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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-28

HAVE YOU COUGH Do not neglect il p
Thousands have met premature death ios the wan
n LITTLE attention 10 a common cold.
Have you q cough or e cold DIR. Swaync's Com
pound Syrup of Psinus Vuginiana. or Wild CHERRY.
siie medical prescription. and used in extensive
cciiec. iru most positively afford reicf. and YOU
N'm thai awful disease. consumption, which usually
N-cs into the grave the young the old the fair th-
oVely ani The gay.
!. Have yoi a caught Swaync's Prunus virginiana.
Wild Chcrry Syrup. is the only remedy YOU should
take In cure you. For this plain That in mo
on. of the thousands Of cases where has been used
has Il fdiied 10 reiiere.
\ ACErE BRONCHITIS. A FORERCNNER OF
t,ONSCMPrlON.-Th. disease is very much like
common caiarrh. II generally commences like an OF.
binary cold with lasstudc. chillinsss slight coughs and
lcp scssion and tightncss slou the breast In many
bnszaces the disease at first Of very serious
character As the disease continue. the oppression in
Tho breast ncreascs the couu:enance becomes cxp.cs
ye of anxiety. the respiration becomes and more
abJrous. sometimes wheeling rattling sound m il
he air freed through narrow aperture clogged
With Wis, i'll Guid. To neglect this disasc it may be
SiEsrioGs consequence. but b. timely application of
~ swaync's Conn Dund Syrup of Wild Cherry. with
strict attention The directions. all these unpleasant
aIccis will be removed
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-28

.ieL'-Thc Depository ofthe American Bible
4 S"Siety s now oien in a rom st los. N,,in .,
'inr'nce ihrrngh the subscribers hat store
Ne'shoouring Dcposis,riex can be supplied here
Persons feeling thesclvcs not abb. To pay full price
''., oc supplied at reduced prices gra,uiiousy
. ne subscriber Will all tmcs take pleasure Ina ex
"o''ns me Babies. 5. AVERY. AgoaL
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Newark, n. ]. July 81, isss.

Dyspepsia. or Indigestion, Fffecfuairy Cred.
MIR. VIM. Tucker. faving lately been restored 20
sound state OF health, through the efficacy of DIR
Hunts Botanic Pills, thinks n snindispensabie dV "
TO state certain facts relative TO the disease under
which he had long suffered The sympt rms
were-a painful obstruction. with a constant teiec-
ton of food, hesd- ache palpita;ion Of the heart
iowncss OF spiris, troublesome dry cough, dizzi-
ing, almost constant pain IN the side, Ions and
shoulders, accompanied with much languor and
debility. There affections together with an un-
usual degree ofhaulence, brought Oh such a state
Of extreme weakness asto prevent him from at
tending his business and his health appeared lost
beyond recovery. Has friends lad relatives became
alarmed at the melancholy prospect, and strongly
recommended Hunts Botanis PIAs-they were ad
minIstered, and In few days produced astonish-
ing rehef, and finally realized perfect restoration
TO sound health Vim. TUCKER.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-28
Trxas-FIyE DOLLARS A YEAR.
an ,Hr REASONS WHY DIR mARlLcl:s Pill.

4 WE REASONS WHY DIX. HaRiiCiI'S PILLS
Il arc use dey all classes OF people in preference
10 suy olhsss;
BECAUSE they are prepared from pure erfrao, q
HERDS. vesy Wholesome medicine. mid in in ope-
rsi' und pleasant in IFS effects the certain pre-
server Of hoalth. .ad ssfssn ~ifeciua of DNS
PERSIA or INDIGESTION. snd all STOMACH
COMPLAINTS. preeerscrand purifier VI the who,e
systc..
BECAUSE they .ooths the nerves Of sensibiliiy and
foriify the of motion. impartng to their most
sustiie fluid. its pristine tone. md gives strength and
alearncss of IaiEd. =
BECAUSE they nerer destroy ne cents Of ~ .S,onl
acA and Bo,e-is as all strcng Purgafircs do.
BECAUSE science and experience teach tha, no
puratiye alone. will the diseases of tho Sc.
mach md nerves. Weakness is the prime cause OF
OF diseases. and by continually rsoriing To pnrga.
h,ns. YOU make the matter wone instead of better
BECAUSE Dr. liarlich's medicine 10 PUT up upon
tie anon sense principle TO cleanse asi strength.
a." which as the only way to effect cure lastly
BECAUSE they really co cure the Diseases for
Which they a'e recommended. Asa FOR DR. Harlick's
Pills.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-28

of my family had ben t4YIied v8 o. co1simpion-
Being recommended by friend Of mine, Mr.. Weaver.
TO make trial OF Your incsiimable syrup, did So
which terminated in performing a perfect cure I
have much TO say 10 you when ] you, which will
ee this falls you may make Of these lines if you
hink proper that those afflicted may fad relief from
The same source. Yours truly.
JAMES PARRY.
Principal Office, 10 North Eighth street. PhilaScI
phia; Pittsburgh Office, No 81 ST. Clair street next
doof to the Allegheny bridge, where this invaluable
medicine may always be found Also Tor sale at tho
Book store Of John Fisher. Wheeling. Va
nov Sly
FSNO HATTERS.--S Avery & Co have on hand
n SlTony ard Native Wool HAT BODIES. shich
'hey sill sell on Accommodating terms. oct3
an boEss RAIsINs,
oV TALES son She,lcd Almonds,
70 bOres ossoriad Candies.
! case Liqrsrice. iast received and Gor sale By
sanS PAXToNs s. T1NGLE.
AVBNLESADE AND RETAIL CONNECTION
" Ahf SfORE--The sshscribcr has tut e
rred aspicndid assortment Of Wrench confectionery
'5'h as Sugar Figures Of varous kinds French Kisses
On sniirely new pattern. Jelly Cokss Cum Drops.
,HysiahEcd Csndies. JBIabo Pasie. Sugar AniIasis.
fehes, Dogs. Gate. S1nsrels. Doyes. g. &c
Green and Dried Fruits az foiLoyys. Lemoas Dates
G1sPes. COcoanuts Softshol Almonls Pruncs in Jars
ln1 Doves, Zanie CuTrsBss. faia Nuts, Ground Nuts
&c Be
Together with = supply Of confectionery II his own
manufacture which he Ofors ~ wholesale ~ retail, on
ieeomm0daiing terms Having had thc management
o. the manufacturing department ~ the principle a.
hblsbmeni in Baltimore snd Richmond a. well az IN.
VET sasVn gnd splendid establishment Of If Moulds
lauesvilie OHIO, he Hauers himself ihat should IN,
citizens q Wheeling link hin sorihy of their pat
fonagehe shall he able 70 plcaso.
dec i2--tf Nt-NSrN
- MI IA Cr~
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~ SiEfifHSSoN. ATTORNEY AT LAW. No. aOl.
II. Main street. Wheeling. vs., ,,.,, A., 49,
- $3.50 -.o'' C."ec. jim 22
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whEELlNG sAVINGS INSIITU
II IA rIIlN --l,La

WHEELING SAVINGS lNSIITU-
w TION.--The Office Of the Wheeling Sa.
Wings insiitution has been removed to the En-
.ecoad door below IN. Mereh.1ts Mem Mscb strse
Bank
The following are the terms ppen which Depcs.
Iter are received ia teis Institution.
Banks.
o. special deposites. or sums subject =
drawal ~ days' notice, interest will be at
the rate Of per cent per nnngm.
AGA days notice, AT i-2P ercent,
AIS msaths'" {"
The same proportioaste in,c-es; wTil be allowed
on deposites made for specifics periods Of time as
on subject 10 the above periods of notice
TIE business hours Of the Institution from 9
the accommoda axiom of TIA silent depos,ors cbeck,
will be cashed and deposies will be received at any
time before and after these hours the option Of
Ri En- GREER Treasurer.
JUST received. splendid lot of onamelleJ and Nv.
- orysurfaoed Cards suitable for business and Wis
its Printers and ohers he supplied reasonably
terms. STEPHENSON & GARwooD.
mar IL C corner Of Main g. Union st.
Il NwELvE PER CENT IER ANNUM--Inter.
j est at the rate OF twelve per cent per annum
VIII he psrd by The sutscribes for all dcposes made
ut their Office for sixty days and upwards which can
be Withdrawn without previous notice. and f desired
Will lie secured by mortgage unineumbered ren e.
tate IN this city feb II A. p. GoFF e. co
RFA FOR RENT.--A convenient Brick Dwell.
E:::I ing. on 18th street, occupied BY David
Isifs8S< McCslloch.
ks1e4 Also. a Brick Dwelling on 5th stree, now
occupied by Capt Beech.
Also Brick Dwelling Hsnpden street. lately
occupied by Josiah Cha pinc. Esq
Possession given on the LIST April. For terms apply
to Mark Douglass. or to
feb 10 FORSYTH, MOORE & CLARKE.
A NOR RENT.-The bSick dwelling and store roop
IL corner Of Main and jefferson ss Possession
| given LIST April apply to SOLOMON KING,
NO. IS. watcrsL
sovEREIGNs--The highest price paid for sover
- eigns also, for the notes par Drinks in New
YORK nov % a. T. GoFF & co.
DRINCIPEE sEGARS--Tent thousand in boxes
u just received for sale by SOLOMON KING.
mar IA 46 Water street
ID OSIN SoAP.--lOO boxes Rosin Soap. a good ar
u y ncle. Also. SO boxes mould Candles Just recc.
we'd and for sale by w ID TYSON.
| mar IL
A~A FOR RENT ono of tho best bushes.
s..st2 stores in Wheeling. opposite the Virgins
s,isI5 Hotel Possession given Immediately, en-
ks<s8 quirs Of S. MCLALLAN
feb Is. 1910.
i Nh GLASSES & SUGAR-iI7 hide n. OfIean,
| WI Sugar; 95 bbls do. hiOlssses--all Of GOO
quality and in prime order and or sale unusually low
by FORSYTH, MOORE & CLARKE
mar II
HUNPOwDER a. y. H. TEAS
" 10 half chests GunPowde, rea.
80 30 s eTse, y DO DO
sale low BY SOLOMON KING,
dec 81 No. IS Water 81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-28
CERTIFICATES.
FEVER AND AGUE CURED.

TIC Or. Hunt;
Dear SIr-Believi1g il duty owe you a. a sue
cessiul PRACTITIONER, rs well as those who NAV be
similarly afflicted, take pleasure IN acknowiedg
yuluable Medicine, -
HUNTS BOTANIC PILLS.
. Alter much sufierngfrom Fever and Aguc dur
ing the spring and fall for the last four wears. and
the pecunIary injuries attendant on the indsposi-
ton OF one on whose exer:ions large family was
dependant for support, and having without success
tested the skill Of many medical advisers, at an
expense could not well afford. In the fall of is ls
me prcmonitoTy symptoms of the dlseas,
approaching. Was indu,cd by friend who hnd
iIied your medicine, to purchase package of your
Botanic Pits, and now have the happiness 20 in
FORM y"u-and through you, thofe who may b,
similarly afSiicted-tsat they oeunteract the dis
ease, nor have been troubled with it since. and
my coincidence continues to uphold Inc in the be.
let that your Botanic Pills are the most safe the
cheapest, most eHcacious aad radical cure fol
,,hnt undressing disease the Fever and Ague AL
can Tor the present offer yOu for the blessing yo,
nave bceh instrumental in conierrins on me is mn
assurance OF unccasing gratitude and esteem.
ID 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-28

NOR RENT.--The brick dwelling and store room,
II corner Of Main and jefferson Sis Possession
given LIST April apply to SOLOMON KING,
NO. IS. watcrsL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-28

ID OSIN SOAP--l00 boxes Resin Soap. a good ar
II ncle Also. SO boxes mould Candles. ,usi recei.
we'd and for sale BY w ID TYSON
mar IL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-28

bRINClPEE SEGARS--Ten thousand in boxes
~ just received for sale by SOLOMON KING.
mar IA 46 Water street
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-28

FSNO HATrERS--S. Avery & Co. have on hand
n SaHony ar.d Native Wool HAT BODIES. xhich
shey whl sell on accommodating terms. oct3
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-28

SHrvirng partners Of 1e Srrs 81 TanIcsr, Hets Co
mar IQ--tloct
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-28

SoVEREIGNS--The highest price paid for Sever
- eigHs; also, for the notes on par brnks in New
York. nov % A. +. GOFF e. co
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BUNKER hlli. CONVENTION,
~ sAg nAiss n Aex EeflasSS

The Cs4araistec III Arrangements iVS h,ss,,,n
aal CAagscssown. heFehy give notice ~ 'hcl,
Max NsVshrvN throughout New England. tina,
sAx sasnvas II Boston and vicinity ap making
arrangements ioE tho accommodation ~ all the
iuends II Liberty and sound republican pt,ncl
plcs, from all parts u the Union. who may a..
tend the Convention 20 be holden on Bunker
Hill IN the 10Th dayot September next.
A Committee Of Reception will be in session
IN Fanueil Hall. on TUESDAY, the slh OF
September. from TO 10 o'clock, p Nj, on
"Wednesday, the 9th, from o'clock, "A. NJ, I'M
Ill 10 O'Clock, p. NJ and on Thursday, the 10Th,
from 10 10 o'clock, A. NJ, and from 10 o.
clock. p NJ, where they will be happy TO receive
Committees from the Delegations of the several
cities and towns, or individuals from any part Of
the Union who may attend the Convention,
and will make record of their names and NUM-
bers and give information where they may find
accommodations,
Town Committees or Marshals are respect
fully requested 10 give information by mail, adj
dressed to a. Vincent Browne, Boston," as
soon as practicable, what number may be ex-
pected TO attend the Convention from their re-
specuve towns, stating as near as they can the
number that will be otherwise unprovided for,
10 enable the committee TO make early arrange
ments for their accommodation.
They are requested also to furnish full lists OF
their respective delegations on or before the 10th
Sept, TO the Committee of Reception at Fa-
neuil Hall, that their names may be registered
in a book for the purpose,
All individuals who may be present from any
part Of the Union, and who may not be mem
bers of any particular Delegation. are also re-
quested TO furnish their names and residences
as above.
GEORGE VIM. GORDON.
Chairman of Committee of Arrangements
for Boston and Charlestown.
J. VINCENT BROWNE, Secretary.
Boston, August 18th, 1S40
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/ And feel confident that the more you study
the life, opinions and character OF Gen HARRISON
the more cause willyou see 10 yield nm COZ
dial support.
II elected, he will administer the government
on truly republican principles, and WIN slngie
eye 10 the good Of The country, instead " oeins
under the temptation, as MIR. van pufeh - W
sacrifice the public Interests 10 secullnf n,s =
- election for General Harrison viii enter on
The Presidency under pledge 10 serve out one
form His claims 10 the confidence OF the PEG
III or he United States do not stand upon old
ra,oss ala preiudices, or old parties. He Is the
1919 candidate recommend 10 rs, not by par
xfsappsbip Is this or that party, but nv eeag ga
reer of patriotic services beth IN pcAce aad a.
All who love their country and dsslFc rs wvssssv
-ybether Federalists or Democrats u tAe ses-
mer times, or Republicans u yoaager svaets
non. 10 whom the controversies ~ tcgtN Neass Az
are 81 no concern bul a matters u Al>sSs-~AA
can alike bessow consclenglousl their saasaSvs
on him.
know thar attempts have hevn made Seelaln
for Mr.. Van Buren, the peculiar confidence II The
democracy 81 The DAYS III lefcrsoa and Madison
But these attempts, every hody knows, are moth
inc but irickep q party, which ought no. 70
deceive any thinking man for moment. II the
iriends.pf jefferson and Madison are 10 be ap-
pealed To- VIII they choose Mr., Van Buren,, rho
vii they not rather choose General Harrison,
who placed IN those DAYS al the head OF the ar
mics Of the West, b. Madison himself, was gal
lantly leading them on TO victory and triumph,
over Proctor and Tecumseh, and gaming lmpe-
rshabIe laurels FOR his country and for the adml-
nistration under which he served
Many additional topics which your communi-
cation suggests, might be fifty remarked upon by
me here but this letter has already reached a
length which admonishe. me TO close it. have
only to add, therefore, that il will give me great
pleasure 10 supply you with such documents, IL
Illustrative of the political questions of the day, as
are in my possession, and every other way in my
power 10 aid the inquiries you may desire 10
make.
And remain,
Very faithfully and respectfully yours,
c. CUSHING.
Josiah Caldwell, Esq Ipswich.
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FOR THE MADlsoNIAN.
REVIEW OF MR. BROWNSON'S DOC
TRINES. Continued.

True humility" said Mr. Burke, the basis OF
the Christian system, is the low but deep and firm
foundation of all real virtue" The expression is not
philosophically accurate, disncrcsed bcnevocnce
may be properly regarded as the basis of the Chris
tan system but Mr.. Burkes remark expressed a
great and important principle of Christianity namely
that humility is cardinal virtue. This humility is
what the philosophers of the French revolutionary
moral school never learned The new disciples of the
same school, with their system vamped to con
cea or patch up the rayagcs which time and argument
have made in IL, have little of this virtue their
predecessors. A few of them bold MIR. Lex
MINER and some othcrs) TO that il ought alto
gether to be discarded and that get rid of is one
OF the most necessary things to human progress One
would think this no difficult task to Mr. Lexminier
Messrs. Brownson 4 Co., and that entire school
They have made in this way, no small advances al
ready and the of their past excrtons affords
US strong guarantee that their future works will bear
the evidence of similar skill Giving says Mr.
Carlylc-I quote the substance without rccoectng
the precise words which he cmploys)-"a certain
number Of rogucs to make honest administration
of government, is an impossible proposition !; and
giving certain number Of the philosophers of Messrs
Brownson Co, Robert Dale Owen Fanny Wright
sc, to make modest men, chastc women and sound
ieasoners, is equally impossible proposition The
nseparabe evils arising from the mortal state in which
man exists upon earth-the inevitable results Of the
mperiection Of his faculties and in much larger OK
tent OF the force and feryor of his passions re-
garted by these men as so many proofs of tho I'M
soundness of the organic legislation Of society Tho
real evils Of the social state be found in the
want of the gcomctrica lines of Kautyr ST. Simons
or the substance of law of descent, such they
wish but in the defects of personal character which
no human legislation can cure.
Mr.. Brownson talks magnoquenty Of the clear
prophetic eye cfphilosophy Hethinks that unless tho
laws Of hereditary descent changed as to tax,
from the rich that which they have accumulated anc
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giving the Executive control members OF the TIVE
houses, and il was the worst kind Of corruption l
thought then, and from sad experience ! mink 80
form in the administration Of national Affairs, bu,
have waited IN vain. ,
The corrective Is in the hands ofihe people, and
trust the present DAY will not pass over without q
change heins made, Of those who d'sfsgAM 'ne m'e
49,, al the r,,ls Cot those who Will oervt the e,,ls
under whsch the country Is suffering
Trusting In the vt eur endoA,@s " sh's ~
lSet An With great rcsExct, gentlemen
Year friend and ot~ait ssFs y
JAMES PARKER
Ns~srs W Nelson wesa, W, L, Clara. W =.
l.hAA.QA,
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UUTsi respectfully,
II. F. RUTHERFORD, P. NJ.
p S. | have sent copy to Amos Kendall
WAsHINeroN, June 2sth. 1910.

WAsHINGToN June 2Sth, lS40.
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If in that hope shall be disappointed, solicit of
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All ofihc numbers from the beginning can still lie
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Postmaster at Rutherford, Tenn

"A MINUTE MAs"-Mr. Van Buren, has spent
than serenity dollars Of the peoples money erety
minute since he into office President
the United States. FARMERS as you look up al
your clocks remember that more than a dollar OF The
public treasure goes with erery click!
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TTNALES OF THE DRAMA-By Miss Macau
i ley, founded on the Dramas Of Massinger Rove
Goldsmith, Cowley, Cumberland, Murphy, Lo, Far
quhar Congreve and others.
One volume, embellished with l35 engravi ngs price
30 cents, published at q %, for sale by
sept r. TAYLOR
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-09-01

For Tickets and Shares or Certificates of Packages
in the above Splendid Lotteries address
ID. s. GREGORY & co Managers
Washington ID. c.
Drawings sent Immediately they over to all Who
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