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The Whig standard., 1843-12-02
CONGRESSIONAL MORALS.

CONGRESSIONAL MORALS.
There is much speculation afoat as TO the in
tellectual character Of the present House Of Re-
presentatiyes. From the great predominance OF
Locofocoism in that body, we are led TO argue
rather unfayorably Of the capacity Of the House
ultraism being more essential requisite with
the Locofoco party than mental ability What
ever may be our apprehensions on this score, we
trust that the moral character of the present
House will be superior to some of its predeces-
sors. The dignity and influence Of the popular
branch Of Congress have been much impaired
Of late years by the violent debates and personal
quarrels that have occurred during the sessions
Men, in no degree remarkable for their attain
ments or endowments, have obtained notoriey
by their ungentlemanly conduct on the floor of
the House that is discreditable to the nation as
well as their immediate constituency. The con-
t'nuance OF such breaches Of private and public
decency must inevitably render the House ineff-
clent as an organ Of the popular will, and degrade
the character Of the people of the American
Union.
We hope that the first requisite in the candi-
date for Speaker will be the determination and
ability to preserve order. 1t is in the power Of
the Speaker to check personalities between the
members, and to prevent the occurrence of scenes
on the floor which sometimes lead to disas-
trous results out OF the House. Above all things,
let us trust for the sake of humanity and public
mn hot 4 tho ~fH IL.
longer be resorted to as weapons of arbitration
in personal quarrels. The time is past when a
man was justi6able in adjusting his real or
feigned grievances by taking the life Of his ad-
til the world shall lapse again into the brutal
chivalry Of feudalism. Public opinion has now
become SO much ameliorated by the humanizing
influences Of Christianity that it will no longer
tolerate duelling as civilized custom. The
duellist is now looked upon as murderer,
who kills with deadly aim and malice afore-
thought, but according to the rules of an OBJ
solete code Of honor, which is tolerable only
for its antiquity, and which is gradually becom-
ing obliterated beneath the reforming hand q
Christian civilization Degrading as is the char
acter Of Locofocoisn, and obnoxious as are its
principles TO the social and political welfare of
the Union, we yet believe that policy, if nothing
else, will induce its representatives SO TO bear
themselves as to save us from the degradation
10 which they have hitherto reduced the hall OF
the House Of Representatives The first act,
we are much afraid, will be an act Of violence
the admission of the members illegally elected
by general ticket That done, we shall believe
the present House capable of any iniquity.
The Whig standard., 1843-12-02

nROCERIES, BUTTER, APPLES, &c.--
u $. HOLMES, 7th street. nearly opposite the
Patriotic Bank, has just received by the vessels
Victory, Zone, Alexandria, and john Bell, from
New York, his fall and winter stock Of Family Gro
ceries Butter, Cheese Fruit &C., and offers for
SALE in addition to general assortment Of Groceres
lU3 frkins and tubs Of choice New York Butter
8O boxes Cheese from good dairies
$50 bbls Of Apples, of various kinds
25 bhls New York Flour
25 :" Virginia do halves and quarters
~ /" New York Buckwheat -four in wholes,
~ boxes Do Do, put up for small families
II bbs Mackercl, in wholes, halves, and quarters
3 Shad
Newfoundland and Smoked Salmon
IS choice Hams, Dried Beef
80 boxes Chemical Soap se
Fancy Soaps, in large quantity
Cranberries, Goldfish, Dried Fruit &c., &c.
lie respectfully invites purchasers to examine his
stock before they buy. nov 28-tf
The Whig standard., 1843-12-02

Mr.. Foa, the British minister, is about to re-
tire from this mission, says the National Intelli-
gencer, to be succeeded by Mr.. packenham, late
British minister to Mexico
The Whig standard., 1843-12-02

A CARD-T. F. SEMMES, having made large
IA additions to his stock of Wines and Liquors, re-
spectfully calls the attention of his customers and the
public thereto. His stock Of Cigars is complete, and
of the most approved brands, such as Tresamegos,
Panetelas, EST elias, Union, &C., varying in prices
from twenty to two hundred and fifty dollars thou
sand and is equal if not SUPERIOR to any ever offered
in the District Purchasers will find it to their adj
vantage TO give him call at his store, in Granite
Row, Pennsylvania avenue, between Sd and A. sts
dec I-3tif
The Whig standard., 1843-12-02

In the towns in Massachusetts which held
their meetings on Monday to elect representa-
tyes. the Wings did well-succeeding in Fall
River, Chelsea, South Reading, Weslboro, New
bury, bingham, and Bridgewater As far as
heard from, the House now stands 1S4 Wings
to l33 Locofocos. Wing majority ST.
The Whig standard., 1843-12-02
TO THE CITIZENS OF WASHINGTON.

TO THE CITIZENS OF WASHINGTON.
The ladies Of the Agatha Marshall Society intend
holding a Fair on Monday next, the 4th December,
at Caruss saloon, to assist in the erection of the
Temperance Hall. They respectfully invite ali those
friendly to the cause of temperance to aid them in
their efforts for the promotion Of this noble work.
t COLUMBIA TYPoCRArIICAL SociErY "A stated
meeting Of this society will bc held this evening (Sa-
turday, December ~ at MIR. Buckingham's room on
G street, at O'Clock.
JAMES WIMER, Recording Secsfa7y.
The Whig standard., 1843-12-02

A Premium for Treachery.-The Madsonian
offers one-third Of its subscription price 10 all who
will obtain subscribers for it. Treachery is at a
discount.
The Whig standard., 1843-12-02

We observe in the Detroit Advertiser call
consideration the propriety Of petitioning Con-
gress to make canal around this rapid to CON
meet the navigation of the lower Lakes
The Whig standard., 1843-12-02

The Hon. Mr. Gushing, ambassador to China,
writes to friend in New York from Suez, that
he he had a speedy and most interesting journey
through Egypt, and was, on the 2o,h September,
waiting steamer from Bombay.
The Whig standard., 1843-12-02
A HINT.

/ Great complaint is made by the autocratic po-
tentates Of Europe Of the ignorance of the modern
tongues evinced by most Of our diplomatic rep
resentatives. AS there are, no doubt, many Of
the members Of Congress who expect hereafter
to be candidates for foreign missions, we recon-
mend to them to employ their leisure moments
of the session in the study Of the French Ian
guage at least, if they have not the disposition
to attempt the Italian, Spanish, or German. We
give this advice in good spirit, both out Of regard
TO the dignity and character Of the nation, and
the feelings of its representatives when abroad.
The Whig standard., 1843-12-02

DrWhat chance has Mr.. Bryan Of coniir-
nation by the Senate to foreign powers Ought
he not to be considered as all accessory in the
appointment Of one of the most obnoxious of the
Tyler traitors, and share the fall which the prn-
cipal in the transaction would meet were his
name before the Senate! If Mr.. Bryan be re-
jected, will not Mr.. Tyson be bound in honor and
faith to give place to him in the post out of which
he was cajoed Will the Madisonian answer us?
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-25
ms NsnEETIRON wARE.

COPPER. TIN ihpN WAKE
SUBSCRIBER would inform his Oh Gus
toners and The public generally, that lac still
continues Ia Manufacture the above articles. m NIL
their varieties. ~ his old stand on Oni n Street.
WHEELING Va. JOBBlNG of oil kinds done
at The shortest notice. Houses covered Wuh COP
PER, TIN, ZINC, or ~ iRoN' ON me Ihos'
approved plan AMI reasonable ieru- From hts ex-
pcrience IN this business. he fattcrs himself that he
will be able to give general satisfaction. SPOUT
ING Tor houses. of every kind sire and price made
10 order with ptompiness and despatch. lie also
continues the. manufacture of RUSSIA IRON
GP.,TES for dwellings. either plain or fancy.=
These CRATES fr comfort, convenience aud beauty.
add greatly 10 the finish of a parlor.
ALSO. on hand a variety of patterns ofCOOKlNG
STOVES either for wool or coal, suitable Tor Hotels,
Steamboats, or private families. Which cannot be
surpassed by any IN this market, elher ~ utiiiy or
price, all ot which he Is determined To sell nj the
mast reduced prices for Cash sr ap 'roved barter.
Imar 23l T1lOS G CULBERTSON.
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%TRUSTEE,S SALE.

by Virtue of Led ofTiust dated the J9uh day
- ofOCtober 1912, executed by Hiram Martin
TO Inc as trustee, to secure the ,nasm ent of GER
tain debts in said deed menfisgeH, | shall offer
at public sale to the highest bidder, at the front
door of the Court House on Thursdayfhe 10Th
day OF August next, The following described real
property, VIZ: lot No AZ, situate on the North side
OF Water street, IN that part of Middle Whee ling
Land off into lots by Noah Zane, John Faw cett
and others.
Also, Tot number 1876, in East Wheeling, and
on which Is erected a good brick M
The tUle 10 the above property is believe. to
be lndlsputable, but selling as trustee shall only
convey such tile as is vested i'm me by said deed.
Terms Of S~aie-SI5O cash will be required. the
balance IN two equal payments, at 8 and IL
months, and the title TO be Te'aned until the
purchase money shall be paid.
JAS A CLARKE,
jy 81 IS JruStee.
The above sale Is postponed until MOnda, he sd
day Of o, Io5er next. JAMES A CT ARKE.
Sept g Trustee.
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CAN BE CURED.


THE following letter Is from a veteran phvsi-
can. whose service IN to Navy Of the United
states as Wei as his lOna and successful practice
IN TINS county have gained for him an elevated
rank rs a member of the Medical faculty.
Lioerlystown Frederick co, Md, Jan 10th, 1912.
MrP ONcuU-Dca Slr-ItI IS with great plea
sure, that l send ysu an account OF the most
extraordinary cure that have ever witnes sea in
the hole course Of NV practice. The easel allude
10 IS that OF my son Howard, aged twenty years,
and | call It eXtraordi.a AIRY, because II was con-
SUMPTION OF the lungs, attended with all ITS
cOncomitant tram of unerring symptoms. 10 wit:
"A PAIN N the breast, hacking cough, dryness
IN the pain of the hands, great emaciauon, flush
ing of the checks, night sNeats, &C. And L. add
10 the catalogue of his Ills, he had an aggravated
form of Bronchitis, with liberation ofthe throat,
palate aud root of the mouth, In short his whole
system was scrOfulOus, and there We're various
ulcers on his head, body and limbs. The disease
had been pscylng on his constitution TOR seven
years. Everything that the sOlcltude Of a parent
could suggest, or the skill Of eight or Ten physi-
clans could devIse,had been exhausted upon nam.
/ considered his case beyond tAe rCa n Of medI
cine, and hope Itself had abandoned us. Wcsaw
nothing for him but death, aud that swiftly ap-
preaching. While The poer fellow la' IN this
pltlable cOndilon, 4 was watching with great
interest the lmpTON ement which your CathOllcun
was I..aking IN the health OF my worthy ncighbor,
Jesse Lands, E-q, whose case was clearly a
consumption aud when | fo,nd that your mcdI-
cine han restored him tn vigorous htalih. n ray Of
hope seemed t5 dawn on tie case ofmy afflicted
son. i had no doubt. from what had seen of lis
efficacy, that Il would be ofbcneht TO hun. but 10
Procure tor him 4 nos rum OF the component parts
Of which 1 had no knowledge, would have been "a
departure from the course usually pursued by
physicians. Here there arose a struggle between
pfOfrs SOnal pridc and the Zee. Dcs of a father Tor
hIschld. The latter soon predOmInated; l got
him 10 using your Cathullcon In
about a month there was a visible Improvement
IN his health; he then caught cold which threw
him back cons derabty: he. however, pc rscvcrcd
with the medicine and again began tD improve
slowly; has pains and soreness n, the chest let
hint. the ulcers gradually hua!,d, his appetite
improved, every symptom had vanished, aud all
by the sole use OF yoIr CatnJlIcon for the space
was tOtterng on the verge Of the grave, and |
would be guilty of deep ingratimde. and gross
injustice to YOU, # withheld my testimony of
the Alternative, purifying and sanativ properties Of
your Catholicon. JOHN W DORSEY, VI ID.
For sale BY JOHN FISHER,
Jun 3 Whc eiing, Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-25

Lat what makes ysur teeth sO unusually
Quoth Josh's Dulcina. To HIM To,heT night
To make yours look so, With a grin, replied JOSH
I've bought YOU a bottle of ThOrn's Tooth wash;
IT'S the best now m use, SO the gentle iOiSs say
Aud since they've tined this, cast all sthers away
But TO prove II the best to make the teeth shine
Look aaain, any dear Sal,a the lastrG oi mine.
Then try this great loot D Wash,
The Teaberry Tooth Nash, ,
And see 4 the Tooth " ash of Thorn, ~ not Hncl
A MONG the commentators TO the ABOVE, are
- the following.
HavinE tried DR. 'Thorn's Tea berry Tooth
Wash aud become acquainted with the lngre J 20
ents ofits composition, | cheerful,y say, consid-
er u one Of the safest. as It rs one 81 me most
- p,tsbnr.,b S,nf is tsi2. Dentist.
take pleasure IN stating, after hdVinE ma e
use of "Thorn's Tea brrry Tooth Wash, thatlt -
one of the best dcutrifCts m use. Beng IN u
uuld 'ormi IL combines nea'nyss with conNen CtCC
While II clcanscs the enamel aud removes inc
tartar from the teeth. its perfume Yields a ira
grance peculiarly desirable u IlBbllS' III
The undersigned have used IhoTh c0inpounH
Ton berry tooth wash and have found II TO te
an extremely pleasant dcntUlrce, exercising a
moss salutaIy influence over the teeth and gums;
observing those Iudlsocnsdble nembers from
premature decay, preventing the accumulation OF
aud purifying the Breath. Having thor
ou2hiy tested It's virtues, we take pleasure IN lie
commencing Il to the public, beheViuSu TO be
the hest article ofthe hind new IN use.
r BERTSON, JAMES z JACK,
ROBT IL PEBBLES, CIIAS 3 SCULLY.
DARRNGU, WM MCANDLESS.
l. RUNGWALT, LEONARD s JOHNS,
J NJ MOORHEAD. JAS : CRAFT.
For sale by A BAKER. Wheeling, Va
feb s ly
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-25

NJ ELL, MOORE & co. Mail Coach
- Leaves Wheeling daily at Z O'Clock. p. NJ.
Al hours 10 Cincinnati.
Pilot Couch. leaves Wheeling daily nj 6 o'clock
A. NJ. As hours To Cincinnati. Fare $40.
ID. Tallmadge's Good I1tsH Couch leaves Whee.
ling daily al p. NJ. Al hours 10 MaysyIlle. Fare
so.
GH7- Extras furnished at all times. in the above
lines To parties, with the privilege oflying by al night
or not as they choose.
Oficr No. SO Waer 81. WHEELING. Va
aug 80 J MESkINEN, Agent
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ECLECTIC SCHOOL
BOOKS
SOLD WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BIZ
STEPHENSON & IHAsWELL.
Union Street, Wheeling.
NOTICE TO

THE subscribers have on hand and offer for
sale at very reduced prices, a large assortment
of CROWN WINDOW GLASS OF everv size
either wholesale or retail. They would recon-
mend those who wish 4 good, durable and hand
themselves elsewhere, as II wall positively b. sJld
al Prices to suit the times.
NJ q II II SWEENEY & co.
They have also on hand as usual at their store
room on Monroe street, every variety Of FLINT
GLASSWARE Of their own manufacture, and a
well selected stock Of QUEENSWARE Of the
very best quality, low for cash. may 25
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-25

~REAT CENTRAL ROUTE FROM
E WHEELING TO BAITIMORE, WASH
ITGTON CITY, PHILADELPHIA. NEW YORK
AND BOSTON. The Natiunal Road and Go"si
Irtent Stage Companies, are running 6 daily lines
To- Cumberland. connecting With the y a O II R.
Onl, 81 hours Stage travel 10 either Of the above
cities. the balance by Railroad.
Time To Blltimore 80 hours.
T,me To Philadelphia - hours
Ere TO R,lrimore u DOLLARS.
p re- Ia Philadelphia 10 do.
= daily lines leaves the Co's Stage and Rail
rna 4 fiji, every morning at 6 O'Clock A NJ, aud
cxr-as furnished At any hour a load should offer.
For thriugh TIckcist" B'lt'more and Ihuadelphia'
=, rty At the Cos Office. No 80 Water St. Wheeling.
Y, ono door North q = Hotel.
T,r Good Intent Sac Co HUTCHINSON.
and wN NEWMAN, fer n r 5 Co.
Great CeHrai Route Rail road aud Stage Office.
sop 10
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.NHANCERY SALE Parsnnnr IN a d

q NlAANtEuf ABE. Pursuant iO q de.
" cree made 10y Ihe Circuit Superior Court Of
Law a7d Chancey for Ohio county. on the tenth
day Of June 1913. in a suit in Chaucrry therein
pending between TIL; MERCHANTS AND
MECHANICS BANK or WHEELING. Com.
plainanti aud WILLIAM b TYSON, and others
Defendants. | will on MONDAY, THE SECOND
DAY OF OCTOBER NEXT, GS43) proceed to
sell at public auction, before the front door Of Ihe
Court House Of Ohio cnuriy, commencing said sale
OF eleven o'clock, a NJ ell that certain messuago,
tenement and lot OF guound situated on Fourth street
IN the city Of Wheeling. IN said county. On which
the said William b Tyson lately resided. heing the
lot Ut . round designiled on Inc plat of said CITY ms
LOT NUMBER SIX IN SQUARE NUMBER
FIFTEEN, together with al the lenements. hcredi.
iamenis and appurtenauces Ihercunio belonging on
The following TERMS OF SALE. viz The nur rhase
money 10 be ~paynblei n three equal insialments. in
one, two and three years, respectively. from The day
Of sale, cach bearing interest from the day Of sale.
aud 10 be secured by bond will reasonable security.
and the title To be retained ms u further security I'm.
al payment IN full. ISAAC w MITCHELL.
aug . Is COhmissIOnCr.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-25
HnANCEKN sALE.-Pa.ulnl

- ut~ lll ~ a punt
~ decree made hy the Circuit Superior Cour ui
Jaw and Chancery for Ohio county, on the tenth
Jay of June 1913 ~ rwo several suits in Chnnccry
herein pending, one he ~ cen THE MERCHANTS
MI MECHANICS BANK or WHEELING.
Complainant aud RICHARD MCCLURE e. others.
Defendants, aud The other between THE NORTH
WESTERN BANK or VIRGINIA. Com, lainaut.
'gainsi The said RICHARD MCCLURE and others,
Defendants. I will on MONDAY. THE SECOND
DAY Or OCTOBER NEXT. UsI3l sell at public
auction before the front door Of The Court house Of
OAlu county, Commencing saId sale NJ half past two
o'clock, j NJ The lois numbered FORTY FIVE
and lNTY NINE mentluued IN said decree. Tor So
much thereof as shall be sufficient to paw the debts
and cUss mentioned ia said decree, chargcable
lhcreon3 on the following TERMS OF SALE, the
purchase money 70 hr payable n three equal install.
mems. Ia one. Iwo aud three years. respectively,
with interest from the day Of sale, the purchaser
giving sufficient security fur Ihe payment Of he
purchase money, aud the u:le to be retained until
payment "a iuil.
SAID L"i4 , Is situated on the East side OF Main
street and North side Of Pine Alley in the City OF
Wheeling, ln Oh'o cuunIy, and said Lot 90. on the
West side of Market Street aud North side Of Pine
Alley IN The same CIiy-Ihe Two adjoining each u.her.
ISAAC w MITCHELL.
aug 2S Is Comm ssiOnef.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-25

EAROwN & cos Baltimore, philadelphia. Cum
, berland, Plush Irgh, Wheeling Cincinnati,
Louisville aud 81 LOnis package Express, Foreign
Letter. aud General Forwarding Office Specie.
Bank Noles. Parcel aud cases OF Goods Of every
des .rrpipn. will be received and forwarded with
The ut,ousi despatch lo all the Ensietn. NesieIn, and
S,u,hern clues. also 10 Liverpool, London. Paris und
Havre.
Particular attention given 70 Custom House Bust
acss. COLLECTION oi niles, dnhS, bills, &c, &c.
y Special messengct viii leave the BalinIure,
Philudelp hia. and New York offices daily.
OFFICES AND AGENTS
Nessrs ATKINSON Il TENPLENNN, Cumberland, Nd
JANIS Y. Caldwell. EsI. Wheeling, Va.
l.. p. FRANcIscUs.& Co, THIRD st. CINCINNATI, Ohio
And No 80 n Maiu, - Louis. Mo.
GEORGE A. BERRY ESQ. Pttshurgh, Pa.
BRowN s. Co, AZ Soulh Tnird Street, Philadelphia
Pa.
And Museum Building, Bll'inore street, Baltimore
Md. july l5
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IN the Federal court at Claksbarg.
United States,

= United States,
rs.
Peter Yarnall and others.
ln pursuance ofthe decree in this cause, / shall
on the Sd day Of November 1913, NJ the court
house IN Ohio cosnty, sell 10 the highest aud
best bidder on the terms after named, the follow
ing lots M Wheeling. VIZ: Lot No 2 IN the 9th
square, and on which is erected the ware house
now occupied nv Isaac Irwin and Harding &
Ne,din, and twenty three lots ~ that part OF
Wheeling called astWhceling 4 (which are num-
bcred as follows, 70 wit, 49,, $50, so, So, -, las,
3~, ,93, 1873, o., 1877, l39, ia, 2Og. 2l5,lq9. 100, p,
a. 81, 3o2, 1913 and %. The said lots will be sold
on a credit bv equal i~nstalmenis at one, two and
three years with interest from the day Of sale, the
purchaser giving bonds with good security for the
payment thereof. Deeds will 10 made when he
purchase money is paid. Should the sale not be
completed on that dav, " will be n %iourned from
day 10 day all 10 rs closed, u JACOB,
mug 2- .COmmfsSIonCr.a
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White Lead.

"GGHTEEN HUNDRED KEGS PURE
HWUITE LEAD, which wo Will sell. Whole
ale Or Retail. az The very lowest price oftho Puts
burgh Manufacture
INCH - IT BAKER g. ROBERTS.
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HATTION 10 sOUTmERN sLANEmO

CAUTION TO SOUTHERN ~SLAVEHOL
- DEltS on The l7iE Of August last I arrived
90 Baltimore, Maryland, with my family. and took
apartments ~ the Fountain Iun," Naie BeltzhJo-
vcrsJ now kept boy Messrs DIX & Fogg Attached
90 my amly wasa fcmlle slave. On he 9th ulL.
% wit was issued as ] an informed, at he instance
Of tSo scryauis employed az sad hotel, VIZ, FhIIP
Gross 8ud Romeo Price, CD Nres 50 said female slave
from me, uu The ground that she bad been brought
from another State. A. z1Yn on the facis were made
known tu Mcssrs DIX a. Furg, they. with q prumptr
iude ipr Which They ore distinguished, discharged
The aforesaid servants, Philip and Romeo. aud iufOr
med all he principal Hotel keepers In Inc CITY ofthe
feet, all ct whom refused fo give Them cmpluyment.
with rhc exception 90 D1rid Barpuu q Co Of he
Cuy Hotel. Nhu Immediately gave employment 10
Romeo Price. the eldest Of The tvo aud 10 doubt
rhe leader Of the plot This caution I deem due iu
SIutlcm travellers. sp chat when they visit ho
Northern nod middle Satcs thcj may know which
of fo Uu'cl Keepers Co encourage
THOMAS n BuCKNER. Mississippi
Baltimore. Sept 4ib. lsi3. scpi Is
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a FAHNESTOCK & co.
Corner of Sixth and Wood SIS. Pittsbnrob.
Is u M'MFCHFN
JONAS CRUMBACKER. &
JAMES BAKER.

h%celing, Va.
U A FAHNESTOCK'S ANTI RTiIOIJS
flLt.S.-A gentle but efficient cathartic. ex-
bressly adapted for a family physic; and are nor
SURPASSED by any other pill muse for all cases i'm
when Gath2Tiic IL Indicated. They will operate
box containing 80 pills.
FneumOltc or Cough BaLsam-A valuable
Cough L0<enges.-These Lozenges possess
the virtues of the best Cough Syrup, are eonve-
nient to carry ~ the pocket and are very pleasant
10 the taste. Price % cents.
CdrmtHdtipe LoSeRgeS-for the cuve of The
Summer complaint. As the season is now an
pro aching IN which bowel complaints ar always
very troublesome as. we'll as dangerous, every
family should be provided with a box of these
Lozenges, which, fused according TO directions
Will certainly cure. Price 25 cents.
Liquid Op0deidoe.-This penetrating article
possesses double the strength of the common
Opodeidoc Is more cleanly and much more con-
ventcntly applied. Price 2S cents.
For sale by l. Il M'MECHEN,
lie % Wheelino Va