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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-07
TAKE NOTICE.

hat Winslow l. K'dder has succeeded 20
\ Tkidder IN the preparation Of the Conway
NJ edi cIues and will hereafter give particular at
tenUoh to the preparation of the toll wing
established aruelCs, the celebrity OF which pre-
cludes the necessity Of re publicatlO of the
numerous CERTIFICATES now Ia the hands Of the
proprietor.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-07
WORM LOZENGES.

IOBONED m more than 900 600 cases TO be in
idllible, the only certain worm DESTROYING
medicine ever discovered. Many diseases arise
from worms aud occasion long and intense
suffering, and even death. without the Fever be-
ing suspectcdj grown persons are very much af
hlCted with them and are uOctOred for various
Complaints without any benefit, when one do,
of these .ozeug,s would speedily cure them.
Mr. } Murphy 90 North 81. Philadelphia was
applied 20 bya poor woman whose daughter Z
years old had been sick for nearly wears; hGr
stomach was as large as grown persons, her
arms and legs 90 swollen that she could not
walk or help herself although she could sai a.
much az Two labOTlpg men. Two cell brated
doctors bad exhausted their skill without any
heHohti the father had spent all he could raise
and was scouraRcd. be abandoned all idea Of
dong any thing more for her; and looked 10
death alone 10 take her out OF hes misery. Mr.
murphy believing % a Gaze Of worms gave her
box % ShCrmaus BOZenges and bon two days she
returned with lOY beamiug in her EYES end said
the LOzcnEcs had saved her chill rs li'e Tho first
dozen brought away nearly plot OF worms io
one living mass; she afterwards counted oyer
800 that were discharged bCsid.s The fn,ssos
which she could not count The child was lite
rally c1teu up with them-anofhCr living witness
OF the almost miraculous efficacy Of Shermon's
LoZcnRes. aIPrCe only % cents Der box-
These valuable Worm candies are fTi~ieptIv
known On Virginia without any further eon1r,rri
FO5 sale Wholesale and Retail by
OLIVER PRYOR.
nov l7-4m Sole ogentf for Wheeling
WNLAX SEED, Ginseng and Beeswar. yysprog
- For which the highest price will be- rsid IN ,.b
by OLIVER PRYOR, Union street.
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mar
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SALE
or REAL ESTATE AND Personal PRc
~ PERTY.
Porter e. Wagner

~ IERl D.
Porter & Wagner
We,
Isaac Springer and Others,
IN Chancery.-By virtue Of the decree pronoun-
ced IN this cause, on the 10th day Of November
1872 the undersign ed, will offer for sale al the
residence Of SAID Springer, - 2 miles east Of
Wheeling nn the National road, on Saturday the
hrst day Of April next, the following personal
property belonging TO the defendant Isasc
Springer, to vii. one horse, 2 cows, 2 feather
beds, bedsteads and bedding. 1 bureau, tables,
dOz chairs, large copper kettle, and hogs
Also. one lot Of land containing one acre sit
uaied on the National road, four and a half
miles east of Wheeling. being the residence Of
SAID Springer, together with the improvements
thereon.
Terms-Cash, for thu purchase Of tbs PERSONAL
property, on all sums TO the amount of2O dolls;
over that sum, 90 days credit will be given bea .
ing interest from the day Of sale. Cor the real
estate crcdit Of SIX, twelve and eighteen months
with inter est, the purchaser or purchasers givirg
bonds With good sccurltyfUr the payment Of Inc
purchase moneYfOr said personal properly 4 real
estate and the ttle TO - land retained until tie
same IS paid. w MITCHELL, d 8, for
ATeh.d Woods, Sheriff OhioCo
leo - Is and Commissioner int he behalf
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Pains or Weakness of the Breast or LMHeS,
Chronic Coughs, Pieurisy, Hemorrhaqe OF ne
hHnPs, dnd.dH affections Of abe Pulmonary
NATURES OWN PRESCRIPTION.
A compound Balsam'c prcpai alton of the Prti-
nus Virgiuidna or Wild cherry Bark combined
Shemical .rocess, approved and recommended
by the most distinguished physicians, and uni
versally acknOwle Iged the most valuable medi-
NO QUACKERYln NO DECEPTION.
10 setting forth the virtues Of this truly great
medicine, we have no q, sire TO deceive those
who are iaborlng under affection, nor do we wish
10 eu'oS'Ze II more than II Justly deserves. Yet
when we look around and see he vast amount
OF suffering and distress occasioned by many of
the diseases IN which tins medicine has or, we'd
50 highly Successful, we feel that Wecannot urge
us claims too strongly, or say too much IN its
favor.
Various remediesit is true have been Offered and
pulled into notice for the cure ofdseases of the
Lungs, and some have no doubt been found very
useful, but of all that have yet been discovered,
II rs admitted by physicians aud all who have
witnessed it's effects, that none has proved as
SUGGEST ul as this. Su H. indeed, are the
SURPRISING VIRTUES
Ofthis Balsam, that even in the advanced stages
OF stNsUMeTioS, alter all the most esteemed
remedies of physicians have failed To effect any
change, the use of this medicine has been pro-
duciiye OF the most astonishing relief md
actually elected cures alter all hopes recovery
had been dCSpaiTCG Of.
In the FIRST stages If the disease, termed Ca
tdTIHut COHSuHptiOfl, OIl.lnalnS rom neg tcctcO
COLDS, II has been used with unutvIatng
success, and hundreds acknowledge they o we . he
restoration of their health 10 tins invaluable
medicine alone. In that form Of coHSltiHy tieH so
prevalent amongst delicate young females, com
monty termed debility, "
GOING INTO a DEFINE"
\ complaint with which thou sands are lingering
Il has 50 proved highly successful, end not only
possesses the power ufchecking the progress of
this alarming complaint, but also strengthens
and invlgorates the system m ore etcctually Than
aly medlclHe We have ever possessed.
Besidcslts surprising efficacy IN Consumption
II IS equally cthcacious in Lirer Complaints,
Asthma, bronchitis, and all affections If the
lungs ana has cured many of the most ubs innate
cases. after every other remedy Ina failed.
Gates from the highest authority, which prove It's
virtues beyond all doubt, we consider II unne-
cessary TO exhibit long list of them in this
place and wall only mention few cases, TO
show what " has done
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-07
DIR BARTHOLOMEW
5;ZGlSES2ATT
will pre- ent or cure all IncIpient consumption,
COuGhS g. colds
NLINE'S-cure efIcctua'ly.

Entered according To the act Of Congress, in the
year 1912, by COiustOck e Go, IN the clerks
office OF the Southern district OfNew York
ny applying t. our agents in each town and
village. papers may be II free showing the
facts, so that no one can fail to believe Them.
zJ he sure YOU call for our article and not be
put oil with any stories, that others are as good.
Have these or none, should be your mOtto-and
these never can be true and genuine without our
names TO them All these articles 20 be had
whOle3ae aud retail only efus
COmstOck q. co, Wholesale Druggists
Maiden Lane, Lane, n York, ana Of cur agents,
For safe IN Wheeling at the Stores of
M BuSIlFlELD. and I Ir,.io, ,,,o.,
OLIVER PRYOR. = "Ion street..
maT4
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WHILE LIFE REMAINS

WE HAVE SILL. SOME HOPE.
SURPRISING CURE.-Among the many
singular cures which his medicine has eff -Cted,
there IS perhaps none in which its powers are 50
iu ly shown as IN the case of Mrs Austin
This Lady had been consumptlve TOR several
years, and during the greater part Of this time
had received the hest medical attention, and tried
all tie aOst valuable remedies, yet nothing could
be tornd 10 arrest It's progress. She became
subject 10 Violent fits of coughing, eNpcctorated
large quantities of matter &C 'aSiOnally Unged
with blood, and step by step this fearful disease
continued ITS course until all hopes Of a recovery
was entirely despaIred Of While IN this dis
tresslng situation, lin erlng U,ou the very verge
OF the grave, she commenced he use of this
Balsam, which, to use her own expression.
operated al most like charm. In few DAYS
she eXPcc lorated freely the cough was gradually
suppressed, au every day appeared To add fresh
vlgor TO her looks, aud now, IN the place of that
emaclaied form whitening to decay, she is seen
mlnSIingin society, IN better health than she has
enjoyed for wears.
DIsISTEREsTED TESTIMONY Having witness
ed the surprising efficacy of DR. WistaT Balsam
of Wild cherry IN the case of Mrs Austin,
cheerfulIy acknowledge the above statement To
be true and correct.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-07
JOHN S c MARTIN.
Poftsville. Pa.

eau rION.-As there is a spurious mixture
called Syrup Of Wild Cherry, purchasers should
be very particular to SIX for Dr NISTAR BAL
SAN, and observe his signature on the bottle.
Prepared for the proprietor, and sold al whole
sale by Williams g. CO. chemists, No /, Minor
street, Philadelphia.
Sold Wholesale and retail, by CRJMBAC-
KER, Wheeling. Also, by /. WlL( OK, Pits
turgh, and in almost every town and village
through the country.
PRICE s 90 A BOTTLE.
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&C WALTERS. NJ D.

WOOdst)wn, Sept 4 1871.
Dear Sir:-Although YOUR Invaluable medicine
has already found hundreds ofpOwerful advocates
n may sul De gratifying 10 you 10 } e eve
communication from any one that has been
relieved byIt. Sucn, sir, u truly my cast. 1 have
been victim TO that terrible disease Consump-
Ton for nany month";, and have suffered so much
that had become almost weary of my life
Hearing our BalSam so highly praised, ] be san
taking II a few weeks back and can assure you
u has relieved me more than anything | hav,
ever used before, and confidently believe il will
cure me eticctualy Please give the bearer The
worth of the enclosed, and oblige,
Yours respectfully,
JOHN PEARSON
Dear Sir,-Nour Balsam of Wild cherry, has
Affected some astonishing cures here. One of
which is m old lady, NJ rs Russell, who has been
suffering for long time with shOr, mess of hTea
thing, and general weakness. until she was final
ly obliged TO keep her bed. After various other
remedies had been TesoTted TO in vain, she
commenced using your Balsam, and after taking
two bottles, was so far recovered as to be able
. attend To all the duties Of her house, and on
taking two bottles more was entirely cured.
Respectfully &c.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-07

HItelt0HS 2 ute Lirer, dSthma, BronchifiS,
rams or Weakness Of the Breast or Lungs,
SEroate Coughs, PieUriSy, Hemorrhage Of the
lungs, ana. all affections Of abe I'ltiBiOps ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-07
RHEUMATISM and LAMENEss posi-

HORS ES that have Ring b ne, Spawn, Wind
Calls, BE are cured by Roofs ;, ecJt c; and
FOundercd horses enurely Gu, e by RO rs Foun-
der OlmlmenL. VI ark Ihls. all no Tseman.
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NATURES OWN PRESENTATION.

compound Balsam'c prCpai alton of the Prti-
nus ptrgfntdnG or Wild cherry Bark combined
with the ETtrdcI Of Tar, prepar d by a new
chemical Process, approved and recommended
by the most distinguished physicians, and uni
versally aeknowle !Eed the most valuable medi-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-07
L'N'S SPREAD PL ASTERS.

better and more nice and useful article ne
was ade, All should wear them regularly
Inns TENIpERANCE RIT'TEKS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-11
u. 8. District Court.

The United States George NJ Wooisey.-The decla.
ration in this in various claims penalties and
forfetures to the amount Of 600 each count setting
forth distinct penalty and ground OF forfeiture The
tioa was commenced by espias sd respondendum, in
which the etism clause was for $i0eosO The defen
dant endorsed his appearance upon the writ and had du
y entered in the clerks office. After declaration deli
vered In the cause defendant craved oyer Of the writ
and filed his plea in abstement because OF the variance
between the writ and the declaration, and prayed judg
ment Of the writ and declaration and that the may
be quashed
Ths,District Attorneyor the United States thereupon
the plea in be quashed regarded
q nullty, and that the United States have Judgment
The written arguments of counsel having besn fully
considered. and appearing to the court that the deen
dant is not by law entitled to oyer of the writ in this
and to maintain plea Of abasment because Of the
promises it is ordered that judgment be given to the Uni
ted States against the said plea in abatement but being
Considered by the court that such judgment should not
necessarily be final is further ordered that the deen.
dant have leave to over &C. and the motion OF the
District Attorney being in the alternative to quash the
said plea in abatement IL that be denied by the court for
leave to amend the said capas I'D by nser
ting in the ethan clause thereof the of 81
instead of the OOo is further ordered by
court that il the defendant elect to to the
said declaration, the plaintiffs have leave to make the
amendment asked for and that costs be allowed either
party against the other.
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Superior Court.



july lo-Chief Justice Jorrs this morning gave dec
sions in the following cases
Myer Levy William c. H. Waddel.-Ths plaintiff
trustee for the Jssephs this city, whose bankruptcy
is the matter of much notorety and this action and
other between the parties, in replevin, brought
against the defendant United States Marshal, to
possession of certain household furniture, which
the defendant had seized under executions at the suit Of
creditors Of the Jossph On the trial OF these two
was contended ter the defendant that the assignment
to the plaintiff fraudulent and made with the inen
ton to defraud the mass of the creditors. The main fact
which this allegation based, the continued
by the families Of the Jossephs although that property
had been assigned to the plaintiff in liquidation ofa debt
which he claimed TO be due to him. On the other hand
centended that though the property assigned
in discharge of debt the person whom the assignment
made had the right give the furniture to the wife
and children of Josephs and he that such his
intention. At the time he required the personal property
to be made to him. though his intention not
made known to the Jossphs. He made the surrender
which he had the absolute right and he denied that any
fraud contemplated On the facts in the two
jury found that the assignment fraudulent,
and the other sustained the assignment and certain points
up for decision review Of which the Court de-
MED the motion for trial Although the verdicts
differed the facts, that matter for the deci
sion of the jury, and the Court rsusedto interfere
Christian Kluss VS.. Stephen EdSy.-Motion for new
trial denied.
The People Wm Buckley and GENERALIZATION to set
aside nonsuit granted.
Stacey Pitcher ads Alexander wilson and John Ksin-
Judgment for the defendant the demurrer with hber
ty to the plaintiff to plead De moro on payment Oh costs
within ten days after notice Of this rule.
The Court then sat to hear arguments.
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GREAT FIRE AT lANsINeBURoH-.we stop the
press to announce a few brief and imperfect parti-
culars OF most destructive fire which occurred at
LanHngburgh yesterday afternoon. The fire was
first discovered, about half past O'clock breaking
out near the centre Of the village from barn and
shed on the north side of Richard street. rear Of
Rensselaer, House, occupied by Mr.. J. Lamb which
were soon consumed, and communicated immedl
dwelling houses of Mrs. E. Parmelee, Mr. ]. F.
Parmelee, the Rensselaer, House, and the stores
and dwelling houses, with the adjacent t.build.
lngs on Congress, State, and Richards streets-a
list Of which will be found below-and destroyed,
in all, about thirty buildings
twas impossible yesterday afternoon and evening,
amidst the excitement and confusion of the disas-
ter, to ascertain the full particulars Of the conagra-
this moralng, we obtained through the kindness of
our friends, Mr.. W. F. Gray, Mr.. Barber, the editor
OF the Lansngbursh Gazette, and MIR. J. c. Shaw,
A list Of buildings destroyed and partially injur.
ed is subjoned -
LIST OF BUILDINGS BURNED.-Om State Street
Rufus Barton-Market burned-(grocery store
and dwelling house adjoining saved.)
John Abro-Store.
g. l.. Gaston-Store.
S. Goodwin-Sadlers shop.
Rensselaer, House, owned and occupied by Mr..
J. Lamb, and outsuidings attached.
l.. Ransom-Barber shop.
Mrs. p. Barton-Tavern and store.
Luther Bllss-Book store.
Lanslnsburgh Gazette Office, E. M. Barber, editor
and PROPRIETOR in second story OF Bliss book store
t. Mllls-Confectione shop.
Dwelling house-D. Fancher, owner.
Hoofman's Looking-glass Factory.
On Congress Street.
David Fancher's buildings-two dwellings and
cooper shop.
Watson Stnker-.Carpenter shop.
Mr.. Observation-Disclosures shop
MRS. +. Parmelee-Dweng honse.
Mrs. Esmond-House, owned by B. G. Hstha-
way
Mr.Wright house and Candle Factory
BUILDINGS SAVED AND PARTIALLY INJURED On STATE
Street
George MISUNDERSTANDING house
Mrs. Mosher-Two stores.
Mr.. Fox-Dwelling and bakery
Mr.. CASTOR Dwelling house.
We could not procure any correct estimate of the
amount OF loss in each case nor the amount insured
The scene at the fire was truly appalling, and the
amount of valuable property destroyed must be
very great Many of the sufferers were insured but
others have lost their all
Too much praise cannot be awarded to the Fire
Companies of Lansingbursh, and to the Flremen
from this city, West Troy and Waterford for their
great and successful exerions IN arrestng the pro-
gress Of the destroying element. At one time the
whole north east portion OF the village was in dan
ger oil destruction, but the fire was most fortunate.
ly subdued about7 o'clock.-Troy Wing.
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CHICAGO AND THE CANADAs, 10
The subscribers having completed with
the People Line of Steamboats, the North River and the
Kan hoad COMPANIES of Albany for running their Express
,of tne season OF ls3 an Express will leave their Office No
wall etNew York every evening quarter TO o'clock
Tor the alb owe named aud iqte,msdla,e places.
- IMPORTANT.
For the safety security of an valuable and money
packages entrusted their care, they have alamands Iron
es on poard oil the steamboats, in occupied
cavsy oy themselves and the messenger charge sleeps
the sne room with the iron aies which all
placed POMEROY s. CGSMPANY es
mice No wal .,r..,
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I'm Admiralty.

WIN. =. Schmidt and George Bdlchen the barque Y,
phy-The libcants in this claim Sl0i a compen
sation for having executed bond to the Corporation Z
indemnify the city against the maintenance, &c OF 10
reign psupers brought in said barque to this port Inc
court considered that this caim lien upon the
sell and could not be en- in admiralty and the libel
therefore dismissed, with costs to the claimant
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Court Of Common Pleas.
Hefore JudSe IIlah oeffer

jury lo--Edws,dJ Godfrey VS.. james Spsrrov This
action (which has been frequently tried beore)
the possession the value Of certain marble
msntel pieces which had been supplied by the plaintiff for
house OF the defendants when in the course Of its
erection. The defence, However was that the articles
were supplied to the master mason and that he alone
liable, as he was bound by ms contract with the
defendant TO supply the mantels.
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The Great Bunker Hill Herald,
Published supsrfne paper, containing full accoun,
of the celebration of Bunker HILL consisting of the de-
gcriposs, and Mr. Websters Grafton accompanied with
five splendid engravings, comprising
LIST. rare and original view of the Battle of Bun
ker Hill which took place the 18th June, ITS
hbitag the array of the American army, engaged in
deadly conflict with the British troops their ships and
Their forces.
2nd view Of the procession forming on Boston Com.
mon
sd. A view Of the procession crossing Warren
Bridge.
it looked the day Of the celebration with the Gags
above and Gro wds below.
sth A view of Bunker Hill Monument from the south
ern bay, as looked the quiet Sabbath morning after
the celebration.
Agents will please transmit their orders before the ed
ton will he ssld, the demand is unprecedented. The
price, wholesaeto agents So per hundred eight
per copy. Retail LA cents To be had at this Office.
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Vice ChanceIlor's Court,
-Vica ChancelIor MoCotfN sat N

JULY lo-vics Chancellor MoCovr sat- to hear .xn,,o
notions.
Assistant Vice Chancellor sArsyoRs made the follow
ing DECISIONS
Luther C. Sexton Eli Merrill President of the Clln
ton Bank, and others Mr. G. c. Ooddsrd, for des, Mer
ri ind others, cemplts. in person. Demurrer allowed
and bill dismissed with costs.
Francis arretto Admir-, Sc Of Magdalens Hofack vs.
Cornelius g Van Rensselaer, and others Mr.. iona.
Miller for delts; Mr. J. H. Mugher for conplt Demur.
rer overTuled with costs Leave to csmpl't to amend
BILL and dGit to answer in 90 days
Daniel Russell VS.. T. 3. Kinney and w. Van Hook
Mr.. Maurice, Jr and J. T. Brady. for Complainant
Mr.. F; s. Kinney and George Wood for dsfendants.-
Compliments mortgage adjudged valid Usual decree
for foreclosure and sale
The Delaware and Hudson Canal Company VI. Tho.
mas Bdde and others-Mr. G. A. Bickne1 Jr. fer CON
pianans Mr.. w. H. De Forest for defendants Decree
that nortagem satisfied Defendants to deliver up and
cancel the same. ITT"lI8 - =
Abraham Lent VS.. Lansing Wall and wife--Mr. II.
Wilson, for complainant Mr., d. Filing God for De-
PENDANTS Contract of sale declared invalid A TO the
wife, and rescinded as to l.. Wall Bill dismissed with
costs.
Henry Eldsrd W. Charles H. Hall and others Messrs
3. +. Clarkson and j. w. Gerard for comptroller and w
8. NsCoun AID n F. Clark for defendants Decree set.
ting aside Halls Assignments and for the pay ment Of COM
planants debt and costs out OF the fund.
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ROCKAWAY PAVILLlON-LONG ISLAND RAIL
ROAD.
~1S Trains upon this road leave BROOKLYN South
ness for that delightful resort, the Marine Pavil-
li1n, &C the following hours, viz '-half past
RETURNING leave Jamaica ga. NJ, 10 NJ and P M for
New York Fare to Jamaica. through from Brooklyn
the Pavilion. IS cents. ie2f6wsr
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NEW JERSEY RAILROAD AND TRANS,
FORMATION COMPANY.


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The trains for WestReld Panfeld Boundho Someylic,
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