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Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-03-31

for success; for falsehood will always prove
unavailin- and detracton viii soon meet with
al proper reward--the righteous condemnation
Of virtuous public. To deny that Gen. Har-
rison has abilities of superior order, is the We
ry acme of falsehood. He who has filled so
many important stations, Of high responsibility
and given the most unbounded satisfaction to
the greatest men of our country, under whom
he held those stations cannot but be eminentIy
qualified for the proper and faithful discharge
of the duties of the highest Office in the gift Of
free people. His experience is coeval with
our government ITSELF and even extending be-
yond that time. He combines the present with
the past-uniring the earliest period of our
national fabric with the present advanced stage
of the same-and can take in at ore view, the
whole edifice. Such man, the virtuous will
honor land it is only the wicked that will de-
| sp;se and hate him.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-03-31
SHEIIII..,i

vir Sfohfd51l.i-ll l5
issued by the clerk o ans q Eaf,.
L9%ndes County, and ~ ! 'ae e1cata<I
sell for Cash at t5e I'm ! ls tIrecss !
Columbus, on Mons,, ' h louss !,
the solls s,hls e Ssg { .1rals!o.
A negro annan55 C
Levied OIL as the pro1o.
to satisfy said f hs 4 a'aa Rs
Humphries. = -'gd Aaa,,
sale within the hours was,,a.,,
Dated the 26lh March, ' IslS ia
T. a. GRANT, ST.
2t prsf. So. N las u
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-03-31
NOTICE.

NOTICE. ,.-,Fss
"uoM4s BELL EsQr 81 '9 -. ~ III
rlituted agent during ny -
the State. ut1fL
1eTn5es County A1-.f- ca
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-03-31
SHERRY
SHERIrr,o

DY virtue 4fnI Fl I.l. F'S SlINI
d Co ne Gle C.srk oflLe CIRQUE 3 s9
a a. Il,e Court Ss.l1 House door Ti = y p
property to wit. aich insiss 3,
A Negro Boy, Named y
to satisfy said f ia. N Ti .i5 q h,
Dated the =. md d M March aIaj q 95ss'
?. NJ GRANT,
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-03-31
SOUTHERN ARGUS.
COLUMBUS, TUESDAY, MARCH 81.
Union Of The Wings for the sake oftae Union


Union Of The Wigs for ihe sake ofthe Union
FOR PRESIDENT,
WILLIAM a., HARRISON.
OF OHIO.
FORVICE PRESIDENT,
JOHN TYLER,
OF VIRGINIA.
ELECTORS.
HON. ;. S. PRENTISS,
OF Warren.
HENRY DICKINSON, Esq.
OF Lowndes.
TONES STEWART, ESQ.
OF Amite:
THOS. ] WORD,
Of oontotoc.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-03-31
It prs. fee SO a.

FostPo1'emeHt.-Tbes,,.,
toned property has been 'I ae.. oltdsaia
day the 9th day Of Am I'm PoslPoastt e|
P.H.cp.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-03-31

To Co7espondens.-We have on hand
several COmmuuicationa which win appear BY
md sT
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-03-31

Columbus, Mi. March 2Iln' 10"
IDS 1T prsf $3.50. &c
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-03-31

Our Devifsays be is deep in love-
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-03-31
SHERIFF'S SALE.

1Prs. fee S32t.l
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-25

The fedcralists here have . great horror Of To- cab
ans, Gags, designs aud emb!cms. What will they sag
when We INFORM them that at he meeting AT Blacks
Vile ON Saturday last, The loco federal procession Ms
Ted oil 10y n flag fifteen feet long. which had on one
end IN advertisement Of a white man for sale. sign
ed John Doe. and in the centre a picture representing
Gen. Harrison with a white mln Ia chains and an auc
iInuccr crying-"lcn mouths-tcu moulhs-whs says
less lh1u ten mOutksF' An image, supposed 10 bc "A
negro. stood by aud lid . months aud - DAYS. Il Is
supposed that the negro ,oNk him. Co. Thompson
and Mr.. Newman, who always goes with the Colonel
20 keep the Ails oh, marched behind has d.s.racclul
Lgure Head, occasionally cycling II rs The cat does the
dairy mail when il las been Stealing cream. They
As though It was a lucky thing for them that Il {
las was not now in opyraiNn
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-25
W II. HARRISON.


FEoN THE TEoNAN.
Tire dozen oyccfoHs 10 he reelection Of VIZ. Iaa
B"ea 10 he Presidency and as many more nUgha
bcdaaed n necessary
L Because bis administration rthe Gcacr,I Govern
nent clearly proves That Mr.. Van Buren, does not nos
srss ibat order Of talents. statesulnlIae auainnenfs. or
hIgh mora. qualifications. indispensable for thc prager
discharge ~ The responsible duties i President Il
JHi'ei Suites.
!. Because his administration. Throughout ms form
OF sersicc. has been exclusively for tho benefit of Ls
parry aud mol ofhis HaroH whose interests. collectively
ahd individually, with the exception OF Office holders
aud other favored par.saIs, have 10 cutry uau sag.
erei "a
3 Because hs admission, 80 far from reIouudiug
- TIE honor at ,hc country. has been marked by corrupt
ta'oni'sm. and a p~rolisato waste Oithc public treasure.
J Because ms administrator has caused an annual
expenditure about thrice tAo amount ul that OIL @
Adams. that his party hilhlo-sIy promised % re,reucI.
and has already reached such un alarming amlIut.
about tory millions OF doillrs per nuuum. a. Is wholly
Iuconsistcutwit that economy essential IOa Repub.Icuu
Government Cd
g. Because has administration IS the history Of. 40 20
day. report Of wrong and fraud, Ni.h WHO'D. the l,pl
Is filled" Cd
g B.clusc hi,adm.ns'rsuoa p MARI Cd by no anal,
act. vt foreign or domestic u'.lcy. b. which f4a rrnraI
welfare has been pts"5tci, % lLg rights Jl deserving
Individuals rcJ-s-.-I. ,s1
w.. ... p. TT FL
Nc VAN BIsau any claim tu tie Presidency. Wee
Prgsslruny.l r the Iab.g Of Secretary Of Safaa ThI
iu ihIsc stations boz acquired uo f,p8ilUDa AMI uu
uI cIIlei ra fHgn His rlrs s Husub.,u 90 ,lr rs8r
Of hrs country wholly urrnnrcrct with any lci o
1.ruJus s]niafprze DO patriotic s.fsies. "a
z B-rlus' 1s 20 Lending member OF .lo plrfy hl
overthrow t'H administrator oft j. @ AIFps. Nf Vat
Hurcn has yinilcd aI hs Ilolkss OF .Retrsu.bmou
Fud Reform .aN
O. Because as "J follower i1 the footsteps pf fhis
llrsfuOus predecessor" hs pledge HE loot example.
required NJ Van Brrau 10 .s downs Hs Crown %
power UPON the expiration Of 1lg Fusdouiill tern
mn
10. Because a sin-Ir term ofoGire. ls Chief Ma.
trio OF iha Republic. has hrc1m. necessary ro r--l.
" 1 rH pristine nI-" r.' s
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-25
EEsS, eERyCE
D. 8. Gregory & co.
MANAGERS OFFICE.
NH..F 90,

,.,., wheeling. Va. July 5h 1910
l-ip "'"S 'uy On
,,o,i 5000. 3 500. 1890. 81 3oO. and a5 each Of 81.
'"N'i' !, shares "a pr.t ori.uu. A cefulcsa.
""'.e tickets VIII cost sJi shares ia ru3or,iou.
1"E July Sin. 1910.
ss9NDo. 4 500. - 500. rrd ~ each If 81 200
''''' 'DA'', 50; Hrlyos - 50. Quarters Il
''r'"e''c vi - whole tickets. vii cost sGg.
-"tr.s Iu proportion.
NILLSBJNG LOTTERY Cl.sc
rN2Utr1 Saturday July IIrh i-tn
~ u'J, SD 600. $ 900. S3~CCOrg-so c,,h
l""" &c. Tickets $40, shares ga rrnro-,on
.''I.,'r 20 whole u,acS Viii c,, $40, shar.
L~ITSnJEG LOTTERY C'.., 4-,
july l3 %. lStg.
$4,000. $1,000. , Of $4,000. 10 orsl.5c0. 10 or
rI-'d, 10 sitUi. Tickets 81, shares .n rurnrr,o,
'''''i''ir OF! p whole tickets wall CO.., Sos, ,hare.
MuNONGNLIh IOTTERy. Class NJ lr,v. W.,
ug-iay. July 18Th. $50
: Irzrs $4,000. a- 100000. lOUfS2OyO. Tick.
els -, halves 50 80; quar- 81 -.
LOTTERY. Class 6 draws II AIc,a,.
aro SATURDAY,. July loh isGD.
100000 $1,000. s. 600. 5000 StprO 5o,s3
OUV. . 90 81 800 25ulSl0UO. Tickle, SlO.
MoNo\GALIN LOTTERY. C!qs, q. draws Mon.
Gay July 2Oih. $40. ~
s2OUGo, $1,000. 5000. $1,000. 10 each Of 81.
vU0. sJUo' $500, oc. Tickets $. shares in propor.
PErEESGURS LOTTERY. Class II. draws Wed.
Hcsdav JuIy ALSO.
100000. $4,000 S30o0E- % Of slOOo rE-2o
"is10D Tickets -, share, ia proportion A,erI6.
cato of - whole tickets. wall cost Is dol,. shares m
rloror,ur.
PETERSBURG LOTTERY Class : draw. satus
day Jui, - %, lSlO.
100 prizes each $1,000. b., 100000 Dol.
&5'GuD $1,000. 5000. 81 7yO. aud IGC eocb n
Ticket. 10 dolls. halves 5lll.. quarters d
'o!s. \ certificate nr2G Whole TICKETS viii cost l46
dollars. sHrra- 300 yr1Iarti,u.
PETERSBURG LOTTERY. Class X. draws 9Th
Jolly. l-iO.
> rrz.< 10000. $4,000. $4,000. 10 ors2 eco sDI
500. iI,Rr', ; lpl.. shares u proportion. A Ger.
ra'"'c OF - whole tickets viii cos, 90 dolls. share.
90 Prop ton,
WELIsarRG LOTTERY. Clas, l. draws We'd.
uc.dry Ju'. "r.h. lo4u
$4,000 $4,000, $4,000. 20 of $1,000, 30 Of $500
6ap Dis2uo. Tickets , dolls. hu.,,, D duls. A Ger.
ricalc ol2G Whole tickets vail ,usi o. dolls. .Luros IN
rroI ortou.
For Tickets Doe Tho above splendid schemes address
y'ur orders Co f. : Groeurv y Co. 10 oshcr vgnuer
haNC.rs LcIs uclel, ioc sale Iu Wheeling.
d : LNkGCGN, NANkGERs.
NhdUE, IA
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-25
Gen. Ilarrisoa'S rcyIL

Gen. Harrisoa's rCIL
NoEru BEND, lst June, 1910.
Ny Bear SIR: When | received your letter of The
lilh Ol Agrh, / was very uuwcll with a violent cold
va the head, which terminated in intermittent neural.
gia, or sun pain, Is IL : commonly called which was
50 much increased 10y writing, that | was obliged for
some time to DO vsy little ~ That way. When / r..
covered, my unanswered letters had increased 10 so
fearful a mass that | have not set been able q get
through u, even with the assistance Of "a conscience
kfcDias committee. And although | have adopted the
method OF getting ud of large portion OF thcra by COM
milling tIcM 10 the flames instead of the committee.
such are the constant Interruptions ~ which am sub
Jected by a constant stream Of visitors, that am ablo
10 make very little progress IN lesscning my fle. Y,u
have In iho above my apology for treating You with
apparent neglect which % " as impossible that should
DO As well from your high standing IN society. as
from the regard I feel FOR you in consequence of to
Ion and intimate friendship and connection between
our families. But for these reasons caudOr induces
mo 10 say, tina ! could never have brought myself 10
answer the political part Of your letter az at. ] am
convinced that upon reflection You will yourself thin
that q was totally unnecessary. for / cannot suppOs
thlt my personal friends and connexions iu M
,iatc cold think hat ! was Ices Of gentleman or an
.to,sst M, ,,,. those ardent ~po'iucilns farther South.
stanley, AIo5d, Lcaarc. Dawson, Krnr. g.. Ih"y
take % lr granted that / could not suffer my NIuceu-
uesspcsch & others 9 be quotedhy my friends tOshow
myJ sIui1nso the uhIeCtOia buliuOHl ~ dIj u"ihuld
hose Opinions NJ his Gme-.hey have therefore irca
,cd viii sc0m and Contempt. the charge Of my being
in aboIitipuis',a and truly assert that I have DONE 4 SUIT
lcred more 90 support SJutham Rights, than any other
person forth uf Mason AMI Dickeou's line. I have bad
irdccd. 70 great numbcr Of applications from udlyiIu-
Ms ,1iucicuihs. ai least, ny oPpoprnis) requiring m1
fJ ]rriteritc whltI have sItd or wuucn upon TIE sub
.f,-t uithr q s Bank. Ah1Ituu5su. So. ] have De-
b rr1cd 10 answer them 90! lto az; awrrrsf 1.Hrr rem
,Ias. because tt wis physeally impossible hat IsIoy't
d1 o., and as thcy 90 require NJ Opinions boo manu-
/ script. particularly addressed 20 The writer's. fluy wJu,
not Do sIHsiti with my wutag one letter aud send
us "a printed COPY from each Twas determined h1u
ever. Co avail myself OF th0 FIRST favorable opportunity
and referring o. Ho letters and speeches & hli mad
on the subIogt. 7 hive mentioned. 90 eudprsc them ll
This have recently done iu re- letter tp1 commiuc
appointed D. fha wins members pi trc ia-s.aiurs
New YORK Won vii probably sre % Published B.
81 thc umo this reaches y1I. w rolauut, 10 this drscu.
'ssdou between Mr. Randolph md mgsgIfn The Senate
~ winch a statement fs ANNEXED o. ih0 %.
~ what better e%,iienr, could Dol given. 90.
nF n' possibility 1r sr.sh a. r' f. e..
ts .a.tf .a.s
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-25
nIFR

The -. Augustine News of the 22i Nav relate
the U!ioying tas,an-goi brtvcry which was manifest
"a atyv days before. dGrl.s ascOut by Captain IO.mcs
o., iAe "a inGuirD
Capt q. LNIs had sccrciod a portion Olhis Company
ia such a place ~ II wss probable The ,ncm, NIGH,
pass, and proceed onward wI,h the restorh3s command.
la order 10 hunt Them m The an5gshed party had
not lain long IA their hiding place. whcu a few Indians
Ncro seen approaching. uucOuciOas of their near
proximity tOihc white man. On nearing moro closely.
The anxiety Of II rocr.t being mos; intense. was with
difficulty restrained from breaking upon ,hs enemy.
and probably defeating tho olject in view. 4, this
moment. n deer spT1rg from its covert. ami passing
within a icw feet oihis gun the temptation was to-
great. and Ihc recruit fired. Alarmed by the rep IT,.
Tie enemy ran, nnI the ScrgodH, with hrs commlud
mounted their horses and gave pursuit. The Sergeant
soon overlook a large and very athletic Indian, end
dIsnounung. deliberately lcvellcd his gun within "a
lew feet OF This breast, and pulled the trigger. The gun
missed fire and the red skin now levellcd his rife. and
]" The flint refused It's duty D0shiug his muskct to
The Garth. The Sergeant sprang To grappIc has enemy.
bat was iclled b. the clubhed end ufh.s rile. RISING
ne used the treoch OF his gun w:Ih good effect; but
repeatedly ic,lcd by jhe greater strength OF his
Zoe -EIctVry hanging now IN a doubtful posture. he
While his head was receiving a succession
-hlrge upon the IlcrculcJu seminole. Doubt was
a, an end: the warrior took to his heels. and sought a
There dclgng q direct thrust Of the lu>lru.
acnt, he managed TO hold the anger eel the Sergeant
1t hay, until The balance of the Commau came up
Aho, disposed to see a "iair fight" formed a circle
around the cOmbllauts. All hope was now cut oE
,nd with a desperate valor he loughI; the Scrgcau,
trusting his bayouei through him, and lay lng ham
al his feet.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-25
LELSLJRCH LOTTERY. C!4,s 5.llrvnJlno
"a 1910

lEISlj hGH LOTTERY. Glass S~.UIrvrylEo
10. 1910.
p 81 81 6 % s. sc 30 s. 50 80
Lowest pro SO.
- 80 a whole ticket Dfs2jO, sold to q ciuzo,
"i tmrlnaI, Cn.o.
A.oAONCALIA LOTTERY, class c. dravn Jurs
10. 1910
40 u l 81 Is n , 81 ; Is IS % &C 81
Lowest Irzc s.,
J 81 40, >Lgg, ~ the tnI5ra. Ir7r uf C2CCcg
soid To a gentleman o'F,cIcr,k. MARYLAND.
MoNONGALiA LOTTERY. class +. dawn yrn.
3 1910
q c. 20 35 - 50 , > % y Il 81 %
Lowest prize 3.
:! 63 40. haiioi $4,000, was sea, to R.clnorI.
W,l'>hurr Iotrorv rla-, ; drunJ juno On. 1s4o
30 - - 80 : IS 81 80 - IS l. II n.
Loves, przo 10.
80 iG - $1,000 held by o gentleman Of wheelrr.
Petersburg Int'r drawn Jun. - $40.
81 30 &c - - 81 - - 70 Is - So C5
Lowest prize G..
l,t-r burg Initru B.GUwu 40 A'cxnnsru Inn ! Is.D
~ 3 - Il > 20 Il Al : 20 20 % 50
Lowest Puzr :.
PcioTs5urgh LOTTERY. class ?. drawn at Alexandra.
MAY 10. 1870
10 50 s. 81 a. l. 50 | Il q 81 q.
Lowest prize $40.
Lccshurrh ! orterv. Glass q. drawn Nlav q. 1870
- - - 80 = II 80 So - II.
10 vest prize So.
Lecseurgh Lot;cr Class \. drawn at Alexandria
Nav -. 1870
} 03 - - % ! % - - Ga IS oG.
Lowest prize 50.
D. :. GREGORY "A co. Managers
Mon"nsnha Lottery, Clos, =. drawn at Alexandra.
MAY "3i. 1910.
90 % - - p e. 80 = Is CS CT - IS
Lowest quzc -lD
NcI.s1nrE LOTTERY Class y. for 1910, draNn May ooh
1910.
- - 10 81 60 : 3 y y Is 20 50 % o5
Lowest Prize SJ7
PrffrSrf-HN I rff4Hr a .. - q rr - 81.
b = - 81 % - 2s 81 y y Al 10
IDN'.i Prize -.
y GO - Pazo of 81 a5J sold Of rrr Nranasor.-
o.'e'. D. : GREGORY & co.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-25

NRUSTEE'S SALE-By virtue ofa certain de-.
OF trust executed by John q Craig Richie aui
ofT 7cspcctiyo wives. being dated on The 22nd DAY
=" 't'oL IN the year 1888, aud recorded in the Clerks
49, i Olo COUNTY in BOOK %. pages 300 aad POI.
= y W. 90 sale on SlturdlyIhc 20Ih day Of Juuc
r''A'' $500 20 hours OIL a. W. and s T. VI the
p'D't.y cs,,ssa % H. aid decd ofimst, that is b
s'y' - o. situate On East Wheeling. and
,SI5aGar law he r,r,t Of Tint part vt The CITY Of
i, which are erected the los, 100. DOl2l and 10.
oCihe said s0hn Craig KIM CV"H '''S"'rhs
The sale will take place di''
terms will De made Known up "c Frenl-c'' aH' VIC
apr q In B G. CALa,y a,',e "'i'eu.
The above sIie 8 postponed until i'"s''o
The 25th instant. ~ tae same hour NtNDAl usN'
nc %
TVIN plata additional sup,
Cd. and Cor sale by P\8TONS Alst rccDlv
- "a 'NgIE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-25
EAR WILLIAM EVANS SOOuU>G SYRUP +
" FOR CHILDREN TEi.THINs-rsrrt.rr

HNR WILLIAM EVANS SOOElUNG SYRUP
y FOR CHILDREN TEErHuNo-rurv.Tu
az W,>.lF-i- Na',,rs ant Ngry,,. Ian .as.
,.tl q tc.,l ua,nEl tao gonna, p.ulu.rs trrar.. Ha,
AMI Dangerous, ~sb ,.s. 20 e known 70. wr:,.-
bst then, Is great it-utiuu1 tfr wrg'h su. rrH-. -
ring il,s process The gums ~..|. tn secretion -
E, s.f,, Is iuc-c1-r1. lu, child -srrlrl N.af-.u.u.
I1l sudden Ga ui ,rrrs. watch l-, st1rrl, I
Frep. luts,iau- Oft peculiar paris thc curla .rr,Ns
with c.s-rms violence. ami tbslss Is auFcrs .u.' .-
rs-tF. IftJesr ur.cursJry symptoms are NOT rcrauF
E'eyu cl. srrsm FUv vIayu.-InI> universally >nurI-
.,,c. and s,,n cal-s jhr d,s>'iuun u! jbe infant
lIn,thrrS who have ,hrir l;ilc babes ai'ir"icd with
re.. distressing symptoms would apply d. William
vans Sr,hiu. Ssrup which hes preserved hundreds
rufsn,, whom thnIght p1St recovery. from h'Ins saa-
sr'y attacked with that tttnl mll1dF. couNui-I'aE.
E-.sr~ of C,u4f.-fufS-CNruuN b rlr'icu|Ers u
ur-b,.inr 10 see that tLc Label oi this Medicine rrr-
ans a up'ty, o'g;s entry according ;o act OF -~uu-r.es
ni d., likewise particular iu Ohttulug them 40 loo
nathan 49,. NrN York, or from tc rrEulIr agents
VII. H. KING. - Waters. Wheeling,
Sirvcu-Hn n Nrllc. Pirbcr-Hurs. nov ID
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-25

- = a E.N .AN L. HH. H#r #H. r.#.F.. ..
81 Is ~ "" 'L'N-
4, -. 49,, ,a '' '.', %. '\c''
.,,ar,., 81, ,. - - o. '-r"', W
ed aud cGull.lcd IA .s clrculatous through AL, the
vessels. whether OF the shiu, thc paris situated inter.
uIlIy. or the and as all the secretion. {
the body are drawn from the blood, there isa cn:,c-
Iucnt increase of cNcry secretion. and "a q~uiracuol Ir-
hon of the aisorbcntaud cNhllout. or disrhlrliug ,gs-
sells. Any morbid action which may have taken place
Is corrected. al ob,r rlc.i1Ds are removed. Ihe blood /.
purified. aud he body resumes a hcaIthlul state.
These Pills. after much anxious iul and research
having hgcn brought hg the proprietor 90 Inc grr.cr.
sttic Of perfection. sIpgrscIc Tie us" Of ruur1nrmllc
other medicines and are 80 vel adapted ro Lc lrau.,
hat the use OF them. hr maintaining the holy in d.,
due performance Of its functions. aud presrr.Ir- llr
vital stream on a pure and Eca.hall s.uic. cares II ,n
lsJ many vc.r~ longer ihla 10 nihrryis, vurII. and
he mind 10 become 80 composed and rnnqrI. that
old are when n arrives u5l arn.ar blessing and
no, Us too many who have neglected. ihcir constitution.
or had them injured by medicines administered nv il.
nprlncc) a source Of misery auI unhurrgucc.
Imvn upon aud OVERTURNED. nothing is better O, cor
rect auG .uyIrorate the dropping constitution ,har these
Pills.
Bsvars = C0.u,s-f, CAUTION Re particular
n purchas ing 10 see thar the label al ,hI. Med vino
contains n notice oIlis currv according 10 Act of Con.
grus.. Aud be- likewise pauirull. iu Obtaining them
az 100 Chatham st.. New Yrrk. at lroul Inc REGULAR
Agents WAL ~. Wh-alfu-.
= MORRISON. Culunbrs.
MYERS. FALLN COLLINS.
nov % Lancaster. O.
u "'iHi ''\"u'"is'+,'s i''
u = r ''"t"''"' ''N''fH."' '''''a assesses iH'r
.'"''">"' U''"''' coughs 'n''S' ','''Ihs Of
80" pun 90 'Il ~ "'' ''' ''"''e "',r"','''I'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-25

KNOBACCO. SEGARS q SNUFF-2J hose. RIrb.
mond Tohucco, consisting Of extra pound lump.
,l2s. Is. and ladies Twist
% IN. genuine PrucIpco Segars. Negro RcnIop
and z. j. -. Brands.
3 bbls CARROTS Philadelphia Scotch Snuff i'm
blaId-rs. Congress. Maoauba, Rappce and Nat.
tA,iosh IA . titles, Ju,, .-a'e''od and lor sale by
june % SOLOMON J. ~ 'oI 10
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TOPPER -UralIcrs escorted NUs
u ShcaHhinE 90 do
~ ,dJlronsl supFly i1st received ond 30 saA
,rns 10 PAXrONS a. TfNCL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-25

EyCLECTIC SCHOOL BOJKS-Wc always Re,
% large supply ct thH following School BIok0
aUI are prepared t1 fIufsh schools anil cJuufl
dslrol. .n as eo5I terrss as tl.. can be- saa oft.
-rr..- .r
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-25

6NRCULAR-AIMWELL SEMINARY, MART
~ INEILLE, OHIO-Aim 10 90 well. for. w.,tev.
sris worth doing al all Ia worth doing well; and learn 10
10 wcll.
Tbs Institution Is a Female boarding school. con.
duriei upon M AImNeli system for mental and 10 anu.
81 learning. that affords a huInc cducalsun. imunrliup
the general sGbs'antial branches ot tuition. which az.
cites ihe requisites. and induce The uscfu! requirements
OF Female literature and learning, not learning 10 Ia
hour but laborns To learn wI,h a government over
mind and manne!s leHienriy aud strictly Introduced
aHa maintained. AMI a discipline induciye zud not co.
ercsSe applied with assduity and proprleIy OR the ELI
Cheney ut experience under the presiding influence -.
4" training mp IN i.- nurture and adrnonition of good.
mess, by tho Principal
II WRIGHT.
y. B.-Terms for board ard miiipn. $50. 90 sim
per nnnum, payable quarterly ia advance Tor further
particulars address IhrC' the post Office, pos, raid
kiarins ferry.
Mlrtinsfcrry, June p, lS49.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-25

Address your or!ers 10 john VI. Clarke, universally
ud"iiicd to DC iae greatest prize sclger in The United
States
of March, 1910.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-25

RJn, fll.DtttN u tlfilN.'-
Dln..r,ls case ct Convictions and pa.uIui Deut,
ipn. trIrrd pv Or VIM Evan Nn"ruru- syrup
Torfr A0sNr or "a. EyAN~ NoorH SC NvEJr
Deer Sir hcgTratb cp,ht at 'Fdru O. my en- Per.
rgluftuf hy ypus ~oIfh.v- >yrn7. lu q e. Sc . pr'-
'Tt..ri and painful dCnuIoU, must OuuNlocs every
ceiling par.a' how essential an cIHy auul.au"n u'
u h au iuy a.upbC meIlrir" Is Ia T'u,NC infant
misery and torture. NV infant wIlc trctrtg, a. err
suc.i such acute su'crings thar Z was attacked
with cpnyu. .ru'.s, aud my wItc and i1nuly suppose
hat death wpu.t soon release Oh" babe ifom du-u ID
nm " procured a bottle e your syrup; wti"u a.
soon a. applied 90 the gums, "A wonder nj change
was produced. and after q few Applications, tine
rs use. : ann glad 90 Inform you. that the child has
aouYlrfr1y re-. y.rei. aud mo- recurrence, 81 that
,wr-l c.u9irlnt has since ecCurrcc; tire teeth are
.maaauu- ial.y. and the ehld enjoys perfect health.
I glyr yuu ms cheerful pernis~lnu iu make tti> an
Nulwleigemrut public. All viii Il dty give any "a
WI JOHNSON.
4 rrn'lrn1n who has made trial Of Or. u" ~
au-' >,1thn SyTgp IN h.s family. Nl ease oiaittil
NJ ghltD WISHES ~ 20 s'Gta that ne found I entirely
II -cfrli ru relieving pal 10 the sums, q ~ prevent
uG tho rInse4gcurcs which sowtuWc- tHu0w. We
sheCgf!.I comply with his r,4'cst-San.
awe believe it : generally acknowledged %
lose who have tired u. chat DO. IVAN syrup Tor
'hItren Cutting Ttsth, a 'yDrtIsrd "a annihrr col
nu, l. highly useful article for the purposes tur
yhtch % Is intended. HlShl" respc. table IrdiN "a
ais. a. any rate. who have made use Of A., 90 n
pgtafe 20 give 10 virtues the satct.Jn " t.CIr
"A ues. -BJ=tyU Traveller.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-25

To Cen. ". H. HARRISON.
Cincinnati, Ohio.