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The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-06-10
Distic, CoaN ofhe UaHll Slailg, ,

District CoaE n The UaHli States, }
lNHtn and Jjr he District q Itaois. s
In the matter of the petition of Constant
Abbott, of lasalle county, 10 be declar-
ed a bankrupt and to be discharged from
rs Office is hereby given, that Constant
= Abbott, Of Iasalie county, has filed
his petition III ths court to be declared a
bankrupt and to be discharged from his
debts, under the act of congress in such
case made and provided, and that an order
has been duly entered in this court APP
pointing the 10Th day of June next, at the
district court room in the city OF Spring
field in this district, as the time and place
for the hearing Of said petition; all per-
sons Interested may then and there appear
and show cause, If any they have, why
the prayer of said petition should not be
granted.
Dated this goth day Nay, a. D. lS42.
LoGAN & LINCOLN. soils. for pet.
Attest JANEs +. OwIHGs, CIR. %
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!. HOFFMAN.


r i the matter Of the petition df francis
~ he BeaU, bankrupt, to be discharged
from his ,'etts. Notice is hereby given
10 all creditors and others interested Of
Fcancis lie Beau, bankrupt, to appear
before the districI court Of the United
States on the llth day of July, A. D.
1912, at the city Of Springfield, in the
district Of Illinois, and sllcw cause, if any
they have, why the aforesaid Francis lie
Beau should not receive final discharge
from all his debts and a certificate thereof
be granted to him.
Dated at Springfield, this 9Th day Of
April, A. D. 1872. J. BRADFORD,
Solicitor Tor petitioner.
Strong & Doremus, Counsel. 4s--0w
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District Court Of Cd, I'ai,cd states, Within
and Tor lhc District CT Illinois,
In the matter of the petition Of George
u. Merrill, of Kendall county, TO be
declared bankrupt and to be discharg-
cd from his debts.
nj Office is hereby given, that
I George W. Merrill, Of Kendall
county, has filed his petition in this court
to be declared bankrupt and to be dis
charged from his debts under the act Of
Congress. in such case made and proyi-
ded aud that an order has been duly
entered in this coar, appointing the 9Th
day Of July next, at the Dlslricl Court
room in the city of Springfield in this
District, as the time and place for the
hearing Of said petition; ali persons in
tcrcstcd may then and there appear and
show cause, if any they have, why tho
prayer Of said petition should not be
granted.
Dated this Ord day of juno, A. D. 1912
BUTTERFIELD & COLLINS,
Attest, Solicitors for Pctioner.
JAMES +. OwiNGs, Clerk, 2--2v
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4 n the matter Of the petition Of Isdac
q II. Haiock, 4 bankrupt, to he dis
charged from his debts: Notice is hereby
given to Ill creditors and others interested
oil Isaac p. Hallock, bankrupt, 10 appear
before the District Court of the United
States on the 9th day July, A. ID. 1912,
ut the city Of Springfield, in the District
Of lIlinois, and shew cause, if any they
have, why the aforesaid Isaac =. Ilalcck
should not receive FINAL discharge from
all his debts and certificate thereof be
granted 70 him.
Dated at Kendall county, tits 2lsi day
Of April, 4. D. 1912.
PETERS & GALE,
40-l0sw. Solicitors for petitioner.
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E-nnNiIis til.assce.

TT US'r received by the subscribers IN
ID assostmtnt Of 5icaosaag and GAIT
fyd@e iookiHg Glasses ofvarious sizes
and pauosrs. VIM. TRUE Il SON.
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IA OTl'E is hereby given that the un-
. designed will apply to the County
Commissioners Court Of I.asallc county,
at the ncS; June term thereof, for lis
cnce TO keep a ferry across the Illinois
river at tic town Of Enterprise, in said
county. JAMES O'CONNER.
Peru, May 10, 1912. 5l--3w
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KSlaCYLaB8i!Iling.

wv j.. DUNNAVAN respectfully
Y Y Informs the citizens of Dayton
and vicinity that he is prepared to do all
sort of work in the Backsmiihing line at
the shortest notice and on the most rca-
sonable terms at his shop in Dayton.
Daylnn. Sept. ~. 1912. 2S.-H.
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"a. E,cn:a Lsrirc e,urrcl,;.

from the st. Louis Republican, June i
Tloar, s. - receipts unusually sl t; wheat,
g IS cts; corn, % cts; oats, dull at > cts.;
pork and beef, no sales hams 3! 4 cts; shout
dcrs and sides, . a cts; hog round, , cts !;
potatoes, Galcna 5 els, others - g cts
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Oils, Paints. Glass, &c.
.ldmiRidralor's N.oticc.

administrator 5 " Ct2cG.
NOTICE is hereby given, that the
= subscriber has been appointed adj
ministrator Of the estate of Ic5iaa Bar
nam, late merchant of Peru, LasalIe
county, Illinois, deceased. All persons
having claims against the estate of said
deceased are requested to exhibit the
same, properly authenticated, to the sub
scriber or to the probate justice Of said
county, within nine months from the date
hereof. All persons indebted TO said
estate are requested TO make payment 10
the undersigned.
WIN. RICHARDSON,
Administrator.
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re- Office is Hereby given, that the
" subscribers have been appointed
Of the estate of J0SCph
Cioua, late Of the county Of Lasalc, and
state OF ll!in0is, deceased.
Al persons having claims against the
estate Of said deceased are requested to
exhibit the same, properly authenticated,
TO the subscribers Or to the probate justice
Of said county, within nine months from
The date hereof. All persons indebted to
said estate aye requested to mike payment
to the Undersigned.
NEWTON CLOUD, Adm'tor,
JANE NJ. CLOUD, AdmtriX.
Ouawa, May Bird. 1912. 5O--4wr
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Thus they have increased the National
Debt a, the rate of thirfy-eigM doRers
a minute, night and day, ever since they
have been in power. This is the same
party who were denouncing extravaganza
before the election; and now they have
obtained power, are overwhelming the ma
ton with debt and taxation Chiiicoth'
.4dccrtiser.
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GEEEvsLsN.

DIED-To-'ay, at lis residence at Buli'o
Rori. q f.w miles west Of Ottawa, BENJAMIN
aged about 30 years.
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National! Dcbi.

Eai:oun! Dcbi.
1t is maxim with the Wings that a
National debt is National blessing
They are now reducing their theory TO
practice. In fourteen months they have
succeeded in creating debt of $4,000
900, or
Sl,642,s57 per month
. $54,76l per day
$2,2S2 per hour!
$37 per minute
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COEsvty Commissioner.

Messrs. EDIroRs PLEASE announce
the name ofJUSTIN d. WHOM, as a
candidate for the Office Of County Com
missioner, for La5alie county, 70 be cleo
ted in August next.
Asa Mann, John Johnston,
Isaac Wixom, Simis hshbury,
G. II. Gilman, Revcrus Goddard,
John Targuhun, ]. S. Simpson,
Thomas Or, John w. Hill,
Jacob Woodley, James n. Rceder,
Joel Gurlcy, Square Mceker,
Richard Mallownv.
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DiHrici Of the United Siofeg, ,cittin nad
for tie District Q( Illinois.
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SEHEEgEEEAETY.

Ottawa. Jan. !, 1912.
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A,lmillistrator's Notice.

Pera, Jane 3, 1912. l--3r
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-12
AMERICAN CROWN WINDOW
GLASS

SHRIVER. MOTrER. & CAMPBELL, the ma
- nuiactnrers Of this Gown Window Glass. have
one hnosteytensivs embellishments in The
Unled States. and Ia 70 spared no pains or ex-
pense N procuring practical workmen of ong
experience and skill from the most celebrate
works IN EUROPE aid America. From their lone
experience ~ the glass business the public have
a guaranty mat their first Quality Of Crown
Nindo~ Gass - equal 10 any made IN this or
any other curnfTy.
Their glass j. made from granular quartz rock,
and - the only crown class made rom that spe
ciea Of sant. IL IL capable Of standing every
change of 81 mate aud will not lose It's Ia 7 D.,
&c. las distinguished from ordinary glass b.
hts an common eveGncss and beauty Of surface
it's transparency and hGh;ness of colour, gtea
thickness, and the general excellence IF the na
erals rom Which u - made.
The surface not b"ins. polished retains the en-
amel briilIancy and hardness, end rs not liable e.
the objection so often made TO plate. Eluss. o
being easily defaced or permanently bedlMmtC
By DUST being made Of extra thick ess il will
without injury, withstand violent winds, han
storms, Jars Ct cannon &c' us useIL the end viii
prove more economical, independant Of It's az
ding so much 10 the beautiful appearance OF
MOP OF Sa-aaac Crown Glass is most use1
IN stores buildings Of the second order, greer
nous : sc, wncre strength and clxaTness arr
desired " trIhss about - per cent cheaper
ihan No
Tie d "a lie thickness is always used fer ligh,
houses. nnc - taken ty he true economist tCf
sky lights, steamboat aad ship cabin window
Ground CLASP for sky lights. churches and ar
lists windows, plaln or bent furnish d to any
pattern.
The glass is carefully packed in stout boxes
and ~ ured so ths, 10 can be transported witt
safety 10 nuv part OF ~ United Stotes.
Orders addressed Ia the propretors o. any a.
thc commission hp ses m the citY Of Wheeling
Will meet with Iroinrt attention.
SERVER, NOTTER & Campbell l.
Nhcslnc ian is-6m
81 Lauis Republican; Nashville Whj2, Louis
Vile Journal, Columhus Journal and Cincinnati
Gaz~tte COPY TO tie amount Of five dollars each
and ID his office
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-12

sNlRE &NARINE INSURANCE-There ar
= t"osiiunions only IN which individuals can
n. pIaftd' W lere they can adequately appreciate
Tue value Il insurance. These are, while stand.
l'E upon tee runs Of their own property, either
receiving from an In.uraucc office the fun a.
no"Ht winch they nave lost, or standing on the
sau'n spot surrounded perhaps by a d-solate fam
~ iaWenHi < hat stupidity aud folly which had
idLrc 70 r.v!de for such a Contingency.
IS AIklNSON, Agent 81 the PROTECr ZION
VIII take risks On dwelling houses, ware houses.
sloies' mills, i%acfol's. dc, together with her
contents, such as furniture, merchandise, ma.
chAltrv' and everyo;her description Of insurablc.
Alec, on steam, keel and Hat boats
Western Waters. "
Hotel. i,o 40 -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-12
H-ORNBROOK & DILLON
FIFTH r

" mere hey carry on the house and Steamb
PlhmbIng In all its branlhts
'HEY have constantly on hand uv.I,,n,. .
various description haiters' kettles. water clio.
80, pam tubs, hot ard cold shower baths re
~" LOT oIeachins, chemical apparatus. lead cot.
sbe,, p'tent bath pm ups, lead pi2cs Of al siz,s
an Eau OF any thickness and worked up i'm
'Hh manner of form. !"
atef cou inrtel through leaden pines from
Ass 10 Gwellng b uses m the coIntry.
Also-BEt.R PUMP aid BAR ROOM 6,,.J
% 10 order. LEATHER Hose. 'u
&c d.. eHBnes
attended ~. f'S'u6iJ
CASH PAID FOR GLUE SCRAPS.
mug -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-12
CONST MPTION
CAN RE CURED.
nv THE INDIAN RECIPE.
SCHENCk'S PULMONIC SYRUP.

TOTHE PUBLIC.
Wv SUBSCRIBER nters tu the public his Pull
Il MONiC SYRUP Tor the cure OF CONSUMPTION
AID pulmonl" Dis ases general ana Tor purifying
the blood, for whIct. u has no sur. nor.
ABOUT eleven years slncc. he was ri zen M Nv
seNefal eminent physlctans, as being incurably
hNeu IN the last stages of con sumption. He was
strongly solicited AZ the time. bv an Indian wo-
man, not 10 abandon his case as a hopel ess one
IL ne had tried n "cnp Of here. Ni'h
some reluctance, ard al the so icitsion OF his
irlendS, he consented. and within " short period
found himself much Improved, and IN ? months
restored TO sOJnd hesl,h. For several wears pre-
vlous TO this, lac was subject IN taking cold from
the least exposure. having constantly a hacking
cough. with pain IN the breast. Early i'm the fall
of 1880 he took a severe cold which settled on his
lungs. producing a violent cough. shortness Of
brCathing, proiusc preparation, night sweats.
and much cOStveness. lie wa reduced 20 low
that, by the et sung spring he wac not able TO
leavs his bed for several weeks. when h COM
mcucCd taking this Indian Syrup. which soon
ripened his disease and enabled HIM TO discharge
the matter from his tugs. Al some eXuensc he
procured the recipe, and has since graiuiiously
tenfe'c1 itsuse To persons similarly afflicted as
himstlG The great success which has attended
Is atminlsiraton and the Increasing demands
upon his time for IT'S manufacture have Induced
hun 90 ctr, Il To the public. The elements of
which a. ~ composed are sample herbs AMI roots
tn medicinal qualities of hich tend TO purify
the blood. strengthen the system and piye., heal
ihytoneio the 9Tgats Of the lungs ard are high.
~ recommend. q by he medical facult,.
Price one dollar per bottle.
Sold wholesale aud retail by the manufacturer
and al the
GOOD INTENT STAGE OFFICE.
mar Is Wheeling W.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-12
J " DAvIDs on HERREw PLAsrER

compound
arc hg 10 its extraordinary effects UPON the
ani hlre or nerves. Tigaments and muscles,
ITS ues heiag carrie'hv them 10 the immedl-
ate AZ of disease Of pain al wa7tness.
ii"we'ei good ~ y internal remedy may he this
u az external Application. ~nn prove a powerful
auxiliary IN removing the disease ald facilitating
hSch:e IN lses of Local infi lmatiI IN, Scrofuious
nc lions klng's Evil. Ggut, ind nmatian, and
nrOnic R~heupausm and in all cases were sea-
q, pains or weakness exists.
MesSrs COmstOck ~ Co-Gsnt'smen The viz
q" the Hebrew Plaster 1 highly appreciate,
davi b-en troubled with a weakness and pain
81 the SPINE for several years. and al applications
having proved unavailng. | was InGurCd to use
a b"X Of Jew David's plaster-and TO my aston
lshmentt relieved me entirely. L the refore would
recommend II C all who mas be afflicted with a
'pilal affections OF weakness in tNe back.
: p HALL, 4.
Ofthe firm ofHall& Brothers, Merchants, Ro-
falO street, Rochest r.
The above ~artieleis for sale by As TODD.
mar Wheeling Va.
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JAMES SON.
ORIOEF ZANE

= Wit june uumrtr oI Dmhl.ns Law. ,-i
q GeuHcn'n's Magazine. me lIsf of ne POI,
F9l m has fu-tb1tr received bv De- suIs .1bsr n,
be Literary D.IOt Monroe st Get.
inc next uUmbfr Will De- the f,st
~ nrw volume. PersJrs WI hng ID ! b
fHe Tor .hls beautiful work. should Hfs5 rr.r,..
fr az tht J1iF number will Oh. ftFGs fyr rs
very between f1e 10th end ooh OF .Tful. rarws
ilfDc d1lifs per- IluIm. 1r five dollars I.rI ,g.g
n tic above and one % Cooley LaIy'4 Book ~
9l' cup.Iur received aud sIugie number. a..
7a'c ty , THDNg.D..
Haf = Sole agcdt Tor this civ.
q CARD WIson having returned FUN
- N11Hi"n BE- prrpired 20 give auenttoH O., sr.
i.lii1ns m Brrkmpcy aths office on Main street
iIf NH leave ipr si1uuf1u on the 20fh day YII Jane
'''i'ls o. which tine psrsgns intend jug f1 uppIv
= Ihe benefit Of he B~1rkppi Law will end o. &,
m1y 26
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-12
PHTIuSlS PULMON Ais; or -
PULMONARY CONSTITTTION-

) a veTY prevalent disease, and carries millions
Il 10 the cold and silent grave. Delicate
Dung Females" commonly fell a prey TO this tell
DESTROYER OF human life. This disease commsnr
Ges at hrst with a dry hacking cough, PAIN IN the
breast aud SIDE, loss Of appetite. aud restless
nlgIts. length a wasting or decay ofthe whole
hodyis perceived, which ~ called by many Cons
SUMPTION, or gong INTO a ueclIue," a compliant
that thousands are lhbOTIng under with faint
hopes Of ever recovering not knowing that there
10 a SledtCnr c&lstlng whJcu will all Jrd relief wen
~ the last stages. This - Or Duncan 5 FApe.s
.orant Remedy tor C0EsImpu.u, Coughs, Gods,
SpEIhg OF Blood, Il onchIus, asthma, sad ali
diseases of the Liver and Longs. A miI trcauurni
- gIyen Of diseases an a small pamphlet, waIch can
% had srlts OF the Ageat, where the Medicine can |
Always be obtained. Pnce 81 yer DJ't e. For sal.
by JOIN FISH[K.
ita II I
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-12
SPLITTING OF BLOOD.

, anotrer dangerous symptom of "Pul m0nrrv
L ahecu n, and duhcuit 10 arrest when ueglrc-
eco IL commences with cough, cop Gus eAptctDfa
Ton: which con insists Of bright fr6thy mauc, ~
black, aud ,iotttd with blood; here H. riosu.
sJme fcy-T headache, palp!taiOn az gee h.aI
" Of breathing soreness of throat. a.. sals.
taste Ia tue mouth &c. 'LT DuHcau's TX ertu
fant Remedy Will be found to LITest this com
answer II used at The fret attack, bal wren m.
greeted, u may require many more. ThO-e VIII.
may be ahicted vita spItung Of Blosd' sho
,pse 20 uIhe 10 procuring the above medicine. a.
this disease most proves serloLs when MOI csrI,
attended to.
ONCE forthe sole Of this Medicine, No 10 North
store If JOHN FISHER MLesEap Va.
PlCcItol Dor naILn-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-12
OR PERSIAN PILL

a RE superior Ia the ~llysean. Brndreih's. Evans.
IN Tomato. Ee Matches (priecdl SAnauvc, la
ian PhrKative 1ranv ether Pills or Compound
before The public, as Ger if d Ia by physi.ilns
and otncrs Let none condemn until they have
tried them, and then We certain thsy will no
ii ~ now y settled point with all Who have n
sed the Vegetable Persian Pills. that they are pre-
eminently the best aud most oficacious Family
MedIciae that has yet been used N America. II
every family could become acquainted with
their sovereign power over disCaSc-they would
keep them anS be repaired with n cure remet v
20 apply on the first appearance of disease, and
thea how mnch distress would be avoided and
money saved; as well as lives Of thousands who
are hurriol ont OF time Icy neglecung disease IN
remedy which they can place dcpendance on.
TS Pills IN each box Price 90 t-2 cts.
35 do do an IA cfs
For sale by A - TODD-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-12
TO THE LADIES
USl wet al the "hcs,iu. Shoe -.,rc 60
81 ner Of Union ard Market streets.

An a-sDItu1. ~ Of Fine Florence braid. English
d"u lie straw, W How Cvpms B1unots thu LAST
a new AID hs8u'itsi Article.
Also a fine assortment Of ueufl1ueus' and
bows ICCuOrn IU. s|ow crowns luC broad Lv ms
lined add finished ready fHr use. together with I,
large assortment 81 r0mWO1 Palm ieaf hts AZ
from Ia 4 cents 60 s.. Gail a. the si-n OF IA,
mammofh bot aul pY1~1iUo rrav4I
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-12
Gam

VIE subscriber becs leave 10 inform his old
Il friends aud customers ihai he has resumed bu.
siness ~ this citv as a GENERAL COMMlS y
> On MERCHANT, and will give his pers ma
attention To sales of Produce, Groceries. Sc
sniie9 10 this market, ane u the F0rpIrdius OF
Goods and PTOduce both east and trssf
Aitet the lstof May ne will occupy The large
warehouse on Main street, no W occupied nv A n
johnston AZ TO. PIlOr TO that time he mny be
found att c warehouse Of MI John r Clarke
corner oi wafer and Monroe streets.
Having bcea forced. BY a combination Of hea
w lgsscs and o'hcr unto ward cIrcpms. aBces. Ia
nui hls oil business m a train Of settl.ment and
hqHlqation, lels happy IN moving that. with a
Wy, h!nc Hk" proper management, hrs estate
Nii abundanuy provide for all his old and lust
n'O'Hil's, aud l. hoped leave n con>ideIahle
81 piu'; but as some years may elarsc before the
result can be SnOwn hepieiers bu .!d,ug . new
caP'h rather Than inrur the dtlay, expense and
nsS OF rtpGiuu2 The old one.
Hels uw1re thar, by many. the present - ru-
side I'd q very uuiayoTsble time 10 common a IA
siaess IN Wheeling, hut I've docs not think sob q
Iae business e.! oar city must revive, L. advan n
gee WI yet De appreciated. and those who haev
mace the greatest sacrifices 20 sustain its mauut
"a lures ard con mrrCe mayht least claim a share
oIlls patronage and its GuHre pr0sptriiv.
Wat bEslsCss the house NAV in. shs!, ~ done
f" eli ard with p9Cmptn, - andpunctnalty.
To- Il MCKEE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-12

IN which passengers viii be at al times conveyer
10 ahd from the steamboat lanjing free Of barge
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-12
TRANSPORTATION TO N. YORK

AaNb bNSNOANs
y ENHE sus sruhers arr now prepared tn EnrNnnl
Flour. Bacon, Lard, To6accc, VOL. Cotton.
Hemp. Butter. Feathers. aud mher artirIcs of pru.
luce 10 the cites Of CieorIaad, ByFaio. Al6aav
and Nae fOrk. 10y the Beaver anil New York On.
nai'i or scnrss from Albany Il, Busion-by the
Western Rail Road.
For large lots. special contracts ran be made. Al,
rates as low .or lower. than by any other inland ruuie
Freight hpped NJ Wheeling in a Canal boat will
'e carried through 20 Lake Ere wnhont re.ship-
mcui' from thence It will 20 hy ,teamhOat or vessel
IA elenr Bah Of Iadiup will be signed nj wheel.
'ng. Tor delivery al the place OF destination. with.
Ju delay. uf additional changes on he route. Tune
usually from II 10 Il days.
Pwduce fr Philadelphia. Baltimore. Richmond
&c. iorwordsd as usual, either by wagons or D.,
the Pennsylvania canal.
A. present the rates ARE ablut 81 per 100 lbs.
For particulars apply { # b. mail post paid) 70
may 3 X MrKEE ~ co
Chronicle. St Clairsvil'e. Ma,svilie Eagle. CIR
cinnati Gazette. Lexington ln'elligencer. Louisvil
journal. Nashville Banner. publish weekly To m
amount Of one d.llar and charge this clice.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-12

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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-12
DYSPEPSIA DYSPEPSIA
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X Jonas Hartman. Of Sumneytown. Pa entire.
~ " cured Of he above dpcase. which be was
effected VI p Tor six Years. His symptoms were
sense % distensI0u and oppression after ealing.
distressing pain ~ he pit of The stomach, uau
sea loss OF apretito. giddness and dmuess Of
sizht extreme debility, 0qtuieucy. acud eructa
IONS. sometimes vuwiung aLd n psintn the riahf
ude. deFresson Of spirits. disturbed ,efi. f%atnfness
and MT able 20 pursue DE bus ness without caue
ina exhaustion ard weauncss. Nr Hartman il
happV 10 st1te 20 the pubuc. and fs wiling % 0vo
any Information 20 the amicfei rcsnocting The
wonderful benefit he received from the use a Dr.
HaTiIch's Compound strengthening ard German
Apeucnf Flla-
Principal sGs 10 19. Nora Eata Hsa-f. PA.
lddslpaio. F0y fek af a. sore II