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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-09-14
"Krrp IT prroRr THE PEOPLE"
ANOTHER coon SKIN" GRIEVANCE.

Designed 10 suppy the Tea Tar eonpiaint-deeeGsed
Of document printed by the House Of Representatives
occupying a snowy column and a halfwith the TENS Of
expenses incurred in the funeral honors of the lament
ed Harrison. The aggregate is stated at three thou
sand dollars, and over this paitrv sum appropriated
from the treasury of the United States in paving its
last funeral respects 10 the illusirious dead-its Chief
Mdgistrdte-a man who has spent his whole life in the
active, srduous service Of his country, both in her
own purse, without the least obligation to do so, paid to
government a heavy defalcation of an unfortunate pub
lie ohice--yes over this paltry expenditure, which ev-
cry civilized nation on earth would have Kissed at us
most horrid curses about "Whig Extravaganza! -
We suppose they would have the dead body of the
president trundled TO his grave by the sexton without
the least show Of respect, or pitched into the streets to
be devoured by dogs, rather than pay three thousand
dollars to have the ceremonies conducted with becom.
ing respect and decency.
What deadly malignity,-what shameless hypocrisy
are bound up in locofocoism, and exhibited in every
liniament of its countenance. We would remind these
inordinate sticklers for economy that this expenditure
of $4,000 IS Just the sum paid By the Treasury 10 furnish
Mr.. Van Buren's Blue Elipticdi Saloon ulh THREE
DOUBLE WROUGHT SUPERFINE SILK WIN
DOW CURTAINS, WITH GOLD PRINCES, dc,
Let the reader make his own comments.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-09-14
Washington, Sept. o, ls4I.

Mason and Dflon's Line. This famous line is 80
often mentioned in and oUt OF Congress that TO Amer
lcan ears lis name is familiar as household words. Its
history and location are not, however, so well or So
generally known but tina; the snnexed article from the
Salem Gazette will be found to contain information.
new al leas, to some Of our readers, on this subject
albany Gassae.
Mason and Diron's L'ne. This boundary is so term
ed from the names OF Charles Mason and Jeremiah
Diron-iwo gentlemen who were appointed 10 run
unfinished lines in 1862, between Pennsylvania and
Maryland, on the Territories subject to the heirs Of
Penn and Lord Baltimore. A temporary line had been
run in 1889, but had not given satisfaction TO disputine
parties, although IT resulted from an agreement in
1880, between themselves. A decree had been made
IN 1918 by King James, delinesting the bounda res be-
tween the lands given by charter to the frs, Lord Ba.-
tmore, and those ~sdjudged TO his Majesty afterwards
to William Penn,l which divided the tract ofland be-
tween Delaware Bay and Chesapeake Bay, by a line
equally in,efsecting II, drawn from Cape Henlopen to
the i0;h degree OF north latitude. A decree IN chance
~ rendered the Kings decree Imperative. Bot the
situation Of i~ionlopen became long a subject Of ser-
Gus, pro,racted and expensive litigation, particularly
after tie death Of Penn, in I7Is, and Lord Baltimor,
Ia ia, until john and Richard ard Thomas Penn
(who had become the sole proprietors oil the American
possessions 81 their father William and Ceciliius, The
original pateniee, entered into an agreement, on the
18th ofMay, l772. To this agreement a chart was APP
pended, which asosriAined the site Of Cape Henloper
and delnnea,sd a division by an cas-, and ives, line
running westward from that Cape to the exac. middl,
Of the peninsula.
Lord Baltimore became dissatisfied with this agree
neni, and endeavored 10 invalidsie it. Chancery suits
Singly DEGREES and proprietary arrangements follow
ed, which eventually produced the appointment, O
commissioners to run the temporary line. This va
effected 10 1899. But the case 10 chaneery being de
eidet Ia 1879, new commissioners were appointed, VII.
could not, however, agree, and the question remainel
open until l7ss, Wben The lins vas run ~ Messu. Ma
soa and Rt0n.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-09-14
A FINE STRING OF LIES.
Or the ,cay they make Loky Arguments, Certificates, dc
dedicated TO the Tea Tax party

Or the ,cdy they make Loky Arguments, Certificates, dc.
Dedicated to the "Tea Tax party
Loco Foco VKRAcIrY.-The Washington correspon-
dent of the New Era and Evening Post manufactures
an infinite number of falsehoods for home consumption,
which are eagerly retaied by these loco loco prints as
authentic history. The Madisonian extracts from
one of the latest Of these productions a single para
graph containing as many lies as lines. We subjoin
it with the Madisonian's contradiction to each particu-
lar assertion:
"The correspondent OF the New York New Era goes
farther, and says after supper, or drunken caucus last
night, the president was burned 10 ehigy on the com
mon in front OF his house. This is false, No. IL
Another Wing caucus of another kind was also held
last evening at tho house ofthc Secretary Of Stale; this
is false, No. q A gentleman who was present de-
nominated this a drunken caucus, and Webster the pre-
siding deity, in which capacity he addressed his guest,
after a speech from Hon. p Talmadge, [this is also
false, No. 81 in which he, Webster, said that neither
himself nor any member of his cabinet would resign,
false, No. A. After the close OF the address, one.oi
the honored guests, n NJ. {. from Keniucky, in sccor-
dance with the political log cabin custom, was called
upon for a song, upon which he gave them a new song
and as a substitute for the old words Of Tippecanoe
and Tyler too, he sung, Harrison IS dead and TILE,
IS damned. This is false, No. 81 What think YOU OF
this as a specimen Of decency, to be listened to 10y a
prime minister false, No. 81 of John Tyler' Now
my dear sir, this is no fiction, false, No. y and j, car
be proven by more than one witness if necessary ~
False, No. S."
What better than this could be expected Tie loco
presses have sent on a uhOie hell Of liars TO Washing
ton to make fictitious reports Of the proceeding. il
congress and lie as much abou, things in general a.
hey can when the marke, is like TO run low,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-09-14

But while ADM, tina, man Is flhhle ana
and discoveries fall far shor, Of perf,e,o,
hat he 10 \ pregrcsure being, and sl.o h,,
cci,ful, and sometimes disposed to pls, N,
still. | canno, say TO him Cease, mortal
no, beyond the a,iainmcnis Of thy worn.
tors
Let the impos'or and tho hypocritc be b,os.
the iniamy they so richly deserve but shall a.
zen, suffer with the guiliyi God forbid, W
condemn withou, evidence Of guilt, Non,
and ,yrauts.
Yet we have some men among US who -
with bitter hostility any science or prineinl,
ens;ampcd upon it tho dark and aIon,,sv,
being something SEw-someihing ,ha, d,A,
told them any thing about OF even dreamed Of
wicked Others, again, like improvement, ..
If thcy chance TO be the authors III ih,y "a,
something new and strange they are all b,c.,,
presenting and explaining it 10 society, bu, ~,
WOE to the man that blunde right on ,he,5 III.
for they wU not brook il, And vet. ap,j, ~
many who, like a mes, of young robins, wh,, an,
new is presented will shu, their eyes Will, A.
their mouth to receive it, whatever ii may y, "
extremes should evidently be .purned n, o..
one. il carried out, would oppose an Eileen,
to all improvement, the other would expose CON-.
10 all manner OF imposition and abuse. Wt,
did, generous hearing followed hy matur, 80
and unbiased decision seems calculated to p,,,,-
bes, good of man by encouraging what is res a..
carding wha, is wrong.
Taking this view of things ! confess that m,
join with Philomath in condemning the 'nerron,ly,
DOCTOR on the evidence which he his pte,,r, . |
that he Processes to have done a great many ru,,r
he is no, a disciple Of CELSIUS or Galen or llppo,.
Neither do ! think his having found a pnr Of al
young ladies' that were disposed to play "A al,
game upon him condemns in toto and to al 1,s
the Science of Animal Magnetism
As to the doctor, ! know nothing abou, him. en-.
what Philomath has been pleased 10 inform Us, ar
though he may be as worthy Of derision as our h,a
p. represents him to be and the people as foolish a,
would have US think them, in taking medicine vns
stopping to inquire where the doctor was eduo,
still | cannot give any such sentence from III. Va
construction ] can put upon P's testimony.
And see about as much consistency in III, untu.
sions relative TO animal magnetism as should IN Au
of a man who should condemn the idea Of dlvit,
bushel Of grain instead of putting in a stone tob,hna
in one end of the bag, because, forsoolh, he had v.
a boy divide a girls, so uncqually that it fell from II
horse. A man might just as well condemn III, Nv
a feather bed because he CHANGED to get iarrel u
fea,hered.
In conclusion, ! would make ono suggestion, VI
Would it not be more creditable TO Philomaih sr4 "
~isfactory to the public if he would inform hlmri
this subject so as to write about it understanding
hold his peace. lO
Wallingford, Aug. 10Th.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-09-14
Avful EypIosiOn[ 'r:,s~ many [' ,ssS LOST

III. o.po.i,,on were intending 10 create a vast csp-
,,al su, Of the tee and coffee tax -humeng' ahet we
m, a.ure had been feloniously cas-, upon the "higs'sno
thew we've indeed doing a thriving business 10 'h's lne
iii ~unluckily for their hopes and their character 'o'
veracity both, the sauey coon skin Wings most sa'is-
fse,orily showed the people tina, a raving loco member
Of the House Of Representatives and Van burcns I'M
maculate Secretary Of the treasury and hing george
OF England are the only persons, living or dead VINO
ever attempted to impose a tea tax on Americans Al
this exposure the assembling rascals rose in arms and
fairly roarcd with rage and modification. Like the
idolaiers OF old they cried out, I'VE have taken away our
gods, and wha, have we letl' but made a few piliaole
shi0s TO exticate themselves from this unfortunate d.
lemma by saying tina, Clifford only meant it as a Joke q
Woodbury. merely wanted to see how such words
would look on paper in his best hand writing and for
go, to scratch them out.
We wish the ,ca-tar panic-makers, currency tinker
ing sut,teasury ites to read and remember the follow
ing paragraph.
"KrrP 1T BEFORE THE PEOPLE"
That on the 5ih day of Sept. 1871, a Wing Senate
by a vote Of 80 to 10, struck from the revenue bill the
section imposing a tax on tea, coffee, salt, &c.
Hail, lokies this item of congressio nal proceed
ings mus, be D"EXPUNGED"m before you car
get along.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-09-14
THE ERIE.

Thirty more bodies, passengers in the steamboat
Erie have been picked up within a few days past
Some of them had washed near ashore and were res
cued by landsmen, others were picked up by steam
boats &c. The late storms, it is supposed, have rais-
ed them to the sur face.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-09-14

A Lseky Editor. We know an editor, not a hua-
dred miles from lhis city, (modessy iorbids "a to men
lion bis namel who received letter from an absent
son on Tuesday, announcing the birth Of grandchild
had 4 son married on "Wednesday, and H.. own wife
presented him with , bouncing boy on THURSDAY, thus
making him a grandfather, a fslherla-lsv, and a IA
iher, all IN three days. Ifsny ofour brother chips can
beat that, thsy will please announce the f,c,-Har-
r.fIurg Intelligence.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-09-14

Cru'sss sgsinil Dcgs. In New York las, week,
Mr. Feidof and hs eoadlutors killed I52 dogs-and
iss week before l5l-making total Of dogs DESTROYED
sises lie IS,h CT June last. I7sl-shd ysi hey appear
Ilnos, ~ I.Eefsns az srss
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-09-14
ME

OF IA rr,,s4szi n ~ usuei Sisfs,. r,iv-sise u.fA
hs o4geoi,oas, IA sl 10 yro,,ss Cr re bette, ed.
i,ehc-, ,gf, i~Fr-r 80 sissv,scn,si 4 ~, yuAie
Rr~-v,, ~ .os1 gfa Cooperation, 10 h ,iyl,S TIE
Efeei C@re'ahoa \ ~, taii,S Sisies'
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-09-14
VETO!!

je- Ia uass 70 o'uoi II INTO cur column, ,o-aa,. -.
receive Ne 2d rsfasai Of ne president 10 ssaeiion .
bsnt bia
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-09-14

iae following Is INTENDED asa rej,inder TO , corre,7on.
{ "'hns over The signature Of 'Philomath' whose ar
'e'e 7" Ah'niai Magnetism appeared in our columns a few
"eess SINCE We insert It more ss q matter Of Justice IN
the deisndent in this cause than for the ,sIu. 10 the ,..d,on
Poo"e contained IN IL We would respectfully say 10
Correspondents that the object of opening the columns Off
newspaper TO free d'eSS''OH is to elicit Investigation into
matters upon which public opinion is divided IN .eptim.n,
and not to give individuals a chance 10 discouts. .,nog
tax between themselves. Ifsny individual bs, >.
spectacle sTgHmenl to offer in favor Of or sysin,, ,,i,n.t
magnetism fhreHology or AsrOiogy or sny ,hipg ,l.e
We will ehesrfoily publish It. WV
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-09-14
THE HERALD.
TUESDAY EVENING. SEPTEMBER i.ah,isn

Thy SPIRIT. INDEPENDENCE. If -, share
lord IF fs Isou asarf a-d Eagis vt
Ths steps m fsuor ,rtfA @s Hosom baft,
Nor keed Ut Stern hai Aoul, aIonr Tie sts.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-09-14
For the Herald.
ANIMAL MAGNETISM AND PUuou.ru

As 40 one will deny that this is an age Of im,ro,s
~ = We reason laecording 10 Phi!oma,bl ,h.,
vas iAe' Is acknowledged by all, | will no, bazs,d
: S"e"ps Ais1eh a denial. Nor would / question the
- - 'e assertion, that IN some instances a bung-
proSemeni. "S I'M
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-20
PKOCKASTiN NTinN.

VIII spIrt Of this enemy To human cnlth oud
a hnpPmcsshas reduced ma y individual 10
poverty, distress, anguish, and death Like Felix.
deierung an all important point 40 more t-nnycDi-
AM season., may lose the opening onporiunitity ot
serving themselves aud others Procrasinaiipn in
business matters, produces the same spirtin cases
OF hcalil', and many person adopts every excuse
Tor The neglect OF the and admission OF the other
la cases OF ncipIen consumption, every ari,Ie is oh
famed 10 atiOrd reef-beedng and hlisierIu, arc
resoricd to-ond The patient is tortured by opero
lions AMI drugs Why, sad a visitor, do you not
Try PeaSes lloarhound CandyE The answer Is
IL will, II am not better in n Few davs-I will
consult my physician" This is done. ana hc saws.
- abhor quaCk incidence The person, know Inp
Is harmless effects sends Tor package, takes !,
Unknown TO tho physician, RECEIVERS health an
strength, aRd the doctor buass Of his InraruIpus re-
covery. little susPecring that it was done nv one
package OF Peases HOarhounJ candy from Is Di-
vision street.
In order 10 cnrrobora'e the above. YOU can read
ihe following certificate
PEASESCANOY
had my family oil aiIl cted with The croup. md
every medical attendant despaircd If the relief of
my younger children especially. We were warmly
recommended your incsmahlc Ioarhnnnd Candy.
and The result was ~ rnpld as II was chcacious-
The family now ENJOY their usual health aud the
medical attendants have acknow lodged lis powerful
efficacy upon rhe youngest well AZ The Oldest
:, TOWNER 30 Charles ST.
JOHN II. THOMPSON q Co. Is Monroe .,,ee,
/ Wheeling, Va are General Agents for Pease a Son
aud have authority TO appoint subagenls
Country merchants wishing Pcasc's Clarified r.
sehre OF iiouThound Candy remit for the quln-
iy ordered. for which liberal Discount y, IN bc al
lowed Address J. Peasc & S,n. IS Division street
New York, J.H THOMPSON & co
sept 80 10 Monroe st. Wheeling.
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". II Ell TNG.
City F,FIC ERs.

CITY OFF + RS.
MIgor-Gcorge Duliy-ofIico on Main street.
CIerk-J,mes $ Wheat-oifcu on Main srtcet
CIV Sergernf-J L. Slngstou-nfice Nam Street.
Street CaHlnnissioner-JOhn Moore Hr
Flour Ias9ect0r-GcoTgs Baird. Office Market
Space.
S,osriaieudeaf and ". Works-JosI,u POWELL
WAar6 Master j. 6. Wiley.
TAe Clerk ofihs Market-Wm Hall.
CRraIor Of tte CiJy Hall. Warden.
Adermou-l-I Ward J. Murray. 2nd Ward Jas.
Mcconnell 81 Ward X Sims. 4th Ward p. Bier. 5Ih
Ward ---
Assessors, one for each Wdrd-lsi. u. Campbell;
81 A. Paxton; ~, j. w. Robb; 4th, J. Robinson 5th,
VIM Tompleion.
S.niiary Com glifiee-Ni Naugh ten.nnd Irwin. for
sc 1t Ward ~ MC;n,nis g. Iaughlm; 81 fiar-
ding ami C. l. Strong; 4h. Richardson& Richards
5lL, Pratt aud Quarter.
Cod anil Lumber McasHrer-J. c, Wiley
STANDING COMMITS FOR TIE COUNCIL
o. Or liaaace Mayor, Caldwell aud Wheat
"a Finsaoe--Bsady. Hughes and Selby.
Or Aecognis-wckha Necl and Morrison.
o. Streets and AHcYG-Sclby, Dunbar. ScaIterday'
CllIweIl aud BambdIn.
On WIlsr WOrkS-IIughos, Dunbar and Graham
On Htrkcf TIiasc. -Wckham. Graham AMI Tanner.
On C,rI Btnts-C;rahaa. Adams and Scatterday.
On W,4rves-M'Lure, Brady, M'Gaughey, WICK
ham and r..
C. Fare D,otrim:ai.-Sclby, M'Lure, Morrison.
Hubbard and Tanner.
On Petitions and RemoHslrdHeeS.- Neei, L1mbdin
and Dunbar
o. Standardization, M'Gaughey, Tanner Dun
bar aud Grahnm.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-20
J. q. HARBOUR,

tPHOLSIERER.
Looking Glass aud Picture Frame MaaEfacfur,
WHEELING, VA.
AllERE may he found an extensive ASSOC
w ment Of Gilt and Mahogany Frumed Loo
ing Glasses and Looking Glass Plates Of all sizes
Portrait and Picture Frames male 10 order and
The l1icst style. Old frames Regli and Gliding !
all MS branches, and on the best terms Upholsicr
ware consisting OF Feather Beds, Bosiers, Pillow
Curled liair Spanish Moss Cotton IIusk and stray
Maiirasses Steamboats, furnished with Curtains
MaiIrasses, Pillows, Sheets, Blankets, Quilts an,
tounicrpanes. Carpets made and put down in IN
hest style. mo 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-20
NEW ARRANGENIENIS

NEW ARRANGEMENTS
- RICE, g. J. }. WELLS have associated
80 themselves together in business under the
name and style of RICE & Co and they now tnko
pleasure IN informing their old customers and the
public an general that they are now receiving frnm
the East most splendid srO, OF spriug and summer
gUods-consisiing Of
Black, Blue, Brown. Olive. Dahlin. Invisible and
Bottle green broad cloths, which have not been sur
passed IA beauty and quality IN This market here
ioiore--Also.Ba Blue and Fancy Cassimeres ct
every style and quality.
Summer cloths. Cassimerett. Bumhazinc Linen
drlings, Gambroons. aud many other articles suita
Die Tor summer coats and pants.
Also vesiings Of every variety ofsiylc and colour
that can be named.
Together with a beautiful assortment 81 Linen
Sik and Cotton Shirts-Slovks, Collars. Susncn.
ders Gloves Cravats, sc. sc. all Of which we shall
sell very cheap Cor cash.
\. Il. We are also prepared to make NJ cIofhc.
to order in the best and most approved STYLE.
Our old customers, and the public generally are
respectfully invited 10 call and examine for themsr
YES at No l3g Z1ne's Row.
app s. RICE e. co
MIXED PICKEI.S a very superior article Tor
] NJ the Flinily Grocery store.
jy27 IN ELLNNKER.
so BOXES ZlncsyrIlc SIap. no manufacturer.
price, ON hand and Tor sale hy
sept JOSEPH REILLY
so BOXES = ~ 10 Cls.. on hand onI Tor
s7le hv I-cw 81 JOSEPH REILLY
100 PRIME Recon Ham. ou hand ard o.
s7lc hy i."pl 81 JOSEPH REILLY.
1000 Lbs. Lump Sugar nm haud ar,r .,r .lIr
~ Iscrt i| JOSEPH REILLY.
so BARRELS old RcctHed Whl.fey. ,,-I
ranied pure on hand end lorsalc bv
sept JOSEPH REILLY
AlGlrr LlMrS- NcUiy invented u.slH
~ lamp, which will burn f,r years. without
/ % wick. just received anI fr sale BY
/ APP JAMES MEfIOR 26 Union -
\ ~ bTiFBOXEs TN Iusj tocer,sa sra
\ ~ IUr sale i1w hr Cash by
auc ~ KNOX & lloyd
skhh mus tuui. " ~ -...t af In -,,5Ir aU. f1I
| ~ s1le by JACOB e. MITCHELL.
Nek ont.o .HuolglusIa Byc Visa, 81. DO
| - store and Or sale hy
aug I- JACOB g. MITCHELL.
Barrci, domestic g.l. 70 good article RI .t6r,
- snd for sbY JACOB q MITCHELL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-20
MORE NEW GOODS,

III y. El.LMAkER, has jLst received an addition
u al supply ofFresh Family Groceries. which h,
VIII sellow iorcash TO those who feel disposed {,
favor HIM with their patronage. iy 81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-20
NEW MATCHES AND JEwELRY.

SksBS -HR N@HC0
No. l39 MAIN ST. WHEELING.
ana Tor sale on terms 10 suit the times. CAST
customers wlll ind II TO their advantage call as a.
Will give them good bargains aug 7.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-20
To THOSE WHO DESIRE HEALTH.

TO THOSE WHO DESIRE HEALTH.
hereby certify, that was afflicted fur eight years
u with severe nervous disease. attended with
Sonstant pain IN the bre 81, side ana stomach
I2ss OF appsute, no rest at night, sl9kness y nd
uIzAhess an The n sad, PAIN IN The stomach after
eiunS, and her symCtdms which attend indi.
gesuoni my bowels wer, weak aud irrcau'a r.
haVing had advice of VARIOUS physicI1ns during
TINS Icing period, and used much medicine which
1nY RloSuced temporary relief. In the year
ioSS, was ollen unable 10 leave my house, and
pelhS poor widow dependent on my own labor
iJr living, was Obliged TO go from house TO
house TO obtain ~. | at length gave up nj homes
3irecoyery. aud trust to finn That created all
thlngs' 1 fortunately was favored wit work in
ElRhth street, when the fImily, discovering my
az 'SIaOie situation, I'M ncdIaIc'y recommended
~ ha'hch Compound Strengthening German
RUS. Whlchthev procure for me. I used them.
ahd continued FOR about three mnnt rs; during The
tihe M 81 enth ,pidly increased, nv c,.unie-
hlnee ana paid check returned Co their former
aug natural colors. Since have fully recovered
anu at Preseni enjoy perfect ueslth. feel IL mt
dnty To inlorm the public al large of he greay
virtue OF Harlch's MtdIcine. that Others may
procure %, and be likewise cured l am well
Hno~n In tins city; any person wishing to see me
Sah Call at M residence
MARY II FcU SSMAN.
jackson stTect bark Of IA 20. lar lane.
oASPrnclpal Ofi c, Not9 " Irth Eighth stree (
rhnsdelphi1, where t,stimonis is may be seLn.
FOR by JOHN FISHER,
aug 10 Wheeling.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-20

60 FASHIONABLE HAT AND CAP
MANDATORY.
l03, Main street, Wheelig, opposite
Mr.. RObbs Chair Factory;
4UbnSE8 - AVERY & co. respectfully in.
- firm their friends and the public
hat they have on hand aud nru constantly mann.
iacturing genernl assortment of Hats aud Caps oi
the latest fashions. warranted equal IL superior
Ia any that have been offered. which will be sold
by the dozen single ai the loves, prices and upon
as favorable terms they Gun be had Ia the city
Hats Of oil kinds and qualities. also general assS
mem OF mems and and hoy fur aud cloth c,
They propose to furnish gentlemen With hats by
tie year.
n. Il. Hats and caps made to or,ler. also military
nails ard caps make on The shortest notice.
They respectfully solicit liberal share ofpnhliC
piironage. ap ID