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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-02-25
Or BoARp STEAMBOAT FLoRIpA. !
81. Johns Rirer, February Z, 1910. {

Another Indian Murder IN East Florida. -
As military train consisting of IL wagons
when returning from station No. II to Carey,
Ferry. on the 5ih inst. and when within :
miles of the mile house aud 10 from the sta.
ton al Garey's ferry. one OF the principal mill
tary stations in Florida they were attacked by
a party of Indians that lay in ambush in thu
grass near the road and fired on, killing one Of
the drivers and mules.
As soon as they commenced firing they sci
up their yelling as usual, and frightened the
mules so that they became unnianapeable and
the teams scattered in all directions general.
ly, however, running but a short time before
hitting the wagons against trees.
The drivers extrcated themselves from theil
teams as well as they could, and made the
best of their way TO the 7 mile house, and the
Wagon master proceeded TO Garey's Ferry
coming up miles from the place of attack
with Maj. Bennett, who with his escort of 10
or IL mounted men, turned Immediately back
and reached the place within an hour after the
attack was made, but the Indians had plumber
ed the wagons of all articles of value to them
and made their escape
Col. Twiggs on hearing the intelligence or
dered Lieut.. Darling with a detachment OF
Dragons, who proceeded to the place of at
tack, but night coming on they returned 10
their quarters, TO spend the night, and take a
new start the next day, but with what success
was not known on Friday.
Tallahassee Feb. More Indian deprada-
tons have been committed on the Apiachico-
la. On Saturday last, wagon, loaded with
provisions for one of the posts, was attacked
near Carnochan's plantation, by a party OF
twenty or thirty Indians. The guard, con-
sisting of three men, attempted a defence, but
were driven off, and one oftheir number woun-
ded. The wagon was captured and burnt
Capt. Bullock, with his company of Dragons,
is in pursuit of the savages. A few days pre-
vious, party Of Indians, supposed to be the
same, that attacked the wagon, were fallen up
on by our troops and so closely pursued as to
abandon their packs and plumber.
On Tuesday evening party of ten or IF
teen Indians attacked the dwelling of Mr.. Har-
Ian, on the Apalachicola, six miles above lola
Mr. Harlan and two children were killed.
The Indians after the attack crossed to the
east of the river.
On the same night a party of six Indians
and three negroes attacked the family at Row
let's Mills, about 25 miles above Apalachico-
la. A negro girl was badly wounded, and a
daughter of Mr. Rowlet's carried off by the
Indians. The Franklin Guards of Apalachi-
cola went nn the Roanoak on w Wednesday
morning and are in pursuit of the savages.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-02-25

The Gathering HARRISON Convention
10 tins town on Wednesday last was a glori-
o,s gathering OF The people OF the Valley, and
will Rever be forgotten by those who were
present. We regret tina, as We go TO press
juSi as The convention Is breaking up Wednes-
day night amid the prolonged cheers and
shouts OF the assembled freemen, We are pre-
vented from ssiiciag ~ We could wish, and
intend 10 do hereafter, the animated bursts oi
patriotism wfich iel from The lips OF the elo-
/ ageui speakers on the occasion. We have
| rarely heard better speaking, and never have
4 seen more enthusiastic applause sent forth ~
Response Had We ume, We would say some
thing Of the power and eloquence Of that iav
I oTile orator Of the people, Gen Wilson. via,
| addressed The Convention ior 3 hours with ,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-02-25

Gen. Anthony Wayne, in his letter to the
Secretary of War, giving an official accoun,
of his sanguinary Indian Battle in 1892, said
"My faithful and gallant Lieutenant HAIR
RISON rendered me the most essential ser
vice, by communicating my orders in every
direction, and by his conduct and bravery, ex
citing the troops TO victory
Such were Gen. Harrisons services TO hi:
country 4S years ago land in every emergency
of his country since, he has ever been iounc
where mis- services were ueeded. A grateful
people are now about TO reward him for his
past good deeds.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-02-25

"Where Doctors Disagree" de.-The Al
bany Argus sneers at Gen Harrison for his
poverty and calls him a "beggar." The n.
ii. Patriot goes on the other tack and denoun-
ces him as an "aristocrat" living IN one Of the
"grandest houses in Cincinnati" II would be
well 10 have a Convention of the locos, and
decide whether the "Iiero Of Tippecanoe, -
shall be denounced for his wealth" or his
poverty. Just agree among yourselves on
this point, most yeracious loco foco gentlemen.
Northampton Courier
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-02-25
HARRISON MEETING

The meeting called by the Wing Conn,
Committee was satisfactory to the friend, !,
the cause. The travelling was exceod,n,,,
bad-so bad that it required some degree \
patriotism to induce freemen, in these dav, b,
venture forth from their comfortable ire.sidn
We were graiifed at the full attendance IA,
the patriotic spirit manifested by the whole A.
scmbly. 1t appeared TO lie felt by all that :,
crisis in our condition, as free people. HI,
arrived which demanded vigorous and unus
effort on the part Of every lover of his coupr
to defeat the evil designs of men in power
1t was felt that the constitution had been VI.
lated, deliberately violated, and the laws Of a,
nation trampled under foot by the prcsems.
ministration and its supple tools. We saw
the spirit prevalent OH the occasion dc,ems
alton manifested to resist, even to exrep.
ity, the encroachmcnts of the executive brand
OF the government, upon the constitution. W.
| felt our hopes revived at the right spirit e1hA.
tied in relation to the high handed outars
committed upon the constitution in the reIee.
ton of the representatives of New jersey hOu
their seats in Congress--an outrage which
trust will be visited upon this administrative,
their election from the place of power at h
voice of an indignant people. The sertmsla
advanced in relation TO the resolutions upa
which they were spoken, were highly interes
ing. And we shall not discredit the o,he
gentlemen when we say we were most highy
gratilied at the patriotism and love of counr
which were exhibited in the remarks of lloi
Erastus Higley together with the strong ap
prehension which he SO eloquently expies,e
and evidently felt at the result of the abuse
of the present administration. The whole az
dience listerel with intense interest wlis
he was speaking, with the exception OF sps
taneous burst of applause at his eloqucn, De-
cription Of the tolls which the executive is en-
deavoring to weave around the Liberties Of The
nation. To those who 'got up" the flag, en-
blemaiical of the day and the meeting, much
credit is due. Below, are the proceedings
the Convention.
RUTLAND COUNTY WING CONyEN.
TON.
The Wings Of Rutland Co. met in CONVEX
ton in the Town House in Castleton on Sat
urday the 22d inst. lin number about hvehv
dred) which, considering the state of the raA,
rendered almost impossible by the rains, Ss
unparalleled in Rutland County.
The convention was called to order by 0rs@
Clark, Esq. of Middletown, one of the count,
| A. VI
Rutland was called to the chair and Mann
ID. Strong of Pawlett was appointed secretar
On motion Of Mr.. Clark, committee OF i've
was appointed to nominate the officers OF IL
convention, consisting of the following per
sons
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-02-25
From the 5, Augustine New. Feb. 7

The blood-hounds lately received from Gu
ba, have been subjected to many experiments,
the results of which have been very satsfac,o-
~ They follow trail ~ hours old with ra-
pidity and accuracy. Some OF them are to be
employed by the troops now securing the coun-
try between the mouths of the Wacassassa,
and Shawnee rivers, Micanopy, &c.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-02-25
FLORIDA.

On Tuesday, says the ST. Augustine Her
aid of the 9th inst. we learn that mon were
fired upon and wounded 10y lbdsns, near Pa
la,ka; , ofthe men were found in the woods
tho fourth is missing.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-02-25
Secretaries
Almon Warner, of Castleton.
Martin ID. Strong, of Pawlet.
+. W. HOPKINS. OF Rutland.

The President, upon taking the char' AZ
dressed the meeting, taking general we"
the acts of the administration and OF the Pc
sent condition and wants Of the country.
On motion of Mr.. Clarke, a committee Q
five was raised to report resolutions and p'
pare business for the action Of the conyeni0-
| consisting of messrs. Zimri Howe, 0ssol
! Clarke, III. I. White, A. @. Dana, ez'A w
Il. Hodges.
The Convention then adjourned 10 the III
Church, in order to accommodate the nunkl
in attendance, and after being again cales 4
order, Mr.. Whitlock, Of Castleton, on sf
introduced several resolutions, which ve
supported 10y him, and afterwards laid us
the table, 10 receive the report Of the cons
I tee.
Mr.. Howe, from the Committee On Ieso%
tons reported the following, which wer 4
dop,ed.
/. Resoiued, That we do most cordially q
prove OF the nomination made at the Han
burgh Convention, Of WILLIAM HESRY HI'
son for President; and Of John Tyler for VI
7 President of the United States; and as We p
ue our free institutions, and our rights as "
men, we solemnly pledge ourselves TO %
all proper efforts 10 effect their election
2. Resoiued, That the eminent and "ts
proved public services Of VIM. Henry hS
son, Of Ohio, in times Of peace, withog' ],
riching himself, and his patriotic aud ha-
achievements and uniform success IN val
unequiyOcal recommendations TO the ~
confidence and supper, Of the highest OBJ
IN the peoples gift
3. Resolved, That We regard the yasl
ronage constantly accommodating ! n TIE =
OF the executive, the most alarming iea1.
our federal government, and unless fes'i..s
in the possession Of a corrupt and amual
chief magistrate, our liberties will be eoA''
ly in danger. a.
T. Resoired, That the sub-iressuF pr
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-02-25
Hon. ZIMRI HOWE,
ORSON CLARK, Esq.
BARNABAS ELLIS, Esq.
+. w. HOPKINS,
JOEL BEAMAN. Esq.

JOEL BEAMAN, Esq.
The committee, after retiring, reported III
following officers, which report was acceple
and the officers severally appointed.
President
Hon. MOSES STRONG, of Rutland
Vice Presidents.
Hon. ERASTUS HlGLEY, of Castleton.
G. T. HODGES, Esq of Rutland.
Doct. A. G.. DANA, of Pittsford.
FRANCIS SLASON, Esq. of Rutland.
VIM. l.. FARNUM, Esq of Poultney.
JOHN MEACHAM, Esq. of Castleton.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-07

FL ARRiS DN'S SP2CIFIC OINTNENrl
il = Forthe cure Of " nit. Sweillnya. Scrot,,lous |
ard either t'Bors Ulcers Scrc Loss. old and fresh
ual.as. Seals Head. women's Sore Breasts. Rhcu-
mats p1i;s, Tetters, Erruoiions, Chrslains
s,ncrsiI,. las hkew 81 srea,ls seusp,or Z, an,
me iicino herstofo discovered tor the chafied
t'eSs and htnss of hor ses-ior nag worms. chap
urs,-7rd m snort tor every exterasl bodily d
W ths,IaeY iesl % the lot of nrn or beast.
Toe proorietcr has resolved ~ loasi thousand
"specifc Ointment upwards OF hand rol Of " hcl'
wore wrttea oy rcsDcctshe tnemhrrs Of the Mtci-
S,o,v,ar ssmal-. bs rss v,xsrn,I r,o,.
brevity than their contents, rhev ailbreate tue
same pint ofeulosy AMI sa',.fae,ion 49,
Dear sir-I have 70 reqnesr OF yoa to forward
ms two hnndred boxes of ontuent, BY tse most ifn-
mediate conveyance, and WITHOUT regard 70 the eN-
psasc of CARR ge a. am quite out, aud much N
want oft NoA kGow INV estimau'n, your 10
valuable discovery, and thereforeI shall only add
that further eIporence has increased 'ny eathusi
rni, and established me m the op'nicn that y "
superior TO any. remedy eStant cor external dis
' N cMAiLES p. ENER> on, VI. n.
An AN. Jaly ., ls3'.
Ointment in nv p-acuce, and cordially conmen
it "a most efficient remedy for runors, Cle.r
Chrpped Face. Lips add Hands. ana for zen ?
OK ernsl enwptain,s ! wt,,e THIS At tte tesles,
Your agent here. who furnishes the with the artit
nnds;u pleased to have 1t in my powor to ava
'' - ~ RUFUS r. REACH, N. n.
BpooxLiS, y \. Oct ~. 1875
Dear Sir-My daus h'er, grl Of fourteen, "
sadly afflicted With n comp.ant that physica
term a scald head and feare l. IA lspeadant II
ory oiher evil. she would DC bald IN consequen,
Il the recOnm9 ndatisn, however, Of the Rev
Perrin applied your ON tment 20 the aele tet 4,
add thank God that ny child is new estirely
covered from the disease, and - .gsIIIng her /
rs fss, as can be expected. Isie cure was etiee
IA rather loss ihan ~ lfssInth-, during which a
usei q e dlllar. -Tntnrnt. had spent ~ va
OF one hundred dollars during the PreYGO0s IN
-sSSsrs, yi,hout any benefit whnteyCr.
The above invaluable ointgusntis for sale BY
JAMES BAKER,
. CRUNRACkER. and
NJ Oh APP me. Nheshsg,
And b al 'he pnnci9al Druggists IN PiiisbaT
Nov. %. 1889.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-07

BOUT BRANDREDrH'S fills

"A wv On NNl'hTsbi u - ttbbN.-
- They have cured since their introduction to
the United States, probably near $4,000 persons
Of consumption. irfiaenza. coids indigestion. dys
pcpsia h al ache auds ense Of fu Eess in the back
pa Ufthe nead usually the sym tome Of ipopexy
iau ,cce, fever and asue eii us, scarlet, tyrhuS
yellow and common f,vers OF all kinds asthma,
qopt rheu n atisrn nervous d'seaser liver con-. |
plaiRt. ieursy, inward wsa4 lie of the
.pits, ruPuIes inflammation, sore eyes, fits. pals-y,
drOpsy, small pox, measles, Group, coughs, whoop-
| ,ug cough quinsey, choiic, cholera murbus gra-
vel, worms ,lssentary, deafness ringing NOISES in
| Anthony FIRE seit rhcum, white swelnSs ulcers
some VI thirty years standing cancers, tunors
ions Il the skin particularly ring worms ighifll
deans, female complaints of fery kind, esSeeial-
" ohsjuciioas. relaxat ons, Sc.
Although u will only be five years next Nav since
the frs, office was eS;n hshed in New York vet
n that time have sold over nine mil iors of box
60 and have seventeen Offices f,r their excln.
ave sale. at least oae IA cry rnci nj city OF the
Union. at az expenSe OF near Forty Thousard DO
lars per wear ,pd wi the expenses Of advertising
and other irotd.ntals, this SUN was liule oveT
One Hundred 7 thousand Dollars 20 The year 1898
come idea mty be formed Of How the dicre l.
= appre,an It'd tom these iacis-1hey indeed ~,
Sreaie-t esslng that ever yet has been bestowed
= On man.
: supposc a hundred volumes might he e led will
~ certihyd ca es of cure sCiel, b. Htandieths Veg
81 table Tn versal Pitts. all tae above me1'iJpe,
We Appearances Of he only One Disease really pro
I'd ortdnS from Impure Stood The folio ics case
ulcer deserves attention:
Mrs. Clark, of Tlbury stree, 4roo,lyn. Tor f.ur
teen wear. rad an uletF on her right xr,st. Viii
ms O n;ms nj al SORTS and many purl yins m d
~ lne. We're made of. of avail unit
80 h Brandreih Fills were used witch m IN 'uii
-. made perfect care l. IL nos srly four YEA
art since tins effected. aud has never bee
re- advertised FIRE, although have had liberty IL
sir
ted Wv acentin Brooklyn. Mrs Booth, Of - FuiC
me Str..t knows Mrs Clark m can speak from n
ras osa knowle ge ofnary .itnil, caasx rurei sol.
rec Nv the purifying powers OF these truly celeb rat
Pills.
J. although CounterfSiting Druggists continue
ldverits1 fraud che Pulls IN their windows Y
remember thatin all -asCs you viii be certain TO
tNFo-Eb oS COUNTERPART
IF YOU PURCHASE at DRUG ISL ) sTOR
Eh' ~ Nv ovh Offices IN New No;kare
2+l Roadway, between Murray street and Pa
, place. nearly opposite the CITY Hall
Philadelphia uiiice. No G. North Sh street
Batnore Office, corner of Light and Mercer stree
Pittsburgh ofiire. No. l26 Wool street.
~, STEPHENSON * GAR WOOD (.uccessors to
~ i r. Fisher.) are the ONLY authorized AGENTS
'lne WHEELING Va oct 81 6m
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-07
9 q q 9 9 9

y After reading the above ard the 20 lowing " \.
juacts' from few at the several Ihous,nd ietier,
ltdIesset 4 Er. Row and. by responsible FOS1
US TIERS, 90 - HON any per sun con easily wit,
2 f~hQ can FOR a nome dou = the mighty powers o
'hefe>tch.ess SSpativc. and " H. n wonder Ina
P1 sn excitement amonZ Pay SICIAN -
! ID. RowlsnGc KINGSTON \. Y. Iuly 81 Is3S
an iive ere sIcat ih--'rn effects Of the Geimaf
vas ~ DEEP CUN>Opl &c One warnan thai
hcer ~ c1nfipued night SO eAION aud Who hac
."G eans!d'rs herself y ELL. ST seven month
~. AIKEN ,r" 'h eI ne r Agsrhes no he'
s.'I re could not fai hInsrlf ia MS bed bS1NGS
''''o''o 10 rHF -, HEALTH bv me Ssnsf c.
/ JUN V. ItLLBURGH p. Ne
! no,, rs ofhcS Weed'rort n. y. Jul. 4. 1873
| 'eH TN the arrival uf the Ssn,tIvc -
I W., w PniaI- 20 persons lao wrrr conSdeIsd Rt
rriT1NiSS Any ASH >TANCE FROM PUySI.
- , -. Dnc' MERCHANT si orr viil1g, who &c :,
,1 tqrting business ~ 60 sdu.ncs al he bG,
,,upprIy alter ne commenced ticking the : anst,y.
York &c, , nSCossI, and he has now to New
'hr DINER was woman who FOR eipht n1,Itbe J. =
,' ,fIi = ped IN days she ioie two mills
'''A again. and - Selaing aston shnaiV ''
A. j.. SMITH, p. NJ.
G.. Post Office. Charlotte v. G. June ~. ,sis
- hafe III ] the Sanative and ,y,nt "a,
r,,m9rkah!o cure Of PiLdATA IOH o 2''n 1r,,i
lem. ~ ne individual sa' si is the best mod
DOWN. NM I'M M 10 PUT ~
II. B. WILLIAMS. p. NJ.
G. Post Office, North Eaton q. 10. Juv, ts,s
4.
,l'', aia have hourly Gals f'r it-msnv f,.,, !, IT.,
,t ui ~ or 80 mHes-In which cases peor - a., /
I H. pointed 10 u q being ahlc ~ sbi In IL -
rt",,I seem wiling 10 give any ffce f,r n ssd I
Stol'd h9'e sold urng the asi ". tx n,ors tbso
" fad liars worth Of ~ had N hrsn on b.nJ
: - lNbLl \ GREAT MEDICIN Mace a. |
~ 'lclhIiy are fast recovering from the con mn,
On b. the use oft 'o''u hi
DC wI.NoT, PM
- uhice M31rovia. Fred 60 Id Mo, ia,
tty5e"I = have sid a bottle 81 The SAM -.
wv atnes BARLEY about month ,Ince- And 80,
w I7eIy wh-n hs ID me he y "a BEEN for s.,u,
~ in o CCNFIBNED CONSU GPTiDv ar,
w. ,'Ht fV'Iy 81 drop ne took, De f-it n I'm A. f,
~ 'has ahd thIt q made hi ID sfck r., ,.".
~ "ut Ihhnks 60 P-o.i!cEtc he ~stJ 49, |
,HI,..,. hr sHYs lHE NlTCit a. ~ -, Z
~ NA!llEIS A pitOViD MIA GiS,G
- FON IHh g. - OF THE Gf-v -
''ihl "a . OR NIsF 81 u
Ihe ab'' ore hnt r Tnall r0-ii.,I . r ,f,..r nm.
,i''l' 2, e. fhnl 40 b..au r,ra.,.d ~ ''I'u'
we 200 Wh'.f W'v tc -.cn D.. s.r.' | '"' .
'I h t"tut...l fr. uf a.. d.. ''
y. ''hf't ~ fvTr % il..o ,..' li'N. q
~. 'I lHr iy oi NH,tlrg '.'.' SOLO A
o 5T i''1 is ~ Grp HARRISON
Agent b
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-07
PATENT .HEDYCY.VES.
GtOELICkE'S MATCnLESs SANi.l

HOELlChE'S MATcHLESS SANi-
~ TIVE, o medicine gilmore value TO mao than
the vast mines vi AuStris, or even the united treas-
ures OF our Giobe--a the ilfoe, which IS obtained
equally from the vegetable annual and m nsr al
kinsdons,ord thus possesses n THREErolp power
IA mediCine, which. though dee igu,d as a remedy
rcSnsumptiOns solely, IL possess ed of a n,ysteri.
ou- influence over many dise Of the human sys
tcm.-a edicine, whuh begins to be valued by
PhysietdHs, who are daily witnessing its aSto ish-
ins cures OF many whoii they had resigned to the
grasp Of the lSsATI ,etE oRAvE.
DOSE oil the Sanauye. for adults, one drop; FOR
chiidrena nall drop; and foe infants quarter drop;
the dir,c ,ions explaining the manner OF taking
hafor quarter drop.
| SRISE Three md one third nix dolarss (S2 go
| per OUNCE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-07

* fS,,s aioE 4" BONNET sToRF--TODD 4
tb,f DIAH would respectfully inform Tho n,'b,;,
p,,n,,y '''Ne commenced Tie sale Of Roots Shoe
Leather. &c. ~ the room door bI,,y ha L..
VIZ =, y > Todd No. 202 Main 81. yyhocIinr y,
90 'nGy design Keeping constantly ON b,nd oil
rI''' ass 'Fimeni of The following articles viz
Sc, 49,, men Boots and Shoes Of 81 kinds; Fur and
60 AN '"is; Cenil"mor's and Ro,s S,rnn,e, Uo,.
~ "pIer. tlp and cole Leather. I.aJios' foo ri
S,,, no Hs-s, ike Shoc'; English and French &
S'sr'. pprrS; English aud French coored XII
pl'-'' nc white KID and white and IJL -.
o1'ored and black SILK CATERS: caIC a, mn MI
an eM'a ''d regsed Spring m high becloJ So
b11 y, s@es fne XII walking Shoes and siin,.,,
nlIf"nS shoes. of all kinds anu ''PPeFs'
nny sol ,e, hI,'cls ore warranted to be eounl 10
,ans ~ ihcy prrchased O., ,hn f.', noun
I, =, , con he sold here for CaA or approved ca
'ion Ia The purchaser s'' eh'iTe saiisiIc- /
- To"'a also inform The L1dc. that Inc, ,., J..
p.eu van a very superior qualify Of S.,;,a .,i
nmrr B"nnc's. "f the latest svle Fn,i.,l '',u
'ra". aien' Lcphorn. Flor~nr, B-od o,s "oh'e
1850
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-07

TOAL DlGGERS II shalt want = eniioy o VI iO
~ additional Coal Miners. r-.'e opening Of na'l'
CATION o of sober ig~'fione taoi's' ana n'ie
oder need apply) comic quarters ana eo,,'an n
e, hI,5,ai III = ne rent and fuel free or Ell rs
ne, bunJ,ed an5sen; and fuel charged.
r. MKEE, Belmont Coal Works
;,nA Wcsi Wheeling
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-07

Tsre'xed and GIr sale at the Drug s,nre q.
- J.. CRUMBAcKER. No. 1871. Main SIR, :" !.
Of r supply o. me above celebrated seed. The grnwrh
general o,.ormcn Of Sel r5adslphi1 consisting of
Also quantity ofMangel. Wurizel. and rr..ct e
Beet Seed The culture Of lhese last var,sIe, = M
lcuiafy recommended worthy The attention of f1rn
ers. rs food for sIock - '1''n
mar I1-3tv
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-07

isrEPSiA.-'Vc have frequently xi,n....1, :.
lad of %aSv ,nl' d Use end have heard and
zen result IN secr-ss The wriIer saw taein fsil
rue 1Ssni OF ba HARL,cSs cesr p, .St
,ss h. found N aiofbeI r t,n HEN i'IrLs, which
In q 81 u ana hon on Invalid a as ~ long b,en
1ssi,y TSoasGH "a ana stVS S HIM ay a. hale ale
we rsrnot with ola % nTstInIns Of
"pcaed S4eSss. and 'irlnes ofDf. aa ii Ss
,.is. h case before msis aug : erman ApeIient
20. Sptr Of The Tr1,es. "''hS monument 10
" a. "a Store Of John Fisher, whe. r,r
f.k
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HARTMAN. MEncr.Sr T.uo. 80.
~ few doors above the InsJ e., ."nln s'reei
,i.'oa l an assortment Of The FINEST CLoTIJ
m =, =, .s Si'y' which he will he happy 70 r,ots
np, oruer on m shortest notice and in the neo,cs, aS
~. III
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TO TIE PUBLIC.

VIlE MORNING TRAIN ON THE FRANK.
Il LIN RAIL ROAD. leaves ClIambcrsbnrg al
half act O'Clock a. NJ and arrives Green Cas-
tie At O'clock, where II mtet- Mr. Seiders' Coach
= from ! sgerstown, and nnn. diat,ly returns Z,
ChambeIshur<. In time for the Tram on the Cum
b,r'ahd Valley Rail Road, which leaves the lattc'
place al halt past o'clock for Philadelphia.
lHE EVENlNG TRAlt which carries tn
great Western Mail, lnvOs Chambersburg At ! o
clock, l.. NJ. OF 40 loon "a the CHAMBERLAIN Valley
Tram arrives with the Western Mail and by VIII Ct
route Passengers will reach HagerstOwn at o.
clock, and the {. me evening returns 10 Chambers
burg sy o'clock.
Travellers by this line will he able lsave Hayes
town IN III Morning and reach PHI adelDhia " iho
Nv, ming, or leave the fer nsr lace IN the crep"~
and arrive Et the laSler early the next eyels's,
DAVID FULLERTON, AE.nt'
For the +. K. X. Company and JOHN Seif~is'
40. NJ Ii IlncnrsInN,.r, sr.rcI.Iif IL
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"A c,,. sOtE q co. LOTTERY AND Ex.
49, GLANCE D oKERs-REAL ESTATE - a
GrNTr o Az IT'S, AM GE ERAL INTFIII
Pa-An S;rd.ot . Cece ls2 Main street. Irheeiipg
A1us OF Southern and Western Certificate 81
market rates ~ '"o very highest
~ ghest price paid for draf1s at sigh, ON 1s,,;.
~. Inl1deiphia and New York. and constantly s[
SAFE al the lowest premium ~
gold " io'e's" ani Amehcan
.i. also attend 10 the collection Of notes d,aa,
ohls OF exchange. &c. rra, ne