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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-08-02
DAGUERREOTYPE MINIATURES.
Il. g.. HAWKINS

ESPE CTFULLY informs The ladies and gen
IN tlemen Of Wheeling that he hos opened n
room for a short time over J VI Clarke's FL
change office, Main street, where ne is prepared
20 furnish the most perfect Photographic por-
sary with this improvement. Persons wishing
20 rcrpctuate a faithful resemblance Of them
selves and friends on an mpe-Ishable tablet have
nov an opportunity Of doing 80 80 a very mode
rate expense. The extreme beauty an5 perlection
OF these miniatures OvCriOTmcr productions Of the
DagucrrCOtype cannot fail 10 please. You are res
p~ectfuliy invited TO call and examine for your
selves. Hours from 9 4 VI 20 ; r NJ.
One Of the improved apparatus for sale with
uafrurstnna arUlv as ahOvf. an 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-08-02
SOMETHING NEW AND TRULY
TNTEREGTVEG

III Gus news for the United States and Tor
& tends Of Liberty md Truth over The
whole n. A MESSAGE from the King Of
Kings, by special messenger.
FMS message brings 90 view and points out
momentous events that viii shtitly,take pace on
earth, which will restore the jews 20 their o,vn
land. whch will destroy the enemies Of Cnrists
GOvernu. MT and Church, and estehlish his king.
dom on earth over at the works OF his hands.
This message BE- just published and may be OBJ
fainCd AZ toe book store Of Mr. JOHN FISHER,
f applied for sO0n. as 10 Is not Ukolg the copies
now ID fbhaheI will rpmniu long on hard. nIf
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-08-02

CaTea blythe HseO( Or Hariich's Compound StreHg
heHing and Aperienf PiUs.
AZ r. William Richards; Pittsburgh. Pa. entire
ly cured Of The above distressing disease
Ills SYMPTOMS were pain lnd weigh in the left
side, loss Of appetite, vomiting. ncrid quotations
a dlstentlon Of the stOmCCh, sick headache, fur
red tongue countenancC changed o. a citron col.
or, difficulty Of b-e1thIng, disturbed rest attend
ed with a cough, great debility, with other
SYMPTOMS indicating great arrangement Of the
liver. Mr.. Richards had the advice Of several
physicians, but received no relief. until using Dr
Harich's Medicines, which terminated in effect.
nga perfect cure
Principal office. 70. 'Nortn Eight Street, Phi.
adeT hIa. For sale BY JOHN FISHER.
70 Whrplina Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-08-02
rnRRrNr

rvHF mbscti her will rent for one N more vcsrs
! the house and garden, and III required sor &
rood repair, good sprnz aud other buildings.
Possession riven on che tFt ofApul
Alao tie latCe three story BRICK horsc on NJ;
! .fr.sf. over and i1 thc rear Of che st5re nefr. !
/ hv AVERY & co as a hat store.
mar " JoNN NeLrrr.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-08-02

TOHDAGE-A general ass1fu-eut Of Hemp
nnd Manila Cordsee. ior Steam ard Plat
g16fs. Bed Cords; Plough Lines. TIL Lines Pack.
ne Yarn. spun Y1m; Blocking. ara other wines.
sg IIrmp. Flax and Cotton Oskum. Ntsoa general
ss-ormrnt of single. double and treble blocks and
s6qrss Tor, OIL. &c Sc. fore sale hy
may Z HNKkE q co
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-08-02
10 sHnE MAKERR

lust received 90 IhC Wheeling shoe Store. south
end Of the Market h1use, fihe sigH of The
Mammoth Boz, nn assortment Of The hest Boot Mo
r,rco. Brdressed 81. Md skins Of different g~unlfies,
Inning and binding skins. upper kip and cole lcsihsr.
Lasts. shoe thread and findings generally cold low A.
only nr cash. ~ - a =. TODD
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-08-02

DRUGS MEDICINES. PAINTS, on 6e.
UST received and for sale low fr cash
ID 100 kegs whii,lsad 10 oil.
1000 key Dry d barrel white ell
2 cases Crome Green's do Epson salts
2 do do yellow l do Alexandra SIENNA
I do Paris Green do India do
I do VerdigTis cask Nader
4 do Ext LCgwood I do SalGTatus
10 bbIs Chip LOgwood 1 case sup cnTb seda
8 Eum do Tart Acid
5 atwood 2 no CASTLE soap
Lampblack co Burg Pitch
2 Japan Narnish 2 CalCiued magaega
2 COpal do ? Carb do
5 Turpentine Paint brushes
Olive Oil White wash
Castor oil Hair
4 Glue Shaving do
Also numerous other articles pertaininc 10 the
business. such as shop furniture. cities OF va
riOus sizes, &c. Country dGuggIs physcians,
merchants and o hers viii find il to Their adys5,
tage To call and examine my stock Of drugs, Sc
as thew will be sold al as small an advance as
they can be had west Of the mountains
auq OLIVER PRYOR. UeioD 81.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-08-02
CONSUMPTION AND BFGTH


w I'LL most assui eddy be the early fate of those
who ., 2lect themselves when afflicted
win the promonltorys symptoms of conEumptJoR-
such as a Cold, Cough Bronchitis, or soreness
Of the lAroat, HoaTseness. Difficult EIpeciorn-
hon, Asthma, Spitung of Blood, dc. DR. Dun
cans ExpcctoTant Remedy Is expressly prepared
f'r the removal and cure Of those dangerous and
trou'lesome disc ses. Therefore, you who are
iabo:ing und T the influence IF these complaints,
procure Immediately this medicine bsforc ~ he TOO
late. One boule may be the means of prolonging
ysur life. ,Alv avs ask for Dr Dunoan's Expecto-
RAM Nsneuy'and zee tnatyou get and notbe per-
suaded by some who sell d herent medicines to
take some OF The IT medicine IN preference. These
persons obtain som" cheap thing, and palm IL on
TIE puf'ic at iuIl PRICE. ltls therefore important
for purchasers TO be on their guard.
DIR D%uncan's Expectorant Remedy is put up ia
large size bottles, and enVelopedin blue paper
J he outer form contalnsa fine steel pla'e engra-
wing, representing Hope IN a Storm
Principal Office, 20 North Eighth street, Phila-
delphia. Also at the store Of JOHN FISHER,
Wheeling. Va.
Price I dol pcr bottle. inn
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-08-02
Price only 2I cents n box.
GODEYs LADY's BOOK

= VHE June number Of his popular Periodical
containing rs usual variety oftales and poet.
n. ombciishmcnts and music. BE- received bv the
subscriber o. hrs II erary Depot, Monroe street,
here for salc. J. -. THOMPSON.
NAV ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-08-02
GOOEY's LADY's BOOK.

FH7HL April amber Of This beautiful maraziu be-
n has just been received at 10 Monroe street
n contains he usual variety Of original tales and
day. among which are the following. Mrs sarah
j Hale MEL III Stgpurny, Miss g. VI Scdwick.
Nrs Mary $ Pease. Park Hcui8min. J n Iuara-
ham r. = Arthur. N = Wills, GrenviIlc Mplleu,
graving-Bcautyal I'd Innocence - by L11dnor and
cag aved By Ladd; On engraving. in a move.
mf nncr, ofJId Mortality; he beautiful group D.,
lhorrf and The principal ornament 90 Laurt
HlN Cematory. Also tnc Spuug fashions aut
two pages Of music. Snt scriptiOns received on,
single numbers Tor sale By
JOHN n THOMPSON.
| mar Qf Sole agent for this city,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-08-02
THE AMERICAN LABORER.

THE AMERICAN LARORER.
EbkOSPECTUS-Undcr the above title the
scnber, will publish on the Ist nf Apr, 4
and on the Ist Of each succeeding month. a m,
game OF + cts, Arguments, Speeches. Stotis
tics, Editorials, &c. devoted exclusively 10 IN
advocacy and defence of lie policy of protrct;,
TO American labor against the ~cifsh and eva
ping policy OF foreign natons, especially Of no
" III which we chiefly trade, which shut
Of Their ports the great d IL ofouI products, a
especially those ofour rec labor, while they ;
our markets, bankrupt out merchants, depTcci
our currency aud famlsh our laborers and a
sans, by pouring IN upon US the products Of IN
skill and Industry on the easy terms troftrrd
thCm by our low ard non protective duies.
his Magazine Will inIleXilly and ardcntly advo-
cate the true American TOlicy 81 cluntervallipr
those gross exaciiOns Of Great Britain and other
nations by n system OF direct avowed protection
Ic our home industry winch shall be thorough
and efficient.
TheAmcrican Laborcr will ai6ra InG maintain
the policy OF encouraging and fostering, by WIS.
legislation, the es' ablishmeut and growth I'm our
country o! new and yet feeble branches OF in ius-
try. such as the culture Of ~ X, the manufacture
Of whatever fabrics Of wool, cotton. iron &c rs
may be necessary for the supply uf cur wants and
20 secure and perfect our independence. 10 will
demonstrate that the true and permanent inter
81 Of ali, but especially of the Agricultural and
working classes universally will he infaIiabIy &.
signally promo iedby adopting aud Carving on
the protective policy. and that { q wages 0flabor.
the average price offs product and the aggregate
product Of the national industry, viii be surely
and largely enhanced thereby In short, this
WORK is intended 10 form a complete text book for
the trcnas OF protection and n thorough Tefuta'
ton at every point Of the pernicIous l~allacIes put
forth by the foreign nd MISGUIDED Amencdn apo
logists for the policy Of one sided free trade.
The American Laborer will be published monrh
ly'n a large octave form, each number containing
b large double column pages OF rlOscly printed
matter, Each number will contain on great
speech, report or o,herconyIncing document and
a yarIo y Of shorter articles. The work will form
one 20 nplete and comprchen ave volume Of 3s4
large and lair pages. and Will be afforded 10 sIn
gle subscribers for seventy five cents cash, three
Copies FOR two dollars. hyC copies for three dol.
lars, nine cOries fr five dollars or twenty copies
tor ten dollars Paymcnt IS required in all cases
m ADVANCE. The lowest possible price has been
hNed IN order that is circulation may be reurercd
universal, should the work receive the approba'
ton OF the public
The se.efsl Home Leagues, agricultural Soci.
et,cs. Mechanics Associations and individual
friends OF protection I TaughnUt The country are
earnestly requested To aid us IN extending the CIR
/ culauOn Of the I.aborcr.
GkEEL Y & McELRATH,
mar 81 81 Ann ST. New York.
Oh HHDS Prime X % sug ar in store and br
~ sile by JACOB " MITCHELL.
uur 20
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-08-02

eNILr and Mahogany Looking CLASS. Portrait
~ and Picture frames make To- order in The
"s,,sst style, and old frames regilt.
D. spiendld assortment e Looking Glasses,
End and Picture Frames constantly on hand
cisa ~ SAFE lower than they can be procured
III ,nheIe-Ai $50 slgn painting aud painting in
~ RRa n ySri!rs 6ranshes promptly executed by J
VVaN - hCP, NO 100 hain street. Wheel
~. mere can be procured at all times,
and putty ~ 'nS,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-08-02
Wheeling, Sept. 10, IsII tim

NORWARDING-The subscriber, having
an eStensivs acquaintance in the cnst, cspsci.
ally in Maryland. proposes 10 forward any des-
cripiion of produce AZ charges which will be salts
factory. Ills warehouse Is peculiarly acnptcd 10
the storage Of Pork, Lard, Butter and Bacon.
II MJAAfISON
i'm 2 MarLaf G,ac, NNh..E.-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-08-02
VALUABLE STOCK or DRY GOODS Ar

AIJIIUN
VII 0fcr Tor sale az public auction, on Fri.
n day -acllth and Saturday The 18th inst, NJ the
tor m Of & X wtHuI son, situated on Main
tTeet, Wheeling, the whole Of his stock OF
Goods, consisting 81 Broad Cloths. Cassimer,s s.
Cassinetts,s silks, Prints, Muslins. Linens, Hosiery
Laces, Sc. which viii be sold without reserve.
This sale Presents an excellent opportunity TO
cOuntTy merchants and others 10 rcpienish their
stock wlthOu { paying theproscnt OKorbitantex.
.ChangCo on the East.
TERM OF SALE-Al sums bndcr IN dol
lars Casli lover that amount negotiable notes az
Z months with an approved eud1rsrT.
Sale 10 each day at 90 o'clock. and
continue through The evenings.
marh ALERED GMDWELLLrAn s.src
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-08-02
CONSUMPTION! CONsUMPTION,r
DIR DTMCARsS
ENPECTORANT REMEDY

E~APECTORANT REMEDY
> an m'nliahle femedy for arresling pulmonary
consumption. colds, coughs. splitting Of blood.
uhLnlcuiiy OF breathing. bronchitis. soreness OF the
nIoat ara difficult eXpectoraiion, Weaknesses.
eeoLIIy' ivcr c-nplRint and all o her affections OF
oisutnptive nature. This medicine has n de-
.NG advantage over most preparations Of the
HLnu, aslt regulates th~eb1wels and strengthens
- cohsitutIot; and does not bind no the sys
~ no encourage intemDcrance as most ofthe
coinbihed in them.
Such medicines have a great tendency 20 bring
miSeTy and distress, aud even death u1on many
Knees. We. find by the weekly records If he
sliS OF mortality, that three fJurihs Of the human
souis VINO so suddenly departed from their dear.
tiIends ana relationshave been " d oil by
10 " destroyer consumption. when very many
.ouid nave hcen saved If they had used n p.opsr
uLellclhc. Fellow beings who yet dwell with US
= ate alihc'ed with the premonItory symptoms
~ tlls disease, procure Immediately DIR Duncans
r'AnecIorant ltemedy before u be too late. and
not DC leo 70. be Ieve that such symptoms WilI
soon pass OF without theuse of proper medicine
ny such negligence you may be soon led to know
yonr iolly. One bottle may at the first attack be
suficlent. Pamphlets giving a full treatse ac
company the medicine.
Price 81 per bottle
Office no 10 North Eighth 81. Phils deinhia
Fo7 SAFE Y JOHN FISHER.
maj - Wheeling Va
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-08-02

EXPECTORANT REMEDY.
nAEIn nTInN LAN RE WIN I'm

ENPECTORANT REMEDY.
CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED.
n RS Mary Bpwrrs, wife of Henry Bowers was
w for D length of time inflicted with a"PuL
monary Consumpuon." which dsfed the united
skill ~ several eminent physicians. She hearing
of the 'Eypccturnut Remedy was nduccd 60
give % n tril.. Her symptoms were those ofPh-
thisIs Pulmonuls, or Pulmonary Consumption.
VIZ a dry hacking cough, pain in the breast and
side, impaired appetite aud great thirst, hectic fra
yer and nIght swCais, with much debility ard
wc1, ness. SuCIs nnpNv on saving that after ue.
ing three bottles oi The "EVDcctorant Remedy
she begun 90 have hopes Of n speedy recovery
her Strength gradually increased until she hao
u'Cd lhrCc butti's more, " hen che felt entirely re-
stored, 90 now beng eIshf months since. aud ~
SYMPTOMS ~ The {. mrlaint appeariuu.
Philadelphia Ofhce No 10 North Eighth street.
where the shove medicine can always be obtain
ed. Also az the store Of
jun 90 wheeling, Va.
Price Q dollar per bottle.
WIREsu LOUISVILLE LIME, IS bbls receiy
cd md Tor sale By
m1v % KING & CRUMBNCKER
TayO THE LADIEs-Just received iun
philadelphia, 90 he sign Of The BIG REL
2 trunks Ladies KID slippers. superior qualt,
" ColorcI ~siippcr. r q"
-" Kid walking shoes 4"
ALsO-A large supply u Misses Black md Ca
,rrd slippers jun p SAN MCLALLEN
TIANGINGS or Nenluan Blind. iuf sale
iii JON 9 wv B~RNNsfEUP Nan
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-08-02
CARPET a. CoVERLIT EsTAB-
LISHMENT.

DOMESTIC MANUFACTURES.
DAVID KENNEDAY respectfully sollcits tho
attention . dealers, heads of families and the
public generally 20 his establishment IN South
wheeling, Y here he continues TO carry on the
weaving of DOMESTIC CARPETS AND co
X =, Of a variety Of sly es. figured, rain
bow and Venetian. lie has also several new
patterns, that cannot fail TO afford per feet sats-
iaction. All orders will be rromptlya ttendod To-
and hrs work warranted OF the best quality. EV.
cry KIND ofcoloring done at the most reasonable
price.
Wheeling, Sept. 10. Is4I GIN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-08-02
SHERMAN'S POOR MANS u ASTEP

VIE best Strengthening plaster IN The world.
- and a sovereign remedy for pains or weak.
ness IN The back. Ions, side, breast, neck. limbs
joints, rheumatism, lumbago. etc.
Severalpersons have called a. the warehouse
10 express their surprise and thanks at the al
ted,
Joseph w Hoxie, ESQ. who had been so aflic-
ted with rheumatism, as 10 be unable TO dress
hlInSclI WITHOUT Assistance, was enabled, after
wearing one only nenight 20 get up alone in
the moTn,iag, put on his clothes. and call n our
office with eyes bcamlnG with jov, and hisrorgue
pourinE lorth the gladness ofhIshcart at the sud
den and signal relief he had received rom this
best of all REMEDIES.
Mr. D4vid Williams Of Elisabethtowa. n J.,
an olu revolutionary soldier, was so afflicted with
rheumatism, that he could scarcely help bimself
J .tcse ~plasters entirely cured him.
PTce only IL IL cents per plaster.
For sale by CHAPLlNE & PRYOR,
Union Street.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-08-02
INDICATED CANDY.

NIIsLIN|H LU NNTNDNE
BOYER. OF SieubeHville. OhIo, has succeeded
- in manufacturing m article Of Candy icnt
the experience Of many has proved most eftcar'
IN tho case of coughs, colds. hOarseness, ellen
ing the voice. nod Is used as n remedy for hoy
chilis, sore throat. hopping cough. &c Mr. Re-
er considers this cnndy equal if not very much
superior 10 any other IN use, notwiths'an ding
the mary bloated advertisements that have puff
fed then. into nOtoriety. The proprietor has
spared no pains IN making himself ACQUAINTED
with the various articles that enter into and com
pose this celebrated candy and confidently rec
ommend II 10 all who are suffering under any OF
the above maladics please call and give il a fair
rial To be had a. his mannfactury, Steubcn'
vile, Ohio and al ID y Dorsey's drug store, Mar
kot street, Steubeuville, Ohio.
AGENTS
Bigger and Marks, Masillon,O
Boyer and Williams, frankie n, KY.
DR. s Henning ..Richr ond, Ohio.
Also a Dr. ASTODD'S Drug and Medicine
store, DOB Main street. Wheeling.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-08-02
AT rHs CORNER OF UNION AND WATER srs.
WHEELING, VA.

WHEELING, VA.
TERus-The Td-weekly raper is = published on
Fissiays. Thursdays aud Saturdays, at SIS per an.
sum ia advance. or So at the end Of the wear. 50
Tor siI months No subscriber received for n less
sTm than ak months.
The Weekly paper, tho Western Virginia Times.
is published on Wednesday at 50 SO per annum
IN advance. or SO if not paid within one month
from the beginning ofthe ear. onew subscribers
will be received, except such As pay i'm aGVa zee
For 6 months 81 SO is invariably charged, No
ubse riber received sor n less term than six months,
snd no paper discontinued, except al the discretion
fthe publisher. until all arreamgcs are paid.
rEWMs or AD~vERrIsISo.
n Insertions ,%orless, 800
20 Two weeks, beng ;. Insertions. 200
DO three weeks, 2 so
Do one month, 3 90
30 two months, 90
DO three months, 6 90
DO six,months, 9 no
Do eight months, 10 90
Do twelve months, II 90
@ Advertisements handed in without specific
crlsr will be published till forbid and charged 81
for throo insertions, and 95 cents for every subse-
qaeni insertion. So also with oil ADVERTISEMENTS
ordered till forbid.
The proceedings OF the city council, city ordinn-
nce' and orders, regularly appear in this paper.
Connected with tho office Of publication OF the
Whcelihg Times 81 Advertiser. is a JOE & BOOK
PRINTING OFFICE. where may he hn@ on faS-
ora .le terms. Blanks to order, Cards, Handbills,
Shay RIlls. SC done in the neatrsi style and on
short notice.
For sale at the Compiling Room orthe Wheeling
Times and Advertiser
c, Summons. County Summons.
Executions, Executions,
" Bonds. Bonds.
q. Summons for Assault, " Rccogniznnccsof
bail.
Co1nty Summons for Assault, Deeds, Leases, War
rant,. Serie1nts' Bonds. Declarations y iormsl
Bills Of L1iing. Pedlar's Notes, Notes OF NJ. 4
NJ. Bank. Notes OF y. W. Bank. Checks on allthe
N'ntS. hound anil rlain, &c. &c.
FIRE a. MARINE INSURANCE CoMPANYo OF
WHEELING.
DiREcr,Rs FOR 1912.
] : Shriyer, Samuel Neel, Joseph Morrsoa,
Jmcs icT.ure, Scbie.ki Brady. John GoshOrn.
William Paxton, Charles ID Knox, Thomas
j SHRIvER Pr.siden,-D LAMB, Agcat
Capital Sto * $40 ,OO1. Office IL Main street
WHEELING SAVINGS INSTITUTION.
Capita. Stock SI;, 500.
THOMAS HUGHES, President.
M'Cov. Treasurer.
OIuECroRs-Mnrgan Nelson John M'Mul.
len, Joseph MORRISON, Robert Crangle, Sam 81
81, John + Clarke, Jonas Crum5aeker. James
If Rlberte.
Discount day-Thursdav ct each week-or
fee on Milan street, next door below tie VIrGn MA
Hotel.
WESTERN INSURANCE COMPANY
Capital Stock $4,000
THOMAS HUGHES, President
II Gov, Secretary.
Dire '~tDrs-Dan'el Lamb, James II Forsyth
pm 3 Peterson. Morgan Nelson yIhn McMul
lin, Robert GranGle, alexander Paxton,
Ohce in the Wheeling S~av;nssI lsttutiOn next
door below the Virginia Hotel
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-08-02
kTATIONARN.NI

STATIONARY, &C..
blLLS, Inksiands. Penknivos, lndelahle Ink.
1L Waters, Chess Men, Carpenters Pencils.
CaUington's Patent Rulers. Red Tape, India
Rubber, Wafer Stamps, Steel Peus, silver Pencil
Cases Black sand, Music Paper. Port FbliOs,
Red, Black and Blue Inks, Bone FOLDERS, Sealing
Wax, Ink Powders, India lax, &c
An additional supply OF the ahovcIust received
and,tor sale az JOHN VI THOMPSON'S, ~
Monroe street. where may be had oil thcpOpuilr
or single number. fk x
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-08-02
WESTERN INSURANCE COMPANY
Capital Stock $4,000

IT1NIMAN TiNVtIF'N, IIVsIUCHI
Il MEOW, Secret1ry.
Dire .~tNrs-Oan'el Lamb, James II Forsyth,
YIN = Peterson. Morgan Nelson. .Jihn McMul
In, Robert GranEle, Alexander Paxton, A n
.JihnstOr.
Office in the Wheeling Sav;nssI i%sttutiOn mex
door below the Virginia Hotel
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-08-02
sHUMARD's UNRIvALLED PASTE
HACKING

.TW0HE established reputation ri this article BE- now
beyond dispute. ithas been manufactured
and sold in Cincinnati for ten years past. where
90 has gwen universal satisfaction 20 consumers
The shove article H. just received and fot sal,
81 the manufacturers prices hy
nov IS KING &CRUaiBACKER
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-08-02

AND
BLEEDING AT THE LUNGS
II

By the use Of CDR. DUNCAN's EXrEcToRASr
REMEDY"
RkISS EMELINE YEAGER. AGED seventee,
years was taken when Al the age Of ,iXteeR
with a slight cold, which she neglected. unt,l the
lungs Yen a prey 10 thar seeking DESTROYER CON
ST MPIlON, when Application O a cred iau
was made, but To TO effect. He consid her
case a hopeless one, and .. escribed hut little med
lcine Tor her. In the meantime she discharged
great QUANTITIES Of blood, with much expectora-
ton OF thick phleCm and coach. Her bodily
,ratne az length became reduced TO a living sEe-
Teton. Her last was anXiously looked for by nor
friends, that her suff. rI rs might end by Inc
panSs OF death. DURING the time her phvsieian
frequently called and a. the last resource. detsr-
mIned 10 test the virtues Of "DR DUNCAN'S
ENfECTORANT REMEDY" having noticed
some eXtrao rdinary cases performed by the mcd-
cine, IN slmhaT cases. He NJ once obtained two
bottles and administered il 10 her. The fourth
day ne found some chang, which gave homes =
Tie continued giving the medicine for aipbtreo
days at that time she was rendered able to be
waikingi In her bed chamber, TO the astonishment
OF hcrirlends and relatives. Shs continued nsiog
the medicine for eight weeks, when she declared
hersei entirely Tree from disease and pam, and
now pursues her daily occupation in perfe.t
health. P
.CPA small pamphlet ACCOMPANIES this medi-
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the manner CT treatment, &c. DC.
For sale by JOHN FISHER.
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