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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-03
22.GalOO
25,65l,000

The publication Of these quatetly statements by
the Bank OF England are of ereaf advantage TO The
mercantile community as indicating the condition of
The currency aud lis effects upon trade. la this
country. unfortunately for us, we have not. and
cannot have any such public thermometer of
the money world Our business must grope 10 The
dark They must guess what is tie amount Of mo.
ney in circulation, what is 10 be the amount.
must call your attention 10 what some Of the
States doing in the manufacture Of money prov
ing the Clays, The Websters, anil the Calhouns of
1874 TO be prophets Maine, lor example, has bought
in Boston or New York great quantity Of pictured
paper divided off IN noles hon to 80 dollars, hch
the Treasurer OF the State issues and promises to re-
deem in one year, or sooner, under certain
stances--in current bank bills Maine has not
State railroad canal, and is one OF the most iouat
States IN the land commend such a fact TO The
attention Of the statesmen oi1640
Stocks stand an Statu quo There are no sales Of
u. S. Bank TO day-none being in market. II the
Pennsylvania Legislature choose repeal the char
ter of tins bank, suppose New York will have no
objection to the change Of the locus in quo. That
bank is said to have branch here which, under he
general banking law. can take what capital il wills
There are, however, many parties in New Y ork who
for various reasons, would like to hear of the repea
We New Workers rather think Pennsylvania is under
our paw. Nat. Int.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-03

COOKING PorAToEs.--When you boil potatoes
for dinner pare enough for dinner and bi eakfast ::
throw little salt into the in which they are
boiled, and when done, pour out the water carefully
and lei the potatoes stand by tie fire few minutes.
You will dihem much better than when boiled
in the common way without pairing. Take what
left dinner and mash them while warm, adding
ue cream aud salt then put them 10 bake pan
and, IN the morning you have only set the pan in
the stove, before brisk fire, for few minutes
our will find his excellent. Some people use but
instead Of cream, but the genuine article is pre-
pared only with the latter. Ask the Grahamires.
Gennesce Farmer.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-03
NEW HAVEN. Jan. %

INV HAVEN, Jan. ~
4 Phenomenon. singular and beautiful phe-
numenon was visible in the heavt MS last night from
nine TO ten O'clock Tn. moon was about an hour
high and shining brilliantly the eastern horizon
and few degrees south OF it was dark blue cloud
resembling huge mountain Of a pyramidal shape,
The top developed with bright, neecy cloud seem
ngly like lava rising the crater OF "A Volcano
from tie centre which shut forth across the sky
INTO the darker region of the nsrh ray Of brilliant
light, slightly arched, and resembg a tall plume. or
rather quill. There a lesser ray in the same
direction for short time. The SC enc was maenIf-
cent and inspiring, and was doubtless noticed by
many PdAadium.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-03
The Farmers AZ Merchants Savings
Institution Of Eynchburg,

M ILL hereafter allow the following rates of IN
w interest dcpostes viz: on all dePosites
made aud Withdrawn any time within two months
from date four per cent. per annum; and for all de-
posies remaining for tenn exceeding two months,
per per annum. BY order of the Stock
holders. GEO. w. TURNER, Cashier.
Jan. u M4w il
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-03
H. EegI q "A Il 4 q ".

MISS MARTHA I. HALL hereby informs her
vi friends and the public, thar size designs open
ing n School for the instruction Of youth on The
first Monday ia February next. All The necessary
English branches with the French language will be
taught by her Patronage is respectfully solicited.
Schoo-room on her fathers lot on Federal Hill
Te,ns-$lO per session Of five months.
Jan. % CT If
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-03

CoMMUHl'al al
The Democratic voters Of Bedford C"ug ~,
rcqesed to attend at Bedford February I"n,y. ~
to agree on suitable Candidates for sa'h ;sC,s cor
the next election. and TO consider other Copa'
sidered Important 10 the best interest OF '"'
~. A fall meeting is much desired oy .r,Ts.
SEVERAL DENOCh'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-03
G.FF1EsE TING,

M HAVE lately received very large stock
w OF fine and supefine Ingram and Brussels
Carpeting, 10 which we particularly invite the al
tention of our friends, being very desirable both
account OF The patterns add quality, as We'll as The
prize. BURTON 4 ROBES.
On u
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-03

coMMuSicAt ~ II
Tie Wig Parry Of this county, lot"C Cont
requested to hold a meeting al ", ~, nor
House, On next February Court day o' hs a..
pose of selecting suitable candidates, from hh
raj who may be in nomination, 10 rei'''I ;d.s
county in the next Legislature as also ~"
~ ''~ '9'''' ''''''' ~ MANY VOTERS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-03

A reverend gentleman, by the name Of Miller, is
creating excitement in Boston and vicinity by
his preaching and prophecies. lie alleges that
he has discovered, from careful perusal of the
Scriptures, and particularly ofthc book or Rerea-
ton, that the ord will be DESTROYED in 1913.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-03

letter from Newport mentions that the body of
Henry j. Finn, OF Newport one of the passengers on
board The Lexington, had been picked up near that
place 1t was supported by e presever, aud had
iloaled over one hundred aud thirty miles frum the
place oil The catas;tophe.-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-03
SHOES SEEsaE3S!!

M f havejus Received a splendid assortment Of
w Ladies French kid, Morocco. Seal and Caij
.Skia SHOES AND SLIPPERS, all (which
were manufactured expressly for sales, and are
worthy the special attention of those in want of a
good article BURTON 4 ROBES.
Oct oS If
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-03

sleigh from the United States, with ladies' and
gentlemen, in crossing tho ST. Lawrence. near La
prairie, got in an air boe. The sleigh noated and
those in ii escaped, but tie horses getting under the
ice were drowned.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-03
EARTHQUAKE.

We learn that one frhese convulsions Of the
Earth WAS scnsiby felt in the vicinity Of Fairfield
Herhimcr County, New York, on Friday last.
ALBANY Journal.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-03

~ Robert J. Walker has been reelected 4. S. Sem
from the State of Mississippi The vote stood Walker
Prcntiss 81, scatterng7.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-03

A SHEEP SToKY.-We see il stated iha' cam
sheep was taken from a snow bank in Stanlo'o mai
which had been buried for seventeen days S''
too without morsei to eat.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-03

We.tegret TO learn. says The Kingston IT, C. J
Chronicle OF The 18th, that Sir George Arthur has
resigned the government of that PROVINCE His
cellency, II is SAID. forwarded his resignation by the
last trip Of the Great Western, which has been &C.
cepied.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-03

According to the New York Express. r ebert Len
noX, Scolchman originally, who lately died in that
city, has ef three millions Of dollns, tie must have
been The richest n'an in the ciiy exeep ohm Jacob
Aston.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-03

~ Mrs. Mayohas advertised for proposals contract
the rebuilding other Bridge, at Richmond which has be
msch mutilaed by the ice.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-03

~ Gen. Jackson left New Orleans the 18th ia
in the steamer Vioksburg.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-03

% The Bridge at Gainesville James River, hos Os'
swept away.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-03
RGSTPONH1ENT.

The above Sale is postponed till the 81 Monday
in February, 1910. JOHN ROSSER.
Lam dc
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-03
.NiGGrOeS for Sale.
f0u,' .Negc0es,

\ Tie "a Mondly IN Janualy. I6IU. At Camp
~ bell Court house, (being Court day,) there
will be sold at public auction for cash.
E'0Hy Negroes,
10 wit; THO MEN lPOnAN and BOY
The Negroes belong to Mr. German jordan and
myself. JOHN ROSSER.
Dec. 10 ids if
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-03

Substance Of lie rcwdrls u ". IOLER OF nos,ina
ing CHARTS l.. IL sby, Esq. as Judge II tbe sM
CffcaH.
Mr. Tolcr rose Tor the purpose 81 nominating
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-03

transmit 10 this Hsss- eoadcn srd shew
ias the amount uf the ahele existing deLt OF The
Csmuses~raisn, all accounts fr which rstiih-
ee,es hss- bern issaed. rs we'll as The suounl Tor
which o-rstfra.es remain TO be issued 10 g mlleie
Engagements entered into the pan Of the Gem
ssonses hh. AMI including ns liabilities far any
d.sss G.r Nh. payments oil Whit, ihe aiih NJ the
State NAV be pledged-iar uliai purposes issued
sh-se held. and when Iedeemabc, a Tar as ma, be
is hrs power; also statement al the ID k-siufks
ssd other available stscks aud funds Of ,rciy des
essgwssm hrid by or for the Commonwealth.
TIE resolution, after much conversation between
M~.er.. Robertson, May. Nenable. lac nson OF W
aud Cruchheid, was adopted.
Ga motion OF Mr.. Lee, the House adjourned.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-09

STEAM BOAT AT AUCTTON.-Pursuant TO a
- power OF attorney. executed by The owners of the
steam boat Nmboy, We will on Saturday, June -. pro-
ceed To- sci. The said steam boat ANBOY, including
her Engine, Tackle furniture and apparel. a. she now
lies NJ the wharf of the city OF Wheeling. NJ public
auction. on the boiler deck Of said boat. al a credit Of
6. 9, -. Is aud Is months, the purchaser giving ne
lotiab!e bonds. with satisfactory security, payable al
the Merchants aud Mechanics Bunk OF Wheeling.
sal to commcncc al 10 O'Clock. 4. NJ
HALL& WlCKHAM,
iune 9-if G. Auciioaccrs.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-09
NTENrTIAN BLIND FACrORY.-Gco.

HENITiAN BLIND FACTORY-Gco. w Bier
respectfully informs the citizens OF Wheeling a
the public generally that be has established the MANN
factory OF thc Ncniuan blinds lOr windows, doors, &c
in all Their yaIIUus trinche.-Ju Main street Opposite
Brown & laJdcns-whcrc be viii kcep. constantly
on hand a supply, of ,cry superior article. end Of AZ
slzcs-cquul. if not superior BOO workmanship o. any
made in tar western cbuJtry. H. has emplJyci Mr..
John &. Vail well known MS q superior workman iu
fhat line Ut business, under whose direction the work
called Cor will boz faithfully executed al orlcrs d..
recteI To- the subscriber or. James Baker DrIrgis.. viii
he thankfully received nnd promptly attended Co.
juno 9-3u
Columbus Statesman cory TO Inc amour, o. 3 and
CHARGE fhs n1i~c.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-09

SEVERE CASE OF TEETHING, WITH
y SUMMER COMPLAINT, cured by the iuial
ible American Soothing Syrup of Dr. w. Evans
N,Phcrson, residing az No. :. Madison street,
called NJ lac Medical Office of DR.. w. Evans, No. 100
Chatham street. n. Y. and purchased a bottle of the
Syrup for her child. who was suffering excrucialing
raiu during the process Of dcnutiOn. being momentl.
riIy threatened with commissions; as bewcls too were
,xceoiiprly loose. and no food could be retained on
The stomach. Almost Immediately after IL applica-
tion. the alarming symptoms entirely ceased aud be-
come unite natural. A. n tribute Of gratiude for the
benefit afforded the child. the mother came Other own
accord. aud freely sanctioncd publicity 20 the above
BE particular in applying at 100, Chatham si'eoi,t'
there are several co1ntcrlciis advertised. No other
ol,cc i'm the city has the genuine for sale.
Bsgare If Cogatr5eis-CAUrtoN BE particular
in purchasing to sec that thc label Of tis Medicine
contains n notice Of Us" entry accordugto Aeioi Ton
rress." And te Likewise particular in obtaining the"
az 100 Chathum street. New York, or from the regu
nov 40 w. IT, KING, IS Water 81. Wheeling
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-09
WAEELlNG JOCREr CLrB RACES

ApE1Ng MEETING. 1siO-Ttc races over Co.,
> Wheeling course will commence ou ibu l6h 50
Jane. rII .nu.gHo 4 Iays.
l.iUtg-l-f Race, Swcsp-'1krs Co. 3 yc1r oil
Mlr heats. 500 entrance. hall i8rt.ls. IU,4.,r
.f-ci ou tbr JbdIy ut NprI Il-f.
80 Escc. Swccls.akes hs 3 year 0il. mil. he1fs.
n.r1uec sJJ. CO. o.. entries u .I.-o 1r OBJ, lob june.
- p,y-2 Mile heats. pYr.. 500.
80 rAY-3 Nic heats. pHrse 500
tl DAy.-3 best Boo q. pur.e $50
There VII bc BOZ Attendance 500 tIa meeting ri uum.
.rr ut fine Hrr.rs Frw E.Hfurte vr expects r- q
stables. lrm Ohio y and .rm Fsup.,ItlHu which,
rg.t.rr with lluse r1,s boz training 8f lu. cuufsr. m
rhrrs Boo Doe uC.-Ua.rIlri OF Nl.,l.E .ti rIrl
Ia opportunity rl witnessing ta pur.s w0T aa1.en.
.ri la-. IHH nrFuciars H.r Tl.as.H w isiH-HU.
He lrt.-s HI tHr Iuu ihst at Obs frus I.... Isl .,.r
PROSPECT u.l weU rueulai me,u.. sud i.lu rne urm
1cr OF Stables hoard from. th. .lHi. u1s expect r
,iu.s umH ol tIe best contested aces .s.g ul ls..
be Wae.aue cyar-c.
o. o. NDrg.IT.
LII OLIVER.
Prlu.f#"
June %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-09

nR EVANS CELEBRATED FEVER AND A.
- CUE PlLLS-Those pills so admirably adaP
ted 10 afford uniform rclicfin toe different mod. alton
Of these distressing mlladics. are particularly recoms
mcndcd 10 public notice. On he accession OF The cold
stage. when do Ecs and Limits Of ihe %sriirrer become
pale. nnd thc sensation ofoold and l1nguoT O. felt per
yadine me whole system, thcir adwnisiraion Is ao-
comoanicd with astonishing succcss-iheys soon lesson
ttc snbsoqncnt distressing shiyering. and violent sha-
Ein~. mod u.s. continuing IN their use, 2sdifccied) VIII
o'tim,feiv cure he most obstinate aguc. These pills
sr, olerual utility in those distressing cnscs, whore
there b. Il1wncss Of complexion. p1in 90 the region
erfic liver tension and distress in the cpignsiic re-
zion. with other symptoms indicating the existence Of
morhi4 action. co. cbrr1ig disease 81 The stomach, li'cr'
bowels. m.senilTy of spleen, which consequences 50
generally .npcfytHc tom prpircicd nicrmiiieniS
They permanently overcome these dscasos' az Che
same Time give tone o. che stomach, cleanse md
stronghold The bowels and sng1tt health, Visor, and
cnr-sY to tbc system.
Errqrc ~ oun'erfafe-CArfioV- ~ %p'riculai
boz purghaunrt 70 scc ihli the label ol this Mciirn'
contains n notice 81 its entry aoc0rliHg a. qd q Con
aress And De- likewise r~aricular m obtaining then
no 100 Ch1ih1m 81. New.York. or from fhc rcvula
aseus wa ~ RING. A.. Wsicrs a. Whecin.
BOY 26 J v. BQRINSON. Pss,snouih
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-09
( q . Q e 9 9

FNNANS FAMILY ApERiENt PILLS are pur,
- i, t~rrri.hlc. composed with tie s'nc'cst prcc
iaf o. s-..ucc AMI OF uu; they never lHOluco Rausca
api ,rs ,,sffau,el Ia cure the following diseases which
airs, lr,,a impurities ct the blood. vtz-ApOplcSy
Bilious affections. Coughs, Colds. liberated sore throat
Searcg Fever. Asthma. Cholera. Liver Com9aiuts
diseases Of the kidneys and Bladder. Affections pecu
lar TO females. and al those diseases OF whatsoever
kind, 20 which human na,gre - suhgccL where the
stomach j. AFFECTED.
CONSUMPTION. COUGHS. & COLDS, Nervous
iiscascs. liver complaint. dyspepsia. bilious diseases
Jii.s. ulcers, female weakness, and ali eases OF hypo-
shoniriac.sm, low spirits, palpiiation OF the heart, nor,
yOus irr~itluiiy. nervous weakness. huor aibus seminal
weakness. Indigestion. loss OF appetite. heartburn. gen
sral debility. bodily weakness. chlorosis or green sick
icss. fa;uiency. hysteucal fainiinss. mysteries, head
,ches. hiccup sea sickness, night maze, rheumatism
asthma. tic doulOurouX. cr1mp. spasinodic aieciions'
and those who are victims TO that most circulating
isoricr. GoUr. will fad relief from their %suierngs by
a coursc OF Dr.. Eyans' medicine.
Beuarc Il CoaaAcrCcdS-CAUTioN; BE particular
IN purchasing ~ sec that the label of this Medicine
contains a notice of its entry according 10 Act Of Con-
gress. And Nc Likewise particular in obtaining them
al 100 Chatham street. Ncw-Nork. or from the REGu-
LNR AGENTS. NAl. IL. htND' h"efuNg.
nov %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-09

nR WlLiIfNi SNA ,, 80 .''> F'"
, rOR CHILDREN TE .iih N-''
- UrtssLt-Ts Hlt-osarf f+ l"'
- d,n,.r,us s-,lall,us. q b k'N' !" "''A rs
a. lar. is great i~rriti,n Ia Go" m''in ''l -'.'',' ga,
,,p- his process. Tic gains s"'ll' 'e sl'..''n I!
- s.,g-.lsrI. lac child fssc.s,d Nhhir'1ncht
-, In. Of CRYING, Watching. starting M IT'S
-, All s,lss,s of peculiar rar's tae chdd shr''~s
- cdr,m, violence. AMI u,tusis as hngorS hl'o IL
iii IfIhcse p-ocussosy syIE 2io'Es are rotsPeeuhs
-,.psiic commissions universally super
,,l .,,n caasc ihc d~ssiliison Of tine ihiant-
,Sr,,,b.rs MA, have their little babes u'lia'SI VIA
,csc distressing symptoms wo'Id Apply h",Ir-Is
80. S,,ii,ins :, rop Which tas prs,er''I "H
,i,c,n,s when thought past recovery ir'H
sniy attacked with that fatal mal,dy' Re- s'a a.r,irrisr in
Bspare # Co'U''e-tets- ~. Nlr5icin. con.
urc,'s," M, or,,s cnrry arcorimg to act Of 1ongTsSs,
'"J =, likewise particular n oC''nins inr'n ., iCo
nl,h1m st. M A. wli.rs 81. Wheeling.
N,aIc. Plrk'r>aurg. nov II
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-09

A case was before le Trhunel ofCommerce OF BOr
dcaUN, wherein a man has refused TO pay a note,
drawn ''at sight ou the ground that his eyes were 50
bad he did not knew when lac should be able to see a.,
aud Of course the mole would not be due until then.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-09
Hamburg, May %. 1910.

bA1""efEf IHAy q lou.
Dear Sir.--On arriving at the hail near ua,I0urg.
this afternoon, AT ) O'Clock. 10 my great asIonlshmcuI
| found the river 80 high as 10 be running over the
railroad, and through all of our Repositories. The
goods from the stores al Hamburg iJaied up against
the railroad. The cotton from Suilivan's CUbDct n
kernaghan's Warehouses, floating down through our
fields. The inhabitants OF Hamburg fleeing for their
lives ia canoes baIteausa and rdits--many OF me amilIes
have taken shelter IN Mr.. HubbarJ's house. which
was entirely surrounded by wafer. and IRON what /
could learn the water over his lower floor several
feet, while most of the females and children had been
removed TO places OF security. a bolI was plying To
bring out such persons as had remained. and 10 bring
of some OF ihcIr goods; "a number had repaired 10 the
second story OF their houses.
The whole ridge OF highland in Market street, Is
now covered, the wafer Is sill rising. Since ten
O'Clock Ihis morning the rise has been near 8 feet per-
pendicular--SIOck of all kinds swimming ia VARIOUS
directions IN fact l cannot lind language to describe
the awful scene. From Augusta, | learn The water Is
running through Broad street. About enc halt of the
New Bridge has been swept away. The savannah
River was never known TO be as high rs at present
and II still rIsing.-Ne had mcessant rams on Moada,
night. Tuesday and last night II tell ia torrents. This
together with the heavy rains that fell on Sunday after
noon aud Sunday night. has PRODUCED 50 unusua
a ireshet. While | am writing, 30 O'Clock, T.. NJ.
/ hear pcrsOus calling Ion assistance. and it Is impos
s.b!e 10 render lhem any. Al this moment Mr.
Schulz comes an aud repons the lower Bridge Is s,sep
away.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-09

MARRiED-On the 18Th May a, the residence Of
Capt. Beebe OfNew Orleans 10y the Rev. d.. Ciapp,
\. ". smith late Of Wheeling, TO Miss Hannah Phil
ips, daughter OF Mr. Arthur Philips oftsis city.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-09

40 THE NERVOUS a. DEBILTTATED-DR.
EVANS TONIC PlLIS-The powers of r.
vans Camoinilc Pills are such. that the palpiialing
he art. the ircmulous hand, the dizzy eye and
The huiiering mind. vanish before their effects
like noyro'ts Supors before the benign influence OF
iho morning SAN. They have bcea hong successfully
used tor the cure of iuicuniitenis. together with ievcS
ct the irregular nervous kind. accompanied with Wis
ccul distractions.
This tonic medicine - for nervous complaints, gen.
crai debility. Indigestion and lis consequences, as want
ofappetiie, disiension of The - mach. acidity; unplea-
SAINT taste in the mouth. ~rumbliug NOISE in the bowels,
nervous symptoms, languor. when the mind becomes
irritable, responding. thoughtful. melancholy and de-
iectcd. TIypochondriacisn Consumption. dimness Of
sight, dcliuGm. and all o,haW nervous affections. these
pulls will produce n safe aud permanent cure.
Evans Pills were first Introduced ia America IN 1885.
Beuore If CIua,crfcifS-CAurIoN-Be particular
"A purchasing to see that the label uf this Medicine
contains a notice OF its entry aooor4iHg 10 Act Of Con
grcSV. And be likewise particular IN obtaining them
ut 100 Chatham ST., Ncw-Ysrk. or frum the regular
agent WM. III. KING. Wheeling.
nov IS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-09

UWORNBVOOK & GIBSON Piumbcrz Is. ". %.
ucf Of Monroe a 4h sirccts-Whcr they curry
on ihc horse and steamboat plumbing Boo lI BIS BRAN
Chcs
They have constantly on hand hylnu's of ,lr.p.s
description. Uaucr Kettle. Water closets. rl.h t.s.
hond r0lu. shower baths, Rciorts ior hIel.I"l.l Inm-
cal apparatus. coffin lead. Lead nprs Of 900 sls
sheet lead cot ,ny thirkuess. oud worked up INFO god.
manner oC form. water conducted through leldcu pIs-
from spiuvs io dwelling houses in tbc country.
Also Blr plmre. ani Bar rooms fIci up f1 ORDER
Leather hose. Al orders thankfully received 1ul
prncfeaiIy received and punciuaIly attended 90.
81, q heaters rgt,pts fors sujleq punz.
! upr y I-ff