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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-09-22
From 'Re .Vep Lisbon Prlialium
THE OPENING SCENE

~ G@t''A'~ - - AAt' -
DR.. Hanna. being about TO leave the
district for few weeks, and his Demo
cratic Whig friends attending court, feel
ing desirous to hear his views on some
Of the leading political topics OF the day
called meeting at Walsou's N Lisbon,
corner on Tuesday evening the 22nd
instant.
Atthe request Of Dr.. Hanna, the meet
ing was first addressed Tor a short lime
by Il. Grlswod ESQ Of Canton, in
which he reviewed some of the Locofoco
arguments against the Tariff, and addu-
ced some facts 10 show their (utllily. -
His remarks were appropriate and e6ec-
tive. After he sat down. DR. Hanna rose
aud addressed the meeting in his usual
argumeCtaIve and lorcibIe style, going
al some length into the merits Of the
tariff question; giving fact after fact in
proof ol its beneficial operation lis " hole
some tendency, and its necessity, mol
only for the support of government, but
also TO sustain good and regular home
market for the products of our farmers
He avowed himself Tariff man une-
quIvocaOIy; and assured the audience
that he would il elected, always support
a 'rarlf for revenue and incidental pro
lection.
Al the conclusion Of his remarks, he
was informed that some Of the LocofocOs
present, desired to reply TO what had
been said-the Doctor imme 1isteIy inv
ted them forward.
Col James Thompson, of Carroll, "a
loco candidate for CoDgress) then noun
ted the rostrum We wish TO do this
gentleman no injustice, but if his friends
can define his position by the beginning,
middle, or end Of his speech, it s more
than we can do. Tie seems 10 be in f.
Dor Of Tariff, and asserted, positively,
that no one OF the Locooco party, either
in or out OF Congress. had advocated a
doctrine adverse 10 The tariff system!
His arguments however, iii defamation
can be thus digniied) were all against
his declaration. This was somsthing
new TO the audience; but the Colonel
was peculiarly happy in tho selection Of
his subjects and illustrations! For in
stance, Notwithstanding it has long been
a desIderalum with American statesmen
TO keep The balance OF trade in our favor,
the gallant Colonel had by sume means,
convinced himself, aud tried hard to con
vince his audience, that this country paS
decidedly benefited by having the Lai
aace of bGle AGAINST IT!! lie also
attributed tho late influx Of specie into
ibis country, TO the influence Of the gold
bill. which was passed in ! 832, the tariff
had nothing TO do in the matter! That
gold bill Is certainly nimble affair in
its operations, having produced effect in
the remarkably sborl' space OF eleren
gears! The Colonel said many other
equally siliythngs, at which his compel
ilors for the nomination were greatly
reioiced. The Colonel came 10 stand
sull IN about fifteen miDules-Oecause
he could think oGnoIhiug more to say
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-09-22

George Hyatt, who fifteen years ago,
according to the Mobile Herald, was the
soul of the social circle in Boston-a
mau Of genius, aud the best commedian
in the United SaIeS, is now common
soldier in me State Of Maine. Reader,
would you koow the cause OF this sad
change in his condition? Do you not
know il without being told3 What else
could have been tod9 What else could
have wrought such a change but iGtsuE
psIdnce? HJali was u drunkard.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-09-22
From the Wheeling Gazette.
z lAC Tariff: Another Wit
ness On the Stand.

In our recent essays in favor Of Ia
riff, and in opposition to the wild and
visionary lallacies Of the advocates Of
free trade, We produced the testimony
Of men OF sterling worth, who stand far
GbOUe the parties OF the present period
The testimony elected from the writings
and speeches Of those distinguished in
divduas, among whom AIR. Jefferson
was by no means the least, proved abun,
dantly and concusiVeIy, that in years
that are past and gone-in other words,
in the primevai days of the repU bic
statesmen and patriots OF all parties
viewed we'll adjusted Tariff as great
bulwark Of republican government
as fundamental principle in our code
Of public policy, In ordinary discus
sions, the testimony already adduced +,
would be sufficient for the favorable de-
cision al issue, but as this is ore which
is agitGting the entire mass Of the Uni
ted States, and is becoming Of momen.
tous importance as the meeting Of the
coming session Of Congress approaches,
we are willing to call yet another wit
ness upon the stand.
The great champion and defender Of
the American systematic man on
whom the eyes Of millions are now
turned as the only salvation of the coun
try Henry Clay has been not little
abused and vilifed by the Federal Lo-
coloco party, in consequence Of his ad
vocacy Of protective and discriminating
Tariff 1t is not at II astonishing TO
US, that Mr.. Clay is viIlifed by that par.
,y-for we are confident that no set OF
men that sing haIeIujAhs 10 the tTeach
cry and per6dy of John Tyler can, in
any event, or under any circumstances
do other than sander and ibe the pure
and unsulied character Of such bene.
factor as our gallant Harry Of the West
but we are astonished that he should
be viIlifed, that his name should be as
persed, for advocating the same doctrines
that were advocated in 1924, by-Gen.
Jackson
The Tariff bill Of 1924, with all its
features Of protection, received the en-
tire approval Of the old Lion. lie not
only expressed his lOvorableness to it,
but also gave it his Uotei Did the de-
mocracy' object to the old Genera on
this ground! By no means! He was a
Democrat notwithstanding he voted 10
tax bar and bolt Iron 8 cents per hun
dred, cotton cloths 100 per cent, and
bapeing 5 cents per yard. For voting
for this same bill, Henry Clay is term
cd lederalist, and is opposed to the
ex'Ant OF Locoloco yiiuperalon.
But the brave old General did not stop
AT voting Tor the Tariff of 1924 He
exerIed his influence Wih The people in
favor Of a protective policy. This we
will prove by couple Of extracts, both
Of which are genuine, and cannot be
gainsayed. The first follows, and is
copied from his letter to Dr.. Colman, oI
North Carolina. written in 1924:
Heaven smiled upon and gave US IL
berly and Independence. That same
Providence has blessed us with the
means Of National Independence and
National defence Il we omit or refuse
10 use The gifts which he has exIS4ded
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-09-22
THAT CHALLENGE.

On the night Of the Democratic Wing
meeting at Walson's corner, D., George
McCook stated, when DR., Hanoa invited
the LOcofocos to the stand, thai The chaI
Icnge was accepted, aai The discussions
would DO continued I'LL the election. --
We were pleased to hear that, for we
supposed that The Locoloco party, or ra,b
eE the leaders oI That parry, had resOlv.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-24
PETERS, PILLS.

w have tried DR. Jos Prissily Peters Vepe.
w getaOis Pills, and have no hesitation N
pronounclng than the best Ambitious Medicine
mat we nave ever used IN our families. We ara
acquainted with several families n this city who
give them the preference at all other kinds ON
account OF their unidness, and at the same tfme.
ceT.alnty Of cctIon.-N Y EEaminsr
More thun ten millions of boxes Of theae truIV
valuable Ambitious Pills have been sold in ths
United States, Canadas, " est Indies Mexico and
Texas, since the tirst otJaEuary, eighteen hun.
dred and thirty five.
Hundreds and thousands bless tho d,v tbsY
were y du ed, by the peIsuasions Of a friend 10
try box Of Or Peters Pills "
DR. Jos. phi Prlestey Peters,
Dear Sri have used your valuable Pills these
last four years; in cases Of ID dyspepsia Liver com
plant, and Sick Headat be, a al have found tLsr,
in a majority of cases, the most raluabie pills I
have ever used. JOHN CASE M n.
For Sick or Nervous Headache or BiIious Fas
yer, would recommend Peters Pills IN pYefsr-
pnce 10 alt other kinds.
II ARMSTRONG MD
The following from the eminent Dr. Enerson "a
considered sufficient.
hay used IN my practice these last Ave vesr,
DIR Peters Vegetable Ambitious Pills ant con,
sidered them the best Family Medicine / hsvs
ever used.
supply Of these truly valuable Pills ius, 70.
ceyed and for sale Wholesale sad Re ali BY
OLIVER PRYOR
Sole agent for Whesliha
Large size boxes, containing 45 Pills 30 esois,
small size boxes containing 20 Pills rs cont. per
box. and upon enquiry these valuable Pill O. can
be obtained IN most every country store in ives
tern va nov ls-Am
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-24
ITCH CTREDrI

SEli ever solnveteratc, in one hours applica-
- h9n, And no danger from taking COLBY
using DunDrieS Nch Ointment. So great and
extended here has become It's reputation tha,
dealers are c6iIng II from all parts of the couu
lfy; as remedy which gives their customers the
highest satisfaction.
A student connected with one efour Literary
Institutions where this loathsome disease had
appeared, observes, that Dumfres' Itch Oint-
msnt eXteTminaied IL, after various other appli.
cations had failed to do so, and il Mad i'm conse
quence gained a reput alton IN thai seminary and
ylclLty, IS the best remedy kno vp for the Itch
Name can he gwen # desired.
--sTnls preparation, for pleasantness safety,
expedition, ease and certainty is unsurpassed. n
equal!cd. ltdoes not contain the least particle
OF mercury, or other dangerous Ingredient, and
may De applied with perfect safety by pregnant
females or 10 children at the breast, and II
cures, however InveteTAte IN one hours appli,,
cauOn only, and no danger from taking cold.
Testimony IN proof Of the high character Of
TINS article as follows
A distant dealer, IN ordering gross, observes,
II Is universally pronounced the best remedy
yet used IN these parts"
Another writes from a distant clty--''It is a
valuable article, aHd fully worth the price set
upon tit has no equal IN tins M rket!'
physician o the FIRST eminenCe, IN prescribing
o.. spoke Of ltIn the highest terms, as most COM
pletely answering the purpose and TO use his
own words, pronounced IL Just the thing
IL Is also one Of the best application for the
Barbers Itch plmples, and diseases Of the skin
generally
Price with full directions Is cents.
III hcIlt hetumatlc or C0nSumpUv0 pill
this has been pronounced among all the cough
medicines 20 be had, one Of the most va luahle
ever yet discovered, which trial will prove
Price 25 cents,
y D. Each article vii; BE- signed BY W l.
hiddor on the outside wrapper.
Prepared from the original VI 8 Recipe OF DR.
" a Conway, BY w l. kIdder, immediate success
sor tD the late IT Kidder by whom they are Tor
sale at hIs counting TOtm, No So s ate street
corner Of Merchants row, Boston, and by HE
special appointment by JAS BAKER
dec wheeling, Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-24
SHERMAN,S
C0UE II LOZENGES

n IKE the suiest, most sure and efTectua rem
"A edy tor coughs, colds consrmptIoo wkoo-
ping cough, asthma, tightness of the Lungs or
chest &c The proprietor has Rever known IN
instance where they did not give perfect sausfac-
ton.
Over 5000 persons have given their psnss
within the last year as reference of the won
dertul virtues ei the cough loZsnges. They euro
all mt caScs IN few hours, seldom recurring
more thah one day 70 entIsly eradicate the most
distressing ones.
Mr. q L Matthews, Caroline 81 suEeyss a
wear with hare tight cough, pain in the side
spitunP OF blood, Hnd all the usual svraptoms OF
cOusumJ ton. The I.ozCneeS relieved him iInn,a-
dlaIely and IN few weeks restored him TO perfect
health lie says they ara tho greatest med cine
IN the world.
Dr Iabriskie, I 3 Duane st. has uscd them in
over 30 cases some of hem OF the most nisTmii q
character, and always with the greatest success
young lady Of l. years old was suppos sod 10 be
IN decline; several physcans \. a attended
neT aLd gwen her up as Incurable. She had a
distressing cough, was so weak she could not SAT
up but lew minutes Al time, and had every
appearance of a speedy dissolution. On the brink
of her grave as !; were, rho took a dozen Of
she man. 5 Lozcngesj they seemed To give her
new Iie-she peTseveTcd and less ia n four boxes
restored her 10 perfect health Thsse Luzepge,
saved her nom al untimely deHth.
Macy persons have complained OF bping
humbrgged out Other dollars by cough syrups
VINO have found cure IN Shermanis cough
candies they are not requK ed to purchase wo or
SIX dollars warth. Very often one % cent box
will cure them.
Price 25 cents per box For sale by
OLIVER PRYOR, Union 81.
nov q Wheeling, Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-24
100000
sHERMAN's POOR MANS PA sTER.

sHERMAN'S POOR MANS PLASTER.
ID HEUMATISM Lumbago, paia and weak
IL mel ~ the back, lOIns, SIDE, meek brsast
or limbs, effect "a ly cured byt. In coughs and
liver complaints they afford astonishing rosults
W OTn on the lower port Of the spine. they cyro
the piles, and on the back Of the nerks ~
children toething will give Immediate relief
Several persons have called a. he waisLo,..
20 express their surprise and thanh a. ~ -
NEST miraculous cures thtss plssts,s bsvo 81
fcCtsd. '''e'' nav 81
with rherm EsiyI r'l W. had been 90 aae,ss
seifwitho,' go, a. 10 be unable 30 1rsss 49,
ir~ - assistance was enabled 49,, ya ~
or Only night. 20 Rttup alone I1 tbs 80.
HlIE' pui on hls clothes and call AZ opr n e..
, m,,r ~ 0,afnng with joy and his Tongues
polInS l'Li1 the gIldness Of bis heart mi H..
5ud9'o 'ad signal relief be had received iron,
the best a nIl remedies ''0"'
MT Davis williams, Of Elizabethtown n .
an gId Revolutionary soldier wos 90 sf7istsd
WIN rnCumaiIsm that he could scarce hello bio,.
sen -ihese plHatCTs entirely cured hIm. ~ Pyi~.
only % "a ceuts plaster and which NOT onlg
makes them the beet but she cheapest pisster
no ffC weird Remember hat
For sale WhclesaIo ard Rstsi bY
OLIVER PRYOR
Ugs'.-t en- Sole agcn WhCCire
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-24
CORNS, CORNSu CORNs,,

4 VI RED by the Albion corn DldSfert IL n fords
~ immediate rehef, aud ) a sure cure FOR
clrns, L. dissolves the corn and removes Il r,oJ,
the loot VITA ease and expedition. without IN,
least pam. From among the many cases Of
cures, read the following extract Of a letter from
the Rev EbeneZcr Newha II Of Tiac,,lD Mas
| cannot neglect TO state, that ] feel great con
hdence IN the Albion corn plaster, as one of the
surest remedies; have tried It's efficacy and in
IOur successive applications according 10 The d.
rectlons il effected a cure
In prof Of which, read the following cases,-
lady.-Io whom reference can be made al ?
suffering great pain and Inconvenience for wears
from corns, and who IN the mean lime was ma
Slng use OF Variol highly celebrated rem edes
out 10 no plrpose, anG had IN consequence OF
these repeated dlsarpointments, nearly DESPAIR
ed of relief, most Happily met with the Alhrnn
corn plaster, one box Of " hich tat an eynen 20 If
only 90 cents,l has entirely cured her corns! So
astonishing this cue as TO induce several of
the friends and neiPhbors Of the lady. 10 use tb.
saIl.e e.nedy| ard with the same good succe.s!
aTAn old northumberland an agent
that after suffering uncSnscionable pain and
Trouble for yeaas from corn, which had resist
ca , e,tI5 attfmp1 10 css'Tty, was cured by this
A person!-So ,nppled with corns for q long
tlnc as 10 be unable TO walk, had 10 cut holes In
plaster! - '''''
Price IS cents box.
- n b. Each of the articles will be agned w /
hldder on the outside wrapper,
',+COnsumrtioH. No person can have ado.
quaie idea OF the astO uishiEg relief which DR.
keife highly celebra' Ted sthmatic or consume
CDIEg
dfhcui'y Of breathing, wheeling, tightness OF
me chest' pam IN the side, splitting of blood. dc
lar tTlai only IS necessary 10 convince persons
suffering from these complaints that this is one
Of the most valuable medicines ever discovered
lot complaints OF the lungs gene rally. Common
"C!as are removed IN few hours. Price 25 cts
prepared from the ORIGINAL vi S Recipe of DIR
4 Conway, by w l. RIdder Immediate snr.
cesior TO the late T Kidder. BY whom thSy are
Tor sale al his Counting room No Is STAT, a,
c0Tnerof Merchants row, Boston and Inv bis
special appointment by JAS RAKEP "''
dee IVL -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-24
ANOTHER EVIDENCE.

Ofh W0nderf,d Cures performed by DR. Suaynes
Compound Syrup Of WiLd Cherry.
HR SWANNE-Dear Sir,-When ] was al
~ Piusburgh last August, I-purchased Of your
Agent six bottles OF your Compound Syrup of
Wild Cherry. had for many years been trou-
cled with a Cough, often very violent, With other
indications Of Consumption, or disease Of the
Lungs, ot very serious nature ! had very little
faith IN medicine, as II was thought my disease
was hopeless and beyOndlts reach. ! had apyl led
10 several Physicians for relief and also used
some highly pulled Tedjcines which had seen
IN the newspa peTs. but hearing that you had much
treated many cases If Consumption / concluded
TO try yours and from that time, | am happy TO
say, found relief ] write this IN hope % al you
vii publish IL, so that # any human being has
suffered have done, they NAV know where
10 hnd medicine, the virtues Of which may be
relied upon. JAMES OSBURN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-24
DE IA MONTEP.T,s

COLUMBIAN VEGETABLE SPECIFIC
~ For the cure OF consumption. Asthma.
Peurisy, Splitting Of Blood, aud pulmonary a /.
fecuons OF all kinds. The most Va liable remedy
ever discovered for the cure Of COnsumptIon
and all diseases Of the breast aud lungs leading
10 COnsump ton.
The folio wing recommending notice is from
regular graduate Of the University Of PeUusvIya-
MIA and student Of the late Or Rush.
Having recommended the use Of De Ia Mon.
terats COLUMBIAN Vegetable Specific I'm NV own
private pTasuce for some tinc past, and having
witnessed IT'S decided efficacy In many cases
which have previously resisted the usual Tdraedieq
] now with much pleasure give my testimony Inn
favor, BY stating that have prescribed the zoe
cihc with great success ln Asthma, Rheumatism
Coughs, colds, Hoarscncss, Splitting Of Blood.
consumption and catarrhal deductions on the
breast.
The length Of time many Of the disea-
Sos have been cured, cOuvinces me thafthey
sre yernauent, aud 90 may with pTopHeiy be sad.
that lis healing qualities rank % superior 10 any
other ne ucgY Of The present daV.
ALEXANDER n MCPHERSON, N ..
The above valuable medicine i1 Tor sa'e " hole.
ea,e ana retail by OLIVER PRYOR.
ieoz Union %. Wheeling, Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-24

CAUTION,-As all medicines which become
- very popular like that of Dr .Slrnvne's com
pound Syrup Of wa CElr-y. attempts TO inn
tate or counterfeit IN some way, are frequently
TesOued TO. Therefore 10 IS thought best 10 put
the public on their guard against imposition Ia
the course OF only two or three yeITs after the
most dcscrycdy popular remedy had IntrOdu ed
itself lntO the sick chamber, and its fame became
widely known mp springs several others IntO the
market, and with a view 10 give currency 10
Their invention, they take the name OfW!ld Cher
~ 10 add TO their patched upsnOstrums, think
ing 20 borrow 2 reputation rom that already es-
tahlIshed, and TO help out still further with the
WIstar IS attached, making IL appear that this
popular and highly respected Physician Is the au-
Thor ,ot this preparation, Such IS not the fact
Another Iadyldual comes out with what he calls
the Syrup ofWlld Cherry, Clnging still closer TO
the original name, that individual might even be-
even deceived when he went 10 purchase If the
name ofDr SwaYne was not al ways kept in view
Those who apply for these latter day preparations
of Wild cherry, let me tell them, are tampcTiup
with their constitutions, and taking draughts
from the hands OF mCXpCTlenCe, which thev
would nave 10 repent at some future day, had |
not put hem on their guard.
DR. 5 WAYNES compound syrgp Of Wild
cherry IS put up IN square bottles, containing a.
bout eight ounce !, with ''Dr Swayne's coun0und
syrup of Wild cherry" blown IN the glass covered
with blue wrapper, over which is a yellow label
with his written signature, the cOunterfelting Of
which will be punished as forgery.
IDT Swayne's office No 81 Nrrth SIKH 81
one door below Arch Pbiladclphia whore iii
orders for agencies, &c must be directed Ref.
ercnces will be expected.
DR. SwaYne's compound SvTap Of Wild cherry
rs fer sale at the Drug store Of
JAMES BAKER.
sep 7 Wheeling. Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-24
Observation-Disclosures EYE
~ a IL ER

OUCH is the wonderful effects OF this valuable
- Eye Wafer, IN relieving and curing the com
mon complaints of the eye, that those who use
L once, will ever after give II the preference 10
that of any other preparation.
a respectable phy slcian and druggist in Con
necucut wrtes,I'Sr: A patient Of mine, who
has had two bottles of your Eye Wat7T, says this
Is the Only kind he has ever used with success"
Price % cents a bottle,
Dtm fries Remedy for the painful and debilita-
ting complaint Of aePtkcS. New case Of a cure.
Boston, Nov 2flh.
iSir-The Pile ointment and electuary that
lately had Of you, has had an excellen; effect. ]
have been troubled for years with the Piles, and
have never found any remedy that would compare
with yours. The late attack was a severe one,
but the recf was almost lmmedIate, 4 II.
Mr. kldder
Extract Of a letter from a gentleman in Yer
mont. Mr. Kiddep,- Sir; Having used I'm nv
family DumfrIes Remedy for the Piles / have
found % the best have ever met wi'h IN this part
Of The couuuy. have found the. electuary the
only physIc that could be used with certainty and
ease.
A dealer wrtes-'I consider u lDumfres re-.
taedyJiar superior 90 any article bel0r offered 90
a painful case. box Of the Remedy cured
case % the Fnes1 with which the patient Ga r..
maic) he'd been long and painfully afflicted. in n
tOwureports an agent.
The article, (which consists Of two b5ves
FIeCtuary a. Ointment, price 81 q cents each Ir
70 cents for both,I Is accompanied with valuable
COT0us directions
ReIfs's Asthmauc or Consumptive Firls-rri,os
reduced 90 80 aud - Cts-gIve immediate rsif,r
Cure the most obstinate coughs. Common
colds frequently removed 900 ,w hours
n b. Zach Of The articles will be signed W
kIddCr, on the outside wrapper.
Prepared from thc original W Rocipe Of n,
" II Conway, By w T.. kldder immediate sur,cs.
sals 40 hls counting room No 90 state sfyc,,
corner uf Merchants I0u. Boston. and d.. II 4.
s7,cla. ar olg'mgW b. JAS BAKEP
asE m a.gInE Va
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-24
LIVER COMPLAINT.

This disease; from It's long standing and repea-
ted attacks, and also from the manner in which
4 has been treated, oiIcn leaves the dregs Of the
disease IN some way cling 70 the system,-some-
tunes there - great weakness and prOstTatIon Of
part Oithc syst m. N all such cases. DR. Swayne's
Compound Syrup Of Wild Cherry, will be found
give yigci TO cccinlng health, and defend il from
the InrOads Of disease.
Their are daily certificates from various persons
which are sufficient testimony 10 the great efi
cuCy Of this invaluable meuIcIne
s'T'Dr $ waync's Office, No %, North Sixth II.
one door below Arch. Philadelphia, where all or
cers for agencies, &c. must be directed. Refer
gnCts will be expected.
DR. lSwayne's Compound Syrup Of wild cherry
is for sale at the Drug tore OF
JAMES BAKER,
oct Wheeling, Va.