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Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-06-03

An old lady living on the line OF railroad
in Michigan, lost her pigs and cattle, by their
being run over. She demanded payment OF
The directors for the loss Of her property this
,hey refused TO make. In revenge she creased
The track for some distance, which at once pus
an end 10 all locomotion, and j, was only by
free nse, of sand on the rails that the train could
nroceed. She continued this daily for short
lime. when the directors were glad to com.
promise the affair by paying her the amount OF
damages claimed. lie who contends with
determined woman, will always 10 the end Gene
off second best.-Telegraph. s
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-06-03
WEI. l., SMITH, Nj. ID.

XMAS removed his office from the Iowa House 70
Il ii Second street, opposite the residence OF Dr.
b. Weed. May D lS4Z-%|-4t
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-06-03

The PAPER SYsrEM.-The following article
from the Independent Treasury, published in
EIyria, Lorain county, will show some Of the
benefits derived from the paper system. Wings
are you not prepared to say-.'l WILL DO so NO
MORE" We think you are.
SIR: In the year 1885, |, with my family.
moved into the county Of Lorain. l artcled
fifty acres of land, built me : log house aud
cleared and fenced IS acres Of it with my own
hands. This has required six long years Of
incessant hard labor, in which my constitution
has suffered much. have freqen,ly worked
on my falIow until eight and nine o'clock in
the evening, leaving my wife and little boys
to milk the cows, feed the pigs and do other
little chores at home. Not having fully paid
up for my land, and the landholder wanting
his pay. concluded to sell out my improve
ment and move to Wisconsin, and there enter
government land at ten shillings an acre. On
the 2Sth day Of last month sold out my im-
porovement for $500, my two cows and some
ether personal property for 500. 1recaived in
payment 1874 in Granville bills, 1856 in Ur-
bana, and the balance, $72, in Wooster. St.
Clair, Cleveland, Sandusky and Massillon
bills.
Learning that the Granville and Urbana had
failed, Immediately went to Cleveland and
dollars lightly seven and half cents in specie.
was offered three shilings for Granville, and
two shilings Cor Ulbana in goods. The result
is, have received sixty-three dollars eighty
seven and half cents for six years hard toll,
little over $40 year, and the bankers have
got the rest of it. But blame myself in part,
have always been friendly to banks, and have
usedt heir conduct for the last five years and
voted for men 10 90 TO the Legislature who
have there voted against maxim the private
property Of bank owners liable to redeem their
bills. and agains. laws otherways securing the
public agans, loss by the banks --aod finally
las, fall, tor Mr.. Bliss, who has this weiMer
voted against obliging a broken bank to re-
ceiving lis own bills ia payment for debts dos
it. But shall do SO no more. ] shall now
quit party whose course Of policy has brought
such ruin upon me and the whole country.
am now convinced that "of all the contrivances
to fertlize the rich mans field with the sweat
Of the poor mans brow, banking is the most
effectual." ;. D
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-06-03
j. 6. DESHLE r.
4. P. Low +.
LOWE g. DESHLEf
LAW PARTNERSHIP.

LAW PARTNERSHIP
HASTE. s & RtC Il "a n n,
TlAvG associated themselves in the practice OF
Il a Law, and will practice in conjunction, III the
c,,n,;as of Musca.inc, Cedar, Linn Washington and
l.,i,,. Business entrusted with either will receive
hsprompt attention Of both.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-06-03
b. RUSH PETRiKiN,

B. RUSH PEEKEKfN,
ATTORNEY s. COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
DUBUBUE, Iowa.
References.
Hon II D. GtLpIS, late Attorney General OF the
United States.
Hon. HsvRY ToLAyp, Philadelphia.
Hon. b. A. BIDLAcK, of Pennsy ivania.
!oay FRaznn, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Hon. ?. H. EyGLr, St. Louis, Mo.
IaoaAs McKSIaar, Esq. Dubuque, Iowa.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-06-03

S0 SACKS RIO & HAVANA COFFEE
~ just reed and for sale by
Nov.ls ]. BENNETT e. co.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-06-03

G EAfS-The highest market price will be paid
Tor 1900 bushels good Oats.
Jan. Fl l3 DRURY & DAVIS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-02
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR
EAIE

B'hSJANI TO the provisions Of he last vii
~" ana 'e'i,menioi Patrick Ray, deceased
/ VIII, on the 20 n cay of Nav ncyt. I,rr. ,.
J r3Inia Hotel n the city oiN bc,'ing. st'to fb
highest bidder, rbe following real rs.afc
h'' 30 % on hal1 street ou which there eye Q
cslrabic dwelling houses and sfoit rooms ln .
business part ofthC city
As' Tot 90 p ON the corner OF Market aud JEFF
leTs.n STREETS. ou which Tier. De- gu.la nous,
q, iEN >-Duc third e .rn vr,ra,r r..r,, lr
hand, the r,sIau, uu 90 Crra' # pr, .rF ISL.
Years, with interest from i., drv of e.f.. and n
lem. on The property Co sc,.T, tie rur,Iasr mo.
nc ntr, base. VIII b. entitled Go thcrcat-
after the first Of Aprii-ucxt
JOHN BYRNE,
Administrator Ge lufis ron.
Inn lie Mlh he Wi n.rlr-l
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-02
NRGININHnTEL
JACOB KLINE

ID ESPE TFULLV informs his friend. and A.,
hS travelling public that he has rented thi. well
rooms are well iurn shed and attended =, bs
.aoig snpn icd with the best the market aH.rd-
an, ms "ar with the choicest wines and Iqtlrs
Mr \. w. FLEMING, who has had c,nstI,r
aole eN~0crlcnce IN some Of the fret hotels +, fL,
.a-l and hos also been for FIVE wears fra as.ls
ianlln the United States hotel IN this civ. has
TS IN ,naAget a. sgpeuntendautO Of the Elr,ini.
Hotel. and will give his vutIe At enti.p 10 H.
establishment. W. ''
The pro retor fat'ers himself tina, by his avn
c~Netuons and the assistance ofMr Ff.rnrDg vL-
= Wen Nnpwn 10 the travelling IN he, will b.
enabled 20 make the Virginia Hotel scro1I to y,
similar establishment ia the west. and ne v-ehr.
an "h0 have regard for their comfort and com.
NfrtISt &C. LINr l..
I'M hotel {. the oficaofh;m :relt E,s'erp
ana Nesiern Lines Of stagcs.agdT TRAY cll,rs can
sI,uI' seats ~ ANY d~rectIos al he bar. lii
'als2 oui a snort distance from tho steamboat
.tnetnS anl as attention Is paid to the arrival
~ azure o. boats, travellers can al all times
E ADVISED 9i ne same, and have their baggage
""'h 10 Rom tue rivor free %! CHARGE. ia Is
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-02
I'll IS

NLILiAbLL PjlAiONICA.
fENiiE properties Of THIS mgdicine have bccn cir-
Is ~ icslei aUd~its excellence and yIriuos mad.
MADE apparent . many Of the most rcsnecfobL,
i'lniNcs ND Uhs city. While tits simple aud Iunn.
cent ia MS compositions; 10 IL active and edir,,rf
~ q cIIiANNe agent, never lalIng TO produce the
must happy anu beneficial results when Inc d.
re-uons for Its use are strictly con,nIiaJ win
! nc celebrity which this medicine has auaiUcd--
Lldtpcnqtul OF any c~NertIOns OF the urrDriefor i'm
ip'clhS u .npon public attention, as is the fashion.
u'I based exclusively upon its own me,it--is n
sufhcicnt warrant for confidently rccommendipr
u 10 Ulc pubic, as q I~refHrati n of suneripr Eli.
cacy M al Pulmonary affections. NiZ: rouahs
ToIds, asthma, Influenza, WhooplDa Curub
ioars'ness, DIFFICULTY Of breathing. Pains and
H,eabutss OF the breast. &c. Common Colds
NHlCh arc. generally caused hy Olstrurf,d nor al.
I.aIoh' W.T. leid 20 MS influence IN a few Lours
a paIoNisu OF coughing Is Immediately subLucd
ny Tcs9riing 70 the Pulmo lea; IN Asthma. cold
~ the mead, " hopping Cough. a~nIIndlenza II
i,as oCeh USED win success. IL gent
" IIoWe'es CNpcctoTatUn, gradually opens the
, p,lrs OF The skin and txsrts a s%alutnry. soothing
lhHuyncc over the general system. IL can safely
oc adm nistcrcd to The most delicate infants
ne Pu'monlca Is prepared N conformity with
ne most recent improvement in Pharmacy. en-
utely !r5nl indigenous plants, the activc principl.
oil which rs not dIssipa'ed by excessive boiling a.
s too frequently the case win vegetable 5rsna-
ole preparations II cost the manufacturer much
anoT and experiment before he adopted n process
J. Tlts preparation; and he hattcrs himsclfhe has
mary attained The ulumatum of success and
that ms medicine pos csses mJrc uniformity and
lneitcHl t~lieIrncy than any composition OF the
Kind that has preceded IL
E.rparsd by WILL M THORN, Apnthccary
1nG Chemist, - Market Street, Pittsburgh.
Received and for sale by
mar 26 JAMES
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-02
IINER

Carc5 byhs useof Dr. HarIirL's Compound S,rcu-
hsHiHg and AprrieHt PHs
Nv William Richards; Pittsburgh. Pa. entire
W. ly cured Of Tho above distressing disease
us symRoms were pain lnd weight on The Icf
soc, loss 81 appetite, vomiting. nCud quotations
2 a~isiention Of che stDmrch, sick headache, fur
Itd i1neue cDuufcuaucC changed g. "a CltrJu col
p dihcuIty ol bro1thI1Z, disturbed rect attend
.d with a cough, great debility, with other
1in'i0us INDICATING great arrangement of the
Iytf. hir. Richards bad che advrc Of several
ll1ricn's Medicines. which fernrr4tsI f4 tTscf.
n4a perfect cure.
fnncIpaI Office, 10. 'N0rt1 EIGHT Street. Phi
'olI hi2. forsalc ly JOHN FISHER.
~ WhIUhre Va
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-02

NHUSIEE'S SALE will sell aipuhlic auc.
"A uon. 10 The highest Bladder. for cash. at the
iorse now o~ccnpled by Joseph 5 Ilaguctn TIA
deiph,a. Ohio county, Va. on Nrcn,sdoy Al, I2t,
Jay OF Aprh. 1872, The goods and chattcls c.umr.
tal'o consisting OF household and kitchen furni-
lu'.l III a uecd0t trust from SAID Hague 20 mo
as trus &c 'or the b nett of A Bcdlin1. which
ueeI ~ oiracurd IN Clio county Clerk office in
C.h<S' pase 36l, J &C SNIDEt,
''ANA OIL I'm
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-02

a.' Mahogany Looking glass. Portrait
M and Picture frames make n, 80, ~ a..
u" styic, AID old frames rr.It.
u Sf'thGid assortment If I.DoEirv C1,ssrs
A. ~ anu Picture Frames constantly on band
q -. = sue ,oNer than they can be procured
NHeTt-Also sign painting and raiutrr I'm
a. rs lGFl,mS BREACHES promptly cxccutSd bv ]
~ INUP, No 100 lhin strsct Wheel.
n'Fe can be procured al an times.
ava putty "H-' N9lhia"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-02

NOTICE-AlI pesons krsvinr rhem,rr,c,,.
" be indebted TO the subscriber by note ~,
%" account for iOngcr period than 4 months
WI tease walk forW ard ant chalk va immcfi-
~ or lnelr acc UNITS Will be placed IN The hand
OF mar Ia 4 4 No A. Z A n
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-02

NLtGlNtl-IS CrAxcEHv-At Rules held i'm
JheJic ks Oi.cc 81 the tfrcut Sup,u.r Courr
ct Law and lhaucCy for the County Of ghioI M
tLr month Of Ftbruarv. 1872
William W. ShuvCr Complainant.
0--iuef
rruncis X. Armstrong. administration d. hania
non " Noah Iauc deceased. and EhrucZrr
xan'i Trustee under tha will Of the Said Noah
Eanc James A. MCLEAN out MARY his WIFE.
,sic Mary I1uc, William PITTS and Elizabeth
Hs wife lale Elizabeth Zane. and Crrnara
zane and Mary j.. Dorsey. Ia;c MaryL. Zane
widow Of said Noah Zane, deceased,
Defendants.
VIE defendant William Pitts not having enter.
u cd his appearance and given security accord.
20 che act of Assembly and the rules Of this
court. and 90 appearing by 41fa flcflrv proof th4f
he Is not an tnh1ht1nfof this Commonwealth.
on MOTION Of tha complainant tycrurseL. frr41r-
fcredtHlt che said D..ouIaut William Frafu
appear ugro on The fret day Of the next SPRING
term oi This court. enter bis 1n.rarrure and All
svcr The said blu or otherwise defend f..4 -uf.
and fHaf1 copy of fFfs 1THgrbe forthwith u4.r..f
fu some Newspaper printed Ir fIr Cry of Wheel
Iu. f.rfwr months .TEcrassE.g % rH posted r fH.
front door of tHe count house of DII1c1uu'.t
copy tCsfr
Good, for C5mgt feb
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-02
E OOEINa GLASS Am PTC~rI-nTS

"a THAMES BRANSPRUP, Agent. res.
p%ccttu!ly lufn.ms the public that he has now n
nrst rate GUlLDES, and is prepared 10 furnish
hnoNiuE glass, Picture aud other frames in suna-
nor style, also TO regi!d old. frames in tho brs,
style NJ his shop No 100 Main street. An ordsrs
promptly attended to "N
Pleas call and examine the work. Of which H..
has n LARGE stock on hand:
Wheeling. J9nuarv I.IStt
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-02
DE nuNrAN,s
R"EXProRANr REMrn.

e RENPFORANr REMEDY
8 performing some Of Inc most wpnd, rrpl op,as
on record. Mr. WV PEARSON Of Dsl,voro
county, Pennsv,vania was taken In che r4lf a.
l7tf with a distressing cough. which d,Iv ia
creased until be became 50 murn reduced III r.t
that he was obliged 90 be helped I'M and .1f ,i
bed. Ills physlciIus az length gave ap aIIo9.c.
and pronounced bis lungs fltally affected ana +,
Curabl,. IN this hopeless s%itulfiJp he vas f,yf5
m1uths whom n friend n bis called % sos him E
discovering bis awful condition be immrdafeIv
procupeiif0r him three bntursuf DIR DUNCANS
EXpECrORANTRENEDY havInr wifpesssJ
the effects lu n similar c1sa induced him f1 pr,-
cure the Wcdlcine, and gave 90 according 90 drect
tons, and Co. the astJuIahmsut Of an friends tho
patient began 90 g.; better before using The fnaI.
icIns one week. After using 90 strictly six weeks
tho pautui was rendered able t1 resume hs Fri
~ Occup1u1n. HoU many thousands of v4Iua
bic friends have been taken aw from Us by wan
NJ proper treatment. Tho very many fhlf are
yet among us and Iab0rng uufsr alarming sgr1
tor. % such beg 70 sfy. procure fmw.Iflfsfv
DIX DUNCAN'S ENPECTORANT REMEDY
anou 20 De not too i1fc you may br stored "a,
perfect health; IN tho last stages thfre Is con.
and p1llintng effects.
Fer wis ~ he PRINCIPAL OFFIcE. 10 V,.t
Eighlh street, Philadelphia. Aisl MT fbe R,.t 49,.
Of JOHN FISHER.
mM ~ Wheeling. Va
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-02

M RS WaIker on Female Beauty. with olaf,
~ Barns. Practical sermons.
Tragedy Of flc Seas.
IUrurr's Chemistry
N"lius Class Book II Anatomy.
Dl.. works vols &c. 10 IN FISHER.
'el it No.tCJ M1fn 80
Oh HiIDS Prime n % srzari a store and l5r
- s1lc BY JACOB % MITCHELL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-02

SIlERNAN'S WORM LOZFNGFS.


sDKONED 10 more Than 100000 eases 10 be in
d %iailihici the oalY certain worm dcs.rovino
me IclEe ever discovered. May diseases srise
rom worms and occasion lougaHd ntnnsgsuH,
w anH ~cVcpdcath, without theii ever being sus-
pgCit'' grown persons are very often afflicted
WIN Ihcm and are tOctDrel for various COM
"lnlS' without any benefits when one dose of
lh,Se IoZengcs would speedily curethem.
N,IJ murphy, 90 North street PHILADELPHIA was
"fINtC % .hy. q poor woman whose daughter 7
Yeas oiI' had begn sick nearly 3 years; her SO.
Hl"DH was IS large as a grown PERSONS. her
diIls ana EGGS so swollen that She could nor
VIZ OF help herself, although she could cat as
mlcli a5tWg luborIng men Two celebrated doc
&c lad Exhausted their skill without auv hen.
eH'' ne iathtr had spent All he could raise and he
2 discouraged, and had abandoned am idea IN
upinS any ihlng more for her and looked 10 death
a'3Ue tolake hcr out Other misery. RJr AIuruhv
oJtIeNHhR "a case Of worms, gave her Z box IL
nHtIHlal LoZeng.s, AMI IN Two DAYS gae re
1u'heH WIN JOY beumIng In her ewes, and said he
I'ohsi3es mad saved her child's life. Thu first
Jose hli. brought away ncariya pint OF worms
nphe U'lng mass, she afto wards counted rylr
~ tnat were discharged besides the r. ass. which
9Hc could not count. The child was GteyaIIy On.
% up WIN them another living witness of Inc
aInost miraculous efficacy Of S~horman's Log
Pucc only % cents n box.
For sale bv CHAPLINE& PRYOR.
nov II Union street. Sole agent f-r ttis cifv
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-02
W. W 8 s. II. JTNESON.
& RETAIL DEALERS N HATS
AND APPS

hcstSidc0 Of Main street. Whoclug. Ia.
VI on hand and are constantly manulaciur.
IL ing a general assortment of superior FUR and
Slik hats. They have received the lattstsprinc
fashions ircm New York aud are now prepared
supply To order all sizes aud qdalt;es. IN th,
,.ssGnt or past style, "a may suit customers,
n.acN ana .Drab 1cav n and Ca stor, pls!n
White Russia and Napt bats.
l,hey also Keep onh nd an assortmCu oCplain
iNd fancy mems I'D 'ols flr end cloth caps.
az oI Whlch they oHer 90 their customers and the
AH',ic or be most pleasing terms.
All ofdCrs from country merchants and dr7l-
Frs rpnpt hlicd on jhc % us. favorable terms.
IhdnAirl iorthe liberal Tntrouace they have
tIe'ol'f' Ec'eiNei. they solicit n share of pub
lc patronage which they are determined 10 de-
sllN- or pr'upta~ftchuon persona, application
10 business and cheap aud favOrs BILE rules.
NAV "
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-02
CARPET * COVERIIT ESTAB-
bISITMENT.

DOMESTlC MANUFACTURES.
DAVID kENNEDAY respectfully ~slIrclts IN,
attention ofdCal, rs, heads al families and th,
PUBIC generally 10 his establishment m Sout.
"he.IihH, ~ here he continues 20 carr on TIA,
wfatihgu 81 DphESl IC CARPETS AND co.
NEBLi Is, Of n variety of sfv.e IS. Grured Rim
DOW ana Venetian. He has also several nov
EntieTis' mar cannot full 20 afford per feet suus.
and his work warranted Of the best qualty. Nv.
cry kHd oicoior.ns done at the most reasJnabl.
price.
MhrtlIna. Sent 10 Isff I'm
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-02
WINEs Il LInIORs.

THE subscribers have lust received from Phil
4 adClphIa direct roWth importers g. Pres
and Casks Wines and Liquors, of every variety
and price which tley Dli.rto dealers aud Others
on the mpsthbsrbl terms IN casks, dsmiiohps.
Bolt os and on draft fp qI1nUtiCs 10 sdli, tle fol
lowing wcliknown Brands comprise a portion Of
their stock,
alexander ScignsfeC )gai1c Brandy;
f1etlifou Bordeaux do do
J } Dope, do do
GIddard's extra old C0guIac do 1919.
Hour Glass and Anchor GIN.
Duil 6ordon & Co. sup'r pale Sherry.
L12doH particular Madeira.
4 sburns fine Grape Juice OF Tcmpcrancepo port,
Harris and sons. Port wine,
Geo Lorung Sweet Malaga,
Ioucrile and Lisbon Wines.
Queens W~hitcPDrt, splendid,
French Cordials In bottles. Muecaft. U1ckhcI
Ner, Family Clarct, French White vine. yine-ar.
&c.
KING g. CRUMBACKER.
dec g5 No ff. Uafrr 81.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-02
WESTERN INSURANCE COMPANY
Capital Stock $4,000

Thu 4 HJU'IF.N, tTtslutnI
n MCpY, Secretary.
Dire tors-Dln'el Lamb, James IT Forsyth.
Wm = Peterson. Morgan Nelson, Jphu McMul
Ian, Robert Graugle, Alexander Paxton, a n
JlNnStOI.
Omc il the Wheeling Say.nEsIpstitution next
door below TIE Virginia Hotel
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-02
DAGUERREOTYPE MINIATURES
II. O. HAMKNG

(E|SPtCItCLLH informs the ladies and gen
h tcmen OF Wheeling that he has opened a
room for a short time over J VI Clarks's FX.
'hlHse once, dam street., wherein - prepared
90 iufu-h The most perfect PHOTOGRAPHIC Dor.
Ual-' .uushtrc inof a. aCrctofprcl b. ~ nec,s-
sary With tnIs Improvement. PersOns wishing
To- refpttgatg a fsIfifnl rtssmhiancs Of thsnf-
selves and minds on an mp4Ishablo table, have
no" au opportunity Of doing so az very mode
rare expense THE extreme beauty and peTfteriou
gt lhtsc miniatures oyeTiOTmey productions Of tn,
oaspcrfcoUfpe cannot tail 20 please. You are res
urcuIilY invited 20 lail and e1amfne Tor yo,,t.
selves. Hours from 9 A VI 10 4 NJ.
One 81 the improved apparatus for sale with
nsirun IONS amply 1s HhsvI. a. 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-02
CONSUMPTION AND DEATH

WILL most a~ssurcdly be The early fate Of
those who neglect themselves when arlict.
ed with he pre- u9hirory symptoms IF Consurp.
non such as cold, cough, bro nchitis or s1rrEcsS
OF ne throat, hoarseness, difficult eNprctor.ti1n
u hn1, spltuugat blood. dc, Or DUNCANfS
'EAPEGlOiANT REMEDY is expressly urc.
par q for the removal aud cure Of the daprer5us
end trIublesOm- diseases Therefore yIu who
are Iatonng under the influence Of thes, com.
pants, procure immediately this medic.nc be-.
lore ~ s too late. ONE BOTTLE NAV be thor
means of proloUgIug your life. Alwavs osL n,
Dr. DUNCAN'S ENPECTORANT kEMEDY
ana sse thar you Get u. and not be persuaded by
some who sell d~iiieTent medicines TO take some
81 Their medicines % preference. Thesa persons
OBTAIN some cheap thing. and palm It upon the
pubic al full price. AZ therefore importan for
purchasers 90 he on their .uurd.
DIR DUNCAN'S E~XPECTORANT RENE
Dl isyut up IN large sized bottles. and euvelo.
LCdIn blue piper. The Quite form contains a
me steel engraving representing Hope in a
Storm
Prcc one dollar bottle.
Principal Office 10 North Eighth Street. Phi
adeIadeiph Also for sale NJ the store Of
Whc ling feb /. IOtiN FISHER.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-02
INDICATED CANDY.

ER, Of SieUbcuvil'e, Ohio, has succeeded
- IN manufacturing an article of CtuIy lent
The experience of Wauy has proved most ofi-ar'
u the case Of coughs, colds. hoarseucss, Glen
lEg The voice add - used as a remedy for hr1y
chlIs, sore throat. hopping C0uah. sc Mr. Ro'
tr considers tins candy equal If not very much
superior 10 any other In use, njtwiths.a an ing
me many bloaicd advertisements that havepur
TED ihcia INTO notOy;rtv. Thu Irouri.tor has
spared no raius m making himself acquainted.
with the various articles that enter into and COM
pose has celebrated candy aud confidently rec
ommeUd 10 - all who are suffering under anyof
the above maiat'cs please call AND give 10 n fair
rat To be had nthis mannfactury, Stsuhen'
vile, Ohio and AZ y Dorsey's drug store, Mar.
lct street. Steubeuvllle, Ohio.
AGENTS
BIGGER and Marks, Masilon.O
Boyer and williams Franklrt, Ky.
DR. ) HenuIug. Rich ond. Ohio.
also a. Pr STpDD'S Drug aud Medicine
store, 202 Main street. Wheeling.