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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-20
CERTIFICATES

ENlltICAIES
Messrs Shinn s. Sci srs:- he bo,,Ic - - ~,
rat cough syrup thitI purcuas.. ni van ~
'1,e ree9muhendatou OF o,Erl>. lar Ms s!unre,
morv that she "Nrec. el NprvIf. srauIrr- lhn
severity o. her cough au. 'ic wTe.t h,G sat. al
hci leehni;s' nF a few q sos of the syrup, me
co1Sh and bad iCsiu-~ "ccus.,urd bv n were
cnuTey removed. he SPEEDY r,L,t tlnt Mrs
Moore ucsINta i!.E- llJ use OF tar IuIur,aI c,u.h
:. Tup assures Iar ia llm saE.ra roc NM, ~
dlnE % To the public as The most lMcaclous mrx-
kUW MOORE. Pitt burab.
Extract from ia, Pittsburgh advocate
"c nave a hoI or uI Nusiruas IN general, but
hSrVls ore which "c volunteer % recon- =feIu tn
all VINO re atilctcc with coughs. We wel,
seriously a sufferer from "a violent couch , tow
DAYS sluct "a ga uUtlCt ( impCrlal courb s,r,p
winch We bought OF Ntssrs ShInn q. S,Il,rs re-
ltNed US pyiieUuy. It's 10 tuhu : merit Of his
SNfu., thai 70 IS g1lte Agreeable 10 the a.ttc. -
In common hum nifty we must recommend The
iWptrttI cough syrup to all wEO are suffering
nom fresh colds.
Mile burg, Holmes CO. O.. Juo, % is9s.
Mt.srs SnInu ~ Seiier>:-G,ntem,n: | re-
ceiNea tEccouGh s. ruy some tine since; have sold
same, As II has proven To be inst vGat rss
reccmmendgd. l think. from he present pros-
PccIs i snail oe able TO sell a large quantit, of
V'ivETGuH.
RcaI tins and Try % Yourself. This - 10 r,rfia
ty, that havT Z been subjected for .eyrraI vrars
10 a cough attended with pam lu the breast. and
hfNInS inca van us remedies, have iouEdn.Lt
So ciieytual as ShIUn ~ ScilpIs' ImleUal c,unh
syrup II has checked the cough in IrdlateIy ON
taking one or TWO doses, leaving m. perfectly free
from cough, unui from cold, or some other cause.
I would return JOHN & PERKY.
WellsNIile, Va. Dec % ] 50
Ashland, Kichlaad co. Ohio.
l nave us.d your cough syrup in my family
mOitpr lees Tor the last four years, and have lounf
IL 10 ne more ,hicaclous IN YOUR coughs AMI coles
atleEdJu with hOarSeucss, than anv other Ariel
/ nave ever used. Mrs Reeves Is highly dsiiyhtec
win us elects when administered to TIE children:
ana experience cJnvInces 1e that [ am $ te mn
SAYING nat u may be taken by old ond young 10
| great adj autage. WA REEVL ~
ShiHn = Sellers celebrated Inpsrial CoygL S,rDu
may BE- rsLed on.
Messrs Shinn q Sellcrs-Gentlemen:H ayina
Reen regularly afflicted iOI s.me years with a very
severe cough and Copious e&pectOTauon, auu ha-
Nlng used without benefit mostfo! The I reUara
lions bet re the public, under the attractive an.
p~eilaton of cough remedies, ] was also induced
To Try yout justly popular 'lmpcuai Cuugn SyrupI
aud rave iOuHdlt 10 be tie only mcsIciye liza
could auord ne I'm rcul'IU rslet. / take pleasut,
M pTonCunc!HS II The best cough remedy | nav,
ever used.
% OR ISBY GREGG.
Pittsburgh, March 6, 1881.
The principal office To- the sale of these ipvalu-
able medicines, No % WOOD street, between FiTsl
and Second streets, Pittsburgh. Pa.
K f. SELLERS, Proprietor.
Also, for sale By \ B.kFh,
corner Of Main and Monroe sis.
nov I'-' Whechug, Va.
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TO FAMILIEs AND INyALIns.

ft'ftE Following Indispensable rcmet:ts may be
found atthe village DRUG stOre-, aud soon a
every country store an the state ReHembcr and
never get them unless they have the fSc sIuue
Eignatu-e Of CON SIOCk s. CO. on tue wrap
firp bsiuons and commercials. IL the merchant
ksarest y6u has lhem not, urge ham - p.uEure
yheth 81 n MaIde lane, the next time he. v~lts
New York or 10 Wr'e tor them. No IA MY
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BEWARE OF CoTCuS.

RANGER a1e.Js th,r. &c Snun q Sellers
~ lni-ri,i Cough :. m9 hos g,vcH rel ei Il,
hundreds who have used %. GHJ the prom rtor,s
persuaded that n has the puwtr TO impair ten,ft
that cannot pe y.auurd :oT the cough mlNlur,s
m general use.
Most Of the mixtures sold for coughs are co.,-
posed 81 spIuiuuus aud Iuhammatury atu,I,s.
wulch, wluie itey Size 4 tIJc relief, really do
harm.
The Imperial cou-N syrup contains no spiriu.
Gus Ingredient whatever, aud NAV bg used an IN
cases NOT requiring 1clNc medical tTcatatCGt.-
lac Imperial cough syrup had been ascu iur ,h.
'dSL 50 years by the most respectable "a tahitlntS
cd p is0ursh and vlcinIty. Try them Tor your.
selves. 'N"i
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U. 5. Wall LINE FOR WOOSTER,
MARKET STREET CHAIR AND FURNITURE
WARE ROOMS.
No. I56 Souh oasi corner - MaTkft Square.

90 toM c0T"tT NIaFhfI NqntTe.
J CONNOLLY 81 SONS, would
respectfully inform their customers
and lie public IN general, that
they have nnw on hand. al their
extensive Ware RU ms. the largest
aud hrsi sssurIment OF CHAIRS
ever before offered in this city, all
Oi which they will warrant equal
in point Of manufacture and finish
1" anything IA that line wesi Of tie
Allegheuies.
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BAhDNlG;9 $
Ann OF COLUMBIA. FOR TIIE U\IT

ohSHh W VII INDIA tCN ~ HNiNs
which will stop II 4 falling out, or restore % on
bald places; aud On chldlcn make It grow rapid
L., sr on those who have lost the haII i.Om any
cause.
All vermin thatipfest the heals Of cbildrcnIla
schools, arS prevented or Killed by 10 at once. -
Find the name - Com stock t. Co. ONT, or utg.r
Try IL. Remember this always.
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COUGHS, COLDS & CONSUMPTION.

CONDo O. ~ L W II
KS a WILSON, OF Lancaster county. Pa,
ent rely cured by the use Of Dr. Svavn,s
Of Wild cherry. Her symptoms were, con-
'dShInr, pam IN the side, ba,k and hrgd.
q appelile, spItung OF bioDd. no rest an
Nc. Alter using two bottles Of DR.
scOmpUund syrup Uf Purus yireIui9ua
cherry, she found herself relieved. and
Use she had used The tHHd bottle. she
lerselt cured Of the aforesaid diseas-
she had been afflicted with for three
CAREFUL or YOUR COLDS.
people are apt 10 consider a cold hut a
natter,and To- tnIsN that 1T " n "a awav
~ twoi" and they give lhsL.seIves no
bout %. But 90 such we would saw. he
fyuur col1s'-dO not tanner with royr
ne. II You eslre 10 live TO n good
7e such remedies as will eject aD eosy
use.
Is c-mEound syrup Of wild cherry
re colds than auy other medicine
saie in his country. The ~ccfrGcafss
sled by this lnv1luable mt6Ici4e. which
Tor s daily receiving. are Of he most
TX nature. aud tend 90 show Is sao1rvs
acs, and %, high rank % holds IN public
dtou-M Dcfacr. " '
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-20

HORSES that have Ring Bpue, SPAWN. Wind
Gale, &c, are cured by Roofs ; ecldc; an!
Foundersd horses euucvly cu-eI by Roof FUuu-
der OIntnunt. Mark tbs, all horseman.
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sale by JAS BAKFR
DEAD THISi-Shiun and Sellers Verm
IL Gtgc cannot be beat.

II ngc canHot6 be beat.
MonOngalia CO, Va. Aug 81, 1896,
This ~ 10 certify that gave two doses ofSbinn
and Sellers Yer miiuge TO two Of NV children.
from one % brought upwards Of one hundred. and
one hundred and twenty from the other. have
used M'LanC's VermIIuRe. and believe II is a
good worm medicine. but I believe Shinn a.
Sellers Is better. DAVID SULLfvAU
Clarksville, Pa. March 4 Is3-.
Messrs ShinR e Sellers-I think your Vermi-
fuge preferable 10 any ! have ever seen or used
there Is no other used IN this part Of the country
when % can be prOrurcd-fOur and Il I've bundled
worms are often DESTROYED by the use Of one vial
You will please send me twelve dozens AZ III
time. .JMEa III MrAus m m
Prepared only ana sold wholesale andretaII bv
r y SELLERS,
No 90 Wood street below cd.
Sold I1 Wheeling by James Baker. nov 81
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TIE MADISON PAPERs.

IEIH "HUINON I'M NWHI
? ME papers oiJAMEs MADISON. purchased
by act Of Congress, being his correspondence
and reports Of dcbaies iu Inc Federal Convention.
ir the adoption Of The Constitution, Published from
The original manuscripts in he department Of Stale,
in 3 wills. just received and Tor sale by
ap s STEPHENSON & UASWFLL.
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RHEUMATIsM Ia LAMENEss nj

lively cured, aut al snriyellei muscles aud limbs
sre restore, IA the Old OF young, hy The Indian
Vegetable Elixir and Nerve ana Bu.E lauEmeut
but never without tue name OF CJmstsck 4
Co. on II.
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PILES. Cgr.

are wholly prevented, or governed Ifths attack
has come on, # YOU use the only tTue HAYS Liza.
everything relieved by II that admits OF an uut-
ward application. IL acts lks 4 Chatm. Use I.
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DALLEx's MAGICAL AxM
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SU2NS 81

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CoRNS.-The French plaster is a sure ourc.
East India Hair dive.

Colors the HAIR any shade you wish, buI viii
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HEADACHE e.

DR. Spohn's Headache Remedy will fccu,I
cure sick n aaiacIe, either from the Nerves ur
bilious. Hundreds Of families arc usln5 il win
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Epy-. EEE'&
BALM

OF CHINA pos Iye cure for Iur ills and
oil external al1aSs-ai internal 3TulaiOus bru't
10 the surface bv friction with thus haIm;-s, ID
Coughs, sweIled or sore throat. Ughtuc-S OF IGC
chest. tins balm applied on a flannel vii relieve
and cure at once. Fresh wounds ur oil s.Tes
are rapidly cured By IL.
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DIR SPOuN'S EI.IXIR OF ELT

fo- the certain prevention Of Fer. rs, or any gen
efal sickness; Keeping the stomach M mos
perfect order, the bowels regular. and a d.terml
nautn Is The surface. Colds, coughs, pains o.
cured by It. Know this BY trying.
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p OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES con-
oUNO EXTRACT. There Is no other pre-,
GTatloI of Sarsaparlta that can exceed or equu
tAfs. Al you are sure TO get CUmstuck's Won wlil
had a. scPerIoT 10 all Others. 1t does LCIr,qur,
y fing.
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LiN'S SPREAD P~LNSTERS.

A better and nor. nice and useful article nevc
was m1te, All sloulu wear them regularly.
LlN'S TEMPERANCE BlrrERS:
on the prIncip!s o. substituting the tonic I'm p'ac
of the the StimuidHt prIuclplr, which has rsl,rm
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1843-12-16

my respects to the modest youths who have caused
themselves to be turned up as trump cards in the
great political game that is to be played in this
Stale, in 1914, and think that can prove to the
Democracy of Arkansas, that the cards have been
stocked upon them, and If succeed in making this
plain to the people, shall then call upon them to
bunch their hands, and either quit the game, or.
have new deal. And here let me say 10 The
Democracy of Arkansas, that if you still continued
to admire your favorite son Col. Sewer, as you
have always done, and as he deserves, it is time
that you we're up and doing, for there 10 now a
plan on foot to ruin him, and that forever. More
anon. RICHARD.
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For the Arkansas IntelfipcncnI


The "lnteligencer" from its peculiar location be.
ing Immediately on the frontier, is looked to rs
the organ through which authentic and early
news touching our red brethren i, 10 be obtained.
The bloody scenes which have recently taken
place in the Cherokee Nation, and the civil strife
now raging among that unfortunate people arc
matters Of deep regret to those who love order and
liberty. II seems to me that instead of oil beino
poured upon the troubled waters, there is tho
great disposition with some, to stir I'd the dis
sensions which have caused so much mischief nj
ready. and regardless of the consequences. TO
plunge the Cherokecs into civil war. 1 am lea
thus TO write, from having perused pamphlet.
entitled tho trial of Stand Waite, for the murde
of James Foreman. With it would find no r,u,,
had it been confined to the evidence and the eIo
cuent speech of Arrington-nor would | gainsay
the complimentary notices Of the distinguished
gentlemen engaged in the case--but am shocked
to think that Judge of the Supreme Court of
Arkansas. should so far forget what was duo 10
official station, to the peculiar Office he held, rs TO
lend his name and whatever influence it might
carry with it, to widen the breach already opencd
between the Ross and Ridge parties. IT'S true
that the Judge married Ridge, and hence il ia
natural that he should feel kecnly and sensitiv-,v
the wrongs, real or imagined, heaped upon ,hnt
family. But 1t is ungenerous, indeed, yoIept
outrage upon the sovereign State which gave him
oftce, ana whose interests are SO immedia,ely
identified with the Cherokee people, to PROSTATE
high trust to the qualification of private piouo. If
the Judge feels so keenly for the wronged Indian.
why does he not. stay among them and Iend his
time and talents, openly aad fairly to the advance.
ment of their interestsl 1t is degrading in him
thus to fling his arrows from masked battery.
With the Ross and Ridge quarrel, have NOTHING
10 do. It's matter with the Cherokces, though
must confess, that am Jeffersonion enorsh
TO shave decent respect for the opinions of So
large majority us Ross obtained in his recent
election.
The course of the Judge, if persisted in, will. n,
some not very distant day, plunge US into horde,
war. Nor can hold guiltless the Conductors Of
the ARKANSAS Banner" for tho comments oc.
the!e,ter Of John Rogers. II is ,ho
official organ of the Executive, and as such should
have been more careful of passing upon a contro.
versy, the merits of which may, by possibility be
a matter with which his ExceIency nav have
something TODD. You seem to express some doph,
as to The genu:nenoss of that hotter, or rather in.
innate that Rogers name has been used bv do.
signing man. ! can see nothing in the letter. if !,
contains lasts, to warrant censure. 1t is a frank
and plain document. would ask. however If
tho outrogos perpe,rated since Ross arrived among
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GEORGE w. PASCHAL.
For the Arkansas Intelligenccr

lMesSrs. Edifors.-Permt me through your COL
umns, 10 urge upon tho consideration of tho De-
mocrntc party, the claims Of Judge K. C.. S.
RRowN, as a Candidate for Congress. This gen.
tleman is an "Old Settler" He has retained tho
confidence and esteem Of his fellow. citizens du-
ring tho last fifteen years. lie was for many
years a member Of our Legislature, where he
performed his duty with zeal and ability. He has
served on the bench in this circuit the last four or
five years, with honesty and uprgh,ness. and by
his genllemany and correct department given uni
versal satisfaction. No person could be fixed up.
on who would be more acceptable to this section
of the State. CRAWFORD.
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VAN BUneu, Arkansas, 9th Dec. ls4s.

MesSrs. Clarke and S!erne,
GENrLEmEN:-In your paper Of this morning
notices communication of the 25th ult,' over lug
signature ofS. in which my name is several t'n1es'
(good humoredy hope.) mentioned.
Ia the last paragraph in that communication" :
hnd this remark!
sit is said that Paschal is going on to Washing
ion shortly, with a proposition in the shape of a
.reaty, signed by the Treaty Party in the Che
rokee Nation"
:, no writer, presume, did not reflect that while
'his may pass as a good just among the "SoDe.
'e'gns' that 1t will fall like 'congreve rocket"
uihonS the lnfiammable"n atives" cross the line.
nis trne' as is generally known in this neigh
oorhoed' ! believe, that shall leave here to. NOR.
row Tor Washington City-and on professional
business. Much Of that business will he beso,,,
the Commissioners now ac,inq nj W'usningtonl1
and much before Congress, IN the prosecution o 4
claims, of n-.sry important character to our
-ounlry. But these claims are urged as the ful
fllment of former Treaties, BY individuals and do
not propose any thing in regard to "a new Treaty.
So much as to my intended absence. AS TO my
political aspirations, | have none at present.
Should ever again be n candidate for any office,
it will be on my "own hook" and not as the can
didate of any caucus 1Convention," as the mod
dern Specification imports; nor shall urge any
such claims until convinced that my services are
wanted by my country.
am Democrat, but an independent enc, who
looks to man set of men for his principles, or
for the choice of men. All who adhere to strict
Interpretation Of the constitution, with few or no
implied powers in the Government Of the United
States-nnd the combining Of each Department Of
the Government within Inappropriate limits, and
a strict accountability of all officers ofevery kind
are Democrats of my creed, and belong to their
party.
| was opposed to the "Convention," it is true.
because thought it premature, and calculated to
do injury rather than good. But presume that
shall be as well satisfied with its proceedings as
many of those who were loudest in calling for it.
should not have troubled the public, had not
your correspondent made remark calculated TO
injure others in my absence.
GEORGE w PAScHAT
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Messrs. Editors The unhappy failure of the
Democratic Convention, is the cause of EMULATION
to the Wings, but we do not despair. The names
OF Cor: A. Yell. for Congress, and Sam C. Roanc,
Esq, for Governor, if they will permit US to use
them will save the party. If these gentle.
men will suffer themselves TO be run by the party,
we will yet triumph over our enemies.
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arkaiIaaa E11teIItgemcer.
VAN BUREN,. SATURDAY, Dec. l6, ls4s

The rirer is low and faI1ng. The steamboats,
Sarah and Export have passed up to Fort Smith,
and returned to Li:tlo Rock Tho Gov. More.
head is still on Campbel's bar. The Arkansas
has been up since our last, with portion of her
cargo; she returned for the remainder that she
left on the bar two miles below town. whe,-' she IL
now ssha I'd and fast.''
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Dennis and Frank, the negroes now confined in
our Jail, and who have been convicted of the
crime of rape, will be hung ON Friday next, bo-
tween the hours of 10 and 10 A. NJ
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1843-12-16

Military.-Lt. Col. LOOMS, of the 9Th lnfan.
try, has taken command at Fort Gibson, leaving
Maj. Fauntleroy, Of the Rife, in command al Fort
Towson. Brit Col. Harvey, of the Rifle, has,
moved his headquarters to Fort Jesup; leaving
Brit Major Beall, Of the Rifle, in command al For.
Washita.
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e. Mrs. rarely, the widow of the victim men,
toned in our last, like true Arkansas woman,
declines receiving charity from her townsmen; but
our citizens informed that Mrs. F. is desi rous
to take in sewing, which she is ablo to perform
admirably. Those wishing to have sewing done,
will do well to get it done in that Quarter.
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1843-12-16

Coiton.-We arc pleased to see, daily, wagon
loads of this staple coming in to town. 1t is a
Ca xornbLe sign.
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The Wings of Little Rock are going to invite
Mr.. Clay to that city during the ensuing canvass
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1843-12-16

The suit commenced by the Government las,
spring against Mr.. Schermerhorn, Indian A gent.
has, upon a thorough examination Of vouchers,
been discontinued.
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1843-12-16

Choctaw Annuity.-The annuity will be paid to
the Mushu-la.tub- district, in the council
house, at Bayou Zeal, on Tuesday the 10Th inst.
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a n
.orfs"nce Of .sss not not Justly to, u
d.sertd his adon a men as the Judte, and he
cient toteep them ed pSSpl e, ' neiple: y
appeals trough the press to ,b ,i.a' 'e'' :"
The cond.ion Of the red man !. :, -. -
Bile one, az he is wanting in N.Y. a.., :.
docs not stiye to better Il, sss 49," -
hate, or augh else, agains, linda. ''~ ,h o.o
lures upon Misconduct, have H., .,sm 'v c MD
tho shameful o,rage he has NV. Z, ns nos,
people of Arkanss, who in an "a ca, 80 ors
on him Office. 10 has repaa a i nr1
using their misplaced hoaor n : .h;a r =
on the head Of tho peaceful 49, he frol
heart-rending acts Of violence. STATE.
hitherto spoiless erriine Of J,S.,;ole. will
making i. subservient,ohis Or, Realities
SOS, using it as velics with ,olicy will
Ross md his f0lIoweIs = Western
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1843-12-16

a Fire Ensine.-We hope the cry of fro tina
alarmed our citizens last Wednesday night, ser
them to thinking Of the necessity Of procuring {,
Fire Engine and Apparatus.
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1843-12-16

The Cherokees are about to lay off city al
Tah-la-quah, the present seat of Government.
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1843-12-16

Dr.. Broadbrim.-This eccentric gentleman
made his unexpected appearance in our sanci1m
last Wednesday about midnight. He was the
bearer of Wild Cats compliments to us. Our
friend looks rather mcagre. We hope his land
lord does not allowance him.