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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-01-20
JAMES S WALTON.
GOLDEN SrRrNos. Tenn. July IA, ls4I.

IVUWEN NTWIEWH1 IEWI8 WWF NNTIvEI
Sir-Mauy valuable cures Of different com
plants have beer effected by the use Of the san
atIve. Mrs Heudrig had a dangerous com
plaintfor many years and at TINES large qua nt-
ties OF blood came from her stomach She IL
now well from using the s~anative. DT. Ander-
son has been afflicted with the rheumatism for
fourteen yeara. During the cold weather he was
entirely confined 70 his bed withOu; any liter
mission Of pain. He told M he had tned l'Is
own skill with The best cOuncil but could get no
relief. recommen led him 10 try the SaHative,
be SAID be had no faith IN II but would Try o..
This was in November last. Tie took n phial,
and has been on foot ever since attending 10
hrs profession. Yours We
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FUR CAPS.

and cloth caps, all of which will be sold whole
sale or r,tad. al the lowest piss. Persons who
wish TO purchase wills 30 well 40 examine 'hei
took and prices.
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CHAUNcEY. Ohio. Aus. 81, 1911.
Dear sir have had the fever and ague TO-
I2 m paths in 1899 and 40 tried att tn doc
tors IN this to all 10 no purpose. | was redu-
night sweating tall | could scarcely walk
i tried the sanative and was relieved Of swcats
in three nights and of the shakes IN r!Ge days.
Yours respectfully,
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Y TVUT ~ 4 " T.-T-
pRovIpEScE. X y, sept 10. 1871.
Dear sr-My daaghser was confined 4, her bed
6 monthss her liver wasmuch ALLEGED, she was
all the time 1uder the care OF one Of the hes, re-
guiar physiclaas. VIII, after he had exertcd ms
0tmostskiil, dcclsred her lncurabie a las.
resort, sentt 70 BSs,on. ~ order 20 DC doubiy sure
l Obtain tue genuine -rucle. and purchased one
less than n week after she commenced taking
the medicine she began To { eud. and is now well
haviag tsSea about haife bottle. ani 1 am salts.
I'D that had u not been for the sanatye she
would have been N her grave
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DAVID SPEARmAN, p NJ.
AnnA O.tn Enh 90 1911

AdELfA. Ohio, Feb. y. 1871.
Dear SRA boy OF Mr. owen Smiths having
beeu SICK for some time, and attended by an old
doctor Ofthis place without success, Mr. Smith,
az a last resort, bought a bottleof sentative; the
boV soon began 20 mend, and - now we'll. His
disease was an affection Of the lungs. A man
who had been under he hands ola skiilful doe
tor FIVE miles from this place, about a year, and
received no benefit, used two phials Of sentative.
and told me 10 had saved his life. His ease was
Consumption. A Bapust minister who has been
cOnsumpuvo for many VI ears, al the request Of his
friends ufed one bottle OF the medicine which
has improved his health very much.
q. c. SHORT W.
CAMf CREEE. Ky. May 9. 1911.
Dear sir-The sanatipo mas cured a man Of H.
yer complaint n this place. Heis an old man,
and states thar beis az sound and hearty &c over
be o. IN his life.
I am. dear sir, very resroctully yours.
JOB TROTYf, Pm.
GEoRGErowN. Mo. April %. 1871
NJ deer sir-That the sauafive IS very encl-f
oinua ia an pulmonary complaints Is Tca hlY con !
coded az every one who has trod o. Oao man
who bed been labsrng under diarfhea fF three
wears va entirely curcdiu ten days.
Very rosptcnuIYy yours.
6 FHsrOE pm
PTraBUH0u lui. Aug. %. 1871
Dear sr-T Know ofb8neGcial results foui he
y e. Of ne sanaliNe wil ngDtiou one Cass in
b HIcuI Id o. uoor wcmnn who had been under
4 H1ti0rf hands ut1rly tho ubolg time To- ton
ara W n Cguadefubie part Of his Time
trscuYedui tnd ROf usof
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-10
~TRISrEE,S SALE

viuue of n Deed Of Trust made by Red
lex Mckee TO the subscriber, which was re
eorled in Ohio county, Virginia, on or about the
lith Of August last. the subscriber will offer for
sale at the Court house door of Ohio county in
the CIty Of Wheeling, on Monday, the 9TH day
of March next, between the hourS Of ten and
one o'clock, the following described property, 10
wit
The undivided interest Off Mckee in and TO a
tract or parcel Of land containing about 400 a.
cres in the State Of Illinois, bordering on the
NIsslssipoI rVe r nearly opposite the town of
Marion in Marion county, Missouri
AlHJ two tracts or parcels of land situated in
the Milwaukee Land District IN Racine county,
WlScansIn Territory, II being the east half of
south east quarter section 8 IN township one
nor III of range % east, and south west quart r
section No 5 township !, north OfTanRe - east.
containing sboHt 10 AZ 'cs altogether, near the
tow of South Port on the shore OI Lake MIchI-
sEAn.
Also a house and lot in the town Of Florence,
Washington county, STATE of Penasylvanla,
Also tive lOts IN The town Of SenecavIlle, IN
Guernsey county, Ohio, Nos 3 and 81, beng the
sAIHe that Oliver BrisoR brcam. stIzed Of by a
S,cTss Of Court aud convened by deed TO X
Also one undivided oh part Of lots No 50, IS
and a., IN the to, yn OF New Washington, Guern
ssy county, OHIO,
Also one undivided fourth parr Of a certain O.
Ihsr tracts lots or parcel Of ground stu lied in
the City Il Wheeling. county Of Ohio, State OF
Virginia, known and desig R'ed as the Wheeling
Cotton Factory; al the foot OF South street, and
oil the lots, buildings, ans improvements there
unto belonging or IN any way appertalng, lnclu-
ding the engine and mach merry belonging there
Gnto,
Also all the right, title and estate OF the said
Me IN and To the town lo,s and land thercun-
10 belonging in the town Of Des Moines, in
Clark county, State of Missouri, as fOllows-all
The lots in blocks No l33 and l3t, also lots No
. 10, II, ~, -, "a, rs and 10 ~ block No ISL let
the same interest be more or less or located IN
whatever part OF SAID town or county II may be-
terms of sale Of theabOve property will he
OF iTd OF the purchase money cash, the bal
an n three and SIX months from the cay Of
s'l with interest. Pc yment of the balance Sc
eur ed by u lien on the property sold.
Selling as trustee, n trustees title, without
any guaranty, only will be gwen, but which is
believed 10 be goni
JOHN B. BAYLESS. Trustee
Jan 27-H for X Mckee
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GARD

NW Il EDITOR have read in your Papero,
Ibis morning, with great surprise, an ndVer
uscmslt signed John y Baylsss. 7 rustee for X
Mckee, y winch states that, by virtue Of q Ger
tam Deed Of Trust, &c. he will, on the Tth day
of March next. offer for sale my interest IN Ger,
tain real estate IN this city and eissSherS, hnd
that, although selling as Trustee, he ntmat
that a gOOt utie can be fIvea TO the purchaser.
While II is extremely unpleasant to myself,
a sense of duty 90 my general creditors
and 10 tho public, seems to require at NV hands
some h~oVcsDf this Il-advsed publication. l re-
mark then, that, according TO NV understand
ing Of ths case. Mr. Bayless has, at present no
legal authority to sell, or TO offer for sale; ths real
estate IA question, or any part ct u; Tor
The cOnveyancs u which he refers, - made,
not ~ him alone, but TO him and To two OtAsT
gIutl -m N, as mortgages or trustees Tor certain
sIeclhsd purposes, aud uSoa CERTAIN sPeelnsu
e millions.
2 II ths said conveyance j., o. 1t %purports TO
b, q mortgage, then tie ordinary course Oh ut-
cree aud foreclosure would seem to be necessary
10 give validity TO any conveyance rom tne
mortgages; and N order to this. th0lI t.'i-
dencss Of debt must first DO submitted 10 the
proper tribunal
m the said paper should be construed 70 be
q deed o. trust then, IN the absence Of a spe-
ciil decree, u will Iemai1, % say The least CK-
trsnoiy Questionable whether a trustee can sell
aud convey real property fOT his own senehl
OrIn which he has a pccuntary iaterest
hssc difficulties, necessarily fatal 20 an
sdvantag Gus sale Of the property, have been
repeatedly brought % tho no zee OF the parties
Interested. with n r ncero desire ~ bringing a.
b1utan amIcalls arrangement. which should a.
once Obvia's them, and avoid deiayi but, as yet
without eHtct. While, therefore, ! hold m yssi
ready az any momcIi, mQst cheeTtully 10 unit,
many reasonable arrangement, ! feel myssl
bound 70 protest against 3 proceeding WINCH
believe 10 b. Ilcgalln ttseIt, ana whicl would
suit In n most unnecessary sacrifice Of proper
Iutsndiiz shortly 20 resume business as
CsNHtsstON M~tRCHANT.l an particularly deti
rouso OF having my old business put 90 a tram o
settlement q iqWd ition through some person o
persons entirely disintsresfed,a as well as comPe
tent TO the protection Jisvery interest," iny1ived
Thnrsdar. JannarY.s7 1919.
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sHERMAN's POORMANsPLAsTER.

NIE best strengthening plaster m The world.
~ snd a sovereign remedy for pains or weak.
ness In the back loins, side, breast, NECK limbs
ioints, rheumatism, lumbagO. etc.
Several persons have called ~ the wareh buee.
10 express their surprss and thanks az tho al
most miraculous cures thess pla tiers have enec-
ted.
Joseph w Woke, Fec. who had bern 20 afiis-
led with rhsumtuam, ~ 70 be unable 90 dress
himself wIthOUt assirtauce, was cnabled. after
wearing one only ono nirhi, % get I'D alone Ia
ths m]0rnisF, put on his clothes. and call atour
once with eyes beaming with joy, and hrsronrus
touring forth the EIndnsss ofhis heart 90 the end.
Sen and signal relief he had received from TINS
best Of alf REMEDIES.
Mr David williams Of F'zlhsthfowa. ~ J.
an old n, oluuon1rY soldier. was 81 afflicted with
/ rheumausm. that be could scarcely help bim-cI
! These ~plasters entirely cured him.
| only "a "a ceufs r0r plaster.
For ssl 81 CHAPIlNE q PRYOR.
Union Street.
nsru Sole ag0nt fJr has CITY.
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FEMALES, BEWARE
CONSUMPTION


q Nd not suffer the early seeds to knit is atal
N threads in your system, bat guard Them as you
would the thief at night Whcn you find the IA
tai enemy seeking TO DESTROY your health by i'm
hibing the evil seeds of n serious disease, RI
MEMBER DR. DUNCAN'S E~XPECrORANT
REMEDY will Immediately destroy and rem
owe them. Thousands of your sex die aneually
from The want Of p opeT treatment Hal those
known the wonderful effects of this medlcin ne
and used Il in time, many could have prolo nged
their days and yet he dwelling amongst their dea.
' est friends. Those VINO are labOTidg uhder the
influence or this disease. lose no time in procu
ring DIR DUNCAN',S EXPEC TOR ANT REM
EDY. it's safe and etiectual, and always gives.
Teliefin the most hopeless = asses. Il strengthens
the weak and debIlitated, relieves the pain ia the
brca 81 and side, suppres-es the distressing cough.
stopping the hectic fever and night sweata. and
finally. ifthe case be not too far advanced, re J.
torres to perfect health.
Full directions and q treatise is gwen in O
pamphlet which accompanies the medicine.
For sale a. the PridClpal Office No 10 NOrrh
Eighth street, Philadelphia. also At The sto:s OF
JOHN FISHER.
jan "a Wheeling, Va.
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MORE PROOFS.
EATHERs and MOTHERS-Who have little
children sshcrng from The painful effects o.
Teething should Immediately procure Dr.. Pans
Soothing Syrup for children cutIng teeth Ihle
medicine ] can safely recommend 20 BE- IN en-
CaciOus remedy for alleviatIng the suherings OF
those little helpless offspring. have ffeqpsntB
nOuCod pub icatIOns q this truly valuable nledi
cine, bot was not induced 10 give 70 q iutI uniiI
a brother Of the Gospel In ktnsinEton, spoke on
rs grest cfica ", which OfCOurse gave me conn
dence IN the medicine. o. once procured 'i
and used itaccording 70 directions. whereby am
happy % snnouuce 20 my friends the woadouni
effect % produced on wy suffering lnianf. Woulo
families more generally. where there are YOUNG
ch ldrcn, haYe a bottle Of this medicine by them.
many distressing nights would be turned INTO
quiet restaud sweet rcpoEe,
kEv. r. MoNAMEE.
Dec "a. taf0. or the Methodigt SOcfetY.
Druggists, Physicians and Others Eho wish
he genuine, vii phase order direct from tn
/ prinripalgfics, No. %. NOrth EIGHTH street
/ PHILADELPHIA
For sac 81 JOHN FISHER,
y aovg WhsehBR Va.
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OF o

rs another dangerous symptom OF "Pulmonay
n affection. and difficult 10 ares chen neglect
IL. "A commences with codgh. coyieus expecto-
Tatryn which consists u bughitr 5thy matter or
Some fever. headache, palpitatiou Of the heart,
flashes of heat aud rednsss Of the cheeks difh-
rrfry 81 brsathing. aorsuess ot me nc lnIoatia
ExpECrORANT REMEDY will be found 20
arrest thie complaint One single bottle in ma
nv cases. will answer n used AZ the hist attack,
srbogs who NAV be Affected with SPLITTING
or BLOOD should lose no time on procuring the
above medicine az this disea-o mostly proves 81
q very serious character when rot promptly a.
tended 90.
OHcs Tor the sale u DIS medicine, No 10
North Eighth street. PhiladsIpnia.
For .,ls h. John FtsHER.
49, ~ ga fUH aIa[ a.
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AND
BLEEDING AT TIE LUNGS
CURED

BLEEDING Al TIE LUNGS
CURED
BY the use Of "Dr. BUNCAN's
REMEDY"
NJ is EMELiNE HEAGER. sged seventeen
4N1 year, was taken. when at ~ sso oTsiriren
VIII . 81 ghl cold, winch she neglected until the
LCNGS ieil . prey u that seeking DESTROYER
CCNSCMPTION, when application Ia . physi.
clah was made, but to no effect. He considered
ueI care a hopeless one and prescribed but little
hhtaicine Tor her. In the meantime she dischar-
geo great qualities Of blood, with much exec
tCraton OF phlegn and cough. Her boo iy frame
az length, became reulced 20 a living skeleton.
Tier last was anxlously looked for by her friend,
mat her sutierinRs might end by the panes of
ueath; During the time her physician frequsntly
calico, and as The last resource determined 40
te l the virtues of DIR DUNCAN'S ENPECTO-
RANT REMEDY, having noticed some extra
ordinary cures performed by the, medicine in ST.
mllar eases. He al once obtained two bottles
and adminIsted It to her. The fourth da, he
found some change which gave hoIe s. He con-
tinueJ giving the I~neGIc:ne for eighteen DAYS. at
that time she was rendered able 90 be walking
IN her bed chamber, to the astonisLment other
friends ana relatives. She continued using the
medicine for eight weeks, when she declared her
self entirely free from disease and pain, and is
now pursuing her daily occupations In p.rfe9
health,
A small pamphlet acco mpanie. THIS medicin
which gives a iull desc uptIon of diseases, ia
manner OF treatment, &c.
For sale IA Wheeling stthe store Of
jan Is JOHN FISHER.
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DYSPEPSIA OF TEN YEARS STAND.
INC

am irulv happy 10 state 10 the afflicted com mn
: nifty that a msmber OF my family was anict
ed for ten OF twelve years with the shove distress
sing disease. The sympto ne were great oppres-
sion sitter esuug, acIdity Of the stomach, a severe
pain m the side an d breast, sick headache. men
tai dssp IndencR, with other symptoms during
which lime numberlsss remedies were procured
vthout obtaining much relief. Having heard Of
the good effects Of Or. Harhchis Compound
Strengthening and German Apeuent Pills. ' was
induced TO give them q TRIAL, and sm , - 10
state that BY using one box Of me Germaa aper-
cot Pills. accompanied " the Strengthening to-
nc pills, that they have nearly eradicatod the dis
ease. / consider - due 10 those afflicted that I
make this acknowledgment, that hey may like
wise procurs The same Invaluable medicine, and
be freed frcm those distrc ssinR dIsosses.
With gratitude and respect,
WI. SPEAR, No. 1875 Old York Rood.
For sale at No 10 North Eighth stree, PhiIa.
/ delphIa. and JOHN FISHER.
| octB Wheeling. Va.
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VI : .ephcnson for Comp I
Ohm Cape } Il CHANcERY.
)rSe OK lE CHANCEEE.
Dill IL -

OcOTSe OK rs tHANCEEg.
vs. PURSUANT to n de ,reo rem
DAVID Ilce, : deTed IN this cause al the April
term' isSl, viii sell at public auction, at tho
'front.' door OF thecuurt hO-se Of the county of Ty-
Ter on the second Monday IN January next, d
lraci OF Two hundred acres OF land situated On
MCKlun,n,s Fork of Middle IIapJ CrssS nd
Mhica land - particularly mentioned and 4, -
cTI3,d N the bull and proceedings ga saId cause
lEhmS VI SALE.-Oue ( CTth of the pur-
chas money ia hand one iolrIhIu one ysaT. oos
Iourlh ln Two years, add the rtInaInlug iuurthIa
thlee Years from the day Of sale The purchaser
20 give o'hds bearing interest with GOOD securI-
ID. Ellis. u. s.. For
~" 1s-Im NrtpN -
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SHERMAN'S WORM LoZLNGES.

WORM LOZtNGES,
bROVED in iaore than 400 900 cases To be in.
iallible; tho oEly certain worm destroying
me ilclne ever discovered. Macy diseases arse
from worms and occasion long and intense suffer
ing and even death, without then ever being sus-
pectedi. grown PERSONS are very often afflicted
with them aud are dOctoTed for various COM
p ANTS, without any benefit; when ono dose of
these lOhenses would speedily cure them.
Mr. Murphy, % North street Pniladeiphia was
applied TO by a poor woman whose daughter, :
years old, had been sick nearly J JeaTs, her Sto-
mach was as large as a grown PERSONS, her
arms and legs So swollen that ahO could not
wa X or help herself, although she could eat as
much astwo labOrng men Two celebrated doe
tors had exhausted their skill without any ben.
EN-; the father had spent all he could raise aud he
was discouraged, aud had abandoned all idea of
dong any thing more fer her and looked to death
alone totake her cut other misery. Mr. Murphy
believing Il a case of worms, gave her { box Of
ShsTman l.oZengrs, and IN two days she 70
turned with JOY beamInE IN her eyes, and said the
lsoLenges had saved her ChIld's lie. The first
dose had brought away nearly q PIN of worms
IN one living mass, she Afte wards counted over
500 that were discharged besides the q ass, which
she could not count. The child was liter ally ca.
ten up wUh them-anotheT living witness of the
almost miraculous efficacy OF Sherman's LoI-
cnges.
Price only IS cents a box.
For sale by CHAPLINE & PRYOR.
Union street,
nov IL Sole agent for this city.
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For sale at the Compiling Room ofthe Wheeling
Times and Advertiser
c. Summons, County Summons.
Exssltions, " Executions,
" Bonds, " Bonds,
" summon for Assault, &" Recognizancesof
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.VWyuE JACQuERtr. n move. sy GFR jaime,
F.1.au .sr ct Tbe GvIr1 TIE Ancient Re.
rime JFc gentleman Of che od hr1l Sc6e s.,
ri t,4 ~, mss. Iust received 1af iu Bsio w
JOHN y IHDNfv-0NN co
fool 10 Monroe street
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A.
81 COOKING GLASS AND PICTURE

COOKING GLASS AND PICTURE
IL FRAMES W BRANSTRUP. Arcut. 70.
pecuully infn,m ms the public that hs has royy -,
hrst rate GUlLDER, and is prepared to furnish
Looking glass, Picture and other frames in supe-
IUr style, also TO rsglid old. frames in the best
-tyle at his shop No 100 Main street An orbsvs
promptly attended 10
Please call and examine the work, Of which h,
has a large stock on hand:
wheeling. January ~ Is4I
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Beware OF Colds-they lead 10 death,
SO silently we scarce d oknow

Beware Of Colds-they lead 10 death,
50 silently we scarce do know
UniI that hour when fades the breath
How foul snd fatal = he blow.
q COLD should be watched The present win.
fAter has been ~uncommohly changablo and dan
Eerous. More colds have been taken, and the
SEEDS OF consumption and small pox thereby
Lard. Only be careful and you need nctfear. A
cough and chill should be attended To wnen 81 ST
ieit and the cure completed. PEASEiS Com
pound Extract Of HOARHOUND has saved the
ives OF thOusanos from consumption by being
uscd IN time. Use a stick or two daily md Won
wllltak- no colds. Remember this advice in
season.
by JOHN THOMPSON, sole agent fur tbis
CITY. Country merchants supplied on liberia
t-imS feb s
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PUBLIC SALE OF 4 VALUABLE
COTTON FACFrORV

DCRSUANT To ;hc r~ro,i,rp. ~ a certain deed
L orTrusi, ioici the ssh DAY OF Ociy'er. 1888,
WI proceed 10 sell al The fro:.. door # he
O"lt liouseln Wheeling on iht : sly 81 A
~ 80 All t1at valuable tcrie 'arr. bri'd as
HltnthtrF > cam eng To. DC. situated IN II. e.
- ne M bel z lots Numbered 4. 10. l6 u.
]! On PIG HI ,ui the aGCIuuu tu the cry 4
aneelinSI 'il on ov lsTa' Jp5tg al o. tho FOL =
o"!nS terms. Nz-o-gt ei1hth e the pu-chasa
hptey 10 De paid % cash ~ The tine Of ca q. one
ign il sN Wpntns thereafter one eIgHth in
ilonlhs rom The day a sale. one ei-hfh in IA
NOUNS one fuGrthln le months and The ~emain-
ng inuEth IN % months from 'hc cav uFsnlr. MA
'rSal interest from ne day ofsair- ts utleeo It's
properly being retained az security Uurl The said
ourcnase money shall be fully paid. or sach other
security given as the trustee CCuug ga 'hls blkalf
staI deem saficIcut.
TIE attention Cf manufacturers and capta'its
; invited TO this sale, as the property Uttered has
Preat advantages for he successful prosecution
ne manaisc-nrc Of cotton 9r OF cotton and
WOOL combined. Tine urieis believed 10 De IE1is-
ouisble, but the subscriber selling "a trustee will
'niy give such utls as IS ves;sdln him by SAID
OF trust.
s BRADY
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