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The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-16
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ANACT
To amend the Penitentiary Code of this
State, and for other purposes.

State, and Tor other purposes.
SECTION / Be 1t enacted by the Legis
EGturs of the State of Mississippi, Thai
hereafter. it shall be the duty of the Inspec-
tors of the Penitentiary, to visit said inst.
tuition, once every month.
SEC. 2. Be Il. further enacted, That ii
shall be the duty of the aforesaid inspectors
to enlist all the guards employed about the
Penitentiary, for the term of one year from
the term of their enlistment; and that the
said guards shall, during the term of their
service, be subject for deseFtion, disobedi-
ence of orders, and mdtiny, 10 such penal
ties as the Inspectors may think ft--Provid.
ed, that no penalty shall be inflicted uponI
them other than may be provided for, and
declared in o printed or written code ofrnles
and regulations, 70 be prepared by the said
inspectors. and made known and subscribed
BY each and every guGrd, at the time OF en-
liStmcnt. a ~
SEC. 8. Re it ftgfheg. enacted, That here.
after, the head 0f no female convict Shall BE-
shorn, and no punishment by stripes OF blows
shall be inflicted, under any circumstances
Whatever, upon conVicts of either sex; but
It shall be the duty Of The Inspectors, %
prescribe such form Of solitary confinement,
u dark cell, upon. bread and water, as they
may deem htand expcdienl So
eRcol:a And be It further enacted, That
!. : shall be the duty oflbe Auditor Of Public
accounts, to issue bis warrant uDon the Trea-
go haflea - sssslHss fffs IA
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A. g. HARRISON. Sheriff.
By ]. B. HALL, D. S.
February 5, lS4l. pr. fee Si5) 3O-5t

The state Of Mississippi,l Probate Court,
YAzoo COUNTY. Feb'y Term, I84I.
pom petition filed by Winston Banks,
Administrator of jesse Kuighten, de-
ceased; it is represented that said lessee
Knighten died seized and possessed of the
following land, lying and being in the coun-
ty OF YazoO and State of Mississippi. Wis
the west half of the northwest quarter of
Section "a, Township 10, Range /, West,
and that distribution Of the same cannot be
made to the heirs, without a sale Of the
same.-It is therefore ordered that an per-
sons interested in said estate, be and an
pear before the Probate Court, to be holden
IN and for The county of Yazoo aforesaid. At
the Court house thereoCin the town of BEN.
ton, on the 4th Monday of April next. then
and there TO shew cause, if any they can,
why the prayer Of the petitioner should not
be granted.--lt is further ordered that CO.
Ply of this decree be published in the Yazoo
City Wing, for six weeks successfully. and
that Citation issue to the heirs of said Es-
tate, viz :-William Knighten, James Knight
en-, John Knighlen and M. A. Gordon, wild
DIV of Joseph Knighten, deceased, and Dau-
ohn Knighten, to appear and shew cause
Why the same should not be sold for the
purpose Of said distribution.
Attest, GEO. CROCKETT. CI'k.
March II, 1871. (P'r fee $40 SOY 35-8t.
1hancery Court at Dresden,I FeB'y Term.
}, N. Newcomb & Co. compIainants, III
vs. Original Bill.
Siley Tolls s. Jonathan Lamb defends 81
4 pom motion of compliments by their So
= licitor, it appearing to the satisfaction Of 7
ne Court, that Riley Tolls one of the de-
endendats, is nonresident of this State.
ut is citizen of Mississippi at is there
IRE ordered by the Court, that publication
made in the Yazoo City Wing, news
aper published in Yazoo City, for three
eeks IN succession, commanding the said \.
Iley Tolls to appear on or before the nj
rm of this Court, to be held on the Il II
londay In August next, at the Courtho
Dresden, and answer said Complaina
III of Complaint or the same will be ia
confessed as to him and set for hear
Parte. s. A. WARNER, Cl'k & Ma!
by A. U. GAINES, ID. G. g.
The Bill charges that they purchased "a
e Francis D. Malay, two notes of hand ~
ID Tolls, amounting in all to about
m of Three Hundred and Twenty-F
'llars, that said Jonathan Lamb is Iarg
lebted to said Tolls. they therefore PI
1t said Lamb be decreed TO pay TO the
, amount due them out of what he
ing said Tolls, and for general relief.
FITZGERALD,
Solicitor for Complainant
March 26, 1s4l. pr. fee 49, 37-3
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-16

CoNscIENcE.-A certain Jesuit preached in
Arazzo against unchaste women. ssOne
among you, especially, p said he to his female
auditory, distinguishes herself by her disso-
Lutte course of life; the consciousness of shame
often amends sinners, and therefore will
here name the woman publicly. But mol
Christian charity forbids! she might through
this become too much scandaI;zed. | will,
however, do something to point her out, so
that through shame she may arrive at con-
version. She whom hit is the sinner.'-
The preacher no sooner took his cap in his
hand, but all the ladies stopped as low as pos
sible. ''Good heavens!" exclaimed the priest,
'haVe then all these women bad con-
science!''
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-16

RATHER SEvERE-A young buck Of the
soapstick order, who wore an unshaven face,
because as he said, it looknd ''FoREIGN''
lately accosted Yankee at one of our hotels
as follows:
"Isay fellow, some individuals think am
a Frenchman, and some take me for an
"Etalyene," DOW what do you think am. .
q think you are darned FOOL" replied
Jonathan.
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A man with large family was complain
ing Of the difficulty Of maintaining them ALL
''But you have sons big enough to earn some
thing, and help you now" said friend
"The difficulty is, they are too big to work, ="
was the answer.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-16

LovE.--''The credulity Of women on the
snpJectot being loved is very great; they Of
ten mistake common liking for particular
regard, and on this foundation build up cas-.
Ties in the air, and fill them with all the trea-
sures Of their bright hopes and confdinp
love; and, when some startling fact de
stFoEs the vision, they feel as if the whole
creation were blank 10 them, and thew
We're the mostiniured of women. Il IS 81.
Ter to be very skeptical on the subject ofI
being loved; but if you do make the mis-.
take, take all the blame to yourself AMI
save your dignity BY secrecry, if YOU canpo,
keep from loving . 'l.
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HEIGHT OF FoLLY.--Telling an editor tc
"keep cool" who has TO burn exchange pa
pers to keep warm.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-16

They can raise larger squashes, make bio.
ger cakes, and produce plumper girls out
west than IN any other part Of the Union.
HERE's A Go.-The Democrat saws tba,
an exchange paper pufs life preserving
trunk capable Of sustaining "a dead weight
of256 pounds.
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MARAHAIco. Feb. 13. 1871

From our last advices received within a
few days from New Grenada, affairs in that
unfortunate country are represented as being
in most deplorable and gloomy state. The
Government troops, 500 strong, under Col.
Mutas, marched into Cucuta, without meet
ing with any opposition-:he inhabitants
having deserted the town. Gen. Herran was
on his march to the north with 1900 troops.
destined, it is supposed, for Mompos, where
the revolutionary General Carmona has I'M
der him 2400well disciplined men. Mompos
is small town on the river Magdalena. dis
tant about six days travelling from Cartha-
gena, and he has, no doubt, selected that
post to prevent the Government troops from
descending river. General Mareno, the com.
mander of Carthagena, has stationed num-
Der of gun boats on the river to sustain him.
In this republic of Venezuela, every thing is
tranquil; but should the RevoIutionists I'M
succeed in New Grenada, fears
are entertained that it will affect public tram
luility here.
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III not be forced into the measure. = as
the kitten said, when they tried q crowd
her into pintpot.
HANDSOME PREsEST. Giving your hand
and heaTt.to lady on New YEAS.
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$4,oos, 776 $685. ,2a9 $4,5s9 .oo5

New GRENAU4.-The following is a COW
of a letter received by Capt. Waite OF the
brig Emma, from an American gentleman.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-16

The greatest wisdom of speech is to know
when and what, and where to speak; the
next TO it is silence
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-16

Pay OF CoNGREss. The pay Of CONGRESS
members every month is stated 20 anon1t &
the sum Of ST. ,o40, Or 81, 1868 every day.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-16

UNAccoUNTABLE.-An English journalist.
IN speaking Of his gracious sovereign, says,
"Her majesty is particularly fond of singing
pOcaI music" Howunaccountablc, that her
singing should be UocaI!
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-16

HosPITALrTY.-An Irishman being asked
# he was treated with much hospitality
while in England, replied, .'Fait, Wis, was
IN the hospital all the time, agra"
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-16

REFINEMENT.-The Adelphia fIndianal
thus enumerates the polished phrases which
have superseded ancient vulgarisms;
It is astonishing how refined people are
getting in their phraseology nowadays.
!" Don't crow until you are QUE Of the woods, =
used to be said to man who was sanguine
of success;-he'is now told that g it is unad-
Vlsable for reasonable biped to exert his
vocal powers in "a boundess contiguity of
shade. ssComing out at the little end of
The horn, is now rendered Emerging from
the dlminutive termination of the frunpet.''
: Don't count your chickens before they are
matched, is changed into .'Enumerate not
your adolescent pullets, ere they have ceas-
ed to be ovliorm." Butter is called the con-
solidated extract of cow
A lady steps into a store and enquiries for
{ hose tighteners," (garters they used to bel.
a boarding school Miss says that she is / VIII |
lIamous,' (billious. A dandy asks in a pub |
nc house, for s'chastised idiot brother =
whipped syllabub); failing to get which, he
demands some sacrificed threshed INDECENT /
William; lin vulgar parIance, roasted whip
door, wliI). s'Caper sauce is called 'Elssler
mpudence;" and 'ssweet-potatoes' .sdulcet
nnrphles.0 Raising the Old Henry 81
old Nick, J" is more politely expressed BY
.eleVatIng the ancient Henry" or ssexalt- 4
ne the venerable Nicholas Go it Htera-
are!
Whales spout so do politicians. Murder
rill out,so willthe measles. Good men are
s British Gold. Humbugs are plen-
, SO ra~ - II =
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MANILA BAGGING

Z ME high price demanded for Kentucky
Begging has induced the undersigned
70 procure supply Of Gunny Bags mado Of
ip ,@ tbs Dsgng Iof me h purpose q supply
price is very great, and experience has nm
ven that the article which is now ofFsrsd
will answer al the purposea Of The bass
Kentucky Begging. large lot On hsnd
and for sale BY M. B. HAlTER q o.
Iazoo City, Oct 2, 1880. l2-m.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-16
sHERIFF,S SALE.

OAAAlANAll ~ ~ C<AAZs
The Planters Bank,
vs.. veDdilioni exponis
Stephen D. Howell, ct. al.
r. Pdryer& Co
VS.. Vendi.
Stephen D. Howell 81 security n
John Frasur,
vs.. yendi.
IStePheh d. Howell g. security.
Amos A. Galpin use &c.
vs.. vend.
Stephen d. Howell.
George Fisher g. Co.
vs.. vendi.
Stephen d. Howell g. security.
The Planters Bank
vs.. vendi.
Stephen D. Howell Ell. al.
The Planters Bank,
vs.. vendi.
Howell g. Dorsey.
The Planters Bank,
VS.. vendi.
Stephen d. Howell g security.
Y virtue Of the above stated Venditioni
- Exponis TO me directed from the Hon.
Circuit Court of Yazoo county, will sell at
public sale to the highest bidder for cash, at
the Court House door in the town Of Ben
ton, within the hours prescribed by law, on
Monday the nineteenth day Of April next,
all the right: title and interest that defend.
ant Stephen d. Howell has ia and 10 the fol-
lowing described property, to wit: One house
md LOT, No. 425, in Yazoo Civ: also lots
Nos 3l3, 3l2, $50 and 100; also one house
md lot No. 45l, and lots Nos IO4, 2I2, 2l3,
'O6, $50, los, los, lO3, 35, lOl, zoo, 900,
nd 425 all lying and being in YazoO City,
nd levied on as the properly Of Stephen d.
lowell, and will be sold TO satisfy the above
tatcd cases and cost.
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NOTICE.

ME undersigned having obtained letters
Of Administration on the estate of Jas.
Warren, decd, at the March Tenn Of the
Probate Court, s4I.-Persons having claims
against the estate, will please present them
within the time prescribed by law, OF they
will be forever barred. sta 'o.
"A. s. PERKINS, Admir-.
q 40Ar n.
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I'll take your measure,'' as the tailor
sad when he stole his neighbors half bush.
eel.
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Whales spout so do politicians. Murder
will so will the measles. Good men are
scarce SO is British Gold. Humbugs are plen-
~, so are fools.
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ETEPHENSON K GAiWOCD bIyo been aPpoin
- ted agents in Wheeling. for Inc s.io Of Rev l.
-oyers' BALM or LIFE! 30 celebrated throughout
,I,cas,sm cities Tor the cure Of DiseGse' Of hs Lungs
IS cordially -0commend this ne iicIEo 10 our readers
p,bcin1 the best possible remedy tl,0y can any where
btain, for coughs, long Standing colds, eOaslnPGOH ia
is ~incipic7f Stage. &c. SC.
The BALM OF BIFE is highly recommended by
tMs most tIsaici piysiciaqs-g,ei ~ the most Irtelli
ecgt families in our country. and every where hailed
hy lhe afflicted. "a the greaicsi 81 dessHgH Read
pamphiets 10 be bad Of the agents.
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De WILSON, HOCSE-
Corner Of H4i, snd F,dh St-..s. C,,.ia-st;
ENTRANCE OK FIFTr.
VIE SUBSCRIBER. hsSlHE oscupi-d TN, Ca
i@l establishment tor the pr., season. and IN
tending 10 continue ~ a term Of yeir. bs-s leave
10 fe''rn thanks TO his nuEIsroG, friends 'nd a gcna,
f'u. phhiie Tor TIE liberal patronage hc has received.
The l"ca!ion ri the Houso is one oflho bes, in ias
cay bs'nE ~ 81" highest level. aud .bou, .qn+Ii,
ant os'rssn sbe river aod san,l TITO view 81 tbs
,'y AID Surrounding spnr;r,, FROM m c',sr,sfor, OF
'.'hciss. "a on0 rarely Sgua!ivd aud mover susp.N.
~.
A.i"r a"ssn'm,l' 'irns. Snd oil 1.-The lo,uriss .! IA,
!anf. enquire "fGy old ,UI;Oansp.
Bib relsIuahls-s.i.si 10 ihs t:n.a
\ h'- Hfh'gnPh drawing 81 Ghs establishment, .,
presented tolsc fuTlIc. ga : large .cal..
jon NOBLE.
for.sry If Culumbus. Oh:s.
CiarIRraa, Fob. s-2m rh s
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10000.

Wsi-hrrg IoUorv. class u. drawn Fch. -. ls4I.
9 Il 30 80 80 - - 50 - 1 S. il
Lowest prize SO
LCcsnur7 Lottery. cllss =. drawn Feb. II. 1871.
81 81 10 20 30 - 81 IS Is 40 IL
Lowest prize -.
Wo.lsNurg Lottery. Extra elias, ,. drawn Feb. IT.IS4I
% 50 60 % l 8 "a 30 Il II 70 IS
Lowest prize s..
Lcs'hurg Lottery. class B.dravyn Feb ooh. lSiI.
IL IS Il : 40 c. IS 60 50 Is - 81
lowest prize SO.
Lee'hurg Ictfcr Extra class 6. drawn Feb. 2t.lSlI.
6 6 % II a. 81 G5 % i5 SO % 8 81
lowest pEze -.
Wgilshurg Lottery Extra elias, 2. drawn Feb 2i.I74l
60 90 IS 81 s. 10 . ~ CO 20 % 40
Lowest p'zs So.
N11'nTaia LOTTERY. class 1. drawn Jan. ICfh 1911.
20 9 - : o. 6j 81 so So "a - o. IS 81 lg
Lowest pfs- ej.
" slisnurg LOTTERY. cl1s. one. drawn jan. 18Th. ISL
- 81 - l5 - = b 20 % - Il 80 ~ }
Lowest prize -.
Wci'hur- Lottery. class . drawn Jan 2Oh. 1911.
40 90 s. g % IS 6j % Is 40 - C3
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ish9 JOHN II. THOMPSON,
Belmont Chronicle Marshal; Bssson, COW 10 ami
| COLLAR and charge this Office.
pFEPARED CONCENTRATED COFFEE-
< We, thr undersigned. DO hereby certify That We
ave made u-e uf the Co-s.EfraicI CsTte, prrpareJ
hv ? A. Nsndciptr of I'M, ClGy. and nud hat A. /.
c'1rspar kr ~ - make uso Oiu Ia our EmiiIes thnn
d" purchase 1Le ~" Coffee. Il Is strong r aud more
pleasant Han ia lie common way Of iursung ~. and
I've dpllsr'. vorth OF W. think equivalent 10 o,
: - ~ ta- ."fce wo ihsrcEre -ou.i recommend
80 he public ~ general to ;y md convince ihsm.
selves Of the ssIuK 10 wiil no IA usmt said Cvnso
Wheeling. sh Fssy ls+U.
e. e. HAWKINS.
Gao. DUTY.
l. /. HAMMOND.
z. SFEINHlLBER
JOHN Z. SNYDER.
WA. = CLARK,
KuBERr Guy.
W-ser.sE. TsL -. 1915
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& lsiiam have i-.. -s.,;vs5
= iroI' Is-Eis. manufacturers, Gem. mes,
ieh'n stock Fudge CatL and Morocco re-.
$50 h'HFf cn'f and kip, warranted 10 be c,Y.i =.
S"y manufactured west OF the mlun,ainF.' -
ii ~ HITS. JnS; received dircc: from N.vy
: Z York, the latest Fail nnd Winter Gs5,nn, -.
Ii-'s IEd 1'p-' ois'a general assortment OF Men and
o"l : ION AMI tur CapE. Persons wanting the
iOJ Main street Wheeling.
nov : AVERY & CO
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ALiES' are informed that Todd * I-ham have
- - tectiEsd from the eastern citigs . splendid
@ssoI.ntht u hHe black, White and bronzrd Nd
slso, ala call aHd seal walking shoes. Lace noofs
S,.haSe ana Pans ties, Paris cold saun ar d cJuiso.
hpT~CcO ggIt,rs,
Pleas EtveuS call y, 90, NJ
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fAGTION.-Al persons are cautioned gains, &c.
- cstsing the following described Treasury mote.
which was distracted from the mau at Jutoutpuu on
The 29'h November last;
Five liubdr rot D,llars United States Treasury Noic.
dated FEB 20. 1888. No ll2l. parable to order Of T
7 Andrews, i l. Smith. Regia. Nin q R,td,iri.
Acct Treasurer. made payable to The order U, - Suriz.
Dept agent ofInd Dept. by 4 z Andrews. re issued
Oct, =. lSi5. by ID hurtz. Dept Agent. anu sale cav.
able 10 cen Samuel MOlroy or order. Sub-ac,Ut by ID
hurz aud 10y Samuel Melroy. Srharent. r.nd. paya.
hie TO Sp'firrl. Tiicston & CO y y Or or order. Nov
lon. 1910, inTt commencing from that date
1ac allows described moi. has npt becn received
br >ail SPoHeul, Tilesiou d Co. and requires tb,ir o..
der bsiJrU At - ~payaslc. ieb G. al
FINE OLD WINES & BRANDIES.
Old Pale Sherry. Superior.
Old Madeira do
Old Port. do '"S'
Lisbon & Sweet Malaga.
Old Cuguiec, Vintage. 1919.
do Pale Champagne DO 1921.
Darn Co-n'ne l~Sisncue) ~
Old Peach.
Holland Gun, Irish Whiskey. SC Sc. ~ bottles dom
y"hns and Un jrausLt and M quantities to sa,Iu store
Jar sale ~ = KING
dec 81 80. corner Water & Untou So.
~ AUCTION RCOUS "
CORNELIUS. STERLING ! WRIGHT
soho conaiGnments Of Manufacturer Merchant.
Liberal cash advances made al o-on,iznmsgts
REFERENCEs.
J. Tcyis & Chew. Louisville. X.
oTth y Wallace. Steuh,uyils, Ohio.
J Davis, ESQ, Pittsburgh, Pa.
TART nrnmlnEs u Hart, PhIisd.
JOSEPH 7. Homer 81 Son. "
pIorr>.or ~ l. Whit Gin Oh,
CORNI LlUS. STERLING K wRIGu
LOUISVILLE, Nv, Nov. :, lsiO.-Gm
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sAMU j ~MLcLALLEN.

rs-At- BOOT ASD zauE sroE-.
&AHJ. I. AN.iAtLEE would r,ssctfuirv ir-
- form ms friends ard customers that ne has -
cciyJd viIG.n = few weeks . veTv large atdiUon ca,
the most fashionable and durable work. bouIIt
expressly 10 Tfe'ariEs. ] hallnctsttsmpt TO u,
cTihc u psrNCu.aCzt. I.a-iCSaHd gentlemen VI
please call ~ No. lss, Main street, ne-riy oppos =
the, Virginia hotcl, and examine Tor them saI, g..
and j ihlnN thCy WIZ not be disappointed. Ai-r,
constantly on hand, Spanish sole leather. e-t..
boot Morocco, kjd aud biukng skins. Shoe thrC1c,
ass &c &c q. June !, Is4o.-jL
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81 INSURANCE COMPANY OF WHEELING
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Htra,nb'nI.; factories; MILLS. sc.
Furniture:
AID .neccuard,Ee of al k,aI,.
Aad against all dangers Attending iSs i,,n,-,s,,.
'"n "i goods Oh u7srs, lskSs. seas. canals zaa RAJ.
ro-ir.
F"r the character of he rosoar- a., ~ r-ou,r
'%@s s-f "A'rat'iP "a os al ad1sst $50 rsyaSa' r,
.ad'ss, Tvs bSS lave 20 rrl"r q, tire merchant. 81 Ia,
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! Brady JOHN Er~h,rn. Charles D. kncI. II chsrI "
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81 ClairsNilie Chrrnlele. and Marshall Bssr,S. in..r,
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DIR. WI. EVAN~'
SOOTHING SYRUP for CHILDREN.

MI .IDF tl'tt.DiAE4 ~
WHEN CUTTING THEIR TEETH.
+ moihen Knew the blessings this S,ruu wouii az
q ford their Infants during tie period u d,l,i,.ou IVY
rubbing Their gums viIh IL, no tender molaSr would
neglect he usa oft.
DR. WIN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ApERlENT PILLS for Weak stomach. Pain IA the
side, Bilious affections. Sc. mo Pills ALL uoriUru
cures when Physicians nave dsYair,G relieving the
Patient.
Physrinr- nr5 respectfully urged - rsc ;hr-r PiI-
Is caSSs oi Dr-pep~ts, iIyprcuairs Sc. when tho bal
quality oi Drugs viii not effect n cure Dr. EVANS
uatis the efficiency and powerful virtue Of hIS pills or
the sIpsriOr quality Of The ingrcJienis Of which the.
are compounded.
DIR. GOODS FEMALE Pills.
Thes' Pals are recommended to he Ladies for mp
precision uf customary periodicals also other woaLaes-
Of Females TO which they are subject.
DR.. HUNTS BOTANIC Pills.
A celebrated aniib.siou. Family Medicine.
Tha above medicines are sold only OF ,he f.,lOwins
regular SCENTS buy only Oi Ehe Regular agent, Is some
men sol Couuieri'iis;
Regular Agents. w. n. King. Grocer. whssljng.-
James Bcrhcy Go, Mound-vills, Va. A. 10. Clarke.
rish Creek, 70. Hohg. 5. iiplinay. Sms. aa, .. Mr.
Iurnhull. Book .sllcr. SicuJcuVLls. Isaac Harris. No
100 Iiecrty -. Pitshurgh.
CAUTIOS-Ur. WIN. Evans will not be rer-3u.;.
HE fer the Ecnuiaenss- Of the Camumile Pills unless
shey are bought Of DR.. Evans advertised eysnis-
There Is ono agent az every county.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-03-09

WINES. BRANDliS & GINS.
HiRECT from Scw York AMI Philadelphia. The
subscribers dosire TO inform the purchasers Uf
Wines anj Lqsors thai iney are constantly receiving
from tiv abIys usnri CHE. the 1ilINiug articles.
Old E,sy India Nadcira ln BnUlss md on draugbt ofa
superior quality having Ia benefit Of three voyages
To the Ef,l In'iSs.
Superior Leul Madeira in slass& wOod oliso vintage
Of ISL.
Superior Pilg and Brown sherry.
OdG Grippe Juice Por Tor lnvalijs.
Teneun Wiac.
Lond1n Piucular Lisboa 4 svoe, Nal,s. Vino.
London Dock Port,
Champaign Wine Various Brands.
Ifock and Cliret Wines.
OBJ Virgin Cpgnac Biauiy u 1902.
Chaura ~ Bfarls Iiennessy Brand.
Rpchollg Bfnniy, Dugsry sni Sotrneti Rr nj.
ID do PellgtOiscn and GJiarj Brands.
Borisuv Brandy,
Byhleu's Wscsp Anchor Gin.
I Jamaica Spirits.
Naw England Rum.
Od Scotch and ir,sn Ma.t Whisky,
Od NoDougaheia whiskoy, Nv bpulss & on dmught.
Peach Randy odd anil GoC favour,
. Prnerpce and Havana StEsrs u Superior brunds I'll.
wsvs on hanl,
.JY Humphreys Playing Cards
7 P~fsfgryh trcuGcd Whskcy ut Superior quality,
Ai.y olive OH. Picsols. Goshen Cheese, with a
. fan ass1rnrntu r superior family groceries which
ain be- sold on the most reasonable terms.
j. HENDERSON q CO Water 81
feb Q3-5m next door to Knot 4 lloyd.