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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1840-10-28
For sale at the po st-ofice
Stationery & SchOOI.E3OOk 8

Stationery & SchoOI-3ook {
Among achich are the to!loaDing:
Woodbridge's Geography, with Atlas,
Smiths do do
Willis do do
Greenleafs English Grammar,
kirkham's do do
Murray's do do
Adams Arithmetic,
Smiths do
Pixies do
Key to do
Walkers School Dictionary,
Columbian Orator,
National Reader, Murray's Reader,
New York Reader, Nos. |, 2 and 3,
Cabb's Juvenile Reader, Nos. !, 2, & 8,
Parley's Little Reader,
Parley's Tales of Europe, Africa, Asia
and America,
Child's first Book of History,
do second do do
do first reading Lessons,
Pocket Expositors,
do Juvenile Instructor,
Popular Lessons, Chid's Instructor,
N; York Spelling Book, Elementary do
Alphabet of Natural History,
do Of different nations,
Receipt Books, States, of various sizes,
Copy Books, Quills and Ink
Steel Pens, by the card, Paint Boxes,
Amanacs, of different kinds, for 1910,
Blank Books of various sizes,
Memorandum Books,
Waters, black and red,
Lucifcr Matches, low by the dozen.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1840-10-28
Valuable Lands & NZlll'
for sale

and rl&scs,
aS. virtue Of the decree of the Court of
~ i.lnity, made in Inc above case, will
o!tt; FIR sale, at Lancaster Court House,
O The Ist Monday, the 2d day of Nuvem-
her next the following valuable real estate,
belonging to the parties in the above stated
case, and sold to effect division between
them:
One ,fac: Of land, whereon Josiah Price
AZ .rescni resides, situated in Lancaster
District, on both sides of Cane Creek, about
one mile from the Catawba river and live
miles west Of Lancasterville. containing
1875 acres, adjoining lands Of James kob-
inson, George Dunlap, ]. IL. Witherspoon,
SEN, Dixon Barnes, b. Z. Jones, IL. II.
Price, VIM. Dunlap and John Brown, about
300 acres of this tract is cleared, 2OO OF
which is fresh and under high state of
cultivation, the balance is superior wood
land covered with oak, hickory, poplar,
walnut, red bud, &c. The soil is deep
mulatto loam and well adapted to the pro-
duclion of either cotton, corn, or small
grain. The improvements are comfortable
and extensive; it is we'll wa:ered by springs
-besides a we'll of excellent water in The
yard The situation has proved itself to be
healthy. Upon this tract is situated su-
perior set Of Merchant Mills lately rebuilt
and in excellent repair, with never fail
ing head of water, supplied by six different
creeks. The toll from the corn mill alone,
amounts to 1000 bushels per annum, be-
sides fair proportion of wheat. Also
saw mill, gin house and screw-the machine
turned by water-thc mill pond and creek
abound with fish.
Also another tract containing 7O5 acres,
situated on both sides of Camp Creek, a
bout 3 miles from the above tract, mostly
wood land, the growth of which is oak
hickory and adjoining lands of Mel
son Bell, Robert Douglass, estate OF Nancy
McCardell and others.
Also one tract containing 500 acres, Sit
uated on the Head Waters of Turkey quar-
ter Creek, in the long leaf pine, adjoining
lands of VIM. E. Johnson, VIM. G. Coke,
Mrs. Mcllwain and others.
Also House and Lot in the village OF
Lancaster, fronting on Main street, and ex.
tending back to Catawba street, at present
occupied by Fl. R. Price. $50.
ANY OF the ABOVE lTdCls VI ldhu VIII NC
shewn with pleasure, by Mr.. Price, to any
person wishing TO purchase.
TERMs--A credit Of |, 2 and years, in
equal annual instalmen;s, except so much
in cash as will pay the costs of suit, land
which will BE- required from the sale OF the
House and Lot,) the purchasers giving
bonds, bearing interest from the day of
sale, with good personal security and a.
mortgage of the premises, and also paying
for necessary papers.
JAMES IL. WITHERSPOO9, Jr.,
Com'r Equity L. D.
Commissioners office, Sept. ID, 1s40.
Ie The Carclinian, (Coiumbia,) will
please insert the above until the 1st Mon
day in t,oyember next.
sept [Prs. fee sl2] AZ
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1840-10-28

Notice is hereby given, that
the undersigned will apply to the Legisla-
ture at its next session, for charter Of in
corporation for the DeKalb Rife Guards.
J. P. DICKTNSLN.
]. w. DOBY.
X. S. MOFFAT.
A. Nj. KENNEDY.
Aug. %. 3m
PoR THE JOURNAL.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1840-10-28
New and 1 heap Goods.

Eall dnu winter ClOCk OF G0OQS which
they propose selling at unprecedented low
prices) consisting in part of
Supcrfne blue, black, brown, green, and
grey Broad Cloths
blue Beaver Cloths,
Doe Skin CasSimeres & Sattinets,
French and English Merroes,
Plain and Gg'd Nous Lain de Lains,
Rich figured and satin striped ChaIly's,
White, red and green Flannels OF all q'lts,
Kenturky Jeans
Sup. black BombaZine.
COTTON GOODS.
A great variety ofAmerican, English and
French Prints,
Scotch and French Gingham,
Cotton Cambria, Jackonct g. Null Muslins,
Plain and figured Swiss Muslin,
Cross bard Muslins,
&" Swiss &"
Book Muslins and Bishop Lawns,
Marseillcs and Waddcd Skirts,
Black and white corded Skirts,
Blue York Jeans and Denins,
Apron and Furniture Check,
Bleached Homespun at all prices from Ia
cents up,
Unbleached do, from cents up,
Suffolk Drilling,
Bed Tick.
SILKS.
Super. Italian Luslring,
Blue black Gro de Swiss,
Black "
" Blue black figured Silks
" Plain and figured colored Silks
Colored and white Florence,
" /" Satin,
Black
Rich Silk Velvet Vcsting, figured,
Valencia
Fancy Shawls Of various qualities.
handsome assortment Bonnet Ribbons,
I" " Satin and Tafata do,
Ladies Silk and Kid Gloves,
Black and white Silk Hose,
An assortment Of work'd Collars g. Tippets,
Gentlemen's Stocks,
Chenille d Zephir Worsted
LINENS.
Linen [ sheeting and shir'ing,
Rich single and double Damask Table
Cloths,
Fine and common brown Table Cloths,
" CoIored Table Covers,
=: hle and yellow Working Canvass,
~i"gic and double damask diaper and
RaT"sley. Russia and bird eye Diaper,
Lilac" Cambria Handkerchie(s, hem stitch.
BONNETS.
Various qualities Straw Bonnets,
" Leghorn do,
' Hoods.
ALSO,
A large stock first rate Negro Cloths,
" " Mackinaw and Duff Blankets,
A complete assortment of isaddlery,
Hats and Caps.
SHOES.
=. .:'a''""'> tine fair stitch calf Shoes,
I" Bootees,
boys fine calf shoes and Bootees,
Ladies English and American Kid Slippers,
g Kid and Seal Walking Shoes,
Leather Shoes,
Misses kidand prunella slippers,
Hor"cco and seal walking shoes,
NHlluIeH > iedllei ana MOROCCO bOOIceS,
slippers,
Men and boys stout blk and russet bootees,
These shoes having been manufactured
expressly for ourselves by Ryan & Haver-
stick, of Philadelphia, and White, Of Dur
ham, viii BE- found cfexcellent workman
shrg -'t s:yIt. whirh we are authorised to
warrant.
ALSO,
Mems stout bound and unbound shoes,
Boys "
500 pairnegro shoes, manufactured by our.
selves of good northern stock.
We havea:$o, Il good stock Hardware |
Cruck.ry > Groceries.
Ila"'n Il . /" y"ry heavy stock Of
ii,unG .c ar, .."srr,nluei t. sell them at |
q YER, sail ad'anrc. and would invite the
public to call and examine before they pur-
CHASE. JONES g. IIUGHSON.
sept 10 AZ
20 "a st.IrS,<A- "A S-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-22
Z e . g Z q g

FyyNES, FAMILY NUrUGNt Pills an, pm.
~ IA vc.,shic. CONN a-DJ .Jii ibc srrrr,,t rrr,
ION OF ..i,er auI cot y; lbgy newer pr.r'yrc r1t-.
afI are ~. sgtutcI o. cir, thc i,,, iu diseases "a bi,i
rr,s, i.1rt iuru-.jrc. eft tho h'raJ. VIZ Nurl.,,
Billions affections. Coughs, Colds Jicrr1.r, s.., tH-.lr
Scarlet Jcycr Asthma, tru'urI. Liver Csr.'r,f,'.
Diseases of tc ku!Lg,s ami Bladder Affections pc,i
i7r Go females. AMI an those Diseases of haisgcy,r
hIuj 10 which humlu nature is subject, where "a,
stomach Is affected.
CONSUMPTION. COUGHS & COLDS. Ncrvou,
diseases liver complaint Dyspepsia. bilious Jsc,is,.s
ptl.s ulccn, female week.-mrs. aud an eases OF hvu.
rh'uirilcis. low spirits palp,aou of The heart, ncr-
'"''S irriI.i'v, nervous wclinc, uur olhu, seminal
vclAn"s indigestion, loss of appetite. heartburn. gen
"ral debility, bodily weakness. osloru,s or Green suck
ic>s taiucncy, hysiCrical llniincs. Mysteries head
tchcs hiccup, sco sickness, night mare. rheumatism
s'hul tc douiuurruy, crain?, spJsnolic affections
Iud those who victims 70 that most eNrruii1liug
E,prlcr, Gorr viii Gui relief oIn their suGerugs by
a CHurC ui Dr. Evans medicine.
Bsru'e u Counter f,iiN-HNTIuNs Be particular
.u purchasing To Jhlt tic label of h, Air'ir.u,
contains notice ofis entry Gcoo-5,g 10 i1 II Con
grcss. Aud be- likewise particular iu obtaining t'rm
90 100 Chatham street, Now York. or from the RIu-
LAR AGENTS. WN n. KING, NhC,iiac.
nov -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-22
GEORGE WASHINGTON wASAF,Ea,rR

GEORGE WASHINGTON WAS FlEA,rR
john Adams wus q Lawyer
Ihyma- Jeil,gs,ln Was lawyer
james Madison was LAWYER
James Monroe was "a Lauvcs
J'ha Llu'ucy adams is a Lawyer
Andre" Jackson D. a Lawyer.
Aia;Iu NgU Eurru i- I4wy.r.
WILLIAM ~. HARRISON Is AT\E\IR
ii"e causes produce s.u,,llr effects; w.,r Wash.
.'i'H 'Ne ,'AHi.y was p.1- porous aud hugug LIT o..
""'o another ttr..r President uud auJ.4gr ~, 10.
l.u.icry u,!d plenty
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-22

SNr.-Ne learn from llc Elyra Atlor rla, Lcluti-
ga ,'il h'' been manufactured innm "A Saline s.r.us
ltoiy discovered uu j.e C.rIp OF ,i,. nv J,l 'r,
"a tc io"ls..IPo Sullivan, L,rlru county Tho brine
Is s"t 10 he % sufficient strength To- warrant tic D..
81 that salt aI tc puGJlby manufactured iron, H..
tiI moreover ia" supply ui lIu wafer Is yer, aJu-
dIni.-t hjJ S.a'e y.. raa,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-22

The Raleigh Register OF ,hc I-,l' a.rau'. r,cc.y-
Cd - last u-hts mail, contains aGJl.gua, r.,.rls
from thrtcyu counties
Ia ii counties uJw heard from, the Le-slau.sl
stands 81 wings @ Is Van BrTyulJys-b,.ue q clear
gain OF u NIX mcnleTs Tho Re isjct ais, con
'ns '"c Noios -N5n 90 80 counties iug Governor, no
vote
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-22

ALBANIA From the accounts p.,,.y,L rlls.
morning, we are satisfied that the Loco F,c,- Wi!
r.'un majority IN each branch of the Alabama
LEGISLATURE. /, VAL NOT uc less than g. and may o
-p 10 10, Las. yoaTit was i7-Nhl- ..tlu squat To-
80 10 ~ votes.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-22

TsNO THE NERVOUS q DEBIITrNrED-uR
EVANS TONIC piIIS--T'hC powers ct o..
,n..s Cfwnrr Pills are such, that the lolpi,atiur
Do" aa. ,hc ,s,ua'uu- hand, iIc dizzy eve and
lac hgi;cril- u.rd. y1ulsl l..urr their effect,
like uaN.1vs go. 'rs before Jhc benign influence of
TIC morning suu. They hayc b,cu bong successfully
usj iu, the cure of smlIr,u'- either with isI,ts
Ut ihc Irregular nervous LiuJ accgin 5Uigd with us.
ccrIi distractions
This tonic medicine T. iur nervous complaints gen.
crl debility, indigestion and H. cu. ucurc- 81, ,l,
oiappcc, d~tcns oa Of the 30 mach, l,lity; uuyl,a
sgut TASTE u the mouth uu' Ran. uui>r u the bow Gle
nervous symptoms aucrpr, when the mind becomes
irritable, 3gs.uuliug, thoughtful melancholy. and dy.
,ccigd Experimentation. consumption, dimugss Oi
,lgil. dclssm, aud AN other nervous affections lhc>,
pulls will produce safe and permanent cure.
Evans Pill vnf" iirs, uiuluc,d ia America ia SO
B.UIrr # Cr.a'trf, i,s-cAurIyN- particular
IA pUr'has.u" o. a, Inc babel ui th.s Alcdiciu,
contains notice of 10, entry r,curise 20 Agi II Com
Errss. And DC Likewise particular iu Obtaining them
ul 100 Chatham 81. Nvw-Nsr, or frpa jlc rcgua.
1gcui WNl. H. King, Wheeling.
NOV %
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,EE.s.lIyfEfEgsA, f}Es'9 81
=. 8. rCGOry q, 60.

~ - p e q g. sSE7 ffA'ER ~
.. 8. Gregory &, 60.
.7E.F.g.BGEEas' OFFICE.
ID. :. Gregory d 20.
WuEELING.VA.
Tho attention Of Ola. customers of n
5. Gregory and Co Is respectfully rcvucs.
.c TO the following brilliant Schemes f.,
aTGaTN'E', rs a@,
MONoNcALiA LOTTERY, Cla~- Z. tpr d o. p,
Dee drawn 90 Alexandra Va saturday. Au. 4 p 10
prize of $4,000. 10000 5000 5000. 2JUU. .r.
Tickets $40; Halves -, Qpaucrs - 80 \ ,rr'r.
'raic ui paeho"c Of wlp.u tickets viii cost yl3s
~h1rys Iu p!3 H,.,ion.
"a. LEEs8URG LOTTERY, Glass X. draw, On
"Wednesday. August s. 10.
prize ct 10000 5000 5000 2gUl. y.r
Lowest prize - Ticket, go tlal,cs - 80 q lar.
ior- = q certificate cot package ol wu1.ci.ro.l
- 81 ,u>i so. 3D. shares ia uru9orrlov
MONOGALIA LOTTERY. Class T. draws on -.
rurIay. August :. 40. Co No- 10 drawn.
priza of 10000. 10000 $500. 1000. &c
Tickets So III!lo, >, Quarters 30. \ cruiG.
shares ia proportion.
PETERSBURG LOTTERY. Glass X. draw. 90.
"wednesday. August II. 1870
! prize OF 10000, 3JJ1, 1000. I,i23. SIC.
ll,hcl- Il; italNCs- = ttsItrr- J. y certificate u.
a pt, kagC Ui whU'c tickets VII cost SGD. Shares Boz
Irrluri.'u.
IA. NELISB''GG LOTTERY. Class :. f,r i a.
draws al Alexandra. Slrul'rr August - l-ip.
I Ir.zr OF $4,000, logJJ. 5000. 5000. $50.
Tickets 10; Iiiiy,s >; Claarrrs - 30. \ cr,'#
iIic ct pl,,agr of whole tickets will cost $40.
shares .u proportion.
SELIS,ii re- LOTTERY. Glass T. fr u 40. Itau.
"Wednesday. Nu..-, ~. 1910
| prizo ct 52JlJJ. > 900. 5000 2U1j l2S1. $50,
Tickets 30 Halves 100; R.aucrs I2j. A.,.r"-
't'c n I,,,ar;c %, ul'g ticAois ,,II COS; sGir.
-h1-gs 'u proportion.
NELLSBJka LOTTERY. Glass y draws sa...'.
Naas5sl -, IolD.
30 PRIZES ut loo IHLLNE>t
Tho hri].r at rts Cur't.l entitled to -3D8|1 u.r
! prize Ul .aJ.4gj. lJJlJ. 5000, 1000, 5000. S..
IIrspa lO-Shagcs iu prp."rirrs
Cost ct "a Certificate uta Ia, .a-o urT.1Ies, -i#a ~.
do do dO Halves. g.. d..
dp DO Jr Qurtyrs 23 o.
IA. LEISgI re- LOTTERY, CIg.s g. r-l-lJ.
dsN Monday. Au-t-i - A. = 10.
] Tr.2ro s23lj5, 5000. iGl1, 2.5aJ. 1000 N..
Itri,s So, Halves . 80, z .l,.,rs p = ,.-,..
cate aia Tarha-c ct ,.a.ly, Will only cost 55.J-
Share, 300 proportion
IA. LEESBJEG LOTTERY. Class 7, Tor l-t9. ru
hn a.l.uHt Alexandria Nr. SATURDAY AZ" o. IT, '.
| i.zn OF $4,000. 1000. 5OJJ. 3JJJ. 8 I.H. ..
Ticket, SO Halves =, Quarters 30. \ .,u.5
cate ri % plrhc-, uiUho!cc tickets Will co., .IE5
Shares iu ugu.rri.uu
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-22

MI lt44ttl'+ tbt lc the Y. Y
short Time sIacc; and as Il uppCars be- The advice,
II good cuIsmOu sense suscsl oil Great interest
.nd IA accordance Nlh sound medical Ih,4g. I send
Il TOR publication IA yous Interesting paper should ,Ou
and a convenient. j.
FOE THE PREVENTION OF IIyDaoruorrA NGcr
The hlc OF Dig Supposed 10 lc rlbd. no time should
DC lot In obtaining surgical assistance When U..s
cannot Immediately bee had, the following rules Will
IL nineteen eases OF; vt twenty proven, und stop the
progress of tho usual dreadful results OF such iu ,i
June. ii the bite hc on a Inns. bauIarc the limb
ibyvc the wound, - as 10 1u between ihc wound
md hc heart, ighl possible regardless Oh pain
u!l tlc circulation OF Jhc blood below the bauIarr is
stopped. rs the JhogJcuts sill continue 4 .hgiy 10
act insert ltuCctur sharp PvuhuIlu 10 The bottom #
tie wound, and drpgCss the cutting clgc on! c.lh.r
sdn 50 a. 90 make au iucIsou au inca ana 4 half long
iicuppIug .cl1ssc- car ug bc obtained lake q Win.
glass small lumber, weliiug The inner suriarc with
spiri.s-Sarc 10 b. ia.ya that no moro thar sufficient
wet the ss.riIcc he applied Or else IL Will run uu
tGc flesh. Apply ii.hi 20 the spirit, in lhc clt,s
and while burning apply il over the wound pfussi Of,
o. on 'hc hcsH. Tho flame Immediately becomes ca
.Iuuu-hci, and nj the Time cN,Auss il!o arr ~,
lIu 'lusS The blood is thus drawn from the wound
illur the glass With ic Same quantity OF blood a.,
TIC uir exhausted; Tins IL hv repeated while ana J.uyI
VII come THIS answers three p, u>c,; L. II pre-.
vents the absurboUJs taking up the poison = 10 draws
away the blood INTO which tc poison has been intro
lEocj; aIsd 81 10 draws ihc bottom of the wound q,
,hc surface Il should then De washed with Diluted
muriauc acid, urit This cannot be proyurcl salt d--o
we'd m vinegar viii answer t.C sstur pU..rSo. Nirr
his by applyiu q Inulucc, the wound will READILY.
heal M igaEHcci ,urJ be entertained %! ANY ul lI,
fui-Dn having been len behind Where bluIl-su,
cannot b. applied the same lfcalmcu, 20 5c ul,,rl-
we'd but the cAu>iun Of the pant when the sur-ccl,
arrives would b, masI prudent. 70 is 20 be- rcIucm-
hcTod that unless the above rules De acted upYu on
The instant OF receiving the wound, the mischief i,
done. as either the absorbent. or circulation take up
directly Oh The bleeding suiSd!ug
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Barrn 600 1896. Cgas, county. y. Y have Published
ava od!5a.s r,urur,Igr hIu and h.s administration.
aud czGrc.s.ug lhuis determination 10 vote Tor Cen
Harrison. Ihoi, address and names arc u tho a.
BORN journal
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wAI. JOHNSON.

Z .rv. .a. -. ..s.g-.l r.rilss,au go make rEr- &C.,
l..,t.e cement pur',s. and viii Il Cy -ivc any IN
wI JOHNSON.
a.r >.a,hr. s.r.rrr his family On case ola teeth
rrnI ID ~. .l.s a., 10 STAT. tr.t he lpuUIu entirely
uf.e,IG 600 reFcyu-palu ln the ruHs,aHG prevent
cl..-...!. ,J..al. y.i,l hi- 1gi.cst.-Suu.
1--we believe u IS generally knowlu'gct b
hose, who haze. tTlrl 70, raut Dr. ENau' syrup llr
.'rI.l-.p t'.fts Teeth 81 'vrri.s.I Do smother col
,uli,l ri.i.. us .Gu article for tlc purposes lu.
,I,'., m D.. ,r..,i IEi..,'v Ir-rs table Iud,y.d
laI#, D ANY rate. who have made use at o., Gu NOT
Z ail.. o. live MS virtues tas Sanction Vi their
an U-s.-EJ-t1u Traveller.
REGULAR AGENTS.
Nh EI.- O. Water 20. NH,,!'l-
y. Er.ssuS, p,gis noy.h q.
j. EIrrHts1~, columbus y.
DE whom may Hr n1t1yugi,
~ CrrI'H Eu..arl;rd Female 4. Is,
IN. I.sr4l vrl .fufh.'.r i.rr1 Fills
p- Errus F,,-r .ria N-gc riIs,
~. Vrrts fpfaurc pIl-,
Dr. Ey,n,' s,.,t b,r,r ,,rrap. f.r Tccihing.
"a, above Invaluable N-ug,nrs are sold Whole
r BE- and He'll. ar iHI Chatham Sc, Now YORK; 9
south Seventh srr... p.I le.p g; y Market ST.,
.,rsyETr E.lrurL g.. lf Z .rahrII, 3u7tuu, MassJ-
rhu-,lis:. snt pf lur gpilrwiug AGENTS llidui IL
Nn.. Unec.laE Va, /. V. Robinson, PuTt-mauiu,
-. 80, -.., ,t.,,.,.,,.I n,,,II,,,DTSpT>,,,F
E.NN|' - ND',iH itt'hI''i 'i'HI ~"
" when "a Sluul IS, scientific remedy f,r diseases
hsI'H-r. 4-en lg g.nrrl. use. Jcstowug blessing
suu,. n praises. ltIs scarcely IN the pow, a..
Frsr;r.l.utJ doubt Us virtues, or envy deny
nom
When IL has achieved an ascendant career Of
,s.s ,.5s''. ana ,r,r eonspIru ,,,
HrIrat, universal favour, fv Intrinsic WORTH alone
Us Prng.i.tJr w ~ point OFT the causes otis su
-.sI.s5' m IN sr;rur.ni The comparison
HUNi rOIA>.lG Hills
sIuirC uo ,s.i3""i!"n %! iher S.Hcacy-i%r IA,
most cui olt uhys.silE~ throushom the unli
Sr9r-s ,vr f.rry fi appealed % state the reason,
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DRAWINGS


IEESGr Re- ~. August lOh. ISIa
b b 50 81 30 SO - II - O. 50 l. ..
lowest ruzn -.
PETERSEN .ui h. August l2h, 1870
- - 81 81 ; G3 - Gl / - ~ q /.
Lowest irz, sl
NEiI.SE' a., .. August 18Th Isil.
Il o. - - 81 , - IL 53 IS 81 33
Lowest Prize $40
DRAWN Nos. or Wc'lshurr II, dawn ga
gust 81 1870.
81 81 D II 10 SO Is 81 o. I3 e % 2j
Lowest prize s..
Drawn Mo-. of Lrrs5ur. X drawn hur r-l
% Is l. II - Is II c. GG IL 3 ID
Lowe, prz. -
Drawn Nos OF Nunaugalil J.. drawn Aarusi sr
Il IL - - p l. p II %
Lowest prz, SO.
Drawn Ms at p,tcr~harg h. drawn July 1..4
% Il 3 - 30 II - rs So
Lowest prize -.
Drawn Nos of Wnli-hug H. Crwn 5u'. OOH
- GG - Il IL , 80 o. 90 Il 10 . u
Lowc-t rrzc -.
Drawn Nos. of Lrcsburs Lottery, Glass for 1910.
drawn July 18Th
6G - / II Of 81 b % 30 Il - 5
Lowest prize -.
Drawn No. of Mouon.II.a Lottery, Glass -, drawn
JuIv 18Th
Is - 10 20 IL y 10 81 81
Lowest prize j,~SL or net -.
Drawn nos OF Lccsburg LOTTERY. Cla.= G. drawn
july 18Th.
II 81 81 Il Ct II - 30 II ~ sc 20 Ii
lowest prize $40.
WcllsbUr Lottery, Class O.. drtNuJu'. Gh.l-iJ.
- 81 - 81 - - 5S %
lowest prize 4
LcCsburg Lottery Glass c. draNuJul IS D.. $50
1 81 S IL 20 % G5 - ID =.
Lowest prize -.
Wcllshurg Lottery. Class g. drawn July irh J r lg.
Il % 81 10 II / 56 % - - 1 II -
Lowest prize $40.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-22

sAR NM LVAN3' NDD III w 81
- EUP, FOX 9 il,.DREN TEEFHlNG.-
D ,rus q s.. # IsuyU.r lJas aud PJalu! Dent.
.uu cured ~ Dr Vim Evans SugtIag syrup
TO -rr ALrS~ or NR. ENA~s Sc1lE sc SEEyr
i1.tt Sir hC rcgt u.Gsst ulI brIyJ O. my ~ulrr'
Iu lsItst bs your ~oI'nug syrup. ia rssc II pro-
rr...l lul ulrUsuI GJuE.fs1. Wr-t convince every
s.h.- parent how uss u'iat au early appl,pioh OF
...l Lon iaN 1'ulb.C LIc t.fnc o. 90 relieve infant
.e.-g aud torture. Nv infant VIC tcCtn@, A.sr!.
-.r.i slch asuts sg.i,riul- io' o w's aiiae&.d
,rfr ..uyu -i1'ts a sd iuy NIie and family suppps.
.Trfl.rfn world -upn rC.cl-g Ihg babe from an.u-I
90 b.. .-,,urrl q bottle 90 Your syrup; winch a.
s.1u ar applied % thc -ua-, wpnaerul ch1uE'
+. ..I|U.-....ti Ohvl0IS ',If, aEd ly cJuu"ulh2 To-
ffu... ! Hig g,5i 90 inform YOU chat the tHit has
o. rlrf t.lr recovered aud 40 recurrence Of that
r.| r.r pf rlf has sine. occurred; Oh" teeth are
a..glr-t., ss. 0uI the child rI fys pJri'rt health.
.Iv. r1u r. c.g.J-,l r.Tilfs.,Hu 60 maze 'Gi- 1-
.s,.e. r'f.I' pur.ls 4Il NuI - az -lNC any ~
us.aG.J4 90. ..ls y4Tsg... lance. ....
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-22

r.r,l.urr Who has made trial OF DR.. W. Ev
ga; >.afhH. .r- % Iu .s iaUti. r. Nn case OF teeth
o.. n' D wishes us 10 STAT. tTst hc tpurd cutT1p
uf.etIi 600 relieving pain in the sums, aid prevent
ch-.sl.3l, comply aI;i. hI- Tci'cst.-Sun.
1--we believe u IS generally % knDwlu'gct D .
hose who haze trlrl o. rnut Dr. Eyau-' SrHp llr
Children .f'as Teeth. advertise Do smother col
1lII, ia h.l. u-siul Hrt- .g for tnc purposes ul
sGtea % ls int.vI.t. 1lisr'- Ir-rg. table Wd'Nd
lai. o ANY rate, who have made use at IT, Gu H1'
ajl.. t1 live MS virtues taa Sanction Vi their
an u-s.-EJ.tIu Traveller.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-22
VVlCrS WORTH REMEMBERING

a when a sauul 81 scientific rcmcdy f,r diseases
a go -. .-eu On g.rrrl, use. JcstowHg blessing
ann. n praises. las ScaIC,iyln the power a.!
FcrptcIaWtJ dJG5J Us virtues, or envy 10 deny
hem.
When IL has achieved an ascendant career OF
S.gtlua.s, yUrrh stances he competition oi mgT,
a., as'sti .ryi.aEHHn, ana ~rlutv,, a conspicuous
ufiralr universal favour, Fv Intrinsic worth alone
Us prnu.i.tJr may point OFT the causes Otis su
neriIiity, VITA nruIIlg the suspicion OF InvlCI-
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