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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-04
Consumption Cured,

Mr. Edward US el, was, Iu las December sue.
dcniy seized with cold shtvcungs. which were sue
ceCdcd BY pains nv every part Of q fHt body To.
pans continued severe until The month Uf Nav,
when he ccsan 20 spi biood, tins was suDr.y aftet
succeedc BY hacking cough svc. Ing AMI pain
in the chest, ami the discharge Of blood tr08i the
r0u't became considerable these sym, tome.
viii - often The mUsseuZor1 II sudden death
wetl, the course ol &C. weeks followed by
ttttE vs,cid snppuration, mingled with bl-od This
,trcnusnucs appeiros ~ uyc hIW temporary ~.
| 4, e. tie cough .ccumc 'sss 'Tyublg3cm. sul
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-04
BEWARE OF cOUNTERRFFiTI,Ss .
mr.. GOODIES CELEBRATED FE.

~ male Pills These Fills are strongly room.
n.nucd TO the notice of the ladies as a safe and
ul'leht remedy IN removing those compla tnts
jcculIar 10 their from ant of exercise or A.,
raj debility of the System, distinctions Sunnr.s
SONS, ana lrrcguiarlry OF the hcnsrs; atthe snrlt
me strengtheninS, cleansing, and giving tone o.
ne stomach and Bowels, add producing a new
ma healthy actIOn throughout The system ccncr
any Ihry create Appetite, correct luCIgt stOn, re-
move III iInCSS. aud Nervous Headache and arr
minently useful IN those hatuleut complaints
NhI.h stress Females so much At the Turn oi
10 They phY7te cOstN ness, and rUun tr..ct al
iystcrical aud Nervous Affections, likewise AFFORD
uoihIug aud aud permanent relief in Fluuf AlLus
y Whites, and IA the mos obstinate cases of IhIo-
pss's. or Green Sickness. they invariably restor,
ne pa!lld and delicate female 10 hcsith and Wig
These Pills have gained the sanction ard M.
rotation Of the most eminent Physicians IN the
.nItCd states. and many Others likewise ties
uy 10 tncir extraordinary efficacy. To mnTgied fe-
ualoS; whose expectations of the tenderest oil Dies
u Conrublal happiness have been defeat r+, thrS,
MS may be truly esteemed blTssiul boo1. This,
Don renOva e all functional debility and II tnkey
TcofdlhS To clrectons, obNIate all woIbir acuoyu
,hcycispei that fulsomc and dsagiecrbr sensation
ommon 10 females At ,nch monthly rc'uTn Ike
wise the attendant PAINS m the back side uT lus
ley generally COunteract the nausea vomiting
other nervous aiiectguC ~ CaorJsis or green
ekness ln few days ana u continued &C ord ~
directions seoa effect a perfect ,ur,. Nothing
sos.Snaily efhcdcious IN recruiting the paid ulC
cklNirmCe WAC has been during her life IrrPguI-r
nd sensitive as the FEMALE PILLS. These
'iis inNlgorgte the whole svsren, improve the me.
cory and enIven the inauguration, create apo
r1' ana restore tranquil rcpOse. Many hundred
emai"s can testify Of their efficacy, ana many
ny sicians IN this city, as also throughout the Uni
.i states can bear testimony 10 their merits and
NTa Tdl airy VIRTUES. They are invaluable to en-
eel,d and relaxed females, who fro ~ repeated and
thcult l,b0urs are afflicted with weakness and
lhrmles, IN which case they ave hgnly usc.sl
uShslIeuiKg at tie same time the stomach, the
aek the weakened organs, ana he whole conSli-
zion.
This medicine is acknowledged TO BE one Of the
aost valuable ever discovered, as partner Of III.
'iood ana Fluids IL rs superior TO SaTsaparI.la
'hetner as sudJrItic or Alternative.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-04

4 OOK OuT-The person who took o. BASkE1
A from my Store yesterday ,kcly BOZ mistake viii
pessc return wiia thc money and r1u'sJfs within
week OF Will call on them iorit They vofs oh-or
veJ b. a pe-son Who ssv ,hcrn, and their nuns =
-t,r, an Jn' low THIS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-04
DYSPEPSIA. DYSPEPSIAn

More Rroefs Of he IGoury ef Or. LaricTS Nedi incs
Mr. JAMES HARTMAN, of Sumnytown. Pa. entirely
cured of the above disease. which he afflicted with
for SIX years. Ills symptoms wore sersc of deten-
SION and oppression after eating drcssEg pain in the
pit of the stomach loss of appetite, giddncss
AM dmness ofsghi, extreme debility iiaiulency acrd
eructaons sometimes vomiting and pain ~ the right
side depression Of spirits disturbed rest. iantncs and
not able 10 pursue his business without causing mme
diate exhaustion AMI WEAKNESS Mr. Hartman is hap
Nv To state to the public, and is willing TO give any n-
formation To the afflicted. respecting the wonderful
benefit he received iron tive Use of DR. lIARllCHS
Compound Strengthening and German Aperient Pills
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-04

NE WINE NEssEL-An Emperor tsa,g- ti,rcu. d.
aId 10 sage, Nhnt great abilities are ~, s.. ~
hee. aud how ugly thou art How greul TIA. !, si,n,
sn - mean a vessel
Tell me-. answered the sage, in what >css l. -
you preserve your wine T. =" In enrthcr" si. "a
" Aud you are 40 rich! Beg of your father al .rlrt
his wine IN SILVER vessels" She did 30 md Am, - a
became vinegar.
"Whcretnre hast thou pcT.er4od my v,,,rhsr 10
such Jolly 9 Inquired tire Emperor The -,sc,N ia'rp-
ed 10 INN the OcCasion and maintained tLaI 20 en-. ,A1
the same man. Beauty sni Wisdom s,ii.ru ,luei,
together
All" said the Emperor. ">tiH th-re arc +.~rt,rI
men WAC are nj the same lime learned ud - Sc, III
they were lot beautiful" continued tic ~rhcy
would probably be learned and MOI. ~ &c.,.
handsome man Is seldom hunbics he iu.na, -, hr-
self and by that means fprgets 10 learn,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-04

ACUTE BRONCHITIS. A FORERUNNER OF
C0NSUMPT!oN-'Ths discase is very much like a
spmpon caiarrh. IL generally commences like pa or.
mary cOld with lasstude chilliness slight coughs and
Oppression and tghtncss ahont the breast. In many
jnstanccs the disease seems frsl of very
catirtcr. A the disease continues the oppression in
the breast increases the coun:enance becomes express
tive Snxc1y the respiration becomes more and more
labIrioas sometimes Wheeling ratllinS sound If
the air was forced through u aperture cogged
with assis,id uld. To neglect this disase il may be
srserious consequence. but by timely application of
.nr Swaynes Compound Syrup Of Wild Cherry with
strct attention Tie directions all thsse unpleasant
effects will be removed
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-04
NNmtt.LlNG SAVINGS INSITU

AA SANINGS INSIITU
w TION.-The Office of the Wheene Sa
Wings Institution has been removed TO the ES.
'hange Office % Mr. JshE VI. Clarke Main street
second door below tke Merchants & Mechanics
Bank.
The following are the terms upon which Depos
ties received IN this Institution
TRANSIENT DeposIces received as ia the,
Banks
O.i special drpositcs, or sums subiec,
travail "a days NOTICE interest will be a
The rate Of per cent per annum.
At6td day. notice al i-2psr cent,
At months"
The sane propOrtoHate interest will be allowed
m deposltes made for specified periods of time as
depssiies subject 10 the above periods of notice
The busiRess hours Of the IRstitufnn are from
o clock I'LL IL A. NJ, and from Till p. VI , but foi
The accom- modatOn Of tTnsient depositors checks
Will be cashed and deposites will be received az m,
time before and after these hours al the option al
the Treasurer.
rlI F.U GRFER Treasurer
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-04

RHEUMATISM. entirely cured by the Of DR.
o p HARLICITS COMPOUND STRENGTHEN
gNG AND GERMAN sPERIENT PILLS.
Mr SOLOMON WILSON, OF Chester Co. fennsyl-
Nania afflicted Tor years with the above distressing
disease of which he had To- his cruiches for eighteen
.lenthS his symptoms eNcruIiaiing pain m all
AS JOINTS especially ia his Hip Shoulder and Ankles
pun increasing always towards evening. attended
ilh hoat Mr.. WILSON at one Time not able
omove his limbs account of the pain being so gre
ne b ing advised by friend of his 10 procure DR.
HARLICHS PILLS. which be sent 10 the agent IN
We.t Chester aud procured some; using the med
sine the third day the paindisappearcd and his strength
increasing fast and in three weeks able to attend
60 his business which he had not done for IL months
for the benefit Of others afflicted, he wishes these lines
published, that they may be relieved, and again ENJOY
The pleasures of a healthy life.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-04
HIVE YOU A COUGH Do not neglect it p
no, . death want

thousands have met a premature death foe the want
Little attention 10 a common cold
Have y,yl u cough "A cold pF. Swaynes Com
pound Syrup OF Prunus NIrginana, or Wild Cherry,
eat. mei.ci prescription, aud used in extensive
practice ,c most poStrtiy a5ori ret, and you
from that awful disease. consumption, which usually
sweeps into ;he grave the young the OLD he air The
-ioyely and the gay.
Have YOU a coughi Swayne's Prunus Nirginiann
or Wild Cherry Syrup. is the only remedy you should
take to cure YOU For this plain reason THAT in no
one OF the thousands of where has been med
kGs.ii faded 10 reiiere.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-04

A Boz bssi mahogarg curir', ior sp'e "
le- q = & n NDNUS0N.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-04
Nyo MERcMANTs- wARRENs n-..nxAr-

THTO MERCHANTS WARRENS ORIGINAL.
y AND GENUINE OIL PASTE BIhCEt\,,.
-Mu b has been said IN Europe about ~, ~ N,t-
TINS Backing, but j. believed ntnc C,,. t.,i.fI
greater celebrity. thhr WAI;GEN'S-- ia ihi, ,...
try. muck a. Stubbs & Aliens & Mason, ,',aT.r.,.
have been pulled, none NJ least letter Gcs-s - q,
celebrated than WARREN'S
The subscriber hos achieved that grca; 'csiI-r,.
tum,-a b.rck'rs composed OF such incr,.i.r o., .r.!
those ingredients combined ~ not 90 t,..rc f..l
preserve the leather. produce the br.r9u a,,h
with tho least trouble and preserve iIs 9urlJHs uni
, auenced by time climate and in tur h.. na.,d
challenge The United States and Grave Crc,f - ~.
duce better article.
! lie would now gratefully acknowledge 3d.. d. r.,,I
encouragement already oNIeRdcd to him. auJ u,.nri
ms friends end the public generally. that a,, .r- ,,r.
chased machinery with which he wil IN ifi,-~ r,.
hs owu beNcs. aud stock of materials e See ve.y
best qnn'iiy he i cEaticd To suppl, o. .r 6 80
ING demand foT his backing on terms pa sci. r....
pete with any other article. NJ WAEhI>.
may 2G-2w
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-04

- Kegs butter bbl roll butter. cor ,lle nv
- apr 81 J. e. r. MORRISON.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-04

ts'i Et'ciNeu n splendid lot OF enamclled and
- ory-surlaced Cards suitable for business and Wis
It's Printers and other he supplied on reasonable
terms. STEPHENSON & GARWOOD.
mar u & corner Of Main d Union SITS.
? NWELvE PER CENT PER ANNUM-Intcr.
y est NJ the rate Of twelve per cent per annum
VIII be paid by the subscribers, or all dcposilcs made
at Their Office for sixty days and upwards which can
he Withdrawn without previous notice, and if desired.
viii he secured by mortgage on unincumbered real cs-
tale IN this city feb IL G. A. T. GOFF a. co
2uzA FOR RENF--A convenient Brick Dwell
fssnf1 ing, ON 9Th street now occupied by David
ls.s.8$3 McCulloch
SzExA Also. Brick Dwelling on 9Th street, now
occupied by Capt Beech.
Also. a Brick Dwelling Hampton street, lately
occupied by josiah Chaplinc ESQ.
Possession given on the LIST April. For terms apply
70 Mark Douglnss. Or TO
feb - FORSYTH. MOORE g. CLARKE.
NOR RENTING brick dwelling aud store roon,,
csrncr of Main and Jefferson SIS. Possession
gwen LIST April, apply to SOLOMON KING.
No. Is. Water IT,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-04

WONDERFUL CURE or CONSUMPTION, per
formed by DIR SWAYNE'S COMPOUND SYRUP,
~ PRUNUS VIRGINIA, or WILD CHERRY Mr.
WILSON GREENE, Of Lancaster county. Pa. entirely
cured Of the above disease. His symptoms were chilli
less succeeded by heat lOwncss of spirits salt taste IN
mis- msurh dry cough, great oppression IA the breast
loss OF appetite, frequent splitting and coughing up OF
fr1iy and horid blood. Aier using two bottles OF the
abJve syrup the cough ceased, the body began To
strengthen and by using two more Bottles u these DIS
agreeable feelings were removed He Is now ENJOY
ing perfect health. to the astonIshment Of all hi
frienis.
Extract of a letter dated
ERIE Pa September 81, 1899.
Dear Sir=I this day send for some OF DIR. Swaynes
Prunus Virg MIA Wild Cherry Syrup; there is gen
leaan sick in this place. and has beca for long time.
he has tined the medicine and finds it helps him much
out--pcase send me some Immediately; send two
/ bottles IL you cannot send more.
a - la haste. yours SC
CIxcivNATI, Angus. TO- 1899
n Respected Friend. Dr., Swayne-l am truly indebt'
W to yon Cor the benefit have received from the use
stef yo's Compound Syrup cd Wild Cherry Bark, which
confess was the means rsstoring my health was
attacked with common cold which terminated IN a
sealed disease upon the lungs. ] at length became
much dcbiliaied from constant coughing and lnss OF
appetite and gave up all hope of recovering many
of my family had hccn carried off by consumption
Being recommended by friend Of mine, Mr. Weaver
20 make trial Of your inestmable syrup. | dad so
which terminated in performing perfect cure. l
have much to say to you when see you. whi.h Will
be this fall you may make use OF these lines II you
think proper that those afflicted may fad relief from
the same source Yours truly.
JAMES PARRY.
Principal Office. 10 North Eighth street, Philadel
phia Pittsburgh Office. No Al ST. Clair street, mex
door 10 the Allegheny bridge where this Invaluable
medicine may always he found Also for sale at the
Book store Of John Fisher, Wheeling. Va.
npv 5-lv
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-04

n OVEREIGNS--The highest price paid for Sover
n egns also. for the notes on par bfnks in New
York nov 20 A. 2. Golf a co.
DRINCIPEE SEGARS Ten thousand IN boxer
q Just received for sale by SOLOMON KING.
mar u IS Water street
ID OSlN SOAP--t00 boxes Rusin Soap, good ar-
II ucc. Also. so boxes mould Candles, just rccei-
ycd and lOr sale by w. y. TYSON
mnr IL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-04

THyO HATrERS-S. Avery q Go. have on hand
y SUony and Native Wool HAT BODIES which
they will sell nn accommodating terms. oct
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-04

StEGARS $4,000. IN bovcE, consisting Of Prin-
cipecs ClaSo. Moreno, Spotted, TrlbucoS dc. re
ceivcd for sale low by SOLOMON KING
apps No IS. corner Wafer and Union ste.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-04

Srrririag pdrfTeTf II he firm 81 IanIeer Hck, 3 Co
mar l2--iloct
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-02-28
SINGULAR EXCUSE OF A JUROR.

A Juror ia the n. York sessions, wishing to be
excused serving on jury, offered as an excuse,
that he could not see without glasses five yards
fiom his own nose, and as there was no law to
compel him to wear glasses, he considered he
had sufficient excuse, as he could not give an
enlightened verdict without seeing the faces and
observing the manner Of the witnesses. The
court thought this excuse entirely invalid, os the
gentleman then had his spectacles on, and with
out Inconvenience could keep them on duringtlit
several trials, anG as there being no law to com
pei him TO wear spectacles in court it might al
90 with equal proPriety be urged that there wa,
no law to compel juror to wear his clothes il
court Being compelled to serve, he put hi
glasses in bis pocket, and sat during the tria
without them, and then attempted 10 raise ar
Objection 10 the verdict beca"se he could not see
The court however, rebnked him for deprivin,
himself of the means of dscharging his duty
satisfactorily as he had sworn 10 do, and the gen
tleman sat down abashed. ...' :
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-02-28

compensation therefor, but did not sue
ceed, in~consequenee Of being unabel
to procure>those who would undertake
the duty on those terms. The rOursl
Of study as detailed IN the Report o
Mr.. HUBBEIL, the Superintendent. iS
we'll chosen, aud calculated to afford
them the advantages Of education as
fully as their unfortunate situation will
admit Of The regular term comprises
five years.
The Institution appears 10 be under
excellent management, and 10 answer TO
a cheering extent the sacred purposes
for which it was founded. There can
no higher or more pleasing duty devolve
upon the civil guardian of a common :
wealth, than to seek to promote, by pa,
ternal care, the moral and inlellectua
welfare Of those whom God has visited
with any afflichon: And when we again,
and again, surveythe maBy noble lnsti-
tutione Of this character, which our state
has reared, we are not more delighted
with the extent of her wealth ,sud the
vastness other resources, than the truly
humane and oonsiderate policy which
has characterized her citizens, and i'm =
pslled them, as if by common impulse
not ouly, individually, but as people,
TO heal the afflicted and bind up the bros
ken hearted Ohio State Bulletin.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-02-28
POPULAR OPINION AGAINST
HARRISON AND FEDERALISM

Every mail ushers in flesh impulses
Of The fate that awaits the offspring Of
the Harrisburg Convention. East,
West, North, and South, the public
mind has become aroused, and is giving
vent to lie thoughts through the public
press. ln almost every portion Of the
Union, we find presses that had here
tofore drawn no party lines, ,now coming
out under the democratic flag; and wbig
presses that had through thick and thin,
clung to their parly's skirts, now 'cut-
Ting loose and disavowing all alleg,'
anee TO the name Of Harrison. W.
find them rePudIating in strong terms
the miserable attempt of the Harris,
burg Convention, to force a man int,
the presidential chair, no has no claim
TO it, either by his own abilities, or tn
strength ofhls party, and whose nemiD
alton has palsred the expectations o
far gleater minds in the federal army.
This was decidedly the worst NOV
the Federal party could have made o
the political checker board, and or
which they will long remember. Un
popular as the federealisis have eve
been, always buying defeat, OF treme
duons price, we should have suppose
they had ere this purchased enoug
good sense 10 deter their leaders frol
placing stumbling blocks in ibe wa,
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-02-28
TIE PUBLIC LANDS.

The Senate of Illinois has been engaged some
time in discussing the subject of the disposition
to be made of the public lands. The Sprnfetf
Republican of the 18th uli. says:-
A joint resolution passed the Senate to-day.
instructlng our Senators and requesting Gu: re-
ptesentaiives in Congress to vote for Mr., Call
houn's land bill; and, if that bill should fail.
then to vote for the bill commonly called Mr..
Clay's land bill, which one passed both Houses
of Congress by large mjaorities; and in case of
the failure Of both Of the aforesaid bill then to
vote for any other hill calculated to prove alvan
tageous aud just to the new States.
Tha, portion of the resolution which related
to Mr.. Calhoun's land bill was adopted unani-
mousy
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-02-28
OHIO ASYLUM FOR THE DEAF
AND DUMB.

The thirteenth, annual Report Of the
Trustees ofihis iastiIation is before us.
II is an ex.remeIg interesting document.
Since the establishment Of the Asylum,
the whole number Of papis admitted 10
Ill. There are 69aow 10 the institu-
tion-37 males and 81 females. One
pupil died Of fever at her home, during
vacation, in October. There are seven
institutions Of this kind in the United
States. There are estimated to be from
8 TO 10, 900 mutes in the United States,
and from 6 10 800 in Ohio, not more
than one tenth OF whom are now enjoy.
ing the benefit of schools. In Highland
county there is German family Of six.
teen mutes, six males-ten femals-'al
$50 intricAtely connected by marriage 4
hirth, that il 10 difficult TO describe theI
anguinity.' Expenses Ofthe institu
nha'cvrTent year, $S, ,49l O9. Ol,
sssip.s, $lO,66e Sc. Ba
plan Of prOvidin,
nd contracting wit
Ci the pupils in va
Ine their labor as
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-02-28

T We would call the attention, Of our rea-
ders to the highly interesting Address, delivers
at The formation of the Tuscarawas county Ag-
ficultural society, on Tuesday last. by DR.. J.
SIingluff, of this place. And we hope that tho
FARMERS, will look too their own interest.
and encourage and organize Agricultural Soc-
iees throughout the State. Proceedings Of the
meeting will be published uext week.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-02-28

Il their own followers 10 break thtI
own necks over, while endesVonng 10
keep up with the ignis tataEs; but The
truth Is, they have becuuiIe so Sxaspe.~
aIsd by recent defeats, and 30 long
been made to wriihe under the scourge
OF public opinion, that they are become
reckless. Nothing is too absurd for
them TO attempts nothing too conteIRp-
tible 10 stooP to, nothing too ridiculous
to be caught at, and nothing too base to
resort to in the madness Of woe-begone
despair. Hence we see them knocking
out their own brains, with the. same
weapon, Gen. Harrison, J that they in-
tended to combat public opinion. II
they will thus still persist in self des-
truciioD, after having so maDy inglOri.
Gus defeats staring them in the face, and
knowing as they do, that they never
can succeed to power, then we say let
the blood be upon their own heads;" for
while the popular will remains as Il now
is, throughout the twenty Elk United
States, the election Of Gen. Harrison 10
as utterly impossible as for an editor
ever to expect to get TO heaven.