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VALUABLE FARM
FOR SALE.

gTyvIIE subscriber will sell from ono 10 TIVE hun
IL bred acres OF land as may suit the pur-
chaser, with good dwelling house, with milk aud
cheese.house attached :---also hroe barns on the
same. Itiswoli proportioned for moving, pastvr-
ing, and tillage well walered and wooded; has
I've hundred good maple trees with sufficient Or
chafding for family's use. This farm is situated
two hundred rods north OF the brick Meeting House
in Fairfield, formerly owned and occupied by Col.
JEHiEL HULL. Said farm will be sold on credit.
For further particulars enquire Of the subscriber
on the premises.
THE subscriber will nlso sell TWENTY GOOD
DAIRY COWS, with or without The farm, on a
credit of from Six TO EIGHTEEN months, with
gopd security. +.
s.ta4gt JOSEPH B0WDISH
. North fairfield, March 26ih, 1870.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-05-06

The President Is censnted in some oil
the English and Irish papers for making
1" too Little, allowance 10 The injured, and
therefore Naturally indigpan. feelings Of
the border Canadians" These are tie
words Of Bells Life in London.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-05-06

British PHILANTHROPY. One huudrcd
and sixty eight liberated Africans, eaptut-
cd b. her Britannia Majesty's schooner
Shiliark, are sent 10 Trinidad 10 be ta-
corgoFaisd iaio her Drgltanie .naiesty's
ana West India RegtmtRi Of negToesl
Tbefeis Is for you!--ye admirers Of Brit
ish Philanthropy. British Emancipation,
British National Faith. and all that. II
these negroes, NOW that they are trans
lated into British Soldiers, are not Free
men-whai are they = Spirit Of '76.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-05-06

.gao.ker Tory 1.-The Rieht-Res-
ssaa Bishop Of Montreal Jean Jacqoes
uurse, died at Montreal, on the 10Th
terl. This reverend prela,e was a radical
tie House Of Assembly undertook TO
.,aa law for The greater security of the
,as,es paid to the church in the different
-snshes. This attempt on the part OF. the
representation Of the People 70 make The
Priests accountable for the monies they
,,crised, made tory OF him and since then
sc has been miserable tool in the hands
of the British Government. And TO re-
,smpease his political aposiacy he was
nade Bishop Of Montreal. To show the
Eaelish Government that he was ready TO
10 say thing FOR the support Of The crown,
h issued in October 1887, his fsmons
piGtcsl-pastoral letter, which was received
br the people with that contempt which
Il deserved. After the rebellion he issued
,aother letter of the same description, in
which he regularly cursed all those who
died in defence OF their country. Such
vas the political character of the man
whose death we announce this day.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-05-06

cy- NJ. Thoncs' absence his sceek Is
,sy apclegg for the aon-appearsnee u Tie
,,,sl quantity or Editorial mailer.
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RECEIPTS PER MAIL.

Received since our last acknowledge
men,, from A. ". b. Boonville, N. Y.
s.; Charles 4. Seymour, Burlington, Vt,
81; George w. Baker, South Hero, VT,
81; J. w. Little, Shoreham, VI. 81. g
rJ- The Post Master Of Albany, Or
Fans County, VT, viii find it more proiita-
bic TO pay US 80, than to nag US out of I9
moths papers. We want to hear from The
ate Post Master of East Montpelier, VI.
also. N9 a iaAs
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- Rnnk RobLer al Riehmon9. I'll

The Bank RobJer at Richmond. The
astonishing deIalcalion 10 the Bank Of
Virginia and The elopeineat OF the iirst tel
Ter, Wm. Beverly Dabeey, continue 70 be
the absorbing topics Of conversation. The
amnnnt OF the deficit, rs asceftained on
Saturday was about s575, ooo-of which
there were found CHECKS, representing a.
bout saS5. 900. or these checks S2l5s COO
were drawn by Benjamin w. Green, Of
Richmond, the residue 10y mercantile
houses Of that city, the names Of which
have moi trsnspired. The chrcks Of course
were not catered on the books. Dednct-
ing the amount Of checks from the deficit,
il would appear that Dabney carried oil
with him, in notes about S295, 000.-
Fredericksburg Arena.
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TtST PUBLISHED,

JUST PUBLISHED,
A ND for Sale here, and a, the Office of Mac
ia konzie's Gazette, Rochester, N. Y, TnE
CAROLINE AL.M1N4Ck,
And american Frceman's Chronicle for
meea 1910.
North American, Swanton, VT, March 1910.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-05-06

PARDON .--Thomas Clark, colored
man. convicted before the II. s. Circuit
Cour, at Newport, in June last, Of the
murder Of John Gray, on board the brig
frederick Dhu, Of Providence, on The
coast Of Africa, and since his conviction
in the jailin that city, has been pardoned
bv The President OF the United States, and
dscharged.-N Y. Sun.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-05-06

announcing he demise ofera1ted per
sons in Chiaa.--The lady OF his Excellen-
CIV, the Hoppe, died lately at Canton.
Her death was announcedin the Tartan
manner, by SAYING "tllat she had gone 70
rarnbIe among the genii." The governor,
and all the great officers Of the province,
called and expressed their 'ueraiion.' The
phraise is not one ofgref, but rather one
of anger and indignation.4 !
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-05-06

Singular Death. daughter Of Mr..
A. L. We.herwax, OF Sand Lake, New
York, about 8 yearsof age, while lighting
a match on Saturday las, was sndocnied
bv i,s fumes,. apd although in. measure
restored by cold. water, which she contln-
ued 20 call for and swallow, she died in a.
bout two hours afterwards, and before
medical aid could be obtained. Thu
should operate as cauibn to every one
who use these mate hes. PLAT. Whig.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-05-06

a Standing .qrmy.--The Secretary Of
War has devised plan, which is sanction
Ell hy the President Cor draughting or en-
listing one hundred thousand men as q
Standing army, 81 which New vo.k Is 10
furnish $4,000 in active service. This
plan Is commended hy the Republican.
This is a renewal OF one Of The most oh
noxious of tic old Federal measures. lii.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-05-06

C5-Mr. Peter Edcs died at Bangor on
the 2Slh Of March, in the s5tli year Of
his age. He was the Oldest printer IN The
United S;ates.--D. as. u
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-05-06

AN ANGULAR DUEL.--At Pyrmont, in
the principahty OF Waldeck, according 70
a journal of the country, a duel lately took
place, in which one a the combatants
stood within the principtiiry Of Lippe, and
his adversary within that of Waldeck,
and one. of the seconds mthip the kingdom
Of Hanover; the balls were afterwards
found in the Duchy of Brunswick. The
affairs consequently took place at the con-
yergenl angles of four different states. ID.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-05-06

a Teriaa Judge charged NTH Murder.
"A letter from Austin, dated January
18th, says Judge Robinson was tried
for mufder before Judge SheIhy--colnmit-
ted Tor sfial--taken before Jones, Rnsk
and Mills, OH habeds corpus, aud discharg-
ed. He has resigned, and John Heupell,
Esq, hg an almost unanimous vote, cleo
ted 10 ill the vacancy.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-05-06

Tie farmers Cabinet says that the
sugar bee.is superior 10 any thing else for
the faltening Of sheep. Mutton which
has been brought inlo Philadelphia mar
ket, by several farmers, fed on the sugar
heel, hay, and small portion OF corn,
commands an extra price, as the meat Is
more juicy, and very tender.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-05-06

Important Discovery. "A very impor
tant discovery in Paris is spoken Of. A
gentleman has succeeded in making very
exceIlen; bread from beet root, mixed will
a small portion OF potatoe -four. II I
said that It's bread is ofvery excellent quail
ity, and can be sold 10 the public a, SO low
price as two sous per pound.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-05-06
GRAND MENAGERIE.

Alburgh, April 18th, 1910.
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For sale also at this Office.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-03
9 Q 9 9 9 9

/ Aftcr reading the above and the following tx
tracts from lew # The several thousrnd letters
addicsseL - II. Rowland, 10y responsible POST
MASTERS, To whom any person can easily w5ite
who can Tor nome doubt the mighty POWERS OF
! ,,e ma,Cnloss oahauve' aud who csn wonder thar
thtTe - sulh an excitement among PLY SlCIAN 81
Post Once. kingston ~ Y. Julv2i. lsas
Df. Rowland, Slr,-rnC effects of the German
S asi'S bfE $" isT Il One Tm'n thai
been ~ continued night sweats ~ seven mo .fls
now considers herself WELL. She .ook no other
vas taken with BLEEDING AT The LUNGS
W. 'e eIuiI nyI fai.e hnse.t ~ us bed has bccu
restored 10 FERF,GGr iEALTH by Che SanaiIve.
JOHN Y. TiLLBCRGH, p. VI.
Pos, Office Wccdsport ~ y. July .is3s.
Dear ,n.-Gn che arrival Of the Sana,lvc, | sold
two rhIals 80 person, =. 20 we're cons,dorsd BIZ
GoED. ANY ASSISTANCE 80" Ply 81
IIANS. One, merchant 0iour village was, W.
shorty after he commenced taking the Sanative.
sc BEGAN Q" recover, and he has now gone to New
i,l,c ,.ts-'i..-l' hoous 70 renew his b1siness.-
t't utntI was woman who for eight months had
nor l'li her hed-in SIX days she rode two miles and
O''N 's''" and Is t'ining aston .shtng.y
Post Office. Charlotte. n. G. June ~. isls
SUI have sold all the Sanativc and want two
I''naie1 more mined lately u has performed a
~ EANI, and he individual saysit Is the best med
!, me ever oiitfe 10 the AmcHcan poop e, although
i NV. DOCIOIiS ARE TRYING TO PUT III
H. B. WILLIAMS, p. NJ.
q. Post Office. North Eaton Ohio. Ju.y2.1s3s. !
SUI am ,1tT.ly ont Of the Matchless Sana- /
i've ano have hourly calls fpr It-many from dis
.'iict Of ~ or 20 nlcs-in which eases pcorlc are
1tugh disappointed in not being able 10 6btain it
my Gem wiling TO give any price Tor it, aud .
Jug nave sold urng the past week more than a
, Injured o. lars worth of 10 bod % been on hand -
- II Truly 4 GREAT MEDICINE Many In
,h- vicinity are fast recovering from the CONSUME
uJu uy the use oft.
u. G. WILMOT. N
tOhee Monrovin. Fred Co Md Ma, p. 1895.
car S.f-l have sold a bottle Of the Sanaf.ye 10
w - H'' b1rti about month since and ssv,
~" 'lltb. wugn BE- told INC h. had been for some
i ime poo CONFIRMED CONSUN PTION. and
. ne very trst drop be took, be- felt D. in his fn-
~ 'nQs. ana that % made him sick Tor several
l'5 n out thanLs 90 Precedence. be- SAID he was
.,'ly VOL tie s1ys. THE MATCHIESS-a
- - ILLS \ PNONlbENTIAT DISCOV. II
I. ~ OK IHt GOOD OF THE UTMtN
FAMlLN. JACOB t'R6NISr ~ ~
we above are but small portion of thenpmoroy.
fuHcaics ihnt have been received with fbg 49,,
..i 500 wsir1 may p. seen by applying 10 he.
!, fig'f, 90 Che counting r0om1f Moore Cf,,t.
u 70 M"hro' street. who hes been ,rro,r a 80
IF,ni ior tIe city ol Wheeling ''''"''N s'll
igf .'is by GEO. HARRISON.
Agent. {
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-03
PATENT .isEDFCE.s.E,S.
A BOUT BRANDREDPU,S PILLS.

a BOUT BRANDRED CH'S P.LI.S.--
N They have cured since their introduction 10
tne eh,Sd STATES, probably near 100000 persons
OF consainpiOn nhIcpzs, Gods, indigo st.On, dys-
pepsta n al ache. ands ensc If fll tess in thc hc
pat oi the mead usually the symr toms Of ipoplexy,
lannoice fever aud aCue, bilious scarlet, typhus,
yellow, and common fJveTs of all kinds asthma
g30'' rheumatism, n'rvous Diseases. liver cora-
s,trits rspturcs inf'ama;on, sore eyes fts p,lsev
dropsy, small pcx, measles GROUP, coughs whoop-
ing conSh, qulnsey, ch0iic, cholera Eiorbus. graz
vel WORMS Is sanitary, deafness ringing noises II,
the head, klRgs evil scrofta. erysipelas or saint
AntEonys tirc, salt rhvum white evenings ulcers
some Of thirty years standing. cancers, tumors
swellcd feet aud ess, plies occurrences ali e,,'n,
mons OF the SIT particularly ring worta > ich,fA
dreams, female complaints Of 'ery kind, especial
Although It will only be yc years M xt lT av since
the hrsi Office was established Ia New York vet
an mat time have sold over nine mliiops of box.
IS. aud have now seventeen Offices for Thor xcl,
lNe sae. at least every urincif nj city ri IN.
,nioh, at al expense of near Forty Thousand Do,
lars yer year And with the expenses of advcrtsipt
9nd other ineIdentals, this sum was a little owe
One Hundred Thousand Dollars for the wear ls3s
some idea may be formed of How the mn, ticine i
appreciatsd rom these !alts-lhcy are indeed III,
Sreatcst blessing THAI ever yet Las bccn bestowed
suppo-e a hundred volumes might In filed vii
eeriihed cases of care solely By BrandIoii's vesr
table Universal Pals, on all the above me1iione,
, seeding from Impure Blood. The folIo,irr case .
ulcer deserves attention:
Mrs. Clark, Of Thbury street, Broahlyn. for f,ur
c enureB prevented her from usns that hand
,. Ointment OF AL sorts and many purifying nedi
tnea were made use of, bot were al NJ avail unit
, the Brandreth Pills were uscd-wDIch IN month
made perfect cure. u = now nearly four wear
: since this cure was effected, aud has never bee
: advertised before, although have had liberty 10
50.
il Ny agent IN BrpoSlyn, Mgs Booth, Of - Fulto
,r street, knows Mrs. Clark an can speak from ia
own knowietgc, ofmany similar cases. cured soel
BY The puniynS powers Of these truly celebrate
u Although Counierfeiting Druggists continue
70 advertise Brandreth's Pals M t,cr windows VI
remember that IN al YOU viii be certain 10
q. 49,. 49, iMros ~ oN ~ A coUNrELFrir
. II YOU PURCHASE DRUG lists STORl
. 80 w own Offices IN New No;k are
" III Broadway, betwcea Murray street AMI Par
g place. nearly opposite the City Hall
Philadelphia office, No. 8. North Sh street.
baltimore office corner Of Light and Mercer street
!, Pittsburgh oilcc No l26 Wood street.
II STEPHENSON & CARWOOD. (succcssors TO 4
. & r. Fi>her) are the ONLY authorised Agents f.
. WHEELING. Va. oct 81 On
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-03
p.97'EyYT' .uEDECx.N.z,S.
GOELICKE's MATCHLESS sANt-

GOELlCKE-S MATCHLESS SAM.
~ TIVE, medicine gilmore value to rnao thaa
the vast mines OF Aasigia, the united tre,s-
ures of our Globe--d medicine, Nhich IA obfoiued
eqVIiiy ffom the vegetable. animal anl rn'perai
knSdoms, and thus possesses a ranEEFo.- poNyer
"a medicine, which. though designed as a ronn,,iy
Tor consumiuon solely - possessed Of a ry@teri.
Ou- influence over many dlseaSesOf the human 80
icm,-a medicine, Which begins 10 10 y,incJ ay
Physicians, who arc DAILY winessirl. its alto
ing cures of raony whOrl thcy had Resigned t1 ii,
gEssp OF the lssArIArtE GRAvs.
DoSE OF the Sanauvs. Tor adults one dror. fo
chhdrcn,a haifdrop; and for infants quarter DION
me direcnons explaining the manner of taking /,
hall or quarter drop.
rareE-rhree Snd one third nix Gcars, (S2.5o,
4 per HALF oCScE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-03

' '1Y hidur Saddles. o. offer thom. ,ybi,f, \.
Nl'''s NfidIc. inverted by Mr. Moses Baldwin -.
'''.nil9oa over amy rhue ever m,srf,F h.,
y, wy of v'id'cs tor ease 70 the rider and ,l. =.
''' n'.-c W"are aware 81 the prcigdicss ,,......
i'. fnr .Ifilos in oors-1uouce 81 t,e u,r,,,...
20 N''ns ui'n 10 perfection, but Boz uiis ,,.
''y invite ih0so who With o. riIc ea.e. T.. 49,.
,h'm ffral l,.I ac esl l,.f ,s 80 4. l.|
be- l1 ji'1fpomm.ai ="
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-03

iQCokS-3s pres half pipes and casks Wines
~ and Liquors. consisting of Cogniac Brandy "A
Ssgneic" brand. pale and dark color Bordeaux do
Fine Champagne. do Vintage 1921. Lisbon aud Ma.
deira Wines, London Port treble Grape" Sucet Ma
lsga. Irish -vhis.cy. " l.. Rum Holland Gin Do.
mjohns ASSORTED sizes. jest received anil for sale low
by the cask or GA drafts ty SOLOsoN KING,
jan 80 No AZ w,ter :,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-03
k'!I!l!EIyIETyL!.s.x!,!s 1';ls.ll'T'.'Sl.s.

TsNIlE LUCiNA COBDlAL.-SINCE
= the inuod,ctiou Of Tins celebrated medicine
toto the Uritci States several eminent physicians
have cl'se'y exam ned 90 90 see how FAR rs mcn's
Inlgbt correspond with us intentions aud the ro.
suit 900 defiance Of their prejudice against patent
uostrums, has been decidedly IN ITS favor For
instance they had tp admit from experience aud
study That The ertaf cousc ~ uu.rutfu.ncss is The
weakness ur dpbI.fat1u of fhr most mysterious de-
Iasimcnt 81 ihc human system and shat if envy no.
dichc could be brought t1 -ut iuusdi Ifsiy there
ou, 81 Sufficient power Go inv Eoratc without exec
ing, ahd thcrehy causing relapse, that this dcplY
Fable evil might b. corrected.
The following crruGr1's was presented O., pr Mac.
mo, inventor OF tlo LIc,nl Cordial or Eliyer o.
Respocrd and hororrd Sir W. have su in
varcty Of casc1 tested ihc rsmartahlc fleet of your
great discovery and have RI .-Jml'rd Tor ti. ,,rv
bose 81 bearing evidence % The cts. aud tend. rry
YOU the honor which Is your dr The Iucna
ti0fdialis iu our opinion, an iuis.Ih.a remedy fDr
tne pfos.rttpn Oi tbc pro~reant functions ald or.
utcl1i bauenuess Iai therefore mfsf prove n
blessing t1 thc human race. Wecan also bear ,y..
denco thar ih7reIs nothing in % Of a merrurai ur
aeieteti9us neig-e a0d 300 short, that 30 10 one Of
WIN ternnt' "i IdWr1I1n and respect, wc &c.
main, dear SIR your ot.i ent servant
Adncu Dtcr4aI Octave Nieola.
Jean y Huc, Robert Stevenson,
Tie Lucua Cordial BE- a'a4 en- fTlnbttabIr rryc m,
heglcct and fhr FluOr AIbus 05s'ru-t,d ii frraIf .
ptIlful msasfluanon also ilr tle inconunsl,r
ui.uc 0f che iuvulunfaF d.-rHHrga thereof ff
slteAiso en- iHval. hia anI u1rs1.lai pr.l,r,
y cases oi Chronic Erup'i1rs az the skin. and tp
M lr1a.IeaI ffaffirnF q fhr eyed
- fsJct.aIs particular 'o OBSERVE fHat n G.,-
- ~ is puI' 90 tlo a.rec ZOOS whrI are e.slr
with eHDl bottles r h. ri.I beautifully ..nIss4.4 .
on tho c9'pr.f sHIu bills vRrh ere hung fn fb,
Gtcr-s where fHE r.. In. Cordi4l o. fer .rIa
PVT. ha..rs would a..I De- well 90 rffra-E F-f
thc name l.Hl.l8 N.f. Of d. steamed u th. 49,.
81 each f1i.f uuI ..s1. faat flc simi O. III frs
Aueucgr Agsnt s.Hsfrrs. tV. 4. p Hanson
wit be- fsu1o on frf urf Al. IrHaI
THIS vfllc5le nlf'...a. ff .iI. b., n,r C,rfg,,
"Nff RI l'' '.ua..cr ava q Ian.
90 Go PirshuFh; J.ua Baker and . o..
ba,kar Wheeuu- alj O.. r .a.H .-.....r f,.
49, e.f NN.'. NV II
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-03

~ EEDIES. NEEDI.ES,.-Jast received AT Tho
~ Music q Variety Store, Union 81. large nsror-
ment OF Crowley a Sons celebrated needles of all szc
The subscriber being appointed agent for the sale of The
aovc named article. sell 10 city AMI counir, rner
chants at The Manufacturers prices wholesale or rc,,
uh hand very superior .edle made expressly ,r tn,
!ors and Miiiners, respectfully invite both 10 call
AID examine. dec J. NtrIIOR 'Iin;nn.t
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-03

4 NoPAlrrNERSIIIP NOTiCE-JAnEs II. For.
~ sfrH. (of the recent firm of Forsyth & After.
bur) and Moore & Clarke have formed a conrec.
ton lor The purpose of conducting a general Forward
ing and COMMISSION Business in this CITY, under the
style Of FORSYTH, MOORE & CLARKE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-03

koliN MOORE, late Superintendent of The Civ
- Wafer Works. informs the citizens of Who line
'hat ne has purthasedout Mr.. CIV. BROOKS Plum
Der and Is fully prepared furnish all articles in hi
Inc, such lIydranis Lead Pumrs Pines of vor,o,s
Kinds and sizes. IIaIIers' Kettles, and Sheet Lead
Having his machine propelled 10y steam, he will he
able To furnish all articles in his line with punciur
and despatch
Wheeling. Va. Feb 4 ISlO-Iy
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-03

~ WI = N NlNrI n.
SADDLE TRUNK A. HtR.
MSS MANuFACTORy.
No lJl MINI S'r,.t WL,,J,,r
Would inform their iuoHd. a
The public fhatfhor stI omurp,
ihc above bfsmcs aud I8,,
something new is hic WY Of
Spanish. Half Spanish anil
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-03
~ Germaa coin, value 70 cents.

bllei history OF the immortal Exgerirnsnter who
has SACRIFICED LARGE roperty and nearly s'r years
OF mental ana bodily tell uTOu the altar uf human
heuevolcncc, must be ftaufht with thr ling interest
20 tho Western we'll Eastern Word lie i
kinsman o. DIR. NSppKw CFFoN GoEticgE. the vel
known author otthc Historic Medicinae Universal
us, who gained great reputation throughout Ger
many w the commencement Of the last centary, ty
zeaiously advocating the doctrines Of The ecccnir.
Or. STAuI- Having lost his father by S'ruonsump-
iian. Go"l~kn wls leit with a large estate. Pr.
,unt'e ci uS and fortunate for generations yet ua-
born his polar star was the good Of his fellow men
and Ne vowed IN the name Of the Being who
made HIM, that he would spend hrs Lass shilling and
his e with u, ere he would stop short Of the disco
very of the CAUsE and CuRE OF that dreadCl dis
ease, wnich had torn from him a beloved parent
The lefty s3irt OF Goclckc Wa cha'ed by the
100 INST reroaeh cast upon the healing art that It's
moecilty and ignorance serve but court and fos-
ter disease and hrs aspiring soul would not per
rait him % srovel with the great mass Of ply
So ms IN the DIM twilight Of meil-a al know lodge
Nhai! said he, has the God of nature been
more prOyident TOR tho ca ihy reptiles that crawl
~ our iect Than for the noblcst Of his creation.
Mani Has he not kindly 81 ovded an anidoie 20 a
maadlcs en- Of the hateful toad, an the very leaf
nat was designed as It's shelter from the storml
,Iare We; men, impiouslx charge our VI aker with
VAST OF FOREsIoHIl Heaven forbl!i
Bcns fully persuaded of the cyisicncs Of a sover
eign remedy for CONSUMPTION. then undscover,d
ihis gisnt,miuded philo ophor ard experimental
commenced ranSacking III. three kingdoms az ma
ture, vegetable, animal and mineral and with the
Key Of chemistry IN hand. unlocked her sacred ar
chges. Not satisfied with surveying the beautiful
exterior Of her Tiuns temple, this jealous chemist
made n bold entrance into the inner courts and
there, directed 10y the Great Chemist OF the Univers
91taliei from NATURES MEo.ciSE CHEsT, hIz
Dr.. Herman Eimnller. and two other srour most
eminent physicians, twhosc testimonials will be
found annexed 20 this prospectus, publicly arknoN
ledge It's mighiy efficacy in curing hot only Con.
sumption. but other frariul m1iadics which they
nave her.to ore believed lncurab!c. They frark-E
" confess that ~ Il the most ularcountable ia q
man hands. y
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William E1lcy Complainant
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Wills bdrnrs and john s. Webb ueG.pJ.tts
The defendant Barnes bot having erits5,g nj. .,..
poarancc and given security according o. The rrt =,
Assembly aud the rules 1T trs coUr. ,nj IL oa,-,,,,
hy satisfactory evidence th1t De- b. r8f an uibsit,
Of ihis Commonwealth. on no'un Of complement h,
roun-e y "riergd is'' s'd defendant dpappcar hero
Ca Tie first day 81 ihc next spnu, term of ti. 80,
outer hs appearance. give security iortho p~rrn,,.
uf Che decree m thc cause and anssc- thc hIl Of tb
complainant or Otherwise defend sand grit anJu,,f .
copy ot hsn order De- forthwith inserted n sgsno news.
taler printed in the city ~ wheeling or two monihs
slcccsivcly and vested OF ihe front door of The ,fy,
h.I.e uf Ohio county.
= COY issfe ALEX 7 LAIDLrY. CIk
N@A'i iei somgt joni In
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