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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-10-28
Administrators A Sale

Administrators Sale.
ETNDER an oricr from The Ordinary, will
U he sold at the laie residence Of B. Mich.
olson. deed, on "Wednesday the 9Th Of Decem.
Der, all the personal property Of said deceased,
consisting Of twen,y-onc Negroes Horses,
Mules. Caulc, Hogs. Cotton, Corn, Fodder,
Oats. Farming Utensils. &c.
Terms OF Sale-Are cash for all sums nj or
under five dollars, above that nmonn, twelve
months credit; notes with two approved seen.
rites will he invariably required before the pro-
pcriy is delyered.
J. O. NICHOLSON.
DAVID ID. STROTHER.
administrators.
Oclnbrr 0S .Iy
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O. TIE friends of ggeigey
CULBREATH, announce him as candidate
for the office Of Ordinary, Of Edgeiield District
September 30 If IS
FTlae friends of AQGilla
MILES. announce him as candidate for The
Office Of Tax Collector, Of Edgeicld District
september l6 Il 50
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FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC.
I'D fg Y G. % Cd ID ..

FE1HE Subscriber invites The attention of
n all who wish to purchase STAPLE
OR FANCY DRY GOODS, to tho lar
gcst and hes, assortment ever offered 10
this market.
GOODS for The fall and winter rrade,
Just Receired and FOR SALE at the lo,cesf
Cash prices, at the BRICK STORE one
door abooe HUBnARp's Hotel, on centre
Street.
JOHN o. B. FORD.
N. B.-Country Merchants supplied at
the lowest jobbing rates.
Hamburg, S. C.Sep..9, 1911 a 81
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MYWENEAL
Tie siLl.en tie thdt binds itco ,cilliRg hcaTiS.
MARRIED.,

10 this village. on the 2is, inst, by the Rev.
WIN. B. johnson. DR.. WILLIAn GILLisoN. of
Beauf,rt. to Miss MARY s., daughter Of Capt.
Daniel Bird. Of this district.
On the els, ulf.. by the Rev. Jos. Moore. Mr..
Ep.,T. MITCHELL, OF Tuscaloosa Ala, To Miss
MARY ANs, youusestdau Of WIN. s. john
SON, OF this district.
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CLOTHING and HATS.
NEW OCERY AND
FDRO EeFSFO.We STORE.

lN W M d0 " - - - = - " ~
PROVeKSKOsN STORE.
VlIHE Subscribers beg leave most re-
L. specifillly to inform the inhabitants Of Edge
field aud its vicinity, that they have taken the
Store formerly occupiad by Smith q Frazier.
and nearly opposite NIessrs Bland s, Butler.
where they are now receiving and opening. and
inicud to keep constantly on hand, general
and well selected assortment Of
GROCERIES FOR FAMILY USE.
Their Goods are purchased at the io,ecs. Cash
prices in the New York and Boston markets.
and will be sold Us low Us they can be bought in
Augustn, or Hamburg, Transportation added }
for Cash. or for approved paper, on short time.
they have uade such arrangements rs will
enable them from time to time. to replenish
their Stock with desirable articles, and no exer.
ton will be spared in catering for the tastes and
uppe,es Of the eaiins public. To all we say,
call and see us. and if we do you no good we
mos, positively assure you, that we will do you
no harm.
p. A. SCRANTON,
&. A. MElGS.
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Oclnl,cr %
NNflcn.

NOgHCcs
A Ii persons having any demands agains;
"A. the estate Of E,,sley J. Colvin. deceased.
are requested to render them into the subscriber
proprrly authenticated. and all those indebted
to said estate will please make payment.
ROBERT JENNINGS,
administrator.
October % C 80
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Notice.

VHNHE subscriber, since the late fire in Ham
n burg, has taken storage rooms. including
the brick house. OH Market sirrei. in front of
the old Warehouse. formerly belonging To Sir.
Shnitz; and is less exposed 10 risk Of Fire and
Water
His business viii go nm IS heretofore. He
oilers fdr saie good supply Of leading articles
OF hercl'andise. Sasur, Baggins. Salt, Iron.
MOsasses. &c. &c.
Ehenit cash udrdhces ON Cotton Consigned
TO him ihr :aIe, Of be shipped abroad.
GEORGE PARROTT.
Hamburg. 8 c. Oct 2nd ls4l. d 36
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making ngses,icns in relation TO its Offices.
we take this occasion to mention tho name
OF an Individual, who. If he can he indn-
ced TO accep, tho Office. will emineniiy sus-
tain the interests, the dignity and purity
of The College. We alludc 10 the Hon.
John Bel,on O'Neal, an upright Judge. a
pure Pasrio, an homes, and consistent Chris.
nan. Judge O'Neal is the NAH OF all
u;hers, within our knowledge, bes, calcula.
ted to gil this highly responsible station
possessiag sound intelligence and good
sense. GrmHess of principle and sincerity
OF feeling. dignity Of person, gen,leness of
manners, and OF spo,iess moral character.
From under his administration we nigh,
expect an army Of graduates mingling with
their fellow citizens in every portion of the
State. which, in few years would work
mighty and glorious moral revolution
among our people.
We invite public attention to this sus.
gestion, aud especially would we ask The
Trustees Of the College, to give it their cou-
sidcra,ion.
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State of South Carolina,
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.

EDGEFlEl.D DISTRICT.
NDy OLIVER TOWLES. Esquire. Ordi-
Il ID nary of Ed.eGeld District.
Whereas. Charles 4. Meiss & Elizabeth NJ
Dnwd hath applied tn me i"r Letters of Admin.
is,raiiun, on MI and singular the goods and chat.
tells. rights and credits of Charles A. Dowd late
Of the District aforesaid, deceased.
These are, therefore, TO cite and admonsli
all and singular, the kindred and creditors Of
the said deceased, To be and appear before me.
n, OUR next Ordinary's Court for the snid DIS
,ric,. to be holden at Edseiicld Court House on
the 9Th day Of November next. 10 show cause,
If any. why the said Administration should no.
be granted.
Given under my hand and seal this 26,h day
Of Oc,uber OF one ilio,isand eight hundred and
forty.one and in the sixly.iilth year Of Amcri.
can Independence.
O. TOWL.ES, q. v. %.
October &c. lSil. (S2 I2A) -
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Fire at Williams Cotiegc.-We regre,
TO learn by gentleman from Williams
town, that FIRE was discovered in the Eas,
College on Sunday afternoon. twas i'm
possible 10 subdue the Gre. and the build
ing was destroyed. There was no insu-
rance. No persen was injured, The
calamity win aot interrupt the College. for
the other buildings are sufficient for the
Temporary accommodation Of the students.
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NOTICE.

nUR friends in the Country, and elsewhere
" are informed that the death of our lute
friend and Co.parlner, Doctor Charles NJ. Hill
will no, dsrarsc tire regular routine OF our bu
siuess n, all, as it will be continued by the sur.
yivins Copar,ner under the slme firm nane.
MURRAY s. HILL.
Pr. J. II. MURRAY.
Surviving Copartner.
Oct 81, tf f35
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Caution. .

A Ii persons are cautioned against trading
"a for three Nnics of hand. or either of them,
given 10 Josepl, Davis. or bearer, oil dated 29,h
Of August. 1910, rs follows: one note for three
hundred and twenty-five dollars, payable 25,h
December. iSii. one uote for three hundred
and twenty-five dollars, payable 25th Deccm-
Der, 1872, aud one note pavabIe2 18th Decenrher
ISi3. for three hundred and twenty five dollars.
am determined not To pay the said notes, nor
either Of them, unless compelled by law, us the
consideration for which they were gisen has
failed. BENJAMIN DAVIS.
October 81 3S
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Clothing &. Hat Store.
HAMBURG, S. C..

eFSA FEHHE Subscriber has open
IL ed branch Of his estab-
g ment in this place. where he
will keep constantly on hand. a
general assortment Of ready
made
CLOTHING and HATS,
ofevcry descriptions; which he vii! sell on
as reasonable terms, as he has heretofore
in Augusta.
His Store is on Centre Street next TO the
GrDcery Of Messrs. Howard & Garmany.
N. ,B. CAPS aud TRUNKS always
KEEP, on hand.
Oct. 81, 1S4l b 80
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Notice..

A Ii Persons arc hereby cautioned a..
IN gainst trading for uole Of hand given
to Mrs. Mary Mitchell, for $50. The note
was given some time in The month Of Sept.
last, and due the 25ih Of December next,
I am determined no, to pay said note un-
less compelled by law. as the considera-
sion for which said note was given has
failed.
SIMEON CORLEY.
Oc, &c. 1911. 30
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SHELLEY & USHER,
Warehouse sg5ad Cosst1stiss
sion Merchants,
HAMBURG. S. c.
TAkE pleasure in announcing 10 their
n Country friends and 10 tho Pabiic
generally, that their
WAREHOySE AND WHARF
is sow In GOOD CoSDiTfon.
Having raised The Warehouse above tho
highest high wafer mark Of the great Nav
food, with sufficient, foundation 10 make !,
perfectly secure from any Rise in the River.
while our location in Point Of FIRE
moi surpassed by any Ware House 10
Hzmtarg, being si,uate on the Corner Of
Centre aud Market Streets. and occiipy-
ing the whole from, Square TO Cook Street.
opposite The Bank g. Post Office. conveni-
ent to the Hail Road. Immediately on the
River. aud 10 the very Cen,rc Of the Pria,
ciplc Cotton dealers and Shippers, and tho
great thorough(air 10 The Bridge.
Grateful for the liberal support we have
hitherto received, solici, from our Patrons
and the public generally. continuance Of
tlieir confidence. From our long expert
cnce in the Warehouse and Commissions
business. feel confident. with our facilities,
to be able to give to all entire satisfaction.
We make liberal advances on Cotton in
Store. and will attend TO the Sale or Ship;
ping Of Cotton on moderate tcrnis.
Business Committed 10 our caro- will
receive prompt attention with our bes, ef.
forts for the interest," Of Customers,
SIBLEY & USHER.
Hamburg s. c., Oct. !. lSl, u36
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-07-08

There is now wanting only two orthree
links to complete the long line of Rail
Road from Mime to North Laroiina-2i
miles Of which is between Hartford aud
Springfield, and fifty miles from Ne'o
Hipcn ford "a The State Line Of Ne'c
Fork, making one entire line from Bnf-
lalo On the west and Portland on the east
to the city of Washmgton-in length Of
over 1000 miles! when this is completed,
we have an iron line from the east to the
west, north 10 south and southwest, o.
continued lines with the exception o.
about so miles from Washington to Fred
ericlsbarg, Va, Of nearly 2OOO miles.
HarJfod Courdnt
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-07-08

a,ads some slight show e coufsssy rpol
The ccrasl0a; instead Of uhirh Ne thnughl
4 rFope rand fitting occasion 20 give
vent 10 al that spleen DIS has teen serp.
mnlsiing sinee The Sensie iook smsy
from 'hst eslablishmenI HE public pr,nl-
ing. ! knou of nothing which has more
greatly asiasished me than the roliry
which hes been pursued BY he Globe IN
relation 10 this matter. II he edliior i
desireus Of keeping The democratic party
IN MINORITY iur The mex, ten years. Ne
= taking ~ eheeiUsl course % produce
ilaai elect"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-07-08

r.
Mr.. JEFFERS0N.--The National
Iaielllgencsr. alter referring % he state d
oplniun in Congress an The subject OF .
National Bank, has The following ia,ef
ssling paragraph:
. II connencn wiill this subieci. IL
occurs 20 us 10 state that sne oflae MOS.
respse,sd citizens Of glrginis. who was
Republican, ~ l70S, and will be one b
his dying-lay. IN isiifr which VIC have
just recclsed from HIN. alvesilng TO The
advantage tha, is attempted 10 be taken
II Air. JeETsrsan's uiirlal opinion in
1871 on The suhjsei al National Bank.
says that apart from The repeated sancIin
10 The frs, Bank given BY Mr.. Jeffsrson's
approval Of the extension Of il 10 louis.
iana. and ol other ants relating % T.,
he ths writer well remembers having
heard, from persons who wera present
when Mr. Mldisau's signature OF The
Bank bill Of 1915 vas condemned. lha.
Mr.. Jefferson with grsa, emphasis vindI-
Gated Mf Madison, and said ;ha, the Ge-
neral Government must hare Rank 50
long ss the states were suffered 10 have
them. fr that The General Govern meni
touid moi get dong miihouf one. Who
ever has !, IN his power 10 vetily this fAcl
from his own knoalrdse-and liiIle
doubt il entertained lha, living testimony
YET sxis,s---would cpnIsr a grea, obliga
ton on lhe country BY doing 90 al The
present moment, either through this pa.
per or through some other channel"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-07-08

Tie Petersburg InisIligepesr recalls
the faci. that Mr.. Van BuIen himself, IN
he lrIIer T. Shrrrod Wilisns. Or August
9Th. 1886. admits Tie power n Cong rsss
10 ineorrofais National Bsnk 10 he DIS
srict 81 coiealtis. and only opposes The
sssshlisAunsni af such an institution an he
grashd hat III .. as he surpnses. unnsees.
saryani iilexPefienf. The InsIiigencsf
WI ssks. We should Ike 10 know who
among lie friends 81 Mr.. Van Bur Il
have condemned III. opinion.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-07-08

As an evidence Of the broihrriy spirit
winch presides amo"g the Loco Foco
members Of the Editorial corps, we copy
The faliowms complimentary notice 'aken
nv Pdrson Flsk. oI the Portsmouth Old
'miuion, oi his friend the editor Of the
Globe:
"ls the Washington Globe demented!
has the editor caugh, the hydrophsb's!
E'se. how are We 10 acsouni Tor The IN.
called fnr, injudicinus attack Of the ed,ior
81 that paper upon tho Message Of Ptesi'
den, TsleIl II the siitor dislikedns re-
cammedaiion', disagreed with Us post
llans, be could 4, leas, hasesaid spinds
eeat hnguAgc; he might ~ least haze
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-07-08

Mr.. Charles Jared lrser.oll. ia,,,e a..
bat on the Rules OF lie House II vco.
rssenlst'es. with that periineney II Is.
max which always distinguishes ~,
manoer 81 di,euss,on. sucked ar. Web
scr Tor removing lie Chisf cltk In ,hs
Department Of Sl,ie. To be sure III,
Cniei Clerk Haskpawn 10 u ~ habi,usI
writer f'r The Glahe newspaper. and III.
Office Is one requiring The mos, conlilsn
nal relaiieus w,lb lis SeeTrlary.. q docs
not seen absurd. however. % Nc. lngsr,
soll. thar The Heal Oh Department should
ave an active political adversary Tor his
chef official reliance. He deems IL pro.
seripIion and injasiics IN . responsible
public officer not 10 employ such agents
as are most disposed 70 lhwarl bis efforts
snd dslssl his purpnses. lie think, 10
doubt. for The same reason. that il was ID
iasiics and prescription, on large scale,
far he psople Of the Unilsd S,,ies 20 lBrn
osl Marin Van Karen and elect General
Harrison. in whom they had more conf.
dsnce. MndisoRidn.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-07-08

Killing against fime-A man whose
name We did not ascertain. for bet OF
$1,000 undertook to ride over the Bea
con Course. near IIoboken, N. j. 300
miles IN 81 successive hours, On a num-
brr Of different horses. lie commenced
al o'rlaek. IN Thursday evening, rode
200 miles the frstl2 hours, aud completed
his task yesietd,y al five miuu'es after 8
.n'closs, being So minutes within The time,
and winins the bet. This is the greatest
distance, in The same time, we have ever
heard Of being performed in The county,
and we believe also In England, where. Il
our inlatms,ion be correct. 270 miles is
The greatest distance ever performed IN
81 cnnsecutive hours. AZ. L. Paper.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-07-08
DEFERRED ARTICLES.

The F.ysnsrille Norh Carolinsn. .
to,s F..ea pa,xf. hzs very sfnsihle
.n,rlr n relsl,sn u shs slrennous sfIoils
,au asklue by lie British GoserumsnI
!, ,up.rsede ihs use u Ameriraa eollon
!, lin. country. Tl.s crolinisa sdseEls
I, he plans nos on loo, 10 pub The cul-
,,,al,oa IL eoslna in lads. sud ssen 70
,,,epd il % Al,ies; sad il rrmsfls with
s,rsl ~ r.insney. : II once llssy caa. b.
ioae cultivation, avoid buying from Is
our csllor and oher produce, the pro.
dse.. al slave i4bor. shey a. once close
lie market against lie Southern planlrr."
Tue. ana what llrn % The SousheIn
pI.u.er 10 10. II there bs 90 hODu mlaEksi
ersn 70 him! AZ ariler 10 the llslsish
REGISTER wrli remarks. /" This rubjre,
should BE- discussed without party feeling
Or seesiopsl preiudlev. There is 100 muck
81 stake 10 he fserfiesd Al tie shrine II
party or prsjadlee. We must hare = mar
Se. Ior our coston--0ne already made. ~
N>Qu.l. ss. q nalhpp. make one. In high
ianA zines | sekaesl eige was mech
niei'n'u assinsi . iaIiiT. But these iacls
shsgef me. ~ We d. nol encourage and
psoeei oaf own>s,lon manufactures. and
thus make make. f,ron,.el.s. ia,
shah ue dss' L.ya,k. ys;reiaian
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WHEELING POST OFFICE.
MAIL ARR1 Nc NE rs.

N r w VI a H. n II n T. " l. ~ a .
GREAT MAIL
From East arrives at IL o'clock, and 30 minutes, NJ.
To West deplrts at , O'Clock. anl 30 minutes; p. ri.
From West, arrives nj o O'Clock, aud ID minutes \. NJ
To Fast. Departs al 8 O'Clock: A.. NJ
Northern ur Stcu5cuvillo Mail. Arrives al 30 min
utrs after VI. and departs nj half alter one, 7. NJ.
North Western or Wooster Mail arrives Tuesdays.
Thursdays and Saturdays at IL, NJ.
Departs Mondays, Wednesdays aud Fridays, at ]
o'clock. p NJ. .
Southern or Mtrietta Null, arrives Tuesdays and
Saturdays, at 3 O'Clock. p. NJ.
Depirts Mondays anj Fridays at 5O'clock. A. NJ.
W5olsfsli Mail arrives every Tturslly,9 O'Clock.
Ami,
do do Departs every Monday, , o'clock,
m -,
West Liberty, arrives every Tuesday, Thursday and
Sinlriay, al If O'Clock, A. NJ DspArs same days at
| O'Clock r.. NJ.
M,rganiovn Mail arrives, Il 'esday' D O'Clock 7.
Nj Departs "Wednesday, q O'clock A. NJ.
Letters intended for the morning muls shonld be
dep9siicd by 4 o'ci0ck. IN tho mpsniny.
IalanI p,.i1gs Of I0reiga letters must be invariably
post paid.
The Eastern Null will be delivered bthe ciiizens
rs s,oo as p-cpirel. which will be generally nj IL a.
ter p. VI Strangers or persons from the country wait
eI on al any time.
The eH e opsus on s Sundays one hour aiier The
preparation oftic mail from The EIst, which viii BE-
G. W. THOMPSON. P. NJ
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CITY OPTIC
iIoyor-George Duliy-onire on Main street.
CteTk-James :. Whrlt-onico on Main srtcet
Cay Ne'gerHt-J. L. S-1gSton-nflicc Main Street
superintendent aud ". Uorks-JosIAH POWELL
Wharf MaNerJ. G. Wiloy.
The Clerk ofhs NarLcl-Wm Hall.
Curator II Zee CIR IirH-J. Warden.
Aldeuncn-lst Ward J. Murray. 2ud Ward James
MConnell. 81 WardR Sims. 4th Ward +. Bior-5lh
Assessors, oas for each Wdrd-ls'. Il. Campbell:
"a A. raNtnn; 81, J. w. Robb; 4th, J. Robinson, 5rh,
WIN Tenpleion.
Sanitary COnlmiHoc-M'Naushten, and Irwin. for
the LIST Ward IL M'Ginnis aud Lauchlin al liar.
ding and {. l. Strong Ih, Richardson and Richards.
5th, Pratt and Quarter.
Cod aud lumber MoGsurer-J. c. Wiley.
STANDING COMMITTEES FOR THE COUNCIL
On Oriiaaaces-Mayor CALDWELL and Wheat.
Oa FiHaace.-Brady, Hughes and Selbv.
Oa Acc0antS.-Wickham, Neel and Morrison.
Oa Sirccsdaf AHeyS.-Selby, Dunbar. Sca,terday.
Caldwell and Lambdin.
GA Water WonkS-IIughes, Dunbar and Graham.
OH MARKET House. -WIckhum. Graham AMI Tanner.
Oa Co1t BIHkS-Grahan, Adams and Scatlcrlay.
q" W'arres-MLurc, Brady. M'Gaughey. Wick.
ham and Tanner.
Oa Fare DsPIrtmcnk.-Selby, MLure, Morrison.
Hubbard and Tanner.
On Petitions and Remoas,rances.- Neel, Lambdin
and Dunbar.
o. Standardization, MGaughey, Tanner, Dun
bar and Graham.
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MSNNfEN Eis Gfs9MPtUNG sYRTP OF
EElIALES. VIII nrc


EElLALES, Who arc troubled with sick head.
acne par. 10 thc side, breast, and back. loss of
appetite ha'u'cncy, lowness ~ofsplnts, palpitaIon of
'.c h'GI' iainilEE or gIcdintss, slel ness al fbe
stohlaln' bilious affections, uEhtutss AZ the chtst.
hSuscs, NoIi.urR, noise IN the stomach, hushiras Of
neat und rGi.i ness, diseases Of the GcTVrs. and ar.
Eans OF digestion, &c. &c, those Who may bc tbns
aHs, teo, should not neglect TO procure. DIR. Hnr-
llch compound STRENGTHENING T,nic, and Aper.
ent Herlnsn Fills, %!Ish are warranted TO give i'm
mediate relief Thousands 60 we Utmost daily b.
hold; whose COunienauCe and pale emacIated
cheeks pear occuiar wItncss to siCk ness an 4 aguc-
ton; Could those persons be persuaded 10 use tb,s
invaluable n cdlcIne, they would soon find tho
weak ana dehliitated frame strengthened 'he.r
minds composed, ana all pain, aud distress driven
rom the sySItn'', when the body viii sgaln renew
rs lost NSor, aud put on a new LIFE and death
lor, awhile be deprived Gifts prey. Hhai hear but
feels glad To behold their near relatives and dear
iIienfs %Snalched rs II Oy magic from the fatal de-
sTvyer BEATH-yt who are larUTiGg under disease
ici not ano,hlr cay or night pass without procur-
iug tins medicine, as It will IN n majority Il cases
giisct n Pertnnutnt cure. Remember DECAYS are
wal doubly increase.
HPrnlpaiOt5ce for the United Sts,es. No 10
NORTH EIGHT Street, where recommendations
Oh hundreds OF rersons may be seen, all ct Mhsh
have been cured or hrUC6l;ct by the m,dicin,.
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Gtusn s. Adnerftser.

PUBLISHED TRl-WhEALY N WEEKLY
AT rHE CORNER OF UNION AND WATER srs.
WHEELING, VA.
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ENSURANCV,,;-
WESTERN INSURANCE COMPANY
CAPITAL S5OOCOO

WIS company. being now duly Organized. N,
pared to make Insurance on every J.-crini;a
81 ire and Marine Risks, such as Dwelling Houses
n e u"uSes' &c with their contents. Also. Steam
Beats, Flat Boats aud Keel Boats. with thor c.,-,,s a.
ana from any port on the Ohio aud Mississippi river
W 'heir tributary streams. Application for Insurance
10 ne made for the present N the office srthc Wheel
Jug savings Institution. r. H. GREER, Sccy. nj
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-03-13
SAVE COSTS

NiEsdhscrihcr would inform all those who are
indebted to HIM or 10 the late firm Of NJ. IL j.
lsei'y either on note or book account, that unless
they come forward and settle their respective accounts
previous To the LIST of January, they will he placed
IA the hands Of proper officers for collections without
respect TO persons. NJ REILLY
dec 20. 1910.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-03-13
RHEUMATiSAl, entirely cured by the

~ use of DR.. @. p. HarIich's Compeupd
)nsnGlnenlng and German Aperient Pills.
MI solomon wilson; of Chester County. pa
u!ifllctea Tor two Years with The abOy, ds,,sssfna1
alSeasc OF which he had TO use ms cruiches Tor
eSlteen months, has symptoms were excruciaung
laHl ~ AZ! ne jclhts, especially ia his hips. shout.
utIS ahd ankles, pam increasing towards evening
attenqed with heat. Mr. Wilson. was at one tinss
beng 50 S,eai; he beng advised bv a friend of he
70 P'ocnre Dr; harilch's pulls, Tor which no sent 10
me a-ent ~ west Chester, and y. ocured some, m
using the medicine the ihTd day. Inc naiT 49,"
appeared and ms strength increasing fast, & in tLrSa
weeks was able TO attend to his business, whiea
ne hdd notdont Tor eighteen month";: for Tho hen
ui OF DINERS afflicted, he wishes these lines publish
ca that they may be relieved, ana again enjoy tbs
pleasures Of healthy life. ''
% rnclpal ohice, NO. 10 North EIGHTH Streef.