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To all settlers on the public lands at the date
OF this act, with the same exemptions, wheih-
er general or special, and subject to MI the
limitations and conditions contained in the
above rected act, aud with The explanatory
provisions Of the preceding sections Of this
act, and nothing in the last proviso of the
oct of the twenty-second of June, eighteen
hundred and thidy-eight, shall be so con-
siructed as TO defeat any right Of pre-emp-
ton accruing under said act, or under this
act, or under any preceding act Of Congress,
nor shall said pre-emiion claims he defeated
by any contingent Choctaw location.
r. NJ. II. HUNTER,
Speaker the House of Representatives..
Ri. NJ. JOHNSON,
pice President Of The United States. and
President Of The Senate.
APPROVED, June lst. 1910.
NJ. VAN BUREN.
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TPublic--No. l2. |

TPublic--No. l2
AN ACT supplemental to the act enIilloc
"Au act to grant presumption rights tc
settlers on the public lunds," approved
June %, 1888.
Bea enacted by tie Senate and House Of
J Representatives Of The United States Of A1aericd.
in Congress assembled. That in all cases where
a settler an the public lands may reside, or
have his dwelling house upon one quarter
section, such settler may make his election
under the net TO which this is supple
ment, to rMter either OF said quarter see
tions, or legnl Subdivisions of each, so as
not To exceed one quarter section in all.
SEC. 2. Ind be 40 further endeied, That
in all cases where an individual may have
made al Improvement OF the public land,
aud had niterward leased or rented such
improvement 10 another person, who was
in possession OF the same on the % of June,
1898, and for The period of four months next
preceding, or when the lessor aud lessee,
together, occupied Improvement during said
four months, the person who made such i'm
lprovement, and So rented or leased the
sane, shall be entitled 10 the right Of pre-
emptnn, notwithstanding he may have
been out of possession of his improvement
doring said -four months, or any part thereof
SEc.l3. And be afurther enacted, Tha,
every settler on the public lands. which were
not surveyed Mt the passage of the act to
which this is a supplement. and who, since
the survey of such public lands has been us.
certoined to- have resided at the date Of said
act, and for four months preceding, on q
sixternih section, set apart for the support
of schools in nny township. shull be entillet
to enter at the minimum price any Other
quarter section Of the public lands lying ia
! the same land district, TO which no othci
person has The right of pre-emp,ion, or
making satisfactory proof of his or her resi-
dcnce as aforesaid on such sixteenth sec.
ton, before the register and receiver of the
land office of said district. st..-.s
SEC. 4. And be IL further enacted, That
every person who may have been n settler
within the meaning of the net to which thi:
is supplement. on any public laud before
its election by my State for the purposes o
seminary If learning, under any act OF
Congress authorizing such selection, on sat.
isfac,ory proof of the facts before the regis
ter and receiver of,hc district in which his
Improvements were situated, shall be per
miltcd to enter at the minimum price, any
other quarter section lying ia the same land
district, to which no oiher person has the
right OF pre-empiiop. - 81 E
SEC. 5. And be IL farther enacted, Ths,
the g Ac, to grant pre-cmpiion rights to set
Tiers oa the public lauds." approved June
twen,y second, eighteen hundred aud ,htr-
ty.eiehi, be, and the same is hereby, con,in-
ued in full force tiIl the tweniy-second day
of June, eighteen bsndred and iorty-,wo
and The right of pte-emp,ion. under It's pro-
VISIONS, shall be, aad hereby rs, extended
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ELECTIONS.

The dates Of the elections TO be held in the
several States the present year, are thus stated
States. State Election. Pres Election.
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ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS,

I'D ECEIVED THIS DAY. at the Ladies
III Ornamental Hair Emporium, No. 1877
Jhanes-street, lot OF Winter Flowers, among
which are sprigs. bunches wreatis. &c. Also, IF
teen dozen German Cologne.
Oct 80 J, REMONO.
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Der soft Italia's quiverlng wires
Its magic music runs;
From lofty peak and lowly vale.
From islands of the sea,
In joyous notes, come bursting forth,
That anthem Of the free
Majestic are thy mountains,
Uptoweribg TO the sky
Stern monuments that Freedoms hand
For aye hath piled on high
Forever may they guard thee, .-.
As now--the blest. the free
Bright Eden-land of nations
Proud home of Liberty
Aud beautiful the silver streams
That ripple DER thy breast,
In thousand forms meandering 5t
To seek their ocean rest
Aye, beautiful and may they twine
Forever brigh, as now,
A fadeless leaf of lustre round
Thy clear unrufled brow!
We love them. for their legends tell
OF deeds and daring true
How oft tho hunter padded there.
War-led, his dark canoe;
And oft beside the mossy banks,
Mid scenes that liDger yet,
The Indian maid-sweet natures child
Her Indian lover met.
And these are gone but fairsr forms
Sill rove beneath the skies,
Whose priceless worth, and trusting love
Clean forth from laughing eyes,
Thy daughters like sweet flowers OF spring
Bloom meath thy fostering care,
Thro' coming time, as now. TO be,
Thy treasures, rich and rare!
Thy sons what cline that kuoweth not
The noble and the brave!
The tanners Of the stubborn earth
The rovers OF the wave.
Aye! dearly do they love the land
Their fathers died to gain,
Their pride, It's glory fresh TO keep,
lis honor bright from stain
New England New England
Gods blessing on thee be;
And ever on those cherished ones
Fond memory links with thee
From this fair land, whose spreading skies
Like thine glory wear,
My spirit turns to breath for thee
blessing and prayer!
INDIANA, April. 1910.
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POETRY.
From the Democratic Review.
PARTING HOURS.

The all that words can say,
Zen though the heart be broken,
When friends are torn away,
The clnging hand close pressing
As if that mute caressing rrr
The parting hour could stay.
Ia the loved home unbroken, resa
Through chidhoods happy years,
AT length the word is spoken,
That dims bright eyes with tears.
The boy from home is going
Fearless--because unknowing
What cause he has for fears.
From parent's eyes are stealing
The bitter drops that tell.
How much Of troubled feeling
Their anxious bosoms swell,
Trusting their boy TO strangers,
And all lifc's unseen dangers,
They murmur their farewell.
AS evenings star for brightness, F...
And pure as she is fair. ,...
As young bird for lightness.
Whose home is the free air.
Sec the young maiden seeming
Too blessed. in youths sweet dreaming.
Ever to know of care.
Bnt mark--as DER the river ...-..
The softcloud shadows glide,
Chasing the rays that culver .
Along the spor,ive tide
So shades Of thought are stealing
,,,o sha e, .,a,,,, Li,a
=" - sEt
Hope to her ear is singing -... .#
In strains ns,er bs,,d hecor.r .er
And toward the fn,nre w;,,;no
Exul,ipp more and more. 80.
So swee, The t,,s ,,;s ,.,,;ro
She nor,s 70 have d,v,l,;n
Jrnan H., eom.., .L"
1'hc birds, the trees. the flowers ...--.
The light Of summer skies.
The hush of evening hours -.- -
The sunse,'s glowing DYES.
Allihat is sweat and fair
M, t..
Ia s,cr,, % hs,o s.t.e ..
.'-'
She loves the wind. low sishiDr
Through autumn forests lone.
The yellow leaves fast dying,
And DER her pathway si,ewn.
Fo, they bring no mammal ,okep
To q ,,ho.s hl
p,,,ho ,,,
rr ...
Now stands she by the altar, ..
The holy vow to tell;
hind voicse blessings falter-- t
With grief fond bosoms swell
Hope paints for her the morrow. 4
All in tha, mu,. farewell
...... .s-
List, Iist--so softly lreadng, -.
What means this stiffness why
'Fhese clouds like uighlial shedding
A gloom DER every eyol
From, whence these shadows falling 10.
To- ,,o.,,l n,.,,,o H., $500. ..-......
s,..-.. ..-as-. ..s.af 81 4
StiIed in lfc's feycfed yearning, -,
No more by grief Oppressed, -. s.,. !
The restless soul IL turning s.... ...-r =
To earth TO make it blessed.
From every toll ropnsins.
nv, -
"J eyS' ' ''"'S
=, In deaths unbroken rest. .s..,..,ts ,...-. |
"S''"F'' -" "''i h"" -.'
They wake no more to wo;
But Tor the stricken hearted, stRT /
From whom has now departed
On, It,e ,,v h.,c beIov .
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CARPETINGS.

EINE, Superfine, and Throe Ply, Thompson
vile and Kddermnster CARPETiNGs.
opened on Saturday last, by
April /. w. C. COZZENS d Co.
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For the convenience of reference we shall
keep the above tables standing for time.
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From the Indiana Eagle.
NEW ENGLAND.
BY Al. W. ELLSWORTH, Esq.


New England New England!
How beautiful thy vales--
Whero summer Gowers are breathing forth
Thelr sweets TO summer gales; ...
Where soft the wild note bfraketh
From out each dewy grove.
when lone the night bird chanteth
Her even-lsy Of love
NtF.Nt "a
oh far beyond the surges Wild
Tbp beI upon lhy. store 4 9YGyg-f-
Hath swept the pecan tthy fame.
Old oceans vasiucss DER.
And echoes fsr the triumph song
OF that true heated baud,
Who gave their homes. their all. for God
--sssd thee, tny father lsndls-'s-'.----.,ss--
hrsa,s si.i.l the palaces
or Euglsn1s titled Sous
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II
Il sick, try SPENCER's.
REASONS.
|. They neve, produce the least possible bad
2 They have the testimony oil thousands, among
them regular physicians, verbal and written tina:
they are highly useful IN great variety OF coses-
generally efiecting cure. and seldom indeed fail
ing to give relief especially in cases of headache,
pains and distress in any part OF the system, dys-
pepsia scrofi,la piles worms, internal bleeding,
female complaints, consumptlye complaints and
many others,
3. They are gentle Catbartcs, operating on the
alternative principle, changing and correcting the
habit without violent purging, and without pain
Dschargng the morbid matter without eifecting
the proper coaungs of the stomach and bowels
purifying the blood, and leaving the system in a
healthy state.
4. Last, but not least-They create no danger OF
taking cold May be taken at any time, under any
circumstances, according TO directions which accom-
pany thcm--and rcqnirc no change OF diet.
/ 5. ANY one who will try them will find the above
reasons substantiated by his OWN EXPERIENCE.
II The medicines are exclusively composed Of
innocent vegetable materials the growth Of New
England; and have been used Cor generations, with
astonishing success.
Yy In cases Of infiau,ation OF the Lungs, Asihmst
ic Coughs Affections ofihe Glands, &c, the Pro
prictor " ould recommend Mrs. Jones Syrur as a
! valuable auxiliary to the Pills. II Is prepared by
him, and may be found with him, and his agents.
Particular directions accompany the medicines,
Prepared only by GIDEON SPENCER.
Warwick. X. l., sole proprietcsi to whom only the
composition is known. '-
These Medicines may be obtained Of
\ -4A. MARY TILLEY.
No. 40 Sprng.s,reet
MAY 20m l Sole AgeRtJor Ne,cput
Tho following gentlemen have been appointed
Agents for the sale of Spenccr's Vegetable Mcdi.
cincS.
G.. Brown, Little Compton;
Rowland & Church. Wesporti
Albert Clifford, New Bedford
. Also. at Wholesale, blythe Proprietor in Warwick.
OtivYR Jonxscx X Co, Providence. and A. n. *
d. Sands 100 Fulton Street New York
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ELECTORAL VOTES IN 1896.

The following are the votes given for Pres
dent at the last election.
The Electors meet at the capitols of the re-
spective States in which they are chosen, on
tho second day OF December, and give in their
ballots for President and Vice President.
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GPNWGIAaS
PILLS AND syrup,
OR VEGETABLE MEDICINES.

TT You are we'll, let medicines alone-if on are
Il sick, try SPENCER's.
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Those States marked with n star, choose
members Of Congress on the same day that
State officers are chosen.
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and intends to sell them low they cannot fail to suit
his old customers aud others who will do him the
avor TO call and give them a look.
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by AUTHORITY.l !

LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES PASSED Al THE
FIRST SESSION or THE TwENrY-sIxTu CONGRESS.
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TPublic--No. l2
AN ACT supplemental to the act entitled
" An act to grant presumption rights to
settlers on the public lands," approved
June %, 1888.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-28

NUTAW HOUSE. Corner # BaliiAtore and
IL Euta~ Streets. hshim.r,.-Thc subscribers
respectfully inform the airuns of this establishment
their fends. and the public generally that they have
associated themselves together for the purpose OF con-
Quoting the same. The Eutaw House was corr plctc1
and first opened in 1896. which time il WIS furnish.
ed throughout. in the very best manner and without
regard 10 cost The comfort and convenience Of its in
terror arrangements its high and ury location cumbnc
Ia render II rfe sant and healhy. IL particularly
well adapted fnr the accommodation OF FAMILIES
AND LADIES. having great number of PRIVATE
rAELo"Rs. LANES ORDINARY. and a splendid Dralr.
tig Room. with private entrance Baltimore street
In every respect indeed he Eutaw House is second 10
none i' He lritcd States. and IL Is the intention and
firm determination of the proprietor ospare no exer
iios io promote the comfort and qualification of ihcr
patrons. and al RATES at rli no erccDfioa can BE-
idArn. The stock 'of WINES AND LIQUORS on
hand has been mostly Imported expressly for the use
ct this establishment. selected from The private stocks
." s1ne of the most celebrated conno.curs of the city
The BATHS attached TO the House ore in complete
order. and open all i,sacs for the use OF NE Gues
The subscribers respectfully ask. las they hope To
deserved of the public liberal share of patronage
aSAiIEI HISSEY,
+. w. ELDER
BALTiAsRE. April Z, fSS0.--tf
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lN ARoN vON mu1CMELER HERE PILLS

UD ARON Won HU1CHELER HERB PILLS
- These pillsarc composed of Herbs. which exerl
a specific action upon tho heart, give impulse
strength TO the aricrial system the blood l. quicken
ed and srualzcd IN its circdlaous through all the
vessels wheIhrr Of the skin. the parts situated inter
nay. or the rXircmics; and a. all the sccrclions of
the body drawn from the blood. there il cosc-
qurnt increase Of every secretion and quicened nc
ton of the absorbent and cxheni discharginy YES
sels. Any morbid action which may have taken place
is corrected. all distractions removed the blood
purified. snd the body resumes healIhful stale.
These Pills. after much ANXIOUS toll and research
having bsen brought by the proprietor the present
state of perfection. supcrsede the Of innumerahle
other medicines and well adapted he frame
that the OF them. 10y maintaining the body in the
due performance of its functions. and preserving the
last many ye longer tkan ii Otherwise would and
the mind Ia bccnInc composed lad Tranquil. ihaI
old age when il arrives will appear blessing and
not las too many who have neglected their constitutions
had them injured by medicines administered by ig.
nornnce) source OF misery and abhorrcncc.
When The nervous system has been largely
irawn upon ana ovc.sained nothing is better To- cor.
rect aT nvgoraIe the dropping constitution than these
Pills.
Belrare Of CounfcgJsHs-CA Be earticular
purchasing that the label of this Medicine
contains Of iis eHtry according Act of Con
gress. Aud he likewise particular ia obtaining them
al 100 Chatham ST New York. or iron the Reg ular
Agents VIM II. KING. Wheeling.
'f'' J. MORRISON. Columbus. -.
MYERS FALL & COLLINS,
nov 70 Lancaster, o
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uNRUsTEE's sALE--Ily virtue Ofs certain deed
Of trust crccutcd by John & Craig Riichic and
toir respective wives. being dated on the 22ud day
If Ocoberu the year 5Jo. and recorded in me Csrk
oece m ohio County in Book o. pages 900 and 20l
shall expo.c ~ sale ON Saturday the 2Oh day Of June
no,. l,etween the hours Of 10 4. ". and 6 p NJ the
psopcry mentioned on The sid deed Of trust that sto
s,v Eve certain los situate IN Ess, Wheeling, and
designated on ire plat " mt part Of ihe CIV o.
wheeling ~ re numbers los 100. no l2t and l25
4 in which s,c erected The FlrHt Cfo~h Glsss"orH
/ ofthe 80 John A. Crsig Rifch'c.
II The sole ssiii tiko place upon l--tomisos. snd N
,.,r. ,s;ii BE- made krovvn ne dsy aho,s nsnod
az 81 la Z. 'A-]i I'LL l'u;Es
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rlNo THE NERVOUS a DEBiLITAreD-DR
Il EVANS TONIC PiLIS.---Thc powers OF r.
vans Camomilc Pills are such. ihas The palpiaiing
he arr. the iremulous hamt. the dizzy eye and
the huitering mind. vanish before their effect
like nos'ous yspors before the bcaign influence Of
ihc manning They have been long successfully
used Tor the cure OF inscrnisns. together ish fcvers
q" the Irregular nervous sind. accompanied With Wis
cersi distinctions.
This tonic nedicinc > Sos CON plants gen
eral debility ats want
of appetite dis.nsoa of Ihc mach acidiiy; unplca
sn taste in the mouth. rambling tie bow els
nervous symptoms. langnor. when the mind becuIaes
isEtabe. depending. ihoushlul. inelanchoy and de-
iecicj. lIypochondracsm. consumption. dimness Of
sight, d,liriuIn and oil other ac ctios these
pulls will produce "a safe aud pesnanrRtcure.
Evans Pills iinsi inis.nscd ia America in S3J
Betrare u e. mnts.f tic a HoS--ise particular
IN purchasing 10 that .he la,-l uf this Medicine
contains notice ct lis entry eCroriiag Act Of Con-
gross. And he Likewise particular VA obtaining them
nj lee Chatham St. New-Ysrk or fiuua the regular
agent MM H. KIM. Wheeling.
nov %
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uAR WILLIAM EVANS SDDriuN'i SYRUP
~ FOR CHILDREN -Tktiiit\G--rs'.s.;so
nv riasslf.-- 10 ,1otssrs asi Htrse. ihe eissa-c
q TIC teeth through the sns pc'scs 'tS1'"s&-i e
..I dangerous symptoms. AZ ~ ksSD~n b, Usossrrs
IA, hars grcli M the ouii ai gums du
ei,g this procs.s. The guns swell. theksegeIon o
sh, ,,ixa Is i rasscl the eI sxcs seh frequent
ssh sudden Its OF cry,nx. wat hing. sartn in its
,ieep asS syasHs oi peculiar parts the chit sadV
>x,t, e,ircsas yolcnce, aal hrusls its fingers into
mouth ifuiosr prceursorssymptols not speedily
.ll.yia Gu spasni .l,c conyu.siois universally supcf
.cne AMI caase the dssssa,io<sof tn Is,isi-
n mothers who have l.sr ltle babcs aiai~,s, with
,csc distressing symptoms woali appls III w Ih~n
vans Soothing Srcp. which has Poscr, c'i hunsre>is
fintants w.,en thbIg past recovery fr~~ S.is shi-
-niy attacked with that fatal nalady c"n'nsi",is
Besare OF Cosptc fei,sCaC Ties lse pariicsiafi h
archasin 10 see iha, lhe label Of .is Medicine con
ara notice offs cur according io act OF ~orgrcss
AL be likewise p,rcular in obtaining lhem at 100
srlI,am ST.; New YORK. tron, the regular agents
vyN. H. Kim. z5 wat.r st. Wheeling.
-s,.x.n.,.S N-alc. P.rksr>aurg. nav IL
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Y q q z q y q

MANS. FAMILY APEkifNl PILLS ere pure
L. Is vegetable composed ~,si lks siricie.t prec
O.: ,caee and cf Art; hey prot,ce ssusea
als az. arranir the following ,llseas VIII.
arse lfv.a inquiries of ue blood. yixs--ApopIexy
Bilious Affections Coughs. Colds Ulversed -ooe throat
Scarlet Fever. Asthma. Cholera. Liver Complaint.
iis-sses sf the khsys AMI bidder Aicei:uas pes a
Dsar iena.- AID all those diseases OF ~hatsoe 80
kir'd. 10 which human nature j. subject where the
stomach ~ affected
CONSUMPTION. COUGHS. 4 COLDS. Nervous
iisossss vss compliant. dy sp.psia. bilou. Diseases
pii' ulcers. f.iD e weakness ADD all cases OF hypo
shondr'aciu. low sriis. pslpi,st.oa Of the heart
'"is isr,iay. nervous weakness. uor albus seminal
weakness indigestion. lo-s M appetite. heartburn ges
ral cehii,y b~,y weakness. chloc>is green s, h
cs iaieEey hyst.ricsl f,iniinss. Mysteries. head
'c'. hiecup. SSkscss. night mare rheumatism.
,shi. lac Joaloureux. essap. spasrnodic affections.
md These who victims Ia that HroSt excr,tisiing
iisorcr G1cr will iiIi relief from ihcr ssfirrings by
Of Dr Evans' mejicin~.
Bcrare II CotHterJeiis--CAr-rieN: Re particular
purchasing to see Ihai the label OF this Medicine
onians n notice OF its ~afsy arcond.sg 10 All of Con-
'rsss. And DC likewise particular in obtaining them
a loo Chatham street. New York from the Kn:u-
AR AGENrs. VIM. III. KING. Whs,iing
%
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ANR. WM EVANS SOOrillNG Sl-
VI u MD .l,AR q III-QREN .rEErIlING -

E5lns-rons Case of Convul.ioas and Painful Dent.
aien, Cured nv DIR Mm Evans Soothing syrup
To rag "A EST or On. ENASs' SoorniSC SynrP
D-ar Sir hs great benefit Afforded To- my sut!er
n. infant by yv.r Soothing Syru, IN cree of pro-
ceiling pIrrnt how essential an early a3phSa iion OF
such in, alusbe medcine IL to relieve infant
snscry and tofturc. Ny infant while tceuns experi,
cncei such acute snticriiiss that u WIS attacxed
with Commissions, and INV wife and family supposed
that death would soon release the babe from ansuish
I'LL W. procured bottle of your syrup; whirh as
room as applied to the sums, wonderful change
was produceu, and after lew ,npphea tiohs, inc
child displayed obvious ielirf aud ~ continuing IN
itr.,se ! am glad to infarm you that the child has
completely rccovsrcd, and no recurrence 81 thai
.,manarng iay and the child enjoys perfect h, alth.
u give You my cheerful permls.ian 10 make this nc
Acknowledgement pubic. and ~ilLt;l dly give any in
'''''"''' '''' ~ wM JOHNSON.
gentleman Tho has made ,r,el 6f Dr. w. Ey-
an S,othing Syrup m u family lin case OF teeth
nag .h;l y wishes us tathv found entirely
T r s IN ~ Isrevns Sf .o%e,i.. flow We
'eheerfully comply with his rc9'cst' --S"n.
--rwc believe Il - renetaliy ACKNOWLEDGED b
anse who have tired u, ihst tn. Eyar Syrnp zoo
:nidren Curing Teeth, advertised ~ aao,her col.
which il is intended Hishiy respectable wdivid-
dais. a; amy rate, who have made nss OF IT. do not
hesitate 10 give its virtues The sanction OF their
IA nes.-Bostou Traveller.
REGULAR AGENTS.
w. H. kiSo, a. Wafer at. Wheeling
II. v. RoBiSsoS Portsmouth. y.
y. MoRRisoS, Columbus y.
OF whom ais may DC obtained,
iDr Cookies Celebrated Female Pills,
The BARN t-on Huthcler Herb Pills,
DIR. Evans Feverand ASue Pills.
'Dr. Hunts BctanIc Pills,
DIR. Evans' Soothing Syrup, for Teeihing;,,
The above nvairabtc Ncd,cnes sold Whole
vale and Reliil. 100 Ctrt lha 81 st. New York;
south Seventh street. Phila tclphia; % Market ST.
Louisville, Kentucky; 81 ,rnhill, Boston, Massa-
-hus.tts: aud Of Inc following Agents William ~
King. Wheeling, Va, Nv. RU5irson' Portsmouth,
ohio. mar
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-28

HNoR RENT-A convenient d,celiing ,Iionse -sii,,a,
T. ted ON Main street. a business part OF the CITY
Possession given Immediately. For terms apply To
ap % FORSYTH. MOORE & CLARKE