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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-03-30
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An iHtsrssiirg ease Of Lopnsss efSpirils, with a
violent Sp1smodie affection,
Mr.. Francis Caldwell was afflicted for several
years with extreme debility, together with a train
OF symptoms generally termed nervous affections
ina which perhaps, II would be impossible for Inc
zen of the most learned physicians TO describe. In
ms case the spasns m the stomach were so fire.
d9ep, ana eIeruclaiing as nearly to deprive him
he fingers and toes, fiat ulence, sickness AT The
uomach snd a general agitation Of the whole
'ysiem, %lnsOmuch tha:a common incident render
I'd the mind timid and apprehensive. In order 10
remove these distressing symptoms. and restore
IT,, r. nsuLutIgh 20 hts l9TEncr energy q large por.
any advantages; change Of air. and other remedies
were also unayallng, and the mind and body APP
Eehred 10 be devoted 20 a ruthless disease. In this
hopeless and lsnguid situation, Mr.. CALDWELL was
recommended 10 make trial Of Hunts Botanic Pills
lnd by a continuance Of the medicine according
CORRECTIONS, his strsngthibscame completely rssior-
10 and : sound state Of health most happily es.
'Ohshed' CALDWELL.
CauIion-Be' particular in purchssisg 10 -,
that the label Of this Medicine contains = nofieso
~ entry according 70 act OF Congress. And -
kewise particular in obtaining them Of zoe Cha
h'" st. Ne" RE STk; 2. ron !ss
STEVENSON & XEALE. TPsiil.9s; VS.:
YfRCINIA-IS cHlScERr-At rules held in IN.
Clerks Office of the Circuit superior Couu of Law
snd Chancsy Tor the county Of Ohis. in The mouth
u March 1871.
Ohio W Heiskoll and Franci, CCsmp bsII comp'i.
against
Mrs Sarah Beck. and Joseph MilerA Thomas Mil
Ter. Descendant.
The defendant Sarah Beck. not having entered be,
appearance, and given security according 10 the act
sssembly and The rules Of This eourt. and Il appear
ing by sa;isfs otoy proof that she rs not IN inhs tan,
Of ihi. commonwealth. on motion Of the complainsnts
~ counsel u is ordered that the said defendant do
sppear here on the first day ofths merit term Of ina,
-ouu. and answer The compliments bill. ard that =
% y Of This order bs forthwith inserted IN ssas n..
,aper printed In the city sf wheeling Tor two month.
uocessively and posisd az the front door oftbe Court
aouss 81 Ohio csuniy 4 copy tests.
ALEX T LAGDLEY CLERK
CssrsELL for CgmPt mar 90 J
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Medical C.n4s. Of Ohio. August %. 1910.

The article as prepared by NJ. Dumas, was mad,
IN the Laboratory without reference TO cost. absolutel,
pure-Oct ST
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Eben'Ier Zane and Mary VI s his wits. Henry
Moore, and James c Johnston. Defendants.
The deieadant Johnston not having entered hi. %.
pearnnce and gwen security according to The act Of
assembly and The rules Of this court and il o,.,,nr
ny satisfactory proof. hat be i, not an inh. bii,nt ~
this Commonwealth. On motion Of tho COMM, no,,,
BY Counsel, it is ordered Ih.t Tho said dsC,nd,n n, A,
appear here on the first day Of Tho merit spring term
OF ihi' court ana answer The said compliments bill.
and that a copy Of this order be forthwith in,c,,.d ~
some newspaper printed in the Cjty Of Wheeling. 70.
two months excessively and posted at the front deer
Of The Court house Of Ohio county.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-03-30

NIRGlNlA-tN CHANCEKY-At rules held IN the
Clerks office of the Circuit Superior Court of Law
and Chancery for Marshall county on ths l.t day Vi
March 1911.
Samuel Thpn,Dson Commit
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NELSON. for Compi. ALEX T LAIDLEY.
feb IL ry.-I

VIRGINIA To WlI-IS CIANCSRY-At rules he'd
m the clerks office of The Circuit Superior Court of
Law and Chancery for Tyler county. on Monday the
4h day Of January 1911.
William Russell, Complainant.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-03-30
WANTS. PAN ,CEA-FOR TuE

PAN ,CEA-FOR TuEl
CURE. OF SCROFCLA, OR KINGS EVIL.
hEUMATlSM Ulcerous Sores. Syphilis. aud he
most OF painful and hitherto lncursbly affections re-
Tue Liver and Skin, General Debilitv, &c. ,and ali
Diseases arislng from impnrity of the Blood.
rus mediclnc Is particularly mmcn as az
siteranNe end a purifier Of the BLOOD. IL gives a
tone an ! Vlgoi To debllltatcd Constitutions, winch
mvahds are unconscious Of until they have expert
/ enccd It's effects.
IL Is also recommended in Diseases where the
Lungs and Rreast are supposed .. be Affected and
use Of AiCrcnry or Quinine. The Swaim's Panaced,
~ an accrCdItsd autidOte to the diseases teCuhar
10 topical laUtuCes. It's made use of on oil plan
lions and prOduc,Si s%peedicr, n more certain, and
less expensive medicine OF perfect restoration, than
sny other medicine hitherto known or employed.
TINS medicine has the singular fortune, n JUS;
tloute 10 rs great merit, Of being recommended by
the most celebrated practitioners ofmedicine ~ the
united states aud Europe; whereas. not one of the
spurious mixtures made IN imitation OF /: has the
east support from the medical faculty. This fact
oheIs an argument so plain and conclusive, that u
needs on 10 be mentioned TO enforce conviction,
swain Panacea Is 20 all those IN
SYruPs. Extracts, Sc.
swain Panacea Is in round bottles, nutee lon
situuinaiiy, with the following words blow n IN the
glass SWANS Panacca-Philada having but
one laoei, winch covers TIE cork with the slgndtur,
OF swain on ~, 80 that thc,cork, ibeannS also
upon as n seal If the imprcssioB, "Nm. Swain.
, cannot be drawn without DESTROYING the signature
without which onsIsgCnuInc. The medicine may
consequently D. known TO he genuine when th'
: ed rs forgery.
Prepared AZ SyAIM'S LABORATORY, Phila
delpnia HENRY JOHN SHARPE General a
e gent, No. 40 PINE NJ Get, New York. und sold b.
!. every sGg % Dr"STls' IN the UnI wu s'Sis yi,v g. SON
. " " AIMS MlEIfnH 'rnE NYnS1
New-York tribune., 1841-09-17

MoRE Honor AT THE SoUrR.-A correspondent
of the Picayune says that duel was to be Tough;
in Arkansas BY two Louisianians on the 9th.
meeting was held at Na;chez denouncing Presi-
dent Tyler, in which the eloquent S. S Pren'i.s
bore conspicuous part. After it was over, PrePa-
rations were made for duel between Judge Ter
ney and c. n. Rowey, Esq, both of Concordia,
La, gro wing of decision made by the former
affecting the property of the latter 5. 5 Prentlss
and j. NJ Sufield of the Na,chez Courier were the
seconds of Judge Tenney, and Gen. Felix Houston,
late of the Texan army, and Lewis Saunders, fol-
mor States Attorney in kentucky, were to do the
needful for Rowley. The parties embarked in 4
steamboat, for the Arkansas shore an the 9TH. Each
of the principal. be armed with rifle, pair Of
dueing pistols, and Bowie knife the rifles to be
discharged at 80 PAGES distance, and the parties
then TO advance a; pleasure, TO the fall of one or
both.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-17
A CARD.

During the last winter session OF Congress. and
during thar which has just expired. received vast
number, OF letters, The receipt OF which did not
acknowledge. The alternative was presented OF
nv emitting 70 answer them, or total neglect CT
nv public duties In deciding TO attend 10 these,
embraced tina, branch OF the alternative winch
hoped my correspondents would approve or excuse:
By, I isire now 20 offer this apology them, and
20 say tina. n,y apparent neglect did not proceed
from any insensibility the value importance OF
,peir communications. H. CLAY.
WASHINGTON, September il, 1871
New-York tribune., 1841-09-17
TAKE TE7;E ET TsTE EORELOCK.
Pru.c.. Elorchosna GnMly IS Recommended

BY cur most eu.iacn' Physicians, and thousand
respectable czcns * performing tae Of Coughs
Colds, Hoarseuess, Irritation Of the Throat Group.
whoopin; Cough Ca,arra and isthlas PsPi'4or Of the
Heart difficult % profasc ESqce;oraon and IN f,ci s
diseases leading to consumption and death Sold rs d.
yi.oas, and 10 A.or House ard by most OF the respect
able Grocer,. and Druggists IN the city redd!er and
Confeeuoncr arc not appoiu,edAgen Esch envelope
:. .;.,.d P,,xo G Son. c9 au3a In
New-York tribune., 1841-09-17

II Worms Cause Dcath.-sHs RMtN'S 20.
FENCES are certain dcstroysr> OF I'll kinds OF oE1
Mr lotiug W. ios. 30 Fulton street. cured hcc u -
children wssms BY cay box. $4,000 boNSs bare
been sod AID 70 instance ofiseir failure has 20 "a.
knowledge o. the proprietor Sod at les Nassau street
and lsS 6owery where. slso hc a5 SherD1us Poo,
Mans Plaster, ior only ~ cent and superior 20 al
Others FOR paiIs snsse> aiy palt OF iSe body
for rheumatism ari iurtbsro. sl7 Il
New-York tribune., 1841-09-17

% We are authorized to say ,ha, Judae UPsHrR
visited the Navy Department Yesterday, and that
be has notified the President of his intention 70
accept his commission as Secretary OF the Mary as
soon - he can make the necessary arrangements
OF his private affairs in Virginia His nomination
TO the Senate found him from home, and until he
returns to Washington, Mr.. SrxM= the Chief Clerk,
will act as the Head Of the Department. Nat. In.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-17
NEW EsTABEsSszED BAKERY,
No. Sd E.aeLrnnm. Corner OF Giin-streei

II .hn Iabscrioera most respectfully EtofiH 10 PubA
and more particularly those residing IN the vicinity =
Ree-man aud Chi streets, that they iHtend keep
every variety Of Bread Cakes, and Pies which fa
soodne.s and shall mol be surpassed ~ .ny other
.ab.hn.ert and beng well that many families CO.
Jsct the rank butter ~heh many bakers apt
their Cakes Pies asd Pastry they wish assure al
such that they very particular selecting. aud bay ~
best market which ali viii be willing testify Sas'
giving Gil.
Family Baking attended to with the utmost care.
FRANCIS KAUCE & CO.
az Il. % g Beekmas corner Of CllG 81 e.t
New-York tribune., 1841-09-17
THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
CONTEND. for Saturday, scp,ember is

|. TIE LEGEND oF rH& HArSrEo IRsE-A fo-m' by
WINTHROP M,cEwoRyH PSAso, Fever before
published IN this country.
II. EuEAxcR,-A Tale by EpcAS A. Pos, from ia,
Gin for 20 not We. published
Ill B,axAsx RvDcr-Fom New Chapters
". Scrxgs ~ rHE ISoJlS ocEAS-From The Southern
Literary Messenger for September.
V. THr SECOND VETO Ms>s,cs Of President TYLER.
VI Tas LETTERS or RESIGNATION of Messr' ENINa
and CsrrrESDES.
VII Mr. WEBSTER LETTERS.
VIII. Tnr ADDRESS or IKE WIG MEMBERS or CoNSSs@
to The People Of Tho United States
IN. COMPLETE L.sr OF Acrs passed at the Extra See
sioR.
K The New REVENUE Law.
NJ. Decisions IN Ca,xcssy for tho Week, reported
expressly TOR the Weekly Tribune.
Nil DorNes ~ W,.uNcroS-t fall and aeesrats Digest
Kill Norrs oN PApsa MoNLY-Prepared for The Tribune
NV. A LETTER FRo>, ARuESA-By DE-. GtANr, Author
of 'Th, Ncs,orians.
Nv. Az ABSTRACT OF ma REroRr oy scuooL CoNnls.
sloxxRs for the City Of NowYork.
XVI l,lpssraSce FoREIcY INTELLIGENCE, received by
the Great Western.
XVII EDITORIALS on Cabinet Change Case OF Ne
Leod,' Great Southern Mail La" Of River
Navigation The New Cabinet, &c, &c
XVII DoM.srrc INTELLIGENCE from every part Of the
Uaited States, Mexico Texas and Canada
Subscription 81 per yelr-F feen Copies for $40, IA
advance.
~ For the convenience persoss wishing to send the
Weekly Triburc their friends ia the country copies IA
wrappers may be obtained the counter Price ct cents
GREELEY & McELRATH, No. 20 Ann-st.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-17

ScHoel roS Aovlr,.-Thc great end Of life to le4ra
City like csshs sdor cheap If cot free facilities
ior Instruction IN every 6'arch % useful keo~iedsc
such the learner command. These. 50 far
School Education concerned Afforded At Mr. Chm.
beriau'. Iast,u:c, SD B,oOncs,rseL (See Advertise,
New-York tribune., 1841-09-17

u Why lon', tie young mea OF cur cy, who have :.
opportunity OF tssiHS manly exeFeiss PAr0a.e F4Iss.
Gymnasium few week. under Fuller, in.,fgeisa
woal 90 more 10 remove from city the salcs, i,.
pepgc vinegar looking iAa ae daily rex
suh II B;Oaduay than all tie pills, Phy';c .al Auz.
bugs ;ha, are usually rcsOrscd would accomplish "a
ceutury
New-York tribune., 1841-09-17

Il The Registry Commissioners Of the City will DO IN
for the Registry OF Voters usual places Of
Eeeting TcHoErcw, Saturday, The Commissioners Of
the lth will also be IN session every day week from
10 o'clock P. NJ ifeectors would reflect they would
rec the necessity and propriey Of tho law that entire
entire new Registry should take place every Fall The
num5sr Of Eae OF removed and deceased persons Ach
would remain on the Registry List after May removal
you'll De very great and there wanting fraudulent
scountrels TO ASSUME and under them There
less time lost and difficulty aHd violence experienced
registering annually and voting before the Registry
there voting alone. Electors wake up your
interests and see that your names Pa down upon the
Registry List. ,l7
New-York tribune., 1841-09-17

The PiSoRA~As-wo haze often called pasle .ues.
ION to caihesuOod'' magnificent, Panoramic View. Of
Ron. ard The Falls Of Niagara, an! rer-s, l..
call believing LeFe Is no exhibition TIE Ci,y rasre il,
;sres,irg deserving OF p-ronas, The Ro,a.4,
Is open every day ard the Lectures sivea o. Nondv
Wednesday AID Friday evesirgs. Thu, evening tie Pei,
arc. viii be ilcmisascd aai tie Lc,4rs cOnmese,, :,
aiIf.past : o'clock
New-York tribune., 1841-09-17

u The Western Railroad has already reduced
the OF transportation between Conway, Mass.
and Boston from $40 to 50 ton though there is
good deal of land carriage at that. On these
soullcss corporations, these swindling monoPo
il.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-17

U The Republican Banner Madison, n IS
for sale It is good Wing paper, il fOurishing,
growing place, ard may ensure good support.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-17

~ The Albany Board OF Trade have called Z
meeting OF citizens to take into consideration the
recent change in the termination OF tie Moaaw <
and Hsdson Railroad, and to adopt such measures
as NAV prevent the Injurious consequences which
This change threatens iaic, upon the business OF
The citizens of Albany.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-17

~ There we're at New-OrIeans, on the 9th
,hirty-eight deaths from yellow tever-and twenty
two on the 7th.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-17

FoRGERY.-The n. O. Bee OF the SIN contains
an account of successful forgery recently perPe-
trated upon one OF our mercantile houses tseems
tina, an individual calling himself John P. Cald-
well, in letter dated Georgetown, D. C., sent to
firm in this city letter of credit in his favor for
$4,000, rarportins to be drawn by one Of the best
houses in New-Orleans He stated that the credit
was based on cons gament Of l.Oll bales OF cot
ton in the hands Of the y. 0. fr Tor the delivery
of which he gave order, and requested the re-
goca,ion OF TWO enclosed drafts for $4,000 each.
Yesterdays mail says the Dee, brought these
drafts. which were sent direct to The house o. whom
they were drawn, with Z request 10 ship forthwith
the llOl bales cotton 10 Nrw-York, and subsc-
quently 20 cancel the bills. 1t i, needless to add
that no such man as john P. Caldwell exists, and
tina, the gentlemen in New-YorS have been adroit-
IL swindled out of $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-17

I Three more bodies of those lost with the
Erie have been recovered at Point Abine, L. C.
One Of them was Floyd Gelson, the Clerk OF the
Erie, ard another supposed to be Mr. Nell
thorpe The tAird was not identified.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-17

q The Charlotte, y. c., Journal states That 4
RIGA vein OF gold has been discovered near that
place. The vein is said 10 be worth between TIVE
and three thousand dollars per bushel.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-17

u NJ Wells Hayden was killed at Cortland
the lob BY crate OF crockery, which fell upon
his head as he was raising it into the second story
Another young man was seriously if not fatally
wounded
New-York tribune., 1841-09-17

" To PREDETERMINED, young man TO assist
i'll tho En- glish department of school who has had
sslae experience and VINO Will be satisfied with mode
rate salary. Address Teacher" Upper Post Office.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-17

II Emporium of cheap Garments, by W.
T. JENNINGS, 30 Broadway, under American Hotel.
IN Ill In
New-York tribune., 1841-09-17

GA Washington letter writer says that the
President will not enter into controversy with MIR.
Ewing upon the statements in his Letter, and he
takes ground that no Cabinet Minister has any
ight to decline Cabine, seats-upon which may
arise a controversy.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-17

Y The Cheapest Cash Tailor YET
PETER V. hUsTED, Merchant Tailor, No. l Cbaihln
Square corner of Catharine street, makes Clothing
der 10 per cheaper and 10 per better than 'b
cheapes, Ca-h Tailor in the city.
Ma good IL in all case. WARMED. @ .7a
New-York tribune., 1841-09-17

n Differing " bite Teeth-Conpsund A'r
matte Tooth Paste splecdid article i1T cleansing II:
Teeth giyirz them high polish and beautiful saooa
sface without the least possible danger Of scratchssa
defac:ng them. Tho;e like and possess var
teeth should tAi- Paste. PIice - per jar Pr
pared aad sold only BY HORACE EVERETT, DrsgIs.
351 Greenwich, above Franklin ST O. sl3S
New-York tribune., 1841-09-17

MicuIcAx.-The Wings Of Michigan have NOM
mated Hon Philo c. Fuller Of Lenowec for Gov
ernor and Edmund B. Bostwick of Kent for Lieu
tenant Governor. Mr.. Fuller Is the present FRS;
assistant Postmaster General at Washington and
was Speaker of the last Michigan House OF Repre-
sentative He was formerly Member Of Con
gress from Livingston CO. in this State.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-17

Nr. F. GRAIN No 30 LispenArd street. is one Of the
oldest Teacher. of Dra~sg and Painting the City. HI,
school 40. 80 L:sperard ST. open for the recep-
ION CT scholars. (Ses Card.)
New-York tribune., 1841-09-17
q An Excellen, Opportrui,y j, o:rsred . |,

y An Excellent Opportunity is offered 70
young LADY competent 70 teach the Paao Forte and Co
Muse 10 90 South aad teach IN FeIaie irtutuiioS-
She could board geateel private family, ase reeens
handsome salary. Inqu re of w B. BRADBURY, Iea<s
er Of h1'c, Of Washing ton and Tiiary..nseA
Brooklyn l2i Fulton street; OF Nassau y. Il
Mr. B. is about forming class Of Young LADIES ~
wish TO prepare themselves teach the Piano and ~
ing The cia.. wlll hc strc,lg g.l.ed Cl ,!l,
New-York tribune., 1841-09-17

~ The dwelling-house of Mr.. Risk, near RO-
chester, was destroyed by Ere, with It's contents,
the 18th. Loss 900.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-17

FROM FLoRrDA.-The correspondent; of the Sa-
vannah Republican, under date of East Florida,
Sept. :, writes follows:
The news is still favorable from Tampa Bay
The Indians are coming in daily from all directions
and from every band.
Capt. Holmes, 9TH Infantry, pursued the naraud.
ing party of Indians that lately attacked the four
citizens near Micanopy, three days. On the second
day be got within sight Of thc camp and was GER
tain he would surprise them, but - his aston,hment
Just At that moment four adventurous citizens, MOI,
Knowing Capt. Holiness proximity, went to the In
dians' camp 70 rcconno,re, fired a yolley and run
into the prairie. The Indians followed, but Dis
covering the troops, they instantly fled. Their trail
was followed Tor another day, but finally lost il
an overtiowed hammock Yours, &c.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-17
II Five Dollars sEewni d.-Lef, on the IS

IT Five Dollars Hewai d.-Lef, on the 18Th
inst about O'Clock of the Knckerbocker stages,
No 02 parcel containing dozen q Gloves, ID. col
0red Sewing Silk. dozen mems miLSd cotton half Hose.
and bundle of Floss Sllk Whoever will the said
Good, to the Office nj knckerbscker Line will recase
ihe above reward and tho thanks of the and no
questions askcd ~ SD u
u school Books and a;ationcry.-DAf-
Ton & SAXrON would respectfully inform Teachers
aud School Committees this city and vicinity that
they Keep hand general assortment Of School B0ok'
which they viii furnish to Teachers at much lower ra!'
than be bought 10 the city Al least We would ask
those in call before making their selection
D.. = agents for the sale of the following valuable
works
Mitchclls largo Map OF the World. with Index.
Mitches aIg, Map of the United States, with Index.
orings TeTTestraI and Celestial Globes winch taer.
Is superior.
Also the District School Journal of the State of New
York eau be had kere. Price, 20 cent per year.
School Book Depository, Of FULTON and Nassau
streets. (G auJ
~ No Charge until rlie IA CIR IL Restored.
-BEALS'S HAIR RESTORATIVE Is applied on
the above original terms 10 upwards Of 300 persons
the Office No. lGi Broadway, up stars.
~ BPersObal references gwen Of our first c.
zens - to its success. Prices 81 and 50.
80 lin ~ L. l. BEAl.S & Co.
II THE MONEY WILL RE RETURN.
u If the purchaser dissatisfied with Chapnans M,ge
Razor Strop with Metallic Hone, mandatory L Wiiaa
s:rcet-Reta prices 50 cents IS cents, sCO s2, and
81 So Five minute. will be ample ume for putting the
New-York tribune., 1841-09-17

FROM YucArAS.-Advices have been receive!
at New Orleans from Yucatan to the 23d ult. The
rimor of Santa Anna's preparation. to bring back
Yucatan and Tobasco under Mexican dominion
was exciting considerable apprehension.
An order has been issued BY the Mexican gov
eminent prohibiting the importation of the produce
of Yucatan and Tobasco into any OF the Mexican
ports, even in the produce in question should
have been shipped direct from foreign part
New-York tribune., 1841-09-17

Henry C1AY-We find in the Wilmington Re
publican the following ticket mouhted at the head
of its editorial columns
Tie Peoples Candidate for President in la45,
HENRY CLAY
New-York tribune., 1841-09-17
LITE FROM EUROPE.

arrival Of the Grea' ~
The Steamship GREAT WEsTkRS' capt ii0'N'"'
arrived at TIL. port at o'clock last evening IN
fifteen DAYS from Bristol, whence she sailed on the
Ia She brings advices fourteen days later than
those Of the Britannia.