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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-02-01
WORMS / WORMS /

DR NJ Hteheoeks unTivaled and unequalcd Horn Tea,
~ sovereign remedy for Strange and incredible the
effects Of these deestabe veImn ow persons and
free from them, particularly females and children.
Many persons go through distressing of medicine with
tea This invaluable medicine has been tested by the
ofmoe than years and administered than &c.
900 persons Of ages solitary compant
the contrary hundreds have called and unsolicited given their
decided preference TO IT, aer trying tho different articles
forth the public and pronounced DR. tchc ock
tho safe eectua convenient remedy that be OBJ
aimed for IN the thousands where has
been used agreeable the printed directions has fail ed
11rAsk for DR. Hi sheoeks Wrm Tea there many
abroad for the dest of For sale by
BURBANK, Montpelier. S9:eoly
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An Election took place in Pittsburg, Pa. on the
18th ult., for the choice of Mayor james
Thompson lHarrson) was elected by large ma
jority. The whole Harrison vote was 1874
Whole Van Buren, vote, 567. From this it appears
that Gen. Harrison is becoming more and more
popular in Western Pennsylvania
Hugh WQueen, absconding Postmaster of New
Orleans, who ran off deiauter and general
swindler aud was apprehended in Texas, has been
set at liberty again, on the ground that he is not
II criminal. 1--WE thought the Sub Treasury bill
made deiacallon criminal oilence)
The american Colonization Society received du"
ring the past year, from donations and other sour
ces, upwards of $4,000.
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ls.Look At This Hare you cough IN

10.000 DIE of Consumption every yea' in tho U
V3OUO States, and millions suffer from troubl O.
coughs and eeds that be cured by DR. NJ Htehoeks
Vegetable Virgin Cream cough Drops safe medical prescrp
to containing poisonous drugs and used in extensive
practice for several yeals will most positively afford relief aad
save you from that awful disease pulmonary consumption,
which annually into the hundreds of the young
the old the fair the lovely and the cay Have cough
be persuaded to HuHhase bottle of the cough drops today
tomorrow may be too aie Have you cough DIR chcocks
Vegetable Virgin Cream Cough Drops the only remedy
should take 10 for this pa that in of
the thousand where has been used od TO relieve.
Price rs cts bo To- For sale wholesale and retail by
BURBANK, Montpelier Sf.eoly
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BRowN's CoUeH CANDY. This agreeable article,
prepared by William Brown thorough chemist and faith
iu druggist the corner OF Washington and Eliot
is oecded the most pleasant heallhu and effective com.
pound Market for the relief and OF the distress
ing and dangerous coughs which prevail among in the
winter months II is nicely prepared and highly indicated
with approved expectoants as to afford instant relief To
the rated organs Of the throat without producing as Is
often the with candes nauseatlng aud deeter-
effect upon the stomach Having unfortunately been
compelled several within couple Of years.
have found it grateful and useful and confidently
recommend 1t TO our Fl lends Boston Times.
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o. X. [ALL CURED.l

Y Es reader bottle after bottle Jones' compound
any kind has been Sold The purchaser
VIVA. 10 s JsT MSs nSd a, the money paid for the article
turned rms pre- of positive then that they are all okal
cured Try gothpg In case OF failure to give relief
This H. no hu nbua there mistake tho article Tor tho
cure OF 'moTs if The directions are fully complied with
proves s TO be really what il is commended 10 bo Made
only oy hmaelf sale at WALTONs bookstore Mont
Peer VI aud many Of the principal places in New Angand
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In Danyc 92d ut. Deborah wife s Hiram Branard &c
10Th ult. Prudence, wife Of Stephen Dexter, 80.
In Sherbrook, C. drowned, in Sept last, MIR Shepard
Morse.
In Kirby, LIST ut Lucy wife Of Jonathan Lewis ESQ., 10.
In Concord, 20th ult. Mr. Efngbam w Spalding, "a.
was settled in 100.
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VENHE subscribers give notice that they have purchased
IL at public AUCTION, the principal part of the stock
of goods formerly owned by Wabridge Pearce and Co.
and now offer the Tor sale the lately
pied by said firm at East Calais such reduced prices
as will make 1t object for the purchaser AND
SEE They also give notice that they have appointed
Alonzo Pearce their agent superinend and transact
the above busieess for them. ISRAEL DWINELL.
STEPHEN PEARCE.
E,et CoI To, O tciI.4eT
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EIRE FIRE The members of Engine No.
Il are requested to meet at their Engine house, on
Tuesday, February 3D. at9 A M. -.,,,
Montpelier, Jan. 29th CHAUNCEY LOOMS, CIR
j S. CHASE, CLERK No. 9.
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NOTICE. Agents for the Sale of Il andrctls Pill LIS
IN in Vermont, needing supplies previous 10 the call OF
my Travelling agent, will please mail their orders 10 the
n. l.. chamberlain Office, 10 Hanover ST. Boston.
BENZ. BRANDRETI, NJ. ID.
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ADAMS, HAY-FORKS,

ADAMS' HAY-FORKS.
rTHE subscribers continue manufacture this article in
groanumbers and to supply all orders from their friends
and The public promptly and upon their usual liberal
Those who wish for the genuine aud true Adams Fork,
wdo well purchase Of the subscribers or their agents
and always to be they get with the genuine Ia
bells containing our names, printed thereon Merchants
and others who order from purchase from author
ned agents may rely upon first rate article.
RUFUS ADAMS.
EZRA Il. ADAMS.
Brookfeld, January o, ls4l. s7f
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pa,cn for it,, for it is the first Tine we ever knew
them right.
Now we hope the gentlemen will be content with
their good luck, they have accomplished ,htir de-
sign, as they say they have and here let the bust
ness stop, and no longer rospass upon the rights Of
community by further troubling them with this kind
Of newspaper quarrel, which cannot certainly be
interesting 10 any body but those Immediately con-
ccrned. And row say 10 them, and The world,
we are willing 10 fubmt the whole matter to The
highest tribunal ia the land, and patiently wait their
decision. L. &. w. TILDEN & co.
South Barre Iannnrx
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DISSOLUTION.

TINE corartnership heretofore existing under the name
4 and firm OF WALBRIDGE, PEARCE Co. is this
day dissolved by mutual consent. All demands of said
firm must be Immediately PAID, from absolute necessity
JOHN WALBRlDGE,
ALONZO PEARCE,
IRA 5. DWINELL.
East Calais, Jan I ls4I:+S7
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nYE.STUFFS. 300 bbs Logwood, st Domingo
- $50 do do Canpcachy;
$50 do Fustic; 200 do Mic. Wood; $50 do Camwood
IS do Alum 40 do Maddcr 90 do blue Vito 60 rboys
Oil Viiol; Ar oil and Cream Tartar Nitric and Muriatic
Acid; Aqua iOrtis Bengal and Flotan Indigo; Quer
Citron Bark, Peach and Bar Wood, Curcuma, Lac Dye
Nut Calls Press Papers, Cothers Jacks Tenter Hooks
by and J H PECK aud co. Burlington, Jan Is
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DUN AWAY from the subscriber in Williamstown,
III my SON. Elijah Williams. This is to forbid and warn
all persons haboring and trusting said Williams on my
account as shalt pay debts of his contracting after this
date. THOMAS WILLIAMS.
WilliamstowB Jan 20, 1871 49,
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1000 kegs Nails from Sd TO cod; 200 do Brads from cd
- BOD 6 tons horse shoe Iron; 20 do round and square
do from Ia to l-2 inches IL do band do from Id
l-2 inches 10 do SCROLL hame knb and do; 90 do
English do from Is to inches; do Shears do; do
Russia Sanderson's Cast Steel; Spring and American
do English Blister do; German do; by and J II PECK
and co. Burlington Jan 10, l3il-SSm3
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DAINTS. 10000 lbs Welherell's dry White Lead I;
l. $50 kegs do ground do do
10 bbls Venetian Red II do French Yellow 10 do A
mercnn do 20 do Spanish White; 10 do Spanish Brown;
% do Spirits Turpenrne Chrome Yellow, Chrome Grown
Teradesena Sand Paper, Painters Brushes AMI Sash
Tools Copa! Varnish Gold and Silver Leaf Gold Silver
and Copper Bronze, by and II PECK and CO.
Burning tOn, l5h Jan. 1911 SS.3m
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ONFECTIONARY.
MAGNETIC ODONTICA.

= HUNDRED lbs. confectionery for sale by BAN
- CROFT AND RIKER. Jan s, l84l:lf
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GROCERIES. 100 chests q. half Young Hyson lea;
N GO do Hyson Skin do
% bags Pimento; 90 do Pepper 50 do Coffee % boxes
100 do dipped Candies % do Sperm Candles SO kegI
pure Ginger; 800 mats Cassia Signette Brandy Holland
Gin; St Croix Rum; Baltimore Gin American Brandy !;
Champagne, Port, pale and brown Sherry Madeira and
Sicily Madeira, Matseies Madeira and Malaga Wines
by and II PECK and co. Burlington, Jan Is, 1871
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locks from 81 % SO co. powder TASKS, shot bags. lead
and shot Always hand The best of rifle powder from
90 81 per ID warranted good be bought IN
the United States 10000 oflhe best percussion caps All
of the above articles ntcnc TO sell at ia price for ea
dy pay reasonable credit. Rifles, Guns, etc made to
order on short notice and warranted
r. b. IL. would return his sincere thanks for past Gus
tom and hopes for continuance of the same. He wishes
all who indebted o him would call and settle up the
old debts and contract now ones.
HAYWARD CUsHMAN.
Montpelier, Jan. %, 1871. SO
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LASS.

600 GLASS.
EEeseD BOXES Burlington, Vermont, and Essex,
by d. J IL PECK and co. agents
Burlington, Jan 10, 1871
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AN ANSWER TO TILDEN'S EXPIR-
ING GROAN!

Montpelier. Jan lsilisss7f
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ONCE MORE TO TIE PUBLIC.

Montpelier, Jan. II, 1871.
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$50 DOZ. CORN BROOMS,
BY and ii PECK and co. Burlington, Jan 10
EKOWN GLASS. BEDFORD Saranac Clinton-ord-
~ for the various sizes filled short notice. by and
ii PECK and co. AGENTS. Burlington, Jan ID, Al
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TOBACCO so kegs plug; 80 half do do; 40 boxe
l. Cavendish, by and H PEEK nd co.
Burlington, Jan 10, 1871
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-12-25
We RE Ell q.

CITY OFF C Il S.
+,r-George Dnty-ofIice on Main street
tr. ~ flames 5. Wheat-ofico on Main srtcet.
: Crg Sergernt-J. l.. : ngston-oiIice Nam Street
Street CoDlmissioner-John MOos
Flour Ias2cctor-George Baird. Office Market
Space.
s tD.rinreaSen, and W. Works-JosIAu POWELL
TYlarf Master J. G. Wiley.
The Clerk Of The HIrksi-Wm Hall.
Curator Of ne CjJy HaH-J. Warden.
Aldernen-lst Ward J. Murray. 2nd Ward JAS
kiConnell 81 Ward T. Sims. 4Ih Ward z. Bier 5lh
Ward ----
Assessors one for each Wdrd-lst- It. Campbell;
III. 4. Pavun 81, j. w Robb: 18th, j. Robinson. 5Ih,
VIM Templeton.
S,aiiar, Coainifee--M Naughten,and Irwin, for
.1e Ist Ward; II MGiunis 81 Laughlin; Sd iIar-
ding al {. l. Strong; 4ih, Richardson& Richards;
5,h, Pratt afl Quarter
n, Jasd L,,1aber HeqS,rer-J. c. Wiley
STANDING COMMITS FOR THE COUNCIL
D. o. liaE lcss.--M Mayor, caldwell and Wheat
Oa Ffasace --Brady. Hughes and Seiby-
o. Accounts. A-Wickham. Neel and Morrison
o. Streets aal AReg&-Selby, Dunbar, Scaiterday'
II C,lJweIl and Lambdin
iOa Wafer Works-IIughes. Dunbar and Graham.
o., Mirket Hmse -Wickham, Graham and Tanner.
b. CAL B1aks--Graham, Adams aud Scaterday.
Oa W,arUss--M' Lure, Brady. MGsughey, Wick
han ana IT,.
o, Fire artasai.--Selby. MLure, Morrison,
Hubbard aud Tanner.
O.. Petitions aAd Rem0HStrsHoeS.- Neel, LambSin
and Dunbar.
o. S4i1ries.--wIckham, M'Gaughey. slnrI. Dun
bar and G rahlm
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SHEER MANS
SIIIH.TBsN3EIHR

Are the safest, most sure and ectuaI rs,n,lv t,,r
SSoJfEls' S9iqs, ConsumPtous, Whoopins Cough
asthhd' llShtnesS OF the Lungs or Chest, &c.
&c ne Proprietor has never known an 10
slanee "here they did not give perfect satisfac-
over 5000 persons have given their names
~wltsn The last year as a reference OF the won.
ueriul virtues Of the Cough Lozenzs They
cure All recent cases in a few hours seldom re-
ths most distressing ones
PIT. VI j. Matthews, Caroline ST.. su tfered a
year WIN hard tight cough, pain in the side,
spitunS OF blood, and ali the usual symptoms Of
consumption. The Lszenges relieved him i'm.
mealateiy, and IN few weeks restored him to
perfect health. He says they are the greatest
mediclne IN tho world.
The Rev. ia ius Anthony, OF the Oneida Con
ference, was given up as Incurable, believed to
De on the verge OF The grave from consumption.
Tnnout me h4pe of rehef until he tried these
LoZenges' They re ieved him immediately, and
II anew weeks restored him TO health, so that
ne could resume his duty as minister OF the gos-
pei. tie recommends them to all who are con
suhpf~e or have any derange ment of their
lungs, as the greatest medicine in the known
W,'d; lie has witnessed heir efiects On seve-
Tal others, and always with che happiest results
ne SAYS so great REMEDY through the blessing
otDlVlne Providence, should be the common
property Of all, aud IN every family on the face
The Rev. DR.. Eastmond fNcw York. gave
lew to a Idy, friend Of his, who ad been Civ
en- up by her physician and friends as in the last
stage OF consumption. The first LoLeHge gave
aged TO perscvrre in their use; and through the
6'essing OF God they restored her TO perfect
health
Dr. Iabriske, rs Duane ST., has used them in
over 700 cases, some Of them OF the most alarm.
ing character, and alw tys with the 2reateit sue
cess. A Young lady Of Is ye1rs old was supposed
70 De ln declnci seyei al Ehysi ians had aiten-
Gee her and SlVen her " as mcurable. Shs
mad distressing cough. was go weak she CO I'd
not ST up hut few minutes at a time, and had
every appearance OF a speedy dissolution. On
A. n Nygrn he dos
d Shet man Loze' .ges; they seemed TO give Ter
now lIlc--she erser'ed, and less than fou boxes
restored her Ga perfect health. These L.zelges
saved her from az untimely death.
. MANY persons have complained OF he ng
humbueged out of their dollars ~ Cough Syr-
uus, who have found cure IN Sherman's
Cough Candies. they ase NOT required TO pur-
chase i've or SIX dollars worth. Very often ONE
20 cent box vii cure them.
PrIce25 cents per box, For sale by
CHAPLINE & PRYC r.
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NORTH WESTERN BANK OF VIRGINIA.
at Wheeling.
GArfrAL SreoE, SSe00e9
Directors for 1871 aPpoiatoR BY The Slafe.
Taomas PAUL., Arthur NJ Phillips T. Jacob, D.
Erager.
Eieoied 81 tie SiockholJsrs--A. Woods. c.
Woods, VIA. B. Tyson, John Bane. A. p. Woods.
A. WOODS, President
). Lrsr. Cashier.
Discount day on Thursday ofeaeh week.
MERCHAyIS a. MECHANICS BANK OF
WHEELING.
CAPITAL Srocx, s5l4.500.
Directors for 1871.
On the part Of The Shie.-JosePh Caldwell, WmL
TS,lby. Israel UpdegraG
Por ire StookLoLIers--J S Shriger, samuel Neel
John Richie. Marx Douglass, Daniel Zane. 4 C ID
JOSEPH CALDWELL. Prssidsns.
S BRADY, Cashier
Discoast day Tuesday OF each week, bills Of eE.
change discounted daily.
WHEELING SAVINGS INSTITUTION
CAPrrAL SrocK 100000.
Directors for l5il.
Thos Hughes. Morgan Nelson, Jos Morrison.
Joba q Clarke. John NJ. Clarke. John M'MalIen.
Robt crangle. Jos. Pollock. Thos. ). 3. PenIonsy.
TH0s. HUcuEs, President.
r. a. GREgR. Treesrer.
Discount day Thursday Of each week
FIkE s. MAXINE INSURANCE COMPANY OF
WHEELING.
c,rtrU. SrscK s5OOOO0-Sl00 600 FAtD IN.
Directors for lS4l elected Jaa. I.
Jsbn Fawcer, samuel Sprigg. Samuel Ncel, e.
. Knor. john Goshorn, r. w. Harding, s. Shri.
yer, s. Brady WIN. Paxton.
JOHN FAwCETr, PrssideHL
d. LANu. Secretary e. Agent
WESTERN INSURA NOE co. OF WHEELING.
CAprrAL STOCK, S50O0OO. $4,000 RAio rS.
Directors for 1871, elected Jan. s,
Thoma. Hughes. Morgan Nelson, WA r. Peter.
sou, 4. Paxton. A. ". Johnston. James H. Fsrayf.
Robt CrunEe, John M'Mullen, Daniel Lar b.
THOMAS HUGHES, PresdeaL
r. IT, GREER. Secretary.
PROTECTION INSURANCE co.
HARTFORD. CONS.
SAM'L ATKINSON, Agent.
fanIB Main ST, Wheeling. Va.
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TlRUSTEE'S SALE = In pu-sssnce ola dc.
Il cree mads by tie CTc1it Superior Court Of
La v and Chsncery for the county of Ohio, at the
last Spring term. ther col, the undersigned viii
on Thursday the 2lst day Of OetObeT next, AT the
Court house OF the said cous ", proceed to sell 10
hehShest md best bidder the premise. i'm the
SAID decree mentioned aad referred to atisto
say, six certain los situate in the addition TO the
late town of Wheeling, commonly called
East Wheeling and known and designa-
ted on the Plato the sail edition, bv the mum.
Ders, l2l, l24, l25, los, iC9 ana 10 beng the
sa lots of around IN which are erected, the ex
tensive and valuable Flint aud Crown Glass
Works, la'ely carried on by Ritchies q wilson
for q more particular description of which said
premises, refer nee may be had 10 a certain deed
of trust executed by John & Craig Richie g. their
respective wife 20 the undersigned. hearing date
on the 22i day Of October in the We VI Of our Lord
1898. and recorded in the cl. rk's Office of Ohio
county, on OF about the same day.
The terms Of said sale will be. one sixth Of the
purchase money To be paid n hand and the residue
IVA tqua Jus a'ments upon a credit of six, tw I've
and eighteen months, the purcha ser 10 give bands
for the unpaid lnstalmants with good security, all
bearing interest from the. date of said sale
aug 81 r e CAMPBELL.
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EHTE HAVE TRIED DR. JOS. PRlESFLEY
w PETERS VEGETABLE PILLS. e. have
no hesitaney in pronOuncing them the best anti
bilious medicine that we have ever used ia our
family. We are acquain ed with several families
III u - city who give them the preference 10 all
oiner kinds, on account of their mildness, and al
the same time, certainty Of action.
AeU York Examiner
MORE THAN TEN MILLIONS ofboxes of
these truly vain able ambitious pill have been sold
IN the United states, Canadas, West ladies', Mex
ico, and Texas, since the first Of January. eight
teen hundred aud th rty five
HUNDREDS and THOUSANDS bless the
day when they were induced, by the persuasion
Of friend, 10 try a box OF DR. Peters Pills.
They are muse a Family Medicine, and all
VINO have used them give them the preference TO
all other kinds, on account Of their being a safe
pleasant and easy aperieat-be.ng mild in their
action atfhe same tlmF though M their opera
ton producing neither sickness, grping nor de-
blIty
DR. Jos. Presley Peters.
Dear Sir / have used your valuable Pills the
last four years, 10 cases OfDyspepsia Liver COM
plant and sick headache, aud have fund them
N majority ofcases, the most valuable Pills
have ever used JOHN CASE, Al ID.
For sick or ne VOus headache or bilious fever
would recommend Peters pills in preference to
other kinds
The foliOUing from the EMINENT DOCTOR EN-
MERSON is considered sufficient.
have used in my practice these last five years
Doctor Jos PTiestes Peers vegetable ambitious
p,ile. and consi Ter them the bestfamIly medicine
For sale by CHAPLINE d PRYOR,
noa IL Union street
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-12-25

N AIRS. Walker on Female Beauty, with plate
lN Barns Pnctcal Sermons,
Tragedy Of the Seas,
Turner'S Chemistry,
Is uith's Class Book Of Anatomy,
Dick's works vols &c. 10 IN FISHER.
oct ~ N0.tC3. hIalu I'd
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THE GREAT REMEDY


,OR CONSUMPTION. and LIVER CON-
z PLANTS. ASTHMA, RRONCII tbs. PAIN
u OK WEAKNESS IN THE BREAST, GROUP
IN CHILDREN, WHOOPING COUGH Cru
MIC COUGHS and all diseases Of the puiInona-
| ~ organs.
NATURES OWN PREsC RIPTTON.
Apureiy vegetable and highly approved COM
pound PREPARATION OF the PKUNUS VIRGINI-
ANA or Wild Cherry Bark. approved by the Col
4 leSe OF Pharmacy, recommended bv The u edical
Faculty! and universally acknowledged the most
valuable Panty Mctlcint" ever dtscOrered
FasS NO QuACkEkY! NO DECEPTION - "a
The ph ysician may boast Of his skill IN many
aiseases-thC qu2C-. may puff his wonderful cures
b1t OF al Ihe remedies ever discovered foruisea-
ses Of the Pulmonary organs, ~ ~ universally Gd
mItied nothing has ever proved as successful as
tna; invaluable medicine. Or " fSTAk = BAL
SAM OF VILE Cherry. which has effected
some 81 the most astonishing cures ever record-
ed N the his ory Of medicine,
Such indeed are the astonishing healing an
restorative properties Of this Balsam that even IN
the advanced stages OF CONSUMPTION, and
Ia Liver comp ANTS, dise1ses wh,cn have bar ed
when patients have suffered the most dis fTessing
cough, great difficulty IN breathing night sweat
bleeding 81 he Iurgs, q aitei Ire most esteem
CT remedies Of our phnrnncOpas have failed, this
invaluable remedy has lot OILY given surprising
relief but tually effected cures after ali hopes
Of recovery had hcen entirely ucspaHed Of.
Besides Us surprising eff 'aCy IN these fofmida.
bic complaints, IL has proved a ~ superior re-
HlcdY Tor diseases OF children, such as 4 e Group
~hcopinS cough etc Gng ia those disorders
that prevail so oNtensiS ely through the winter
SESSION, such rs coughs colds plenrisv in fiuep.
"a and pals In the breast "a ccedlne from neg
Cced coils, IL stands uaryall,I
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The Weekly paper, ths Western Virginia Times,
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from the 5eginnius Of the ear. No new subscribers
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-12-25
HITS IND CAPS.

EE7R FASHIONABLE HAT AND CAP
k17<73 MANDATORY.
a. LOB. Main street. Wheelig. opposite
EX&A Mr.. Robbs Chair Factory;
ExDeS ~ AVERY & co. respectfully in
~ form their friends mud the public
hat they have on hand and are constantly manu-
turing general assortment Of Hats and CAPS Of
the latest fashions. warranted equal II not superior
To any that have been offered, which will be sold
by the dozen single at the lowest prices and upon
as favorable terms they can be had IN the city
Hats Of all kinds aud qualities. also general asscr
ment ofmen' and and boys fur and cloth CT
They propose 70 furnish gentlemen with hats by
the year
N. Il. Hats and caps made to order also military
mats ard caps maSe the shortest notice.
They respectfully solicit liberal share fpublic
patronage. mp Is