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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-03-10
No. sa--wHOLE NO. 49s

fem AlaOama--oOe IRON Virginia =
nne from PopnsYIYanla - and three from
Nrw York, is untrue. Dare Won do II
Nowhere 10 ynur places! Your l"sd,
cr Mr.. G dhonu has ssId h9i'ihe whole
Demoerapc past, J p er.l ird 0 the slan'
ia Of fee ,rade" " Dne yaO : y u IS
false! i 50. rise aud p'onouGce The word.
GentIem,H are sIlen'! and lnal silence
eloquedlIy admits the truth OF their dec
larafion, while they have nol courage
10 svow u 10 terms Let II 90 The North
lhst the Representatives OF that stclIon
Of the Union are iof Inc doctrine oi Tree
uade while here; and by she North, dis
graced by The dupiicitg OF their agents
lei The rebgke be administered 10 them.
! call upoB a gentleman from New
York Gow 10 my eve--the Representa-
live nf the district of Mr. Van Buren's
residence. [Mr. MCIeIIonl-to tel IhIs
House whelher he constitutes one u li,e
whole Democratic party "-Wheiber he
is an advocate Cor free lradei
Mr.. Mcclellan. lwiii respond TO the
enquiry lf the gentleman means. by
free trade, low duties---
Mr.. White. do aot yield the tioor
10 'ho gentleman to make speech. ]
ask him a lam question; and before he
answers he requires me TO explain the
meaning Of one Of the cardinal principles
Of his parry,
MI, Mcclellan If the gentleman
Mr. White. mean nothing about the
principle. | ask you simple question.
Will you answer, yes or no? The gen.
lIeman declines an answer. ] thought
il would be thus.
BET us now look 10 the operation Of
this principle when reduced to practice
The term free trade defines Hs own
meaning;i it is trade free from all reis
ta,ive RESTRAIN s, ard left 20 n 2 ceBtfol
o its own avs II the laxing power Of
this Governmen, be applied to II, and II
is compelled to pay contributions Ior It's
license, it IS no longer free, bu' re-
strained trade To be free, il must aoI
be subjected TO duties. and must be
chereeabIe win the payment Of no re
venue to the Government. Ia short,
The Government must be left without
revenue, or resort to direct taxation TO
procure il. if this policy prevails II
this theory we're established in practice.
what think you. sir, each State would
be bound 10 contribute BY direct taxa
ton as it's portion ol the Federal reve
nue.? have been curious enough 10
make he calculation upon the returns
OF the last census. assuming S28 5OO,OCO
as the amount Of annual expenditure
an amount far beo that required by
line Secretary of the Treasury in hts
report-and assuming fedora numbers
as lhe basis Of taxation The account
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-03-10
Total

By appropriation for the Cum
berIaRd road
By npproI rlaliou to improve
the navigation OfIhe Wabash
river usW89s, , ara Ia
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-03-10
OPINION.

3D. The Court are. therefore, OF opinion
That mullDy had been organized on
board the United States brig Somers to
murder the officers and take possession
Of The brig u.f ar--
That Midshipman Philip Spencer
Boalswan's, male Samuel Cromwell,
and seaman Elisha Sinai we're concern
ed in md guilty Of such mutiny.
That. had not the execution taken
place, an attempt would have been made
10 release The prisoners, murder the
officers, and take command Of The brig.
That such attempt, had il been made
in the night, OF during a squaIl, would,
In the Judgment Of the Court, from the
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-03-10

To difference Of exchange per
aunnm paid by the people IN
consequences oltbe relusal Of
Government 10 give TO them
national currency
To amount paid by the sale Of
puOIlc lands, per anuum,
To amount paid by consumers
ofartlcIes of foreign mercb :
andiss in Consequence Of tar
If duties,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-03-10
SPEECH OF
Mr. White, of Indiana,

Mr. White, of Indiana,
IN REPLY TO
MR., HOLMES, OF S. CAROLINA,
ON THE
Principles sokich divide the tsUo parties
DeIioered in the House Of Representatives.
February 3, I843.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-01
SIIERMAN,S
COUG II LOZE NGEG

N M tue sditsl. most sure and ettsctgH rsni=
"a edy Tor coughs, colds, cousumptIon " 400
ping cohSh, asthma, tiGhIncss ut the Lungs or
chest &c The PROPRIETOR h. never known VI
instance "heie they did not give perfect satIslag4
ton.
Over 5000 persons have givon their MANGA
within the last year as r. ference of the won
dcriul YHtues ~ the cough luIsngts. I hey eur,
all rec Mt cases III n few hours - dom rtquiTiug
more than one day to ontnGy eradicate tn { most
distressing ones
SIR q Il Matthews, 3 Caroline st suffered
year with hare; uRht cough, pain in the SIDE,
apIltInE of blood, and all lac EIual sNnutomS ~
consum ton. I be I..zsuges rrlsyeC BIN iEn,e
dR'ely, and IN few weeks restored b IN 10 psrfrct
health lie says they arc The greatest ia odIcias
IN the world.
DT ZabrIskie, IS Ouano ~, has used thcfn IN
over 10 cases some If he IN Of the most alarming
character, and always with the greatest suCGoSE
young lady of ~ years old supposed 10 be
N decline; several physicians d d attended
her a gwen her up q iacuTable. she huG
distressing cough, Was SO weak sha could rot st
up hut few minutes time, aud had evsry
dppearance of a speedy dissolution. On the bin (
IL her grave as II were, rho took a dozen Of
She mans LOZengcs; they secmed 10 QiN0 her
new hfe-she pefseteTct, and less III n E,Ir boxes
restored her Ia perfect hohl'h. 1hsse LUzeagos
saved her from al untImely Death.
Many persons have complained OF cug
humbl eyed out OfrIeIr collars by cough Fyrups
who have found cure IN Sherman's cough
candies, they not rcquEed 10 purchase Two "
SIX dollars worth. Nery often one IS cent box
will cure them.
Price IS cents per box. For sale by
Oliver PRYOR, Union ~.
apF - Fhgs!IpS, Va
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-01
PETERA PILLS-

Nv f. have tried DR. Jos Prissty Peters Ycpa-
w getabis PILLS, and have no hesitation m
pronounclng thsm the best Ambitions HedIcIu-
that we have ever used in oar families. We ave-
acquainted with several families 4. this city VIII,
give them the preference at all other kinds on
accoul of Their mlldness and a. the same time
certainty Of rctIon.-N y EramtHsr.
More th'n ten mIlliOrr OF boxes OF these truly
valuable AutlbIlIOus Pills have been sold in the
United States, Canadas, " est Indies Mexico and
Texas, since the first ofJaNuary, eighteen hun
dred and thirty five.
Hundreds and thousands bless the dcY thsV
we're " uu ed. by HE persuasIOus Of a freud to
try a box of Or Peters Pills,
DR. Jos phi PTIestlcy Peters,
Dear SRI have used your valuable Fills tbcss
last four years. IN cases Of Dyspepsia Liver com
plant, and Sick HeadaG he, nj have found them
IN majority OF clses, the most Ialuabls Pills
have ever used JOHN CASE NJ d.
For Sick or Nervous Headache or Bihouh Ne.
yer, would recommend Peters Pills IN prefer
ence TO alt other kinds.
X II ARMSTRONG MD.
TIE following from the eminent DIR Emerson n
considered sufficient
| have used IN my practice these last five Venrs
DR. Peters Vegetable Ambitious Pills ant DON.
sidere1 them the beat Family hoIigino 1 haze
ever used.
4 supply Of these truly valuable Pills ina, 70
ceivCd and for sale Wholesale and Re all by
OLIVER IRYOR,
SUle agent for Whcslag.
Large size boxes, containing Is ills 20 Gems.
email SIZE boRes containing 20 Pills IS cents nor
box. and upon enquiry these valuable Pills raa
be obtained IN most every country store n Wee
tern va. nov lS-4In
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-01
Observation-Disclosures EYE
WAITED

OUCH - the wonderful effects OF this valuable
- Eye Water IN relieving and curing the com
mon complaints Of the eye, that those who use
il once, will ever after give It the preference TO
IN At Of any other preparation.
a respectable phy sIcian and druggist IN Con
necfCut writes, IS r: patient of mine, who
has had two bottles Of your Eve Watlr says, this
Is the only kind he has ever used WIth success"
Price % cents a bottle,
Dumfri-s' Remedy for the painful and debilita-
ting complaint Of HePies. New case of a cure.
Boston Nov 2itl..
Sir-ThC Pile ointment and electuary that
lately had Of you, has had an CxCellcn; effect. ]
have been troubled for years with the Piles, and
have never found any remedy that would compare
with yours. The late attack was severe one,
but the relief was almost immediate, n.
Mr. kddeT
Extract Of a letter from a gentleman in Yer
mont. Mr. Kiddcr,-Sir; Having used in INV
family Dumfries Remedy for the Plies, I have
found u the best have ever met wi'h On this part
Of th7 country. have found the electuary the
only pbysc that could be used with certainty and
case.
A dealer wntcs-"I consider u lDumfres re-.
nedy Iiar superior 20 any article bCfOr Offered 10
the Public for the Piles.
A painful case. box Of the Remedy cured a
case Of the Piles, with which the patent Ga H..
ma'c.J had been long and painfully afflicted, in a
ncIghburug tOwnrCp0rts an agent.
The article. IWhch consists % two boxes.
IIcCfuaTy a. Ointment, pNcg 81 2 cents each or
% cents for bOtn,i Is accompanied with valuable
cOlf0us directions.
Relics Asthmauc or Consumptfys PiIs-prires
reduced Co 80 and ~ ctg=gIve immediate relief.
Cure the most obstinate coughs. Common
colds frequently removed 900 ~ h0urz
n g. bach Of the articles will be- srgurI W I
Kidder, on he outside wrapper.
Prepared from the ouliual VI Rcc.r- Of DR.
~ IT Conway By w J. kIider Immediate gur~cs.
sor to che late IT KID .er by whom they are for
sale az his counting ROOM No - State street
corner OF Merchants row. Boston, and by IN.
special appointments 5y jas BAKER.
tCcl Nsg..rg Va,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-01
LIVER COMPLAINT.

This disease; from It's long standing and repea-
ted attacks, and also frern the manner in which
10 has been treated, oien lea YES the drcgs Of the
disease IN some way cling to the system-some-
times there is great weakness and prostTation Of
strength with dull heavy pain located IN some
part oI the syst ~. In oil such casCs DR. Swayne's
Compound Syrup Of Wild Cherry, will be found
an excellent remedy, 10 support, strengthen, and
give yigCl 10 eclnng health, aud defend il from
the InrOads Of disease.
Their are daily certificates from various persons
which are sufficient testimony TO the great eff
easy Of this invaluable mcuIcine.
EfTDr Swayne's Office, No 81, North Sixth 81.
one door below Arch, PhIladelphiS, where all or.
5eTs for agencies, &c, must be directed. Refer
enCCs will be expected.
DR. Swayncs Compound Syrup Of Wild cherry
is for sale al the Drug ( tore Of
JAMES BAKER,
oci7 Wheeling Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-01
ITCH CTRED,r

I(Elt ever sOlnveterate, in sne hour $ applica-
y n3a, aud M danger from taking COLBY
using DuHDrteS' Itch Ointm ent. So great and
extended here has become ITS reputation thar
dealers are tIng It from all parts of the couu
ny, as remedy which gives their customers the
highest satisfaction.
student, connected with one sfour Literary
Institutions where this loathsome disease had
appeared, observes, that Dumires' Itch ONT
m6nt eNtermlnated u, after various other appi.
cations had failed 10 do so, and IL had in conse
qlence gained reputation IN that seminary and
ylciLity, as the best remedy kno w for the Itch,
Name can he gwen II desired.
FsfInIs prepa ration, for pleasantness safety,
expedition, ease add certainty, is unsurpassed If
equal!ed. lsdoes not COptaIn the least particle
Of mercury, or other dangerous Ingredient, aud
may be applied with perfect safely by pregnant
females, or TO children at the breast, and IL
cures however lnvcterate IN one hours apple
cation only, and no danger from taking cold.
Testimony in proof Of the high character Of
this article as follows
A distant dealer in ordering gross, observes;
49,. IL lsunyersally pronounced the best remedy
yet used in these partsr
Another writes from a distant city-''It is a
valuable article, AVID fully worth the price set
upon tit has no equal IN this Market
A physician the first emlnence, IN prescribing
a. spoke Of itin the highest terms, as most com
pletely answering the purpose, and 10 use his
own words, pronounced u just the thing,
ltis also one Of the best application for the
Barber Itch, pimpies, and diseases Of the skin
generally
Price with full directions II cenis.
'.sDr Relies Asthmatic or Censumpive pil Is
this has been pronounced among all the cough
medicines 10 be had, one Of the most valuable
ever yet discovered, which trial will prove.
Price 25 cents.
NB. Each article will b., signed by w l.
Kidder on the outside wrapper.
Prepared from the original VI Recipe Of Dr.
w T. Conway, By w l. Kidder, immediate success.
sor % the late II Kiddor, by who they are for
sale az his counting rOtm, No Sc $ ate street
corner Of Merchants row, Boston, aud by hIs
special appointment by JAS BAKER
dec Wheeling, Va
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-01
ANOTHER EVIDENCE.

~ The WOHdsrfUl CuT's performed by DR. Srsa yne's
Compound Syrup # Md Cherry
HR SWATNE.-Dear Sir.-When ! was al
- Pusburgh last August | purchased oG your
AGENT six bottles Of your Compound Syrua Of
Wild Cherry. had for many years been trou-
cled with a Cough, often very violent, Nth other
indications Of Consumption, or disease Of the
Lungs, ot very serious nature / hat very little
faith IN medicine as II was thought my disease
was hopeless and beyondits reach. / had applied
10 several Physicians for relief and also used
some highly pulled n'edIcincs which had seen
in the newspapers. bat hearing that you had much
experience IN the practice Of med cine. and had
treated many cases f Consumption ! conclude ed
10 try yours and from that time, ] am happy 10
say found relief write this IN hope u a you
will publish IT, so that If any human being has
suffered De have done they NAV know where
10 fad n med cine, the virtues of which may be
relied upon. JAMES OSBURN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-01
DE La MONTERAT,s-

4 NObJ MILAN VEGETABLE SPECIFIC
~ For the cure OF consumption. Asthma.
Peurisy Spirng Of Blood, and pulmonary a /.
feCuJns Of all kinds. The most va lu1bc remedy
ever discovered for the cure Of COusump ton
and all diseases Oi the breast and lungs leading
20 COusJmp Ton.
The folio RIng rCCDmWeudary nJt.cC is from a
regular graduate Of the University Of PeuusyIya-
mia. and student OF the late DR. Rush.
Having .OumHuGcd the use of De La Mon
terufs C0,uuo an Vegetable Specific Iu nav own
private prattCe Tor some time past and having
witnessed US decided efficacy ia many cases
'yhsc7 have previously resisted the usual remedies.
now with much pleasure give my testimony rn
iayJT, bgstauug lhat have prescribed .he Soc
rIic with greet success Il Asthma, Rheumatism.
Coughs, colds. H08rzeutss. SDff.ng of Blood
consumption und Catarrhal reflections Oh the
breast
The length Of time many Ol the a.aaa-
Ees have been cured, CJuyruCts me fhaffhTy
arc ornament, and 90 may with proprsty be enid
shat I,s healing qualities rank o. superior t0 any
other re nrHy of the present dav.
ALEXANDER lI MCPHERSON. VI 10.
The above valuable medicine rs for sale whole.
sals and rctl. by OLIVER Pryor.
ieu1 Union e. Wheeling, Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-01
100000
sHERMAN,S POOH MAN,s PLAs1,En.

SHERMAN'S POOR MANS PLASTER
ID HEUMATISM N. Lumbuso, .paia and weak
II net 10 the back loins, SIDE. neck. brsns,
or limbs effect Inlly cured byH IN soughs and
liver compl amts they afford astonishing regults
" ora on the loE0T part Of the spine they cuys
the piles, and on the back Of the necks ~
children leethnR will give mediate rebeC
Several persons have called AZ the ~.atehouse
20 express their surprise and thanks, ~ the a.
m9Et miraculous cures these plastsrs have 81
feCtcd.
Jos W HoEIe, Esq. whp had been 90 aGfi,to4
with rheumausm, a. 10 DO unsble 20 dross him
scifwithout assistance WIS saablcd after wear.
InE or only night 10 gCtup alone in the MOI.
ming, pot on his clothes and call a. our ofirss
with eyes beamIng with JOY and HE touaurs
pouring forth the gl1dness Of his heart NJ Inc
sudden md signal relief he had received fros.
this best C aIl remedies.
Mr. David Williams, Of Elizabctftown n
an old Revolutionary soldier was 80 affiliated
With rheumatism that he could scarce help mir,
self these plastCrs entirely cured hffn E'FPrro
only 20 g. ccntsa plaster sod Which noi onig
n1 axes them the best but the cheapest piast.t
m the vyoYId. Remember hat
For sale NhOlesalo sod Retail nv
OLIVER PRYOR
nov 81 im Sole aKCntfor WTafiiaz
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-01
GREATEST BARGAINS OF TIE SEASON.
ksr chap aud fastioHa5is NISTER GOODS

/ GREATEST BARGAINS OF TIE SEASON
Nss. sA.op aud FASHIONABLE WISTER GOODS
wHoLEsALE AND RErAu.
"a W. HEISkELI. informs the public tina
". he has lIst returned from New Y orb auC
the other eastern cities and - now receiving 1
b,avv and general assortment Of the most desi
. rable and cheapest Goods ever brI ught TO IN,
cuy OF Wheeling. AbOul this there is no mistake
as the public Will ascertain by giving early
call.
They will find my Goods uniformly cheap, as
! large portion OF them were purchased at Auc-
tIon IN the city OF New York, at TunOus low
prices, many of the styles being diflerent from
any tLat have been seen IN Wheeling. TheI dies
may rest assured that especial attention has been
given TO procure such g"Ods, both ornamental.
MANTlLLAS, SHAwLS. CARDINALS AND
CRANATS,
Material for cloaks, &c. the assortment both m
quality and variety, rs far superior TO any m this
city. would also coll lhe attention of purcha
sers &c the stock OF cloths, cdSsjReres cdSsjHes
which ie unusually large and cheaper tnaa the
cheapest, The stock consists IN part of
MOuscliu de laine, different shades; plain en-
broIdcrcd chene, rich satin striped, TarltOu plaid
and other kinds, some low as rs 3-i cents per
ward. Figured Lama cloths; a splendid art Gle.
Plain aud figured AlpaCha i.ustrcs, various col
ours. Parisiaus, Printed SaxouI-s, ri,h stylee.
Figured EolIenne half price, Black, Blue black
poult de Sol and Italian LustTIng silks ne -
style. Nelyets and silks FOR DO InCts, rich ribbon
TO match. French, EarlstOn aud Mahcheste
Ginghams, IRISH Linens. LInen cdmbrlcks. A
Black lace and other Wells. Handsome matCTi-
/ al for caps, English and French prints, &c. A
choice assortment of Shaw.s am Mantillas.-
Argyle, Honeycomb Alpacha, embroidered cloth,
4 rlctCn, Wool, Broche, silk. cashmere, Nous
/ lin de laiue, silk and other kinds of shawls and
handkerChieis Rich Pa is Mantilas. Spanish
cardinals Handsome silk and Velvet ladies'
cravdts. Velvet and MerlnO Prints
A good variety of Hosiery Glsves and Mitts
Gentlemeu's wear at reduced prices. Cloths
casslmereS, sattIaetts and jeans, all kinds and
qualities. Super cashmere, Fancy Quilted, Meri.
/ no and Satin Nestlngs, Fancy neck Scarfs, a
new article, Satin stocks, black and changeablt
cravats. supply of railors trimmings also
4 heavy
/ STOCK OF DOMESTIC GOOrS.
Plaid, bhene. striped and Other style American
calcoes remarkab cheap. Brown and bleac hed
shectngs and shrtings. Rel Ticking, apron and
shlrtinS checks. domestic GInghams, striped and
plaid cotton, plaid iuseys, kerseys, black and
col red cImbTlcks, cotton frlngcs spool cotton,
brown, bleaehed I'd colored Canton Flannes.
Blankets, red, white and yellow Fiannels, al
your own prices. Diapers, crash, threads, &c
4 good s"pply Of CO ton yarn, carpet chain and
batting.
, Ingram CGrpetiur and TUHeG Rugs. ra
( cheap. Remember corner Of NGrkct and TnioT
streets. nov 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-01
CORNS! CORNsM CORNISH,

{ NURED by the Albion corn PIlsier! II affords
~ immediate relief aud - a sure cure for
cLrns, u dlssoiyes the corn and removes Il from
the foot with case and expedition. without IN,
least pam. From among the many cases Of
cures, read the following extract Of letter from
the Rev EheneZcr Newhal III of l.ltc,,lu Mace
| cannot neglect 10 state, that ! feel great con
hCeucc IN tile Aiblnn corn plaster. as ono of the
Surest remedies; have tined It's efficacy, and in
our successive applcaiIpns according TO the d
recuons, II elected a cure
In proof Of which, read the following cases,-
\ iaCJ.-IO whom reference can be made nftsr
suffering great pain, an inconvenience for war
from cOTns, and who IN the mean time was ma
KING use of VarIO highly celebrated rcn cdjes
! but 10 TO Purpose, aDG had IN CuESCuUruct. of
/ mess repeated diSaTpolntments, nearly despair
Cd OF Tchet, most happily met with the Albion
corn plaSt r. one box of " hlch tai an rypen se of
/ only 80 ccnts,) has entire cured her coTusi So
astonishing was tins cue as to induce several OF
/ the friends and nelghbOTs of Inc lady to use the
sau.e re.rcdy, and with the same good sucrc.si
,EBAn old Gentleman Informed an agent
4 mat alter suffering unc~nscionable pain anc
uonhIe Tor Aeaas rom earn, which had resist
/ ed every attempt to destroy, WAS cured by I'm,
/ most valuable plaster!
/ A persoui-So ripplcd with corns for Ionn
time az 10 be unable 10 walk, had 10 cut holes m
his shoes, 10 Ca sc his feet,-was cured by thi.
p.asttr!
! Price 3 cents a box
y. Zach of the articles will Re s-ncd w +
hldder on the 0EtSIi" wrapper
/ - consumption. No Ucr5Dn can hsvc ade
qlale idea ol the astonishing relief which DR.
/ Reiic' highly celebrated ,rhmatic or consume.
| i've pills, give IN consumption coughs COILS
/ Il hcu!'y Of breathing, whrs: ing, rightnrss %
the chest, ram ~ the side, splitting blood dc
a TAR Ual only Is necessary t. convince persoUs
suffering from IN. Sc complaints that tnis is on,
nf the most valuable medicines ever discovered
for complaints Of the lungs generally. Common
colds are removed IN a few hours Price 25 CTS
,Sdeparcd from the original VI Recipe of DR.
w 1 Conway, hy w L KIdier, immediate sue
ccsioT To the late 7 Kidder. BY whom thCy are
/ lot sale al ms counting o-n, No So State St
corner OF Merchants row, Boston, and by his
/ special appointment by JAS BAKER
/ dec WLoI;,,,, "
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-01

eau riON,-As all medicines which become
- very popular. like that OF DR. SIr1yut's COM
pound Syrup Of bLd Cherry. attempts 10 Iml.
tate or counterfeit IN some way, are frequently
TesoTted to. Therefore II Is thought best 20 pui
the public on their guard against Imposition. In
the course OF only !wO or three YeIls after the
most descryedly popular remedy had introduced
itself Into the sick cnamb5r, and its fame became
widely known, up springs several Others IHtO the
market, and with view 10 give currency TO
their invention, they take the name o9WIld Cher
~ TO add 10 their patched up nOstrums, think
ing 20 borrow reputation rom that already es
tahlIshed, and 10 help out still furtkcr with the
scheme hy one IF the vendors, the name OF DR.
WistaT IS attached, making Il appear that this
popular and highly respected Physician is the au-
thor lol this preparation, such Is not the fact
Another iadlvldual comes out with what he cal +,
the Syrup ofWild Cherry, clInging still closer 10
inc original name, that individual & might even be
even deceived when he went 10 purchase, If the
name ofDr SwaYne was not always kept i'm yicw
Those who apply for these latter day prepa
of W lid cherry let me tell them, are tanperinp
with their constitutions and taking draughts
from the hands Of IncXperienCe, which they
w Juld have 10 repent at some future day, had
n u Put them on Their guard
DIR SWAYNES compound syr..p OF Wild
cIerry ls put Up IN square bottles, containing a.
bout eight ounce' with 'Dr SwayuC's compound
syrup OF Wild cherry" blown Iu the glass covered
with a blue wropper, ever which Is yellow label
with his written signature, the cOunterfeiting of
which will be punished forgery.
Z FDr Swayne's office, No ~ Nerth Sixth N.
orders for agencies, &c must be directed Ref.
erences will be expected
DT SWaynC's compound syrup Of Wild cherry
JAMES BAKER.
sep Wheeling Va