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Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1843-10-31
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Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1843-10-31

Union Sanf, Su @iIminstOm
&leine 9tcten unter 5 Sbl.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-09-01
[Aus rsr Cine. 0cltstabne.]
9(ooref1e
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DttltacDru DER Ger. 5tQate11.

Seit enisen Oepnoten bat ilch Nnter ben helI9en
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feften QScbnIls 81 ermerten.
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nem 3iele reuteten, bas, 70 lanSe Die Neniden BON
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sabt inp, ftet5 Elm ioeaes gdatenbo bleiben mirb-
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m6een ftnnen aDeiu auf patrtardaliidem @runbe Elm
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ocr Hepublifer jebp miro ME etne cole Sebitifdnos
teit, Ten aen Trieoen fenes 8amieulebeus Der nil.
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Den 9lnitren9un9en zines e5ebet, In et9enes febits
|selestes 3el su seten uno e 1ngetnbert no ei mad
Mabsabe ibrer ardfte entfalten su laen 1T Die Gen
loens bes Beftlt6en Snfleolun9soereins. Q9te ihcu
aus Der Dor eini9er 9eit benz pubifum ocrselegten
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mebr 8crtbsil unc auepabl eincn Strid Sano, an Ell
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-09-01
portcfret ~ 1enoen.
81 b b r e Ge..

Der fanfteu bentden Gonpention
anbte DeMtIdben oer8er. Staaten.
Mitbaraer
Gs sereit per Gcnoentiom snr Sreuoe ut,t aesu0b,,
lider slst Bel 1hrer abermal9en 3ulammentnnft Sie
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-08
IMPORTANT TO BANKRUPTS

NAVE just received Information, that no decrVCs
4 Of discharge were made in any Of the C .ses un
der my care where the Printers and Clerks fees
were not paid. Therefore hose who know that
they have not paid their foes. may know that her
eases are continued I'LL 2Sih Of February. shall
certainly leave here on The 20rh February for STAIN
ton. end all who expect discharges must supply mo
against that tune with the necessary means Or heir
cases will be continued. ! am also informed thst
The Clerk will move tho couu alIhc next term to SET
aside alidccrees that have been entered up,in which
he fees are not paid. such Of my clients rs know
that these fees are unpsid will 10 well 10 attend 10
Z y 10 umo. Al ceriifcaies HAT remain in my
hands, OF 2O'h February will 9 returned Ia Siaua.
IN. Ian 30 lwl } WILSON.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-08

To RENTERS.-A.S Told wonld
TSS infnrm all To whom this may cuucem.
ulstE8R that lac has for rent ia The Immediate
.E4Ik&A vicinity of WlI,e lI 4. a snail Farm 81
innt0 "n the Ohio river, directly q posiie Iu RiIchic
Town. which Is well adapted tu gardening or far.
ming purposes. Eight acres uG the aIuye ground
was enclosed ruune years since for The purpose ri y
market garden; in this garden Is planted a variety
OF roofs. such rs straw berry, rhuhaTb. asparagus. Be.
also, on the place is from 60 10 20 fruit Iretsu I di D..
lefcni kinds. Fran ITS near proximity 10 the city
OF Wheeling. II IL Il very desInbls situation Lr per-
SONS whn With To attic, q The Wheeling Markets.
The whole Of the above ground. or the 5 acres " Ill
be leased Us may best silt the person AHA RENTS
E"quiTe of A ; Todd NJ his office on VI un street.
or nj ihe sign Of the Ir.u-wheel'd Black Mammoth
b at. Market Square. Wheeling. Va
feh 3 : TODD
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-08
TRUST SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
ERTATT.

virne Of a deed of trust execuied BY Jacob
ID + Bier, bearing date on the 1914 day OF May
1871, and recorded in the Clerks Office Of lie
couHiy court Of Ohio county, in deed book No o.
page ll6. I shall, on Saturday, the & h dav of ed.
nary next. at the front door oi The Court House OF
Ohio county. proceed 20 sell at public arciion, 70
the highest bidder, the following described real e..
tate, 10 wit All The cslaie, right. title and interest Of
The suid Bier ~ and 10 lots No. one. two, thtes nnd
four ~ lhe 81 square and lots No. FIVE, SIX aud
thirteen ~ 9Th square in tie addition to Spuih
Wheeling laid out by Richie & Sprigg. commonly
called RuchIeiown. Terms made known Al The
Time Of sale. Selling ~ trustee. I shalt ouly make
such title NJ Is vested 10 He. NJ. NELSON.
dec 29-lm Trustee.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-08
q RENI.

REzA TIIE VIRGINIA HOTEL. Main 81.
fshIIt4 Wheeling Va. this establishment 30
itT long and iavorably known 10 The travel
Zalmg public situated on Main Street. IN
The cUy of Whreing, will be mr rent on the IL duy
81 April 1913. The H'use and oil ~ apartments
arc ~ gp,j order lf ilts public accommodate yu-
The great increase q travel ihr' This place makes
% q desirable house for routing. Fur terms. apply
20 he subscriber, OF % James PAUL. o. bio Office
81 Main 81. Wheeling. ARCH WOODS,
jan i9-u
Biltmore paisi"t. Louisville Jpumal. Frederick
EranIucr cuFy % the amount oisJ and charge Ibis
Office.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-08
TRuSTEE.s SALE

0Y virtue of a deed ofVrusI executed by John.
HS T. Wade, brnring date 22l day OF July 1912
Ani recorded ia the clerks office OF Ohiu county. {
sl"ll Oh LIST day of March next. proceed Ia sell At
nucilon. To The highest biidrr bar cnsh. all The
j. useh"id furniture and guoJs mepli'urd ih said
deed of TmSt. WILLIAM hiCASKEY.
fob : trustee.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-08
FOR sALE OR RENT.

- The dwelling house which Z lately
occupied Iu Spuih Wheeling The
propeuy ! will seIl on q long credit. or
rent oi reasonable terms. Wm Chap.
line, esl. will show tho house 10 auy pcrson Jcarous
Of renting or Purchasing. Possession can be- had
immediately n W CIfAPLlNE
jan 20 lm
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-08

DISSOLUTION
- o. WnEEIlNn-

is C1uNcIL. Jan p. 1913
NRDERED. HAT lHe election of he officers Of
~ lhc city be made Inc spccill order iur tic
next meeting Of fis c1unrl aui That when the
Council adi,uns. % will atjuum 90 meet again. on
"Wednesday, February Isl. 1913. at2 o'CIUck, 81.
A true extract from Ihe minutes.
Attest, JAMES 5 WHEAT,
jan 81 Clerk
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-08
WHEELING HOTSE.

'NliE sntsc.i@tr having tpken the large ard
c"nm dt'us Putlic Ii.u-e. $ ruaied on Alaiu
ud q hncy .ir,ciS. 80 the city pt Wlseelmg. AT The
turrcr immediately below Mr J,lm M'COuneys'
respectful aa,uut.crs To his tr,,nds end the pubic
that lac u pr pared to aCcOnHiyd, te all Who may
give ham a cal.
The hutse has l'iely been PIT in ihorough good
'"JSr-inauy Improvements having been made. and
'hS yard has been considerably enlarged. Abirh
vii enable him 0" arcOinodaie Wag,ners. Drovers
and Ped.sts. Who viii always fiud his Table. Bar
aud Siable ~cll supplied. Travellers " III alsu find
{ Ia Iheir adyan'age 10 give hun a call rs IL is hs
intention Ia do every thing IN has p'wer. to make
hem aud all Sihrrs. cumiurtable whu NAV Stop with
'im. lite al-p proposes 70 take buarIers by TIE
'''y' week. or year and his prices will be nude to
salt the times.
II. ANKENY.
Eel. 4. 1919.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-08
FINE PRINTING INK.

hE subscribers have a Constant supply or
Il frlntlng FAX Of various qualities. hom 80
lux Mandatory, which they offer TO printers
al reduced prices, and which they confidently
fecolnhI2hd u purchasers as being fully equel Ia
any naauts ctured IN the east or west. tkey have
EsS!t oh The best work for inc last threc months.
owing 10 It's peculiar b!aGkucss, but a small
lientiv IS Tesuired on the type, which NAV s il
prices.
PriIes-News Ink, 40 cents ger "a.
Book Ink, 40 d.
Extra Book lax 90 do
Terms cash.
= " 70 are also agents FOR Um Hagar& Cy's
NNeY l ork) I pc foundry. and are constnntIy
supplied with Type aud other printing appnrs.us.
"Alch uheY offer for sale nj New York prices.
SHEPARD s. co.
Stereotype Founders aud PrintsrE,
Third streetbetWecn Walnut and lue.
Cincinnati jan Il 2w
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-08
CARPET a CoYERLTT EsTAR-
LISHMENT.

DOMESTIC MANUFACTURES
DAVID KENNEDAY respectfully s@oI,i,s m,
attention ufdealcrs, heads o ffamiltea and he
public gonerally 90 he establishment in So,,t6
wheeling where he cOntnUss 10 carry on the
weaving Of DOMES TIC CARPETS AND"CO.
NEtL Is, d a variety Of styles, figured, rain
bow and Ventian. lie has also several nev
patterns, thar cannot fall 90 afford per feet saus
lacuOu. AiiOTdyrs will be proupuyatcnd q,
aud his work warranfcdOf The bCst quality. Nv
cry kuni OfC0iJrns dOncat the most reasonable
Price.
Wheeling, aus % 1872 -6mw
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-08
FOR RENT.

f5faxSA 4. ;. TODD has Tor rent Two large and
ksE=S ~cOrnmnIlouS rooms 30 by 50 feet. on lie Pad
q 3 lnor over hs Boot and Shoe store. corner Of II.
niun AMI market streets. These rooms la size are
well suited for schOo! rooms and mIuy other pur
Phses. PERSONS wishing To- rent can be ~accomnoda
ted with one or both uiIhem Oh a lease of one wear
or Two. Enquire Of A STOOD.
jan 10 Sign of the Black Mammoth Boot.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-08
WINDOW GLASS.

WINDOW GLASS.
SAy SNMMlES d JAMES II ROBERTS.
respectfully infona the pnhlic thai they
have entered inio co partnership in iLo manufacture
OF Niniow Glass OF the Glass Facinry in Suu,h
Nhreli"g. where iiey will always keep on hand a
sl"rA pi Glass Of ali sizes, which they NIL sell TO
Uidcr al tie l"wesi prirrs. Orders addressed To
them will he promptly Giied with an article war.
ranled 10 he cquni 70 any Cylinder Glns. manu-
ficiufcd Ia the Western country. dec 9S-r
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-08
O RRENT.

&pRgA TlIE large and cummodtOus Ware.
Gsssk bouSe on main street, now occupied hy
IissNAHP. u buticld Also a neat aud com.
S@S@ furtuble dwelling hpusc ou Main street.
Possession given oR the first Of April. Dor terms.
&c. which will be luw. apply to
pan lift W w. q s. ID. UNESON
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-08
FOR RENT,
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT.
G The tIfre STORY brick dwelling house
sSsss7 on Main s'rerr, lately vrcupied by Jus
hIttStF a McLean.
AA19& Ais". The rnog an he first floor Of
SAID building. e"d Ia The occupancy Of Dan'I NJ
Edg'rg'un. Esf. rs su Auorney's unire.
A'sn. several icnemen's ia good iOcaIions. suitable
for Mechanics shops.
Also. the hrick warehouse aud DIV ellntg on Main
street near The bridge. lately occupied 10y John Reid
~ a Grccy.
For terms which viii he reasonable. ppnly TO
jim 10 FRANCIS II A~RNfSTR1NG
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-08
Oregon Territory

y c"ns' qnrnre "i The IrCmend"ts excitement that
n al the pFeSeni nin'nenI agiiaIes ITO country ia
regid {" the proposed occupation of the OrCeon
Territory hy AmericaH nrops. The suhscrber hns
Tins mOrHiHg received. RIA GREAT Central
RourE, aud l. n"w opening a Gw dozen spL adid
oassim"re and French HATS. which are warranted
{" take the SHINE I'll nnyTHING in Tho HAT
between the OHIO riBcr and KiHd, rho 4
Gall and rNlmine tr yourselves at Iae sign of the
Bg BLACK HAT. opposite the Va IInIel, l79
Man ~. Itch A & NrCAIJAM
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-08
PUFFER

7ENiIIS admired AEe-ican novel, ny the Amer
icnn Dickens" hls tii, m Iruing been receIv-
ed al rhe LITERARY SEPOr. Pace - CTS.
feb 8
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-08
LARD OIL MANUFACrORY.

z NlE subscribers have cnmmrucc,l the mlanurlc.
IdTe of The slr,vr Ol nn SiukeI Alley. near
the si0Js 9T Mrl j M,ruS, vhers they will supply
al VIA may cali. with oil =. every respsct equal
To The CINCINNATI article. LIST y WARREN.
The hughes, price pnid ir Lard as ubole.
feb 7
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-08
MONEY MANTEn.

SENSENEl very respectfully asks those ri
81 . hs customers Who kuUy themselves o. De-
indebted 90 him 10 call aud discharge their accounts
oud hereby save him from The mouifcatiuu Of
duusrng. ian 26.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-08
SMOKE PIPES.

sR6R BOXES WHITE PIPES will he sold low
%0b 70 elise consignment, NJ Tho Cuy Auction
Rooms, No los Market square by
B~RENILlNGER d SliALLCGOSS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-08

~ YOU NAVE MONEY TO PARE CONE
AND BUY BARGAINS AT AUCTION,
= VIE Subscribers will SELL, mind we say
sci al The City Auction Rooms. No. les.
Market Square. on TUESDAY. February Il.
commencing at 10 o'rlo,k. a variety Of Go,ds. he.
ing the properly of ]gcttlcmnn who u determined
10 wind up bis business. The 0lluHing h., in
part. = list ofsnid eouis
Broad Cloths, Cissimeros. CasSiuc.is. FlaRnels
Fren'h and Englsh Mcrrnos, SKIS. Sewing Slk.
Silk THSsslis. SIN Hose, Ladies and Ceullemen's
Dix Gloves. Cation Gloves, Acduo and lotion
Hose, EdgIngs AID lussH,ngs. Rngllsu asd Amerl
ran Points. spool Bss. "a yeiy uieriur auiclc) pins
Needles Bufiuns. Srisslfs. Combs. Knives aud
I"FSs'PenJ<niyes. R,zirs. POcket Wallets, Silk
fscles.
Boxes Principe Cigar r.. Call and "a.
anime Tor yourselves.
BRENTLiNCER suALJCROSs.
AuctiOucers.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-08

ME GOOD INTENT STAGE CO. by n
arrangement with the Rail Ruud Co, L,>,
REDUCED THEIR FARE.
: 20" WHEELING 10 baltimore. $1,000
- PHiLtDELPHIA. 1900
Two Lines Of Shriver'. Patent Bow .Sprns C,n
hes. leave Wheeling daily Tor Washington CIV.
baltimore. PhltdelPhia. New York aud Boston.
c"iineriing nj CCaRERIA>D With the
BALTIMORE 4 ONO RAIL 70 AID
Tine 10 ~BALuMoEE. "a h,.,,
PHiLADELPutA. - a.,
oiice first door ahsve the United States IIorel
Water street. %hseling. W.
hhI ID HUTCHINSON. Agsnt.
l. y The aiave route T. the cl,caprst. nn,t .,po.
ll'l'uS and comfortable oC any between the
OH" river and the eastern cities.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-08
FOR HENT.

4 S. TODD hss on Nain street. ucIi door ro
IN his Drug store, u large and comfortable
dwelling house, which will he rented 10 a good
t'miy "n reasonable Iefms. Enquire Of
jan ~ \ > TODD
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-08

IN KEGS or DRY WHITE LEAD, receiv.
HI ed and fOr sale 10y o PRYOR.
feb 6
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-08
=. &. CRUMBACKER.

y. &. CRUMBACKER,
fORUARDING AND COuLISSION
MERCHANT.
No. 81, HStsr stsrsf. WHEELING. Va.
Refer iu:
J'hn II Fahcr. Ntw York.
Charles NJ Ne, ser,
brakcly & Fentnn. i""'H'OTe.
J lluhls. Ngdi son. ia.
Wright Smiii,
AT DIllingcr. '"'""'".
J X u Yrniman. NGshriHs. Tenn.
BIG Gutter a. Co. L4uiSr,He. feb
JUNIATA IRON
- q ed assortment ou hand. aud Gor sale low ~,
IA g. G CRUMBACKER. No 80. Water -.
feb
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-08

y BBLs NLUNI,i9r sals lp, Fr cash by
- ie' JY CALDWELL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-08
JOHN GRAHAM.
JAS w. CLEMENS.

The certificate Of the Mayor might be added
which would be ofconsideerble length, and in sum
ahd substance q repetition Of The cony ersaliuu BE-
tween Duly, WIckham, and myself as abavo-
FOR The sake OF shortening this article. l will ONT.
and feler The public 10 the Mayor in person.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-11
Literary N0tls es.

OATES INTEREST AND EXCHANGE TABLES. In
these tables are shown the interest on any sum from
one dollar 10 ten thousands dollars at six, seven
and eight per cent per annum, from one day to
nlnety-four days-from four months to eleven
months-and from one year to six years, all consec-
utively-both for $50 days and 365 days to the year
Also the value of domestic exchange for any sum
from one dollar to ten thousand dollars at any rate
Of premium and discount, from one-eighlh of one
per cent 10y eishths) to ten per cent; and how any
sum may be invested or absorbed in bill of ex-
change, at the same rates of premium and discount
And also the value in federal money Of sterling ex-
change, in like manner as the last The whole con-
structed on a plan entirely new, by George Oates.
For sale at d. Felt & Co.'s, 245 Pearl street. and "a
Wall street, and by Carvill " Co., Broadway. An
agent of the author will call, with the work, on the
mercantile community in general. II appears to be
a work of great labor, and indispensable value 10
the merchant.
MAsTERMAN READY-By Captain Maryatt--
Tales for the people and their children. This is
very neat little duodec!mo and purpors to be "The
Wreck of the Pacific We have not read it, but
the author is well known, and the publishers are d
Appleton 81 Co., 200 Broadway. 1t is a volume that
will be extensively read
The FOREIGN QUARTERLY REVIEW, for January
ls43-American Edition-By Joseph Mason.
CAMPBELI's FOREIGN MONTHLY MAGAZINE, for
February, lSl3-By Carv ~ Co., New York
This number has continuation of "Abednego, the
Money Lender"
THE AMERICAN IN EeYPT-Part 2-Complete in
six parts-Price % cents-Rambles through Arabia.
Petr9a, and the Holy Landry J. f. Cooley. Sold
by ID. Appleton ~ Co.
SELECT LIBRARY OF RELIGIOUS LITERATURE--No
3-Prlce Is oenis-D'Aubigne's History of the Re-
formation, March lS43-Saxton IL Miles, 205 Broad
way.
THE Book OF THE NAvY-Comprslng general
history of the American marine, with numerous en-
gravings-By John Frost, A Nd; Appleton ~
Co., 200 Broadway-Part 1-Complete In four
rs cents
THE Book ABOUT ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY
With numerous engravings-Turner& Fisher, New
York-A very fine little book for children.
The ANGLo-A AMERICAN MAeAzINE-February.
ISl3-This is a new work, and purports to contain
the "cream OF all the British magazines rolled into
one"
A TREATISE, magnifying, lauding, and applauding
Colby John Landis
The New York Legal. OsseRvER-EJlted by
>am'l. owen, Tor Saturday, Feb live again
commend this popular periodical TO the intimate ac.
lualntance OF every merchant and lawyer the city
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-11
To tho Public.

THE NEW YORK HERALD-daily newsPaper-Pub-
shed every day the year except New Years day and
Fourth of July Price cents per coPy-or ~ 20 per an
num-postages paid-cash in advance
THE WEEKLY HERALD-publishede every Saturday
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HEAR ALL XE SICK AND AFFLICTED, HOW We

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IL MAY BE CURED.
PHILADELPHIA. December
To Dr. ID. yayne-Dear Sr1he onshing and Miraculous
oent neal Effects Your valuable Erpectorant had my
neiehbor, the Rev Mr. Rushing made favorable impress
SION my mind tht after consulting with evera friends
called upon and purchased half dozen bottles and told
you that yedto take them should have good report
from
am alive and well tb, day. Thanks be to merciful God
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fulfil my promise.
For twenty long years had been constant sufferer from
the ELECTS OF ahard dry cough pain the breast and difficult
" OF besthng the last five of Which, chs aud eve every
spring ara iali, added to my misery away
mere skeletons with the greatest difficulty only could
FAR iaed me that my friends persuaded could not
we many weeks unless obtained relief Indeed. SIR
situation was so perfectly miserable myself
ing to my family ih' felt willing die whenever should
please the Master to take me home Bot heard OF Your
dicne, and relief Yes proved the Balm OF Gead,
to my poor afflicted body. Before had tab zen bottle
penenced mitigation of all my symntoms aud to my great
found IN the continued oft the happest relief la
hort SIR has made perfect Of meand truly
u have no desire To be better.
Now c0nsider IL duty you and through you the
public, 10 make believing that will the
OF directing hundreds who afflicted hive been
TO the use armedy which, under the blessings of God
cor slider to have preserved my life.
You are az liberty sir TO make Of this letter your adj
and make a, Won please
then TO M shall re happy TO them, and will not only
confirm TIA anQve Statements but will the particulars
which would be unnecessary furnish the public press.
friend. MARY GILL,
Corner Of Rose 81. and q rmantown road.
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Philadelphia, and az his office, 305 Broad way Price 81
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John + briggs sash and blind maker, New York 81.
neon Isaac, furrier New York Cyrus L. Warner, New
York Peter V. Hermance, carriage and sleigh maker,
Claversck Columbia county Josiah Porter, New York
VIM. Jackson, late bookseller New York James l.. But
Ter, corn merchant New York William H. Smith, clerk
New York John b. Gridley New York Jas. H. sacket
farmer Westchester.