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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-05-02
NIarshaI's Sale.
Pop i Powers, AMI TWENTY-FIVE
o'bers. paInuf,,

f'77 y Powers, al- twenty-five j
Others PsIuuf,,
IS.
Dane " Wright Dame r
A.sxanier. EdWIu F. Watkins.
Lemue \ t,eiis, Mllsou
Nsihag, Reaing ;. B.olnt.
Richardson Owen. ElW5id Era-
lacrS1n. James Eckhrt. Wm.
Cgyn.,uu, Mckinney Holder /
ness. Stti PEBBLES. Nm. B
L.hH01L WIN, 2. Puller. Eli
sra II. Sharp Richard L. Meade
VIM Dowsng, II. james Jones,
Ewing + Calhoun IN. Wood
wlri,Rcdard II Bruwne. John
B. Jones, John u. AIMS. Alex
auigr " Sorsby. William Dow
sing. jr VIM. W. Humphries,
anj Armstrong J Hodges, part
nerS, using "a the business OF
banking the 'oJu' hame snd style
ct The Real Estate Banking
Company OF Columbus, Miss,s-
4
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-05-02

Ouf "a. taJune
Term lS4O Of
The DIsJrIctCourt
OF the Us Tor
the y ID. Of Nj
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-05-02
MarshaI's sale.

~ + h ALLIs, Depul,.
Aprl 18Th. lS4O-Il--6u pr (.s slO so
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-05-02

Pope and Powers aud -
others On f. ias 20 IuUr I
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-05-02

BY r.. y. ALLEN, Deputy.
Columbus, April Is. 1910. [l,rs fee $40 so 1901
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-05-02
MurSllal's sale,

[pt Zee ss 90
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-06-12

II I'll over the country. It would he honorable 10
the country end to humanity: The promotion
of the health ofIhe artisan, the consequent cheer
fdlness and alacrity with which he would per-
form his task, and the prolongation OF his life,
would be an smPte compensation, even to the
emploer, for the loss Of the miserable temporary
addition TO those profits which are now too often
wrung from hun at the cost Of health, spirits
and even life, by the twelve, fifteen, and sixteen
hours system.
There are those. however, whose pride takes
offence at any attempt to procure for the aborer
to procure for the LnboFer any portion Of what
they regard as their own peculiar privileges. lei-
sure and liberty of occupation, and who cannot
enjoy their own condition without being able to
look down upon conditions made wretched by
artificial arrar gements ofaw or custom. These
are the people who affect to be alarmed lest the
industrious habits OF our population should be
broken up. There is no danger Of that; the re-.
wards OF industry are such in this country as to
keep it in some form or other active - but there
il danger, we can tell the whig party, that the
class whose interests they oppose, may become
more fortunate in their condition, moro inleli>
gent anG powerful than they now are.'
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-06-12

shame the profligacy Of their great pro-
to>tyPe. For long series of years the /
spectacle was presented Ofa National
Congress bliadIy following whatever
these Financiers. So secret Too was
the working Of tths system, and so ef-
fectualIy did its projectors strive to hide
Its real character, that Washington him
seffailed to perceive the evil, and went
down TO his grave ignorant of the giant
mnuster left behind. Could his voice be
heard from his silent tomb. how would
he lliI his warning against the hyp0crltes
Of that day, and their imitators of this.
But not only is Federalism and Wing.
gerry Identical in their alliance with the
moneyed power, and the unspariug use
which they make Of 1t as an instrument
of corruption; but they are also distin-
guishablo Tor another principle, equally
hostile to republican freedom-the troa-
ting elections as nu'hly whenever it
suits their views, and they gained over
by corruption or otherwise, sjorIty
OF the judges, inspectors, or representa-"
tives 10 second their views. Without
wearying our readers with long cats-
logGe Of such, we shall only refer 10 the
attempt made by the Wing party lately
! in our commonwealth 10 treat the eec-
! ton of Governor Porter as invalid, aud
by mingled fraud and chicsuery 10 main
tain Rtner in Office until another suber-
material term should have passed. The
attempt was frustrated it is true; but il
proves all we wish. 1t identifies the
State consprators Of 1899, with the ma
,ional conepiraIore of 1901. 1t shews
in both the same prohlgacy--the came
Incident treason the same contempt
for tho expressed will Of ,be peope-and
the same disregard Of law, whether Of
God or man, IN lurtherance Of their in
famous, sedltioue, and tyrannIcal de-
signs.
Such we're tho FederaIsts once
such are the Wings now. We might
trace on, the identity between them in
f every particular; but we have neither
/. time nor space for it at present. We
, have sad enough TO convince. We leave
the question to every mans conscience.
, It he can still support party whose
constant aim has been - abidge the
peoples rghte, let him do so; let him
f at least come Out like man, svow his
intentions frankly, and no, be, as now,
both scOundrel and hypocri'e combln.
ed
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-06-12
10 wing signature 10 it:
"HOANGHO,

IN "HOANGHO,
Emperor of all the Wigs, and Com
.nlGRdcr-in- Chief Of the Cider Bar
rels and Hsn-COOps throughout
the State Of Ohio"
il as mere jest. Bot that,
before it was struck off it was shown to
another person, who suggested tha, The
jest would be much better, ifit parpor-
ted to be signed by Alfred Kelly, as
Chairman OF the Wing State Central
Committee; and that, yielding to the
suggestion, the former signature had
been stricken out, and that Of Mr.. Kel-
Icy substituted, as it appears, in the
printed Circular. A part of the Clrcu-
lars we're directed by the author, and
the residue by the person who sueges-
ted the change of signature. Mr.. Sage
is ono Of the publishers of the "Strght>
Out HHrrisonisn," and has heretofore
been on intimate terms with his informs
ant. Having finished his statement,
NJ. Sage vas requested to name the
person to whom he referred. He, there
upon, gave the name OF James D. Bray.
man. At the request OF all present, that
person was sent fer. lie confirmed fuI.
ly in all essential particulars, the state
ment made by Mr.. Sage, ofbIs conver-
sation with him, as above given. Upon
being asked what were his politics, he
replied, "l belong TO the Administration
party" Being asked 10 disclose the
person at whose suggestion the name OF
Mr., Kelley was put to the Circular, he
euswered-lhat it was a Mr.. Ellsworth.
from Licking county, or near Tho Ilue.
lie was then asked what were his pol
itics? he replied, that che did not
know whether he had any--that he was
loo youg TO be a voter"
These facts established clearly the
source and authorship Of the Circular,
and wo think should exonerate entirely
from suspicion, all others upnn whom
any impulntca, in regard to the matter,
has been cast.
Further comment by us is deemed un-
necessary. 1t may be proper 10 add,
that Meosrs. S Medsry and BeIa LalI,
am; and Messrs. Alfred Kelley aud J,
W. Andrews, we're present jthrougtou
the examination.
n, II. SWAYNE,
q. SWAN.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-06-12

The Presidential election at the Pc
'Tiod 10 which we have refsred. proved
that the aristOcratic principle was not to
be concluded by the iAr and distinct de-
'cision of the people, without a struggle
behind the polls Of election, to reverse
their vote, and to gain by iDdlrecton, or
bribery, or force what it had failed to
secure in the open field of popular dis
cussion. Hence the fearful aud trying
controversy for the Presidency between
Mr. Jefferson and Mr. Burr, III the
House Of Representatives, 10 1901. The
intention Of the people, as expressed by
the popular vote, was not matter OF
doubt or questions; but when it was
found that power was deareg than pnn-
ciple TO one the candidates upon the
Democratic ticket, the rule, "divide and
conquer" became that for the action of
the Federal party, in their effort to over
throw the election, and make that man
President Of the Republic, whom, from
mistaken confidence, the people had
s. intended 10 make esVlce President.
C0Rclude9 nert veek.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-06-12
A DEMOCRAT.
PENNSYLVANIA AND HER
BANKS.

In The House of Representatives on
Friday, the bank.bill, known by the
name ofMr. Snowden's bill, was broUgh
up for a third reading. After UNDER
goin. scverol alterations and long de-
bate, it was finally passed by vote Of
sixty. three 10 twenty four The bill is
divided into nine sections, which sew
orally provide, that the directors Of
banks shall in no instance be voted for
by proxy, that no bank shall hold any
sucks except those Pennsylvania end OF
the United States, that banks shall at
no time be authorised to issue post notes
that after the first of October next, all
banks are 10 receive the notes Of specie
paying banks, in payment Of debts al
par, that stockholders shall be held in
diviadu lly liable In proportion to their
respective amounts Of stock in which
cases the courts are authorized TO ex.
ercise equity powers, that false sweoy-
ing by any officer in the statement ol
bank affairs shall be punished with fine
and imprisonment, that If any banking
institution shall, ener the fifteenth day
of January. next, refuse to redeem any
orits obligations in gold or silver, lts
charter shall be forfeited; proof of the
refusal so 10 do, to be made in the mode
prescribed by existing laws. The rest
Of the bill reserves to tho legislature the
power Of repeating at any future time,
any provision 10 the law regulating III
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-06-12
For VICE Pr EsDENT,
RICHARD JOHNSON.
For GOVERNOR,
WILSON SHANNON.
COUNTY COuRT.

The Court Of Common Pleas will commence
its session in New Philadelphia, on Monday next
We would like TO coax our friends, if we knew
how, not to forget us on that occasion. One of
the Editors will be in attendance.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-06-12
From the Statesman.
1.-THE FORGED CIRCULAR"


The following was hrndeG us by ore
Of the StrR gh.-Ou' printers, on Tues>
day last, in the e! ernoon, after our pa.
per was made up. II is IiuIe rem4r-
kab|y that we could not have been ape
prizeL that such publication was to be
made. WsS THE a plot among other
plots 10 prevent us publishing it on That
dsv, srd u.eu. as has baen the case, re-
rort about town that We refused to dc
~ II is the very thing we wanted, and
what we called fer, as far as il goes,
hut the miserable tricks Iesoned TO Of
ly throw mystery around the matter,
When we heard the story related, we
desired 10 believe it, as we fell anxioue
OILY IN finding ou, the real author, but
the Systematic attempt 10 treat US unfair
ly, is leading numbers 10 suspect that all
is no. as it should be yet. Why does
Mr.. Bfayman not make his own state
menl If he is the adlhor. and not the
instrument Of Kelley snd his Srmght-
out friends, why not get statement from
himl Let Mr.. Kelley 20 to the repn-
ted author, VINO to US is an entire stran-
ger, and get his statement in full. KeI.
Iey's friends seem 10 act with too much
| assumed system oU this subject. II
they are honest and innocent, let them
abow i, in their conduct. Let Mr.. Kel-
ley explain also his March circular
The public is waiting for something or
Ihs, head:
Columbus June !, 1910.
st the rsqueet ofsOveral gentlemen
The Undersigned this day attended at the
Office of Wary Thomas, Esq, for ths
purpose of investigating the authorship
| Of the Circular purPor,Ing 70 be issue,
BY order of the "Whig State Cenlra
Committee" dated May 10, 1910, sign.
ed "Alfred Kelley, Chairman" auc
which is alleged 10 be a forgery.
Mr.. Rufus q. Sage appeared befor,
US, end made the following statement:
Having seen The direction upon one
ofthe Circulars, his knowledge of tn,
handwriting enabled him 10 identify lh'
writer The person referred to was tn,
Reporter of the proceedings of the Son
! ate last winter, for tho Bulletin, and al
occasionally contributer of editorial ar
tcIeS for tia. paper during that period
He was, and is, a decided friend of III
administration. Mr.. Sage was for som
time journyman printer in the Office O
the Bulletin, and has frequently set fror
articles in his handwriting The coin
cidence Of the contents Of a mass Q
type, found togelhor in the Bulletin Of
flee, with those which had been us
ed in printing the Circular, especially
as regards The figures and capital letter
in the ClrcnIar, with other circumstance
not necessary to be detailed here, he
satisfied him that the Circular had bee
printed at the Bulletin Office. He cal.
led on the person referred to, and char
ged him with ito authorship. He deni
ed it-5ut some days afterwards whe
the excitement in Columbus in relation
TO the subject had become considerable
--confidenlially acknowledged to MI
Sage that he was the author, and re
quoSted his friendly aid, in averting an
unpleasant consequences that might i'm
pend. He stated TO Mr.. Sage hat b.
had printed,h himself, and put the fol
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-06-12
FOURTH OF JULY CELEBRATION.

The citizens of Dover are requested to meet
at the school house in Dover, at 6 o'clock on
Monday evening June 18th, to make suitable ar.
rangements for a Union Celebration in this
place. MANY CITIZENS.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-06-12

affairs of tho bank. A clause repeating
lhe resumption bill Of last session was
struck out, when the act, as amended
was sent to the Senate for concurrence,
-Evening Post.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-06-12
THE DEMOCRAT
CANAL DOVER, OHIO.
FRIDAY. JUNE 10, 1910.

THE VOICE OF THE COUNTRY.
FoR PRESIDENT OF THE U. STATES,
M aNTKN UaN 8UN7sN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-12

NREAF BARGAINS N LNND-150O acres
~ "i lnnd N MARSHALL COUNTY. Na:3 500 acr,s IN
Tyler county $1,000 acres in Wood c,u,,y: 100 ooO
.a''esm Nyihe ouuHiy $4,000 acres in Cabei co.n.y.
"a. S''ne OF The above lands are Of an c1cellcntCual-
n.y. md iolcrably well impsoyci-wiH be sold in
Quantities 60 snit purchasers AZ n very low price on
l'h'' bearing interest. md perfect tales given. 1000
acres OF hrsi rate Land in Lewis county. Missouri nrd
several tracts IN Indiana ca same terms. Alo og0
tots IA the city Of Lnyanspori. Indinua. LIT NJ. 1871
IN East Wheoling-a.so. 300 shsrss Of Insurance. srock
ia the Wheeling Fire n Marino Insurance compan.
!or sale by VIM. p.
Land Agent. Wheeling. Va.
80 Lots IN Sharp's Garlen 81 lease fnr q term Of &
wears nom lsi !any. 1910. Cd -. ISIO-ly
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-12
NEW ARRANGEMENT.

NPs-N NEW ARRANGEMENT.
NI THREE DATLY LIVES Ft,B
- LIIHOEE WASHfNGTOv cry PIMA
DitLPIIt and NEW iORK. Ey,ro,-g,a-.
'Ieoi' g. = A1FL CHARIOT LIyI-urrs
p,ssEVGyns ONLY.
Runs thrOugh 'o ralImoreby contraction "A b.p,s
ihf only Toe ~ that fpsrd
lrHVra Nht.Iug rvsTg morning ~ 10 Ecf.-t
lahf-'hc mali t0II ruad care n Frrirrrf. arrittei,
baltimore second mon. ug ttum Nbfrlrrg 49,.
n1l rafa 1rd rgaruce philadelphia. N,sbf4rt,,
.fr, Gro Nnw fr-E coma. day.
WV EXPEDITION mr.. Lsrs, ul.,,-,
every .veuIlg, frat. .- Frederick ..r.rl .,.,,.r
i1st5 'h. s1wr u1i c1rs % baltimore. IA a,lirs,.
t'I. IL.nafl rfa of New York.
RELflNCF ETNE, haucs Wlr1iao s,~-s
ri~g. teaches lret.rics second mo .lIr. ADD 49,.
ih' fr'.HIua Inc r-lI rn1I rHrH reaches p-f.,r..
sw. .yc.s.g, as proceeds to PIuIadeL.Lro ~
OK nest WHTutre, ot. NJ tle option III p-ssep.
lf..s7 INC cVtn.Hg IraH care az Tr1er,sl
TIE Hnhst ircIs Pave q ~cCntr1r' vuF tLa rail
.saa r'iHE1uy ~ rarry ihciI HI1i4 rrI nr-g,,rSy
from FTtTrtcR arI rtrff urrancsr.,.t
waaa to alsHrr comfort a1d rr-gIa..f. H.
% toys of tas shove lines rrarF. no.,
her PERSONAL attention, 0rt.tsd fs th,
nl one ,1ani Iur r. ..a'+1npd agtHu g.tl sf,ays
'F found NJ fNh'ei..s, Warhi1P.ra' Pa trr;oy'
own nm. 70 a dnEcrEf1y o.. ard FrrSr-ieL u
~ aodluon tf wsfrh travelling ref4ts nj, rr,,L.y
"' ".'sf ~ els % r5sa along thr ro,tc 80
aiF ~ .r-.fnf~rd theines.
Pm srFu' nud rr9rIrftona for nc t,r.f...
Ff- sr1gtre r|lI Co iurn.shed en- HpDIret,,r - ~
hl.rfcr On street, oeiow u. Hotel st sft 4.
u N.rslriq Noel Whtelng.
Na,ss sTOCEICN MOORE FALLS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-12

q p. GOF \ co LOTTERY AND Ey.
"a. CHANGE BFORERS-HEAL ESTATE 4
Dr'NEY AGENTS, AND GENERAL INTELLI
GENCE OFFiCE-OGos lS2 NliH street, Winding
Ta-Alkirls Of Southern and Western certificates ~
depOsite, and bank notes purchased At The very highest
market rates.
The highest Price paid fpr drafts nj sight on BALI.
more. Philadelphia and New York, and constantly for
sale nj the lowest premium.
Buy and sell all kinds Of Foreign and Amcscan
gold.
They also attend 10 the collection Of no:sS. drans
bills of exchange, Sc. mav IS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-12
MANSION HOUSE

TANHE undersigned have fitted up, in a very neat
n VfmiOusblc style, the long established Ito
tel. on Main ST. near the canal. k=oWn n the Mansion
House. They have, at considerable expense. placed
in It entirely new Furniture. and otherwise furnished
and ro6ued The establishment, rs TO render il n pleas
ant and convenient resort for travellers and business
men. from n distance visiting tho city. Having Mt
tcntive servants. and a choice selection o~fliquors CT
their customers. they confidently anticipate, by promp'
attention TO their business, % secure a share Of pubic
patronage. CARMICHAEL a. SARNCROSS.
inrs 3O-C lon 3
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-12
DYSPEPSIA DTSpFpsyA,

''.re 1TogS q Me iEoacy qD1-t% sense OF deten-
~ SNhEs hAE1Ht eating. distressing pain IN The
"'u8t Si0Inach, nausea, loss ofaPpeti,e. ciddiness
anu "ImHoss oisisht. extreme debility, iatulency. acrid
quotations, Sometimes vomiting, and puin in the right
side, depression OF spirits. disturbed rest. fain,ncss, and
not able 30 pursue his business without causing lmme-
dare exhaustion and WEAKNESS. Mr.. Hartman is han
py 10 state 10 :he puhl.c, AID Is wiling to give any in
formation 10 :le afflicted. respecting tic wonderful
benefit he received from the use of DIR. HARTICHS
Compound S.ScHgAeHUF and Gern0a Apaical PiHs.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-12
y7T w. y 5. II. UMESON.-wholc.

w W. W, ~, y i s; y; s nME 3 ~. y hole
West I'D Mir street near BIrhct iVcv, ma
ing, Yirgiuia.-Hsvcun hand end are constantly
matt fGCturIng n general assortment Of Ncl superior
FUR and SILK HATS. Black md Drab. Pc,yer
and Castor. pain White Rus-Pilin and Napt Hats
" every size and quality. They likewise k.cp com.
s'sttiy on hand IN assortment Of men and bows Fur
aud Cloth cans, al OF wh'cl they offer 90 thor Gus
toners and t]1rDuhNc on the most accommodating
terms. Country Merchants and dealers gcrrr,Uv
are respectfully requested 90 gvo them a call and
examine their stock, as thcr are determined "a scI
CHlnn for cash nr hrnrOved crcaIt. An. A-I.aa
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-12

tAPS CAPS-Just received from New York. 2
- well selected assortment Of Fur e C!o,h Caps o
CNG'y 'iso and description. which will be sold low
" ". q S. H. GNIEsoN. 100 Nam 81.
sept lit
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-12

ACUTE BRONCHITIS rcrrpr,~
'ONSJAiiT!ON-This ds,aa, !, go, r.nch -, VI
,o"lao" Gniarrh. IL generally commences uke - ~,
o - .o'd' WIN ia>s.iute. ohilliness. slight cough. and
.plI,s'i"n md ughiDoss uhou; tho breast IN man.
rb,-oo,a "c disease seems at frr Of M very serious
49, -" As ue discase continues the oppression ia
'' breast increases. The coun:enance LccITo. "a
: . hh'ieiy' ihe respiration becomes moro and nor,
.i"''"H~' sometimes wheez.ng or rauliDr sopud . -
y. - was forced through q narrow aperture cIocc,a
= Huid' To ncgioctthis disasc it may DO
y H"aShes Compound Syrup Of Wild Ch,rry. win
TIet attention TO the directions. all ih-so nnnLens.n.
fleets Will be removed F~"'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-12

RHEUMATISM. entirely cured by The u.c Of Or
o. Z. HNRIICH'S COMPOUND STRENGTHEN
iNG y GERMAN APERENT Pills.
Mr.. SOLOMON WIlSON a Chcs'cr CO. Ycnnsyl-
yauIs, afflicted for Two years with the above distressing
'iscose, % whIci, Ire had 20 use his cruiohcs for eighteen
lonihs, his symptoms wCrc cEcrutiat:ug pain in all
rs JOINTS, especially IN his iIip, Shoulder and Ankles
-Tu.g increasing always towards evening. attended
'Ih EeaL. Mr. WILSON was NJ one time no; alb.
om0yc his hmbs on account Of Inc pain being so great.
Ic b ing advised by a friend of his TO procure TT-
PILLS, on winch he sent To- the agent m
) 5iAcRffAYSGF and procured some; on using tho medi-
decreasing fast, and in three wtNSeaed' ana ms s'rcng a
10 has business, which he had mt done for Is /, 5i,rS a
t0r the benefit Of others afflicted, he wishes these To-.
published. that they may bc relieved, and again euioy
he pleasures OF healthy life.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-12
, Dc REAsoNs MN nH

= - m
m hHAsONS n DIR. HARIJCD,S pm y,
@s use ahy all Glasses Of people in pref,r,nc.
BECAUSE they are prepared from,
q very wholesome medicine. mild m ~ 49,.
"]Iou' ana pleasant IN its effects. tho mcst cs,,", p
- vrrer OF health. and n saieaDd eff ctuol ,pre
rLaSiA or INDIGESTION. and ali STCND1H
49, AIMS rreserverand purifier OF the Mole
nE,AISE they soothe the nerves of scps;h;,;,, 49,,
,oIliy The nerves of motion. iInpartinp 20 ,be;, ~ =.
,Icarno- Do4a: Is priIino tone. ard gives strength and
ach ana p 80 Mseer de@Toy de coats u ne Stous
DC DoTeIs asaA s,rcnc yurgafires 40.
1h'oE science and experience tonob Tim, -,
me- polsaHNe alone, viii cure the diseases of the s,,.
b., u nerves Weakness is the prime cnusc az,
a"s . diseases and by continually resortinr 10 nu1sa'
prCs a me matter worse irsioaG OF better.
=. oo.n Dt. harleL's medicine is put up upo,
!" 'ohofoh sense principle. " TO oLsaasr ami ,,,,,aJ
pF%s % ne only way to effect n cure ln,tly.
''Sh they really 90 cure the J,s,,scs Co.
'lls. asa Tor Dr haTiieks
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-12
WHEELING.
FATENT COKN PLNN M

IN I'M OOnN I'd M EN.
VINO THE FARNERs OF ONO. BROOKE.
q MARSHALL. BELAtcNT aud JEFFERSON
Counnes.-We again desire to invite your particular
attention "a tas Invaluable Improvement. aHd ieS-
~-stuiiy request YOU To call. the fsst the YOU eomt
- " ~"eing, al our CooktSo row, I.lS,E fVh
xtzu,~o -" ftzSfNo UTExsiL Establisi. 'nent
Min aud Union ~ssfsetsl ana purchase one Oh tnsJ
as r,uch work a. three - tour me1 without before
rou commence planning you cru IN ,ne o, sSn
toned labDrioas manner. Aad fyon are h2tsa's-
Gcd with is rcrlnrmancc aud convinced OF is
great utility after Planting all your cor win u. We
Viii take Il back, charge nsthiag for the Use Vi ~
and return the money "a ivauceG.
Price Of the Machias SO. Terms, one hall SaAn'
IL j balance payable after corn planting.
mar % CTt.NFfGfSON "
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-09-12

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