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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-07
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TIFF MINDS TREASURES.
To ensure these treasures We must labor hard
The richest minerals are not those that lie scattered
on the earth surface; we must dig deep if we
would secure the pure and sparkling ore. And, nj
ter all, the Task is not 50 difficult as many imagine.
Once silk tho shaft aLd The process of mining Is
comparatively easy:-ltow true was The remark of
n kealhen moralist -"It is not" said he, "because
things are difficult that we DO not undertake them"
Know edge comes not 10 us inturIvcly; il is the re.
suit Of sIudioLs efori-ofp patient application; aud il
we only muster courage To attempt lis acquisition.
The difficulty will 'oon vanish. Once shake hands
with application and the acquaintance will soon n.
pen into intimacy. There is a deal OF truth in the
i~ullowiog:
The wise and active conquer difficulties
BY daring To attempt them; slolh and folly
Shaver and shrink At SIGHT Of toll aud hazard,
And make the ImpossIhiliiy they fear"
All human science is a mystery TO the ignorant.
IL Is only the dilIgont searcher after truth who is
able to pierce he truth. Nor is he obliged TO grope
his way IN darkness. Ray after ray breaks in npon
has path ms he Jpumies on, until. al last. he moves
IN an atmosphere of light Like the adventurous
franklin he must first send his kite up into the
dark cloud, and soon the c~rinkIing fame will be
seen stealing from its b'nckness and quiyering along
the line.
That miserable negative cannot" should never
be heard from lhe lips Of man striving for meniul
acquisition. Every Thing Is pOssibls-every thing
that has been done-iO a strong determined spirit.
Well has II been said:
"Our doubts are traitors,
And make US lose the good We on might win,
By fearing TO attempt"
Strive TO arouse every dormant energy-hring
into action every sleeping faculty-rest your strength
AMI learn what powers you possess. Examine each
secret spring OF the curi0u mechanism within and
zee Il It cannot be applied 10 some new and higher
purpose. BE not content with present acquisition
-hry not on the race because you have arrived
al a gwen point. Linger not if some more fortunate
competitor has outsiriPped you-but sill press on.
oh' u Is a noble sirle-mind strugg Ing with mind
eager IN pursuit. not ofa vain phantom Of ambi.
ton but Of the highest goJd.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-07
THE MINIATURE
As sung By JIr. Braham.

As Su1g o. JIF. Brah1Hl.
William was holding IA his hand
The likeness Of hrs wife
Fresh. as # touched 10y fairy wand.
With beauty grace add life.
lie almost thought II spoke-he gazed
Upon The treasure sIll,
Absorbed, delighted and amazed,
To view the artists skill.
This picture is yourself dear Jane,
It's drawn 10 uaIure IruC.
I've kissed II DER aud DER again,
Il isso much like you
"Aud did 1t kiss you back, ny DEAR
"Why-uo-my love-, said he,
Then. William u is very clear,
lis not at al, like ME!r'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-07

FRAUD IN TEA.-By the last packet from this
port, a Norfolk merchant received twenty Eve
twelve pound boxes al. imperial tea, The packages
all. apparently. I'm excellent coalition. One ofihem.
however. ON being opened. was thought to bs not as
full as it might be. which was the fact, for il fell
short OF the mark on weighing H. by more than n
pound. Upon n close examination il was found
that q small portion Of lead nj one Of tn corners. In
the bottom of the box, was torn, and n plug in the
board Just under the SPOT. told ofa hole having been
bored there, through which the lost tea had made
ITS escape, This discovery induced the merchant
TO reweigh the whole lot. and The result was a loss
Of about a pound and n halfof tea on each box. 81
pounds on the s5. being l2k per cent profit to the
operator. OF course the fraud was committed AFTER
The tea had passed through the custom house. and
it remains for the New York importer to account
for il and make good The loss 10 The Norfolk mor
chant A pound and a hall to the twenty five n
pretty fair picking and stealing" but IL falls ralhei
behind The cabbage of n certain "tea company" IL
this city that make quite n blusier m the newspa
Pers. IL appears that this company" buy their te,
by the chCs and retail It 10 purchasers in neail,
done up packages OF pounds, halves and qua. ter,
A few days since a friend purchased a half pound o
tea at the store Of lhis company we nrgot wher,
II is--look hrs purchase home. empiiee the tea int
a cannisier-ihought there was a mighty small hal
pound-tore open tho envelope to see if he coul'
not find more-was dIsSppoinied-wsighed IN
envelope, which was composed Of sheet lead an
brown PAPER. and found Is to weigh just four ounce
aroidHP0iS' This beats the Norfolk ,peculalor ."
few."-N Y Sun
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Wishing on June 1912.

The London Correspondent Of lhe New York
Courier. under date Of 81 instant. thus speaks Of lac
rowing crops il England.
The weather has been fine in an extraordinary
degree during The time siHce your last accounts
ihe crops have been consequently improved IN ap.
pearanch, and round London The hay harvest
has already commenced! The Corn markets have
been governed by this change in The weather. and
have only slightly improved during the month Of
May-but the def"iency IN The supply Of every
description Of grain is becoming daily more appa.
rent, aud on the chance Of The copIinuaiIon Of the
present weather the prices now are expected Ia de.
pend. The calculation Is that The crops are ma, 20,
more l"rwnrd Than al the same timc OF The last wear
but that he present weather would max, n d.Hsr.
ence Of a month m Time. IL continued through the
GUNNER. Bot against The slender calculation are
he circumstances that The weather was equaIIy fine
up 10 this period M each Of the last ioYr years def.
q ncy. and that afoihcr similar season would be
dOubiy d advantageous from he extreme eSbaus
ION Of the stock OF grain.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-07

STORM AT NEW YoRK-rbere was q o.
we're thunder storm 1T New York. on Friday even.
ing, during which several houses we're struck by
The lightning. Bot no serious damage was
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~ Our advertising customer are requested 90
Asnd iE, heir favOrs as early rs three o'clock on the
day previous 20 publication.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-07

CUSTOM HOUSE DUTIEs-rbc PbIs5,L
phia lnqnirrr Of Sturdy s1ya-HN We learn that rbs
duties paid yesterday a. our custom h8use. we're
nearly OF protested against. and that the merchants
ere sustained in ths course by ds written opinions
81 he iri lawyers in ths Siaie
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wuuELENG
THURSDAY, JULY :, 1912.

Wa ASK NOTRfN MoRE-wE WILL Ac-
erPT NOTHING LESs THAI A REPRESENT
rToV IN 10 OUR POPULATION.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-07

The banking house. ofhls late United States Rs,t
in Wall street New York. hos been rented sfe4oo0
pe ahnum, By he Aiasusan Exchanges Bank
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POSTC RIPT.
- So
BY THE GOOD INTENT LINE.
But for the letters Of our Rolnmoro ,

we should have been estirely without news CT q
later date than Saturday last.
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hAHAT IS The REASON that persons ford
Of novel reading will not cell 81 Thomf
sons Literary DEPOT before 10 is forever TOO lsts. cod
purchase James Morley Eusioin fr 81 cents. TIE
Jacquire iot Is cents. Mrs. Ellis Summer end
Winter IN The Pyreenes, ior l2b cents. The Lot
iey ofLife, by The Countess Of Blessingion, if
% cents. Jolly.
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II NOW all men BY these preseas. that !. Join
~ n. Thompson. 10, Monroe street. Wheeling
Va. ON he sgent for this city Of si lie popular
Magazines and newspapers Of he day. The New
World, Guham's Magazine, fGodey's Lady's Book'
Boston Miscellany. and Numerous other works com
mence a new volume with The July numhsr-
Those wishing 10 subscribe should 10 20 immodr
atcly. july 2,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-07

NOTlCE-l have placed my books and accounts
~ IN The hands Of George Armstrong for co,lsc.
ton; aud scitlement-lor aud against me-wiih IN.
siructon 10 close Them IN The shortest manner, end
! hope those indebted 10 me will enable him 10 do
80. l.. {. HAWKINS.
Wheeling. July 5. I942.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-07
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURu; WESTERN Dis.
TRtcr % VIRGINIA. SrAUxroN.
IN BANKRUPTCY.

Notice TO Creditors and oil "thos concerned IN
interest, TO show cause against the Petition Of
No Az. Francis Plunkett, Of Ohio county. 10 no
lee Jared a Bankrupt on Tuesday, the OH Of August
1912.
NO503. VIM K Lindsay. Of Ohio 10 be- De elared
a bankrupt GA TusNtaY The 9th Of August 1870.
No 5O4. Jane heat OF Ohio. 10 be declared
a bankrupt on TdAday the OH Of August 1912.
W7 NiCHO X TROUT. ID. q.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-07

MOSQUGTO META very superior arnels,
WI for sale by by " Nv HEIsKELL
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ID

WHEELING SAYINGS INsTrTUTIoN.l
July Alb, 1912.
Dividend Of two per cent has been declared
IN on me profits OF this Institution for the last srT
months which will be paid 10 the stockholders on or
ansr The 18Th Of July instant. II mccoy.
B Treasurer.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-07

CHALLY prints. exceedingly cheap Ju.i
received BY N7 ow HEisKELL
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THE LOTTERY OF LIFE.

THE LOTTERY OF BIFE.--A new no.
vel by The countess Of Blessingtoh IN two volumes.
published IN two extra numbers Of the New World
IS just received and Tor sale at the Literary Depot,
Monroe 81, Of the subscriber. Prce 25 cts.
jy7 JOHN n THOMPSON.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-06

~ hca'es have been stolen IN Gernry Is supposed by
the of risratDg the United States
10 ali probability they viii attempt negotiate the
All persous cautioned not TO purchase the same as
have zen taken 70 stop meh Of the coupons
terest ard principal when due, viz
Dusseldorf and kbereld Railroad Bonds with eoupops
1914 60 Bonds rS dolls each No 10 q To- No
io2 to 1874; No .O7i to 1888; No 6osi TO 5000
Russian per Bonds nth Hope Co of Amat. rdpn
a loan bonds Of 500 rublts each No No $685.
without
Hanovr,an PER Bonds of 1890 with coupons to 1886
No 60 to 80 three bonds OF 1000 dollars each; No. 1856
No A. No a5l b, three bonds of SOC dollars each
Bonds OF Prussian Loan OF 1890, at per Enea
with cnupons 10 bonds of Cleo each, No 1906 1912 1916
1874, if7T, 1886, y ,06e, IL, si+ to i5.34s.
Should Of he above bonds be offered for sale
whom they may be offered requested TO step the
give TO Ocirichs Kruger, AZ Broad street who
will give the necessary security and all reasonable
pences, recovery Of the whole aay part thereof
LOG In
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TO MARRIED

MADAME HESTELL'S PREVENTIVE POWDERS
wi These auable Pow iers have beer aopted
in Europe but France particular for upwards of thirty
well by thousand this country being the
only Mild safe and ec remedy for
health iorbids atoo rssid increase Of family.
Madame Restsl well known for thrifty ears
female Physician in the two principal Female HosYtsls In
Europehose Of Vienna and Parswhere lsv cred by her
great experience and opportunities she attained that cele
bnty IN those great discoveries medical
ciay ADAPTED the fema frame which hor medicines
stand unrvaed. well this Europe Her
acquaintance with the physiology aud anatomy Of the female
frame enabled mr-by tracing the decline and III health OF
married females the meridian u f and the
quest rapid and often apparently nexplieable which
cousgn fond mother to premature graveto then
sourceto arrive OF The primary
female inds married fenales-whch ia
1903 led TO the discovery OF her celebrated Preventive Pow
dofs Their adoption ss been the Of preserving
only the health but the life Of many as coaae wifi
and fond mother.
The sdverner feeling the importance Of this subject anc
estimating II. benefits resulting to thousands by
adoptos wod RESPECTFULLY the attention OF tn,
married by all that they hold and deart ,consder
tn. IL not AMI virucws to u ito which
n supee by simple and healthy means within eur control
Every dsps sonate viruous and enlightened mind will
dane Resteu recommends recommended. Price
doaa ap'es age accompanied with fun asd psrexar dire
irons They b. s wsrdsd By rail to part q the U
MADAME REsTtLL. FsnA.e fty-c,an. rrinaipsl off 7,
lts Greenw,or srcot NeQ ysk Ofhee horrs froH A "
tos oe.s {. NJ. Boston ohc> Nc. 1sssesst dslE dSw'
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MARTIN VAN buren,.

az LATE generally remarke aat Martin Van
umpb never sscs dsea %sres.sd k% Tux he Always
perfectly & Ii; sS fsf ErE ts
Tsn h ss SH e 0m s. sS 6 In
f F IF that That h. was constant gntGl Of PETEks
he system who takes San have bad blood or
Dc By 5 dsspi and host
noeeed i Il fcient doses il IS estmaed that
gentle lamb We are 81 e sfss by the opening of
%
aas
have so often dsgraced the national assembly Peters Pulls
are also wonderfully sf SsasT II iae Of
and the best thing know for the making Of sound
FstsT; fis be oSsissd Fl bis offices $50 Broadway
s ssa Of Grand and at No. 80 North Sixth street, rhS s
mr. RICHARDSON'S SHERRY WINE BITTERs.-
highly spoken Of in IN. vicaty BY genleu who not
rS aS r p p.,sS1, az The zee M
taste these things ourselves being quite bitter enough
h RUE
Be ess.d to at
and sau the Wy S.; a1d Of Doctor Rich
sHHnRr Wise Rr1rss-TSese are remedy very highly
ed very to s
has orly proved their virtues. Untinetred by
Of he best medicinal and they
S S Gsys
public jt from he press
Il D. p sss % rs s ss:1y Wine Bit
OF which Ness-s. A. d. Sands sg MIS- rant
those prepared by DR. s o. Richardson, of South r. aiding
Massive |gnal, y. Y.
Sold at wb,. sale and retail by A B D. Sands Drug
70 and 100 Fulton St David Sends Co II East Broad
way; Adm. b Sands x Co 1913 Broadway Cod hpgon 227
Hudson street MOrs 59i Grand OF Cannoa Ring
644 Broway. dis I'm
INDEED innumersb- the sufferers who foolishy ar
cal edge and thus of money the
precious time which might have suffered TO their
circulating disorder by the skful reau of scent c
practitioner might be happy enough to consult Dr. OLIVE
of 1872 West Broadway Canal street they will OBJ
tain the most confident of speedy and
relief without the nclous and ncommodng Of mercSy
balsa ccpav nitre cukebs &c reference will also be
TO cured OF the serious dsempers die ls
COAL-COAL-COAL-The best Peach o chard afioat
board schooner Charlotte, Of Cape May at Ruiger
Slip, east nver Broken and Egg Coal 81 Lump Coal
$3.50 To be sold without reserve weighed city wegher
il Ct
A BERNETHY'S BOTANICAL PILLS-Lct the unior
"A unate rest assured, that there exagg
ing these pills to be aspeedy and radical
CHees Irritation Of Kidneys, &c. They for several
years prescribed by the Abernethy in all Of
the apove diseases In the first stages box usually suf
fcient effect in few days In long proracd chro
cured hundreds who had been taking other medicines for
months which tended to destroy the constitution than
10 the They the Pas SUBJECT the
troublesome weakness which frequently after TAX
ing other medicines They have unpleasant taste smell
one taking them might frequent the most refined society
without having their nsiorunes suspected They
posed entirely 2, vegetable ingredients which nveoate the
Ap0theearies Hail. Sc Catherine street.
bv Blsgrove, druggist. Fulton street de Inns
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al nS a sws % %
PsrsSs. contemplating mafrsss who ha,. Ssss IL: ~
Pr Bell
e IS l. ss s:d
10, Private s sa1e.. coURTLANDr STREET; .v.
THE PKIyArE TIRE IIsE.I3Tlas is a little volume On
% sut ss e T II p s and bet
so shows the why these maades frequently
eo%pan no read
%
and bosstng people ,...,
cnce what h. has on The diseases:
Rea ct
clear Opinions on this subject he therefore begs to state that
@ been %s Of
snss or h.. c
that he has letters Of commentator he moot eminent
ESfs ssf and in b s
city fss s to
gseay those who the best advice
DIR Ralph his residence Greenwich street.
asn hour and mas Distinct and separate for those
h1 hs replied ,S c' little by post rs %
IN THE CURE OF sTRICTURE-It n most unioTtu
@ sS mot ne aaTs
s a paf s M o% s
may and often does exist for months and years without
ihsi assrss Tssn.Sy
e@a and n s
time when = easily and perfectly removed But there are
s,rSare may be known least strongly suspected and
hooa these are there arsMo which are very com
The first crthese circumstances relates time 1t 10 well
hnown na setures arise from long continued and ssdy
over many weeks especially If The early period any Of the
boasted of the day taken there Just and pro-
nd frirtur
TIE next IS most remarksba the effect structure has
and he sf saw wat e tho
.a e ne " Of Shen he asa d
h. capable Of business formerly The reas.n Of
the however IS clearly shown N has Private TIeahse
S6es rsTrsd only EnowIsds. ofthis
RAa s sd a he n1 y
personally a. his residence No 50 Greenwich street
Ss%s 'aK be p Ss%s as t he &c Of iii
hGs expense the sa, pain explain and Assure hun h
ally has structure not all the medicine in the world alone,
TO BREWERS ANp DisTiLLERs--Tn. ,ubscri5ers
AZ. % sale s.o ha r DIs saa sn II
nsets he~ pOpS sassis,s y about t% aeGs.
village b!ieh cling house dwelling house asiery
tMssy .na t s OF grain per s e
square and ample storage for bushels Of grain barn
St isf
engine o horse wsr with TIVE machinery
ng ore Of John Wrshts pa,ea alcohol copper stills
and convenient all It's rich and
fonrsh9g grin gro~ing country now in complete order
to s &c
Se deysry Of the deed Ard the balance may Be et on soDd
For inquire at We L.iieh, Hudson street,
New York, or of the subscribers in AuSu,n, ~,
a,.sn. f stosSa wi ( s6sTcH'
SILVER PLATE.-wM. THOMSON. las William street,
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FASHIONABLE BOOTS-

THE subscriber returns his sincere thanks TO hs friends
cust9s. "a and the public gesersy for the liberal patron
xc winch they have besto his
and ASSURES them that hing his part shall
whiting Va merit continuance OF tn. lie
addition 10 he prcscut stock ia obtaining AT cousd, abs
erp,p-c for his Fall ard Wiser trade Of the very b,
quality II French Cafkn, which for son~ss and
e-aeo, te ,.seiled H has al.o on hand quantity Of
peot article for eork and dcub. soe wster proof boots
He would -o state that he tskes cravings Of the feet
se ats made 10 suit each Cent. who
Ne 70 obtain e 'cr boois and cd ht respect
fsily tfv.ted 10 give the subscriber alsl.
no \ JAMES WAIVER, Vs. Broadway.
POLISHING I,,yIH i,I l.srbr tvfsrs Tor sd,
% PERSSE = Bl0Ok3 "a Lieettyst. M
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DEGAYED TEETii.
pARISEN'S SPECTEH-

SURE CURE for the Tooth Ache. safeand .asy IN the
appcaton certain Its curative eects-a remedy well
!estd and Of leng staniing-repared only by w Clovis
Bond st. NY spdesyHed having used he
recommending to the public confidence l. Parmely Sur-
gsnn Dsatst sti Broadway vi Smith Dodge, Surgeon
Brosdwsy, N y; E:G Burger, surgeon Dentist . Mar:
the proprs,or Sold alsc by the following prgge. Col
ton 2ss Blocker street Ring s Broadway Sch'eein "a
Moore streets Minor isG Broadway; Burael ao Chatham;
Doolitte 245 Centre st. price per vial cens-haf vial
Inn
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DTSEASEOFTHE EYE.

THIS may certify that have witnessed performed
the blind, some Of long standing by Dr. j. FRANCIS Nc.
10 Barclay street New York and believe hs preparation fer
Disease of the Eye Of tire blessings that be
offered the afflicted md have much pleasure recommend
ing HIM a safe and skilful Oculist
JOSEPH ANDkBE, Roman Catholic Priest,
die I'm d&wy OF ST Peters Church. Barclay At.
no PNPER MANUFACTU 1tkS.-1he suoscrfb4u gav
notice that Messrs Howe Goddard of Wevcegter m1se.
appointed them their agents and prepared to fsh
the most reasonable terms FourdrptsY and
Cyender Machines with FIRE steam dryer and sizing re,.
chimes the web II leaves the dryers Ases
kind Of Machinery aprertaning TO the manufacture
which point of wors ansp and hnh not surasss4
by other establishment this country large number
slow operation many .. the best Eilsto whom rssrsrse
will be given for all PARTICULAR.
PEkSsE & BROOKS. Paper Warehouse,
asgdxv u Liberty
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PORTUGUESE
F E M A l. E p | L L s,

INVENTED AND pRErAREp
NJ DE BoUDELOQUE, NJ. ID LISBON PORTUGAL
rI,fE scienthc combination OF ingredients OF which thess
pills composed node 'hsm the wonder and .dmi
The only preparation discovered that has proved
biz producing the onhy turo Their certainty
In being such that not be used during
nancy though mild safe and healthy they cert,h to
produce miscarI iage il used during that period.
The directions translated into English and eoDsd
with the seal Of the importer stamped Each boz
tana the signature Of NJ de Boudeoqus, ard the English
rectiols have the signature Of Dr. r. MELvEAU, authorized
agent for the continent OF America.
They united BY mail TO part Of the United
States Letters directed to DR. + Melyeau beH ~, NY,
will meet with immediate a,entson Sold by appointment al
2sl Grand street of Allen Price SS Half boxes -
No half boxes sent BY mail
d2s Imd&w.
Al NOTIFICATIONS .'"'', Of Pforzheim, (Germsny,i
~ reeidine his city requested to call a. he
Office OF the subscribers, where he vii
tereetisg news. }. X. X II. MAHlER,.x
nos cod w' 50 Beaver At. New York
MACHINE BLANKETS AND l. APfINI3S fof sale By
N ON PERSSE n BROOKS.G Liberty Ut.
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MONEY 10 Lz1vI
A BRAHAM J. JACKSON. Pawnoroser. a. RsaJs Al ~
Al nesr Broadway, loans money 10 iare <,s .uns,
D0 te rt1rired on psrs pco ~ deseiiptna D.,
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DR TAYLOR'S BALSAM OF LlYERWORr-Att the
- old establishment 375 Bowery-The advertising
~ Spring street. first under initials the w
w. Taylor and again w w. Ihsver has not now, nor
has had connection with the establishment
SIS Eow.ry The late proprietor, T. A. Thayer had but
brother, named William w. Thsyer-he has been
IN the house OF his deceased brother for several About
ago he opened or at 2ii Spring street and ad
versed Rogers Balsam Of Lverwort and two
before the public support Of Burrtt Co
atng DR. Tayors Balsam Of Lverw rt-and again
ward claiming the Iroprietorshp of said medicine, whH
Vas that az the time the proprietor the LIT.
about fourteen years of
Be careful where buy-Purchase onlymnd this Oslv
at the old office 375 Bowery between Fourth and Fifth
streets Our agents will PLEASE address formally DOC