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The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-10-17

A.
Amery, Joseph w. Arrnistead, Wilson G. N.
Alexandra, Chase Austin. Dr. John
Anderson, Col Pierce B. Aitz hristof
Armisead, u. h. Adams Mr.
b.
Blunt, Passed Mid. s. F-2Bean, Benjamin
Beall, w. ID. Berkeley w. N. Sc.
Bell, Mrs. Martha Berkeley John T.
Briggs, Thos. 5, Berry, Is. M.-2
Brown, Duncan Bupy Henry
Brown, +. A. Baty DIR.
Burch, Stephen s. Bailey Col William
Bard, Kendall Bryan, Maj. N. Az
Broom, Jas. Berry Mrs
Black, John NJ Bissell It, SB
Brown, Elizabeth H. Babcock, b. W.
Belt, VIM. J. Beckett, Miss Mary n.
Bangs, Richard Buckner Mrs. Louisa n.
Brown, Robert Bartlett, Mrs
Bail, Isaac
C..
Cook, John Carver J. Dixon
Cuts James Madison Cromm lle Samuel
Coe, Matthew ID. Collins, William
Coale, Asst. Surg, VIM. 4. Chambers BENJAMIN
Gusts, Mrs. Sophia c. Cochran, Mrs.
Coster, Stephen Cavere, A.
Coborp, Henderson A. Colley James w
Caldwell Eliz. b. heirs ofCooper, John Thomas
Cursor, q. s. Clifford Gustavus
Cummins, Mrs. NJ. Curran, William w.
Carter, Col. X. w. Carroll, Miss Susannsh
Gusts, William II. Cooley Azariah
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-10-17
LIST OF LETTER

Remaining in the Post Office, Washington city
October Is, IS42.
sIPersons inquiring for letters in the following
list will please say they are advertised.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-10-17

The steamboat Oronoko was burnt at N. Orleans
on the 9Th inst.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-11-03
THE WAY TO WINCHESTER.

"Gan you tell me the way 10 Win.
ches,er!" asked traveller Of . group oil
people who stood round the steps OF a
country st"re. Al ihe foot Of the Blue
Ridge 10 old Virginia, one eusky even
ing.
"yes," said one" you will go down
the road about hall mile. turn to your
right, then take the left hand road, and
i, will bring you to Bnrns's Ford. cross
the river. aud they will dlrec, you"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-11-03

The MIR Sickness, it is stated. RACES
to considerable extend in the northern
parts Of Indiana. People are taken with
vomiting, which continues until death.
This fearful disease is generally snppos-
ed to be caused by the water being i'm
preguated with some mineral. but this
fact has never been fully ascer,ained.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-11-03

According to ,he last census. goods To
the amount uf slli.OOO. 900 we're man
uiactared in tho New Eneland States.
during The year preredng.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-30
TO \. YORK

AM bONAOaNa ]
subscribers are now prepared to nrward
Flour. Bacon. Lard. Ttbaoco, WuoL, Cottos.
Hemp, Batter. Feathers. and other articles ct pro-
ducc % the cites OF ClcuUoiaHd, BuGaio. Albany
and NcU lOrk by the Beaver and New York "a.
nal,; OF. across from Albany 10 BOsion-hy the
Western Rail Read.
For urge lets. special contracts can be male. nj
rates a. low or lower, than Ivy any other inl1ud route
Freight IN pred at Wheeling ga a Canal boat viii
ne carried through 10 Lake Erie without re-ship-
mcur. from thence % Will 90 by tenmhoat or vessel
IA clear Bill 81 Iadmc viii Doc signed NJ wheel.
ing, for delivery aJthc place ct destination. with.
uu delay, or addtiuual charges on he route. Time
-usually from II 10 II days.
Puduce Tor PhIiad,lphta, Baltimore. Redmond
sc. forwarded as usual, either by Wagons ur D.,
the Pennsylvania canal.
Al present the rates are ab1ut 81 per 100 lhs.
For PARTICULARS apply ( II bl mail post paid) 10
may 3 Il MKEE = co.
Chronicle. ~ Clairsyil'e, May -v,lle Eagle. Cu
cinuati Gazette. Lexington inlelhcencer. L,us,i 4
Journal, Nashville Banner, publish weekly To lh
| amount Of one dollar ant charge Tins Dli-e
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-30
CONSI MP TION
CAN BE CURED.
nv TuE INDIAN RECIPE,
SCIfENCk,S PUBNONIC SYRUP.
sTn THE pIrRI IT,

~ ~ 4 'tLhNHs
Y ME subscriber oilers To the public his Pull
MONIC SYRUP for the cure OF Copsum, iion
aud %pulmouir dis asses general v and for purifying
the blood, for which u has no sup nor.
About eleven years since, he was II zen Up ty
several eminent PHYSICIANS, as being lnCuIably
fixed m the last stages of tie was
strongly solicited al the time. b. an ludi0R wo-
man, not ~ abandon his case as hOpcl ess one
u he had tricd a prescription of hers. With
some reluctance, ard AZ the 50 icItai on Of his
friends. he consented. and within n short period
found himself much Improved, and IT. ? months
restored To sOynd health. For Sevt raj years pre-
vlOus TO this, he was subject 10 taking cold from
the least exposure. having cons antly n hacking
cough. with pain IN the breast. Early IN the fall
of 1880 he took a severe cold which settled on his
lungs. producing a violent cough shortness of
/ breathtGg, pro'use preparation, night swcats.
I and much cOStlveness. He vas reduced 30 low
\ that, by the ~ SUNG spring he was not able "a
leav ms bed for several weeks. when n" com
mencCd taking this Indian Syrup, which soon
the matter from his iuuss. Al some expense he
procured the recipe, and has since gratuitouslN
/ tcnreIei 2 ause 10 persons similarly afflicted rs
htmstlE Tue great success which has attended
its administration and the Increasing demands
upon his time for its manufacture have induCeC
HIM To- otTs. Il 10 the public. The elements a.
which It - composed are simple herbs ani root;
thu medicinal qualities Of bich tend 10 purif'
the blood. Strengthen the system and give.a heal
Thy tone 10 the organs Of the lungs ard are high
IL recommend q 10y he medical ~facult..
Price one dollar per bottle.
Sold y holesale aud retail by the manufacturer
and At the
GOOD INTENT STAGE OFFICE.
mar IL NhEsfFnn "
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-30
CARD

ME subscriber bcgs have to inform his old
friends and customers that he has resumed bu.
slness IN this city ms a GENERAL COMNIS-
: ON MERCHANT, and will give his rers maj
attention 10 sales of Produce. Groceries. 50
sniteG TO this market, arc 10 the F1~rulrdinF OF
Goods ana PrOdUce both east aud tr ST
After the istpf May he viii occupy The larg
Warthouse on Main street, now orcuui.d hv 4 Y
johnston Co. PTor 10 that time he may b.
found att e warehouse Of Mr. JOhn T. Clarke.
corner az wafer and Monroe streets.
Having been forced by a combination Of hca
w losses aud o'her unto ,ard ere Ims.aEc,s t.
"t MS Old business ~ a Train ni settlement and
IqHIdaion. heIs happy ~ moving that. with n
NV, lhlng Ike proper management, his estate
WI ahUHd. n'Iy provide for all has old and lust
lioIIiIrs, JudIi J. hoped leave n considerable
~ pa but as some years may elapse before the
result can be EnOwn h prefers building q new
ca1Ih rather than nsur the delay, expense aud
USN Of r,puIru2 the old ono.
hcls uyare that, bv many, the present IS ru-
sicer'd q v'rv uuiavorUbie Time to common, 20 IA
Siness m Nhcthng, but he does not think sob a
] ne business # our city must revive, u advan n
gcs VII yet be- appreciated. and hose who hacv
made the greatest sgcnf,rs 10 su stain us mauut
idriuresa and con mCrct mav ~ least claim a share
~ - patronage and It's future proSp,u:v.
what bUsj.ess the house NAV do shall be done
"eH aud with VrCmptn, SIS aHdpunctuslity.
,-, Il MCKEE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-30
PIsaTLUR G POwDER WORKS

A NiRLN WATSON, mauuiaciurer ui BinSi.
"a mc an dRa eivdcr. P,nshurph. Pa .vouIl
T,spt"c'iuIl - furuI Ierchants aud dealers IN
PowdI that ho ha- O. built hIs powder mauuhc-
tory u, he v.c.HIIy Of tbs ity-ha MADE very
eNit,sI e addIilons 10 LIs former establishment,
aLC ia adopted many useful modern ian rove
umtf Is 10 the machinery. II, int Ids o. keen con
To- tly ui"uf bias ing and rifr pJwdrr,qual
~ tua y 20 any man dnctured ~ this country and
VIII p pa.O.U" Iur nIsh { Ose articles 10 any
cN u at me low 81 prices a. d On most accom-
M Eating terms.
rurcl1 ~ ElIJ' asa HIIIlra 0f lane, Tom
so or Of Fhpmsl Tomlnspu q. Go, or address
An rev Watson p WIDER Inuflcurer, Puts
bur o. Pa. wac vii give All orders lm Mediate at
tcntOn.
Pittsburgh, OCT 5-wrm
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-30
q DILLON
n IL N n ER
EiFTH STREET.

7" mere they carry on the house and Stcamb
Plumbing M all us bran,hSs,
HEh have constantly on hand IIvjranis of
various description hatIcrs' keules.wat,r cln.
- BAH tuls. not AID coli shower baths. re-
II bIeachIus, chemical apparatus lead cof.
sneet lead Of any thickness aud worked M in
an, manner OF form. "
Natef coI in,rei through lea1sn urpes fro
'''Ss 10 dwelling b uses ln the country.
Also-REER PUMP a.d BAR ROOMS 6,,,d
~ 70 order. LEATHER HOSE.
&c d.. ~
ATTENDED 90. N'
CASH PAID FOR GLUE SCRAPS.
nu. -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-30

NlRE &MARINE iNSURANCE-Thero ar
3 NosituaiIons only IN mich iudly iduals can
ne placed, " ierc they can adequately appreciate
the Nalae Ut insurance. These are, while stand
llg u9pn the rams of their Own property, either
Trcei VIug from an m uTanCe office the full a.
mount whleh they have lost, or standing on the
sn'nc spot surrounded perhaps by a O ISOLATE fam
ly; tWtnruE hat stupidity and folly which had
ldL'e tg 7 vide i'r such a onuGgrucy.
$ AINlNS agent Of the PROrEC WON
INSURANCE. co OF HARTFORD, CONN
viii take risks On dwelling houses, ware houses.
-lnfts, mills, iaciofI,s. DC, together with their
contents, such as furniture, merchandise. ma.
and evsryJtnH description pf Insurcble,
LlSo, on steam, keel aud Hat boats
Gnd their rarg res to aud from any port on the
W estcTn Waters.
Oih,ce ON Main street., nearly opposite the U S
i'Iel. jan J.. 1912.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-30
AMERICAN GROWN WINDOW
GLASS

SURIvER. MOTTER. & CAMPBELL. the ma
- nuiaclurers Of This Gown Window Glass, have
one nosteNtens.vs embellishments IN hi
United States. and Ia 1s pared no pains OF eX-
penSe IN procuring practical workmen of on
experience aud skill from the most celebrate
works ~ Europe AID \ uerira. From their Ions
experience IN the glass business the public have
a "a trantv mat their first qoality of Crown
WinioN lass soqtdl TO any MADE IN tins or
any other country
Their glass il made from granular quartz rock.
and : the oHly crown glass made rom that sue
Ciee Of sani. IL is capable of standing eveiy
change Of climate and will rot lose its Ia. z .,
lge. It's distinguished from ordinary glass bN
ITS an 'Ommnn eveLnrsS and beauty of surface
It's transparency and hchtness of colour, gTca
thickness, and the general excellence Of the ma
erals from which II - made.
The SaTfacc not b"in" polished retains the en-.
amel bri!llancy and hardness, end Is not liable l.
the objection 50 often mnde TO plate Llass. q
being east v dcflced o. permanently bcdlum,r
by dust; beng made of extra thick ess Z VIII
without injurv, withstand violent Winds, hHl
storms, iars 9! cannon &c. us useI the end vi
prove more economical. ludcpnudaut Il ne az
ding so much 10 the beautiful appearance Of
buildings.
Nu2 or Sa-a-ac Crown Glass is most usef
n stOrLs bulldogs Of the second order, greer
hous - &c, wiCrg strength and clearness ar
desired v,lrIlE about 81 per cent cheaper
than No !.
The double rhic';rcss is always used Gr Iiph'
houses. and rs taken ~ The true economist tor
sky lights, ,eamhoat AID ship cabin Window
Ground glaeu for skv lights. churches and ar.
lists windows, plaza or bent furnish to any
pattern.
TIL glass is carefully packed IN stout boxes
and So ured so th'' " car he transported VIII
safety Ia anv part ol tl. UuIted States.
Orders addressed 90 the prOprirtOrs or any o.
she comm s-iol h ses IN he city of Wheeling
VIII meet with T0Inpf aftsnlrn.
SHRIvER, NOTTFR & Campbell
WIcelrg ian IS-6m
81 IouIs Republican; Nashville Wing, LOUIS
VILE journal, Columbus Journal and ,l1ciHnai
GIZ-tfe COuv To n q am INT Of five dollars each
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-30
wHEELING POsT OFFICE.

NE MAIL ARRANGE MENT
GREAT MAIL
From the EastsrIyes at - o'clock. At night and
A. NJ.
To West departs At 10 o'clock, \. NJ.
From West. arrives ATS o'clock. \. NJ.
To East. departs AT 3 O'Clock: A.. NJ
Northern or SteubenNille Mail. Arrives at 30
minutes after NJ. and departs al hallaiter one. p. NJ.
except on Sundays.
North Western or Wooster Mail arrives Tuesdays.
Thursdays and Saturdays az II, NJ. Departs Mon.
days. Wednesdays and Fridays. at I O'Clock. T. NJ.
Southern or Marietta Mail, arrives Tuesdays and
Saturdays, NJ : o'clock, 7. NJ. Departs Mondays 4
Fudays at 5o'clock, A. NJ.
WOodsheld ailarrivcseve Thursday O'Clock.
A. Vi. Departs every Monday. 3 o'clock, 7. NJ.
West Liberty, arrives every Tuesday. Thursday
andSaturday. at IL o'clock, A.. NJ; Departs same
days nj l o'clock p. NJ.
Morgantown Mail arrives. Tuesday, 6 o'clock p.
NJ; Departs "Wednesday, G O'Clock, a. NJ.
Letters intended for the morning mails shonld be
deposited BY 4 O'Clock. in the morning.
Inland postage o f(orogH letters must be inyaria
bly, paid.
Office open at l0l o'clock, A.. NJ.
ID. AGNEw. p. NJ.
p. : The office opens on Sundays nj One o'clock
p NJ. $50 as not to interfere with the time OF Pnblit
Worship in the Churches) and remains open ON
JOUR-. dec Is
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-30

Wore progts Of me Jfeqly u Dr. Hq,Leis Ms1i

wore ProDF o. Ms Iin1Iy n DE- Hqrbcts Mc3r
rfBrt
JOINS Hartman, Of Sumuoyiown. "a entire.
ABA ly cured Yf ibe above drcasc. which be WIS
POI cred VIII f1r SIX Years. Uis symptoms were
.euse "t disjensIJn AMI oppression q Ger ealing.
o. sires-iug pain l1 fhg pt ~ he stomach, uau
Sea loss OF ap elite, Edtncsa and q muess a.
sitnl extreme dfbflltv, hlfuleucY, acud orucfa
tons s'meumcs vuwiuuz aid n pain Iu the night
si1e dcpre.si0n Of spirits, disturbed .eif, f%linfncss
and 80 able 90 pursue Hs bus ness without Caus
fug exhaustion ard weaUnCss. Mr. HarmHn BE-
happy 90 state t0 the pubfr AID IL willing o. give
any information 20 The afflicted rec ccung the
wonderful benefit he received from thc nee Of Dr.
Uarllch's Compound strenRthenlnR andGcrman
Apeuent Pills.
Priscpai a6ee No. 10. Norh E,gha street, Phi
tadelphia. Per fais az ne aors n
JOHN FISHER,
mar rs Wheeling We
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-30

Wa Jaur uuur.r 90 Duh ,.s tau,s adj
q Gouflrm'n's Marrzur. DE lost of iLp BON
E1l.n" ma Ir-tB8g received hy ha su = nicer M
Do Literary De- OF 1TYuruc steCt.
iuD u.Nt uuWb. r viii DO chs f-..
'i new Volume. Persons W. hing tu b
s.f.e Tor .HIs uHaUriul work should dt.y .wu..
H'fiF az tHt J1Ig number will Ua r.rHy for ga
I'.Iy nfifo.n fhrl-.h and 20 Do Oh uH. I,fma
'.f.. dII.ra ..F a4uuW. lr five lt. a.s IF. COLI.
I iNf a'YFs AMI one % Gydry Iady's Book ~
PUP rHpIJus received aud single numbers Gr
safe ~ j THOMSON.
NAV % Sol, aEeIf for ibis civ
a CARD NIspu having returned ir.n
IA H1uuirI E prep rrd ,0 give attention rs
'.r- BOO EI.arup o. 600 hs office au Min Street
Pc "iI leave .Dr SlHurrn 1H tlc ooh drg oIJ4nr
tf.'IIus iH N0.rl Time p.raIrs imcuImr fY ag.f.
.f Zoe hrH'h of Do. BukrppI Low wrl fnI % O..
.rr interest u call lIl have tsair p4.rrs rrsr,,.f
rly 26
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Good for comp mar ~
VIRGINIl-IN CHANcEsY-

NlHGl NlA-IS CHANCEEY-
Atrui 5 hr.I IA lht clerks ChiCe OF the Cir
cut Superior Conn ui Law aud ChancCry fl the
CuuNu f 'htu for the month or Marco, 1872.
Robert .rl1w Complainant.
against
" reliant D.fuTi JJnr Thomas wilson. Samuel
Church, John Meier "a, David k,uaday PEI
tI KeuIday, Read GOe. and Dawn Krnaday,
Z O-IUs-tD, &c D,f,ndagts.
Tue deter. ants Ne, han' Def,ri. il ThlmiS
W Isuu, samuel 'uurch. Pei,r k.nafav. Read
Gue, and David h daddy sol huvu- entered iteL
appearance and gwen security according - the
net %! assembly and the rules Of this court uni
% appearing Toy satisfactory prof that q ey are
not inhabitants of His Commonwealth uu mo-
% @ pf tie Cym.lalrrrt hy counsel. 90 is ordered
-Eat lHo sas defendants DO aIreav he e on the
uTst Cay OF toe UtNt tenn e has court, enter
her az taraHc' an answer he crmr'IIu1n's
Hui, and that q copy % this order b. Tor hv.Ih iu.
-,vt,G M some newspaper pr uf,d fu tu- cIIs of
- anr. ~ for Two months ~ cess y,iy 'arT post
eel al Oh, front dor q The court hou.e q Ohio
county. a copy lCstr
ALEX I'll lDLEY Clerk
Co Il fr con ~ -U..F b.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-30
II. MILTON MILLER.
NORTH WHEELING FLINT GLASS
WORKS.

ME subscribers having put their Glass Works
in complete repair. they are now in full o.
peraiion again, and they are prepared to gu orders
with which they nay be favored in their line Of
business. They trust that their long and success
iul experience, Zone OF the firm having been engag.
Ell m the business more than twenty yenrs) will be
a sufficient guaranty Of their crpaciiy 10 fll oil or
dcrs on hem. and they feel confident in saying that
their Glass will be equal in quality. transparency.
beauty and value ~ well as c~hrnpncss IN price. 10
any m1nula 'tured in The Union. We only ask those
disposed 10 purchase tn give Us a fair trial.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-30
} W DAvIDs OR HEBREW PLASTER

Il compound
arc y TO its extraordinary effects upon the
AM Il re or nerves. Wgaments and muscles,
ITS us being carried by them 10 the immedI-
ate az II disease of pain aud weakness.
ltowcyU GOOD any internal remedy may be this
rs al external application, will provea powerful
auxiliary IN renDving the disease add facilitating
he cu-e IN c tses of Local inf lmatiun, .Scrofulous
lie tons. Kings Evil. Ggut, inil nmation, and
hronlc Rheu rausm aud IN all cases were sea-
q. pains or Weakness exists.
Mcssrs ComstOck & CO-GSntemen The viz
~ the Hebrew Plaster I highly appreciate,
lavI bUen troubled with n weakness and pain
81 the spine for several years. and all applications
having proved una vaIhnS. | was induced to use
n b.N Of Jew ID vid's plaster-a1d To my aston
i>hment Il relieved ne entirely / therefore would
recommend II L. all who mas be afflicted with a
'pIhal affections or weakaess IN tie hack.
: p NALL.
OF THE firm ofHall& Brothers, Merchants, Ro.
faiO street, Rochest r.
The above article is for sale by As TODD:
mars Wheeling. Va
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-30

OMAN ON EXECUTORS AND ADMINS
EI TORS TrJais Sc o. The Law OF TX.
ecuiors and Administrators generally IN use ia The
United STATES, and adapted more particularly 10 The
practice OF Virginia, by JJhn Taylor L,mnx. m 2
vols for sale hy JOHN FISHER,
MP 1873 Main street
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-30

w FiCkWlCk PAPERS by Boz in one
4 volume Tor sale
fh a INGRAM
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NATURES OWN PRES RIPTION.

y oIEduH
NATURES OWN PRESC RIPTIoN.
Apurely vegetable and highly approved com,
pound preparation of the PRUNUS VIRGINk
ANA or Wild Cherry Bark, approved BIZ IN. CO..
lece Of Pharmacy, recommended by the Medical
Faculty, and universally acknowledged thu AMOS,
valuable Family Met'icine' ever discovered.
~NO QuACKERY! NO DECEPTION . M
The physician may boast of his skill in mS5s
diseises-the quack may puff his wonderful cure,
but Oi all the remedies ever discovered for discs.
sec OF the Pulmonary organs, II is universally adj.
United nothing has ever proved as successnl =,
that invaluable medicine, Or WISTAR'S RAJ
S M OF VILE Cherry. which has .neet.I
some of the most astonishing eures ever rerors.
edin the his DRY of medicine,
Such indeed are the astonishing healirV an
restorative properties Of this Bnlsam that even 4,
the advanced stage, Of CONSUMPTION, and
in Liver complaints, diseases whicn have bafped
the skill of the most distinguished nh, sacian.
when patients have suffered the most gislressins
cough, great difficulty IN breathing, night sweat
bleeding Of he lungs, &c. after the most esteem,
ed remedies Of our pharinacopias have failed, thi,
inv aluable remedy has hot only given surprising
relief but actually effected cures, after ali hopes
Of a recovery had been entirely deSpaired of.
Besides its surprising efficacy IN these formids.
bic complaints, II has proved a vry sup erior 70.
medy for diseases Of children, such as he cronr
whOoping cough, etc. and in those disord. r.
that prevail so extensively through the winter
SESSION, such as coughs. colds, plenrisy, infuen.
"a. and pal. : IN the breast, pIOccCding from Me-.
| lecfed cDlfs. II stands unrlva1l,d
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-30
GRTFFTN.

AND CIGAR MANUFACTURER
AJew dgJrs '0Wth II Nj. DlRg's Mansion.
wAsHtyoroS, PA,
ID ES~PECIFULLY informs The merchants of
kWheeIiug Va. md lho citizens generally has
be Sui continues 20 carry on the manufacfur -
~ TOBACCO and clg8rs II al kinds. He IT.
% work nothing but the beet qualit~ az.
hen'ucsy Leaf Tobacco, pnd from Eng rTren.
ence m Che business, having bee, ems,ceJ 80
e gnt years in Gcnrsf Blacks fabsceos1J cigss
inannt9gtory 81 Washtnaios. penna, NJ aatsrs
nimseltthat hecan panafaetuTe he above arti
~ kgou manner a. can BE- done % sny
estaDhshmeut On The Union.
MATTHEW oRIPFIn
mhls-om Wsghtsfaa ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-30
PREMIUM sILK MACHINE.

TIE subscribers teg leave % ufprm all those
whom 70 NAV concern THAI th.y have purchas.
I'd the ught Of d.. Thomas Whites SILK Machine
~ AND tpr the following corut's, v Z. GfCen, Al
l-gheny Beaver. Putief, Westmprelaud Indiana.
Mercer, Crawford Ere, and Nenang1 N the state
Of Prupsylyania, al u OHIO and Bro he cDuntics
IA Virginia, also al II the stale 1f Ohio EXCEPT
the following counties, 90 WI. Hamilton. Cler
Pu1er Wa ne, Prehle, Mont .ometv. CIR en-
Clark Shelby and Washington. The above m.
chime b1s been awarded the highest premium
"a gold medal a. the late fir of the American
Institute. N. H."-OrtCrs for machines ~ rights
tddfessed 20 either Of US az Mount Pleasant, O.
MO lpost paid will b. punCtualiy 90 ended 10.
orders Tor Domestic silks. which We are con-
stantiy manuiacfurng and have for sale, COnsls-
ing in part-Of silk hafs. Ellis velvet caps, silk
shirts. drawers, stockings and gloves, siIk ye.,ets
virIoties and cDl0Ts Of plain and q IRercd dress
silks. Tor laolcs' ware. Flowered 7lssue, Lus-
irng AMI bnvcufeen vesungs, LustunR C~ravatfs,
pocket banker hItfs. servings, sc equal TO the
best iorttgu ana az reasonable prces Also best
v%lricfIcs s. W Fggz and NuIburv ,reCe
Rceiei Silk and good cocoons % OIL times re-
90 rarmcnf. or u desired. payment made
therefor une half 30 ca-h and one bali Iu any Of
the above 40 cash griCCs.
JOHN w GILL.
March ~. 1912! EZEKIEL HARRIS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-30
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Icertif, that lhave. by way Of experiment u
sed the Hygeln. and most Of the various kinds
Of pills in my %practr'e, which have bOrre the
highest reput m the public estimation that have
been offered for sale m this vicinity for the last
FIVE wears, including those called the restoration
or Persian pills; and the public NAV rest ASSURED
that none among the whole catalogue has at
swerCd a bettcr purpose, as an easy and efisctu-
al n medy, Than the Restoration o, Persian Pills
in n 49, cases Of disease. G. BACKUS, NJ, ID.
R hestei, N. \. Sept. 2t, 1897.