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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-31

FIRE At IORONIO.-On the l0rh inst.
destructive FIRE took place al Toronto The K,,.
Alfred tavern was destroyed. WIKI much oC 49,
neighboring property. The Toronto Banner sac,
The whole ronge Of buildings on King Street r3,,
Mr. Thomas, the iocksmith's shop, (opposits Stone.
ho'e) up 10 Mr. Mufelds Shakspears tavern; and
The whole parallel line of building, inside are burn,
20 'he ground. The Shakespeare tavern, by the
activity Of the fTemen. has been s,yeJ ,rJ 49,, =.
two Of The buildings iu The square on York street
81 clse ~ ruins The loss sustained by The Gre We
can iOrm no estimate ai present, but % will fall
heavily on Is or 30 families, who are BY Tins ,,J
calamity rendered bOuseess and have lost much
OF their property. We fear lhoro was lutlo or no
insurance"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-31
WHEELING DAILY TIMES.
THURSDAY, AUGUST 81, Isas.
FoR President IN 1874,
u IL ~ X n e. l. a ".
FoR VICE PRESIDENT,
JOHN DAVIS. OF MASSACHUSETTS,.
GREENE q cos EMPRESS

We have pleasure in calling the attention Of our
business men AID all who have packages to send
East or West to this new express. from Baltimore
through Wheeling TO Cincinnati We had con.
versaiion, yesterday with one Of the company. and
are satisfied Il'n the arrnngem ens are the most I. f.
lectual thai can be TO secure safe " and speed.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-31
THOMAS CARLYLE'S ACCOU NJ
OF THE BATTLE OF MONMOUTH.

VT he ia TIE OF MONMOUTH.
The twenty eighth Of June, one thou.
sand seven hundred and seventy eight,
was a great and memorable day in the
'kalends Of the infant American Repub.
BIC. Forwise and good reasons the
English Army left Philadelphia, with a
train Of baggage twelve mile long, for
New York. The latter city was he'd
during the whole Of This liberty war,
this contest between the mother and
daughter, by the unnatural mother -
Washington left his huts at Valley
Forge, and in imitation Of Roman Con
sui who opposed isdrulal, made a bloody
effort to prevent the junction OF the ar
mics ofthe enemy. lie Ted his suffering
soldiers towards the sea shore. re
sought his enemy and met him on the
Sandy plains Of Monmouth Washing
ton wide winged, Clinton and Cornwall. |
.Is wide winged al aud around the vii. /
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-31

The health The city is remarkably good Lost
week The number of deaths only So; week. b,-
fore last, 81: weeek cneing 5Ih inst. 1853 Ia the
corresponding weeks olIhe last year. I73, 223. aud
l9l Being on average, of 80 css per week
this year Than as.-N j. Jour. Com.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-31

Louise in Water ST, New York, occupied ~ a
MIR PrenIiss' as coffee roasting establishment, was
destroyed by fire Saturday monmng last.
house adjoining, occupied by MIR e Deylin. as a
bakery, vas partially consumed
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-31

DlED-On Tuesday afternoon. ALEX. CALD-
WELL only son Of a. VI h Brady, aged IL
months, and Ia days.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-31

The 9th number Of Hewiu's illustrated Common
Prayer, ha' been received. and sustains. in beauty.
the character Of its predecessor
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-31
4 MATHEMATICAL QUESTION

a MATHEMATICAL QUESTION.
The Portland Bulletin asks: ia bal
HES at the rate Of four hundred and for
" eight miles a minute, when first dis.
charged from the mouth Of a cannon,
now fast will middle sized dog run
with tin kettle weighing one pound
ten ounces, tied to his tail?
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-31

The slooP Lady Clinton lately return
ed from Nantucket From The Shoals, ar.
ter an absence ofnine days, with seven.
iy eigh, sword fish.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-31
GREENE & cos.
PACKAGE EXPRESS VIA. CUMBERLAND
AND WHEELING TO CINCINNATI


VIE public are informed that GREENE g.
" nave entered iutU an arrangement
win the Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road Compa-
/ ny 10 run Car with the passenger train Ia
Gum oerland, and are prepared TO forward Puck
| GgfS, parcels, and bundles, at, 10 and from the
| following places.
! FTedsrick, HaRc0ck, Harper Ferry Martins
buTP, Cumberland UhcefiRP, Cincinnati,
| Packages received and forwarded daily by the
! VI all Tram, leaving Baltimore al 7 Ia A Nj ar.
TIvlnR al Wheeling by EXPRESS, early the for
loving evening, and delivered free Of Dorterasc.
The above line will forward pack ages, suecic
Drafts. Bills OF Exchange, make co lee lions and
attend TO the purchase Of goods in Baltm re
Philadelphia, New y Ork and intermediate towns
Greene q Co. having connected the above line
with GUswOld & Cos Baltimore and PhLladeI
Pima, and adams & Cos New York and Boston
Express Lines, pledge themselves To execute
wan hdelity and despatch, any business cdtTUsr.
Cd 20 Their are.
N. y. All packages By the above line must be
marked Care Of Greene q Co.'S Western FIX
press. NEIhOsC from the West Greene & Cos
Eastern aud Northern Ex.ress." We beg 70
Ieier 20 the following gepteECn:
Messrs Brickhead a. Penrce.
Do Talbot. Jones a CO.
Do Matthews. Ouid a. Co. D'''"''''-
WIN Robinson, Jr, Esq.
Messrs Dickinson e. Co, Cum bsrfdud
Do JAS Forsyth a. 20, " heciiHp.
bENTS-OlIphants q Duncans, CunbsyIouG
jos n Fsrsyth a. Co, HhesijHg.
N All packages addressed 90 the care Of The
aBoFe agencies wIll be forwarded with d., spatch.
GREENE e. co.
avg ~ is9 Market street Baltimore.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-31

POWERFUL ENGlNE,-Tbey have one NJ
Hunnemanas Ere engines IN New Hayon rb,r
throws waller m re Than one hundftd and 6Gy fee,
peHontioulary 80 says The New Haven UorslI
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-31


Do you see those children al play yonder. in front
Of that modes. brick the setting sun vering them
with hooi Of crimson light and the light b, eeze
OF evening gently waving To and fro their miniature
kItesl Do you see that lille fellow with straw
hAI on. and a Nunkin slip, holding the strings at.
Iached 10 the corners Of newspaper. which swell
ed into balloon by the evening breeze. seems try.
ing 10 pull away from his tiny handl Yes. Well,
watch him. lie Turns round and round. Now he
secs US. Down goes the balloon, and he rsns 10.
wards Us. No, it is not exactly a run lie seems
10 abandon hmself 90 some power that
impels him. See his feet hy at random, hts hands
keeping time with them, his face one entire laugh of
chdhoods unsophislicared. unbought gladness. |
must take i'm up-his cheek against mine. feel.
soft the evening light and nsi listen to his tongue
which flies in very ad:.ess as he pats me with his
h and upon my shoulder. ! vas moment since.
iatigued with the heat and toll OF oI,g day; but il
is past now, and tread the ground without feeling
it. There are some fresh, pure green spots in the
arid desert Ger which we IRE travelling.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-31

\ is informed that The person Of whom he en-.
qures Is Of Germany, not Of China. lie has not got
home vet.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-31
INDIANA ELEC rION.-The RETAINS for Gov.
enor IN the State stand US follows
White NIB, 56126
Bggei. 5lOOS
56I26
54O0S

Thus electing Mr. Whiicomh by 2lIS majority.
which is 6.Si6 votes less Than Gov Bigger received
IN lS4O The whole amount poled being 7,I5S
SOles less than three years ago
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-31

lagos Of Freehold and EngliShtown; and
fire hail is whistling far and wide upon
those burning plains; the great guns
playing the sma !, both vomiting fire
and death. And Gen. Lee is sweIt back
on this wing aud on that, and is like 10
be swept back utterly. when Washing
ton arrives in person and speaks a
prompt word or two. ''Stand fast 'says
the hero, "Stand fast, my boys, for tho
Virginia and Maryland line will soon
come to your relief" The hearts rthe
American soldiers leaped at the sound
OF their beloved, and. as they thought,
lnvincible Chief, and tine armed merce.
narIes Of the monarch fell in units, tens
aad hundreds, beneath the repub ican
fire.
Washington, on his death derying.
old and faithful white horse, galoped
along the line: he waved his sword aud
cheered on his men in the death strug-
gle. The fierce provincals wrestle
with their oppresors, they meet the SOL
diers Of the mother country hand TO hand
they close with them at weapons point.
II was a bloody con junction, or rather a
conjugation Of carnage, this battle OF
Monmouth. Men of kindred blood, men
speaking the same noble language, met
IN the death grapple. II was indeed a
bloody conjugation. 1t was, kill. thou
killest, he kills, we kill, you kill, they
kill. But Death had other weapons OF
destruction. The Sun for seven DAYS
had been in BcreaI Grab; the men
were lighting, by Fdhrenheit's thermom.
eter, in the heat Of ninety degrees. Ma
ny OF the combGtants bit the dust and
died unscathed by sabre or shot. If
Washington was Fabius. in October,
one thousand seven hundred and seven
ty six at the White Plains, he was Mar
.celes at Monmouth. The honors of
the day remained with, for his enemy
retreated in the night London paper.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-31
INNI|!aIIIEIFaEllrllEaflfaFI|HIDIl

FRESlIET AN9 LOSS-The Bangor Daily
Gazette Of The 23d INST states that there is a great
ireshet in the Pcnobsco. and several booms have
gwen away; among which, one at Vests Great
Works. has le. loose considera ~ over 0 900 logs;
aud another al Bangor contain Is 900 logs part
Oi which has escaped. The quantity Of rain which
fell dar ng the week Is immense aud much dams.e
10 other property is feared.
The Boston Post states that the Hon, J,hn NJ
Niles OF Connecticut is not patient at the insane
hospital at Uton but is there q visit to th. sIper
Inendeni. personal friend ufhls
II such be the fact the one who invented H..
ialSehood we published on Tuesday ought To he
prosecuted to the utmost limit of the law
YELLOW FEVER IN NEW ORLEANS
The Tropic Of the 2lsl inst, says
The reports from the Charity Hospital for rLe
4S hours ending O'clock last evening show that
IA that Time there were
Admitted, Al
OF Yellow Fever II
Deaths, IN
OF Yellow Fever ~
Ore yellow fever patient acknowledgements
sick with that disease. 40, The dIsense may H.
considered Ne decidedly ca the increase auJ *
assuming an ePrds micu character
BREACH IN THE CHESAPEAKEAND ONO
.CANAL.-The Williamspor (Aid) Banner Of su.
Iurday says
We learn that a breach has taken place in the
Canal emGankmeni, ia the neighborhUod Of Guu>e
Geek, "a miles abUSe Georgetown, which will IT,
quire week or ten days TO repair.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-31

BOSTON COMMON Scholastic Boston
Daily Advertiser snys that the Examinations and EI
hhi'ohs ct The Public Schools which have recently
taken Iace' have given very general satisfaction.
Al no former period have the Scbools been II, , ,r >,
satisfactory coniIiOn than al present. The last r..
turns show a very considerable increase over IN.
number OF pupils OF the last year The following
statistics may no be unInteresrinp:
In 10 Grammar Schools, including The La.
i'm, and the English II ga School, 7.533
In II II Primary Schools, 7T5G
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-31
COMPARATIYE TARIFFs.

Our Argus neighbour IN hat shape we do not
now reoolleci. stated last week that the duties il
England averaged but IL per cent. on tho gross
mount of Imports. We do not deny that the Argu.
may be right in that matter for we are not inclined
10 enie- into the long and necessarily inaccurate cal
culaIion Of that duty, and we DO not believe any
other person in this city ever has done H. We say IN
accurate because the result Of any ca Iculaon with
all poss bic care. would lead To more than a toll.
erahle guess. BIT even were It accurate It would
not present any correct idea ofIhe British system Of
protection. In England, the rates of duty are moi
fHed upon any seled scale; they were the results of
long experience and practice upon each item pro
duce OF consumption. applied 10 the producer, con
sumer, and wants ofihe government.
The total value ofimPorls Of raw cotton into Great
Britain annually for years is about forty millions
Of dollars That is not produced in the kingdom,
but is consumed there, For Government purposes
alone. duty of70 cts. per cwi. is Imposed amount
ing 20 an average Of about five per cent As the
amount is large, it Of course reduc the average
tariff. Their tar upon ordinary manufac tured cot
ton is but about per cent because England has no
competitor bat the United States. and it is her poll.
cy to throw her goods from her larger factories into
our country. not fearing our compeii1n They tax
N this wise: precious stones, not set 10 per cent,
I SELL pr cent. while they admit iron nearly
free and prohibit fire arms aud other manufactured
iron. These few points show better than a larger
average tariff would, that England protects her peo.
pie 10 the fullest extent,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-31


., 1869
Showing mn increase Of about 10 per cent
The whole number at children an The
eny' between 4 ard 10 years Of agc,
-, hy the last cr".ns. 1915
There are in the Grammar Schools, So
male aud 6S female teachers
In the Primary Schools, liz female
teachers.
Grammar School Houses, l.
building. 10
Primary School Rooms owned by the city, Is
hnrd' Al
-, ll2
Whole number OF permanent seats IN the
Schooi Houses. exclusive Of South aud
East Boston, A 1875
Number VI pupils in the same Schools. $3.50
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-31
YELLoW FEVER IN NEw nRLrANs
BREACH IN THE CHESAPEAKEANpO OHIO

We learn that breach has taken place in the
Canal emLankment, in the neighhurhUod Of Guo>o
Geek, p miles abuSe Georgetown. which will re-
quire week ten days TO repair.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-11
FEMALE SCHOOL.

FuNIE subscriber having engaged Miss SARAH TOLE
II phed lady from Philadelphia ntructrcss for his daugh
will be pleased his family adaa
be useful and
female education Miss Toe
subscriber by Rev. Dr. John Ludlow and
Mackngt of Philadelphia who furnish the
testimony Of her moral web intellectual
mend her young lady well qualified every respect
close the lOt OF Deeember-lhe August
A. the chief obc Of the School the education OF daughters
the number OF pupils will b. limited
TERMS-Sloo; board and Of English
branches including bed washing fuel and lights &c.
Music Including USE OF Piano. b
10
>
The location Immediately
10 Richmond IL miles the former and &c
The neghborbood agreeable and geniee
bic for its healne In the every
ienon viii be- bestowed with parental charge
professional services, should Al be
An advance Of 20 $40
due to be paid the st Of Juhe balance year
A. the teacher engaged for the scholastic price
the number Of pupils limited will be received for
months JEFFERSON MINOR.
Midway. Essex county Va
bRefsrcnces made Philip
Montague and Mr. James NJ GaTne EeI; Messr.
and John w Dew King Queen Robin Pollard Haus-
King William; Mr. Morton T. Luther Robert
Ioline; William u. Tayloe, Richmond county
H1rAddress the subscriber at Mi1ers Tavern E-seI
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-11
THOSE LABORING UNDER SICKNESS,

"AN at once relieve themselves from the thou
~ sand maades that flesh heir ii they will only follow the
nature
operations That medicine the Vegetable Life Medicine OF
performed, place
before other medicines offered the public Composed
corruptng destroying
Their such that when taken the stomach they d
re,ed Ike other food and are distributed throughout the whole VS..
tenn giving additional strength parts purifying
the weak and diseased They only Purglive
in cleansing the impurities they open pores
body promote and
give healthy whole system. This idle deeama
only for effect fully eorobOra
By nnunerabc daily pour upon
proprietor
grateful Of their heaa which all other
failed procure and which despairei OF
receiving Il fully proved that the
simple and that disease Of all kinds easily be eradieaicd II
That
DR. Mos Life Pills and PhHniI Brers The bene
hca results they produce on the human e are apparent as soon
commenced SINGLE box be taken without
giving relief the sufferer which Will convince hun Of -ir eeA
ey Al who value Their eai their time and Their money w at
the Life Medicines when attacked with sickness Being
composed entirely of vegetables no injury possibly from
such TRIAL and once ted they wa forever -uerse the necessity
Of physicians services phycans eIorbsnt charges Nor
they having
by mineral poon Arsenic It Is vel known Destroys life IN short
administered by licensed NJ DIS
regarded by powerful
Aniimony scarcely less deees eon-es the greater part OF
fsbses The poison Of caeiDed quicksilver
rapid yet accordance with the Of the learned
faculty swallowed by The ounse Opium Is death yet dose
AFTER dos taken by the TIN Of health
and Thousands Of delicate ladies' provided with udanum bot
tie IN their eule- Such are the remedies Of the popular phys
OF day and such Their method Of the sick
heahh 81 extracting powerful po-ons plants
the Of medicine much boosted Of by the Iega
dispensers Of and ae But reader viii throw
aside the harmless and effective medicines provided BY for
Of disease swallow drugs which the bane OF life
II thou hast the simplicity intended for Know that
of eIpeing sickness from the human fame
peI the A scupians would have thee believe and from
belief they enriched vegetable medicine
beneficial harmless and efficient purgatye which promotes
suppressed preparation, which strength and
system aids NIL
necessary beaha medicine like this the desideaium
Of Diseases
a medicine d DR. MOFFAI-S VEGETABLE LIFE MEDICINE
Reader afflicted any Of the
pains which poor humanity unhappy subject
375 Broadway and MOss Vegetable Life Medicine
find which viii certainly thee all thy pristine
health DR- w n. MOFFAT.
&c 375 BROADWAY.
3 The above valuable Medicine - for sale by GAYNoR
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-11
LYNCHBURG NAIL LINE.



EOHN WRIGHT respectfully rtmates the
ID supply sa-onabe DRY GOODS which the
attention OF ms friends and the public ms stock
found the following.
Rich striped ant figured eolored Silks styles,
Black and blue black striped Do
Black Pom de Soi, Gro de Rhine and Lusirngs
Blue black do do
Black striped Popchns
High lustrsd mode eoored Alpaehs Lusrrs Indian Cloths
DO do black do
Black Alpaeha Cloths
Rich medium and low priced Mouschns
French and English Meunces
Tibet Brocha and Mou-eiin Shawls and Hdkfs
Rack and colored Mohair and Fnnge.
Gmps- TasselS- Cord and TaSSes
Paris Emhroideres Al
English, French and German Thread Bdgings
Lisle Cotton Laees and Eisings great variety
WorS;ed TaTtans silk and raw do
Tibet Lambs Wool Caehmere yarn and
Hnse
Misses Cotton and Wool Hose, sizes Wool Shirts and
Drawers
Red. white and yellow Fannes all qualities; Canton do
Irish Linens Birds Eye Diaper. Linen Sheelings
Kid Buck, plain and open sR Gloves n Mrs
LinSeys Jeans SStiinetts Ca-imere Cloths Caheoes
All OF which having been purchased for Al
greatly reduced puces- 26-dkcu
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-11
PEYTON JOHNSTON

Successor 10 Lyell, Johnston a. LyeII.)
WHOLESALE and retail dealer in Drugs,
w Medicines Chemicals, Dye Woods Painters Articles os
Window Gla Glass Ware which
Nutinegs, Mace, Indigo. Castle sosp Cloves
Cinnamon, Cayenne Pepper. CoPPeras
ROuen Stnne, Pot and Pearl Ashes, Starch
Liquoriee BAH LogwOod. Salerarus, Fig Blue
Alum, Powdered Ginger and Root
White Bead-dTy anc
Jamaica Ginger, Satpeire
Oh Peppermint, and other essential OILS
Isnglas Russn Sponge. fine Soda for wishing
Hnuh-Maeeaboy, I,orinard's Scotch
Lamp Black, Black Lead Staughton's Bfisrs
Chalk, Sup Carb soda Putty Setilnz Powders
Soda Powders, Yeast Powders Alcohol
Castor OIL bottles, Epson Salts Flour Sulphur
Ink in bottles, Rhinestone Luefer Matches
British Lustrs. Olive OIL baskets nd barreI.
oItswinier strained Sperm Fa do Iinseed Meats foot spi
TuTpeniine
MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLEs-surgesl Instruments Lancets
Evans bS importation and genuine: Apote
and CONFECTIONERY Glass Furniture deanp
tons Walls Bottles CoTk &c Peumer Soaps Brushes
Powders &C. Paints dry and ground Gias.
Brushes, Colors, and Painter Auisies.
FAMILY AND PATENT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and Country
Merchants select Gods from assortment
b. found any other store the Of Virginia
Or The most prompt attention paid packing shipping
oruffr
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-11
10 SPORTSMEN OF THE FIELD.

rUyHoMAs 1RER Manufacturer ami Importer Of Gun. Rin~s
II ftol &e the pleasure of informing Msnes Of
choice Good.
found similar establishment ami workmanship they
eHoelcd which prices
AIsotga fonowing
GUNS AND ROWLING TACKLE.
supsno Damascus and obbt~i. double and single barrel
and -ngle plain -ubb twia Guns
DO do do rain and imitation twist DO
Do do d. German d.
Brs-- sivst mounted Rihe-
Duelinr. pocket belt and PISTOLS
selfeoehing .ines and si barrel revolving Pistols
Gun. Rife and Pistol Power fasss
Double and Single shot Pouches and Bens
Split and Plain Engish and French Percussion Caps
Common Percussion Caps at IS cent. per 1000
srorsnen's Liquor flasks ami Pocket rumblers
English American aud Scotch Cunpowder
bog Calls. Collars. Whips Chains and Couple.
IIuntsmens Bhowing Horns ami Bugle.
Wash Rods Shot Chargers Cap Primers, Oh Cups Bans
Patent Dun Wadkiing Mad Cuiieu
Mahogany and Leather Gun Cases
Gun Pistol and Rife Locks Rife Barrels
Ribs and forged and filed Of hnd. for Gun
Smiths
FISHING TACKLE
Fishing Poles in joints Walking English India
Grass AMI Hair Fshing
Moods Limerick Kirby and Virginia Va, N. Fish Hooks
Superior Plain Gill. German Silver and Plated mounted
Swords, Officers sssbe-: Epauett.
Wings Virginia Infantry and Troopers Buttons Clasps; Sword
Canes Hooks swvsl Tassl Stars Gloves Braid worSied
Wings PomPoons &c. &C.
Elou Rodgers Smiths superior ami
Ra1o Superior Ivory Buck Pearl Silver Mounted PEN
Sportsuen DIRK. Deer and Pruning Knives Roiser Crooks
and wOr.tenhelns Roser. LADIES' and
GenlcIncn's Scissors.
Gold and Silver Walking
Swords Gold and Silver Eerpointed Pencils Pocket
Books and Wallets Gots abd Steel Pens and
Travellers Boat Hooks Pocket
Rings Tooth
boie Pocket kues superior faie rape Measures Riding Gig
de THOMAS ryRER.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-11

do hereby certify that afflicted Il
lent sick beadaehs which attacked oen about
week causing 10 vom large bile and
sick for day that could pain
eHerleaing 10th materially
impaired II procured bottle Of
Health BY using which entirely relieved
manned in good health for months. only bottle,
and have been much benefited confidently
TO those afflicted similarly induced Try remedy
the recommendation of respectable Lady ofy acquaintance
had been similarly afflicted and who
from the violence Of her could
she had used the remedy entirely
II Is not unpleasant take and gently
bowels In opinion valuable remedy my
hand this 18th July lSI2 4. WRIGHT
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-11
JuLY, 1912

do hereby certify that have used Smiths
tor Of Health" for four past family
mended 10 number OF others and
give relief when adhered used diseases
the stomach nek headache bilious disoTdeted
the found relief
to all who be diseased it, pleasant bitter and
gently the bowels WIN. WAITE
JrLY