Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-08
ISWAIMS VERMlFUGE-THE MOST
~ USEFUL FANNY MEDICINE EVER OF.

~ USEFUL fAhlt NfDlClN nv Xix Of
FERED TO THE PUBLIC.
TINS well known Anu Dysenteric aud Worn
Medicine has proved successful these twelve yea
past, and IL universally ackdowledeed by all VIII,
have tired ~, TO be far superior to any other med
cine ever employed IN the disea ses for " hich II D
~esommende It's perfectly safe, aud no chill
Worms being especially apt to infest persons o
dehhItatcd digestive organs and emacisted consiitu
lions, much mischief is often done by the ordinsr,
worm medicines. which general consist of the
strongest purgatives, calomel, that destroyer of IN,
wormseed OIL. &c. DC. Articles of this kidd may dc.
stroy wotms, but they deb:litite the stomach, and
often materially injure the general health. without
re moving the ca iee. SWANS NermIfuge has the
peculiar advantage OF removing the cause of worms
nv giving vigor and healthy scti.n 20 the s.omach,
bowels. and organs of digestion, thereby relieving
measles, Group, hopping cough, &c. This IN GiCine,
by invigoraiing the internal functions. strengthen
ing the organs OF digestion, and removing the pri-
relieve Bowel Complaints Cholic, Dysentery, Dys-
pepsa. and the whole train of hillary affections.
SICK HeadaCh, Acldiiy of the Stomach Foul Breath
Breeding Piles, &c. IL IL an antidote IN the early
stages Of Fever and Cholera Morbus. As a scner-
al Family Medicine. it stands unrIvalled, as II i;
applicable TO most of the diseases to which children
are subject. Swaim's Vermlfuge will be found Of
some utility TO persons who occasionally indulge
in the conyivIality of the table a dose taken be.
fore dinner will anticipate the eftSis of acidity of
the stomach. not uufrtquently produced by wine.
In the neglect Of this. however, Y dose IN the morn
inR or the following morning, will, IN most inst n
ces, restore the tone of the stomach. n
families resident in the country, and isolated In
a measure from medical ADVICE, travellers. journey.
ing to the far west, or bound TO distant po is. som
lnsries and all public in .titutions aud charitable
associations viii find this remedy, constantly at
Prepared at SWAiM's LABORATORY. Phiiadel-
phia.. HENRY JOHN SHARPE, General AGENT
No. S6 PINE Street, New York aud sold by every
ss.soim. WI. SWAIN &. SON.
" REAL ESTATE. IN n NEAR
WHEELING vA-On Tuesday the lt DE,
cember next. shall offer for sale At public auction in
Wheeling. tho farm belonging TO the estate of james
Pemberion deceased, lying in Virginia near Short
Creek. about seven miles from Wheeling and n half
mile from the Ohio river. The tract cuniains about
343 acres of which about 400 are cleared. There arc
on II two dwellings and an excellent barn, and a gUod
orchard. IL is well supplied with timber and coal
The -oil Is Of excellent quality; and il is considered
one Of the most valuable tracts Of land in the aeighbOr.
hood. and rs well situated rs any Of them for all farm.
ny purposes.
shall also offer for sale n the same time. Lots :
and . and part of Lot No. 6 lying on the west side OF
Main. and South side of Franklin Street in Wheeling
with The improvements. consisting oGihe extensive and
valuable steam saw mill belonging 10 the estate OF said
Pemberion. For any manufacturing purpose this is be
Ieved TO be- one of the most desirable locations ir
Wheeling. being convenient for coal and lying in the
immediate vicinity OF the river. Part of il. is also vel
adapted for dwellings.
The terms Of snle will be one fourth IN cash: the
residue in three equal insialmenis bearing interrs
from the day OF sale and payable respectively in six
twelve or eighteen monIh>:-Ibe purchaser To be en-
titled To his deed on making the cash payment. and Sc
curing the residue by deed of trust on the property sold
him. or IN such other manner rs may be satisfactory t
the Undersigned.
The title TO the property is considered undoubiedl,
good;-Ihvugh. selling merely rs an executor and ,rus
tee under the will Of said James Pemberton deceased
I do not bind n~.yselfio warrant the same.
JOHN FAWCETT. EI'r of James Pember;on.
Wheeling sep %, 1916