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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-04-13

MuNRoE EpwARDs, the great fnrger, has
escaped from the prison at Sing Sing. The
Journal Of Commerce states that tor the last
fortnight Edwards had been ~ an extremely
debilItatad state Of both g,IId aud body, or,
if not. he nj least affected II so admirably as
to deceive a doctor who visited him a few
days back, mud who informed some of the
offic Oi the prison that hn should not be
surprised If Munroe Edwards committed sui.
eide. In this state the matter remained until
TUESDAY, when Edwards appeared to be
much worse, and took al additional quantity
Of medicine. On the evening OF the same
day, n short time before the prisoners were
rbUut TO be locked up for the night, one of
them ran into one OF the officers apaiime nis
nnd said that man had lcnped of the dock
into the river. Some Of the officers mmc.
dislely hastened to the spot, but could per.
ccive no appearance OF any person in the
river. They found on the dock the cap OF
Muurac Edwards, N which was half writ
ten letter to the keeper, saying that he was
tired al his life. The rIver was immediately
dragged. aud search made for him IN every
part ul The prison, but no further traces OF
him could be discovered
p. ). EDWARDS foUNp.-From the N.
York papers oi Friday, 1t appears thut Ed
wards wns found on Thursday morning. con
ceals.! in large Dor in the shop in winch he
worked. There was shelf ~ The middle oI
the boy, on which hc lay. On routing him
out he was found to be supplied with provi-
sions for three days, aud nIso WIKI quantity
of brandy. II was .vlden, he had al assis.
tani, snd from letter discovered on his per.
son, suspicion rested on an agent of one OF
tho contIa actors. who had been arrested.
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d e a r II 8 =.

In Portsmouth, on the OH inst. Sophia Sis
son, widow of James Sission, aged 96 years;
worthy member Of theSociety Of friends.
AT South kingsiown, on The 9Sth nlt. Mr.
Jeremiah B. Eddy, eldest son Of Mr.. Benjamin
&. Eddy, Of this town, aged "a years.
! Ia Bristol, on the Sd inst. Mr. Isaac Lake
aged 81 years.
Ia Providence, on Thursday last, Capt Par
don Carpenter, aged ~ y-ars.-Mrs. Watt
day, Mary Summons, daughter of John q. Child
in the 18th year of her age.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-04-13
BRIGHTON MARKET-MosoAy, Apr. 1C
Reported for the Boston Daily Advertiser e. Patrio

Al Market $50 Beef Cattle, 300 Sheep, and
1900 Swine. 30 Beef Catil. unsold.
PRicEs---Bcef Cattle.--I.ast weeks price.
were fully sustained, and we quote the same
viz few extra at 8 %. First quality, 81 a.
s. , second quality 80 4 75 third quail
ty, - "A 80.
| SHEEP--Salcs were made from = % Ia 3 Is
/ SwINr---l.ots to peddle 3s for Sows, aud AZ,
for Barrows; Old Barrows Iic. AtrelaiI from
to 51c.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-04-13

a letter from one Of the hands on board
brig Gov. Hopkins, Of Bristol, Il. l., to hi.
brother in this place. states that on the
evening Of Dec. 2Slh, while n. the Isle ol
Grand, three men belonging to saii brig
jumped overheard with the intention ofswim
ming ashore and escaping. Two Of them
succeeded, but the third, Mr.. Jocob Smith
Of Fall River. was drowned in the attempt
The Gov. Hopkins had SO bbls sperm OIL
Fail Rirer ,4rgus
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-04-13

FRoM AFaicA The British schooner Ida,
Howard, arrived at Now York on the 9th,
from Sierra Leone, whence she sailed on the
10Th Of Feb. The Rev. VIM. Raymond and
lndy came passengers. 1t will be recolcc,ed
that Mr.. Il. is the gentleman who went o"l
in charge of the Mendians of the Amis,ad.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-04-13
Asss SHIP NEWS. as
ss.sszG N4sss
PORT Of NE w PORT.
A Il lsIV ED.

WEDNESDAY, April 5,h.
Schrs Magnet, Baker, aud Eipgrant, Bar
ker, from Harwich; Two Brothers, Goodsprcd
Barustabe Evclina, Chace, Boston for Balti-
more; Engineer, Whung, Wilmington, n. c
for Boston.
THURSDAY, April 9th.
Sw Brig Sevca, Goberiston, 81 day IS fin Got.
tenburg, cargo Of iron for orders
Schr Splendid, Watts, from 81. George for
n York Susanna, Pulen, d days from Fred.
ericksburg for Providence.
Sloops Jane, Hall, irou Pawcatuct for Bris,
tol Hope, Browning, Bristol for New York.
Passed up, 3 F. NJ. Ship Warren, Cleveland,
ofand for Warren, fin NV Coast last hn Ri"
Janriro, (whtro she sold 1900 bbls) with 27OC
bbls oil oa board-has been absent 81 months
FRIDAY, April7lh.
Schr Rival, of CalaisD Clarke, l3 days fn.
Ma,anzas for Providence Left brig New
England, Of aud for Providence, 3 da,s
Cutter Madison, Mather, fin n. Bedford for
New London.
Sloops Renzi, Durfrc, aud New York, Mum.
ro, fin Providence for \. Y, Wm. II. Bum,
Irons, do. for Hartford.
SATURDAY, April S.
,,lGops Isaac /, Borden I'm New York fn
+. River Helen, Perry, n. Brdlnrd for New
York Fly, East Greenwich for Norwich.
SUNDAY, April >.
Packet Ship Switzerland, Chadwick, of and
for n York, from London Dec. 2Sll, aud ~
days from the Downs--was II days IN th,
Channel--pnt into this port in dslrcss, (shon
of proyisIons,) having been on short nliowanc,
40 days. The :. has had u boisiurous passage.
from Feb. Sd to 18th, light Easierly winds
ship ~ lat ~ 81 y. long - W, II then blew
perfect gale from WNW tn WSW, illl Marc!
ilh, ship IN lat 30 - n, Ion ~ - March sth
.hp IN lat 40 jS, Ion 30 w, il commenced
blowing heavy from the w, which lasted liil
April 4th--Tho ). has : cabin aud IL stceragr
passengers
Schr. Independence, Stewart, fm Fall River
for New York fremont, aud Red Rover,
Wull.ct for do Maria, Small, Prov. for Bus.
ton ; Albion, Brlcher, Camden for Norfolk /;
Freedom, Wolne.t for do.
Schrs IIonr, Franklin, Wright, Georgptown
for Prov, GALAXY, Brightman, Baltimore Tor do;
New Zealand, Bowler, I.ubcc for do.
Sloops Moses Eddy, RIlvcn, fm n Y. for
Prov. Willard. Miller, Warren for y. Nork
MONDAY, April 10.
Schrs Doris, Drinkwater, and Helen Mar,
Eaton, from CyyDdcD for Norwich iHlco,
Acorn, do for market Clarion, Coleman,
\ Bedford Tor hlhanv OrrRus, Eidrldgc, II
DAYS from ~. Crols for New Ila,cn--,e essrls
left before reported.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-04-13
Luz rtanl from lIayti.

Capt ?op., Of tho brig Nonpnrisl, at thi.
port from Gouaiyes, 20.h ut. reports that Prssi.
dent Boyer abdicaied e. fed OF board British
corvette on the 18th, aud sailed ior lgn,aca on
the 10Th. The revolutionary movemonls w.r.
such ~ the Southern aud Western parts of the
Island, that comlacrcal operations were entire.
suspended. The palyiots took possession
OF Gona'vss on tie l7th, but were unable io
hold 1t, except coudi,lenally. ...-Bost0a Dady
Adeertiser.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-04-13

EPISCOPAL CoXvENTioS.-At a Convcn.
iion Of the Episcopal Church Of iha Diocese
ofRhode Island, held a, ST. Stephens Church
in Providence. on Thursday last, the Rev
John y. X. ilenshaw, ID. d., of Baltimore
was elected Bishop Of said Diocese. II is
understood that he is TO receive an unani-
mous invitation from Grace Church to become
their Rector.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-04-13
TO THE CITIZENS OFNEwPORT,

The subscribers would respectfully inform
the citizens of the above aud nelghborinn
towns, TINT they have been appointed agents
for The sale # The celebrated DiNDELIO.N
AND TO.M47'O P.lEICE.4. This won.
derfnl compound Is composed Of nirc Of the
beet mediclneswhich the vegetable kingdom
produces. IL purely vegetable snd il manu-
iaciurcd by Mcssrs. Ransom e. Stevens
Chemists and Druggists, Armory Hall Build
ing, and IS undoubtedly The best medicin,
now before The public for debiliated sys
TEN. For more general idea please read
their Address to the People of the United
States, in another part nf this paper.
X. II. HAZARD, n
X. J. TAYLOR, o''gs'S''
Newport, March 30, Is43-3w
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-04-13

MERCER Mercer, indicted
for tie murder OF Iieberon, bns been acquit-
ted by the jnry after consultation OF less
ihap half an hour. The verdict was imInc.
dla,cly RECEIVED with loud cheers, in spite OF
inc effort To keep order, and the prisoner was
discharged
Thc crowd followed Mercer 10 the prison,
chaerng hun oil the way. aud when there
gave hun nine enthusiastic cheers Tor his safe
ysirlivcrancc. lie passed the night at the
boarding house at Woodbury., where his
father aud mother were staying. Guns were
fired IN various directions throughout the
District of Southwark, III replacement ut hls
freedom.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-04-13
Us a Is i:S : a & 3S.

At Middlctown, on the Odd ult. Mr.. Joseph
Barker, 10 Miss Hannah Mary Weaver, daush.
ter of Benoni Weaver, all of fMiddIrtown.
In Providence, on the 6ih inst bv the Rev
DR.. Wa, land, Rev. Joseph Smith, pastor oi
the lst Baptist Church in this town, to Mis-,
Abigail Nj, daughter of Otis Parkhnrst, OF
Milford, Mass.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-04-13

Tho Roman Catholics are preparing To
build a very large monastery aud college
wuhln two miles of South Bend. IT,. II ~ Ia
b. brick, three stories high, 200 irci by 40,
und will cost about $4,000. The Roman
Eahollc Church own large qnnp,iiy "f real
rsiai" ~ ~. Joseph county, which property
IL ,o be used toward dc!raylng the expenses
of building this large monastery. There are
~ monks and 2 priests there now.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-04-13

~ great IL the distress existing IN Eng
land. tbs, numbers arc subsisllng on tufnlps
slnnc. Snp,e five or six tons n week have
b"rn taken from one field IN StowbrIdgc 49,
NIcrots's dogs npon which 80 much money
- lay,hrd, stc living upon dclicnclcs, while
her subjects By The millions arc living upon
oatmeal aud turnps.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-04-13
TO LET,

VOSE'S HALL.-ai building cornor Of
Market square, a first rate rnom for
some society. WIN. S. VOSE.
April l3.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-04-13
FOR SALE,

Court Of PrQtG'e, .\t~POrL april 3, lsi3.
AN Instrument N writing purporl'ng to
~ be tho last will end testament Of Alex
indcr Jack, late of Aewport, dec, was pre-
'en,ed for Probate aud letters lcstdnenlafy
thereon.
1t is ordered, that the sane be received
and the consideration thereof referred 10 n
Court OF Probate To be- holden nj the Town
Hall IN Newport, on The first Monday IN May
neyt, st9 o'clock, a. NJ. aud that previous
notice be gwen by publishing copy oi this
order, three several times IN the Hsrdid oj
The Times, for oil persons interested to np.
pear at said time aud place mud he heard.
a true copy witness:
AI3 y. D. llqWLANp, Pro. Crk.
Court Of PROBATE .NTPoH .aRrfi 3, Isi3
a n instrument ~ wutlng purpuftigg 10 BE-
~ tho last WI and testament % James
Boone, late of Newport, b""se wrlg,t, dec.
was presented Tor Probate and letters iesra
mcntary thereon, aud QPyIIcAlon was madc
Tor an admlnlsltairt tu b. appointed OH SAID
estate " ssld vii ~ not proved.
It's ordered. that the -nmc be received
and the cnn,tdrrhlInn ihcttni referred to- n
Court Of Probate iu be- holden hi the Town
Hall ~ Nrup port on the first Monday N May
aesi, vi y O'Clock u. M. and that previous
notlcc be- gwen by publishing copy nf ihi~
trd,T three several tunes ~ the IierdM al
The Times frr all p"fr"ns interested 10 sp-
pear ai sad time and place and be- Leerd.
4 lrue cupy-wiiness:
Ai3 II II llCwLlNp, To. GIN
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-04-13
LETTERS,

sGLIHING IN TuE rUsr 0ffiCI, Ty"P"r1
RI, ArslL ist, l7i3.
" .4dsel<istd letters are placed iH9 sep0I az.
r. Pecso"s ggPiyiag for hem WsH Pfsose eat'
r "Api iLnTIsLs. LErrrns.
.hlry SIDNEY s Lake Edward r
,l.swoni JoaS Martin Capt T-2
lbro Susan MaurU Nathan
Imy Mrs Nancy MllSkln Miss liarrict
Hen Miss Elizab.tbA Nichols pr w
urbcr Jane. O.borns Mrs Judith
inaba {; Perry Joshua
enlley Miss ElizabnhpIiiI,ps Charles
VI Potter als. Letliia
.y.r Miss Elizabeth Rice Abraham E--S
lumb.rlln SimconG Sheffield Wm I
,smbcrlrn WA SlurirIdge John
Iurch Thos Sla0rvh III
ri John Sumner James
.ans GLIB Smith R"sanns
ia,-s Mr. Sss,h q Thompson Snsahha
iwicy Ps!Ggh Vernon ~
Cbo,-4 Wccd.n Nalhau CO
wis Mrs Nancy Wlliams Chas
'wlcr Nh" ila,sjet WILSON Daniel
'lding u X Whtpch l.
arlington i ID wright Sdnu.l ~
lughlabry George Willis Nt~ ssiIalIno
iskins Mary Ann--2 niurLhLoNS.
Ids"n Mrs. CIarissa Gardner
rnigan Alexander Manchester Giles ~
vi, Simon & IEisH,
riIer Capt Madison MCully Marsarclt
,wtom Thomas Rrardan Patrc
lh5.-3wl ASHER ROBBINS, Pm.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-04-13
Administrators A Sale.

Household Furniture at Auction.
On 1'ftURSDAY, lpril 18Th,
m 10 o'clock, Il. NJ,
VIZ be said at Public ,Mcfion.
al NE house Of The late W.M 3. "
allan, Long Whoyc
4 quantity of ilunsrhnId Furniinre. 10
N s,ulr the prrsnnal estate Of SAID do.
ceased. BY order OF
A. x. COE, .idm'r
Newport, March %. is43.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-04-13
FOR SALE.

4 PUMP, thirty feet long, will be sold for
"a 10 dollars, all complete. # called for
soon, haD price. WM. 5. VOSE.
April l3
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-04-13
AUCTIONS
THIS DAY

THIS DAY
n .Eroniof Me Park House, at
IL O'Clock, NJ wiii be soid " not pre-
riousis dispnstd Of al prfrak 'al',,
A Barouchc wugon,. wrh ex,"as'r" top.
- large aud ruomy, we'll suited for ''sek.
and ln prime order.
ALs0-A iir-t rate pair ~ st,fSt bofsss.
with two sells of double h,russs.
JOSIAH e.. SHAW .1At'r.
Newport. April Is, ls13
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-04-13

WEDNESDAY, April 5th.
Schrs Magnet, Baker, aud Epigrant, Bar
ker, from Harwch; Two Brothers, Goodspccd,
Barnstabls ; Evclna, Chace, Boston for BaIti.
more Engineer, Whlting, Wilmington, n. c
for Boston.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-10

"E have tried DIR Jos Priestly Peters vege.
w getaols Pills. and have no hesitau in
pronoanctng thsn the best AntibIlious Medicine
that we have ever used IN families. We are
acquainted with several families ~ this city who
give them the preference at all other kinds, on
1ccou I of their mllduess aud at the same Time
certainty Of rction.-N v Efamtne-
More than ten millions of boxes of these truly
valuable AnubIous- z Ills have been sold in the
United States, Canadas, " est Indies Mexico and
Texas, since the first ofJasuary, eighteen hum
dred and thirty five.
Hundreds and thousands bless the a y thev
were 10 du ed. by The persuasions of friend 10
try box II Or Peters Pills,
Or Jos phi Prfestley Peters,
Dear Sm;-l have used your valuable Pilis ,hese
last four years IN cases IL Dyspepsia Liver com
plant and Sick HesdaL he, al have found them
IN a majority of cases, the most 'aluable Pills
have ever used. JOHN CASE Nj ID:
For Sick or Nervous Headache, or Bilious Fe-
yer, would recommend Peters Pills IN prefer
X II ARM sTRONG MD.
Ire fslowinS from the eminent DIR Emerson. IS
considered su fiji. lent.
l have uSed IN NV practice ths Sc last five wears
DIR Peters Vegetable Ambitious p lis anU CON
sidereI them the best Family Ale icinu I have
ever used
a supply of these truly valuable Pills inst re-
eeived aud Tor sale Wholesalr sod Re All by
OLIVER PRYOR
Sale agent for W hrelhC.
arge size boxes. containing AZ pills 20 cents:
small SIZE boxes containing % Pills, 2s cents DER
box. AMI upan cnq,'lry these valuable Pill = ca,t
be obtained IN must every coun ,ry store IN Mes
tern va. Is Am
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-10
CORNs! CORNsu CORNS1,

( NURED by tue Albion corn pI,,sfert 4, AL
nh .hedlate reiiet and IS a sure cure TO
.rns, u observes the corn and removes n from,
The toot with ease and expedition. wuhout In
isast pam. From among the many cases of
cures read The following extract of Letter from
che Rev EbeneZer Newhail of LiIc,,Iu Me-
cannot neglect 10 state, thatd feel great con
adence IN the Alhi;.n corn plaster. as one of the
'urest remedcsi have triGd It's efficacy add -
our successive application ms accordnp to,he ~;
rectIons, u effected cure
IN pIoSI OF Which, read the following casesi-
adi!-IO whom reference can be made after
suffering great pain, al Inconvenience Tor vcars
rom corns, and who IN the mean fitne ,v,s n,,-
k KIN use OF varo highly celebrated rem eAies.
3ut 10 no purpose, anG had in consequence III
'nese repeated dlsarpOIntments, nearly despair
ed Ut rehoi, most happily met with The Albion
corn piast' one box OF lich, Cat an .xpen e of
only 90 cents,) has entITe y cured her cornsI So
astonishing was THIS cue a $ To induce severoi ~
the trends and neishbors of The lady 10 use The
same remedy, and with the same po9d snrre,s -
,1JAn old GtntlemaII -IntofInrJ an 49,,
thPt AFTER suffering uncSnsoionsbIe main and
.lpuble Tor yeaas from corn, " hich had resist
No., ~ a''e9npi 10 Destroy, was cured by thus
a person!-SO uppled with corns for lone
lhe as 10 DC unable to walk, had to cut holes in
y asttTi N v '"iS
Pre- IS cents a box.
.: Zach ofthc articles will be agned WI
hldder on the outside wrapper,
'tFSon sumption. No person can have ada
qaateldea OF the a5tO uishiEg relief VII on Dr
m , I'm ghiy celebrated AHhmatic or consump-
ur ~ PlIs, give IN consumption coughs COILS
d ihc9l'y OF breathing, whees ing, tishtness OF
me crest pam IN the side, splitting of blood &c
suffering from th Sc complaints that tni is one
W ~ me most aluable medicines ever discovered
LOT complaints of the lungs generally. Common
colds are removed IN a few.h0urs PrIce o. c,a
a, -d5ePared from the original NJ S Recipe of DIR
Conway by w l. Kidder, immediate snc.
eesIor to the late t KIdder. BY whom fbSv are
TOT sale at his counting room, No Sc STATE ~
corner OF Merchants row, Boston, and hy his
special appointment by JAS BAKFR
dec WI. In n TN;
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-10
SIIERMAN,S
CCUG II LOX ENGES.

~ kE the safest, most sure and eficctua rem
~ edy Tor coughs, Jlus, consumpflon whoo.
ping cough, asthma. tlShtn oi the Lungs or
chest, NC. The proprietor HIS never known an
instance where they did not give perfect sa islac-
ton.
Over 500 persons have given III, ir names
within the last year as a e ference Of the won
dcrful virtues 81 the cough lOZenges. They cur.
all rec mt cases IN few hours seldom rcouirino
more than one day to entirely eradicate tn most
Distressing ones.
Mr. G T Matthews, Caroline s. suffered
year with hard, tight cough, pain in the side
splitting OF blood, eRd all the usual symptoms of
coHsum )non. The I.ezrnges relieved. him imn,e.
diateiy, and IN few weeks tored him 10 perfect
health. lie says they are the greatest tn edcine
in the world.
DIR Zabriskie. Is Duane Ct has used Them in
over 40 cases, some of hem ofthe most al
character, and alNvay with The creates 81 success
young lady OF Is years old was supposed 10 be
N DECLINE; several ply sicians D d amended
her aid gwen her up as ineurable. She hal a
distressing cough, was so weak she could not en-
mp but lew minutes at time, and had every
appearance of a speedy di ssoution. On the b,ink
of her grave as II were, she took n dozen of
She'man's LnZcnges: they seemed 10 ri We her
new lhe-she persevcrcd. aud less th n fur boxes
restored her To perfect heal n. This sc I.ozeape,
saved her from al untimely 6eathI
Many persons have complained of bein-
humbugged out other dollars by cough syrups,
who have found cure in Sherman's cough
candies. they arr not requF cd to purchase two or
SIX dollars worth. Very often one % cent box
will cure them.
Oliver PRYOR. Union 81.
-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-10
LIVER COMPLAINT

TINS diseases from its long standing and repea.
yea attacks, and also rem the manner in which
y Ras been trcated, ofIen le, the drees Of the
alsease IN some way cling to the system some
umes tnert - great weakness and prOstTation OF
part oithe syst m ] al such cases, DIR Swayne's
compound Syrup Of Wild Cherry, will be found
an ekceilent remedy 70 support, strengthen, and
the lnrOads Of disease.
Their are daily certificates from various persons
caSy Of this Invaluable meoicine
ATDr Swayne's Office, No 81, North SIKH 81.
one door below Arch, Philadelphia, where iii or.
cnceswill be expected.
Dr Swayne's Compound Syrup Of Wild cherry
- for sale al the Drug Store Of
JAMES BAKER.
OCT Wheeling Va
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-10
ANOTHER EVIDENCE.

Ofhe Wonderful Guns peT/Ormef By Dr .S,oa yae,s
Compound Syrup Of Mid Cherry.
hR SWAYNE.-Dear SIr.-When / WINS nj
~ Pinsburgh last August. purchased Of yonr
AGENT six bottles Of your Compound Syrup of
Wha Cherry. had for many years been trou-
cleo win Cough, often very violent, ~sIth other
indications OF Consumption, or disease of the
5Iulngs, OF a very serious nature haG very little
IaIth IN neoiclne, as II was thought my disease
was hopeless and beyondits reach. had oppIied
To several Physicians for relief and also used
some highly pulled TedlciDes which had seen
experience IN the practice of medicine. and had
treated many cases e Consumption / concluded
10 Try yours and from tbat time, / am happy 10
VIII publish u, 50 that If any human being has
suffered as have done, they NAV know where
70 ma medicine, the virtues of which nav be
relied upon. JAMES OSgijRN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-10
ITCH CUREDTI

REt ever 80 invcterate, in ooe hon., .l;
using DUBlfries' Itch Ointment So s,e 10y
extended here has become IT'S rennta1;on III,
dealers are ordering it from all parts of The
highest satisfaction. OiNSiS tue
A student, connected with one ofour I.i,ersrv
1nstIiutlonsl where this loathsome disease bs
appeaIeos ooserves that Dummies Itch Ont-
ment eN iermlnated II, after various other ami.
cstlJns had failed to do so, and il Had in conss.
qaence canned reput alton in that seminary a nd
MNe,s.nSl as .he oesl remedy kno yn for the Itch!
Name can be gwen II desired.
- rms preparation, for pleasantness safst,
expedition, ease and certainty is :uusurpassed ~
eiuaneu. i.uoeS not contain the least particle
OF mercury or other dangerous ingTedienf and
may be applied with perfect safety by preRnant
females or TO children at the breast. and IN
os,es, however inveisrate IN one hours apple
Iesumony m proof Of the high Character of
this article follows VI
a distant dealer, in ordering gross, observes.
yet used in these paTtsf' NJ
Another writes from a distant city-.'It il
valuable article, aRd fully worth the price set
upon It-ithas no equal IN this m arketPJ
"A physician the first ealinence. IN prescr;bin,
~ spoke of u in the highest terms as most COM
pletely answering the purpose, and to use his
lt ~ also one Of the best application for the
barber itch' pimples, and diseases Of the SKIN
Price with full directions 25 eenis.
sstDr Relies Astbmatic or Consun,pi;vs all.
this has been pronounced among al the cough
IAedicines TO be had, one Of the most valusBls
ever S yer discovered, which a trial will prove
B. Zach article viii bc signed by l.
hldder on the outside wrapper.
W r Convey by W T. Rldder, S,s sS p. Ut
,Or 20 the late n Kidder, By who they are ~,
lale az bis counting rom, No sc s ate sfresf
peeial appointment BY JAS BAKER,
dec Wheeling Va