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FOR SALE.
WHAT large and commodious two sto.
j ry Brick Dweing House a. Lot

TINT IA nl 9fs D l"s sS%m9a ss. Two =. ;,s
nE situated on the west side of Collcye ,rcer
E.AMl at the head Of College. street. in this vii.
age: The HOUSE, is 90 by 45, with basement, story
with Kitchen and Provision cellars and wing AZ ~
%. xtending north on College Green, with wood ana
store house below, and chambers and sleeping rooms
above. large and commodious Barn, carriage house
ice house, and other ou-houses and spacious yard
west Of the dwelling house. and good durable well
OF water OF the best quality in the village, and brick
cstern. One and aquarter Of land, of,he first
quality large garden and choice fru trees west Of
the house and yard
The Buildings are constructed in modern STYLE, q
The best materials and workmanship, were erected by
The subscriber for his use, and the location af-
lords very extensive and pleasant prospect Of the
village and lake the West and is not surpas sed By
any other in this part Of the country.
Also Tor sale lot containing acre ofland direct
" opposite the above lot with small convenen, wood
| dwelling house thereon.
Purchasers are invited call and exmine for them
seves-Ierms made known by the sui scriter on the
premises. SAMUEL, REED
Burlington June, 49, 1910. ns
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-11-05

At the New Cash store.
We are now opening New and SPLENDID assort-
ment of Goods just selected with reference to the
wants of the People, consisting of
French } ga Plaid Shawls
English 4 PRISrs Dress H'dks
American ) Silk Shaws
Bomba2ines Merino do.
Apines Broche do.
Mernoes Italian Cravats
NJ. d. LANES (Fash'ble) Flagg Hd'ks
Silks ofevery style !
A new and complete assortment of Broad-Cloths,
Cassmeres and Sattinctts, und vesngs, Flannels &c
Also large assortment of Groceries, Teas, of cv-
cry quality, Sugars Molasses, Coffee &c. &c. oil Of
which will be sold very low for CASH.
JAS. p. WHALING GCo.
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FARM FOR SALE.

L'OR Sale farm consisting of about one hundred
l. and fifteen acres of land well situated the main
road from Hinesl urgh u Burlington. On the premises
there are good buildings and choice fruit The property
will be sold low. For further particulars enquire o
Sept. IT, @. b. ISHAM, Sheburne, W
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CNHENA and fmbroided Ribbons, Cinema Scarf. a nd
~ a new lot Of French ar,ilicals. S. B. SCOTT.
July %.
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BURLINGTON BOOK STORE,
ID. A. BRAMAN,
pooESEJIEE AND STATIONFR.

INFORMS his friends and the public generally, that
i he is constantly making additions to his stock Of
BOOKS, Of all the new and popular pullca'ln.s of
the day from he most prominent publishing house, in
the country. His arrangements enable MN 10 pro.
cure the latest literary attractions a, an early day.
HIS present assortment Of Books eml races very
grea, variety Of School Classical, Lar Medical,
HISTORICAL and Miscellaneous Works.
Among his stock will lie found very great variety
Of BLANK BOOKS and STATIONERY, all OF which
he is enabled TO oer at prices which cannot fail 10
suit the most economical.
Merchants, School Teachers &c are respectfully
invited 20 call and examine his SCHOOL BOOKS,
which comprises al the late popular and improved
editions, IN every department Of learning.
August 81, lS4l.
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TO RENT.
A PEW in the Episcopal Church, pleasantly stu
ated pos sion given Immediately inquire of
Oct. 5, l6il. FARRAR & WAIT
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RORINSON,S

biblical Researches in Palestine, Mount Sin;
ID and Arabia Pcirea, now for sale at the Boo
Store of
= d. A. BRAMAN
10Th august
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USr Received, another large lot of those superior
y Shoes, manufactured by n. Harvey, Montpelier.
Sept. 2. b. SCOTT.
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EARWELL'iS Boots and Shoes a very large sup
l. ply, also Fancy dress Shoes just reed at
Oct. |, HOWARD'S
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DROWN Sugars cheap by E. NJ. WRIGHT 3.Co.
ID Sept. Odd l64l.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-18
9 : READ . 3
WHAT 1T HAS DONE.

4 ND if you have friend. relation, or know
"a any one that Is afflicted ith that distressing
disease "CONSU dPTlON," pc suade them
without delay 10 try that famous and unrivalled
medicine, the "BALSAM OF WILD CHER
kf which has cured thousands Of this COM
plant after every thing else had failed. Read
the following undoubied proofs of its efficacy.
LAScAsTER COUNTY Sept 26. IsfI.
SiR-As YOU desired me 10 write al let YOU
know II your Balsam relieved me any, | take
TINS opportunity TO inform YOU that Il las not
only relieved me greatly, but has almost cured
me entirely. Before i had finished the second
bottle, felt almost like a wen man, and feel
better every day take It. My cough is stopped
altogether, l spit up a very little, and for two
weeks or more have slept gre nj deal better
than have done for the last year. Indeed
.eel so well am sure shall recover my health,
and that too for a few dollars, after having spent
hail my earnings IN the last two years for ned =
Icines that did me no good / saw the Doctor in
Lancaster few Gays ago who gave me medi-
cine last he said looked much better, but
when told him what was taking, Ne dad not
say any more about il, but hoped would get
well. ! shall come to Philadelphia in a week or
two and will come 10 see you again,
Respectfully &c.
-, 49,.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-18
PUBLIC SALE.

T'HE subscriber vii. offer for sale, at Public
Auction. on the 2Oth day OF October instant,
the valuable farm on when he now resides, siiu'
ate1 on Buifilo Creek SIX miles above Wells.
kurgh, and two and a half below Bethany Col
lCgti CONTAINING bY estimation, 40 accessible
farm Is IN high state Of cutiyatiOn-has on IL
good brick dwelling house. good barn and 9TH
er necessary buildings-asO two apple orchards
and never falling springs
He will also offer for sale, od the 81 ne day, his
farm situated about one mile south of hrs home
farm, and one aud naif mile from West Liberty
adjoining the lands Of Providence Mounts Dawn
LehleT and others. and containing by estimation
223 acres-this farm - also m a good stale Of
cultivation has good apple orchard and two
log tenements on It-a-dis veil wateTCd
lie will also sell on the same day his stock Of
horses, cattle hogs, and large quantity of corn.
The terms will be made known on the day Of
sale. Dale 20 commence al 10 o'clock, A. W.
BEAL HUMPHREY.
Mels Trnns S2-ocf 1-vg2w
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-18
DIR. DUNCAN-s

ENPECIORANE REMEDY.
Z performing o the most wonderful cure,
IL on record. MIR. wM. PEARSON OF Delaware
county Pa, was taken ia ia. fall OF Is 20 with
Jistressing cough which daliy increas ed un'i, he
became 80 rauch reduced IN flesh that he was OBJ
ligcd TO be helped IN aud out Of bed. HIS phys
clans at leng gave no all hope, aru pronounced
hrs lungs fatally aft cted aud lncurab.e, IN ihis
bopeless situation no was Tor ten weeks. hen
lrlsnd Of hs called - SEE hn, and discovering
his awful situation, he immeiia taly pr0cured
bottle OF Dr.. Dnncsn's FXptciOrnnt Remedy,
having witnessed us effects in a similar cas- = m
duced him To- procure the mediclne) aid gave u
according TO directions, anu To The astonshment
of al friends the patient began To feel better be
fore using the medicine one week. After using ~
strictly six weeks the patient was rendered abe
10 resume his daily occupation. How many thou
sands OF valuable friends have been taken away
from "a for want Of proper treatment. The very
many who are yet among US; aud labOrinf undtr
ai7rming SYMPTOMS, 10 such beg 10 say, procure
iumsciat0ly DR. Dancan's EXpectorant Remedy,
and n il be not TOO late. YOU may be restored TO
ERECT hea IN. In the last stages there - a cOnso
lation fOuGd an this medicine, by ITS soothing and
palliative effects.
For sale at the principal Office, No 70, North
Eighth street, Philadelphia Alec, AZ the store Of
JOHN FISHER,
oct % Wheeling. Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-18
PEAsES HOARnOUND CANDY

rs RECOMMENDED by Clergymen, Public
IL Speakers and Vocalis,s Us a valuable compound
Tor clearing the voice aud sireng hening the lungs
From tho N-cU York Herald.
Receive sdyice from that one who is disintcr-
sted Thee re more that :ake colds and DIE
OF consumption 10y sleeping IN damp rooms. e.
thcr painted or .whitewashed; hence there is no
remedy 80 harmless, pleasant ana vet eihc1CiJus
~ Pease's hoarhound Candy, a. Division street
We woHd advise every family without an cxcep-
ton TO provide themselves with this urrivallcd
remedy, which we have been eye witnesses Of
us efficacy IN numbcress cases; IN fact II is as
,onishing the vntue IL possesses. The Meesrs
Pease are hmm srtalzing thtmselvCsboth BY praise
tor the good their can5y has done, and alsJ their
own ockets. There is no remedy IN the whole
scope of our Oh ervatiOn that has attained the
celebrity If this valuable remedy. Ii is true that
numbers of Professors have appt artd. who have
given out that they could effect a cure of every
4 scase that hesh heir TO, bur how seldom have
thei results been cqrallcd by their preienuons,
This Is not the case with Peasc's Hoarh cund can
dy; how justly then should the need of praise be
awarded TO the Messrs Pease, for the discovery
of their sovereign remedy"
MCSsrS Pcase Il. Son:-Dear sir-Iast ,Satur'
ny night slept Ia newly painted room, a. d
when dwOke IA the morning / was almost de
| prived OF The power offny voice and ma pain ~
my side. | immediately sent for DR. Rogers, and
he said could not live TILL night; he said had
tn painters cole and palpitaticn of the heart
| and when they came IN contact DEAN was nva
| r'ably the consequence. | sent my son 10 40. IL
Astor House for one dollars worth Of your can
dy, and consumed tNo-thirds of u during th,
u1N atlu IN tue Glttrloon Wuen tnc uOCtof Cailet
| 10 see how his Medicine operated. l was sltiini
| up. was sitting mp, and he was astOulshed anS
| said he well knew that Il the medicine he lief
did not relieve me my case was hopeless; and at
! ter he concluded telling what a dangerous state
4 was 10 | then dovulgCd the cecret that hal us
| edPease's HogThUunt candy; he looked aghas
nj me and said that he would Immediately sen,
| for large quantity of tins candy and use IN al
such cases, which Is SO prev altnt at tins season
! Rev. MIR. e. DOWNING.
Sold at the Periodical Office and Stationary, IL
Monroe street. Wheeling by
J. ii. THOMPSON & co.
| General Agents Tor Pease & Son.
| nov 6 New York.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-18
SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

DI virtue of a certain deed Of Trust executed to
the suh9criher hearing date the 10th day OF Oc-
Ohio county. IN book NO. 4, pages 81, Is, 10. |
Will proceed, on tuesday, the 2sth day OF Deem
her next 10 sell NJ public auction, tn the highest
and best bidder, NJ the front door of the court
house Of Ohio county. the following described
real tsiate in and adjoining the city of Wheeling.
W: OTIS 40 8, s. and 10, IN square %, with the
bnck dwelling improvements thereon
Lot 80 1870 in Eas, " hcehng.
The undivided half cf Loi 40 9 and IL Of no
~, IN square g. corner Of Market and Monroe
streets with the warehouses thereon,
i he undivided half of Lots 40 I and in the
ih .qua-e, and lots,3, aud s, IN the3 rd squa e,
! Ing at the junction of Wheeling creek with the
Obi" river and commonly known as the Point
properly.
The undivided two thuds Of 20 acres Of coal
land ! Ing south OF Wheeling creek, and west of
coal run. SAID property will be sold on a rea-
Sonoble credit. Terms made known on the DAY
Of sale.
selling as trustee can only give such title as
visited in me by said tust.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-18
CARPET & COVERLIT ESTAB-
LISIINENT.
SCHOOL,
oct %


On bfe L@uTnpfuH NyslfIH
N ME subscriber has upcnCda school the Eu
ropean system on Market street near Market
square, and has vet vacancies for a few more pu-
pIls. In accordance with the system VIII Oh he
PROCESSES 10 adopt, all scholars ~ 10 Hay be sent
10 him, and who do not make such proficiency IN
their studies ~ to be expected will not be r.
tainedi bat their parents viii be Informed of such
fact and be requested To Withdraw Their children
Ills terms per quarter are.
Reading writing and simple arithmetic 600
do with the higher branches Of aTItlr-
metic and mathematics 90
DO with grammar, history s. geography 900
The classics with the higher branches Of
an English education 100
ort9 DANIEL VAUGHAN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-18
WINDOW SASH SPRINGS.

NV L the undersigned, Carpenters. recommend
w II. HAMMOND'S PATENT UPPER
and IMPROVED LOWER WISDOM SASH springs
manuid' tured at Lewisberry, York co. Pa, as a
very superior article;
Robt Hamilton, J. HWhite, G. w. Hall, WP.
Wilson, G.. Hanes, A. Pannel, Porter 6. Wag-
g0ncr. w. Hamilton, T.. COen, w, Cloudy, of
Wheeling, also the best carpenters IN the cites
Of Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia, Pitts
burgh, and wherever they have Deen introduced,
and took premium n the exhibition Of the "A.
meTlcan Institute IN New York, October 1888.
For sae by ). Ieel aud OF q Greer, Wheel
ing, also at the hardware stores in Pittsburgh
OF Wholesale and reIau, bv Logan & Kennedy,
Pitts burgh; Patterson a. Brothers, Buffalo; also
AZ the hardware commission houses of + Field
&. Co. Plat street, New York; Carr &. Keim
HeItOn o. DeuCkla, and Livingston a. Lyman,
Commerce street, Philad. Stickuey 81 NOycs. 20
5. hnrles street. Baltimore.
These springs are labelled warranted not 10
lose their elasticity or break, have points with
them for preserving the nOtches in the sash, d.
rections for putting IN properly, and can be put
10 all kinds Of windows for letting the
~UPPER SASH DOWN 1t
IN addition TO raising and fastening the lower.
II Hammond has put his springs into windows
for several persons ~ Wheeling, amongst whom
arc Messrs. ). Noel, $. OFT, }. &. g. Cats, Aif
Caldwell X. Woods, T.. Jacob, J. HOrnJroOk,
J. Reed, MADDEN, Handlin, DR.. Houston, Mrs.
Wilson, &c. oct 10
For further particulars see advertisement IN the
Times OF 25fh September.
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LINK nl.rrtrIn

ISAAC cAVETr, UPTON DUFFIELD.
COPPER TIN AND SHEET IRON WARE
MANDATORY
No. lS9, Market Squats. third door North Of Mar
ksi Alley. wurELING. Va.
tANEl'r & DUFFlELD. take tbs early "p
~ portunity OF Informing the pubic 'h't 'hel
nave opened an entirs.y uc~ staoi'snmth' IA
above where trey are .r,nlTr,G, 10 iu'hish ~
WHOLESALE or RETAIL ,,.
any and ali ar,,.'c. usually found m establish
ments n H. same kind. Copper kCtt,,s meas
nnng from, one gallon 20 two thpusrnd gallons,
togefbcr With every u IN the TIN and Sheet
Loo War Line wfl be made 70 order.
Also Stem Eoat work Of every description
made IN the most durable manner aud on the
shortest notice Metallic Roofing Of copper, I'm
or kInc vii BE- d0nc.
The prupnCtors have every confidence in their
ability toftnder pefiectsa tsiacuOn 10 their Gus
.omers.
The senior IN the firm has been engaged for
abc.t two years IN an eXtensive I'm aid Sheet
Iron ware eStabh hucut - this tity; and the ~
ourpaTtacTfor thirteen years past has been en-
pl0Yed IN Col Geo Duly establish ment at ~ Inch
inors COPPER work has been done during that
tlns than IT all other shSps Ia the cry together
ly attended to.
Our country friends NAV do well by giving us
call before they purchase elsewhere.
As mo ;inrs are extremely hard we are deter
mined 10 sell al the very lowest price for cash.
Old copper, Brass and HCwtc. will Nc receives
~ exchange for all kind, Of ware, Call and re
80. maze am e. ~ u.
NhE SCHOOL DTOwNSIilP OFF
u GERS MANUAL, ant Executors and A
mins'ntor's Guide. with forms Tor conyeyhucIn
ohcInl Bonds, Bile accounts;
neies " V (forihe state ofohio,) by Warren Jei
kinS. for sale By JOHN FISHER.
.ap - 1873 Nam street
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-18

EnY virtue ct a Deed of Trust. dated the SJrd
D day OF July, $40. aud now OF record ON the
hooks of Ohio County, Va, IN Deed Book No p,
page s32 l shali proceed 10 sell at public auction,
nj The door of the court house of said county.
on Thursd ~. the 25,h day of January, lsi2, the
following detailed Real Esta:e, situated IN the Il
~ OF wheeling VIZ. Lot No Z, IN tie t4th square
corner of MOarOe and Fourth streets
Lots a. 8, and s, IN Israel UpdeCrahs addition
10 the city, being the BrewhOuse property now
occupied by II Clarke and Co.
south half Of lot No IS in the 10th square; lots
4 and of the Miller -operty on Nam street, be-
in.- part Of Lot Nol3 IN the square in the low
or town OF Wheeling, and measuring "a feet iu-
ches ach on Main street..
n Terms made known IN tho Cav Of sale. SeiinI
as Trustee convex only such title as is vested II
me by the aforesaid deed.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-18
UNITED sIArhs -. nlAlI, -


UNITED STATES tASI AIAIL linz
FROU WHEELING TO WOOSTER. ONO
ID way of NIonni Pleasant
~ ilhnisyille. Georgetown. "a.
- diz, Sioc'own. Frurklin Fast.
49, y ns port. New Philadelphia. q, al
Dover S,rawsburc, Milton. Mount Eaton. Edrnbr,p
Wooster. aud Mansfield. CONNECTING with he Mail
Lines. To Bucyrus. Ashiand Norwas. Ssnauskv
CITY. aud Cleveland Leaves Wheeling. every
Monday, "Wednesday and Eriay, at - o'r!,e 81.
and Wooster ON Tuesday. rnurzf!uy ard Saturday
Passengers by tins line. Nil arrive al iiher ca
ia time connect wilh the Gail Lines RI lning cat
and west.
! The Pr. becs leave 20 tender to the public his
grateful acknowledgement for The liberal pauOiage
heretofore bestowed his Lno--and takes this oc.
casion 10 ihcm that no expense attention
shall he waning his part TO render perfect and
full satisfaction 90 oil Who may travel in his line,
and having lately renewed his teams and placed
new coaches ON the road, hc haljcrs himself that
he will merit. aud hopes TO receive a liberal share
Of public patronage, For seats apply the Bar II
the u. ). Hotel.
J. A. MYERS, Proprietor.
A. w. FLEMING, Agent
mar ! L.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-18
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

VALU ABLE real. ESTATE FOR SALE
EkY virtue of deed OF trus; executed by Charles
4 y Ensell and Wife, and Francis Plunkeu, and
wife TO the subscriber dated the LIST day IF August
1910, and now ofrecord IN the Clerks office Of
Ohio county court in book 4. page 2I5, | shall
proceed on Monday the All day of October ISIi,
at the Court house of said county, in the city of
Wheeling, % sell 10 the highest aud best bidder
all that valuable ira Ct or parcel Of land on which
the extensive glass ware factory lately occupied
" Messrs Ensell and Cuthbert and more recent
ly by Messrs Ensel and Stewart is erected toge-
ther Wi the buildings and impr .vements there
on, and the valuable coal privileges attached
thereto, for more particular description of all
when reference is hereby made to said deed Of
trust.
The title 10 the above described property is be-
heyed TO be good but selling Is Trustee, | will
only convey such tile as Is invested in m".-
Terms cash. 5 BRADY,
aug 81 Is Trustee
Do By consent parties. the above sale has been
postponed until Monday the lst day Of November
next. oct
RsS The sale Of the above property is again post
Poned, by consent Of parties, until Friday, The Oath
day of December next BRADY,
nov Trustee.
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~UPPER SASH DOWN "a
DYSPEPSIA OF TEN YEARS STAND.


4 am truly happy 20 state 90 the afflicted cOmmu-
ulty tuat member Of my family was afiiICt.
cd fJT ten twelve years with the above distress
sing disease. The symptO MS were great Oypres-
sion after eating, acdIy Of the stomach, severe
pam in the side al breast, sick headache. men
cal dependence, with Other symptoms during
which time numberless remedies were procured
vith3Ut obtaining much relief. Having heard Of
the good effects Of Dr. Harlch's Compound
Strengthening aud German ADgncnt PILE, I was
induced tO give them a tull, and ! avn happy Ca
state that BY using one box II .hc German Aperi-
cot Pills, accompanied by the strcngthCnIng to-
mic pills that they have nearly eradicated the dis
ease. | consider ~ due 10 those afflicted that
make this acknowledgement, that they may like.
wise procure the same Invaluable medicine, and
be freed from those distressing diseases.
With gratitude md respect
VIM VI. SPEAR, No. i25. Old York Rood
For sale az No l5 North Eighth stree, Phila-
De lphfl and JOHN FISHER.
Urfr Whrrifnu. Va
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9 AN OTHER 9
LIFE SAVED.

DH the extraordinary virtues of that unrivalled
I'D medicine, the "BALSAM OF WILD CHER
RH," the well known famous remedy fer CON.
SUMPTION AND LIVER COMPLAIT, ASTH
MAS. COUGHS, COLDS, BRONCHITIS
GROUP, WHOOPING COUGH, dc.
l. Boston, June 10, ISL.
To DR.. II. Wistar:
Dear SU-ln your last YOU ask If your Balsqm
has been successfulin this city. In reply 80 that
enquiry can assure you lave never before
sold any medicine that has sold so rapidly o!
been used with such universal success, as YOURS
mas. In some cases n has effected surprising
cures, aud IN Others has given grea. relief after
every other remedy had failed. But there is one
mat eXcels any that have vet heard of. This
was moor woman that has been afflicted with
CON SUMPTION for several years and had
tried every thing in y; n. Knowing she was We
TypOor, vet very worthy sent her a bottle z, a
us, Which she said relieved her very much
THIS circumstance was soon made known To .
religious society she belonged To and they imme-
dlate,y presented her with half a dozen bottles
which she has also used part of, and is rec1v.
erIng very fast. Sire told me few days since
that she had not ielt 90 well for the last year,
and believed that your med cine was the only
thing that saved her hle. The same society
have purchased over thirty bottles for different
persons, and will no doubt purchase many more
as they praise IL very hulIlV.
Yours, RESPECTFULLY,
HOLBROOK, BARTLE & Co.
Beyery particular when YOU pur, base To ask
Tor DR.. WlSGARS BALSAM OF WILD
CH tRl, as there is SYRUP Of this name
advertised that Is entirely a different medicine.
Prepared wholesale and retail, by WILLIAMS
q Go, Chemists, No 30 South Fourth 81 eet
Philadelphia. Price 81 90 per bottle.
For sale in Wheeling by
J. CRUMBACKER.
oct lqV APPOINTED Agent
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INSN RANGE

" > X A " & h.
lSKS will be taken by the FIRE g. MARINE
4 INSURANCE COMPANY or WHEELING
az he iouCSf rates on
buildings Of oil kinds stone, brick or tvooGen and
their contents:
Steamboats,; factories; mills, &c.
Furniture.
And merchandise Of all kinds
And against all dangers attending the transports
alton OF goods on rivers, lakes, seas, canals aud
railroads.
For the character the company as 10 prompf,.
tudc and Hberaifg IA he adjustment and payment
" iosses,-we beg leave TO refer 10 the merchants
Of this place and elsewhere who have had the adj.
Justment Of claims upon ms.
JOHN FAWCETT, Prssi6eBi
DANIEL LAMB, Secretary. January 6. I84l.
Board OF DtREcroRs.----JOhn Fawcett President
S. Brady, John GoshOrn, Charles d. Knox, Richard
w Harding, Samuel Nee, William Paxton, Jacob
). ShrIver. Samuel Sprigg. Directors.