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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-14
CONGRESS.
WAsHf>cros. Jan. 9Th
UNITED STATES SENATE.

Jun. jim. L
UNITED STATES srNATE.
Ths Senate snets log .,.cunv. s~-.co sdSuto@d
,e~srtay " sfsadsy ssI..
HoUak Oh REPRESENTATIVES,
MORNING BtsINrSs
Ths rsiurioa odsssd SONS Inn. s,e~. nv A, An
ANS. ealing upsn is Pcst-mosses Ccncu.i fs insar.
nais"a a. 70 the number Of rsuss ,ais sises Mach An
ao~c. % os pre~eas Gse. sociuliee - 70
-, $780, u re~~~sL. The limo " rssnovAi. 40 va
e.IS 10 'r sdosAs'e. ~A~n Aas HcPS3Ns. Il Va
r~P".~i ~stssws ~ tho esssstiool dSNsrior Co.
Aan sosrsos pHoosple< sossssded Co erpscs de o,.tioa
uSs oeu~c upcn ule ss&j-es soS spposatr~os 40 AZ.
noe oy ne Pssssden, o< As United 8uts. The Re-
.4i.a. espessssns esr~in Pc rseapiss w.se souliy d,e
'o~tt HON the Resolution az rnourv
Nc. ADAMS suggested 10 the Seeker thu, ,h.v
were out vf Order.
ihs efEAkEk decided that they we're in order.
Snea MI. ADAMS look an appeal. TIE .,os.i 90.
discussed ct sons length. when a motion "a, ,osd. al
~ '1 sy the appeal upon the table.
~" NDah> was not ~ be baked bv this deci,.ou
and Is'ssi IN. QUESTION Of order .x.in. .nls ,h.a,..
non p>r frons the Houss b. laying upoa the ,.bi, =.
Mr.. A.. thousht ny,
AT. SrSAxER decided thst the dse,.,or II IN.
s9es'io" OF appeal Ps % bsysns the seiiua OF IA.
NJ HOPKINS preceded sr,eU, to defend HIM.
self and hs RESOLUTION.
Me. ADAMS bad no sort % objection 10 .eti,a Nv
on al. iiops.as rcsoiuiions. bat could not an. ub,
nay s'os'a Dc ssisscfsd VITA hs resolution aim nj,
soliciting sSme facts kaown to the Poa M.s,,r cen.
erai a. The practices OF the D.pastmsnt. III, sub.
expired.
PRIVATE BILLS.
Al one o'clock tho Houss went int, comni,t.. of
the ~hsls 0a the State Of the Un.on. -
The subject before 70 WAS ths uu6ni.hsd bssinsss
Of ys<ierday. and the Bill was bslors The House to The
hour OF adjournment.
This bull ~as reported fro. the Committee on class.
and has been beiore congens since 1870 Il propose.
rsii.f to the owners ofrhe ship Ariadns. praying a
remission Of forfeiture and a return Of the avails 20 far
as ,hey have been realised by the United States. The
Claim has been realcs'ly debated by some Of III. abl.s,
members efihs nouss-Mr. SALrONSTALI. Mr.
offs. c. Mr.. SERGEANT of Pa. and
NJ. WiNrHRo Of Ma.. ell spoke ably upon tb.
question.
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4 MECHANICS BANK Q
WHEELING
clyIrAL sroeE. ASIA 500

CaYIrAL srocK. s5I4 500.
Dirseioys for 1871.
Or TIE pert IF hs Sens-Jpseph Caldwell. Vim
T Sslby. Israel UpiszrsH
Per as StssblaA~s-J S shnver. samuel Noel
John Rrrhi'. AisrE Douglass. Daniel Zane. a { ID
haoG
JOSEPH CALDWELL. P,,aSsul
3 BsGDY, Cashier.
Discount Day Tuesdsy Teach Nssk, bills Of e..
ohsngs discounted daily.
quo SILK GoODS-Jusir re- sived AMI 6r al .
~ Black Silk Velvsts.
Black Silk HdkE,
Case Silk Plush Hais.
Manufactured BY John Gil. oC M1unt Pleasant. o.
bio end ere wsraatsd equal 10 he European Goods Of
the same Description. Persons wishing % p~urciaso a
good suiels and encourage American Entcrprts n
Industry are req0sssS 70 call snd sYs,nine the so54.
isn i4-ln s. IOWTHrp
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-14

CArtTAL PuEisHNEEr.-A modsrn writer speaking
eli sayr "Punshmsni WHEN strained b. yops -,
- ssoss-ay, bssonss revenge. punissrosn, slso shoniS
never sEossd. bot rsihsr be nildsr than pubic op,,.
ion. In he sWinl decision 1fdoaih more sseselslIg
~s should ~ c.nsfbl 10, " inaici = penalty which ws
esnnoi rspsy bark 70 the sufferer. II the oYndsons,o,
should shsr~srd' D'ovs 70 have been sronsou.
IhsFs ssn b. no recall fnsm ~ Eravs, ms DIR
q Sc '"nb $3.50 asf IN -sris
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-14

WHAT SESr-E ,. Pierce. a writer on
s,s,in navigation aud internal Improvement. tNelI
known In Philsdelphisl recommends the cvnsiruc-
ton Of ship canal f-vm Like Erie TO the ohio river.
BY Which. ns thsre - always q sufiicicncy Of water in
We Upper Lakes. he thinks that The Ohio might be
sepi supplied with q sufi ri-ney OF water Ut all sea-
sons ofthe year. and tha, steamers OF rar r-irht. a.,
on oerasion. ascend from New Orleans T. either uf the
upper lakes. As t r,gards rec. Mr Perrc 10 roNs-
dent that iicsn DO kept broken and running wIh n
proper appArstIs, even IN the ,evcr,st wr.scr.
The above . nesler new nor strange. II 10 a
work which Was long snes spoken Of b, this paper.
and We are satisfied chat while Il would be Of Va {
national ntiiv FOR The purposes named. il would be
well paid for by the inhabitants on the oaio river.
The proper mode OF constructing 1t. would be. We
hinh. by The states Of Ohio. vits inis, K,u,ucky. and
Indiana. IL would necessarily strike At or below
Wheeling. a. the bed Of the lake. and tho Ohio Al
This poini are about on the same level. AMI . GOOD
slses water navigation might ke constructed to Pits.
tcrgA. u will DO done somc,.me.
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wEBSTERs DICrfONARY-A new sdnion %
tbs srssi ~ork y about 20 BE- publnhsd, in large 3 70
Il will contain 5000 10 10000 words not included n
ihs quaro heretofore Published. Tbs whole number
Of words will be at lssu $1,000, bsinr 10000 more
Than ere confirmed ia Todd's Johnson. and $4,000
mafo thsn are 70 be found in Richardson's Dictionary.
N. y. SiFaoL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-14

MISSING WAR sTEAATR-Ths HalifsI. ".
"A Joor.si ssys 1bof 81 VI Stesmsf Dee. which leu
49, - fos Bsrssds. hsdnoi suived here on he 22d
D. .naSr-fsa 81 days ct. u NEs supposed that
e-.~~s.cs ffssvy vssiAsr shs we compelled
MN-sys-s. RI As W. Ieii- 90 itaishs ttsnisf
-
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e5

S3o4yo,JIO 80
Pretty fsir on paper-but these aggregates. are not
always thoroughly satisfactory. to all parties intercs
ted.
With regard To tie interest en- State 6cbi, due on
The ld OF February. tho Governor does MT appear 10
Know whether or not the means OF payment can be
provided. lfuOi-lhIi is, ifIhe loaa for that purp,,.
be not taken, he says he can see no other mode left 10
avoid the q isi'obur OF the Stale credit. hut By sale 10
that extent Of the stock held by the State. in he bsak,
OF maj sac. The message assumes that this stock
"oald most probably Command a ready sale" And
VIII just senSibIlry az In state honor and h~one,ty. IL
urges that mot a day should be lost in guarding ssain.,
Ihe possible blot OF a breach Of faith, in regard 10 her
The suggestion AZ 10 the sale Of these stocks. !. CT.
pecisd to bring Ga from these soulless corporations. pro.
pOsals for the loan. Whether il will prove operative
IA that way. remains 10 be seem.
a<On the general condition Of the country, the meas
sage aSyeriS TO the encouraging fact. that the exports
Of last gear. exceeded the value Of the import, by IA,
sum oit~cnty seven millions Of dollars. With pr1.
Jent legislation and reironchment and economy among
The people. the message thinks that all may 90 well.
The message suPposes that the iaRofIhe llth June.
1870, so0n TO become available. will produce about
S6OO,OOO This. with the other resources Of The
State, u expected to ~iquidaic the interest account.
without farther resort TO loans for that purpose. TIL,
law imposing iins tar on luIuues, whic., IL said to TALL
gently on the POOrer classes. is to continue in force fyo
years. Al the eEj Of that period, the executive SUP.
P"ch HAi, WIN sredScHabio degree OF prudence, and
strict economy in the management of affairs. the in.
core on the Stale Improvements will render q renew.
al Of the tar law unnecessary.
Win regard, Va me meantime. 10 the necessity Of
maintaining the faith Of the State unimpaired and in.
violate, Governor Porter speaks in tones and with a
deciaOn. becoming ala honest man. and the mag.
Of a great commonwealth There is with him
no "Paliering in = double sense" in this particular.
The message says
Il can never consent, by word OF deed. /, counte.
nance The idea that the faith Of tho State can be VIOLA.
ed by = failure To meet her engagements T,hers be-
~ o0s country who would be willing, ifthey were
bio. 10 abrogsts The contracts of the Commonwealth
md be faithless 10 her creditors. let their doctrine be
distinctly aVowsd and the issue fairly made up before
he people. The intelligence and integrity Of nor eiti-
would speedily convince the world that they feel
he necessity in a republican government # maintain.
ng. ansullied. public faith and national honor"
This is sound ADD just and Il. with honest men.
he no special merit, in syowing these doctrines
{ rnViohability of the Pablic faith, IL is al least certain
in the opinion Of all aneh. the adverse doctrines
n this important ssbieci, caRnst be maintained or pro-
with 'us deep dlshoner Bsh Pat
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CIsc,rssri. January 9

NiSctrrsrf, January
The s7ir,t that Ne noticed in the Pork Market =
few days since. still continues; Pork sell. freely NJ
from 1915 to 81. and Drovs. are NOT parking n
much .s sonc time ago; they prefer to s,smi, 10 pres
en' pnee'. though not 50 hiss a. they expected. and
siili better than to pack and then sell Mess Pork a, siI.
O. scne Of saes has. dome. and Lard al 81 cents.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-14

NV ISyEsTfos-A Cfrmsn artist. nov in Lon.
don, 10 about 10 aAs = psiont for the invention II .
cis,k Of which fs motive POWER - eIsefrieity. a.
c'rsffucTs1 - I'D II p be 3Bs 3f srtrsos s~fsipiieify.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-14

AfOrHEg vfCrOBY!-Tho spscisl election ~
q member Of Inc nest next congress IN The iOib Mas
siehussfs district now represented by Henry williams,
v n. resulted IN The elsciIon Of ". n. Borden w BY
a msjorty Of 25s over Williams. and scattering The
vote nt he two electioss stands thus
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-14

Ths Ceatrsl COMMITTEE Of Ohio county will meet
ihis evening at 8 y Huilihen's ofbee. A general ,.
tendance 10 requested. Jsn. IL, le1l.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-14

Dr.. John Bccherhro.Eh has been p. slect.J Presi-
dent Of tAe Bank Of Virgins By the ,,uesh.lder. OF
aid bsnh b. = nslcrit, OF three ~ one. There ). 40
soss' bat the stockholders entertain the meet ~i,.Pliet
eon6deecs sn hir.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-14

AsrosrsHIso- "A h-Jer 90, lately s,sd ~ ~.
Lnois for ehes,i>s RE chent
No. Aaerihi.s lie was acquitted by tie jury.
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sALyACE-Ths Newport Herald Of the Times
IHiimaiss that salvage has been claimed By The rove.
nue. cutter sia'ioasd 81 that port. in cases where .
has rendered assistance 10 American vessels ~ do
treas
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EFFECT OF PUBLICITY UPON CRIME

The Mount Pleasant (Pa) Begisier has the follow.
ing remarks touching the effect Of minisiorfng to tho
Morbid appetite which j. supposed to exist, Cor the d..
tails Of crime;
we have long Cherished and frequently expressed
the opinion. that suicides and other murders arc rem.
dered more frequent by the no'orieiy given to Them
IN The nswspapers. and that editors should refrain from
publishing the horrifying details OF either. II is said
that at least two murders havo been pe rpetraled by
persons who acquired a thirst for bood by reading a
doiesisble n0rsi. entitled Jack Sheppard" that went
tho rounds Of tho papers ofa certain class, not many
months since. In a word. the same objections apply
70 publications Of this kind. rs hive been successfully
urged against The pubic execution Of mundsren. In
the strong language Of Burns. they
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-14

HtbIcomes necessary, asst matter Of information.
to inform the public that q murder has been cOmmiue,
lot The minute ~particnla % be Nilhhcld.
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fTEMS.

WATEs WoEks at Harrisburg are completed and in
full operation.
sLavEs--In Louisiana there are three slave. 20
two freemen.
WEBsTEHs DICTIONARY IL about n be pubIi.bed n,
u new edItiOn. containing 5000 more words th.n IN.
old one. The whole number will be shout go 200.
4O'OOO mere than are in TOdd's Johnsons. ard Is. 900
more than Ricbandson's.
hayenoUs birds are the quickest sighted a. the uro,.t
men are the greatest fault finders.
CoUSTEsTLIs-Fihy dollar notes Of the Wear
Branch Bank. q, wilsmspori. Sid. altered from Gvss.
sre ~ circulation.
COLDHE IEr-on Friday norning last the ,hernom.
Maine.
DGcIsioSs-In the Superior Court Of New Vol 4,
has been decided That landlords ssnnet proceed r., ,,,t
after removing The tenant
Spirit Tn word spirit" is nsed slake 70 .ro,.,,
extract. thought, disulled liquor. and s~pparition
BRiDoE--The largest IrUn Bridge IN the world N
m China. near Klngtung. where Il frms q ~asrGset
road irom the TOP ofOne Immense mountain % ano,bs,
u 70 formed Of chains. twenty one IN nvmb,r "a
bound tegefher by cross ohsins.
AovTDE--Young men II you 20 on q sleigh nss. h.
sure that you have beHss m your slsigh a. we'll ., LII,
on the hofsss. Sanivsl Weller 'sys that such NJ,
are very musical"
VaLUisLg S~FoR4lroy-A German -,,., Al
serves that IN Ameucs thsrs is sush . srs,eit, a
thieves they are obliged 70 o6sr rewards fr hsir IN.
sovory.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS in n. " s..,.-os,
IN NoWE nglsnd; 27t ~ Nee Vera. 2S3 IN P.ou.v.
wants. snd l6f in Ohm. ~. re.
A Coon Hu-Ths Richmond s,sr. sHydio, "A "A.
pFsctice Of Lagtslstors siuing with thair lssf IN fh.iy
desks. says. 'hsy we're ssnt % show tbsir beds. ssS
their heels.
oUs J~rpestrrs are III. or ~.,,s... >, -.
'l'ss ssi s"sy sns 70 Euisss ny 'hsr or.
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THE VIRGINIA BANK

The rest ofthe day was occupied by . motion ofMr.
Stephenson Of Tyler, to take up and consider his 70.
solutions iOf the nova. If the President. with ths view
Of their being The order Of che day for to-snorow
This resolution was opposed on The ground rsn the
Stockholders having acted on The matter. and again
elected Or Bfockenbrpugh oil fuuher seton was use.
les. OF that n not here was no necessity 20 pres, for.
ward the question before the evidsnoe taken before tho
COMMITTEES was printed. Alters long discussion. 10
was 81 length resolved 10 make The question the order
q The dsy fr Fridsy-Ayes s., Noes %.
On molten Of Mf May, 10 was
RSIarsS. That when the How're sdjoHrs today. ~
~il adjourn unul 10. morrow al one O'Clock
On motion Of Mr. LIE. the HO-'s sdjosmsd.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1841-11-13
COUGHS and COLDS,

THE CAUSE OF SIM
pie ase these complaints are usually considered,
no on can deny their being the most common
cause of this fatal and distressing disease. 1t is
indeed melancholy truth, that thousands fall
victimes to Consumption every year from no 9TH
er cause than NEGLECTED COLDS. Yet we
find hundreds, nay thousands who treat such
complaints with the greatest indifference, aud
let them run on for weeks and even months
without thinking of the danger. At first yon
have what You may consider a slight COUGH
or COLD; you allow business, pleasure or care
lessness to prevent you from giving it any atten-
tion it then settles upon your breast, you be-
come hoarse, have pains in the side or chest, ex-
mixed with blood, difficulty of breathing en-
sues, and then you find your own foolish nc
geet has brought on this distressing complaint.
If then you value life or health, be warned in
time, and don't trille with your COLD, or trust
to amy quack R0SrEnl to cure YOU, but immcdi-
ately procure bottle or two ofthat famous rem
cdy, the "BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY"
which is well known to be the most speedy cnre
ever known as thousands will testify whose lives
have been saved by it.
I|Be very particular when You purchase to
ask for "Dr WlSTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD
CliERRY,' as there is also SYRUP Of this
name in use.
Prepared, wholesale and retail, by WILL
LlANl'S & Co., Chemists, No. SO South Fourth
street, Philadelphia. Price 81 90 bottle.
Sold in Elkton, at DIR. Parkers Medicine and
PANT StUre.-Oct. 10 lS4l-6m
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1841-11-13

To THE LADlEs-BoNNEr SQUASH
Who knows but the annexed paragraph
from Texas paper, may be the herald of
whole fields Of bonnets, by and by, sup
planting the pumpkins vines of New Eng
land:
They do have some strange '.fix;nssn
in Texas. Only think of lady with a
culinary vegetable on her head fora bon
net; yet such is the fact. The Houston
Telegraph says that many of the western
planters lately introduced the culture of
a species of squash that may be manuiac-
tured into bonnets, and several of the wes-
tern ladies have already obtained beauti-
full bonnels from this hitherto despised
vegetable. These bonnets are formed
from the fine glossy Gbrous lining of the
interior surface of the squash, and are re-
markable for the strength, lighlness and
dellcacy of the texture composing them.
They are SO tenacious and flexible tina t
they may be easily washed like silk. II is
said mllliner some time since, took one
them to one of the eastern cities of the
United States, and became quite an oble ct
Of admiration. Possibly in a few years
these squash bonnets may become all the
fashion; and even the pumpkin heads OF
the north may be dccked with squashes
from Texas.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1841-11-13
An OLD MAN.
SALT AND ASHES MIXED FOR
STOCK.

A correspondent of the Farmers Jour-
nal, presents the following testimony as
his experience of the value of mixing salt
and ashes for stock:
Having tested the utility of the prac-
tice am now prepared to speak favora-
bly, oft, and from firm conviction that
stock fall description,are essentially ben
Gifted thereby. My cows, work horses
and young cattle, as well as sheep, have
been regularly supplied with it, as often
as once week, since the snow went off,
and notwithstanding the feed IN the pas
lures has been quite short in consequence
of drought, for a large part of the season
the animals are healthy, and generally in
better condition than we have known
them for years.
Sheep, especially, are extremely fond
of it. prelerring it to pure salt, and eating
it as eagerly as they do meal or corn. As
to the general efficacy Of the practice and
its tendency as respects the health of
stock | merely say in conclusion, that |
am acquainted with several farmers that
have hade the same trial; and that in no
instance, with which am familiar; or
which has fallen under my notice has it
been attended with other than the best ef-
ects.-The proportions in which the IN
gradients should be given are one part
salt to seven of ashes dry aud free from
Goals. If thought necessary, the salt may
be increased in quantity to twoi OF even
three parts, instead of one. Try it, farmers,
and see if 1t doth not do good like med
icne.
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scholar owes to his country, and the exhibition
OF the capabilities of our earlyhistory, our Ira
itions, our Customs and Scenery for supplying
all the materials Of copious and brilliant litera-
ture Will be constant objects Of attention, and
will form frequent topics Of discussion; example,
and illustration.
In order to insure the competent execution Of
each department of the work, the aid of EXPORT
enced writers, already lavorably known to the
pupilc nave been secuted, and the editorial car,
OF tne Whole is committed to JOHN FROST
a. Nl;' Professor Of Bellies Letters of the High
| school OF Pmadel phia, whose reputation as a
practical teacher, and IA writer m the deuort.
ihchls OF education and polite literature will form
slillclent guarantee, not only for the elegant
ana tasteful execution Of the work so far as lam
guage, style, and establishment arc concerned.
out Tor ITS elevated moral, and intellectual char
acter and for its invarable direction towards the
Improvement OF its youthful readers in science,
literature and the conduct of life,
JE|TllE YOUNG PEOPI .E'S BOOK VIII
be published in .NONTIILY NUMBERS each
to contain Sc Pages embclishcd with numerous
| Engravings, and neatly done up in an Ornamen-
ted Cov-r. 1t will be printed on white paper Of
the tIst quality from new and elegant type,
cast expressly for it, The form will be such as
TO make the volumes when completed hand
some addition TO the shelves Of the library
The irst number will be issued on the first day
OF September, 1871.
TERMS.
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School Clubs dealt with on the most liberal
terms
Lf Travelling agents will find this work one
well calculated to advance their interests
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1841-11-13
WE'LL DIGING And
PUMP MAKING.

TIE subscriber, grateful for the favours
heretofore received, would respectfully
inform his friends and the ublic generally.
that he continues to carry on the above
business in all It's various branches, and
is prepared to fulfil all orders in his line
in neat and durable manner. He makes
lift and force pumps of every description,
and warrants his work to be equal in point
Of Workmanship, to that done by any
other pump maker IN the county. He
will repair any ofhis work without charge,
that tails on account of his neglect, and
lancies that he will be able to give salts
faction to all who may favour him with
their patronage. lie may be found Il; Elk
Landing.
SAMUEL P. FOWLER.
Aug. 2l-6m.
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ANOTHER
LEE SAVED.

by the extraordinary virtues of that unrvalcd
medicine, the "BALSOM OF WILD CHER
RT" the well-known famous remedy for CON-
SUMPTION AND LIVER COMPLAINT,
COUGHS, COLDS, ASTHMA, BRONCHI,
tbs, GROUP, WllOOPING COUGH, SC.
Boston, June.l6, 1871,
To DE. H. WisTAR:
Dear Sir.-n your last letter, you ask if
your Balsam has been successful in this city. In
reply to that Enquiry, can assure you have
never before sold amy medicine that has sold so
rapidly or been used with such universal Success
as yours has In some cases it has effected sur
prsing cures, and in Others has given great re-
lief after every other remedy had failed. But
there is one case that cXcels any have vet heard
OF. This was poor woman that has been atllic-
ted with CONSUMPTION for several years,
and had tried every thing in vain. knowing
she was very poor yet very worthy, sent her
bottle gratis, which she said relieved her very
much. This circumstance was soon made known
TO religious society she belonged to- and they
Immediately presented her with half dozen
bottles, which she has also used part Of and is
recovering very fast. She told me a few days
since that she had not felt 50 well for the last
year, and believed your medicine was the only
thing that saved her life, Sc. The same society
have purchased over thirty bottles for different
persons, and will no doubt purchase many more
as they praise it very highly Yours, respect
fully,
IIOLDBROOK, BARTIE s Co.
r. BE very particular when you purchase to
ask Tor Or WlSrAR'S BALSAM OF WILD
CHERRY, as there is a SYRUP Of tins name
advertised that is entirely different medicine.
Prepared, wholesale and retail, by WILLIAMS
s Co., Chemists, No. 80 South Fourth street
Philadelphia. Price 81 90 a bottle.
Sold III Flkton, at DIR. Parker's, Medicine and
Paint Store-Oct. l6 lS4l-Gm
JAYNE'S EXPECTORANT.
Is decidedly superior to any known combination
Of medicine, for coughs colds, consumption, Asth-
ma, splitting Of blood, Angina Pectoris-Palpit
tons Of the heart, observation-disclosures Plurisy,
ioarscncss, Difficulty Of Breathing, Hopping
cough, pains and weakness of the Breast, and all
diseases Of the Pulmonary organs.
For sale at DIR. Parker's Drug, Mede
cine & Paint store, sole Agent for the sale
Of DR.. Jayne's Medicines III Cecil county.
Also for sale as above, Dr. .Jayne's Tonic
FcrmIIuge, and DR.. Jayne's Sanative
Pills.