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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-25
DECREASE or NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
M~ENTSIIIFIS

III 'AAli =
The Secrcttry ofihe rrcaslry l. disappointed in
Tho calculation made nj the beginning of the Session. IN
relation to the extent Of irnportaiions, and the c,p.c.
quent revenue from the customs. All the roycnuc cc
the Government for the last .ix months. aecorIiu, 4,
ms special report. Is about sir millions of doll,,, ~,
about nee ntI'oHS less than he estimated II oouII n,
ms diminished consumption is another 6rcrunucr Of
a iaIl oi prices for American products in Eyr,,c,,
markets, while, At the same Time, II * shconcni,,
commodities already on hand, which will ais, mate.
rl"'y Affect The American manufacturer. la order ty
supply the permanent deficiency which tbere n,.t
DE III the Juited Siaios Treasury, the Government
Is looking iodiroci taxation, which will be rcsoro,J
70 win The greater facility, when, by the returns oC
The census, The amount of property ia the country !.
n'seriained- The tax to support the war reminds ~,
OF Tho state Of things that Will exis, "a soon \ : IN,
plan Ut Government IL completed. We have bsG,r.
US an old receipt, which will show something oc H.
nature o!the system.
Received, this 81 ofScp;, 1915 Gon-
one dollar for duties, for the year 1915, ON bouscb,Lt
Furniture, valued al S]sJ; four dollars for two ~oLi
wachrs." Gnu
SJ'oO GEORGE ANDREWS.
Deputy Collector for tho
District NJ rpl,,l;.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-25

!st Dislrict-Jphn W, Muriaugh, ofNorio!k
81 do James w. Pcgram, Of Petersburg.
~ DO Nn. 5. Archer, olAmclp
Ih do EGchd KlIGcr Meade, of Dinwiddie.
5h do Henry r.. Watkins. of Prince Edward.
6Ih DO James G. Bruce, Of lialIily.
5h 90 Whilmell T. Tuurllll, ofPiiusylvania.
Sth do Thomas Il JOyuca. viACcomack.
TN DO Nor5omc T.. Sutton, OF Caroline.
lU:h do Willpugh5y Newton. of Wcslmlrollnd
liih DO James Is pus, of Richmond Civ.
I2h do Valentine W. S,uihnll, Of AlDcmarlc
l3Ih do John ;. PcudielJu, ut RlppIhlunUCk.
llIh do John Jiuncy, of Ipuduun.
I5uI do Andrew Hunter OF jefferson.
18th do Philip Williams, VI. OF Frederick
l7h do Wm. Seymour, of Hardy.
18Th do B-sCpc G.. Baldwin, Of Augusta.
TJii do Ballard Smith. oIGrcrubucr.
2Jtl do Edward johnson. %! BIiriuur.
2lst do John y. IIumrs, o~fNSi.hu-lun.
22i d. Gror-a ". Summers, ul kauJwh1.
2JI DO WIiTlu T. WILEY. of Mourusl'i1.
--~4--=
In order To- show what are ihc advantages au5 dis
advantages oi the present stale 81 things O., %. farmer
BE- ih- region, wc VIII quote a f.w items from our
-. F,H.rI N. H.. .Hf.raF ala. a.rt..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-25

We have not mll re:uru> f-"'n Tho Louisiana clcc.
ton, bat enough To assure us that Iiarrisou gets the
STATE by At least three thousand majority. Tia, j.
enough.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-25

II viii be seen tlIt cyCry article lle farmer ulscs
j. cut d"wa-c,cry one h" buys from lHru3d is a. high
as tyor. The farmer can Eusr ~ more wheat or an
acre. no srrr WOOL from a sheep than hc could 10
lSlG. aul ho COTS only . t.IT! as much Tor what hc
dr-s mlse. Ia 1896. a farmer brought 100 bushels rf
wheat 60 market Hr got for It SI2j cash. lie bought
100 irr. ofcofpc nj If cs 81; 10 lhe tea ri - cIs.
$50 10 yards Of clssimrro at - %, $500; 3
wards Of calico. 81 90 one birdie. 81: anil 10 Of
Clsaudrsh tobacco, 81 cts. I.ibau bad s-Jl2I a.
carry home. lie zoe, 'u market w juno. 1870. with
hs hundred bu-h"ls + wheat. sells d. and buys hpo
same articles. What docs be have uuy 90 carry
home hrIrs anil "a h0J ,,Ffs. J. not that nuucr The
ioser Of SIS. Iy the present Stale Of i.ius.' The
question j. then asked if the poo1ir Will e, Tor rhe
rulers who have, d. mIsmlulgcmcul and dishonesty,
Indicted upon them tims lus,' No.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-25

E.Nncc'ed with the above, j. one &c The most eN
r.--.yc READING ROOMS ia the United States
I~ Ia Subscribers, - n year. Strangers are free
los rlst u Er the space of one month those who con.
rnrr 70 visit 1t for u longer term. will be put down a.
H4l-csbars.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-25
4 VOICE FROM TIIE OLD DOMINION.

0I' "yH TIT. VI'T TUNTINION.
INtraci az n letter from Weston, lie NiS county. Y,
TO a member of Congress, dhtcl July IL. 1910.
Vans days are certainly nsmbcrcI. \ rrea,
change l. taking place here, .n North Western Val
'Hiiicicn', ! have no inubr, 10 insure To- Harrison rhr
vote Of the State. ] shall greatly rcjoice To see it rc
deemed, rcscucutcd and Disseminated, and no Longer
subject To the dominion Of Van Barren, Benton, Ken.
dali, n Co."
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-25

a man named Trson fireman on ihe sr-qutHlnul
uslr,sd. WIS .,f,ous,y injured h1 'aesar rum r- ~
ffr#k
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-25

THE SAcsA9E law j. getting quite p,s G,
The Council Of Cincinnati has Authorized im, 5.,.t.
ion Of Pois'aed ones about The streeis Dr m, b..og
Of tho dogs. VI" DsHo"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-25

The excluded New Jersey Representatives s,s O., b.
.o'mlIly received on their retun from Wtsl,pgt.,
The place Of reception d 10 DO the Trenton BAH.
ground
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-25
C,GIsa * Slupsrtiscr.

aLLSiiED rR-wEEkLY AND wErKIy
II 'Ht oorNEE ca rSioN AvD WATER srs.
WHEELING. VA.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-25
SEN.iTOR TAPPAN.
From me SisuJtHUiGc Hcra1l J.
TIE PROOF.

INC Globe having recently asserted, that it had az.
"ortg fer dcayiug the statement heretofore made by
VI. jones Wallace, of a conversation between him
ana Benjamin Tapran. E-q, ia which the latter express
Ell himself IN favor of II specie currency, the effect of
winch as stated o. MIR. Tappan, wonld be to reduce
.io'' 10 l-4 els. a day, and wheat O. 10 CTS. a bushcl,
&c, we have hccn furnished with tho C,n,,i,,
a'hia'Iis iroa Mr. IIWcs Wallace and Mr. James III.
le' both respectable wollen manufacturers. auG Adam
hIsc, ESI. at the time of ihe conversation a machine
maker and now a justice Of The peace, all of S.oUbrn.
L"''-"e understand. also. thst the hcl set forth in
nose drp'a'i'ns' can be sustained By other inti,it
GalS. Any further remark, on our plr. = upurr,s
sy
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-25
FOR NiCE-pNESIDENI:
j y ks - e \ l. T. e.
~ HRGlNIA

vtEGININ ELECroEAL TICEEr-The following H.
the oluciou,i ticket agreed upoa, AMI recommended 10
Iu- voters oi The Old Dominion, by tho Harrison and
Tyler Convention which met GA The 9Th Feb. at Rich
hruld
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-25

N'l'ary auu literary notices "rcnoi'ncluded
81 rse; but Nillbc cha scL 50 c~cntst0T 3:nscrtlons
cess.
Tho proceeding oC The city council. CITY ordinances
a! ortors, regularly appear in tins paper
Connected with the Office of publication of the
Hg.7'ng Tjnrs AND Advertiser. l. a JOB s. BOOK
p QUITTING OFFICE, where may be had on fvon-
ei,rn'. Blanks To order. Ctals. Hsudbilis, show
B. IT'S. sc done IN the nclicst style and on short notice.
F. sale at the Compiling Rron Of The Wheeling Times
and Advertiser
CITY S'mrn'us, County summons
Executions, " Executions,
Bonds. " Bonds.
summon, for Assault. " Rccocuizauccso Of
hail.
.1aiy SUNNI ~, fr ASSAULT. Dccis. leases. Warrants,
SER e7nts' Bonds, Declarations = forms Bills at La
eng. ped1rs Notes. Notes of A VI Bank, Notes
u' y. w. Bank, Checks ou al the banks, bound and
plata, &e. sc.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-25
DISPOSITIONS.

Personally appeared before the undersigned J,yr.
WALLACE, who dc. . = aud says. Thai a slrpu Tim,
Prc'ipEs Q" The last Osiubsr c'ccfIpn, he had 4 cmycr
salon with B'n.a nru TtypIu, E,I.. one or.h. sem.
I's "a The Congress of thc lnIOI States. frm rhe
Sale OF OHIO. during which conversation Ar. Tap.a,
remarked, You manufacturers Mr.. Wallace. stand
very much ~ your own light. that you do not % will
u'p' ne hard m'Icy system. alI you would o, viii,
Us hy"H dii not Look through other people, spscalc.. .
Ihls d"qo1oIt crrrs-cd how lAc manut,ctuTcr. v.rr
90 Dr. hrI.Iii-i d. iny adoption uf that Syslcmy Mr..
IIPiah r"pucL Hil: wages wc,c cutirIy too bisb in
'Hl' country. and that Ih"rc was no reason why labor
,''1id "i hc 20" ch"aP IA his country a. IA Europe
Il IS The banks Continued Mir Tupp1u) that keen up
'"' r1cr OF lnhDr and the price ct prpduce: Il Won can
'uI DOWN Ihc BIIks, labor will be reduced 10 eleven
pence q LAY. wheat To sixteen cents a busIrI. and
ever hHS els" M proportion. The Sub.TI,asuTv
WIZ produce iaIs result will pat down The btuk
ana reduce the price ul labor and the prpdgc;s of the
country. twill be the best tariff the manufacturers
can have; anI instead of being com yelled d, s.E v,rr
government for protection, II will enable tho Ar.r.
can mnnuIaciur'T To compete with the English mann.
i1ctHtcr even Iu hs own market"
JAMES WALLACE
STATE ~ Chic, JeFcrsoH County. IS,
Personally appeared before the Undersigned n N,,
ay Pubic, wiihin aud Tor the county OF JetI.r.,n
James Wallace. WHO. bsing duly swJrn. drp,... AMI
says iI'i the iurcrpIng statement, by him subscribed
- 'rIc 10 s]u',tIucc suiiu fact Vines IN, L,,I
AM official seal, ut StuuBcnylile. his 2J,h day 0lJply
4. -. 1910. ''
IL InT 4 rfsE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-25

.h" TTPPECANOE FLAG H. issued from this office
90 iho 1t and 18th of every month. Price 80 cts.
irIn his time until the Presidential election.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-25

Advertisement hmlcd IN with specific order
VII be published Till forbid and charged 81 Tor three
-sU1as and - cont, for every subsequent insertion
$50 also with all ADVERTISEMENTS ordered ull forbid.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-25

Among The balls which have EilcL hy not bcia- q
nllly acted upon at The late Session ofCunrrcss. is the
'"Iior further securing t.c COLLECTION orthc duties on
imports lNr An,Ns's hill) This bill, after 1t had
passed the House. underwent a long debate IN the Sen
ate and also passed that body. with amendments.
which amendments brought the bill back to,hc House.
Those amendments were never acted upon, and 80
the bill was lost. II Is sand that its passage would
have added more than a million of dollars q wear to
the revenue.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-25

'Ii"''i>A>p h,>s,cIr -rrs-B,,j4aiH U1rrisoq
and Jha H~.,aL-Nlr Speaker Wsnhmp. rca,rJ
the i".inw'ng interesting incident. al the late anu.y.r
STy celebration, a,BrdsctoNu. Mas:
No Massachusetts man, hc sand. could Gail Il, C.rI q,
peculiar PRIDE, as bee cast bis eye over the r-,,f De-.
ri'uH'n whlr', had made this day immortal. nj f,L
nag a the head Of lhc roll. and written IN rInt prlT.
hand which, seemed Ohrvc been destined rr !b,r nr..
cISc distinction, tho name Of John UInc,rk-,,. ,f
those p~roscubrd Massachusetts Fsirin,s. wn,., Tho
British General expressly excepted from his ur,,l,a,,.
ION OF pardon n ~. Now, IL was owing 4, the act
"i benjamin Harrison. of Virginia. the father or ,rr
William Henry, That Massachusetts, cuipycJ Tins pr,,J
prominence on the rpll Of Independence. II wa, r.,
lated that when the Continental Congress u,r, ab,,,
- choose President, Benjamin Harrison RESIGNED ms
own preicns'ons, and hook John Iancork hy Inc l,,l
ana placed INN io the chajr-cNclamins We Will
snow Mother britain how much we care for her H.,
taking TOR our President q Massachusetts man. c.l,r.
She has 50 uujusrlg prosrribcd.'
mcui. ~
The Wings # Uo-SqoEuscVs They Wild, i,,y,,ls
william Henry Harrison, orGAio. what his f,fl,r An
h"'rl' ihciT own John Hancock. and a.L,,y IA.
a"H's now muoh we care for them by t,ku, as our
'fos''cni ihc mln whom they have 81 uniusllv ,r,.
-cubcd.'' |
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-25

~ Dom 1r'Iur editor, t'rpleh7u, nr T. St,
would dr we'll fp r--pu5IIsh The a,Yyc. ms G,r5e, y.
i.ucg OF lhc low aud miserable condition \, vL..E
.''' i'ro SENATORS would reduce our farmers and In.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-25

MI Fr"idi OF Indiana passed through tIs.city on
HiS way homo on Thursday last. lie did not stop but
q ie" hours; bat promised lac would be here again on
the 81 Of September. Like every enc else, lac is san.
gujne Of the election of Harrison.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-25
JAMES WALLACE
J COLLIER.
Notary Public, JtM Co. Ohio

a. ihs 'mc time aud place canes JANIS LIrrLr
"np being dIy sworn, sIys. That sometma prcv,,ps 4.
i1o last Election. Tie dpppncut LaI q co..er,,fr,, /, al,
"'"l'm"" I"Ppan. 10. ~ which Mr. Tayan obscr.
'''' '"'' u was iHc bin'' tiIt kcpl up tlc price Of
H,1'r aud tie price Ui produce. AMI # We ,,,iI 80
down the Btnks and huug every thing 10 the s,s.i,
Standard. instead OF foreign goods being bmnrhr T., h.
county. "c could uhc oar goods { oEurops and un.
dsr,oll tbcIn.
JAMES LITTLE
sworn a"i subscribed before me this 2yib july.
'n'V J. COLLIER
Notary pubIIp
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-25

W. learn from the Charlottesville Advocate rha, Mr.
S'uihaIl Is recovering very East from the accdcn, that
hcil him on his return from Clarksburs. We hope ne
Will rcco'cr enough to De here in September.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-25

80 The same um" and place. came also Ap,y We
~T1 being dHv sworn. says. tbrr ,Ym. fY. ~. n.
hul a co'crsIu"n with Benjamin Iaprin. ~, =,
winch Nj I'prnn remarked. that he Biuks ,yrr, /,
great injury 20 m" mechanic. that thry. .I. ~
Kept Up he price Of produce. and ibqf over, III.
which iHc Bmks received for interest," on IoIg. -,
Iu-' 30 much taken out ofihc pocket of f, I...
nIn. NJ Tupp1H also said. that the R,,Ls 80.
De- rHt down, and thcu we should have no,,igy L,,
f'''' rIr'nry. ani ih't % would b. much brra, fy
un mechanic tt were W.. AB,,t yytgr ''
sworn aui -ubScoJcI befra M. fins Jlr, ~.
1910 CDIIrrg 's -'" 'u'y'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-25

Congress has adjourned. The farce Of legislation
has closed for tins year. Both houses have contained
somc fine. noble spirits. som men who struggled pow.
oriully, struggled To the last agains, the tide of corrup-
uun. and Of official drciatiou; but it was of no avail
\ majority Of those who had sworn to support the
Constitution, supported party only. and di,r, raricd
%cNeryihrr z except party aud the mandate of the Pes.
idcnt. From the rejection Of Ihe New jersey mem.
bers down To the day of aijournmcn, The whole action
ui thc MAJORITY Ia both houses, va. designed. not 10
benefit the people, bot to strengthen party power.
They have been regardless Of right in general lepisla.
tion, aud as n proof that they have paid no more arten.
ton To private bills, we need but mention that the
Senate rejected forty in one day, where the Justice of
the claims presented was no, doubted. The admins.
,rauon oan cNpend millions on the Presidents man.
sion and thousands ON the furniture aud luzurics of is
MINOR officers, bu, cannot ray the poor man who pre-.
cents a just claim for that which Is due Lira. We sin
cercly hope such a Congress will never again assem-
bic in this country.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-25

The follow ,n- case is stated .n fc National I.,.,.
gcnccroi yesterday. 1tsurcIy cannot be- Ihar r,pr,,.
can pass criminal law, and yet r,at rrr memh,r. m,.
violate such law with impuuiy. undo. ANY rlc. Of
privilege:
\ Nrr FOR TIVE LRwYfrs-N sp-.rs ,,.. H..
occurred within a few days past wI.ra Dan. .l,., ~,
O" much 'ussor o.. TIE city.
On The 5h Ju'y. 1888. grrs-,..r -..4
I-',''n i'' circulation ri small notes a. re- r.,r,r,. Il,
'"s y ,li'l a. Columbia. and fr other pHr.,.r -. 2 '
Under tI't act several Of our rlr5.us I,,.
indicted and "ao of ihgm bus been found u..r,.
INI i'"'1l "Hs "o.n pissed upon him r1 a.,.-,T ,.
Iho fri provides that " eng H,-.. -t-r ,.s.,
ns pr.r'091E. iha person sp uHapIry ...v d.
70 ''.'"rf ~ Pie Gr0.I J.-yulrr ,..,. .t
n iH" District whoro tIo oH.a.. .l..f H,,. ~
mlied. aud on conviction OIL. r.pr b. r,-J b..
"'ic'e eIins hhy d1ilar.. al uIc i. ut.-u .nB. c..
ior every offence. '''
On Monday. ths 9Th NJ Jary. 1910. ,.f...
'r "1''r wac ilri before a Jrsr.. uifa. p...,
li.rr AtEEtNnEH Dr>,,e. 20 .m..r.. n
rom i1n sale OF ONO. HHp uasrH. t..r ~ 3D..
Jaw. HI1. 900 ih" Friday llrs.YHs. .... .. .r.....
T" i'i<'I" NIsIrIE.1u "a note OF E.r H..r.
IH Pee 7'|9.s anil tuo uJ'e u.. .r.f.... ..r -
'f.'d O." tIn Justice. suI hH issued ttan.rr .. r.
'IH "-I7"n"' Duncan. The usr Ir.. fh, v,-..,
' nov Hr0N..Ivsj. DO. TlsH r. relf u 4. .rE,.
0'' f.l'.fi 'n rauott op Hs gr1uus flsL gs "a MON
'f '' lanErnss BE- privileged from arrest. ,vr,p, r
,'.,s ' treason. felony on1 breach ~ tA- peare
"'n,'H was no' liable Co arrest Do - unIerf7os H,si
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-25

Docs not the editor Of the Argus know ih,t Co.
johnson Is a candidate for the Vice Presidency WI,
the" dorshc keep POLK flying at his mas, head, l.
the Colonel too Democratic for the fcdcrals Of ' Virginia.
or Is he too honest for the party
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-25

w ASitNGroN, JyNE -. 2SI0.
'''S wa d'ia'n tne at nay post here ON The duy of the
,PP'P''''c tommcrnOuu"n Of The Declaration OF
american indrdcndcnce Ly my fellow citizens and
H''hu, "i Tie Wing Republican Association at Men.
wIh them IN The Festival.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-25

Sworn aul subscribed before 10
1910.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-02-03
N1AWUNE'S GRAND RESTORATIVE.- TMs

= AIURE'S GRAND Tins
' valuable vegetable Medicine st nds unrivalled
for The following Cumpl plants, Dyspepsia or In
digestion, Diseased Liver, Bilious Disorders, DroPsy
\ shma, Cosiiveress, Worms and loss Of appetite
and by cleansing he and bowels, cures pains
in the side stomach and breast, Gods and coughs OF
long standing, hoarscncss. shorness ot BREATH rcr-
complaints. cc. which are FRI quently the effect
OF disease For Fever and Ague II Is II most valna-
bic preventative as well a. sovereign remedy. Ii
virtues suipls- any hing heretofore known in reno
wing ST. Vius' Dance, Two bottles have been known
10 this affecting 1iseuse, after havins h"hed eve
~ escron for four years. Il has most powerful
iniCelcc IN removing nervous complaints. II Is
pleasant ose, md easy in IT, operation, that II
may be- administered 10 the infant with safety
The above medicine is hi. hIy recommended by the
Rev. E Scott Of Barre; l. Buck, Attorney a.
Law, North ield s. Hicks and l. BcckleS, Hard
wick Rev Cnarles n Caloon, Lyndon; Rev + Jor-
doc, Bellows Falls Doct Cyrus Bu arfeld, Brat
ebolo G. Horn, Rochester, VI. Rev Geo Storr'.
Pousmou h. n II; Harilt Raymond N and
many others who have been cured by Ibis medicine.
II may he had wholesale retail ol Britain, Barre;
C Famnm, WiIlamsrown, sole propiic' ors; E II
Prentiss, Montpelier, aud it may be had in most OF
The principle Towns in thc stale, a. d e Z Walton
& Sons At tho Mon,pelior Book store 32tf
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-02-03
LOOK AT THhS'l

HAVE you COUGH
Hn THOUSAND die of Consu ion every, wear IN
~ the Unit States, and millions suffer from trouble
coughs and colds, that can be cured BY Df. M.
iiitchcocks Vegetable Virgin. Cream Cough Dreps a
safe medca prescription, Containing poisonous rugs
and use IN an extensive Practice for years. will
disease pulmonary consumption, which usually sweeps
INTO the grave hundreds of he Young, aha old the fair tho
lovely and the gay
Have you cough? Re persuaded to PURCHASE bot.
lie of cough drops to day! Tomorrow you may be too
late.
lCJsHave you cough? saDr Hi,ehcoek's Vegetable
Virgin Cream Cough Drops 10 ne only comedy you should
take to yeu.
For this plain reason That in no one of the thousand
where 1t has been used has il failed to relieve
Price, 10 cents bottle. For sale wholesale and re.
tai by A. HITCHCOCK Co No III, tennessee ST.
Utica, N. y and by Their agents throughout the Uhacd
States and Canada.
Also Cor sale by s, BURBANK, Montpelier, @. W f..
Hwchins, Waterbury, and Ereste Hubbard Chelsea.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-02-03
THE CHASE TNFTRMARY,
For the treatment Of Hernia, or Rupture, Concord
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n ERNlA is here treated on the principles laid
IL Il down by DR.. CHASE, ol Philadelphia, in his
Treatise on the RADICAL CuRE Of the disease and os
more fully cxcmpicd and recommended in the report
the subject by the Committee of the Philadelphia
MedcaI c"cley
The pelfec, eicntiop Of the bowel is guaranteed in
oil cases OF rsdiclo. Hernia, aud radical cure may
be- expected, except in r'long standing in aged
people. No attendance OF the patIeG. -@nnlrcd anv
further than 10 afford opportunity 10 adjust the degree
oil pressure necessary to the certain retention
OF the bowel provided tho patient immediately rePorI
himself whenever rcortatancc OF the Hernia, oil TOO
much inflammation reno RS different adjustment oil
the Instrument necessary.
THO. CHADBOURNE, M. D. Concord, n, II
REFERENCES,
Amos Twiichell, NJ. d. Kecnc,
Malihias Spolding NJ. d. Amherst,
Oliver Perry, NJ. D. Exeter,
C. A. Chcevcr, Nj. D. Portsmouth.
William Burns, M D. Lilcton.
September %.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-02-03
lHoUsEKE EPING ARTICL
i-FCHEAP--AT THE CASH STORE.

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u-PCHEAP--ATT THE CASH STORE.
H. from New York & Boston, very great variety
OF useful housekeeping .4rtctes which IN addition 10
their former stock, make their assortment
tensive than any ever before afforded IN this market
nd which the offer for sale al reduced prices They
have on hand
Rich CHM {. printed Tea Sets, with plates to match
Elegant WIFI do Persian, Dining Chamber E Ware
Sup. aud common glass preserve dishes and plates
Sup. and common rain and cut glass iumbeTs
Splendid astral and com. plain and cut glass Lamps
Elegant gilt and mahogany framed Looking Gassos;
Brass japan Candleslicks, Lamps e. Snuftrs and
Trays;
Superfne and common Tea Waters;
Extra and common Kriycs and Forks, Corvers,
Bread Knives Sece, &c;
German Silver, Plated, Britannia and Iron table and
tea Spoons;
Extra and common Britannia Tea Pots;
Brass Kettles, Iron, Tn, Tea eitles, Sauce Pans
Large & small Fiat Irons &. Ruflle ! ons;
Waffle Irons, Wire Sleeves, Bed ColGs;
Fancy and common Bushes and Bellows;
Brass Fire Sets and Shovel and Tonss, sc;
Wooden Kcclcrs, Morars, Bread Trays, &c.
Floor Brushes and Brooms
Green Wndcr Blinds;
Paper Hangngs and Borders.
Lllen and Cotton Sheeting, from Al 10 ~ wide
Linen and Cotton Table Spreads Sd 6 a ia and
square;
Damask Narhinp, Toweng, Russia Diaper, Crash,
Sc;
Curtain Furniture, Furniture Chintz Dimly and
Cnrnin Muslin
Ticking ga and A wide, FEATHERS, Batting,
wicking &c &c. &c. &c;
With many oiher useful finishing articles too nnmCr-
10 specify, TO which they invite the attention, of
those who may wish to purchase aud 10 such they
would only say, their goods will he warranted and
sold chenpior prompt Poy.
Mon Oct lat