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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-12-02

Judge Baker of the Superior Court of Norfolk
decides an enlistment ofan alien into the army of
the United States is not legal. An appeal is TO
be taken from this decision.
The Charleston Mercury says it receives assur.
ances from all quarters that the citizens of South
Carolina are determined not to take a cent Of
their share OF the proceeds of the public lands
"A great lire has occurred at Vicksburp, Missis-
siPPi Two entire squares, one on each side of
Main from Cherry to Locust street, containing
thirty houses, were destroyed,
The news of the Mississippi elections has had
very depressing effect on State stocks in the
New York market-and it must be worse in
Europe.
the Macon, (Geo.) Telegraph of the 9th ult.
has paragraph announcing the death Of the Hon.
Dixon IL. Lewis, Of Alabama.
The railroad between Albany and Boston is
now almost fnshed and is travelled over by pas
sengers. Fare through for the winter, $3.50;
freight, dry goods, $40 per ton; groceries SO -
less valuable products, $3.50; flour so cents a
barrel.
Fanny Elssler made her last appearance at the
fremont, Boston, on Wednesday evening. The
premiums for boxes reached 1910.
1T IS said, that the factory girls Of Lowell
have on dePosite in the Savings Bank, upwards
OF $oO5,OO0. The whole number of depositors
are 97o. 1t is said that it is very common for one
girl TO have $500 on deposiie.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-12-02
IMPoRTATIoNso OF BOOTS AND SHOES

writer in the Boston Atlas, resident of
Lynn where the shoemaking business Is very ex-
tensIveiy carried on gives some statistical facts
In relation to the impor,atons of boots and shoes
from France. The statement says:
The quantity of boots fairly entered from
France, last year, was l6,S4S pairs, besides those
from other countries, which is an increase of SIX
TEEN HUNDRED per cent. in eight years; and the
custom is daily becoming more common, for gem
,iemen 10 send out their measurea and order direct
ly from the manufacturer.-Owing to this, Forr's
boots are now well known in New York and
Boston as in Paris
vi ladies' shoes,the quantity imported last wear
was 72,432 pairs, which is an increase of more
than FOUR HUNDRED per cent. in eight years In
this, we make no calculation for those broupbtin in.
10 the country In other ways than through the
custom house, which, as they are not buikv ia
no doubt very large.
These importations have been going on under
the system of gradually falling duties as estab-
hshed by the Compromise Act. In July next.
all duties will fall to the uniform rate of 20 per
cent AID vALoREM This will be the signal for
increased importations, and of boots and shoes
only. Foreign manufacturers and mechanics will
seek to supply this country with every article of
domestic use whether for dress for any other
purpose. With no higher tariff duty than one of
20 per cent. the competition thus waged will be
ruinous to our mechanics.
The statements given above relate to importa-
tons from France only. The shoe-makers of
Lynn dread more from the competition of Germa-
ny than from that of France. When our duties
fall to the Standard of 20 per cent. the medium
quantities OF boots and shoes, such as are worn by
the mass OF our people, will come in from Ger
many In vast quantities. IL is fine that como
looks were cast ahead The coming session of
Congress is the only session that takes place be-
lore the final fall of the tariff.-BaR. inner.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-12-02

The Madisonian has the following significant
query, which we take it, means, certainly, all
that it says:
us 1t not most preposterous idea entertained
by tne enemies of the President, that notwith-
standing their continued hostility to him, person
any and politically, he should be expected to be-
stow honors and emoluments on them -
we presume, by the ..enenies of the pres;
deht' Is meant, OF course, the Wings. These
may therefore, chang up their harps on the will
lows This is about us cool whistling down
the wind, as we rccolect to have seen or heard
of.--ALgX. GaZ
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-12-02

ujOfIour,i In Richmond, $6:37 lin Baltimore
safes were made on Wednesday at S6:25-but
holders have since been asking $3.50.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-12-02
[ Richmond Enquirer.

VA Norfolk correspondent of the Richmond
N wig gives another instance of Hberahty of our
niS PRESIDENT. In consequence of abuses in
his office, Benjamin Spartly, Master Armorer.
was some time since removed, and Mr.. Hail. was
appointed in his place; Mr.. III. being earnestly
supported, among others, by DR.. Mallory, the re-
preventative in Congress from that district. Mr..
Hail. without complaint, has now been removed,
aiu' DIS inc writer says his successor is ''u rank
ultra, up-to-Me-hub Loco Face. ofthe ETsk and No.
ny p'fgM schoof Of politics. THE Whiq's cor
RESPONDENT says, that this movement has put even
Dr. Mallory upon his mettIe-and the Doctor
says, "that unless reparation is rendered before
Congress meets, he will bring the subject up
there, and expose this high-handed measure to
Tie nation" VIII the Loco Foco papers COM
plain now that the GuiLlofine is in motion ?-V;r.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-12-02

Ifght Lacing.-It is said that the French FASH
lonables have discarded tight lacing; and that
the Greclan models, which are only the fair and
beautiful proportions of Nature, are henceforth TO
be the standards of fashion for ladies' waists. in
stead OF the wasp, hour-glass, &c.
Sound the loud timbrel DER hill, valley, and sea,
The tape-srlngs are broken, g. the women are free,
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-12-02

The Banks Of New Orleans. after all ,ho;r -,
'aoe' postpone their resumption of specie pay
inents until the lst Of November, 1912.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-12-02

1he Ha3-reasoning .4nimai-by IPaier and Jy
fare !CIhe sasacity of the Mammoth Elephant,
has displayed itself during his late visit to Rich.
mond and Petersburg. Whilst the cavalcade
was crossing the bridge over the James River,
the Elephant quietly placed his foot upon its
ioor' but not satisfied with the shaking of the
""oers, he Withdrew from it, and Immediately
descended to the river, for the purpose of swim,
ming across. On sign, however, from his RI
DER he stopped-took him up with his proboscis,
placed him on his neck, and then swan across
the river. Al Petersburg, he was chained with
one leg to post, in Powel's stable, which was
consumed by fire. AS soon as the flames bepan
TO spread, the animal finding his quarters most
uncomfortable, eXerted his enormous strength.
pulled up the post which had been rammed down
IN very hard ground, released himself from "du
rance vile' walked out of the stable to respect
iai distance and then quietly turned round to
witness the progress of the conhagration.
RichmOnd En0ujrer
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-12-02

U Six millions of dollars in specie have
been shipped to Europe from New York within
less than four months past, according to the ac-
count of the New York Express.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-12-02

The Quincy Patriot contradcts the report that
Mr.. }. y. Adams would decline a reelection TO
Congress, at the close ofhis present term, on the
authority of Mr.. Adams himself
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-12-02

Inc news market is exceedingly dull at this
ume' but we may hope for change soon as Con-
gress and our State Legislature will NEE. on
Monday next.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-12-02

" The Rev. VIM. G. Jackson, late Of this
town. has been appointed a Chaplain in the U. S.
Navy
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-12-02

Cotonisaiion.-rhe subject of Colonization is
attracting considerable attention in the West
AT recent meeting of the Colonization Society
IN Cincinnati an address was delivered by Judoe
Durnett-senslble, moderate and practical. as
might be expected from the character of the
man. We make brief extract :-Bak. Amer.
"The time, felow-citizcns, has come, when du
" calls on every one of us, to make up and ex-
press an opinion decidedly, on this momentous
subject. The question presented is this-shall
the colored people be encouraged to remain here.
under delusive hopes which are never to be real.
,zed, or shall they be advised TO seek the home.
which the benevoence of their friends, guided
by the finger of heaven, has provided for them in
Liberia. This is the question, and on this uues
ton my opinion has been formed, for ,nany wears.
and although on the score of benevolent feelings
towards our rolored population, will not weld
TO any one, yet never can approve of plan for
retaining and establishing them in this COUNTY,
such plan must oppose to the extent of nv
influence from conviction that it would eventu-
ally terminate in their ruin, and that in the mean
Tune, THEY would have guarantee for perso.
nal safety, nor WE for the preservation of the
peace. The feeling which exists on this subject.
Is gaining strength it pervades the great BODY
OF the people, and no effort to change it, were It
desirable to do so, can be attended with success.
Is 1t not, then, the dictate of wisdom to Weld.
where perseverance must be unavaing1
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-12-02

terest on advances made to the United States du-
ring the late war" The same day he also vetoed
the iiarbor bill.
December 9th, is33.-"An ac, to appropriate,
for limited time, the proceeds of the sales of the
public lands OF the United States, and granting
lands to certain States"
In is3i-"An act for making an appropriation
Tor Improving the navigation ofthe Wabash river
June 9th, lS3G.-A bill fixing "a day for the
meeting of Congress.
And on the Sd March, 1887, virtually vetoed
the Currency bill of the Senate
President Tyler vetoed, August 10th, 1871, the
Fiscal Bank bill. and on September 9th, 1871.
the Fiscal Corporation bill.
Such is plain history of the veto power. As
1t respects the several States, the Executive in
some have the power. in others not. Those
which possess the negative power. such as is civ
en- to the President. are New York. New Hamp
shire, Massachusetts, Pennsylvania, GEORGIA.
Louisiana, Mississippi, Missouri and Maine. The
other States do not have it at all, or the hill
when returned by the Governor may be re-passed
by mere majority.
or the ten Presidents, five have made use If
the veto power, and five have not.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-12-02

III. II. b. in our next paper.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-12-02

1He Weafher-Cofds.-Thi is the season when
we may expect to hear every person we meet
wheeling and coughing from the effects of a So.
we're cold, and we cannot serve such invalids q
better turn than to reprint the prescription TO
make the medicine called .'Brown Mrture.',
Take cents worth of liquorice;
rock candy;
s gum arabic;
ana put them In vessel, with pint ofwater
simmer them till nearly dissolved. then add 2
cents worth of paragorlc, and Il like quantity of
antImonlal wine. Let it cool, and sip whenever
the cough is troublesome. 1t is pleasant and in
falible. anu III
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-12-02

A support Of the present Administration as far
rs its measures may be Whig-thc One Term prin.
ciple-the integrity Of the Wing party-and the
elevation Of HENRY CLAY to the next Presidency.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-12-02

resident Monroe, on the 18th Of May, 1922,
vetoed the bill Of the House of Representa,ivcs
.'for the preservation and repair Of the Cu.nber-
land road
Following on the views of President Monroe in
his veto. President Jackson also put his first We
TO, May 81, 1880, on the "NIaysviIle road bill''
from the House. Also, on the 3ist Nav 1891.
IAN act to authorize subscription Of stock in
the Washington Turnpike Company
December 18th, 133l.--"An act making an
preparations for building lighthouses, light-6oats,
oeacons, monuments, placing buoys, and for inn
proving harbors and directing surveys"
SAN act TO authorize subscription to stock in
the Louisville and Portland Canal Company"
July 10th, iS32.--''An act TO modify and con-
tlnue an act to incorporate the subscribers to the
Bank Of the United States"
!, December 9th, 1632.-"An act providing for
the final settlement Of the claims Of States for in
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-06
PROTECTION INSURANCE co.
Hartford. COSS.
sAM,L ATKINSON. Agent.
Jan Is Main ST, Wheeling, Va.
WHEELING POST OFFICE.
NEW MAIL ARRA Nc MENTS.


oREAT MAIL
From East arrives ri IL o'clock. and 30 rsnnies, NJ.
TO West departs nj o'clock and 30 minutes; z. NJ.
From West arrives at 6 o'clock. and S minutes; A. NJ
To East, Departs at O'Clock: A. VI
Northern or Sieubenvillc Mail, Arrives al 30 min.
ut.s after NJ. and departs al half after one. r. VI
North Western Wooster Mail arrives Tuesdays.
Thursdays and Saturdays ut IL. NJ.
Departs Mondays, Wednesdays aud Fridays, at
O'Clock. r. NJ.
Sjuthern or Marietta Mail. arrives Tuesdays and
Saturdays. at 8 O'Clock. p. 81
Departs Mondays aud Fndays at O'Clock, A. NJ.
woojsfslI Mat arrives every Thursday . o'clock.
AM,
do do Dspsns every MonJsy , O'clock.
PM
West Liberty. arrives every Tuesd-y. THURSDAY and
Saturday at 1 o'clock, A. d. Departs same days Of
o'clock p. NJ.
MorgantoSn Mail arrives Tuesday, s o'clock P.
NJ Departs Wednesday. S O'Clock. A. VI.
Letters intended for the morning mails shonld be
deposited by o'clock. in the morning.
Inland postage Of foreign letters must DO invariably
post paid.
Once open ~ "a after 8 An.
The Eastern Mail will be delivered - tho citizens
ass-on a. preplsod which will be generally NJ 10 ~
ter 9 r. NJ Strangers persons frUu iho country wait
% on AZ any time.
Tao OH &c syens on Sundays one hour after The
prepsratiOn Ofihe mail from the East, which vii BE-
AZ - a0or2 PM
c. w. THOMPSON, P. NJ
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-06

SAMUEL MCLALLEN,
usrhff moor ASH orf1r arou~

....-g-f Ht.fgtr 49, ~ ~ --.es IohH-
GAMJEh NJ 'CbALIkN would respectfully IN
= form his friends ard customers thnt he hss re.
cCIvcI thin p teN weeks very large atdifi0n or
the most fashionable and durable work bsurht
expressly lUr rctaitrg. SMALL not attempt % srs-
cribc " pnrucularizc. LADIES and geutleppeu will
please call ~ No s1, Nam street, nearly Opposite
inc Virginia Hotel, end examine for thcnisci yes,
aud I think fhcT will nof be DISAPPOINTED. Also
constantly on hand, Spanish sole leather cali
hs0t NorOccs. I'D qnd binding SKINS. shoe thtssd
] iastH &C sc G. June i3f0-sf
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-06
CIncinnaiI. Inne;snlh 10. I'I. ~

VIE PUBLIC. A-~uIrscicd to Dr. UzTiieh's est.
y ebrased Medicines which are recommended b.,
thousands pTeye uive for diseases Of thu Ston,
ach ana Nervous System. 4 be skefispt esrvose
rihs are difect Iur6ef OF the blood and eSrfssn,
70 remove bIe from the Stomach, which Is nc grs
ulate toe bOwlts. &c. The strenghtsniny fooiS fs
give tone ana vgOr 10 the oTaoBs % Digestion w
'rc me last appetite quiet the nerves Of he dsbiS
taitd, ana produce sweet fepcsg to the resfless.
me above I'd Clues are fast supCrssding the disc
&c mineral Tepara tons which some physicians havs
rcrci' Tore been ln the practice Oi administering 10
tht'f patients. Since the introduction If DR. HsIs
uchs preparations into the United States asnv
have 1bauOnCd such vie delDefious drsss and
commenced administering he above me5iessss
whsntVrr me symptoms Indicate Their use.
y. b.-Physcans and others, who order Inc above
medicines, vii plenss direct their orders I'M f1fp,.
90 me pHnc.I al Office, NOrth Egnih Street shijy-
dgphio' W. Stead Of ordering through other houses1
wWch VIZ cnsure-thein 20 obtain the medicins
which they cxrocf % receive
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-06
IL hEuhATiSM, entirely cured by the

- use OF DIR. -. Il. Harhchs Compound
S.snSthenlns 0Ed German AphTisut Pills.
, Mr., Solomon Wilson; Of Chester County Pa
dificted for years with the above di,tIs.,,n g
aiSeasc oil winch ho had TO use Ms clutches Tor
eSHteen months, ms symptoms were excrsciatiut
dvIS ahd ankles, pam increasing towards evening"
a'tended wnh heat. Mr. Wilson, ~as at one Iin,s
being so ca; he beng advised by a friend Of his
70 p'ocGIe Dr; harehs pills, for which hs seat 10
we .Senl "a west hester, and y. ocCrsd some on
using INC medicine the thlrd day, the pai, di..s.
appeared aud ms strength Incrsbs.ns fast & ia thre,
weeks was able 10 attend 20 his business, whish
Dc mad notion. for eighteen mOuthr; for the bsn.-
NJ Of ohcrs afflicted, he wishes these hnss publish
ca thai ihsy may be Ishcvsd, and again enjoy the
pleasures OF healthy Ifs.
nj, FITnciPal Once, MOL 10 North FL GHTH Street.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-06
hR. HARLlCH'S CONPOUND

- STRENGTHENING AND GERMAN A
rhhlENE PJLbS.-Aie warranted TO cure discs.
ses Of The Stomach and nervous system. MI. sam
entirely cured by the above highly and inssfimsbl
hod'cinei chef symptoms were pain and weight
al he PIT OF the stomach after eating oss of npps
ih NE SIDE ahd wsek meas IN the brc0st, constant
headache, dlmness aud CO Infusion of sight nsfyaus
lrailbluy which Bclpacita led him from sttsudiIx
10 ms business for twelve months, during rhisL
tliaehe irei Ylnous msdcines but found littls re.
i irSL uhtil by sung the Compound Strengthening
Tome and German Aperient Pills he wss sn.bl,3
IN i've wkekS o.resume his business
. snnelpal Office for the United States Eo IL
North FL GHTH STREET Phadclhta.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-06
Gtuses s. a0arcttser.

PUBLISHED FRLwhE1LY AND wrrrrx
AT TnE ooRSEs OF vsioN AND WATER Sis.
WHEELING. VA.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-06

PATENT RUSSIA IRON MANTLE CRATES
A NULBERTSON &GREERS, are noyy manuf,ciur-
" ing nj their establishment Main q Union streets
new and beautiful article Of CRATES from Russia from
according 10 style generally adopted liz all The
lsrge cities, both east and west ofiae mountains
Persons who are building & ysish &c adorn their A.
Pnrmenis with handsome ro places are respectfully
requested 10 coll and examine We are now ma.
king TO order fora gen'legFn Of this city
dec 81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-06
INSUEsANCIIS.
WESTERN INSIRANf,,. GAVIN :,
CAPITAL 100000
II NfIIS cOn,p,pv hc,,,, - -

WIS company being now suy organized. !. n,
- pared 10 make ln,urlnco on evcry de.erint,|,
"e ana Marine Risks. such Dwelling Iouse-.
p I, &C wan iheir contents Also. Steam
Boats Flat Boat, aud Keel Beats with Their $500, ;,
al from any port on the Ohio and Nina ,sipn ryors
o' 'ne'r tributary streams Application foe Insurance
70 DC made for the present tho Office Of the Wbecl
ing savings Institution. ,. ii. GREER. seev n 1
WY P''
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-06

II ORNBROOK e GIBSON, Plumbers. y. w. cor
nor Of Mnnr-o and 9Th stfcois;-Rhcrc they
carf 90 The house aud steamboat plumbing in oil It's
branches
They have cOnsi tuty 0nhaud. Hyfrants Of var;.
Gus dcscrptisrs, Hattcrs Kettles, Water Closets
Bach Tabs, HOi cod Cold SHOWER Eaths. Rrt9ytz
lor Bleaching, Chemical Apparatus, Lead Collins
Patent Bath Heaters, Force and Liit pumps Lead
Pipes ofaU szcs, Sheet Lead Of any thickness, aud
worked az into any manner Of fJrw. Water con.
quoted throuzh Leadcu Pipes, from Springs TO
Dive Ing ~ Iuscs u the Country. Nlso Beer Pumos
sod Bar Rooms lifted 40 90 order; Leather Ho.c
a orders tlauNiuIiv received AID punctuallv AZ.
tended t1. j3ue 8, istO-tv
NAMES $. WHEAT, Attorney at Law.
80 Wheeling. VI. oilers his services I'm the traps.
tctt1n " tbs business Of HE profession in fs r.f,
lr erY Of the adjacent counties Of Virapta or bll
Once, cast SIDE Of Nam between Union ana Mon
~ streets Wheeling. Oct
HINSENG. WHITE BEANS. DEER SKINS 4
NJ DRY PEACHES.--Tho highest CASH rsic
will BE- gaiA ipr tho bove articles. delivered - o1
warshouse. Nam srtof. Wheeling. We
noyl7 JACOB a MITCHELL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-06
ALUKDAY MORNING FEBRUARY

Ia REAT BARGAINS IN LAND--T.5e0 asss-
- OF land an Marshall County, Va. - coo acres in
iycr e'uny $1,000 acres M " Ood county 100 600
'eres IN wyhe souniy $4,000 acres in Cabel county
va SoIae OF tho above Lands Of excellent quail.
n.y. and tolorahiy well improved-wl be cold in
Quantities 10 suii purchasers very low price on
"ne. bearing interest. and perfect titles given 1000
acres OF first rate Land i'm Lewis county, Missouri aud
several tracts in Indiana on same terms Also 900
lois an the city Of Logansport. Indiana Lot No. 1871
IN Last Wheelng-aso. 800 shares OF Insurance stock
IN tho wheeling Fire IL Marine Insurance company
'of salo by wM. r. PETERSON,
Land Agent. Wheeling. Va
30 Lots in sharp's Garden to lease for term of g
years iroEl 1T Jany. 1910. feb 20. lSi0-Iy
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-06
DR. SwAYNE'S COMP, MN sYPfIp "a,

EtLLALES, WAC are troubled wi n sick head
acne pal" IN the side, breast, and bnck, luss q,
apsii'e ha'v'srcy lownsss Of spirits r.llitaqon III
tn, htatt iaInurE or gldt!iness, sickness ct the
st~hach bilious ahectiOus, itch tnes. at the ehs.,
hauses, vomiting noise m the stomsrh, hushirss of
va''and ehIiness, diseases Of the nerves aEd or
CANS o. digestion, &c &c those who may H. tbn,
Susrted should not Neglect 10 procure Dr. HaT
lich 5 compound Strengthening Tonic, and srsT,.
ent German Pills. ThIeh are warranted to give i'm
mediate TeiiCt Thousands DO VIC almost usiIy be-
mold, whose cuuntSnanee and pals .pss;.fsd
cheeks bear occuIar witless TO sick tess an me-
ton; Gould those persons be persuaded 90 sso this
invaluable IT edlsine, they would coon aad tb.if
weak nud deb ltaied frame strengthened ,hsif
nlnds composed, ind oil pain, and distress driven
rom tue sySisu when the body vii! again r, new
- lost soT, and put on new life and death
ior, awhile be deprived ofis prey. Hhat heart ia;
ietis Elad 10 behold their near relatives and dosF
friends snatehcd as If 10y magic from tbs fatal De.
Stfoyer DEATH-ye whO are laborug under disease
let not another cay or night pass without procur-
ug lGls medicine, as II will M majority cf eases
Sisct permanent cure Remsmber delays aro
danS.rous; and disease il neglected, iis rsvages
will douhly increase.
I.Pr,nclpal Office for the United States No IA
NORTH EIGHT Street, where recommendations
OF hundreds OF persons may be seen all Of which,
have been cured or benefited by the msdisins
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-06
Adam Houslan,ler and
John Houslander
SAVE CnSrS

VIE subscriber would inform all those who arc
II indebted To him or TO the late firm of NJ. e. j.
Reilly. either on note book account chat unIsss
they come forward and settle their respective counts
previous TO the lat Of January, they will he placed
IN the hands Of proper officers for collections without
respect 10 persons. NJ REILLY
dec 90 1910.