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Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-11-08

A FIRST SPREE.-"Never was drunk but
once in my life," said chap once in my
hearing, "never mean TO be again. The
straet seemed to be very steep, and
lifted my legs every step as il | was get
tIng up stairs. Several cart wheels were
making convolutionS in my brain, and at
one time Gancicd my head was large
carving and turning establishment, the
lathes Of which, was keeping in motion
with my own feet. Iceuld not conceive
what was the reason that tho town had
turned into such an enormous hill; and
what made il worse was, that it seemed
all the time growing higher, and threat
ened to pitch over on me. Stop, stop,
thought |, and + head this old hill yet
or al least, it shant head me. So turn
ed round to go down and get at the bot
tcm; but hang me ifthe town didn't turf
round with me, heading me all the time
and presenting the high bluff in front o
me. Well, sure enough, the groun'
soon flew up and strhck me in the fore
head: and as soon as the stars ciearet
away, commenced climbing with m
hands and knees. The next thing say
was big brick house coming full spI
around the corner! aud believe il ru
right over ma, fer dOn':remember an
more" IN. o, Pic. ....f
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-11-08
OUT OF WORKOUT OF BREAD.

OOI Ot WOhA-OOI OE oHEhDt
We COPY the two following paragraphs
from the Philadelphia Ledger They die.
close an awful state of things in our sis>
Ter city:
"On Thursday morning, poor white
man was detected by butcher taking a
piece Of meat from his stand in Market
street. He begged to be let of, plead
ing his poverty and the suffering Of his
family for want ofbread. An offer was
made by a gentleman TO pay the price Of
the beef, which TIE butchhr declined ts-
king; at the same instant saying, Il will
make him present Of it, as no doubt his
case is hard one.'"
"A circumstance Of similar charac.
Ter occurred last week, but the butcher.
instead of stopping the man, quietly fol-
lowsd him TO his home and nPon going
into the house, was sstonished TO see the
children of the poor fellow gresdily de-
vouring the raw meat, with an avidity
that could only arise fiOm famine, while
the father sat looking on unmindful Of
his own suferngs. This was too much
for the gensibilities of the butcher, who
left the house with precipitation, but soon
returned, having successfully exertsd
himself to procure relief for the starving
family" !"
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-11-08
From the Globe.
THE MORAL OF THE OHIO ELEC-
TON.

The majority of the Democrstic party
will, we now think, approach four thou
sand: and there never was popular de-
eision that 80 effectually vindcated the
intelligence and virtue Of the peoPIe,and
displayed their capacity for selfgovern,
men,. No State was ever more exposed
IN all the sinister infuences--to the chl'
caperv, the corruption, and fraud which
The enemies Of popular institutions no"
hiring to bear systematically on elections
than Ohio in the late struggle. The
whole brood Of banks-all dependent on
the success OF Whiggery-were actively
q the field with all their paper facutt'es'
and the whole standing army OF depend
ants under the control nf their discount
line The merchants, and all the buy
ers Of agricultural produce, were aIs'
husv in the SAME sort Of pecuniary ap
:, neal The lawyer class (for tho mos
=, mart retaiuers of the merchants, produc
dealers and the bauks) filled the Stat
With their uratorical appeals, aud 10 tn
!. thev were aided by Mr.. Clay himseLi'ar
j; 4 train Of his most distinguished trIen,
q ofthe same class from Kentucky,
il rouse the enthusiasm and rouse the hop
,e aud to animate partisaus TO the most rec
"a less and desperate efforts to secure
Q victory, more than hundred thOus'
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-11-08

from one TO two dollars per hundred,
and none but choice and very heavy
hogs will commend the latter price.
As to beef, there will be but very little
ifany purchased. The fatal coDsequen.
ces that have attached 10 every person
who has touched beef for the last five
years, will have the effect Of 6riS
wing all the knowing ones from the mar
ket." a..'
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-11-08

AWAKE, old DRuM!--At a meeting Of
the Democracy of Albany on the 1eth
inst, it was resolved to fire a national 90.
Lutte of 100 guns between the hours Of 8
and 7 on Thursday evening, in honor Of
the re:en Democratic victoties in Lott
isana, Maryland, Maine, NewHampshires
Georgia, North Carolina, illinois, MiSSOu-
ri, Indiana, Pennsylvania and the brill!
brilliant and glorious triumph in
Ohio.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-11-08

or In 1910, the wings said that the
democrati policy would reduce wages. TO
eleven pence per day, and compel Tar,
y,ers and dealers in cattle to sell oxen al
shilling per head. This state OF tnlngs'
they declared, would prevent the IaOor''
ing man from ever having meat on nls 'aS a
BILE, though according to their Estate
ment the laborer would earn every week
the price Of nearly six oxen' tolera6lt
allowance for a small family, it must o'
admitted. The whig policy. they told U
would give stwo dollars a day and roas
beef to laborers. Well, the wings sue
ceeded and whore are tho dollars O."
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-11-08
erFrom the Aaou Telegraph Of

rrFrom the Alton Telegraph OF
the 22nd instant we extract the follow
ing: 3 49,.
week in grealer quantities. than for the few
weeks pravOns. II has maintained the
price quoted last week, that is from 35 ia
371 cts per buahel; good lots only cons
manding .he latter price. Mos
that comesi in is taken for foreign &C
count
Pork and Beef.--From enquiries tha
,va have made of those heretofore en-
Gaged in the above business, we have n
Sssi,a,ion in asserting that market viii
be found this winter IN. this city Ior all v
Dork that will be brought IN: The PrIc
will however be low; very lOw' yaFyInj
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-11-08

BOARDING CoMrNa Down. - The pTopi'
e,ors of some Of the best hotels IN New.
York have announced their intendop4s o.
taking boarders for the wintei a oas~thisd
less than the usual rates! They have
been induced to adopt this policy from
the reduced prices Of marke'iHgihs islt
"r Aonr and Other prOdactiOns--snd thU
oroat reform that is taking plaeein ecOn-
omv. tenn mpsrance and the habits Of soclN
sw-Bdk. Sun.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-11-08
seor ry,r BALL.--The journal

sroP THAT BALb.--The journal OF
cnmmerce estimates the losses Of the
CoomS since ls4O, as shown by the recen'
sIsctionr. to 7l,Ols votes in the SIX
State Of Louisiana, North Carolina, II
1isois. Vermont, Maine, and Ohio. Ad
%ing the loss in Indiana, Maryland ant
New Jersey, the total loss of tho Coon
in nine States is upwards Of NINETY FIv
THOUSAND.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-11-08

WrcONsIx.-The ChigO Democrat oG
The 10Th inst. contains list Of the mem.
bers elect of the next Wisconsin, Legis-
laturo, from which it appears thai tho
Democrats win have majority Of three
in the Council, and two in the House.
Majority on JOINT ballot, Ave.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-28

V~RGINtA-IS CHAScERv-At Rules held in
theIle Re Office of the Gre NJ Superior Court
CfLaw and Chancery for The County ofOhio IN
The month 0f February, 1872
William W. Shuver Complainant,
gains
francis X. Armstrong. Administrator De bonis
non Of Noah Zane deceased, ard Whenever
Zane Trustee under the will Of the said Noah
Zane James a. MCLEAN and Marv his wife.
ate Mary Zane, William Pitts and Eliz1beth
his wife late Elizabeth Zane. and C0rnsua
Zane and Mary w.. Dorsey. la'o Mary l.. Zane
widow Of said Noah Zane, deceased,
Defendants
HVHE defendant William Pitts not having enter.
81 his appearance and given security accord.
ing % the act Of Assembly and the rule Of this
Court. and 10 appearing by satisfactory proof thai
he is not en- nhabtantO Of this Common wealth.
on mou0n OF the complainant hy%cuuuqel it sor-
dered that the sdid Defendant William Pittsd0
appear here on the first dty Of the next spring
term of this court, enter his appearance and an
swer the said bill or otherwise defend this suii
and thata copy Of this orderb be forthwith M srrtej
in some Newspaper printed in the Cry Of Wheel
| iuu Tor two months succcssivclv n td posted The
/ irOnt door ~ the count house Of Ohio cOun'gt
A copy testc
Good, Tor C0mpt feb
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-28

ESPE TFULLY informs hs friends and the
~ travelling public that he has rented tim. well
<no "n establish ment { T n ter IN of years. Hts
rooms are well furnished aud attended 10 H.
able supp led WITH the best the market afr,rds
and his bar with the choicest wines ans Lo tcrs
Mr. A. w FLEMING, Who has had cousiJ.,
aole experience ~ some of The first hotels in H.,
east, and has also been for FIVE years frs, &c.
tantin the United States hotel in this citv ~.
DC IN eng gei as superintendent of the V,roir,,
establishment. "'
The pro )rietor hatiers himself tina, bv his NV,
e~xerilons and the assistance ofMr Fleming Who
Is well known 10 the travelling pu lie. will he
enabled To mai 2 the Virginia Hotel second 20 N -,
similar establishment IN tine west, aud he wishes
all who have regard for their comfort and con.
NITtItC 70 gNt l..
This hotel IS the %oficao Thin ~relt Eastern
ana western Lines of stages, and Trav ellers can
secure seats IN any q rectioA at he bar. "a il
-alsp Out a short distance from the m
lahalne anu as attention Is paid TO the arrival
anuJ epatnrco OF boats, travellers can at all tunes
! e ADVISED OF the same, and have their baggage
AIKEN To and from the river free OF charge. la rs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-28
THO n IS
VEGETABLE PUL.MoNICA

EGETABL PULMONtCA.
properties of this mcdicine have been (.;,.
W Tested and its excellence and virtues mad.
made apparent u many Of the most resnectabI.
tamilies IN tn city. While IL is simple and inuo.
cent IN IT'S composition; 70 ~ active and eficitn M
as a curative agent, never failing 10 pr Ddure the
must happy anu beneficial results when the di.
re tons tor tts use are strictly complied with
The celebrity which this medicine has attained
INDEPENDENT Ofany exeTtions OF the praprietor i'm
iorclng 10 upon public attention, as is the fashion:
but based exclusively upon is own me+its-is n
sufhcicnt warrant for confidently recommending
u TO the public, as a preparati IN of superior eff
cacy IN all Pulmonary affections, viz: Coughs
ColsS, Asthma. Influenza, WhoopIu- Conph
Hoarssness, Difficulty Of breathing. Pains and
weakness OF the breast. sc q. Commo Colds
which arc. generally caused by Distracted per III
ration, VIII weld OTIS lnnuen~C IN a few hours
a paroNism of coughing Is lmmedia telv subdued
by resorung To tho Pulmo lea; in Asthma. cold
IN the head, Nhpbping Cough. AMI Inf Ienza il
mas been used with uncommon success. IL gent
" pfomUtes APPROPRIATION gradually opens the
, p9rs oi the skin and tXrrts a saluiary, soothing
lnhugnce over the general system. IL can safely
DE administered to the most delicate infa nts
ne PuIinonica rs prepared In conformity with
me most recent improvement in Pharmacy, en-
nTely 4 tm indigenous plants, the active principl +,
oil which IS not dlsslp0'ed by excessive boiling a.
$ too frequently the case with vegetable 5rena-
bic prepa- ATOMS IL cost the manufacturer much
riis p eparancn; and he fatteTs himselfhe has
hnal'y attained ne ulumatum of success and
that ms m dlc.ne possesses IN re uni'oTm,ty and
medical efficiency than any composition of the
Kind that has preceded IL
Prepared by WILLIAM THORN, Apothecnry
anc Chemist, SO Marker Street, Pittsburgh.
Received and for sale by
mn - Ia ID ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-28
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR
SALE

DtRSUANr TO the provisions Of the last will
VII snd testament Of Patrick Ray. deceased.
Sll. on the 20 h day of May next. before M,
v rzinia hetsl IN the city ofN heeing. sellto IN ?
highest bidder, rhe following real estate
Lh 10 = on Man street. on which there are 2
eelrshls dwelling houses and stose rooms IN a
husfness part Of the city
Aso ZOE 40 ~ on the corner of Market md JEFF
ters.n sfrHets, ou Which there - an ID house
1kRN --One third ofthe urchase money in
had. the r,siduc on a crtdit e one and two
years. With iuftrcst from the DAY OF sale. and a
iein. on ~ prorcrty 90 sccurc tie Tdrchass mo-
Tho purc heser WILDE entitled TO the rents
tfttr the first Of Apul-uest
JoHN 2 BYRNE.
Adminisfratnr Dc bonis non.
frh is with he Will apngNed
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-28
CL.anccry
sHERMAN's WORM LOZENGEs.

EDROVED in Iuore than 100000 cases To be in
iallible; The oRly certain worm destroying
me icinc ever discovered. Many diseases arise
from worms and occasion long and intense suffer
ing and evendeath, without THEN ever being sus-
peciec; grown persons are very often afflicted
with them and are doctored for various com
2 ANTS without any benefits; when one dose of
lhsse iozenges would speedily cure Them.
MI Murphy, 90 North street Philadelphia was
applied tc by. n poor woman whose daughter 7
years Old, had been sick nearly ) yeaTs; her sto-
IhacH was IS large rs a grown person's, her
arms and legs so swollen that she could not
wax or help herself. although she could eat as
much as Two laboring men Two celebrated doc
tlrs mad exhausted their skill without any ben.
eht; ne father had spent all he could raise and he
was discouraged, and had abandoned all idea Of
cong any Thing more for her and looked 10 death
atone iotake her out Other misery. Mr. Murphy
oelie'lGg u q case Of worms, gave her E. box sf
Shernlans l.Ozeng 3, and IN two DAYS she re
turned with Joy beamiug in her ewes, and said the
LOIenges had saved her child's life. The first
Jose had brought awav nearly a pint Of worms
none living mass. she afte wards counted over
500 that were discharged besides the n ass. which
she could not count. The child was liter ally Ca.
Ten up win them another living witness OF the
almost miraculous efficacy Of Sherman's Log
cnges.
Price only % cents n box.
For sale by CHAPLINE e. PRYOR.
nov IL Union street. sole ngent fer This citv.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-28
LIVER ~COMPIATNT

Cured byne Hseof Dr HqrLeh's Compound StreHg
heping and AperieHi PILE.
NM William Richards Pittsburgh. Pa. entire.
W cured Of tho above distressing drscusc.-
Ills symptoms we're pain ADD weight boz ibc left
SIDE, loss 81 appetite, vomiting. acud quotations
"a distontOn or the stDmech, sick heldache, fur
red tongue cOuntenancC changed ia cltrOu col
OF dltncultY OF breathing, disturbed rest attend
"a with a cough, great debility, with other
SYMPTOMS indicating great arrangement Of the
lyer NJ. richards bad the advice Of several
ny5lcians but received no relief. unul using Dr.
NJ poTfccrcure.
PRINCIPAL office. 10. Nortn Fight Street. Phi
adcI MA FOT safe ~ JOHN FISHER.
WTL..N.. a..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-28
WINEs q LIQUORs.

THE subscribers have lust re 'eived from Phil
II adelphia direct f omthe importers 6; Pres
and Casks Wines and Liquors, Of every variety
and price which q ey Oticrto dealers and others
90 the most liberal terms in casks, demiiohns.
Bott es and on draft IN quantities TO SUIT, the fol.
lowing weliknown Brands comprise a portion OF
their stock,
Alexander Seigns etc CJgii1c Brandyi
CasuIlOn Bordeaux DO do
} J Dupef, do do
GOddard's extra old COgninc dg 1919!
Hour Glass and Anchor Gin.
Duff, Gofdon & Co. sup'r pale Sherry.
LJpdOn particular Madeira.
[ sburns fine Grape JUICE or Temperance port,
Harris and Sons. Port wine,
Geo Lning Sweet Malaga,
Tenerhe and Lisbon Wines,
Queens White Port, splendid,
| French COTdials in bottles. Muscatts HJckhei
Mer. Family Claret, 2 rench White wine, vinegar
KING e. CRUMBACKER,
dec 2s No &c. Wafer 20.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-28

faNRCSrEES SALE will ssll aipuiiic aur.
IL ton. 10 the highest bladder. ior cash. % me
house now octnpicd by Joseph = Hague N Tris-
aelphia, OHIO county. Va. on Mcdnssdav tht Ian
"ay OF April, lSt2 the gond- aud chattels e. ufus
rates icons sing % household and kitehsn furui-
turel IN n deed OF trust from SAID Hague o. me
rs trus ee Tor the b nehi OF A Bedfltba which
deed Is ofrrcord in OEte county Clerk : ofhce an
ook 25, pace 90. &c SNIDER.
omat 5l-3t Tmafe
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-28

60 and Mahogany Locking glass. Portrait
" and Picture frames make To- order n, The
"esirsi s'Ile, aid old frames resilt.
pa, sllenul9 assortment e Looking Glasses,
g. rsi' and Picture Frames constantly on hand
eisewhere-Also sign eainiiny md "a mn. m
60 81 garllns BREACHES promptly executed by ]
S,TRUP No 700 Main strset Wheel
ard putty ~, ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-28
DAGUERREOTYPE MINIATURES.
r.. G. HAWKINS

ID ESPFC TFULLY informs Ihe ladies and gen
IN tiemen Of Wheeling Ahal he has opoued .
room for a short time over J ~ Clarke's Ell
change Office, dam street, where he Is prepared
20 furnish the most perfect Photographic Dor
trai's, sunshine (nOt az heretOfore) being nsces-
sary with THE improvement. Persons wishing
TO Terpctuate a faithful resemblance az them
selves and ri, nds on an Impe-ishablo tablet have
now au opportunity Of doing go at a very mode
rate expense. The eNttenSe beauty sn5 perfecus q
OF these miniatures OverfOrmer productions Of the
DaguerrCOtype cannot lail 20 please. You ave res
%pecuully invited 10 call and examine Cor VOW
selves. Hours from 2 "A VI TO Up ~.
One Of the improved apparntus for sale with
ustruc ions anplv AZ above. an ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-28

WE subs0 der will rest 0r one on more years
] thc house and garden, aud M required 50r s
leres Of pasture land. being the Same now occu
pied BY Mrs Andrew Mcclure. The house ls in
good repair. good spunR and other buildings.
Possession gwen on the tst OiAprl.
Also the largo three story brick house on Man
street. over and in the rear Of the store occupied
By $ AVERY a co as q hat store
mar AZ JOHN McLURE'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-28
DE DUNCAy,s
REMEDY

80 ~ p
- e performing saEe of The INST wonder Cul cuus
on record. Mr WM PEARSON Of Delaware
o ounty. Pennsv. vania was taken IN the fall Of
IA AL , vyth n distressing cough which daily IN.
rrcased until he became 80 mncn reduced I'm aesh
mai he was Obliged TO be helped in aud out Of
ned. His physicians az length gave ny allnopos
and pronounced he lungs fatally affected and n
.ryrsbla In this hopeless stu tlOn he vas fJrlg
m,tths when a friend 1f bic called % SEE him e
.d,scoverina hs awful condition he Immediately
osocnneli6r him three bottles ~ DIR DUNCANS
EXPECTOR ANTREMEBf HAVING witnessed
,the effects in n similar case induced him 20 pro-
.rure the medicine, and gave % uccOrding 20 drec
lions. and q, the astOuishmcnt OF all Trends the
rpstient began 10 e.; better before using the med
fcine one week. After using strictly sx weeks
the patent was rendered abfe 20 resume hs dai
" occupstian. How many thousands 81 valua
ble friends have been taken aw from us BY wan
OF proper treatment. The very many that are
vet among us and laborng uufCr alarming symp
toms ~ such I beg ~ nv proUure immediately
DR. DUNCAN'S EKPECTORANT REMEDY
and II = be not too late you may BE- o stored 10
perfect health. In the Last stages there b. a con
%roiatfon found iu fhis msdiciue by lie sOOthinp
aud p~aliiating effects.
For ssls afibs PRINCIPAL OFFICE. 70 Roul
RtVhth street. Philadelphia. Also ~ the Book sior
~ JOHN FISHER.
7nar i-Prw Wheeling. Va.
NsyreisD Domestic Gin. = good article In s,or
md OR sale by JACOB g. MITCHELL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-28

NoTICE-An Psr-pas kn.~ing Ihsm,elves,o
~ ~ indehiad 10 the sub-cnber by note ~
DOS account fort iongcr period than 4 months
W please walk forN ard and chalk up Immedi.
itiN "f nav accounts vii BE- placed in he hand
oipropcf officers Tor sollsrt,on wtthou, fear or
.nHfuf maF MfEA.IAM
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-28
4 COOKING GLASS AND PICTURE

kA rnANtS@ Agent. ~
info, ms the public that ~ has nov a
hrst rate GUlLDER, aud ~ prepared % furnish
Looking glass, Picture and other frames in sup..
:i'r style, also 10 regiid old. frames in the best
style at his shop No TOO Nam street All ordrrs
promptly attended To
Please call and examine the work. If ,,b,,b A..
has n large stock on hand:
Wheeling. Januarv n lg4t
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-28

NHRS Walker on Female Beauty. with Dian,
R1us'Puctical sermons.
Tragedy of the Seas,
Turner'S Chemistry.
Smith's Chase Book Of Anatomy.
Dicks works, z vols &c. 10 IN FISHER.
oct ~ NoslC3, Main e.
On aHDS Primo N q sugar in store and f5r
~ sale BY JACOB q MITCHELL.
aug -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-28
CONSUMPTION AND DEATH

lNlLt mst assuredly he the early fate of
" those who neglect themselves when aflict-
ed with he pre- n1hi'nry symptoms Of Consurp.
npn, such as cold, couch. brC nchitis or sOreHess
o. The throat, hoarsenesS. diffi:ult eXpactorstion
- . hIna, splitting Of blood. dc, DR. DUNCAN'S
'EXPEC1ORANT REMEDY is expressly pre-.
par d for the removal and cure of the dangerous
aud tr Jublesome diseases Therefore you who
are IaborIng under the influence Of these com
plants, procure Immediately this medic. ne be.
lire 70 is 700 late. ONE BOTTLE NAV be Their
mears Of prolonslna your life. Always ask fo
DR.. DUNCAN'S EXPECTORANr REMEDY
and sse that YOU get u. and not be persuaded by
some who sell diff rent medicines TO take some
OF their me icines 10 preferance. These persons
obtain some cheap thing, and palm il upon the
public NJ fall price. a. i 4 therefore importan for
purchasers To he on Their Guard.
DIR DUNCAN'S EXPEC1ORANf RENE
Dl isput up IN large sized bottles. and. euvelo.
red In blue paper. The QUITE form contains a
Enc steel engraving representing Hope in a
Storm
Price one dollar a bottle.
Principal Office 10 North Eighth Street, Phi
adeladelph Also for sale at the stor Of
Whe ling feb l. JOHN FISHER,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-28
DYSPEPSIA OF TEN YEARS STAND,
ING.

am truly happy 10 state To the afflicted cOmnu-
= nifty that n IN amber Of my family was attiict-
ed for ten or twelve years with the above distress
sing disease. The symptO ns were great Oppres-
sion after eating ,acIdity Of the stomach, a severe
pam IN the side an d breast, sick headache. men
tal despDndencs, with other symptoms during
which time numberless remedies were procured
Without obfaining much relief. Having heard of
the good effects Of DIR. Harllch's COmpcu1d
Sire. - Chering aud German Apericnt Pills, / was
induce to give them a trial, and am happy to
stsn that BY using one box Of The German Aperi-
ssI Pills, accompanied blythe strengthening To-
"a pills. that they have nearly eradicated the dis.
ase. 1 consider il due {. those afflicted that /
make this acknowledgement, that they may like
wise procure the same Invaluable medicine, and
be freed from those distressing diseases
With gratitude and respect,
WIN. VI. SPEAR, No. I25, Old York Rood.
For sale ut No 10 North Eighth stree. PhIla-
deInhia. and JOHN FISHER.
ocIe Wheeling. Va.