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Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1842-12-01
IMPORTANT LEGAL DECISION.

Garter. Norton 6 Co. VS.. Thinning e Others.
In the Superior Court for Jefferson
county. Virginia, at Oct. term, l84s,
the defendants were sued as endorsers
on certain drafts, held and owned by the
plaintiffs. amounting TO $4,000, drawn
by the firm of Ford & Snyder. of Virgil
MIA. on houses in the city of Baltimore
engaged in the -four trade. who failed a.
bout the commencement Oh the: present
wear. The drawers failed also, and made
special ASST gnment. protecting tie de-
PENDANTS in the case Of their liabilities
for their drafts in question.
The defence set up was
Frs: That the proceeds eff the drafts
were paid in Virginin lneney:
Second: That the interest was deduct
ed at the time of discounting the drafts:
Third: That interest was charged for
The allowance of the three davs' grace.
which. it was alleged, could be charged!
in Virginia b. the Banks only. they be-
ing empowered, by Act of Assembly, to
make such charge, and to compute. and
take interest by way Of discount; that
Is. deducting it at the time OF making
The loan.
The case was argued for the defendant
bv h.tessrs. Cooke and Mason; aud lfb,
the pi.lntiffs, by Nlessrs. Hunter and
Lavende,-.
The Co urt over-ruled every point
made in the ,.'rf.nca. and rendered judg
ment fer the p,. 'irftitfs.-BoH. .american
N
Cwiar Beef ana I'ork.-'rhe follow
ing rece,pt for curing be 81 or pork is saie
to he the best now m use. IT is givel
by the editor Of the Gen .mautow'n Tele
graph. who re na1-ks that IL tins mode b.
once tried, il VIII be used again ~ prefer
ence To all others The receipt is rs fol
lows: = TO 1 gallon ef.water. take J:
ID. sugar. ! OF. saltpetre. In tins ratio
the pickle to be increased to any quaint
~ desired. Let these be boiled toget.h
err until all the dir from the salt and sug
ar (which will not be a'iittle5 rises to The
top and is skinned OF! Then throw i
into large tub to cool; and when pei.
fec'ly cod. pour it over your beef or pork
to remain in the usual time. say four o
Eve weeks. The meat ,nust be we'll co
Yered with the pickle. and should not b.
put dawn for at least two days after kill
,s. during which time it shouid he slight
Iy sprinkled with powdered saitpetre."
The Declaration Of Texan lndeper
dence was signed on the I'd of March
1856. bv Sc persons. Of whom SO wer
natives of tie United States-one Of Yu
rataa. one of England. one of Ireland
oas IT Scotland, and two OF Bexar.
-eS6-
Thursday week we recorded SNOW
This Tharsday stjs recorded Also
IF JOY DON'T b,Iieys i, ask our joe.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1842-12-01
BOOK BlNDERY
IN HARRIsoNBURd VA.

FEVHE subscriber would respectfully inform
4 the public, that he is engaged in the a.
hove business. Blank Books made to order.
Books rebounds and all orders attended TO
with promptness, AMI at prices to suit the
times. Address,
JOSEPH II. SHUE.
HArr.sonourg, Va.
November a, 1875
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1842-12-01

We learn from the last Charlottesville
Jetferson'an that MIR. Irving, the wing
candidate in the Charlottesville district,
Tor Congress. at the election next spring,
has withdrawn from the field.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1842-12-01

Case of. c. CoA.-Tnis individual who
was charged and convicted of the murder
OF Samuel Ad ms,a book printer in the
city Of New York-put an end 10 his ex-
istence a. few minutes befure he was to
have been executed. on the 9Th ult., by
stabbing himself to the heart with knife.
About an hour before this occurrence. at
his request, he was united in the bonds
of matr'mony. with a girl Of the name of
Caroline NJ. Henshaw, formerly his mis-
fress,b by the minister attending him -
lie then requested to be permitted to be
nlohe until the hour ef his execution
wien he committed suicide in the manner
above described.
The Legislature Of this State convenes
on Monday next. We anticipate an in
teresting session. as the subject &c dis
tric''ng the State aud the unequal dis.
tribution OF tie right of suffrage, will be
brought before that body. and which,
frnm the contrariety of sentiment and
feeling existing between the members.
Will give Use TO animated discussions
Our readers shall BE- duly advised of all
OF importance that takes place.
t. On the fourth page Of to-iay's pa
per the reader will find the commence
ment of Col. Randolph's address tefore
the Albemafle Agricultural Society. It
is both instructive and interesting and
we ask for it careful pcrusaI. There
are many excellent sentiments ans. much
sound philosophy in it. His remarks in
regard to the advantages of agriculture
TO nations. cannot fail to be interesting
20 tie reader.
We learn from the last Charlottesville
Jetfersonan that MIR. Irving, the wing
candidate in the Charlottesville district,
Tor Congress. at fine election next spring,
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1842-12-01

According 70 the Table Of Memory, a
work published in England. the steam
engine power in use in Great Britain is
equivalent to the labor. Of 500, OoO, 900
men.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1842-12-01
FROM HAVANA.

The steamship Alabama, at New Or
leans, brings files Of papers to the st.l in
slant. The arrest Of Mr.. Turnbull, the
late British Consul, for attempting to
excite seditious movements among the
cclored population, had thrown the peo-
pie of Cuba into great excitement. Turn.
bull was brought inao Havana on the Cd
instant, as prisoner on board the Spanish
war steamer Congreso. 1t appears that
Turnbull left Havana in August and pro-
ceeded to Nassau. and then embarked for
the south side of Cuba, and landed near
Nueyitas. There he sojnurned FOR seine
time. preaching insurrection anong the
blacks. and striving in every way to stir
them up to overt acts of rebellion. Up
on strong evidence being brought against
him, he was at length arrested and des-
patched to Havana. Here he was detain-
ed upon trial but through the antrine
exertions of tue new British Consul his
life was spared, and he was ordered to
quit the country for ever. He was piac-
ed on board the British steamer Thames
IN the 9th inst.,> and sent back to Eng
land.
Genera; Bravo, acting President oil
Mexico. reached the capital on the goth
October. and was to enter forthwith upon
the duties of his office.-Bee.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1842-12-01

Effects Of The IorIG::-A gentleman
recently from Western New York. states
that near y all the coarse and fine wool
len goods worn in the towns of Vermont
and New York near the frontier. instead
IF being made from the wool of their own
sheep, are clandestinely brought in from
Canada.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1842-12-01
Graham's Lady's and Gcntleman's
MAGAZINE.

PROSPECTUS FOR Is42.
Edit
GEO. II. GRAHAM & RUF. W. GRISWOI.D.
REGULAR CONTRIBUTORS
J. FENEMORE COOPER, RICHARD II.
DANA, WM CULLEN BRYANT,
HENRY W. LONGFELIOW,
CHARLEL +. HOFFMAN
I. c. CITATION,
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1842-12-01

n Singular Gaase of DeaA.-The
Washington Arkansas) Telegraph in
forms US that a man asamed Holman lost
his life near Murfreesbeuough, Pike coun-
ty, a few days ago, in rather singular
way. lie had been drinking pretty free.
ly. and thrust his Bowie knife, wi{hou.
"A sheath. into his saddIe-bags. The
knife cut through the saddle bags, and
pierced the artery of his leg. which caus-
ed him to bleed to death. Aroused to a
sense Of his situation, and out of the
reach Of help. he bad scrambled to pool
OF water, where he was afterwards found
dead.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1842-12-01

The Declaration Of Texan lntepen-
lence was signed on the I'd of March,
1886. bv Sc persons. Of whom SO were
natives of tie United Sates-one Of Yu-
eataa. one of England. one of Ireland,
os,s vf Scotland, and two OF Bexar.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1842-12-01

December /, 1912.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1842-12-01

Thursday week we recorded SNOW
This lharsday sjs recorded Also
IF JOY DON'T b;!ieys i, ask our joe.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1842-12-01

-lNarhiag newspapers.-The postmas-
ter General has written an interesting let .
ter to a gentleman of Kentucky, in which
be has decid ed that sending newspaper
to another with name written upon il.
even though the sender did not write it.,
subjects the paper to letter postage.
This decision ia in a case where an Jindi.
vHual received paper directed to him.
sell en the margin, the same paper, with
ms own name upon it. was sent to his
snn. end the postmaster Of the place
charged 1t with letter postage. The rea-
sons assigned for it are, that the name on
the margin Of newspaper sent to the
SON. communicates to him the fact that
the father was still alive. and 10 sufficient
iy good health to write and that he had
sent linn the paper, &c.-Balhnore Sun.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-02-01

q Nd NOT sut.,r the early seeds 20 knit fatal
- threads 200 yoUv sysieIa, bot guard hem rs you
w luid the thief az night WI "a you fad the ia
"a enemy seeking 90 DESTROY your htauh by im-
h.hfng tIe 'vtl steds &C s. serious iiEctsc, r.
MEMBER d. DCNcAN E&PE tVORNNI'
itENlEbl VIII Immediately destroy AID rem
owe taen. IhIus3ads oi yOur sex de anrually
rom thc want OF p oper tTtat meat Ia tho G
known the wonderful elects Of this ncdlci ne
G.t used % M ftrIe, mauv could have prplp n ged
their days End set be dwell * amongst their dca-
rest iueLds. IDCs1 VINO are labSrag uddSr the
lohIrUcs Or this q sucF - lose no time IN procu
rug Or DUNCAN'S E&PEClORATT REM
EDN. ats safe ard cfa,tual, and always gives
rciy. ~ the most hoIeisss Eases. f. strcngthens
The weak aud dcbilitated, relieves the pain in the
breast and SIDE, suppress ses the distressingc1Ugh
stopping he hectic fever and night sweat, and
hnnlly. u the case be not to- far advanced, lc 20
tO~Cs 10 perfect health.
Full directions and a ~trfafs, is gwen IN a
pawph'ci which accompanies ire med cin'.
For sale az the prIicIpal Office So - NoHh
Eighth street. Pailad.lphid, also l,tle sto:e OF
JOHN FISHER.
jar ~ Wheeling Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-02-01
DYSPEPSIA OF Ten YEAESSTAND.

AM truly happy 10 state 10 the afflicted comm
NIFTY that a m;mber Of my family was aliicj.
ed for ten or twelve years with the above dis,res-
sing disease. The sympto rs were great Oppres-
sion after ealing, acldIty Of the stomach, a severe
pain IN the side an d breast, SICK headache. men
tai d~espOndencV, with Other symptoms during
which tIme numbeTlcsa remedies were procured
Without obtnlning much relief. Having heard of
the good effects OF DR.. Harlicl's Compound
lag and German Apencnt P.is,I was
induced to give them a trial, and 4 am happy 10
state that BY using one box Of The German Aueri-
enf Pills, accomDanied by the STRENGTHENING to-
uC pile, that they have nearly cradicatcd the dis
ease. l consider ~ due TO those afflicted that I
make this acknowledgment. that they may like.
wise procure iie same InvalUahle medicine, and
DC Heed from those distressing dlFcaEcs.
With gratitude and respect,
WIN. VI. SPEAR, No. IE5 Old York Rood.
For sale Al NOls North t'ghth stree, Phiia.
dciphi1, and JOHN FISHER.
octb Wheeling, Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-02-01
KNOTE &

AM GUILD Respectfully iniorm their friends
w and line public generally. Tint They con.
unue 70 mauuiaciure, md have on hanl o. general
ass,rimont Of : vanish. - Slui,h 7nI American
Sidtlcs, B1'dNi - improved Spring Saddles. Illis
SADDLES, OF various patterns, Brides, Mariu~.r-s.
cua hrtle Filings, Saddle Bugs. W.. ks and Val.
lcre, Harness md Wagon Gcars. Collars. Ute.cs ,a5
Tmccs, Carriage Crop Switches AMI WAGON ~ h.ps.
Baf1'o robes AND Buhllo Saddle covers and every
other article usually Kept in ticir bne ct trade.
Nnrrcnted nf thc very best m7ter.ll and Work.
m]lnship. Auof which lhcy VIII soil AZ Nholcsalo
of retail o. terms to suii ihp times.
Thankful Cor past Gvor. uc solicit r. c1nt.nulgss
OF Public PATRONAGE. Give us cell anI vc qnmis,
30 use our best cx-rions GO make it your in,5rcs
10 deal with us.
Jan 4-6 mo.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-02-01

Fer FASHIONABLE HAT MD CAP
~ MANDATORY.
ES+5 1903. Main street. Wheeiig. Opposite
E< Mr.. Rub5's Chair Factory
GSSGAS AVERY g. co. respectfully in
- firm Jhcir friends and lac pubic
hal they have on hard and are constantly maau-
ia'turing a general assortment Of Hats and CAPS Of
the latest fashions. warranted equal n not superior
20 any that have been offered, which Will be sold
by the dozen or single al the lowest priccsand upsn
n favorable Terms "a They can be had la tho city
Hats % all kinds aud qualities, also a general aSsc
meni Of men's aud and boys far aud Goth ca
the ycnr.
n. b.. Hats and caps made 70 order, als0 military
mats aRd caps made on iie shortest notice.
They respectfully solicit a liberal share ofpphlic
pliWnagr. ap Is
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-02-01
RuGa

r.AEPETING AND HUGg
su1s.rlsrs tecp constantly on linaj % large
sorm,Ii m C@arpeUng nni tuss, whic.
sdl stprglt9 sale as twenty per cent
aan the same arti5io can Ho purchased
iNGfk h sHaLLcuoss.
lf1 Markef Square.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-02-01

ERON a NAIIS,-we have lusi received
III from he Mandatory Of the Mersrs Elicon. In
Mou9pgala Co, and will Keep constantly ON
hand. large asosrment ofirni and Nails. which
we viii sell NJ Piushnreh prices.
A~TTERBURY, Caldwell & co.
may f3-f
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-02-01
LIVER "COMPLATNT

CHTaI bvL1 N960f Dr H1rIlcI's C0mD0a1d SIr1Ie
Nsniag anil Aperieni Pills.
r Within Richards; Pittsburgh. Pa. entire
Nv ly cured Of tho above distressing disease
Ills symotoms were pain md Weigh 10 the lcft
SIDE, Toes Of appetite, vomiting acrld cuciaii0ns
a disttnti0n Of tha stomach, sick headache, fur
red tongue cOunienaucc changed Q, a citrou col
or difficulty Ofbfclthing, disturbed rest attend
ed with a cough, great debility, with other
SYMPTOMS indicating great arrangement OF the
nYcr. DIR. Richards had the advice of several
unYsiciahs but received no relief. until usiug Dr.
Horhcn's Modicincs, which terminated IN oilsct-
ug q pcrieci cure.
Principal Office. ~. Nor,n EIGHT Street. Phi
" WhcoAna, Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-02-01

RENT

FOR RENT
R@A a large BIRCH building, now occupied
as tavern, al the cirncr oi Main sna
issf = Quincy streets. The conner room la
said building is we'll situated ior a store
or h.siurs> room and would, IL dreired, De rented
frlIut purpose. The house is Sufficiently large
Tor two lcnynenis. and woHlI be rented in lhaI
way. Pgssfs,.un gwen on The Ist OF April next
FOR terms. sc. apply 10
der3S W UFISEETL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-02-01
TRUST SALE OF A VALUABLE

SlORE. HOUSE
VIE undrgsgnei. by virue ora deed of trust
from EDen~z.F Zanc, wIlI proceed D. sell at
Tu5.lc 9usu N az The font deer oithe g lurt house
ct ono. on Monday tde25lh dly OF March next,
mar valuable store house in Zaue3 Row, no
udln sirectin Whee'i1g, at present occupied Oy
bcnb SeIscneYJr, with the appearances
10 terms ofs0'e will be Ons fJWt tn m hand.
M The remainder at three equal payments az g.,
and l3 maths. tia purchaser giving bond
nh 40 roycd security for The deferred payments
tile lndisyu,able.
HENRY MOORE,
&c JOHNS TON,
PerHenry Moore, hs Attorney,
ian Els Trnsicna
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-02-01

", " q y. n,
WHOLESALE q RETAIL DEALERS IN hats
M CAPS.
West sde Of 1iain street, Wheeling, Ia.
AVE o0 hcud and arc constantly manufaciur.
( q ing a general assortment of supcri1r Fur and
SlN hats. they have received the 'afsst sprirg
fashions from NCw York and IRE now prepared
supply e. order ali -iZ"s and qualities, 20 tho
LLtSCHt oT. pas STYLE as may suit customers,
hiacN aod Lral Dc8vlr and Castor, PLAIN
White Russia AID Nupt Hats.
They also keep inland nu assortment Ofpi1in
sEd fancy meme a.dfol fur and cloth caps,
alt Ci which they offer % their customers anc the
Puullc OF hr NEST pleasing terms.
Nil uldrrs from country merchants and deal
ers promptly EIlea on the mos. favorable terms.
Thankful for the liberal patronage they have
hcTc:otorC received they solicit 4 share Of pub
lie patronage which they are determined 10 de-
serve by prompt attention, persona, application
70 business and cheap and flvDrt bic relies.
mavI-y
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-02-01

EEOCKET maps ofihe siaics Of Ohio. Hliuos.
Indiana, Misspud. a I'd Michigan. last edition
jus; received and isr sale by
dec II JAMES A. INGRAM.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-02-01

FOR RENT
22ra TWO very convenient God new brick
~ dwelling house ia East Wheeling. m
as % present prcupiel by JlmosF. Melvin
$3.50 and john !. Hlgc.
ALSO
Tw" frame houses in East Wheeling. well cal
cg'a'Ci for small families.
Al the above houses are well supplied with
both river aUl spring walcr. Possession Of each
ziycn oU The Isl OF April next Fo- terms Apply 10
jan 6 DARE 81 HOGE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-02-01
b'. DJAt1 Us
81 At LGEDE
IS $ IT G9P ITO II,

E- -oEG2~A
20 81 II RlP ITO II,
% cp rni.c Of blood. bronchitis.
81 oil. 5000 bag. asthma. pain IN lie
~ ra..t wI1ortug cough, Group,
.i Hr'ver ana iun-s.
.s.. rH ffsH 8sc--aud death is
a. rilt 1.-Two and hsye a being
....-- taalIf b. Inverted, su
~ .. rre power 81 medicine, 10
.....l-. aai.h seems Js
NJ ....a. raE.r OF tu- heai.Ig art
n .eve lg vain attempted 10
1g t.r aapi. aIJu of re
ts e.I..s .I ..4.n. uE Et3eu ~ their
IA .t."- FP-f)N has dehed Ih,ii
H D.. t.. .t.L stIfHrh win I4puul.Y,
Cd - E.r ..s- embrace "a mend iTum
Z s:I.ia Taa uuU.i-r from every family.
..I aU. 4l3Nucss over tHe pi zee
; saE..EFa. Fee then, NsnUsC laOIrs have
al fnl. ara neG.cI.c Wh ola 90 uany cases
slrest o.. pTHgrtss of HIS iatgi disease aud
4 ~.I its. .lIrC raiIcfIn tlo most stubuOrn
f-ara-. BE- Tse1rieilu t.lo light 81 a
ft-;nr I.Is cyafisHly believed that
tA~ no fOHStrF REMEDY will
Asletfti Is uftseuttd aHG rccomaIendcd
t.I| 1ulItr. EIis Nisd4clle Immediately
Eai ltiiesos ulsdistfDs@ihg cough, caus
ADD ofey aSrertpfatont stopping the
III anu night sHeafs, neahng the ulcerd
glG arfasung the faiai progress OF
tlsn 40 tAe sa ne time strengthening
and dsb. taitd, regulating the bowels
iieiua q l5t resi- aud sweet repOso. THIS
KIN son be relied unQn 20 90 al mat lays
0fmaii-ul nid, being used Zoe the
rractca Of tho iato Dr.. Duncan, Profess
u1iyer3ily of EiinJurgh, for upwards
q wears, by whica thousand have been
~ perfect health. It's not "a BE- un
f4af tie Expecforant Remedy will cure
II C0nsu nDuJu, his be viii not do
there iB ife there Is hope, WI would
afrise alto use this meticine. When
F. u.urR1ls, DO still proves q Dl9ssinR &
.I n. ay ewing ease snd etFepgth, reitct-
W c3Dah end ehaakiug of puicgm, &c.-
fDna is consolation 20 the patient
usr1ds dRn1f experience.
nber. juiy Philadelphia Office at no ls
lutti EleTtTt street.
- by JOHN FISHER.
Wheeling Va
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-02-01
CONSUMPTION
AND
BLEEDING Al TIE LUNGS
CURED

1HNs
BLEEDING Al TIE LUNGS
CURED
BY a 9 use OF cdr. 1T NCA - AST
REMEDY"
lSS ENELINE IEAGER. aged seventeen
1vA year, was taken. when a. O. Q a-o 1fsix,cen
WIN . Il ght coid, whIch She ucglCc cd auul the
tcNSS ieli 2 piey - that seeking destroy &C.
SINSUMP1lJN, when spulcuiiou o. a physi.
Stah was made. bat To Ho fleet. tie considered
htr case q hopeless Oic, au. prcscInei bat fttI.
iieo cue Tor hsr. Ia tho mcautrms SIC dlschLr-
ged great quaLiEies Cf blood, with much cxper-
ttrail0n 81 phlegn aud cough. Her b,ITy frame
az icngih, became reduced 20 aliyIGg 50 let n.
tier last ~ anSibdsiy looked Tor by htrfflendi
utat her SulcrnRs might end By the panas of
u"ath; Dqing The Time her physilh htquG1uy
called, and a he lest resource dcicrmi,,ed %
te the Virtues ofDr DUN,ANiS ENPrCTO-
KANT REMt DN, having noticed some extra
~o5clnary cures ptriorm q b. the, medicine m 81
iHi a. eases. lie n once obt1iuod two totes
NJ ad mistcd u ~ her. The fourth du, he
'yund So.nt change which gave ani IS. he c,n-
unucJ SWING thc me ic'nC Cor eighteen DAYS. at
on a Hc she was rendered able &, be waking
"a hlr bed chamber, TO tho astonis. ment OF her
{ lends ana relatives. She continued using IA.
modiclne Tor eiSht weeks, when she declared her
self entirely free from disease and pain, and Is
now PtrsglaS her daily occupations IN per,c9
health,
\ sma ~plmphlet accompanio, thls medign
wht.n gItts q !uii description OF disease, Ga
manned ol treatment, sc.
for sale iu Wheeling atthe store 81
jim H. JOIN FISHER.
Nitt.AltrN > NO4AI
N ENONED 10 i5ore han 10000 eases To be in
i]oo.Dlei the osiy certain worm dos rowing
nae ilcIuc cy,r discovered. MaGy diseases arise
from worms and occasion loi- and iatrusc suffer
iaS aud even Heath. without then Cvcr being sus-
p'c'ci; grown persons are very often .ilictcd
w.h them ard are dDcfoTGd for various com
lluis, without any benefit; when one dose OF
.h,. .oZcns-s would speedily cure them.
hirJ AAirhy, Oh North street Philadelphia was
applied 4 BY a poor woman whpse daughter. 7
years ot, h', bean sick nearly 3 ;eaIs; her sio-
micA was IS large us q gown pejspn's, her
arms ant EGGS 50 swollen that She could uat
va < or help herself, although she could cat ss
muct as NO iabJTiag fatu Two celebrated doe
{ RS mad exhausted their sALl wIthoW any ben
en-; tlc lHfutJ had spent al he could raise aud he
was dlsc1uraSci, aaG had abandoned an idea OF
do19 any thin. mpIC G'r her and looked 60 dca'h
A.CHt iJ;sNc -rDIt other tHl fCry. hr murphy
o-!'e'lnc % q case n Wo.uls, gave her C. box Il
@H'in'u L"AcHg 8, auI IA twU days size re
.ufuta VIII J.y bvJtnfsg ma her eYcs, and SAID he
L"A,nses Eat saytd her chl.d's i q. The Il 81
dose hld BRO rht away nearly 4 pint OF worms
none uF!aE mass, she ufTC wards counted oV.r
500 t12i were Gi-chBrg ii be- les the r ass. which
she C0aid not count. The chiid vas literally ot-
tsn up with tlcHn- another IIvigu wi.ncs- OF the
az most miraculous efficacy Of Saermau's LOz-
CuECs.
Ftlec o1iyz5 cents n box.
For sale ~ CiiAPLINE & PRYOR.
Union street,
nov u Splo agent Tor this city.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-02-01


USr RECEIVED y Low o CASH.
- Cask washing soda 4 Bbls. TurPcnrnc
Sol G.ratus 5 d" Dry white lead
" Glue " Yellow Ochrc.
" Gum Shcllac Gold hronzcs
Ground L"gwood. C0pal a Jap. yarnishes
Camwuod 3 Jars fue Mustard
Extra L"gNy0d SWANS Panacea
4 bJNcs Chrome Grccn Caut. Extra
Yellow Sarsaparlla dc.
Jun - a. PRYOR Union street.
MUGS, DYES PAINTS. &c.
- Cask Chloride Lime. /" Sal Erntus.
" Orange Shells " Washing Soda, Sacks Crude
SsItPotre. " Wal Corks. Bottle Bbl lomico
Stone. For sale by CHAPLINE n PRYOR.
G~OELICh'ES MACPHERSON ALIVE
NOR the cure OF Cuids. Coa~ts. Consumption.
Emiciaiiou. indigestion. &c &C.. a mcdi,ine
tie reputation o. which has cx'eudod hr aud Wide
over the Uuit-d States and Europe. Gr sale by
j. T.. WHARTON. Corner Union & Water SITS.
irn 10
GRUGS, MEDfCI rs. rAiaIs5 az.
- 80 kogs White Lead in OIL.
4 eases Lamp Black. 10 casos Chrome Green.
, Ven Red, 10 Yellow.
Bale Pat Ccrks. ] Bbl Blue SmaI,s.
i cask Powd Arsenic. fr sale by
iulv IL CHAPfINE ~ PRYOR. Irninn -.