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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-08
CONS j n ? TIOl
CAN RE CURED.
BY O,NEILL'S CATHOLICON.

THE following letter is from a veteran physi-
clan, whose service IN u e Navy of the United
States W. II hIs Ions and successful practice
IN this county have gained for MIN an elevated
tank menu Ut the Medical faculty.
l. beTtystnWn Frederick co, Md, Jan 10Th, 1892.
Mr. O'Nclll-Delr oir-It Is with great plea
sure that / send you an account of the most
extraordinary cure that | have ever Witnessed IN
the whole courNe OF my pracilce 1 ne easel allude
TO is IN at of my son Howard, aged twenty years
and call II extraordinary because u was con-
sumption of the lungs, attended with all ITS
concomitant train of unerring symptoms. to wit:
A pain N the breast, hacking cough, drNness
in the pain Of the hands, great emac alton, flush
Ing of tbs cheeks, night sweats, &c And TO add
To the dialogue Of his Ills he had an aggravated
form Of RrOuChitis, with liberation of the throat,
palate aud root OF the mouth. In short his whole
system was scrofuous, and there were various
u GERS on his head body and limbs The disease
had been p:eylng on his constitution for seven
years. Every thing that the solictude of parent
could suggest, the skill of eight or ten physl-
cans could devise, had been exhausted upon HIM.
! I considered his case beyond the rea n Of medI
cine, and hope itself had abandoned us. We saw
nothing for him but DEATH and that swiftly ap-
proachiug. While the posr fellow lay IN this
pIiable condition, I was watching with great
interest the impTovem which your Cathohcun
l..aking IN the hea IN OF my worthy neigh Dor,
Jesse Lands, q, whose case was clearly =
cons umH ton, and when / fond that your medI-
cine had restored him To vigorous he alIh ray Of
/ hope seemed 10 dawn on the case of my afflicted
sou. had no doubt, from What had seen OF Iis
eff sacv, that It would be of benefit HIM. but 10
procure for Inn nos rum ofthe compOn' Ut parts
/ Of which had no knowledge, would have been
departure from the course usually pursued by
! physicians. Here there arose a struggle between
professional pride and the fee ings of IA Their fol
his child. The latter soon predomInated; l got
/ him TO commence using your CatholicOn Ii
about month there was a visible improvement
/ in his health; he then caught cold which threw
him back cons 'derabiy; he, however, pc rsevereC
with the medicine and again began To Improy,
| slowly; his pains and soreness ia the chest lief
| him. the ulcers gradually healed, his appetite
| improved, every symptom had vanished aud al
| by the sole use OF yo1r CathOlicon for the space
of SIX months. Thus, my dear sir, has your val
was tsuenng on the verge Of the grave, and
| would be guilty of deep ingraiitude. and gros
| injustice to you, If withheld my testimony o
the Alternative, purifying and sanatve properties o
| your CalholicOn. JOHN w DORSEY, VI ID.
For sale by JOHN FISHER,
Jun Vine eiin2. Va.
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STlLL ANOfuER-'The Days Of Queen Mary
~ ~iih cnstaviBss. price IS cts. just received
aud for sale BY ZION 81 Z!wM RoBB.
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DISPLAY,

a TALE. by late Jane Tayor Josr recei
IN we'd and lor sale 8 MELLOR.
jan 7 26 Union 81.
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HOME LEAGUE.
TnE BLACK MAMMOTH.

DST received By a 5 Todd, sign Of The
Black Mammoth Boot. = cases Of Ladies Slip
which will be sold very low and oaly fOr cash.
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HOME OR THE IRON RULE.

\ DmesIic Stury. by Mr.. EiIs, author &c
"A Wives of England J" Dan hIers of Eng land
just published III one volume OF IIarpeI's Library
Of select novels. and Cor sale the Book Store OF
the subscriber, uI the low price ri IS cents.
jun WIN ROBB.
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sCuOOL HOOKS.

.OTANY ior beginners, by Mrs Phelps; Ele.
nonis Of Mythology; Comstock's Chemistry
= Geography and Alice Gummsrc's Survey
.ls,r's Rhetoric .EmersOn's Authmerc; AnlhOn''
Colburn's Adihmsiic; SC, &c. Phis day
STEPHHNsCN 4 HAswELL.
- Cniou -
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FLYING DUTCHMAN.

ME LOST SHIP or The Atlantic SIeamer;a
Il navel, by The aufhm OF "CavendIsh." The
Flying Durchmau," &c. Just received and Tot - le
at the low price OF IS cts, by W J ROBE.
jun
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-08

ASSIGNEE'S SALE
DY HALL s. WICKHAM-On Monday the
ID 18th day Of June l8i3. al our Auction ruo ms,
we will sell To the highest bidder for cash.
80 Reams Medium Wrapping Paper.
SIS do Single crown do
50 do Dnuhlc do do
% do Medium do do
do do Tea PAPER.
do Single crown do
so DO FoOlscap, ID reamh Letter.
gross Bonnet Boards.
] Dbl Msdder. sl ks Fustic.
chests Y II Tea.
Sales positive, and To- commence ~ % o'clusk. A
Nj. HALL & WICKHAM.
jun s Anciionseu.
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BOARD OF HEALTH,

OF which s were miles and 4 females; ) wee
under one year sf age. | under Jcsr., under
twenty 'h'se years; anil III der 81 years.
june Il. w. HARDING. S~cy.
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SCHOOL BOOKS FRESH SUPPLY

81 HOOL BOOKS FRESH SUPPLY.
SSTEPHENSON & HASwELL have justreeeived
- from New YUrk & Phhldel phia. a ifes h supply
OF the following standard School Books. which they
offer to sell cheap:
An lreW's Latin Lessons.
Andrews Latin Reader.
Andrews & SIUddarIs' Latin GRIMM
Arnsworih's large Latin Dictionary.
Walls on The mind.
Smiths Gran mar.
WnylaudS Moral Science.
Historic SacTae.
Emersnn's Arithmetic. parts, l, 4 AMI 5.
Uphnm's Mental Phil spphy,
Comsipck's Physiology.
National Spelu g Book.
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TRUST SALE.

TRUST SALE.
UpY Virtue STA deed Of Trust, bearing date tho
uR 18th day of j. nuary, 1898. aud recorded IN
the ele-k's Office Of Ohio county, IN book ~,
mage st2, executed by John hoOney to me, /
shall proceed to sell, at the front door Of the
court house Of said county, the sth day Of July
next the tract Of land described in said deed, sit
mated on the north fork Of Sh Irt creek, on which
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-08

MANILA AND MIS- SOUhI HEMP
We 20 bales Manila
tons Missouri Hemp. For sale BY
may 10 MiEEE & co
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FREDERIKA BREMER'S LAST!
HE HOME-Tsis Is The last work Of Ihs en-.
Il chanting snthoress; whose reputation already
vies with that Of BnIwcr Just received and for
sale nj KAINE'S DEPOT, No H. hIonro Street.
Price 36I cents. iun5
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FARM FOE SALE.

V'HE handsome farm = offered for sale situated
on the Ohio =, eT. seven miles below Cali
'olis, on The upper pOint, a. the WCGth % Eac.
coon creek, IN the corner Of tsvO strsauz, and
~ roads free from high Naicr. Sad llrm Eas
a bncS hsrse, orchard, FIRST rate wei. sugar
orchard and coal b0Gk. II IS handsome stand
for a farm or own.
wiii atienI AT sad farm all The m0nih ofJune
Eett 20 show the premises & re rcIye propositions
/ can take goods aud other property fur half
the sum offered 4 warranted idle given.
4 also offer some good lands IN Illaois in a
good sNd healthy neIShbOrhCnd.
maya NEHEMIAH DAVIS.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-09

Capt. Mann, OF the brig Mohcan, eighteen days from
PoriSu Prince reports that when ne LETT intelligence had
been received that revolt had broken on; AT Aux Caves
The rebels were headed by calling himself king
solomon the First" ond their numbers were said TO be two
thousand. The National Guards and all the citizens OF
Port Prince capable of bearing arms were ordered TO
prepare for immediate march, assist in subduin the re-
bcs and waiting for the of General Reyers
who was al the North OF the island, queing insrrec
caused by the SpanisrdS The patriots al Aux Caves
were under tie command OF General Lazara.
On the ninth OF August battle fought near Aux
Cages which resulted IN the defeat OF the rebels who had
hundred and five killed and a large number wounded
The patriotism Of General Lazara was questioned b the
mulaoos he being black, bat ii be should prove TINE TO
the OF the Patriots the Rebels would undoubtedly be
obliged TO capiuate.
We informed that the Of the instruction Wa
jealousy existing the part Of the blacks occasoned by
the fact that the ma-iioes filed all the conspicuous
offices OF Government while the blacks were OBLIGED ~ be-
content with the inferior grades.
Up to the hour ot the briggs sailing further adyces
had been received from Aux Cages aud Cen Reverb had
arrived from Port Prince but hourly expected
All was quiet the time of sailing.
+. :. Through the Politeness of Capt. McCready Of
the brig New England. from Aux Cages we are favored
with extract OF letter from gentleman residing in that
city, 10 his friends in New York.
"On M ARRIVAL learned thata second revolution had
broken cut, and Of dangerous character than the for
one. inasmuch as that was change Of Government
but the present one Is strife Tor power between tue muat.
and negro, both fighting lof the sup cmlcy But peace
and tranquility will be restored o. the people So long
there two grades Of color among them. The major
have well grounded Jealousy. aud demand a. cQul. snare
public trust, which refused thCu yet rs they number
iourhs ut lie wnYe population the policy % the former
has invested some few Of the ambitious blacks with
few uumpo.au Offices. The insurgents arc heaocd by
Judge solomon and his sons, They occupy the top Of
hill this place, and said be surrounded by
large body OF government troops who awaiting the ar.
ryul OF Gen. Laza from Jcrcme with reinforcement:
ne commander IN chief Of this division aud Is said 10 be
OF energy and talent HIS appearance Is anxiOusy
looked for The city Is under martial law. every man Is
under arms; the fire engines flied with water and are
manned night aud day; every leading % the city Is
completely guarded For few days business was almost
wholly pended. The inhabitants removed their most
valuable effects board the shipping the harbor large
numbers OF women and children also board. Con.
lnuai skirmshing takes place between the bcigcrcnts
number Of prisoners have been taken aud Port au
Prince.
The Coffee crop, which Is nearly rpc will avail little
most OF the cgtyat0rs Coucrptcd into the army"
" !. Journal Of Com.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-09

TIE Pretended Robbery at Frederiek-'The s;a,ement
which we published Yesterday, that Mr.. Edward Ing Jr
broker OF this city had been robbed Frederick of
sum OF money which had been entrusted TO him by BanL
and individuals in Batmo-is proved by circumstances
which have since TRANSFERRED have been without founda
ton IN truth 1t appears that far as any robbery was
Rerpeaed or intended twas confined to Mr. Ing himself
The money in notwithstanding of five packages of
Frederick aud Washington County Bank paper belonging
10 the Merchants Bank, the Mechanics Bank and 20
Messrs. Johnston Lee. comprising aggregate of be-
tween $1,000 and Sls,O00was confded 10 Mr. Ing TO
be exchanged but instead Of taking with him to Freder
lex he left II behind in this city, and his arrival there
he declared himself to have been robbed stated yeser
day Nh Ing returned to this city Tuesday afternoon
and the strong suspicious which existed that he himself was
the robbcr and had not taken the money of Baltimore
were fully confirmed in the Of the evening BY his
own disclosures and the recovery of all the money We
presume that ne has left town, again.
Bait. american.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-09

AccovSr OF TIE GREAT FoRGER, ARRESTED ~ F.,
IAND.-A letter has been received m this CITY from
Benjamin Hayes, who accompanied Justice I;oS.a 81
England to demand from the British Government the ,.
render Of John Clinton, who had been arrested there cha
geo WIN having committed several forgeries in New Or
leans and the Western States Prior 10 the d.,s IS NJ
iiayos letter. which is Of the 18th u he had been sent f
to attend the examination Of Clinton and as brought into
room "here mere were some forty fifty persons; and the
moment Mr.. Hayes his eyes around them he :, 80
singled out Clinton, with whose person wasfuy acon,in
ted as that of John Reed, who had formerly been na
ana thei IN this city, and who had been twice in the
State Prison Of this State once i'm the Nassacb,, w
once IN the State Prison of New JERSEY from
whence lie escaped. Justice Lowndes was also examncJ
on tue SUBJECT and also Mr.. COrquodae who saw, the
prisoner al New Orleans about the time the forverics ,
committed This testimony was, however deemed insna5
cen convict the accused of the crime for which be VS.
arrested IN London and the examination was adjourned TO
give time for procuring further evidence
N. y Jour of Can,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-09
VOLUME 30. NUMBER 60.

~huo"s on TWO s'des-oonsequently double supply Of
hight There were three square tables covered with hL
papers and Whiting materials sofa in sever. 49,
1 mean one that cooly and merely inv,.s 80
10 sat down without loling. which is my f,vo,;, -
Slton) On the walls there where sever, n;.,Ps
inns genuine Teniers, but | know vo, LII -
Ike IT,, she said laughing, pointing to b,,u,Gl EIs
picture OF a countryman filling his pipe ,ns,,oi t
esty mo" and in general found that said no, H
SAID yes. Such difference of opinion is only dies,
bic when you have dislike TO a person. rieI !, -
suade her TO make a voyage Italy We would o., -,
ther But she would not. She does not like ,,vsl;rs
Sne thinks that one may become overpowcred CO.
ed away, get eonfused-and what to do with Al, bes. g.
eign Impressions. said you will soon conouer hs,
mat Il Just the pleasaniest thing think She ,II tool
Vely interest m all told her of foreign countries ~,
had seen; and what had written about them v,, 80,
ay well pleased at this Our Conversation was en,r;e on
IN french and German. She expressed herself viii 80,
simplicity and decision. She has beautiful ,si,Lira -
clear i Imay almost solid forehead under yh;cb
the strongly delneoted eyebrows move very mpcb -
she speaks. This becomes her very much n,,,;.,Il
when an idea iabors TO shape itself into words Sb -
hght and small figure and dressed in blnck sill T.
e p1rior there were two large book cases Miss P-
pants beautifully IN miniature and she mas cnlIec; IS
heads done by herself, 10 which was added mine 60
rluy get sleepy when sitting artists therefore -
IKE to nave my picture taken, il hurts nv van;, H. III
my portraits look so immensely sheepsh, This tin -
ever the sitting went better Off for the Countess Ross
singing the whole time, with her fine voice some bs,r,;sI
Swedish songs" ''u'
by TINS extract the Countess Hahn Hahn herself sesr
nice natural creature enough
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-09
FREDERlKA BRENER

We have had the pleasure already Of giving a slight
sketch Of this interesting which drew from the
communications OF a lady who met hcr in Sweden. The
New York Correspondent Of the National Incurcnccr
furnishes the following additional. particulars" which, we
have no doubt, will be acceptable 90 many readers.
Piiiu. North american
German gentleman, residing ai the Astor House has
translated for me account ct visit Q, Fscdcuka Brc
mcr. boy the Countess Won Hah1H Hahn, and a few OF s
more personal particulars vii not be- uuueresunr 10 the
readers ct the lnteigcnccr The Countess t. n cclebrat
ed person n the fashionable world, and has JUS, published
her travels IRE Sweden She found Miss Brcmer az small
country estate Stockholm, where she resides with her
mother aud younger sister. S1C says 81 had formed
idea about her person from her books figured To-
myself quiet serious person, with humorsc touches
found her indeed thus u reality with addition of an
extraordinary degree of sweetness n aI her bearing"
81 was offered promenade preferred remain the
house though passionlc.y fond OF nature open air. walk
ing All The attraction Tor was here wi,bu-Cvcry
thing go pleasant, comfortable | could comprehend
how llovs here could be made attractive. desired
Miss Frcdcnka To- show her IL arrang.
cd with the greatest simpciyolmost cell. 70 would
not do Tor me al all Beslcs u was corner room, with
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-09
DAVID WHITEHEAD.
Nrw YoRK, April 20, 1913.


"hNrLENtN-Aihough be considered unnecessary m me
10 add another proof Justly celebrity OF YOUR
liable preparations OF Sarapar the my
men feel bound 10 proclaim the facts-From HELM
less cripple with disease eNtrenties which spread
over The legs nsep and feet distressing render
life almost miserable: am quite entirely
the your Sarsaparia ,ars wear
shoe ami the right and very much swollen
which at times discharged water and pus caccomplnel with
violent itching and burning deprive all rest
gave despair and supposed apuion necessary;
but hearing Of great made by your Sarsal.
make another effort % my heal-aud under the
blessing Of Kind Providence say am well With
feelings of gratitude you and gycr of all
good, for thus blessing means
JAMES MCCONNELL No. 400 Greenwich ST
This To certify that r. James Mcconnell on me and cs
ibcd his foot AMI leg aud stated by eleven bot
ties Of Sands sarsapl perfect effected With
feelings the IN thus being ir-
srumenal under Divine Providence, curing restoring hun
health requests me 10 give this certificate. RIO. JONES
Alderman 18th Ward OF the City OF New York
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-09

MEssRs SANDS SARsArNEiIiAOf all
human frame subject frequent
ihan cutancous disorders.
and the snGeum similar affections PAT
rents tn Children through many generations
iecions only exceedingly annoying them.
selves but have hitherto been ncub. Some medicine
Of treatment It is have been seemingly
suppress hem but
partial cure ana rage with violence W.
therefore prepared 10 subject the pretensons Sarspar
Ia oa severe scrutiny We have carefully the
claims OF the popreto and ready endorse
ens The efficacy oftho Sarsaaa, prepared by Mcssrs
" " poved by satisfactory most
cases are recorded IN which radical cure Of pa
uents who have suffered
cry The medicine prepared process
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and liked and these then strengthened and combined
mixture with other efficient remedies. discovery
ed by thousands IN all the large cities Of the Union.
sands Sarsaparia will also and permanently
cares having their origin impure dc2-
wed condition Of the general constitution,
~ rs various forms rheumatism obstinate erupons
hi0ichcs bilcs, pmpcs pusues
eyes rngworm letter scad head enlargement pain
the bones and joints stubborn ulcers syphc symptoms
from mercury female lerngen nts
and other similar complaint
The public are respectfully requested
SarnpauIl Tint has and constantly achieving remarkable
cures OF the most difficult class which human
frame Is subject and ask Tor sands Sarsapaa
Prepared and oh at wholesale and expectation
A. H. Sands & Co. No ga broadway iGmnc Bunrs corner
Of Chambers street New York and by Druggists generally through
out the United states Price 81 per
NoTvhe original documents mly BE- seen by calling az our
store, No. ga Broadway
ALEXANDER DUVAL L co.
Agents by special appointment the proprctore
aud vicinity &C. l-diGSciaf
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TAREIrowv, 25th Aupust. IsI3.


GCts7'H- have received the elegant seryceaBe sword
when you nave done the honor present to me on be-
half o my fellow citizens Of Philadelphia whom Won repre
sent testimonial OF their appreciation OF INV conduct on
board the Somers. gratefully accept your municent Of
ierng with the pledge that shall be worn as TO refec,
no discretion the gift ITSELF the honoed hands that be-
slowed it,
II the reception Of this gift has overwhelmed me with
grateful emouous have been scarcely less ugreeaby
ted by the inesmabe document which accompanied it
our lively appreciation Of the difficulties our position on
board the Suncrs oi the loss OF national honor and sacr
ice OF humanity that would have followed her conversion
from IN American Of into pirate; your csiirna
u5n OF the earnest efforts That put forth by her officers
through days and nights Of peril by calm and faith
iul vigilance the threatened disaster and your APPRECIATION Of
the means that adopted last secure the
honor OF our flag, give peculiar value your testimonial
have deep abiding Of double obligation thus
conferred upon which only manifest by an earnest
effort Justify your favorable opinion. Be pleased assure
all who have participated in this kind act that shall ever
hold them in grateful and honored remembrance and be-
heve me, gentlemen truly and respectfully your ob
ged aud most o5edent
ALIEN. SLIDELL MACKENZIE.
Mess-s. George Cadwalader, Thomas c. Percva Steph
en- Baldwin, c. c. Chids, Jno Ely Geo H. Harin, Com
miiIce Of citizens of ilade.pia-N. Y. Cour x Enc
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Prom the Glasgow lseotland) chaf,isi Circular
THE POOR mAN,S WEDDING.

wed thee, girl, as poor men wed,
To share lot Of toll and care:
No gems will deck our bridal bed,
But love will strew his roses there.
No cringing slaves, no mental ihrong,
VIII seek our nupta novels thatch;
No steeds will bear US swift along
For ours Is not Coburg. match.
did not seek thee for thy gold,
For wealth thy fancy might bcstow;
MY love was not feeling sold,
For cen rs | am, poor art thou.
wooed not with 4 tongue TO wish
The lust of Mummon lent its art;
do not wed thee 10 be rich
For mine is not Coburg heart.
Thou dost not take me to thy arms,
BY State necessity impelled,
While condesceusion yields thy charms,
To be with humble reverente held
choose thee my poor lot to cheer.
To shed radience DER my lite,
And no, to frown or domineer-
For thou art not COburg wife.
When time the pleasing hope shall give
That soon pledge will bless our love,
That IN ASDrHRR we shall live
Another priced ourselves above
NoCouri physician will be feed
,Pclied IN the public Prints to watch.
Lest some mishap should spoil the breed
For ours Il not COburg match.
And when our infants cry is heard
Sweet music 10 parents car
No tiattery foul, no pomp absurd
VIII greet the title stranger here.
The public money will not keep
Our babe, by princely titles STYLED:
Peers will not rock that babe 10 Sleep
For ours will be no Coburg child.
Oh, no. our union will not bear
Tie seal OF interest-stamp OF shame
ButyeI our lot Will be more fair
Than those who boast a higher name.
for to unite US two, AT least,
No groaaing peoples signs and smarts!
No nations taxes spread our feast
For ours, love, are not Royal hearts.