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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-02

CANINE FlDELITY.-A most touching incI.
lent Of canine fidelity occurred Ialely in this civ
which we intended IL rec crd nj the time. but which
in the multitude Of other duties escaped our rccol.
lection. We received il from the physician of the
family and It's authenticity in all the particulars is
beyond question. bright and interesting child,
some four wears old, the son of merchant OF ihi.
city, was much att ched TO n fine New Fuuudln nd
dog. about yenr younger Than himself ard the al
'arhmenl was iulIy rerIprncaicd. They were con
'laht companions, and tho lille fellow was scarce
ev@ without his shaggy pl,yfellow.
The hoy was taken SICK. and The dog watched
by his bed with a soliciIude ihoI was most affect.
ing.
lie was almost constantly in the room nd whp n
the Physician made has daily calls he would look
from him To the child with IN expression that could
not be mistaken. and which plainly showed that ho
understood DO the object of The v>it mud The dan.
ger OF his little master. The child died The dog
never tasted food aiierward; he refused every nj.
ientIon aud every attempt To console him, aud in
Three days he died. Kipd hands laid the noble
brute by the side of the hey he loved so well. and
Tears OF genuine sorrow moistened the turf that CO
cred his noble heart. Who shall say that the sp
rIi which animated such affection died " iih the bo
dy which va'nly strive TO confine iIf-PrOuidenee
Journal
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-02
nrw oRLEANS. April %. SIS.

Ry an or.iysl lrun CimPeaehy tins nofrs Y daic
=. ~. Ia,h 10, hive been received. hody
oooo Nt.,;,,,s wdrc surrounded by s,dy ,
i00O Yucn,arr,e m the reiehhorhood q scseuls
IL, .t,,,,, 90 miles distant from Ne ga. o.
:, 60. 'o,r,cieI Ihaiihe Mescans woul' shortly
D.. ..,..,iI.l :, surrender, hehicniczaOr steam.
r. 80 =, s,,al on the l2h last. and rad d,s
cha,,cd ,one shot Without doing any dssale.-
The r,c,r,,st \, 'ampeachy and along the c'sst Was
;n,.,s.I b.,, and sickncss had already bssan 10
make il. arreara.cc; which will no d'ult ioTe q Z,
Nex,r,ns inio a rrecipiare retreai he frllu =
lever !. more 10 be dreaded than the VA % he "a
Caianese.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-02
Your excellSncy's obedienI servant,
MARCUS NORTON,

INDlANA.-The Wings of In llama are orcani.
zed i" eevry quarter. Tue Locof,Cos Of Lafayette
district nominated a Mr. jobs Peht as their candI.
dnie for Congress or him the Irdiana Eagle, loco
locO says
I'VE wash our hands OF being accessory Of fasten.
ing this stain on the democratic party Of this dis
ici and feel conscionr that hundreds Of The sober
thinking part of The Democrats will shrink from the
nnhaluwed AMI polluted touch Of this purrid lump
Of mortality"
Either the editor or the candidate we Judge must
he most d"tesiabIe specimen. The editor by the
way. isa rspudiaIpr. The wings are united and
active, with n fair promise of success
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-02
WHEELING MARKEl
TiMst OFF ca
May biS43 I

TINS Off 81
May A. lS43
We see. notwIhstanding The schrci o. money
and the effects On our trade by The FEN ylvania
works. no falling off in in the siHins ad a'yer
In all depor,m mis- men appear animal nj Ihri'
wing, The arrivals of Groceries, the We asi have
been uncommonly heavy.
ASiIES-5c
BACoN-IIog round Sc, in demand I'd imPto
wing
BEESYAX -22c in demand.
BUTrER-4la 5Ic in kegs. &c by hs Or roll
CANDLES-Muuld 10. Dip :.
CuEESE-5Ia6c scarce.
COFFEE-9lal0c foi a god article Tue s'oes
| n market 10 large.
| . COTTON--i6Jc No >, advance &c % no.
FlsII-Ma kerel No }. 50.
| FEArHE tS--20c.
| FLOLR-s2 62n2 IS by the wngor'ra0 i'rnrce.
A FRUrr-Dried Peaches 81 do app IS Green
pples per hsl-Sl.
| GINSEA G-20c.
GLASS-Shy 10 50 10 nv 10 81.
| GRAIN-W ear SOC. Oats l2Ial5. 'u l5alS.
GUNPOwDER-Rine s6.625 10, l5Oa5.
| HOPS-5i5! dull.
| LARD-ln kegs A..
LEAu--P'g 4. Bar D Ill
LUMBER-2d com 81 NJ. best com 9.i clear
stuff sis
MOLASSES In bbls 22c.
RAGS-F ON 3a4r per H.
SEEDS-Clover 50 50. T.morrg III 62Ic
SUGAR-In hhds 5l5 &C. m l.s a ieHdins
upward.
TEA-Y Hyson 37a6Or.G P cad ia, 5ll7Oc
| TOBACCO-5Sa7r.
| wHISK EY--Re, tfrd l3 90, X y E.
wooL-worlh from Is ,26c in I'D ~.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-02
ATMO observation-disclosures

"a sunday afternoon, says tho Oswe-
80 PaIIadIum-the wind eas;erly and the
atmosphere clear with some clouds-we
nau Inc most cxtr aordinary vision Of
distaa! objects upon the lax, and beyond
II that has occurred for mtny years -
Many distant objects, which are lar be-
low the horizon became distinctly visi.
pc 1t Is not an Unusual thing in east
erly weather for the Gal 90 islands al
81 miles distance to loom up and come
into sight. On Sunday they were not
on very plainly in sight, bat seemed
70 have come nearer 10 us-to have iii
unfinished their distance one half The
DuckS AMI Pigeon Isle, which are some
forty miles of, and which are rarely
seen, were plain ir view. But what is
Still more wonderful the whole Canadian
shore from Point Peter TO the Kingston
Passage, and the entrance into the St
Lawrence, was visible With a teles-
cope The whO'e loomed up in view.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-02

TIE WIG COMMISSIONS ncighbor OF
the Columbus Statesman. who is an adept al carry
ing out the generals orders to charge along the
whole line" loves ever and nnDn. to put ut the
wings some Of the cant phrases nf the party. such
as "rwo dollars n day and roast beef or where is
the reliell' Coon Congress-" &c, and in his last
is not sharing both ofepiiheis and well mada Jaets
upon the whg triumph Of 1910. Well, we have
no objection to Ais keeping up his fret is his
vucalion--Ihat by which he moves end lives and
has his being but we fully believe. unfortunate in
snrRe particulars, the Daign OF $40. tina,
every must, in has heari IL he has n heart. sd
init that there never was a Congress since The
foundation Of The Government, that did as much
toward reiorm-ns much for the improvement o.
the government nnd people, did the "WMG
CONGRESS- OF lS4l AND AZ"
Tue government had been welve years in Tho
hands II one party, who had done much TO build u
around 1.-THE strongest party that could be cemenied
by the love Of public plumber. Ii was no light and
easy task TO detect aud correct the abuses that had
crep, in that enarh time. into all the manifestations
of The government. Ia House document No 80 OF
the 9Th Congress, 81 Session, Summers of Virgin.
IA sets firth some beautiful specimens OF
were behcld. II appears from that porIF
the aggregate annual contingent expenses Of Con
gress, were in 1923 aud 4. but lee 600 dulllrs,
while in 1888 they were 595 900 dollars. inc, easing
nearly six hundred per in sixteen years. This
the Wing Congress has reduced, not TO lis former
standard; but mpie than one half. The Florida
war, which was kept up to reward parizIns et III,
expens, of millions Inns been ended, 10y tins admin
isiraIion. The appro iaIionsH S37 ere over 81
millions, lS3S over 80 millions. S39 over 81 mil.
llsns 1910 over 81 millions. while The apprepr;a
tions by the 9th Congress for the fiscal year ending
June 30. 1874, were but lille mUre Than sixteen
millions
In these things alone, tae people have found
enough TO congratulate themselves in Ire election
Of Wing Congress. Let them try another one, try
another wing government. and we shall he more
successful s,ill.-we shall find government acting
always for the welfare OF The people, guarding and
protecting their interests and their happiness
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-02

A Noble Tran IA the character Of the Spaniard
is thus warmly eulosized by Borrow in his bible
"a Spain"
10 The honor Of Spain be il spoken, il is one 81
the lew countries "a Europe where poverty Is never
insultrd nor lppKed upun " i'h contempt Even al
an Inn. the POOR man never spurneG from lie
door; and, II not harbOred AT least dismissed with
TAR words aud consigned To the meTcie, OF God nd
his mother. Thus Us q should be. / laugh at
'he higury aud prejudice Of SPAN. ] abhUr tho
cruelty aud irrJcity which have cast STAN OF
eternal shame on her history, hut viii say Tor the
Spanards. that ~ their social ier, curse no people
~ The world exhibit JusIer feeling % what - due
to the dignity Uf human e. Or better under.land
the behavior which 1t 1ssAsSyes a man 10 adopt
towards his fellow being
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-02
From the Nnrlh American


THE CABINET-Some Of our contemporaries
state they have intelligence from Washington, that
no changes are To take place in The cabinet, This
- an opposition TO our uIrrmaOn. bat may perhaps
prove true. There Is very good reason why Mr.
Webster should he retained At his post. lie serves
rs station, suriOi neurra! lower. from which w
ersm can take lis observations make its salles aud
to which IN defea which il always encuunter, II
car return aud find n shelter. II first made q Ie.
monsraiiun against the Wings. and being driven
hack returned 10 Mr. Webster. Il then had The pres
umpiion To make wnr upon all parties, and being
Thoroughly routed TOOK slelier again under The Sc.
creiary Of Stale; u Then precIpilaIed Itself on the
Locoics, not ia hostility, but with the yenrn ings Of
FIRST love, and being repulsed, it has come back
again TO Mr. Webster. Where il will next show
Itself. where II will make love or war w0 know not
but he Il On what quarter IL may. 1t will have to re-
urn from u Is, a. II has from all other sae1, and
u Mr. Webster be away where will u hid" ITS blush
rs aud ITS shnmcl Unless Tyersm can first get rad
o h-ei u should by no means part with Dir We sier
lh'i u will ever he able 10 effect this self radiance
Is now extremely doubtful II - it's calamity 10
IVe ITS punishment 10 carry will it IN conscious
ness OF what II is. its rcInbuIon to remain an ong
Us
Lolihing It's life and dreadng still TO die
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-02

An old Bachelor, in Boston, was fined
$50 aud costs, last week, for saiuting
the rosy lips Of a young lady against
her will. The lips were SAID to DO the
most tempting pair ever displayed, and
the bachelor pleaded guilty 10 the charge.
The Aurora calls his sentence hard
one,esPeclalIy as the culprlt had so CON
Plete justification for lis deed from ne
tady'S oUA lips.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-02

1t is stated in the Platte Eagle that
citizen OF that county had received a
letter from his brother, stating thu he
was one of a company recently caplur ell
by detachment Of Dragons fro.n Fort
Gibson, where ne Is now u prisoner, at
ter a desperate fight, in which several
lives we're lost. 1t was thought that the
Farty captured was the predatory band
recently referred TO by the Mlssourlan
as having for ITS object the plunder Of
the Santa Fe Traders.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-02
GREAT TREES IN o {EGOV-

GREAI IKE rs IN y fEGON-A
writer IN the Natioral InteIIigencer.
wh'se Information is personal and intel
IIgent, speaks Of the pine FORESTS be
tween Fort George and Vancouver. as
very extensive, the trees being OF great
SIze'ani the timber extraordinary beau
tIluI, straight and free from knots. one
Of the pines, which had been Frustrated
by storm, measured 900 feet in leng III -,
with circumference Of 45 feet; another
on the Umrtqua river, measured by the
late Mr. David Douglass, was in height
nearly 800 feet, and lis circumference
SO feet The cones Of this pine were
from IL to Is inches IN length, rescm.
bling in size ard form sugar loavcs.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-02
TIE HEARr-pror.ssor Io,oG.l

hL 'iI IN Professor Bongiel
low'In one OF ms beautiful com positions,
IN reaking OF the humIn heart says.
The little have seen Of the world. and
known OF The history OF mankind teach
eS me TO look upon the errors Of o. hers.
IN sorrow. not In anger. When | take
the history Of one poor heart tha, has
sInned and suffered, and represent 10
myself the struggles and temptations it
has passed through, the bright pulsa-
ions Of JOY; the feverish inquetude Of
hope nd fear; the pressure OF want; the
desertlon Of friends; the scorn of the
world that has little charity; the desola-
ton Of the worlds sanctuary and threat
ening vices wlthin-heath gone-hap
PIness gone--eyen hope, that remains
longest, pne-l would fam leave he err
ring soul Of my fellow man with him
from whose hands it came.''
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-02

Ill iNOlS AFFAIRS.-At the Charter Election
o' Springfield (sea' OF govemmenl,) the wings
succeeued. Last year. Loco. The Alton rels.
graeh says that The LpcO FOco candidates came out
as fePudaiors Of The city debt. aud were supported
oy The Governor. We cannot imagine, however
maj any large body Oitno pc Ople entertain ans such
ideas - '
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-02

Dsheavcn, is
R'hjneSiy, aud intrinsic res
! peclablliiy, let US seek 10 prove, thai
while II presents oolcc,s 10 call out an
interest, II Is every way worthy of the
application Of the highest talents which
/, ever fell 10 the lot OF man
We have already said that the glory
: OF man is his mind IL his AMI n4i ma.
7 tire rs curious aud wonderful, his intc
-lcetual nature is transcendent and d;
wine. THIS places him at the head of
the animal creation. In his mind are
The secret sources Of that energetic au-
fthoruy, which subjects the most power.
iui elements or the physical world 10
hiss scepter. aud makes him the mon
arch Of all he surveys We see every
here, what an influence anu standing
The high cultivation Of the mini gives
10 every man who has il in community
mo oihcial station, no mass Of wealth
SO eleyates man, and even ir we were
cursed with the arIS' ocratIc distinctions
which prevail in other countries, is TN,
approaching influence OF intelligence that
fthe cultivation OF the mind wonll ena.
Die the man TO triumph over them all
a ~+NNSiSh~C ial ou art. the
principles Of that ar. require 10 b, made
the OBJECTS Of specific inquiry and study
In order 10 successful practice. the
nrt must be learnt as well the science
The execution as well as the theory
Inc best prospect of success is when
They ars united. when science directs
tne application Of arr, and art in its turn
demonstrates the lessons Of science.
None Of the labors Of the farm, ex.
cePlIng where they are excessive, re.
qo.re any intensity Of application or a.
NY abstraction of mind, which would in
tertere with the most active exercise of
me intel lectual powers on subjects quite
foreign from|lh farmers i'm rediate oc
cuPaiion. lie may commune Intimately
even when bending over his hoe, he
may talk rcverentially with Col about
wonder-working providence, from be.
meath the handles Of his pillow, and he
may often in the fields hear the deep
voice Of divine philosophy speaking
to HE soul as the shepards heard a mes
sage from heaven, while thew were
Counting the stars and watching their
sleeping fiocks OH The plains Of Babylon
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-02

letter Of March 29,n, from Ponce p published
in the New BedfOrd Bulletin. states that two sea
men who had deseredfrom the Brig A gate. Of New
Bedford were taken and put on board 81 Spanish
man q war, with view. the w,ner supp1sss. 10
return HEN. ls Tho shiP vas shorl Of men. TAe,r
names are lanes 8iisH snd Jesse Msrru.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-02
ID o = q = G Is i % q,
BY THE GOOD INTENT LINE.

MAY DAY.-We are very much afraid that
muse s"eei lille girls that we saw out. enjoying
took cold or were so much chilled as to suffer from
H. not only now. but hereafter. We are Inclined
to think II wonId not he bad idea to put of NV
day until The first Of June unless the sea sou. should
become earlier
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-02
NEw wAGoN.-The mnmm,lh WAGON cd ID

NEW wAGON.-The mammoth wagon OF the
Na,tInal Transportation Line iHiendcd 10 run be-
tween Thu place aud Cumberland lefl yesterday. Il
loaded. Il is constructed with sufcieni "bresdth
OF beam" 10 admit hogshcad OF tobacco length.
wise, he fore axle being ougestto prevent tracking
ur cuil,ns the road. II runs with three horses a.
breast aud is adapted 10 six or nine hor,cs. We
have no doubt but far wagon alone of that char
aoIer, evil. Will be found. arising from avoiding
existing Tuts. aud that ofcnImes the horses will ira
vel more unens,ly; but II the majority Of wagons
uf this character aud run three horses abreast
third of the power would be saved.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-02
JAMES X POLK,
JAMES JONES.

The wei nurse selected by the Queen Of Enp.
lard Ior an approaching event, Is Mrs wilI.Cer a
farmers daughter. one oT the nnmer "a. family ,.,
dug 90 the ncighborhood Of Banbnry. She 10 a fine
healthy young woman, the m"ther Of Two Children
nni has always lived 90 a retired country village
der husband is small farmsr,and baliG 10 soigb.
boring squire.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-02
VIRGINIA ELECTION.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

Whig. loco fuco.
Beinre reported Ii
MaIiOa
Albemo, 9 SoutboII and R,o,D
PUwhauan 1 gain.
The above nre all tho returns we (nJ in tI,o co.
Pef' 'hismoming Thee is the report Of a viii
loss IN Norfolk but not compound.
The Globe expresses the belief that there are | I
loco focus. wings and Tylerile elected.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-02
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-02

The barn OF MIR John Clark, iarmer residing n
few miles west VI Csmbnige, Ohio, was struck by
The electric hnId and entirely consumed A coli
which was in the stable at the time persisted.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-02

WINE salute ~ honor Of The memory Of Com.
modOre Porter. was beng fred on Tb1,.I.y -
beard Of The v 5 brig somers.
naVa' apprentice FAMED George Taylor. had ona
o. has'm' carried away By the premature d,cs,,,s
~ caauOn 20
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-02

OREGON EMIGRATION.-The Davenport
Gazette says. that at BgrlngtOH thirty eight persons
enrolled themselves to 60 To Oregon. The same
desire is manifested at Iowa city One would think
Iowa nearly Tar enough West
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-02

The workmen in the Hecla Iron Works al Bir-
miugham near Pittsburgh. have turned out" They
demand money instead of orders for work They
will, probably not getit
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-02

ABSQUATULATED.-rh Treasurer OF the
village OF Auburn. Y, has gone TO paris unknown
leaving behind him many anxious aud enqurrins
friends
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-02

The sale AT Auction of FAMILY GRpcExiEs ut
the store Of I. n. Eumaker. few doors above The
Virginia lIoIel, to-day worthy the attention Of
heads Of families aud others who want bargnns.-
The stock is well selected aud of the best quality.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-02
CONQUEST AND sELF-CoNoIrcr

Conquest AND SELF-CONQUEr
ar hIch makes The Hero. The above i the 10
~ GA work, tho snhjecI Of which is indicali
10y lie pie. which is eIempli6ed in the CONTRAST
careerr two Tidshipmen. who are led through sec n,
on larf md sea. through school. war and love. q
their ditentures end in the vIcicry of"S,ll CT
guest" Just received and for sale ny -
GA VIM RoBBI
maya o. the old stand Of Robb g. SIeoben,,n
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-02

I he Pittsburgh papers bragging Of Their
business now. A few days ago II was oil RAJ
Road"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-02

~ Mrs Ellis ia her new work, .,'The Wives al
England" says, The worst Of oil slavery, is Jea,
Of a husband
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-02
II
@EE1AI.S xESsAS
HOARHOUND CANlR.>

TIE MARCH OF TRUTH is ON tARU
Three and n half years have elapsed snce vac
placed be'urc the public our ce!ehrnred adv fr
COUGHS COLDS. aud CONSUMPTIqAS. ani u
that time It ha, received such attentions 'emsp
in The cure Of these complaints as TO c. iuee ps
most Saye1ng at its cxIraord nary wurit.
PEASE g. SONS Clarified essence, ,f Hna-
hound Csnay has nov no tiral IN the wal II curing
these diseases, which arise from afIhciI,. of tlt
lungs. brought on by severe lacks upon ne sysi,l
when exposed On damp and chilly wealth.
NONE WISH TO DIE, yet thousauds M da,
efPnse themselves 10 climate that cont Is with
its lf the germs of certain dea ia 10 vel cno.t;,.
u ms unl"s met IN time by proper reme,t, rs
rem dy is only TO be f,und in irsc h, nj A,
COM oUND HOARHOUND CANDY lis =
e'"I''e'' 'ha' 'oo'heS me lungs. makes Sen MOI
ohdnraie against attacks uI COLDS, COIsHS a
LIVER COMPLAINTS, and leave the sr.m ~,
aI.d re-inyisornieG. We cannot loo Oft, ,lD,r.,
upon those who ish 10 preserve their lahh, us
necessity Of being prepared in time To me ,il.e,s
u mankind will not receive WARNINdn Tim,
surely he fault is not in the medicine al use 4,
destroy sickness, when they use IL TOO lTE-
we say now as wo have repeatedly sai,hat uur
remedy VIII eradicate the most severe col cougb
ASTHMA aud BRONCHITIS, if tnket once.
and taksl according to directions II is rdIv 10
he expected TINT single stick is TO resiorepa ienI
when doctors have given him up Ii nIube tined
ON a mFe extensive srale
a FRW PACKAGES have been kno,to save
NE, "hn oil prescriptions hayo failed T shoulI
ne borht III mind, Try The compound exiE freely;
u Will. y any event. relieve The suffer S,;d
whoesnle md retail nv
} PEAsE & son, Proprie,ors. Al Divin 81.
For ale by JAS BAKER. al
HIRAM KANE
mays Wheat, Va