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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-03-04
HAYNES HAIR TONIC.-The eflico

81 cy of this elegant preparation in restoring
lie growth Of the hair in bald places, Is truly
wonderful Where the hair has been worn oil
from the top Of the head, by the careless practice
Of carrying things in the crown Of the hat, it is
generally considered difficult if not impossible to
restore II, but il is found by numerous examples
that the Hair Tonic reaches these cases very
promptly and effects a complete cure. Every
genleman-(we say nothing TO the ladies', il be.
ing a fair presumption that ihei' hair is alwals 10
/ full uxuriance [: AT least always seems so. J.
every gentleman who finds his hair growing too
thin OF becoming loose, should place bottle OF
a,ne's liam Tonic in his dressing case aud apply
it with n free use Of the hair brush every morn
ing. The result will be foil, strong aud healthy
head Of hair The cases that have fallen under
our own observation warrant US full, ia asserting
this. There is no mistake in DIR. Jayne
I UeekIy Messenger.
4 The above is for sale in this town by Mrs
=, ANNA NJ. EDDY, Franklin-sire z doon
II East Of the Custom House. jim 80
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&eIcrtr0 aooe t 7 =.
HOUSEHOLD TREASURES.
Dy MARY HoNiII.

py MARY HowITT.
What are they gold and silver,
Or wha: such ore can buy
The pride Of slken luxury
Rich robes Of Tyrian dye
Guests that came lhronging in
with lordIy pomp and state
Or thankle.s lyeried serving men
To stand about the gate
or are they daintiest meats
Sent upon silver fine
or golden chased cups Ger brimmed
With rich Falernian wine
Or parchmehts setting forth
Broad lands our fathers held
Parks for our deer, ponds for our fish,
And woods that may be lelled
No, no, they are not these or else
God help the poor mans need
Then, sitting mid his little ones,
lie would be poor indeed
They are not these our household wealth
Belongs not Ia degree
It's the love within our souls.
The children ut our knee
Ny heart Is filed with glndness
When behold how fair,
How bright are rich mems children,
With their thick golden hair
For know, mid countless treasures,
Cleaned from the east aud west
These living, loving human things
Are still the rich mans best
hut my heart o'erfoweth TO mine eyes,
A prayer is on my tongue,
When | see Ih. poor mans children
The t"iling, though the young
Gathering, with suu-burnl hands
The dusty waysde fiowersj
Alas tha, pastme symboleth
Lies after, darker hours.
NV heart o'ernoweth TO mine eyes,
when see the poor man stand
Amer his daily work is done,
With children by the hand -
And this he kisseth lenderly,
And that sweet names doth call
For know he has no treasure
Like those dear children small.
oh. children young, bless yes
Ye keep such love alive
And the home can ne'er be desolais
When love has room to thrive
Oh, precious household treasures
l.ifc's sweetest, hottest claim
The saviour blessed ye while on earth
bless ye in his name
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-03-04

6sUN-FIsH OLA CERTAIN RENE
- DY fpr Rheumatism, Sprains, stiffness Of
The joints, nunhness Of the limbs, cranp, gout,
and all cases Of pain, soreness. and tenderness OF
the joints ana muscles. A few bottles of The
above article, als fos sale by
Nov 2s n. }. TAYLOR.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-03-04
HENRY BOWEN, Secretary.

AN ACT in addition to an act entitled.
"An act prescribing The manner OF
proceeding IN Courts"
BE ii enacted By The General assembly
as folloms -
SECTION |. Whenever it shall be
made to appear to the satisfaction OF the
Court Of Common Pleas in any county
in this state, at any term thereof, by any
party in any suit brought into said courts
/ Iby appeal from a Justices Court anc
which shall have been tried and decided
IN either of said Courts Of Common Plea.
within one year previous TO such aPpl:ca.
ion, that BY reason Of any nccldett MIS-
take, or any unforeseen cause, judgment
has been rendered in suit on disconinu.
ance, nunsuIt, default, or report of re.
lerees, or that such party had not full.
fair, and impartial trial Ir such suit. and
the court hall tbercupon think II rea.
sonable to grant trial, or III case IA trial
hath been had in such case to grant new
rial therein, they shall have power to
grant TO the same upon such terms and
conditions as the said court shall pre-
scribe and if the application for such
trial or new trial Of any suit as atore.
said shall be made mt the same term in
which such sui, shall have been tried oI
decided, the adverse party shall be holden
Il 10 answer the same without further no.
tice but if such application shall b,
made at any other term Of said court
notice thereof shall be given TO the adj
verse party, in such manner as the cour
shall direct: Provided, however, that /
the application for new trial shall b'
made by the plaintiff, that no goods o.
chatlcIs attached, or bail given the origi
nal writ, shall be holden to respond ihr
Judgment in such case unless the appli
cation for new trial be made at the tern
Of said court ~ which such cause shal
have been decided.
4 True copv--wiiness,
Il HENRY BOWEN, Secretary.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-03-04
Stoves at Cost.

REING determined TO close my business by
- spring, aud having large number, ol
various patterns, on hand will cell any oi
them at cost for cash. Those who are m
want had better cnll soon. or they VIII lose
the opportunity of supplying themselves OF
So cheap rate. Wh. y. MELNIbD.
Nov 2. lsiO.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-03-04

U.NEMALE PILLS. The Pills OF Mons Cha
n ras, so long celebrated in Europe for their
wonderful efficacy in the removal Of Female OBJ
slruciions, were some time since brought into
the United States, aud have been used a suh-
cient length Of time in southern ciliesto prove
their superior powers over every other PHI now
in use for the purposes for which they are intend
ed these pills arc so mild, sure, and pleasant IN
their oporalon that they have taken precedence
Of llooper's, Dtontts, Res,ells, aud all oiheis
where they have been known.
| These Pills may be had Of X. J. TAYLOR
/ I4s Thames.strect, Newport, X. !. July2.
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JUST RECEIVED,
"A fresh supply Of The following
VAL u A b l. T.
loateMt dAeOtriueS, &C.,


VIZ
Doct. Phelps Tomato Pills.
Hays Liuilnent for the Piles.
Oldrdge's Balm of Columbia-ior promoting
he grow III of hair on bald heads.
Buffalo Oll-for do do.
Mrs. Gardners Dalsam Of Liverwort, for colds
and coughs.
I,rowS's Kreosote and Gall Tooth ache drops.
Moore's Essence Of Lille.
Whilwclls Liquid Opodeldoc'
Volatile Aromatic Snuil.
Carpenters Extract Snrsaparllla
Thompson's Eye Water.
Lees n l. Bilious Pills.
Thompson's kreosole and Dah ioo'h-'c"e
Drops
Doct. Kingley's Pills.
Mahv's Plaster.
Jebb's Iiniment.
Relies Botanical Drops.
Relies Asthnatic Pills.
Hnckley's Remedy for Piles
Aromatic Tooth Paste.
American Salt Rheum Ointment
Universal Corn Cure.
Bullard's Oil Soap.
Williams Oil Spluce.
Vegetable Indian Specific for coughs, &c.
DIR. Rush's Pills for Dyspepsia.
DIR. Thompson's Tooth-ache Drops.
Rawson's Itch Ointment.
Doct Cooley's Vegetable Elixir, Tor coughs
colds, asthma, &c.
Lees Windham Bilious Pills, sc sc &c.
For sale by
r. X. HAZARD,
SIGN or THE GOLDEN MORTAR,
Near The Court House, .Nsrport, H. L.
April Is, lS3"
/ DR. ALIENS B.ALSAM or HORE
Il HOUND, LIVER WORT IND
/ PLEURISY ROOT FOR
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nR. yANuAMBERT's FEMALE

nR. VAN UAMBERT'S FEMALE
NJ RENOVATING PILLs-FromG Ger
many--An efcciual remedy for suppression, IT,
regularity, and all cases where nature does not
have her proper and regular course.
Sold by j. ". Hart, corner OF Broadway and
Chambers street and T.. NJ. Guion, corner oi
Bowcry and Grand street, and corner Of Henry
and Pike streets aud by 7. Burne,. 80 sixth
avenue, New York. Also. by DIR. u. R.
HAZARD, at the Sign Of the Great Mona',
Newport, Il. J. Sept. ..
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-03-04

Large Achts from LiiHe Toe Corns gro ~
AtORNs, COKNs-An eiTeclual aud war
~ ranied cure for Toe Corns, which does not
all TO cure in one instance in 100, for sale by the
gross dozen, or single hoS, by A. u. n ID. sANDs,
100 Fulton, corner of Willinm-street, n. York.
Also, by u. "a. HAZARD, Sign of,he Goldo'
Mortar. Newport, X. I. Price only 70 cents.
D~ e.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-03-04
HSISEasINfMASlN
and LIVER COMPLAINT

lNOLDs, Coughs, Splitting Of BLOOD, ca
u tarrh, diGe"ity IF breathing, Pam
in the side, paIpitation Of the heart, opPres-
sion and soreness Of the chest, Piemisy,
Hectic Fever, might speats. diHcult and pro-
fuse Erpect~ation, dnd all affections ~ the
4 Lungs, chest and Liver.
The iiorchound, Livcrwort and Plcur'sy root
have for centuries been celebrated in the cure
Of affections Of the Lungs aud Liver DIR. Al
!, len, after series Of experiments, has been
|. able TO extract from these medical herbs, q
| Bal,am which excrts wonderful effects IN curing
| Consumption and Liver Complaints.
II For children aboriug under Inflammation o
the Lungs, Colds, Coughs, Group, Quincy
and sore Throat this Bnsan is Of great import
ance During the winter of 1880, rising ofon'
| thosand families employed this remedy, in Tho
city of New York The consequence was
| that the number of deaths among children wal
| reduced 10 less than one half the usual mum
ber, as may be seen by the City Inspector
| report Of oea,hs.
Il In order TO give the reader some idea Of thu
| efficacy of this Balsam, and how extensively /
\ is used, we here introduce the monthly repor
| Of the cures in the month May, 1889, and pub
! lished in the New York sun.
4 "Monthly Report Of the cures performed
/ by DR.. B. d Aliens Balsam of liorehound
II I.iverworl aud plcurisy Root during the mon'l
! Of May. 1t has cured and completed the cur
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-03-04
XNlOOPTNG COUGH AND GROUP

XVIlOOPING COUGH AND GROUP
w TO P.9RE.V7'S-Jdyne'S Erpecto.
rant is without exception the most valuable
preparation in use, for the above Diseases
1t converts WHOOPING COUGH into q
mild and trac,able disease, shortens It's du-
ration more than one halt, and produces a
certain and speedy recovery. From hall to
one tcospooniul will certainly cure GROUP
IN infants and young chlldren,in hal an hour
and an hour. The lives of hundreds OF chll-
dren will be saved annually by always keep
ing it on hand ready for every emergency.
Prepared by Dr. ID. Jayne, Phindel phlo
nd ior sale in Newport by Mrs. ANNA NJ
EDDY, Thames July o.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-03-04

be hodcn AT su IN time as may DC haihcu
" said convention. The SAID c"is'n",
,ion ar amendm"nts, shall be c;rtiile'
by the President and Secretary, ana re
turned To the Secretary oi Stale ""'
shall forthwith distribute TO the seVufa'
Town and city clerks in due pr"po'''o"
one thousand printed copies ihereoi h''
also fifteen thousand ballots, on one s'"'
IF which shall be printed nmend'ne'"S'
ar. constitution adouied by the ConVen-
iuon hold IN Mt Providence on Inc hts'
Monday of November last ana on me
other side the word approve III one nal'
Of the SAID ballots, ard the word r'Jec'
OH the other hnt.
/ Resoled, That at the town or warn
meetings TO be holden as aforesaid every
freeman voting, shall have hts name
written ON the back of his ballot; aid the
ballots shall be sealed up IN open town
or ward meeting by the clerks, and wan
| lists of the names Of the voters shall be
returned to the General Assembly at It's
mex, succeeding session, anO SAID Gcncra'
/ Assembly shall cause said ballots to De
| examined aud counted, aud said amend
menls or constitution being approved OF
! bv majority Of the freemen iS, sHa'i
90 into operation aud effect at such time
as may b" appointed by said ConVe"',o"'
Il Resolred, That sum. not exceeding
three hundred dollars, be appropriated
for dcfraying tie expenses OF SAID Con
ven'ion, to be paid according to the
order of said Convention certified by It's
! President. True copv--witEess,
HENRY BOWEN, Secretary.
/ AN ACT in relation to the appointment
! of c commissioners TO take drposlIIons IN
other States, and 10 regulate the TAX
Il inc Of deposiious IN other States.
BE IL enacted by The General Assembly
as toIlo~s
Il SECTION |. The Governor may APP
point 10 each of the United S!ales,one o'
llmore commissioners under the seal OF thl'
State, to continue in office during the
II Measure of the Governor for the time
being who shall have power to admin
ster oaths and 10 lake dispositions ant
a(idayits, to be used in this State anc
also To take the acknowledgement OF any
deed on instrument TO be used or recorded
IN this State.
SEC. 2. All oalhs administered by sucl
commissioners, aud all afidavIts and dc
positions taken by them, and all acknow
| Judgements aforesaid certified by them
shall be as eiiectual in law to all intent
aud purposes, as if done and certified b,
auy Judge, justice ofthc peace, or public
notary within this State.
L SEC. 3. Before any commissioners ap
pointed as aforesaid, shall proceed t,
perform any of the duties of their office
they shall take and subscribe an oatl
before any justice of the peace or o'hc
officer authorized to administer oaths il
the State for which such commissioners
may be appointed, that they will faith
fully discharge all the duties OF ,heI
office which oath shall be fled in tn
Office Of the Secretary ofihs State, with
SM months after ihe taking ofthe same
True copv-Witncss,
HENRY BOWEN, Secretary.
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HENRY BOWEN, Secret

AN ACT relative 10 the payment OF
Jurors
BE ii enacted by The General Assembly
as folIors -
SECTION |. All Jurors summoned and
attending the courts Of this State, shall
be entitled to travelling fees for coming to
and returning from said courts, at the
rate of four cents per mile each wny.
SEC. 2. If anv of said cour's shall ad.
iourn, or shall dismiss all The Jurors sum
moned and attending said court for one
day or more. said jurors shall be entitled
to travelling fees at the above rate.
True copy-Wiiness,
HENRY BOWEN, Secretary.
AN ACT in relation to Blacks and pco.
pie of Color.
BE IL enacted by The General Assembly
as foIlous -
SECTION |. The real and personal
estate OF Blacks and People Of Col,r moi
ireemen Of this State my town there.
ut. shall not he liable to town or state
taxes III any manner whatever.
H True Copv--Witness,
HENRY BOWEN, See'ry.
AN ACT in tclstion to Public Notarie.
Be IL eroc,ed By ,ls Gene,a, Assembly
7s fo,,ovs -
I Public Notaries hereby are author Sc /
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-03-04
LIVERY STA5lE.

rNyIIE subscriber, late Of the firm OF Stewart
Il & Weaver, respectfully informs his friends
and the public, that he will continue to carry on
the business of Livery Stable, in all its branch
es, nj the west Stable in Greene street where
the best Horses and Carriages can be bad at all
times a, the customary prices Particular Alten-
tion paid 10 conveying passengers To and from
the STEAMBOATS, on their arrival and departure.
JOHN G. WEAVER.
Newport, Dec. 8, 1889.
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IIIeekIp almanac.

Full Moon, 9Th, sh. I'm. morning.
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DIR. ALIENS B.fLSf.H or HUME
HOUND, LIVER WORT AND
pLEURISY ROOT FOR
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-12-25
PEAsEs HoARHoIJNp CANDY

Is RECOMMENDED by Clefgymen. Public
- Speakers and Vocalisis Us a valuable compound
for clearing the voice and strengthenlng the lungs
From tao Sev York Herald.
Receive advice from that one who is disintcr-
ested There are more that lake colds and die
OF consumption 10y sleeping IN damp rooms. ell
Their painted or whitewashes; hence there Is no
remedy so harmless, pleasant ana yet eihc0clous
as Pease' > hoarhOund Caady, a. Division street.
We wosld advise every family without keep
ton 70 provide themselves with this uprivalled
remedy, which we have been eye witnesses of
us efficacy IN numbCrloss cases; Ia fact iii
tonlshing the vntue IL possesses. The Messrs
Psase are immsrtalizing themselvesboth by praise
FOR the good Their candy has done, and also their
! own pockets. There is no remedy i'm the whole
scope Of our oh eryauon that has attained the
celebrity Of this valuable remedy. IL is true that
numbers Of Professors have appeared. who have
gwen out that they could effect a cure Of every
disease that flesh heir 10, but how seldom have
then results been equaled by their prstentisns,
This Is not the case with Pease's Hoar,ou ID can
| dy; how justly then should the need OF praise be
! awarded TO the Messrs Pease, for the discovery
OF thor sovereign remedy"
day night slept ia newly painted room, I'D
whenl dwoke IN the morning was almost de-
prIved of the power Of my voice. and haia pain ~
my side immediately sent for DR. Rogers. nd
he said / could not live lIll night; he said had
the painters cole and palpitation of the heart
! and when they came IN contact death was inva-
riably the consequence l sent my TO NO. Il
| Astor House for one dollars worth Of your can
dy, and consumed t~o-thirds of Il during the
day, and IN the afternoon when the doctor caliec
| TO see how his medicine operated. was sitting
up. was sitting mp, and he was astonished anC
said he well knew that If the medicine he lief
did not relieve me my case was hopeless; and af
ter he concluded telling what dangerous state
was in, / then devulged the secret that hal us
edPease's Hoarhound candy; he looked aghas
at.me and said that he would Immediately sent
for large quantity of this candy and use in al
such cases, which as so prevalent OF this season
Rev. MIR. C. DOWNING.
Sold ut the Periodical Office and Stationary. ,
Monroe street, Wheeling by
J. II. THOMPSON & co.
General Agents for Pease & SIN.
Vol
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rRUsr SALE OF REAL Estate.

UDY virtue of Deed Of Trust. dated the 2Jrd
Id day Of July. $40, and now Of reoord ON the
books of OHIO County, Va, in Deed Book NO "A,
page 232, l shall proceed TO sell at public auction
nj the door of the court house Of said c"unty.
on Thnrsd ~. the 27th day Of January, ls42' the
following detailed Real Esta.e, situated IN the 4
" of Wheeling VIZ: Lot No !, an tie tain square
corner Of MonrOs and Fourth streets
Lots 4. 5, aud 6, in Israel Updegrst's addition
to the city, bong the Brewhouse property now
occupied 10y II Clarke and Co.
South half of lot No 10 in the 10th square; lots
and of the erpfoperty on Main street, be-
Jog part of Lot No ~ in the square IN the low
er town of Wheeling, and mea suring 81 feet IN
ches ach on Main street.
Terms made known on the Cay of sale. Selling
as Trustee convex only such title as is vested ~
me by the aforesaid deed.
,rr os--ts LIST Trnatee.
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SAFE OF RIAL EsTATE,

pf virtue OF certain deed Of Trust executed to
Gihe Subscriber. bearing date the 18th day Of c-
tober. isiO and recorded in the clerks office Of
ONO county. IN book No. "A, pages Sl7, Is, 10,
VIII proceed, on Tuesday, the 2sth day of Decem-
Der next 20 sell ~ public auction, tn the highest
ano best bidder, at the front door Of the court
house OF Ohio county. the following described
real estate IN and adjoining the city Of Wheeling.
VIA Lots SO6 s, and 10, in square 90, with the
orck dwelling improvements thereon
Lot NO $50 ia East Wheeling.
The undivided half Of Lot 80 and Ia of NO
10, IN square 6. corner of Market and Monroe
streets with the warehouses thereon,
The undivided half Of Lots 40 l and 2 in the
tth square, and lots, D and O. in the 3rd square,
lylnE at the junction of Wheeling creek with the
ONO river and commonly known as the Point
properly.
The undivided two thirds Of 20 acres of coal
land ing south OF Wheeling creek, and west OF
coal run. said property will be sold on rea-
sonahle credit. Terms made known on the DAY
Of sale.
Selling as trusttee can only give such itle as
OCT es--is a. SRRAOv Toste,
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PUHLIC SALE.

THE subscnEer will offer for sale. at Public
= Auction. on the 10th day of October, instant,
the valuable farm on which he now resides, stu
ated on Buffalo Creek, SIX miles above Wells
bursh, and two and half below Bethany Col
lcgei containing BY estimation, go aeres-the
farm Is IN q high stafe Of cutiyaton-has on IL
good brick dwelling house. good barn and 9TH
err necessary buildinFs-as two apple orchards,
and never failing springs.
u He will also offer for sale, GA the same dav, his
farm situated about one nIlle south of his home
farm, and one and half mile from West Liberty
adjoining the laEds Of Providence Mounts David
213 acres-this farm is also N good state Of
cultivation has a good apple orchard and two
log tenemeuts on lard Is we'll watered.
He will also sell on the same day his stock OF
hOFsrs cattle hogs, and a large quantity of sorn.
The terms will be made known Oh The day OF
BEAL HUMPHREY.
Wells Trans So oct 7-w2w
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All
.yciy year from 10 other
FED COLDS. Yet we
tousands who treat such
greatest indifference aud
/eeks and even NOM MS with
danger. Al first you have
.s<onsiCcr slight COU Oh or
81 allow BUSINESS. pleasnre or careless.
erevent YOU from giving u any attention,
n scttiesu1n your breast, YOU become
.Oarsr, have puins IA the side or chest, expecto-
rate large quanuiies Of matter, perhaps mixed
with bl, %. difficulty in breathing ensues and
then yOu tind ia your foolish neglect ha :
br00g1t on this Distressing complaint. Ii then
loo value ne or health. be warned in time and
to ncrtrlec with your COLD, or trust to any
qntSk nostru y TO c'ire you. but Immediately
prvcure bottle or tVS Vt that famous remedy,
tue BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY which
= welt known TO be The most speedy cure ever
koow.n, as many thousands will testify whose
Ives have been saved byit.
De very particular when you purchase to 81
Tor -Dk. WlSTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD
Chrhl<f" as there is SYRUP Of this name
Prepared, wholesale & retail, ny WILLIAMS
~ Co. chemists. Mo- n. South Fourth Street
Fhhadelshla- Price q, ooper bottle.
Solo IA wheeling. wholesale and retail, by
J. CRUMBACKER
90. leN Apnnlnfed AGENT.
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DR. nTNCAN,s
EXPECTORANP REMEDY

EXPECrORANr REMEDY.
III performing oi the most wonderful cures
n on record. MIR. WIN PEARSON OF Delaware
county. Pa. was taken in the fall of $40 with
distresslng cough, which dairy increased until he
became 50 much reduced in flesh that he was OBJ
liged TO be helped IN and out OF bed. His physi-
cans atiens h gave up all hope, and pronounced
his lungs fatally AFT cted and Iucurable, n this
hopeless situation he was Tor ten weeks. when a
friend Of HIS called T. see him, and discoveries
his awful SITUATION he Immediately procured
bottle of DR.. Dnncan's Exptctorant Remedy,
having witnessed It's effects IN similar cas-. IN
duced him to procure the mediclne,) and gave IL
according TO directions. anoto the astonishment
of AL friends. the patient began 10 feel better be-
fore using the medicine one week After using u
strictly six weeke. the patient was rendered able
10 resume his dahy occupayioa. How many thou
sands Of valuable friends have been taken away
from as Tor want OF proper Treatment. The very
Tnanv who are vet among IS; and laborine under
alarming symptoms. 70 such beg 20 say, procure
Immediately DIR Dnncnn's Expectorant Remedy
and a be mott late. you may be restored to
crtecf hea tn. In the iast stages there is a cOnso
la,ion foped IN this medicine, BY rs soothing and
palafIva ciiccp.
For sale al tho principal Office, No 10. North
EIghth street, Philadelphia Also, az the store Of
JOHN FISHER,
oct &c Wheeling. Va.