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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-20
PEASE d. SONS CANDY.

Il NHk undersigned have used = Pease & Sons
L Compound extract OF Hoarhound candy,
and freely re commend II 10 those afflicted with
'uehs, colds, hoat seness aud coEsumptve COM
aud Tor The u'e OF tue yOire professionally. no
thing can equal II. We recommend Il 10 our
brethren thrOug bout the Union.
Reverend } Lindsey, recent pastor Of Nj f.
church, second street.
Reverend Ora Tford, pastor of The second NJ
T. church. Hud con
Reverend Mr. Lucky, presiding cidcr. New York
conference.
Reverend Dir Whitaker, pastor ofPresbyteran
church csrner Of MAIDS and Catharine.
Reverend Mr. Citizen, pastor OF VI Is church,
Hedford street.
Reverend Mr. Hart recent pastor OF Baptist
church, Gold street.
Reverend Mr. Gibbs, III Third Avenue.
Reverend MIR Berry. uasiur of Wesleyan Meth
! odlst church, corner Grand and Clinton SITS.
/ Reverend Air Lyons, pastor ofthe German Mis-
sion church.
Elder Knapp and Rev Mr. Mafflt.
Ons would think the abOvH recommendations
were suficlclt 10 sell Il ton Of p SEES Hcai hound
candy day, IN this city alone, when the proprI-
etors can Obtain certificates from ministers OF the
Gospel! men of such unblemishcd reputation
that whose would not believe them, neither
the dead. The virtues of Pedse's HodrhOuue
cundy then, may be considered proved, far a:
any hing can be proved, Ivy human test'rsoIY.
d. All letters post paid, directed 10 Pea -
" son 10 DIVISION street wall be punctuzllY al
eended TO.
/ lFCouniIv merchants can obtain Pesse',
I Hoarheu 10 candy, at the Manufacturers loves
/ Prices, by sending an order TO any Merchant III
/ the city with whom shey have deal, ngs.
Peas. e. SON, IS Division ST,
/ For sale by
J JANE: RAKER' }wheeIog. Va
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-20

A dealer wntcs-'I consider II tDumfres re.
nedy)iar superior 20 any article befor offered IN
the Public, for the Piles.
A painful case. box Of The Remedy cured =
case Of the PIes, with which the patient "a 10.
male,) ne d been long and painfully afflicted In a
neighborng town reports an agent;
The article, (which consists Of two bores
EleCtuaTy a. Ointment, price 81 I 2 cents each or
IS cents ior BOTH Is accompanied with vsluable
cOpIous directions.
Relies AsihmatIc or Consumpiive Pills-prices
reduced 70 % and IS cts-gIve immcdiats relief
Cure the most obstinate coughs Conmon
colds frequently removed no w hourp
n b. Zach Of the articles will be signed w L
Kiddcr, on Inc outside wrapper.
Prepared from the oriciHal NJ Recibe If m
" II Conway, BY w T. Ridder immediate sf,cre..
sor 20 the late 4 Kid!er BY whom they are for
sale 90 his counting room, No 60 State sfreet
corner 81 msfehants row Boston, and b. his
special appointments ~ JAS BAKER
dec7 Wheeling Va
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-20

ID ICHEs NOT HEATLH.-Those who eniov
u Z hsnlih, must certainly feel blessed when ihsy
compare themselves 10 those sufferers that have
been afflicted for years with vAfpouE dises.ao
which the human family are all tutjcct ~ r.
troubled with. Diseases present themselvss IN
v1uoss 'oIms ana rom various eiTcum siansss
which, in the commandment may eli be $780,
ed BY the use OF DR. y T. HarIich's Comnonad
Strengthening and German Aperient PIlS.Esueh
~ uytPePsla' HysI compiaini, pain IN he side
eases, and all diseases 70 which human
nature Is affected. Dirscuoss for using hes
mtolelnes always accompany them. These MEG
most delicate femsle, as they are mild In the,y
operatlen qnd pleasant IN their effects.
=, PIinneiPsi once fer the United states, No 10,
oct ~ JOHN FISHER Wbssh1R. Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-20
LfGHTi LIGHTn LIGHTm

- W. JOHNSON infrms he friends and
NJ. The public generally that he still keeps his
Camphine i0r sale 81 his esiab shIneni 80 he Ger.
ner Of Market Alley, on Market square. As he
does rot use Alcohohnl in the manufacture Of bic
Comrhine here is no danger Of explosion Hs 10
particular in stating This iset. 81 esusfn persons
have circulated report 70 tho ooninu, II b Al.
oohol. ibst by exploding has caused a. many scoi.
dents one % ne many advantages % BE 'subsutua
D. be entire safety from cHp.ssion. dee
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-20
DEtD THIS l--Shiua and S,Hsrs' Term
II GiPTcaurgf BE- bsgt.

MSnongala CO, Va. Aug %, 1886.
This is TO certify that gave two doses Of Shlnn
and Sc iers' NerniIiuge to two of nav ou.drep:
from one ~ brouERt upwards of ne b, nd ed, and
used NJ Lanes vermiluxr. and believe II is ?
good worm medicine. but believe Shinn &
Sellers is better. DAVID SULLIvAS.
Clsrksville, Pa. March ls3
Messrs ShinH 4. Sellers think your vermi-
fuge preferable to any have ever seen used
there is no other used IN IA part Of the country
when IL can be procurei-fyur and We hundred
worms are ofen destro, ed by the use of one vial
You will plea Sc sPnd me twelve dnEens at this
time. JAMEs VI MEASs, NJ ID.
Prepared only AM sold u hblesais a nj retail by
h T. SELLERS,
no 90 Wood street below al.
Soil in WLreli-a bv mos Potter nov ..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-20
TO THE AFPLICTPD.

THOSE who are suffering FROM various 5ipes.
ses incident 20 the human family would A..
wellto procure ID HariIch's compound strength
enlns and German Apenent Pills, which are 90
pTe-eminentlJ recommended for Dyspspsa
Liver complaints pans ~ the rde, back so
breast, Nervous Affections, headache, and All
diseases Of the stomach snd bowels. Pamphlofs
may BE- obtained era tis, which contain full ard
explicit directions for using. The rsadsr h.
referred 10 several very interesting eeTfcetes ~
cures in anothsF column Of THE paper, which
may BE- relied on, % they are taken fIsm ths
Fof sslsst ire Pfineiptl once, - Norh Eisltb
street, Phl,adelphia. Also, To- ssis ~
JOHN FtSHEH
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-20
CHEAP EMPORIUM.

WHOLESALE g. RETAIL CLOTH & CLOTH.
INC ESTABLISHMENT.
TVNHE Subscriber 10 now receiving from Phil.
adolpha and Baltimore, On extensive Stock
Of fell aud winter goods which Tor style and op,li
y, will compare with the cheapest and best m mi,
market; purchasers generally are invited 10 eli
and eramine foF themselves at 40. 81. We,
Street. Wheeling. Va ALEX. ROgERs
dec Sta
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-20
BIZ CAREFUL OF YOUR COLDS.

Many people are apt 10 consider a cold but a
tnhInR matter,and TO think that lit will 20 wsy
IN day or two;" and they give themselves no
tTOuble about II. But 10 such we weuid say, be
careful of Of yOur colds'-do not tanner with your
consutuuous. IL yon reslrs 10 live 10 coed
and speedy cure.
DIR Swayne's compound syrup OF Wild chsirY
has cured more colds than any other medicine
offered for sale IN hls County. The certificates
OF cure etfecie by this invaluable medicine, which
the proprstsr 10 daily receiving. are Of The most
gratifying nature and tend 10 show It's sRnaIiye
esumaton.-M Defuer
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-20
A REMARKABLE CURE OF RHEUMATISM
u y ~. u 49, !.

Proprietor.
A REMARKABLE CURE OF RHEUMATISM
Rf the use OF Or Je56's Rbcamatie LiMiEa ent
ID IN enlarged bottle. Copy Of a letter.
Ihltes.oyn, {Ms:s-l June %.
Dear Sill deem II a duty owe TO suffering
humanity. To acquant YOU, aud through YOU the
Public, SHOULD you think bes,l of the unexpect-
& and surprising cure perfn med on myself 10y
the use OF the above most excellent meaicine..-.
have been for mo:e than thirty yesrs and some.
times most severely, afflicted wms the Rheumls
tsn'; hsve been frequently rendered perfectly
helpless, and In consequence confined to nv bed
when II has required two persons TO move me,
seing in such extreme pain; have several times
zen under the care Of the most eminent pin ysi-
ans, but procured only temporary relief. l one
day notice. the advertisement OF j bo's niment
wIth the testimonials accompanying IL, and " as
induced to t.y bottle, VIII ch | used without
mu-h sensible benefit. I concluded howeUr.
TO per severe and bought another bJttle, and was
greatly TO ieved, ADD 10y the of half the III
bottle. was wholly cured and have never since
has a return of the psin, which h ld not b en-
free from, month at Il ne, for thirty years, and
cured. I would most earnestly a.vise evsry
person suffering under this painful complaint
not TO despair 1f cure, so long As they can OBJ
tam DIR lebb's Liaiment" You are OF liberty 10
make any use Of this you may think advisable.
CALEB sYMMEs.
To tn, foregoing testimony many Other unouss
able proofs might ee added in favor Of the SUPER
or iinlment of lIr Jebb. Nothing but IA ir IT al
which the proprietor confidently solcIs, car
give an adequate idea of its unrvalled efficacy
IN mitigating and thoroughly mastering, the
excrnc aunS disease, IN which il has been sue
cessfuly applied IN multitude of cases. TIE
operation of the I.inimcnt ia often iInmedi a te;
aud l. has frequently cured Ri sumaiic affection
/ oil years standing, IN four and twenty hours. L
is ais recommended with mild ace, as one o.
the best applications known for stiffness Of III,
joints, nunbness, sprains, nd chllblains.
( Price 81 ? cents, with directions
n q. The Ii Gimehi Phials enlarged TO doubl,
their former size.
N b. Each article will be signed w L Kidde
on the outside wrapper.
] II Dr,Jeelfe's ASR nGticor eonsurnptirr nils
/ Price 25 cents, only. Have proved, ami are pro
nouncedby NUMEROUS persons who have mad
use OF them, the best OF all the Cough VI sdicinc
In coughs, colds, Asthma, difficulty OF breathing
IoaTscheks,. Nhe zinR, splitting OF bloc,
I and comp lains OF the lungs generally.
Prepared from tho Original NJ > Rscipe of ID
/ w i Conway, by w l. Kidder, imm edia &c sue
! ecssor to the late Kidder, by whom they ar
Tor sale a his cSunlIng rsom, No 90 State stree,
corner OF Merchants Row, Boston, and by IN
SPECIAL appointment by JAS BAKER
DEC Wheeling Va
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-20


More proofs Of the efficacy of DR. S-yRylSs
compound 81 rup of Wild cherry, IN relieving sffic-
ton;
To cr Swayne. Dear Sir-The tine has bssn
when would not recommend a me, icine sdyer-
tiseo IN the pgbhc prints, over my own signatures
now feel diherent-I feel relief was rsdwesd
by protracted cough Tor six months TO a mere
skeietoRi no rest al nghii soreness and pain in
my breast, side, &c. Suffice u TO say I used
your compound syrup Of Wild cherry which in a
few weeks relieved me sheciually, ! am certain.
mad u not been for your medicine (as life fire..
quently depends on early attention to nrnney
InedIeines,) shOu ID now be in the silent grave
Let no person delay, but procure your Syrup
and be rell eyed of their Coughs and Colds AZ
tney are dangerous companions. and often lead
70 IstaR SSGHPafIOs snRSffsSNrp our friend.
GDT Swaynes office, No "a North Sinh n
one door below Arch. Philadelphia. where al or,
ders Tor agencies, q must be directed. Rsfersn,
ces will be expected.
DR. Swayn's compound Syrup Of Wild chsrYv
IS for sale at the Drug store Of
JANIS BAKER,
nov Wheolfnu ",
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-20

CAUTIONED all medicines which become
- very popular, like that of DT Stoavnss com
pound Syrup Of Wild Cherry. attempts TO imi-
tate OF counterfeit IN some way are frequently
Tesored TO. Therefore tits thought best 10 put
the public on their guard against imposition. In
the course Of only two or three years after the
most descTyedlY popular remedy had introduced
itself ints the sick cndmbsr, and its fame became
widely known, up springs several others into the
market, and with view TO give currency 10
their invention, they take the name oiWild Cher
~ TO add 10 their patched up nostrums, think
iahlished, and 70 help out still furtber with the
scheme BY one 81 the vendors, the name OF DR.
Wtstar Is attached, Haking u appear that this
popular and highly respected Physician is The au.
thor OF this preparation, Such IS not the fact
AnotheT Individual comes out with what he calls
the syrup OF Wild Cherry, elinging still closer to
the Original name, that Individual 10 might even be
even decoived when he went 10 purchase, II The
name Of Df SwaYne was not always kept in view
Those w apply for these latter ia preps atiors
81 Wild sheTy, let me tell them, aLe tampsripR
with their constitutions. and tsking drsuqhts
from the hands Of ineKperience, which tbey
would have % repent al some future dsv had
not Put them en- their euard ~
DIR SWAYNB'S compound syrup Of Wild
cherry y put up IN square bottles, Containing a.
bout eight ounce, with "Dr Swayne's eornpofnd
syrup OF Wild cherry" blown in the glass covered
With blue wrspper, ever which 10 yellow label
with bic written signature, the counterfeitng Of
when VII be panished ss forgery.
NFpr y wayne's uf1ce, No 81 NGrth Sixth ~
one door below Arch, philadelphia, where Iii
orders for agencief &c must be directed. Ref
eTences will Be expected.
pr Swayne,s compound Syrup Of Wild ohsrFy
~ iof eale e. he Drug store Of
JAMES B4KER.
sep Wheeling We.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-20
= = = - = : -
TAKE Nlll,IGE.

RAT Wlnsow L oder has succeeded 90
Fkidder an the preparation Of the Conway
Medicines aud Will hereafter give particular at
teH;loa TO the preparation Of the foil wing
established ARTICLES. the celebrity OF which pre-
proprietor.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-20
TO FAMILIES & INVALIDS.

The following indispensable family RENE
dies may be found at the village drug stores.
and soon at every country store in the state.
Hemember and never get them unless they
have the facsimile signature OF
>I/E27SeGS<t56ss on the wrappers, as al Others
by the same names are base mpositons and counter
tets II she merchant nearest you has them not,
urge him 10 procure them at II Maidcn-lane, lis
nsxi time he visits New York, or to write for thom
No fsnily should be tceek teitkout these remedies
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-20
Pottsyille, Pa.

CAUTION.-As there isa spurious mixture
called Syrup Of Wild Cherry. purchasers should
be very particular to ask for DR. WISTAR BAL
"a VI, and observe his signature on the bottle.
Prepared for the proprietor, and sold at whole
sale bY Williams a. CO. chemists, No Il, Minor
street, Philadelphia.
Sold Wholesale and retail, by CRUMBAC-
KER, Wheeling. Also, By /. WILCOX, Pits
turgh, and IN most every town and village
through the country.
PRICE $500 A BOTTLE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-20

Colds, Coughs. Splitting OF Blood,
bronchitis, DiniCulty Of EBre atb-
Ing. Asthma, Pain I'm the Side,
Breast and Chest, VVhOOping
Cough, Group, and ali Dis
cases Of the Liver and
LUNGS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-20

Affections Of the Lirsr, Asthma, Bronchitis,
Pains or Weakness Of the Breast or Lungs,
Chronic Coughs, Eieurisy, Hepao rrhG &c Of the
Lungs, anu. all affections Of Shs Pulmonary
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1843-10-04
Concluded neat week.
VERY TRuE.-We find the following in

VERY TRUE.-We find the following in
an exchange paper. Ii is worth the alien
ton of those TO whom it is addressed.
"a well conducted newspaper isa school
in family worth ten dollars year! Even
the most barren paper brings something
new. Children read or hear the contents,
intelligence of the affairs of the woodland
acquire useful knowledge of more import
ance TO them in life, than Il present of fif-
ty acres of land. Parents are not aware
of the vast Importance of newspaper in
family of children. We have made the
remark before. and we repeat it, that two
families of children equally smart, and
both going TO the same school, let one of
them have the free use of a newspaper.and
let the other be deprived of the use of it,
and il would excite astonishment to mark
the difference between them. Full one
half, and an important half of education,
as it respects the business of the world, and
the ability to rise and make ones self re.
spectacle in it, is derived from Newspa-
pers. What parent would not wish his
children respectablel Who would be will
ing to have his neighbours children more
intelligent than his ownl and yet. how tri-
fling is the sum paper costsi 1t is even
in these hard times absolutely contemplate
in amount, and no man ever felt il, except
in its beneficial consequences,who paid the
subscription regularly once year.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1843-10-04
MIDDLEBURY 4,

forest. for he strongly suspected that the foe
were on the opposite bank The old man pro
ceeded some wav down the river unit
The fast facing twilight gave way TO the dus.
kIness of the night. Feeling secure from
observation, he then cautiously forded the
stream, and plunging INFO the opposite
woods. directed his way TO the outlet of the
pond.
In the meantime the young men remain
ed in their covert, waiting impatiently 10
learn the result of the SCOUTS movements.
The thought that they were in the immedi.
ate neighborhood of a crafty and cruel foe,
and that they might be shorty engaged with
them in deadly contest. was fraught with ex-
citing interest. Their anxiety was not
wholly unmixed with fear. They knew not
the force of the band they were seeking,
while their own weakness made their pur-
suit seem TO them ike temerity.
What II the scout should fali,-with their
fetal ignorance of their course, and surround
ed by an unsparing enemy, sure death was
in prospect. SIT !, they we're not dshearten-
ed and their resolve 10 rescue the captives at
Two hours or more passed slowly BY and
they sat in silence and darkness--ihe thick
foliage shutting out the light OF the stars. and
and the dirge-hke moan of the pine sounds
ing mournfully in their ears, all tending 10
throw deeper shade of gloom over their
spirits. For some time they had thus sal,
each busy with his own fancies, without a
word being spoken between them. AT last
IN the far distance, the faint cry OF night
owl came from the opposite banks, causing
them 10 start TO their feet in listening ALI.
tude. After prolonged interval the same
bodng cry was repeated.
That's the scouts signal said Sands in
a low hurried whisper, I'VE must be on our
guard-he has found them.
pray heaven they may not detect him,
said Smith in a somewhat anxious tone.
There is not much danger the old fell
low knows all their wavs, and is possessed
ofal their cunning. He will be mere soon,
and then comes the final tug
According TO previous directions the
young men now crept noiselesly down 10
the rivers brink which went Drawing on its
way, the white foam flashing out OCCASION
ally as it broke over the rocky shadows, then
darling along a smoother current, until il
was lost in The gloom of the forest, into
which the dark stream glided like some huge
serpent seeking covert.
Concluded neat week.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1843-10-04
MISCELLANEOUS.
For the Peoples Press.
THE SEVEN MINERS.
A PERUVIAN TALE.

f.y- The tradition on which this tale is founded j
given at length in MAITLASD's description Of III
scenery around tie source of the river Altomah.-
TRAVELS. Vol. 2, PIP. 1874.
Dig, brothers, dig deep, there is wealth below
Here is wealth unbounded and free;
Our stores shall be full of The bright pure gold,
Our names shall be honored, and power untold,
In our homes beyond the wide seal''
aye shall never take this treasure"
Spake most stern and loud
"Pass away from my domnions,
Ye hearts SO bold and proud!''
"Dig, brothers, dig deep, there is wealth below
No hand can retain it from ours;
The condor may scream, and the panther may growl,
And the serpent may hiss, and the wolf may howl
And we fear no internal powers"
'Go your way, or We shall perish,
Go, and tempt my wrath no moreJ
lie shall never take this treasure
Ye shall not disturb the ore.''
The miners dug deep, nor needed the voice
OF the Genius SO free and so bold;
They dug by the hot suns burning light,
They dug when the moon and the stars were bright
They dug for the rOck-feltered gold.
But that voice still spake its warning;
Sounds terrific still they heard;
Phantoms fitted by at evening,
Which their Utmost spirits stirred
The miners dug deep, the miners dug we'll
They to the bright yellow ore,
In i =, in as deep and as broad as the tide
OF the pure Allomah that springs by its side,
And ends OH the far sea-shore.
Louder yet they heard their warning,
When that golden vein was barred;
Fiercer still the frightful plranioms
On the trembling miners stared.
The miners grew bold when they felt no harm,
And they sung and they danced for joy;
They toasted at even, with hearts full of gee,
Transported at wealth so unbounded, so free,
And they Knocked at the phantoms' annoy.
Did that voice breathe from no bosom
That can warm at insults bo!dl
Or that bosom have no power
To perform what it foretoldl
The miners looked up....ihe Genius was nigh,
HI form most horrid and dread;
His glance burned on them more keen than the sun,
And forced by his will, the miners one
Der the awful precipice fed.
There where springs the Gear Altomah,
Far, far down the DIZZY steep;
Far below that lakes smooth surface
There the Seven Miners sleep.
Mdilebury, lS43. -h-,-t.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1843-10-04

line, and clocks to the amount of about a
million of dollars year. are now manu-
featured in the State, which | assure YOU.
gives employment 10 many hundred per-
sons, who are fed mostly onWestern wheat
pork. butter, cheese, and beef, and clothed
in part by western wool. In short, from
this one branch of business, at least $780,
900 will go to your section of country this
year, for the necessaries of life to sustain
the workmen. Our folks have got a no>
ton that it is better to draw from toS500.-
900 year for these clocks out of foreign
nations in cash, and thereby enrich the
country than to import the pay for them
in English goods, which impogerishes the
nation. What do you think!