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The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-08-28

against the deposite. This is too plain TO
require further calculations. But il il
not strange, that they should be condemn
ed for their very best exertions TO save
the state and the bank2 The could moi
by any other course have realized the
par Tor the bonds. think therefore.
you will agree with me, that this 5th OBJ,
lection of the Governor, rests on 100
hlmsey foundation to be sustai ned bv
honest and Intelligent men.
! sal in my first letter, that the cues
ton to be decided, was one pure
ly Of ethics,-that in as much as the
state could not be sued, her legal liabiIi-
ty OF could never be tested. Whena manis
could never be tested. When a man is
beyond the reach of legal process, he is
under no legal restraint. He has no
guide, and nothing to regulate or Cover
his actions but the dictatates Of his IN
ward nitor,-conscience. So also
with the state. As she is beyond the
reach Of legal process, it is folly TO talk
of her eegaI obligations. But the state
is but mass of individuals acting in
community, and her decisions will be
guided, governed and directed by the
consclences of the people. | am not
Wiling to believe SO badly OF the moral
sense of the people of this state, as to
doUot their decision on this all impor.
tant bond question. am not willing &c
believe, that we are disposed to entail
lnfamy on our posterlty, by refusing tc
do what reason, conscience, common
sense and common honesty dictate.
am therefore persuaded, the November
election will result in the choice of the
bond paying ticket.
Will address you one more letter, or
the subject of taxation and the Govern
or's array Of figures.
A SANDY CREEK PLANTER.
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ME are authorised - aaaeaae- SsAa A.
w Rollins. E>s-. a. caa1t.lsr~ Sc tae
once Of Judge OF tAs Cirrs11 Cezra "a rs "a
JUDICIAL District. cor eosec e tie ee1naaes -
Madison Hlads zad gzaAia, a. r2z Nesszsser
election
NTILLIAM - BAILEY. Ksz- = assa-
w dldate for re-sleetlaa - sae stAse 81
Judge Of Pr0baEss, n the slserlaa N.xs@-
Der next
WE are authorised = aaaazasu a. a.
Wv ShacklefoEd. Esd asa ea1--s-4z~ 81
the Lover Braaeh Of gAe Slazs Leg-s-arzrs- 81
the ensuing November eleeaaa-
WE are authorised = saasaae- =. -
w Mitchell. IS eazas6als sar sas Las-
= Branch Of she STATE Legsslz-zEs, p as e-ss-
ton IN November next
- ID. LIVINGSTON, Is sasslase 80
-. the Othcs % Gers OF rae N@a--ea Nsz-
cut Court, Al Tie next ensula.s NoEs-aser s--c-
ton
"TE are authorssed e. aunaaner Ma
w Mcbride. csnaslaza so OesEr.c-
Attorney Of the "a l--le-z- -.ss-scs, a. -- azEr
November eieetioa-
M Z are authorised - asasaaes CD. -
w sePh "a. NannoY. 81 eaa---sza 80
sneritt OF AaalseE easlry- = 'Ae e.sc-4a @a
November next
VETE are authorised - anaaaaSs saaaael
w Hanblen, zs a eza4. Gate So SAeE.G
Of Madison eoanty. a the usrt s-eeuo1-
NTILLIAN MONTGOMERY, Is ! eaa-
" CIdate tor re-el-cstsa ~ sae zl4cs a-
Clerk Of The ClreUit Cgars e. G---s-- -----s-
at the next November s4ecEsaa-
TOHN T. cANIERoN. : ssal.-asz 81
- re-slectioa % ne o1lez 81 Prshar4 C-zs>
Of MadlsoR eOaaty, - Ire aezt NoTsn-a@E s-1e-
! ton.
"TE are authorised - aaaaaase N llllaza
I " n Chambers a. e-=elzar~ tsr rh-
Office OF Probate Clsrk ~ M21,soa e91lsss al
the next NoyeasbeF elsclsoa-
ID r. WILLIE NIsoN. IS eaa.4-4s-
II. Tor Tax Coliecco-, Al t1e 2zxs Nsx-z-
Der slscnon-
y b. n MEREDITH - saa.Elazs
-. for C1llectar af Faxrs 81 Nz@zsaz
county a the eleeIlaa In Naveaas@s asEt-
IKE are ssshossssd = saasasse 3d.
i w Brown. - e1-s1l4ale - -4ss.,s-
of Taxes OF M21zson csuuty. a. ne e-set-sz t1
November cext-
HTE are aa,hosased - aanszpes JeErs-
Wv son e Cayden- ss q eaa-s-1se 90
next November sleesloa-
ITTNHoMAs b WALTER. IS - eaz.sla.s
for Assessor ef Taxes as Az--s4- $50
4 g., at the eleeElon In NaEeaaeer He4A
WYE are authorised 10 annoaaee EzEzses
Wv VI. Cox, as a can&.--re Sos a $3.50.
Of faxes % Aia1lsou e4@afx, as - @~2'
November eieetios-
WE ar sushsr.sed u asasa.e~ =. 4.
Wv Cayce, as candidate tar tr-assa-s
Of Madison eouugv, A. t-e 1eEt NsEea-1-z s--e
lion.
HEoRGE u. HENRI. - a eaa--1ats ts
IL Treasures of Alatlsoa eou-tv. az --e -s-
| November elecElon-
HEoRCE W. KING. = esalllaee p
I" reelection u tAe sazes ef re1s4ssE e.
, Madison e9uztv, a. tbs e-eet@0a - Navs@a1s
: next
"TE are authorised - aana4aee Hear
w r.. Coulter. as a eaa1s@aas ts- zae si
J tee Of TEeasareE 90 M2-1saa CszarF. - e.
election IN November Gr1L
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Let us not perpetra,e a permanent evil
for the sake of temporary good Let
us be true to ourselves, and especially,
let US be true to those who are 10 come
after US.
| have now. done, and I hope my good
sir, Y on are satisfied that the state Is NOR
ally bound to pay the bonds, and what
is morally right, can scarcely be legally
wrong.
a SANDY CREEK PLANTER.
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Caste. 1zze : tS8i
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-29

ID HEUMATIsM entirely cured by The use Of
~ DR. o P Hadioh'sC Compound Strengthening
and German Apcrisnt Pills.
Mr. Solomon Wilson. Of Chester County, Pa.
afflicted Tor two years with the above Distressing
disease o. which he hid 20 use hts crutchss for
eighteen months, his slm3toms were ercwc,,
ting pain on AZ his joints, especially IN hrs hips
shoulders aud ankios, pain Increasing towurds
evening, attended with heat. MI Wilson. wa
st ono umeiunable 20 move he limbs on account
Of the pm beng 50 great, he beng advised bv \
Trend % BIS 20 procu.e DR. Harlfch's pills nv
which he semitic the SCENT In West chester. and
procured some; on using the medicine the third
day, tbs pain disappeared and his Ftrength incrca.
sing fast, and On three wcoks was able to attend
n BIZ business which BE had not done Tor eigh.
teen months Tor The bonght % Others afflicted,
he wishes thee lines published that thev ma
be f%slievs6' and srain enjoy the p~leasures Of hsal-
thy he.
Prpcpsl once, No - Norh Eshh Street.
rhiisdslphia,
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". ". 3 8. IT. UMESON,
WHOLESALE a. RETAIL DEALERS ~ HATS
CAPS.
West side Of Main street. Wheeling. "a.
VTAVE on hond aud are constantly manufaeinr-
IL ing a general assortment Of superior Pur and
Silk hats. They have received the latest spring
- supply to order all sizes aud gu ~alrties, IN the
Iissent or past style, as may suit customers,
Black and DTab Beav1T and Castor, Plain
White Russia and Nnpt Hats.
They also keep OnhaEd an assortment ofplain
and fancy mems aud boys fur and cloth caps,
all Of which they offer 20 their customers and the
public on he most pleasing terms.
All orders from country merchants and d.al-
efs promptly filled on tho n .Ornble terms.
Thankful for The liberal patronage they have
heretofore received, they solicit a share OF pub
lis patronage which they are determined to de-
serve by prompt attention, personal application
10 business and cheap and faVors bic Tsles.
NAV ~
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NORTH WESTERN BANK OF VIRGINIA.
at Wheeling.

NORTH WESTERN BANK OF VIRGINIA.
at Wheeling.
CAPITAL SrocK, $500. 900.
Directors fof 1911 dPpoiHfsd BY me State.
Thomas PAUL, Arthur NJ. Phillips, Z. jacob. D.
Crugor.
Elscied Jy The StsckhoHerG-A. Woods. X C..
WooIs. VIM. q. Tyson. John Bane. A. P. Woods.
A. WOODS. Prssidens,
Discount day on Thursday ofeach week.
MERCHANTS e. MECHANICS BANK or
WHEELING.
CAPITAL Srocx. s5l450o.
Directors for 1871.
On The part Of the Sae-Joseph CALDWELL WIN.
TSsiby. Israel UPdegrah
For fAe Stocthoders-J 8 Shrvsr. Samuel Neel.
John Richie, Mark Douglass, Daniel znno. & ID
Knox.
JOSEPH CALDWELL. President
s BRADY. Cashier.
Discount day Tuesday Of each week, bills Of eI-
change discounted daily.
WHEELING SAVINGS INSTITUTION.
CAPIrAL SrocK 100000.
Directors for 1871.
Thos Hughes, Morgan Nelson. Jos Morrison
John 3. Clarke, John NJ. Clarke, John Mhullen'
Robt Crangle, Jos. Pollock. Thos. J. b. P%enionsy.
Tnos. HCoHEs. President.
=. a. GREER. Treasurer.
Discount day Thursday Of zach week
FIRE g. MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY OF
WHEELING.
CArrrAL SrocK s5O0.000-sl00.00O PAID ~.
Directors for 1871 elected jas. 4.
John Fawceu. samuel Sprigg. samuel Neel, G
d. KuoH. John Goshom, r. W. Harding. J. $ Ssri
yer. S. Brody, VIM. Paxton.
JOHN FAwCETT. Prsadent
ID. Laws. Secretary g. Agent.
WESTERN INSURANCE CO. or WHEELING
CArfrAL STUCK. 100000. $4,000 PAID ~.
Directors for 1871. elected Jan. s,
Thomas Hughes, Morgan Nelson. WIN. p Peter
son. A.. Paxton. a. ~. Johnston. James ~. Forsyth
RobL Crangle. John MMullcn. Daniel Lanb.
THOMAS HUGHES. PTssidsni.
r. n. GREEn, Secretary
PROTECTION INSURANCE Co.
HARrFoRD. CovN.
SAMB ATKINSON. AFeai.
ian 10 Main 81, Wheeling. Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-29

HEPATTTIS. OR LIVER CUMPLALNI.
lVER Complaint is described 10 be Of Two
forms. Wis Acute and Chronic. which are dif
%ferentin their seat and char acter, and arc pro-
duced from ulcers on the Liver, which is disea-
sed on the surface or IN the'centre. In the for
mer, the patient Is tattacked with suddes pain,
IN the region of the Liver, ard so square Tat
even the bed clothes are insupporIable-Ihe pa.
tient cannot bcart 10 turn or be on his left side.
rom The pressure exeitedin that position ofthe
inhamed ORGANS. The latter may go IN saSh a
manner that the first symptoms OF Liver Com
plant are those which marked the occurrence
OF suppuraron. Tho Acute and Sub Acute VT
chilly feelings, succeeded by heat of the skin.
fevered tongue, having n yellowish appearance.
Irregular state OF the bowels, costiveness; eoun-
tenance changes TO = pals or cltron colsr. or
yellow, like those afflicted with jaundice, diff
Guilty Of ly ng on the right side. urn0 and high
c0loTed, the patient passes MANY bad nights,
and IS frequently troubled with Diarrhea, Te-
nasmus and Piles, nausea and vomI ting, and has
a considerable thirst. When the inflammation
Affects the peritoncnl coat of the Liver, the paic
is much more intens r. ia md the fever higher than
when confined TO the Liver. In chronic alice
tons u 4 5 uncertain IN ITS termination the
pain is intense, attended with feyerish
symptoms a dry and parched skin. irregular bow
els. Sailow cOuRtenauce, and frequent attacksOi
jaundlce, the tongues - scarcely ever { 90 from
yellow tur, the appetlto had, and a eorruptnn
generally attacks the face and back, behind the
shoulders,f c
Or HarlIch's Compoun nd Strengthening Tonic
and Aperient German Pills. will, N a majority Of
cases, produce = perfect cure, and " used al the
very onset Of affection, will IN eyory care Arrest
the disease. Tbs is not m rely theory, bur fact,
which can be substantIsted, by tho testimonies
Of various persons who have witnessed the as
tonishing effects of this invaluable medicine
The diet mu-t be attended to and the warm both
must not be neglected when the patient have
access to 10.
Principal OF CO and Geueral Depot for the u
nitod S tstes is atNo 10 North Eighth Street,
Philadolrhp
CURTISS g. co,
General Agents for the West.
No. IS, ST Clair Street, directly opposite The
Exchange Hotel, Pittsburgh. Pa.
Also By JOHN FISHER,
ap - Wheeling, Va.
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q.

" -
Mlysr-Georgc Duliy-ofiee ON Main street.
CLsrk-James S. Wheai-offico on Main srIeet.
City SergerAt-J. l.. SlngsIon-1ftice Nam Street.
Street Commissionsr-John Moore
Flour Iasgector-GeoIgO Baird. Office Market
Space.
Superintendent aud W. Works-JosIAE POWELL
Wharf Master J. c. Wiley.
The Clerk Of the Marke,-Wm Hall.
Curator Of the Cgy HaH-J. Warden.
Aldermen-lst Ward }. Murray. Dad Ward Jas.
Mcconnell. 81 Ward X Sims. Alb Ward p. Bier. 5h
As-essors, one for zach Wdrd.-lst, II. Campbell;
Ell, A. Paxton; I'd, J. w. Robb; 4Ih, !. Robinson, 5th,
Nm Tsmpleton.
Sani,ars Naughten.and Irwin. for
sae LIST Ward III MGinnis & Laughlin I'D har-
ding and C.L Strong eth. Eichardson& Richards;
5,h. Pratt and Quarter.
Cod aud Lander HeasHrsr-J. G. Wiley.
STANDING COMMITS FOR THE COUNCIL
On OrIinaacst-Mayur Ta!d we'll and Wheat.
On Eiaqnee-BradY, Hughes and Selhy.
Ga AccoanS-wickham. Neel and Morrison.
On Streets aud AHeys-Selby, Dunbar. Scalterday'
Caldwell aud Lambdin.
Ga Water WOrks-Hugses. Dunbar and Graham.
On M1rket House. -Wickhun. Graham and Tanner.
On Coal Baaks-Graham. Adams and seatisrday.
On WEarueG-NLure, Brsdy, MCaughey' Wick
ham and To-.
Ca ERE DeeartusnL-SsIby. M'Lure. Morrison.
Hubbard and Tanner.
On Petitions aai RemoHstranceG.- Neei, LA'nooin
and Dunbar.
q, Standardization. MGaughey. Tanner. Dun
bar and Grshlm.
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BALTIMORE q PTTTsBuRGu

~
JAMES oCoNNoR. LUX TAAsE. AND DrxSrs
OCONSoR. Proprieiors.
ANih.S & o Having completed
- hoif arrangements. ano now prepared TO for
-" "io'chahulsc, ProdUce. DC. TO and from Phil.
S4e'puia anu Pittsburgh. aud Baltimore and Pits
ouis", WIN That regularity and de. poIch which
they Halter themselves has hitherto chanc,erizeJ
their Line.
mo superior mode of carry ing guod, fpcculiar 10
'his me nlone) prevents all RISKS of -oilmy breakir,
damage or separation Of lots, io, often oI,.nJan, a.
= nurieu rahsli2ment OF SINGLE packages, q, the
SeNeIai luheuois oi the aual and railroads. or emo
sure by loading or unloading out oCdo,rs IA. .oad.
being locked up and carried throughout IN pos,ahIs
Wafer proof Car bodies without rcpackino h,.J
ing or any interference whatever. from Inc tins
oilhelr ooing loaded IN The Warehouse. nj The STAR,
ing point until they are unloaded (xiihin the Wnre.
MOUSE also) at the other end ofthe Line.
me adaptation OF this plan. on a route where Rail
roads intervene with Canals. a. an imnr,vemon,
700 obvious 10 need any comment; while The Ger.
AMY oil receiving lots complete in clean md M .
ehaniable order, affords advantages "a owner. anJ
consiSnees 50 fully apparent as tO preclude the ne.
eessity Of Further description.
In ADDITION TO their double daily lane Of tho usual
lass 'hey have a single daily lane Of Fast boat. of
less tonnage, built expressly for sneed bv ,,b,.b
hey are enabled to carry goods throupb M, sa.,
The too prevalent custom of allowing tho Roots
ID be detained at the Eastern point of the con,I
untl loading was procured to return with. thereby
causing an accumulation OF produce in Pittsburgh
Tor want OF means Of transportation. induced them
10 make their arrangements this year to run their
Boats regularly, whether loaded or not. bv which
they Will DO enabled 10 forward a much larger
quantity than usual. and with a certainiyofd isnatcb
hitherto impracucablc.
The central situations and extensiveness Of heir
Warehouses m Philadelphia. Baltimore ans Pi,-
oursh' afford accommodations peculiarly advantage
Gus to those iavoring them with their commands
They would respectfully solicit Merchants and Shin
Pers To call and judge for themselves.
Goods consigned to the following Agents. will be
forwarded with despatch. All freight and charges
paid. Balls Of Lading transmitted. and every IN
struciion promptly attended 10, by
JAMES OCONNOR & Co
Market street. Philadelphia.
JOHN VEST.
North street. Baltimore.
g. O'CONNOR
Corner Penn and Wayne streets. PITTSBURGH.
Ro-All Produce delivered for the East Will be 70.
ceived free of charge Tor sIorage commission or ad.
NuncIhg FelsUIs. mar ll-3m
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-29

NEW BOOKS.
HISTORY of the World from The yenr | 10 1910
IL 40 4 vols by Charles Won Reiloch p~o,o..s
In the University Of Frieburg.
Goldsmith's Animated Nature, 4 vols
North American Botany. by Eaton G Wright.
Cuivers Animal Kingdom ( vols.
History Of FerdiRand and Labelln 3 vols
Modern Europe by Jones & Russell. ; vols.
Henrys Exposition OF the ScriptureA 6 voss.
Dicks Complete Works. 7 vols.
Walker on Beauty.
Women.
o . lnteTmauisge.
Iitlers Universal History. 2 vols.
Baker's Translation ofLiyy,
Just received and for sale by
opS ROBB 81 STEPHENSON
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-29

PATENT RUSSIA IRON MANTLE CRATES
HULBERrSON &GREERs. afo now manulao-
~ tor ing a. their cstablahmcnt on Main A. Union
streets a new and beautiful article of Crates from
Russia Iron. according 90 a style generally adopted
in al tho large cities. both east and ives, of he
mountains Persons who are building a wish to
sdorn their apariments with handsomq Ere places
are respectfully requested tocall and eramine some
wa arc now making 10 order for gentleman 0f this
cite dee 81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-29
CAMPBELL'S NORRIS

nXFoRD DIVINITY, compared Nth that Of the
~ Romish and Anglican Churchs With a spe-
eial view 10 the ILLUSTRATION Of the doctrine Of ius-
thcation by faith, rs il was mnde OF primary I'M,
portance by tho reformers; and as IL lies az the
foundation Of oil s%crip'ural views Of the Gospel Of
our Lord Jesus Christ. BY the RI. Rev. Chnrl..
Petit McIlvain. d. ID. Bishop Of Inc Protestant Fps.
coPal Diocese of ohio. Just received and for saIo
by j. a. IRGRAM,
AP ID No. 12l Main II.
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NO MONOPOLY
Important 10 Western Merchants f. ProSuns
DEALERS,

W.
Important TO Western Merchants E. p,o5uo,
DEALERS,
M ERCHANTS Independent Transnor,ation
lN Line for the transportation of Produce md
Merchandise between Pittsburgh aud PHILADELPHIA.
and Pittsburgh and Baltimore.
The stock Of this line consists Of the frat rlass
spring cars. metal roofsand new decked canal boats.
Merchants are enabled TO have their goods carried
by this line: with as much despatch. aud IN Us good
order As by any other line. The proprietors Will
give their whole attention (being free from any
combination having declared themselves inlepend
ent of the other Lines, are determined not 10 com
hine with lhem) and confidently hope that the alet
chants OF the West will sustain them.
Expenses paid on oil goods consigned 20 the sub
scribers without charge Of commissions. Good,
consigned to the agent at Pittsburg received al the
Steam Boat Landing and forwarded immediateI,
without charge for ~drayage.
PrGpriefOrs. kOONS. WILLIAMS q Co
Philadelphia.
III. L PATTERSON. HolIidaysburg.
Agents. kOONS. WILLIAMS. e. Co. frs,
wharf, above Race street, on the Delaware.
SAINT. NJ. KIER. Canal Basin, corne,
Liberty and Wayne streets. Pittsburgh.
Refer to Messrs Lyon, Shorb & Co.
J w Burbiidge q Co.
Z" Wallingford a. Taylor. : Pittsburgh,
MCVay, Hanna g. Co.
Geo Breed.
MeSsrs VIM G Stewart & Co, Cincinnati.
mar 23-Im
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BOOkSNSTATIONAR

~ oiuCh--Ih late firm Of Stephenson & Gar.
uen'h OF Mr.. Garwood) on the Isl Of Lane. Isap
s"u renders u necessary that their bu.ins,, .Lo.lS
% C'Gseu therefore. all persons knowing ,hemscIr.
Indebted are rcquested to max. immodia,. oov.
: = ana also persons having claims sro,nst ,hsr
VIII Prosenthem for settlement "e"
" J. STEPHENSON.
up Survivor Of Stephenson 4 Carve,
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DIR. w Nj. EVANS
SOOTHING syrup for CHILDREN

500 THING SYRUP for CHILDREN
WHEN CUTTING THEIR TEETH.
r mothers knew the blessings this Syrup would
afford their Infants during tie period Of denlit.
ion by rubbing their gums Nth il, no tender moth.
or would neglect the use OF il.
DIR. WIN. EVANS CELEBRATED CAMO-
MILE AND APERIENT PILLS for Weak stnmarh.
Pain in the side, Bilious affections. &c. the Pills
will perform cures when Physieiaus have despair.
cd relieving thcPaiicnt.
Physicians are respectfully urged 10 use these
Pills in cases Of Dyspepsia, Hypocondria &C., when
the bad quality of Drugs will no, effect q cure DR..
EVANS basis tho efficiency and powerful virtue of
his pills on the $ iperior quality Of the Ingredien Is
Of which they are compounded.
DIR. GOODS FEMALE PILLS.
These Pills arc recommended TO the Ladies for
suppression Of customary periodicals also other
weakness Of Females to which they are subject.
DIR. HUNTS BOTANIC PILLS
A celebrated ambitious Family Medicine.
The above medicines are sold only of the follow.
ing regular agents buy only OF tho Regular agents
as some men sell counierfeiis:
Regular Agents. w. H.. King. Grocer. Wheeling.
James Burley ~ e.. aioundsvillc, Vn. Al. Clarke.
Fish Creek. Va. Robt. s. Holliway. smyrna. o.
Mr.. Tumbull. Book soller. Steubenyille. Isaac Har.
rs, No l20 Liberty ST., Pittsburgh.
CAUTlON-Dr. VIM. Evans will not be res
ponsible fer the commences Of the Camomilo Pills
unless they are bought of DR.. Evans advertised
agents.-There is one agent IN every county.
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