ESGRA:aRns,
HYOR sale BY SliEDD ~ JEW EFT.
II May 22. 47u
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Window Sa shes
Panel Doors

Of 4, and s panels, consisting OF those "i i
IA and / 9 and inches thick, su'laoie '"r
.;I in do doors
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Allen. Hamlin.
Is towns, 53t5 5272.
There are 20 towns, principally IN Somerset
county, TO be heard from, which in 1888 gavo Ten
ny Whig) 1876 votes, and DavHe Qoco) 1862
Should these towns come in as we'll as in 1888
and there can hardly be doubt that they will
do belterM MIR Allen will be elected by 300 majority
Aud to render this doubly sure, Mr. A. runs aheut
VI the Gubernatonal ticket,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-28
NDNY MORNING, NOYEMRER Is. lSll

a NREAr BARGAINS IN LAND.-7.5OO acrcs
~ OF Tend m Marshall County, Va; 20 bUO acf's 49,
iyIer county 2IGGO scrrs lu Wood c,uuiy; 100000
acrcsin Wythe county $4,000 aero, iu Cahcl county.
a. Some 81 The above land. ol cNvcli.rt li1
nv end t"lcr,5ly Wei imprIycd-Vill hc spld in
Quantities 10 suIt puUhuscrs nj a very ga price on
'""e hearing interest ard perfect titles given. 1890
''rvs OF hrst rate Land n lewis comfy. Missouri and
several tracts IN Indiana ou same ;-.ns. Also 21n
zoe m iir city Cg IDsorsTuri. uiIaG1. ini No i1l
~ Past Nheciuc-also. 800 shares OF Ius,rec s.ucL
~ The Wheeling Fire ~ Marine Insurance roinrriu,
Tor sale 10y WN. +. PETERSON
Iaid Accent. Wheeling Va
80 Lots IN Sharps Curien Z, lease Tor , ie,r, az &
'''r- rom ~ Jarr. 1910 feb -. Is iO-Iv
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-28
BOOTS. SHOES, HATS &. CAPS.
IROOkS 4. LO(,IiEP orc d,;l,

Oho " LOOiFk arc daily re-
~ ceiving a. their Shoe Warehouse a large and
W. sm selee'ed STICK Of Goods in their line, which
"auuI,lCh 70 the f.rmer stock. makes their as-
ss9rmeni very complete consisting i'm part of-viz,
Nsh :, BOY " outh's Thick. Kir, Seal Grained
u..s. and Calf water proof peg'd & sew BOOTS.
"sh BoY's loa,h's Thick BROG Ans.
t. .. KIP T. CslfBRoGANS
"oncn,s Kip Calf Grained, Seal q Morocco
W BOOTS, psg'd & scw'd
"SSmsn,s KIP, Cali, Grained. Seal & Morocco
aides Kid, Morocco & Seal SLIPPERS
SPRINGS, WELT 4 BoOTS
Misses. Kid. Morocco q seal SLIPPERS,
WELTS & BOOTS
Chhdien's SHOES Il BOOTS o. every description
Gentlemen & Ladies OVER Seeks u SHOES.
.. CAPS.
rur, sea-, Otter, Nutria, Muskrat Mems and Boy .
hsr Seal, Le,ll0t & Cloth CATS.
q. HATS
rur; hu .sa Brush. Silk, Moleskin = Wool ~ ITS
Al;So-Shoe Thread. Trunk, Mater ProofPastc
niacnrS wrapping Paper, &c. &c. NC. All Of
Wh'oh thsN ouer on the Jst reasonable terms 10
country dealers ard Others n; their Warehouse.
NO. 2T6 Ia BALTI MORE STREET
n Between Howard & Eutaw.
Orders promptly attended 10.
Atfss
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-28

WHEELING ACADEMI.-'Thc 8. icru of the
w Wheeling Academy will commence ,,,i NJ,
day The llih OF September Oyyirr o. TIE d,fJc,,If,.
experienced ~ obtaining schpol.rnnru- spir,tJ g.,
large number the subscriber will he ,,,lirl , f,,
10 restrict his number of pupils 90 ihps r,rr-,,;. a.
advanced Studies. THE suts c-hrr rrrrrt- i, A., ,,lI
be unable 90 receive those Of his former So f,-. ian H.
naie Department. IS o are pursuing only The common
brtncHesOi Az English education "a, his l.r,p,c,,
make u necessary iur him o. cuufue his aiteul,,, A.
The higher su'ieg. lie has ass'OilCd ,iif. Ii, AZ
D,S.ney, irHn i'ic Wesleyan Umversitv NI.dt,o,,r
Conn, who will Take charge OF the Allfhrr,,iral ,r
Scientific department ApTar tus has been r,rst,,,,.
ted, and every E,cy will DO furnished fp r,Yso a.
wish 10 quality themselves for entering go''e,a ~ T.,
purspc any of tlc Collegiate sf.Lirs Trrv-- A.. a.
LATIN, Greek and French languages. Algebra Cc.,nc
. try. aui liis higher NIbciraiic.: N,fvr,I pn,T..I.
/ taeusiry, aud Political Economy. Sc. $40. per lem
OF eleven "ecN ir~' wishing Co. iIsc bet one Of thrs
siudics will pay 81 1rr '.rsu
\ 81, Jhc fcu,llc department rur.ls Nil i. r,. .
IN Nrliuhctr. Gummar. Gcurrl.4y 8-.I Ill.,. -.
20 yer Term. nr the higher brlurIu cot .lrr,ti I'M
per term. Separate rrHus 1.rl grounds rr. r.,,.r
i5 ihis department anil oH~ry au- njru will TO- p,f ~
thcir Department EoiI 1s IU ii.ar- .I,.,..,,, .
scicrco The PRINCIPAL VIII h5 the present ~.
charge Of tie Female department, assisted by \ Cos,
cr',ss.
Hereafter no scholar can De received fr , r,,.-.
term whose iGrI0H i0f tho term p-ryi1us l,s ,,f -
pllo. THIS l.'r VIII fe -turfi. a.'.r.a,l t., n, a., ~
silal'n' n'ar>'s..i W. public funds. sta1I pn.
without pr.rrt l1, ,asr.s
To accomuII Dot" sueh rs m1g b- r1-lra1 .,..-s.,.
iIe dly classes BOO lIy of rir g't.r .fIl,s. ,,ff h.
received. TO- r,..ta puo hHu. fya n...f. .i r,. ,g
90 - pee irfn wherever clues af t.a .r r,, rrc.
no .oruad School rooms r. r.. rar..Y ..f. -
Quincy rreofs. EIgIyIT.e Vs. rf.rIl,
JANIS And SAMUEL CHR~ry
Natives uf fr.IIuf AMI s~pr.s.-I O.. I. Cliff
.,oeshefa bod C..l. Western Fa1ussl,- Il, a- ~.
+. Nie.u.I. afc requested. il f..s meet. f.l., 49,,
o. aIlressl isfi-f I,ry Wu.lv 4!., f.,, ~ %
d 1Di u'r, residing d, Eaisrlor Belmont G., or, 7.
nmiUg hrr vher7 firy ml, bc G,rnl
! EIuH u tha aIIvc u1urd s..fi.por r.. ,....
u,i pHl,ra -.sa, iyyf 5y yl5lsarns ff. .r..., ...
s. u,ts.
Wa- ling J-'J'..r I.D
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To HOUSE. KEEPERS,

HeERSONS about 10 commence house.k --p,,r anil
n ihose already AT it, desirons Of avaiIias them.
ceiyes oil the greatest facilities for doing would
hndit To their advantage to call at cur
COOKING STOVE AND HOUSE FURNISHING
ESTABLISHMENTS.
aud purchase one Of our cheap Cooking Stoves to.
Seihrr with ali the other necessary arIIcles of tcb
en- furniture. 'N"
Experience having tenght ihNse " no now use
su that stoves are decidedly pref, rable 10 lie
Ih.hmoh NIchcA graies and ar. places on the scorr
coin ~ economy and convenience, new bs.,nrsr.
oould do well To profit hy their rxrrr ence and .np
wo themselves NTH complete cooking appai ans =,
On"e have various sizes and patterns Of cooking
Dyes aud every description Of wares whicI We
WI sell very low Tor cash. 10 those who de sire il
liberia credit will he given, -
mar % CrI:ERTSoN & GRFERS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-28

ACtTE BRONCHITIS. rDorpt.x1,.,, 49,,
IoHSt MiTION-Th-lts NV. Sf -, VI
i' ,a'arrh. !, rcr.rr= commence H., a.,
"it .'s'':u''" chill! rcss slight coughs ann
r,,.o' ara igsiUc,s alari tho br,o.r m 49,,
cb,rs,, r "i,'n~" seems a, rs; Of M very seriou,
the lr..s, ne disease continues the oppression "a
1I'ii''y the respiration rcrorrs more and nor,
iIs 'o,"enmes wheeling or rafting sound. .. Il
a. vas i'r"ed through a narrow aucrturo cI,r,,,J
fso-a VS. ID Hnid To u"gectrhi. dr,,se !, MAJ re
D. S.g,,' iutncc' bat by timely application Of
=, compound Syrup of wild Cherry. Win
effects Nil! 30 re,.uy,J -'' 'N''e I"i'e"s'it
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-28

49,. Nnh fot CotCHf DO not ncg,cc, ~,
sI.,,i,,, '-'' mel Premature death tot The want
h''ev..9 o.. oorrh OF . cn''J, ~.
oft. ~ 81 iri'u- J rriuana or w:lI Chcrrv ,
'''ni prescription, and u-e IN an cT,ru.i,,
49,. ''.' mot a',ir't7 asr4 r,l.C and ,yc Won
,,c,s i'' '''''''. 'of'-,inIiiun which usraIy
0.eIy md Tire gay. '''''1 me Old TIE iS''' '.'o
- r;,I 80 ! '"tehf S'vHyHU's Pruuus yirs.anr,
~ -'T syrup, Is The only rrrnc,Iy so. shounl
~ t''r YOU For this plan reason -rb,, !, -.
Lq, - 80, -oH'Gi' 81 cases Where Il has hoe1 lse4
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-28
.gmiibili0Ms Or Eirrr Pills.

THERE ~ perhaps M disease which visits IN =
shsbla ats OF this country with Ger, aintv "a
The elects 81 which are more 10 be Dreaded Than
thIt class OF Diseases aIIsnS on the xen.
OF the liver; aud this the largest or gan of The
whole body, II eNcrts powerful influence over , N
ihe nelyhhoTlng organs, and that upon its health,
action depends La great the he a IN of ,hy
seneral system. There OK SITS "A strong and mutual
sympathy between the LIVER aud all the other diyes
tive organs, they are In fact intnl socta
teftn ONCE, that ono cannot hs der -nged i'm fune
ton without involving the others in n aensra mar
ucpauon IL IL necCs that several fluids shouId
c,mmir2lo with the tJ1d W. eat for the purnnsa n1
healthy digestion; bile is Of these impor,a si
hsids; 4 then the liver Is lsboring under disease
tsors must necessarily he improper supply If
sonduonei lns'pid bile. wholly unfit for al ke,tion
ana then VIII follow as necessary con sequence
morbid state o' the stomach and BIO wells and these
rssh give rise 10 pro- esu host Of MOI bud synpa !
tsIss winch viii be prsph SstSd from organ to srysn
sntil ths whole system rs Brought under its delete
rIsus ipnJeare.
SrHrross OF A DISEASED LIVER General In ssi. |
tsie, pain Ia the side al shout ters, GUAR stac
81 tss bowels generally coStIve dry hackInc cough
flashes OF heat over the whale Jdy at other times
more limited. cSniue ! % the sams OF the n ,nJs |
ana s0les TIE tect, appetite vaablc sick or merry
Gus heafIche, bad taS;e Ia the mouth uriro ef T,
deep saffron COlCr and ~ nqgantitr skin vrnsr
ny ievsrish. tcng uc covered VITA white al yellow
ish ihi. general weakness, Indigestion, itulxney
palpitatihn of the heart, heavy unpleasant senss
ton al tae PIT Of the stomach. which il worse af,
eating, sallnw splexnu, fsj retion Of spirits
cssonai PAIN ond dizziness IN the head pressure |
nnrsfrcshug step frequently fTisIiful droarls for.
bodluS ni evil, fear of death, ltneed he ey
paced th1t all ofthe above symptoms will be pres.
CT IN aay one
For sale only NJ the drug store Of DR. e !
Todd. W. 2ll Ns'2 street. IfarolI.y v,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-28

eRNAMtNTAL PAINTlNG.-Tbc
slbseriber has removed hrs Painting Room IN
NO 2oS -Ialn ST. near the PostOfice. wbers H.
PREPARED 10 MI any ders in his line Of business
heauy anu with despatch. He will Furnish 10 or Ter
ssn1naeo, siii' rnnarIcl ing glass, &c &C. also
nn'nry ,nd h-i Banners, Masonic and Odd Eel
p.,s s aprons or Badges, Firemen's equipments &c
call. "H ~ ""' p'oase give MN
TT Marking slatos for merchants or al srs o.,
M" Ws yI',e" man, err T.. MATHk.RS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-28
W. w. & s. H.UMEsoN-wbolo

w sale and rsisil !eals.7 in Hats & Cans.
Ussf SIDE Mar street near Market iHey, UhssI
srg, TirciRia.-kaye on hand snd are con st,n,lv
manufacturing general Of vei sun, rior
FUR aud SILK hArS. Black and Drab Bc,y.,
asd Castor, plain Whife Rus Plain and Napt Has
oil every size AVID quality. They likewise keen con.
tntly on hania an assortment Of men and boys Fur
NJ Cloth Caps all OF which they offer to their ems
toners and thePublic on the most accom- IN ,datiny
terms. Country Merchants and dealers gen.r,ilT
are respectfully requested TO give them a call ana
Q heap for cash or approvea credit. Aug. a 4 sls