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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-19

BANK or PENNSYLVANIA We perceive
IVY a n'''eo IN tie papers. that The Bank Of Penn
Nyivhnia will. ON Monday next, RESUME her regular
banking business We rel ice at it. An issriru ion
winch h"' sustained snrh reputation rs wa, en-
I"ysd ny the Pennsylvania Bank. casts n gloom
around il when 1t shuts up its door. aud windows.
U S Gq..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-19
A%RNOLD's LECTURES ON

MDbEttN HIS
0 Historical wutk since he appearance Of
i ' Gibbons Decline a d Full of tn Roman Em-
pure Inns created 80 great y sensation in literary cir.
cle', NJ the lecture" of Mr. Arnold. For strength
Of style and sIaciness in his statemcntsof facts, 10
can claim At lenst equality with any historic al wri.
Ter On record. The entire work may be had ut tho
Literary Depot. for the very low price Of3lI cents.
No one should allow The opportunity 10 escape of
securing Gr his irininu ann an accurate narrative
Of The history Of modern Europe.
HIRAM KANE.
np ~ Periodical Agent.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-19
NO.
ECLECTIC sCHOOL RoOKg.

NCLECTIC Primers. Spoilers; Fir.t. Second
~ Third and Fourth Readers: Ec,ec6c Aribms.
.ci Whelpley's Compend; Kirkhan's GmmmnE tho
missouri Harmony; Mason's Sacred Harp. vols.
~ School T~sstamen.s C"lhun's First Lessons in
Afnhme'ic Miller . selection Of Psalms and HYMN;
walkers Srhool Dictionary; websier's large Dietior.
Historic Sacrs.
The shove, with n general assortment Of School
Books, just received md 6r sale BY
STEPHENSON HAsWELL.
ap - vniou street.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-19

The New York Herald. once The leading proo,
OF me Tier faction no New York. hos the frll,,,.
Irg remarks on the recent charter election ln ihlt
city.
The consequence 10 The democratic parv. will
he undoubtedly Of a most important character Al
Ter The hrsi ebulIuOHs Of 10Y and delight ore over.
whcG VIII be probably ~ a few days, Ne may er.
peel 10 see de-mInsrpuUIs made 10y the respecuyo
iHends 81 Van BIreu and CuupJu. A. for Inc 10.
Ter party. Ihai We cor sidcr us 4 perfect cypIef-u,r
even ihe dyCrta gIsabra TemIm-u has vanished
INTO thin ar; Tor Nc believe That even the lorys
grease sppt' has vanished. Already. the Van BI.
rem men are preparing tDra great public mesrng 10
MS invor and ILc following subscription Isl o, NOW
900 cIrcullnan:
We. tho undersigned. members or The Don,,,, %.
hc keppJiicau Parry OF to cIyor New Yu,k. re-.
pecUuiIy request The Genera COMMITTEES ne pry,.
Iege Uh'Iding a meeting az Thurman, Hall. fo give
900 eNpressiynOi ssnuneut ln favor ufilc reppmip,.
lpn III Martin Van Buren, Tor the Presidency IN
1874" "
The fHenis Of Mr. Calhoun are also in IN. G.u
md We understand that the Hon Dixon m Lei,
be tie leader and master spirit of Inc m,,,-
nenl in The nuub, 90 favor ur rhs southern -,rJ.
lie will soon 1rrvs u Tho civ. add .,m.
popular Demonstrations VIII be- g0I up. We have
nus agreeable prospects Of busy campaign Jyrry
he t1mm5T.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-19

WIG VICTORY ~ EEw oRLEANs-The
mnno'p'l elections ia ~ Orleans on The q inst.
resulted IN the triumph Of The whig,. They car.
Fied ten Of The thirteen wards in the rhree muuiri.
p1li'ics. and elected ten Of the welyo member, 81,
the General council.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-19

CURIOUS CHARGE.-rne M,d,,,,,, s
me Globe JUNO manage Capiially. They man.
aged ID obtain JDbs Dl printing frum The D,.,.,, "a
mIhi.iraIIon by means oI bribery"
"hrh members Of the administration has accent.
ed Of lie bnbel-PhYU Us Gaz
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-19
y o = q C Is i d q,

NEW YORK TOWN ELECTIoNs-w learn
'ro'" tie Albany Evening journal. that Tho own.
"i W@tervliet. n "E. Cumberland aud sew Scot.
land, have nil given increased Wing maioriris.,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-19

WHEAT IN SToRE-It d. estimated tina, there
are about 10000 bIsheis Of Wheat in store NJ
CievolanI. $4,000 bushels at Michigan city. There
rs %Probloly nearly as muei at 81 Joseph. or that
nj Cleveland, $4,000 bushels is de ,lgned far The
Canadian Market.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-19

Gov Tue kcr. of M.-ai.sippi. In. appointed Gene.
raj Wm Clark. Of Hind. county. rs Treasurer. in
place Of Richard S Gra,~., d~ecampcd.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-19

The whole number Of votes policd at The receul
election in New York was 4I443-Democr.tic
majority $500.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-19

- "' case oi The U"i'ed States " lsasc Barnes.
tate Naval Officer IN Bustun. il was decided tina,
an oiiicer dismissed from his place. was entitled 10
his SALARY only 10 the time u This dismissal and MT
for = whole year.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-19
LITERARY DEPOT.
FRESH ARRIVAIg

n LIS
% works. ~
JACK HINTON price 50! wirA rrgavings.
q" do cheap ed iipn 37I
HANDY ANDY 62J
w ADAiIRALS, two oh 62I
~AhSP"AR No |. (Cnmnlcrc IN 8 Mol SO.
-IrN VI FOLE0 with 500 EneravIngs. 10 be
Completed IN lour Nos so
EMENTS J. AGRICULTURAL ARTS
&c25.
LIFE OF CALHOUN IS9
HISTORY "f The JEWS. II No Family Lit 05
NONlAloN PRAYER. ILLUSTRATED a5,
blBLE IN SPAIN (hn,k isuu) GIL, .
ihHEELS IN TIE WESTERN PRAIRIES IS .
w Ihe above works ne ia The new mrn oiIhe
Ii"'rrr publications. The New World work. COM
sIn"iIy on hand. together with all The principaI mag.
azlncs newspaper. &c in the United SlaIe,.
"pI9 IIIR An KANE. Perindirnl Art!'
NEW AND SPLENDID DRY GOODS.
= GORGE A'MURRAY is now OF enilg at his
- store room on Market square, i large ana
sc selected stock Of
DRY GOODS,
end for the sake OF L~r-vity, would only enumo-
rate n few. VIZ:
Super Broad Cloths all coIors; super PIocE
and Green Summer Cloths, NGDoIton eIofJ..
french and London prints m crrat variety; Pa
TtFteHneS, "a new and beautiful article for second
m9urnln: London French and Mosaic Launs
81 Deaun!ul pattc rms; Ladies EIcbuh,fLx an en-
Ilrely new article Ofihc first fa. hIoa: ,Super S,o,r
imperial md Shell braiC BOnRefs, would nrr-
suNic theiI equal has never been Offered in this
market, Bidek Italian Lustring Sill, hest
ma'lone' II Black Fig'd and S,rired Po,U n.
So'j Ombr0 striped MsusliH de LANES; splen-
ald STOCK Of new styles PdrdsoIS and Shades.
MnII a sredt variety OF, new and choice articles
ESSsL ny VIM 10 winch the attention of the
r"sntohao'e are respectfully solicited.
~ - 4"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-19
T. II. M,NASU.

I'D ESPECTFULLY informs the citizens Of
"a Wheeling and therubiic IN general, that ne
continues To carry on the BOOT aud SHOE 1TA-
KING CUISINE IS. at has old stand, at the sign
Of the Big LEA THEIR BOOT Main street,
wheeling: where he IS prepared 10 execute ali
orders IN his % e IN the neatest and best STYLE,
aud Al pr es to suit the times. He would also b., e
leave TO render Is grateful thanks to his old
friends and customers for past favOrs, and soli-
clts a continuance of their patronage. He will
CASE customers with boots and shoes
at the following reduced prices:
BOOTS-Best make at IS S and 7. warranted
70 equal m re1tness and durability, any article Of
the kind that can be haC in thc city Of Wheeling.
SHOkS. All kinds of mems shoes made IL
order st prices ranging from 81 to 3. 5m 40 70
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-19

Tie Boston Transcript snys that q man by H..
name oi Robert Fleming GDurlay has published q
card IN which ho proposes 10 present hrmself re-.
p]ectiuliy before The public Of Marlborough Chapel
and 10 Darrale % O. discourse Oftso hours length.
ne ways aud means by which be became enablri
10 hUs DtD,0at SLEEP. lie ceuifos that he has not
sIert fOr The last 50 rnobths.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-19
A friend OF rue @ c r.

HUMBIG@ HUMBUG"-EUI.on. the ocaor
used 20 say "Hnnbug. or. is The great business Of
I've. Existence Is more or les made up Of q. In the
rhufrh' in The senate. AZ the tar, 10 ihe pulpit. aui
"n The Stage Is sSiIIiui Hpplicarou Constitutes The
g'e'' 'e'fsi 90 success. For my part, ] IKE hun.
bug and ~ { om persuaded docs every DoIy el,s
perhaps lney dOuI know %. and might MOI
have TIE candor 10 confess o."
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-19

The following is extract from a letter received
'hs morning upon The exciting qucsrrun If the Iale
movements Of The BllIimpre and Ohio Rail road.
The whole region Interested Is e1cred about il apJ
justly; but it is m cause for Encouragement. Il a..
rises ia error as We III nk. Tie directors olfhe
company imagine themselves sure Of the
irede Of the NaIiU,al Road. and would extend their
arms To embrace that Of PiusbursI. They are ms.
taken IN This. When travel or trade goes 10 PI.
burgh 1t u lost to the rail rnaI.
PHILADELPHIA !. April Is, AN
James f. Wharton S;r 1 find that Information m
relation 10 The Great Central Route Is .oughr rbro'
The Wheeling Esily Times" and rs many travel.
iers md merchants n,e turning IT IT, If god, and
following them on The Penr'a route. when they
car Q here intending - 60 by Inc 'conHasr.' wish
TO tell you iher reasons for this c lange. They
we're mIsIsd uh'y say 10y publication, setting forth
prices which. when They presented themselves and
gopds, were iound not 10 be founded ON rrurb. In
i"Tmcr lines they would nos have been di.appnInr
ei' as a pracure or deception preyaiIed; but they
pIuced confidence IN lhe publication of the Railroad
Los. bot What wns lie result, a higher price WIS
demanded Ter freight &c,-no one could re1 vtcr
they would arrive nj Wheeling. or What u would
cost IIem, whilst on The oiher route they had ma
such difficulties. conse luenlly. they preferred lh.
certainty and went by Pntslurgh. How Is tir.y-
What has caused this sad aud uuiouuaats cbapge5
Cannot u be reneJIodi
A FRIEND or rur n r. %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-19

FRO BE CONTINUED
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-23
WINTER ARRANGEMENT-FOR ALBANY.
Via BRIDGEPORT aud eN~A
AOA - HousAIoSIc WESTERN 0A

Tys BRIDdEfoRT AID A 80
.n. hsSs1as:,s .:. El1i saad.y.|
a AUX X % Soi wiz vS.S ~:
s Go b tsy MSV 1 a. TTcnS
e.sn Raroa Is. without chance baggage
Eorpa.sage Freight apply board office, foot
AWG - WINTER MAIL LINE FOR ALBA
Alss%ys ?ss .s..%So:s RosERR:Tf0 Z,
a' %sdssdsy ssis sunday ssssn 81
cs9 ss :s,;
For freight apply IT, p c. Schultz a, the Office. or
.ffk FOR .LIYgnPoOL-The New Lin. Regular
p.ele. sh iew iyS ny Oh iP'ffHs E
ss a. .bovs n master; isso tons burhen, will
S apply the e @SoDzd sf1.' ss''
The superior ship Roehe,tsr John Brton mass.r
All sssi as Queen of the West and
~ vo st9k NEW SR5kE LEA 9 z and New
Eis5;' 6s Es e: s
ss1 p.s sS!:, having Sy handsome
ssn' apply on board oo. ys S0t Il o WAL .
no goods received alter the evening Of the
SSppsss BY this line may rely upon having their goods
Ne Hsyyn msa - d. o.,... m -,
sasd % a ,hsI address. woodruff who will
sesaf sa y o' sss the
Bbtfk skAEt 81 8tR kHF 81 tysk
z s:s- WI" ';
asa s.Ss I'd csse and stesrags tsa
so's m sJi
sse .s Th1s SISS The ed win
ysyaps. !. L Isssaes 70 other very
should made foot ssis Or p sns
ROCHE. BROTHERS & CO.. IS Fulton street.
.ps-r,. "a. next deoi to the Fulton Bank
ss Them he sIesss
pos hs st saa 5
Of zach month month For nas.sxe sppy as above;
i. % S:':a
tE&& FOR Jew oRtEANSS-Te sail On the alth inst
cabin ac% ste race apply board the ship Muuays wharf
M JOHN HERMAN, 81 South st.
will sail This DAY. wind and weather PRINTING and cam yet
's a few more cabin and storage passass apply above
- FOR SA ,t Valuable Farm called spr9ghcld;
FIVE hSrdsd bounded two side: creek: DsyEsbs
~
.s Win Lax. ali
ss aa ssa % :S sSs s
and n' e I'd s
rsF:ons wishing to pachase by applying early, will meet
privately ssls win he offered public
NJ JG. b Whitehead Of smthsIa WisSs county Or
dao staw tojya5rc '-'-'A''
q NEW STYLE OF CHlLDREN's vELvET CAPS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-23
the veteran Bro,gh in his glorious style, to the dir
of God Save the Queen" -

ete!dn bruughl In MS own glorious Nyic 10 the all
God Save the Queen" -
Sons Of New England sires
Why do your altar fires
Flame up on high
Why from your festal board,
Wakes the loud anthem, pourd
Joyous, with one accord,
Wingd for the sky.
Not for the voice that spoke
Trumph-when Britans yoke
Burst with your chains
Not for the heroes brave
Bleeding by Charless wave,
Not for the patriots grave,
Wake ye your strains
But for the Pilgrim band,
They who from Leyden's land
Dared the rough sea
Drawing the ocean vast,
Seorning the wintry blast,
30 they might find at last,
Room for the free.
Hark, how the thunder peals
Soc, how the brave ship reels,
WhIrlh in the brine
Courage! the God that wears
Storm-robes, the good man spares,
Pilgrim The hears yohr prat crs,--
Joy to your line
Noby the May.fower bows,
While the dark wave she ploughs;
On to the West;
Till from the tempest's shock,
Proudly she lands her flock
Where on old Plymouth Rock,
Freedom found rest.
Lo from your starry sphere,
Spirits in light appear,
Glorious, but few
Pilgrims we see you now
Fathers to you we bow
Hear, then, your children's vow,
Still to be true
Join, brothers, heart and hand,
Sons of the Pilgrim band
Swear nowsto be
All that your fathers sought
Alllthat their Write wrought
So shall your sons be taught
How to be free
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-23
TIFFANY, YOUNG " ELLIS,
$50 and 260 Broadway, corner Warren street,
IMPORTERS


GERMANY, CHINA,
RE- NOW RECEIVING A GREAT VARIETY OF
N GOODS the selection Of of their firm Iendeiag their
present stock the varied largest aud chest be found
this The other side Of the Atlantic They beg leave
,ha, their Goods m made to ooe by he best abricans Of
OF competent and the, el entirely confident that they
will always be found lowet considering style quality aud
elsewhere. 49,
Determined keep Their stock always desirable aud
tive the marked all goods remained ON hand
for months aud lost their original
yely such low price. will ensure their saelower, is
belesed than this description o goods usually commands
the competition a d excitement Of an auction room.
fuRrnhskRs OF AeTicLEs ron HoLIpy PRESENTS a'e
respectfully reminded thar thev will find variety he bet
d2t toJI.c - - -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-23

4" SSf At SOLE 5H' tn. s,
X; E! liz; s :s. Boot.
Be- p sns ssffS PUMPS. g
And ali other Eas Of Boots and Shoes in fashion. ladies' a
s. Boot. sa. .s .sGn w sssss
Der srse furred plain and all other kind OF Over Shoes
Chi Il linen: &c sS's
the %o, Id a; Of our own best Faeh
s aAsSSST SSfS 5, Broadway ,
Eo sGsE tAsrs MARs S 1hPE
os sif decI from CUutt snd ts ;trs.S
siE:I ;s;s ;s i:
e
sss Sf Ls: o sy 8
siT sss :sa s fs sis' . li S:si Sold
= ~ 5,oH 1s:sss!asiyn S s;s:@. biz is; friend
a = s %h he he m x l. y
the MOI. reasonable terms for cash j2sc
- ,ANTI.HUMBUG sToRE!ILlvE ANp LET
IL s s sss. SS
passing he tce.isdJ Hs obtansa Water
ss sss s am ely s S as
sa.S I've %s this price than generally
BROADWAY
TEA STORE,
NORTHEAsT corner Of Priacs and Broadway. adjoining
and Dss have &.
Ss aGS % & qualities. II:
with the greatest care from H EE Ks c"S0e''
Young Hvson from .'.........2s toss
Old Hyson "..... .......... S. to IS
Imperial "...... ......... '.5s TO ss
5unIowder -. ....''....... to Sc
Pouchong - 10000 '..... 81 TO IS
Soocnoeg Is 10
Orange fecco "........' ...s.'..'..' IS
quality they aye SECTIONS made BY
Of the most competent judges GE y 'hf city
general CSs fruits ' STuSS the holidays.
grocery all Of which warranted e. be Of quality.
d2l lm'to y. hAkklSON 4 co
TRUITs, GROCERIES, TEAS WINES, &c-GAss
and rrtsil, to dealers and families
Fresh Foreign Fruits, general assortment.
Teas, G sss and Black, cfe1ery scfp,ioa
sapero old Wines ADD Liquors Of ysrious grades.
French and American Cordias on drs9 and in glass.
london scotch and American Porter Brown sioat and Pile
America. sfs S'fs and J
Honey. in small boxes, from Ohio.
b fS'Sss si.ss Spies S. sos -
ssraioss Pavilion Water aaut and pint bottles. Goods
delivered any of the city free Of expense d2l lmsc
TIFFANY, YOUNG u ELLIS,
$50 aud 260 Broadpay, corner Warren street,
IMPORTERS
OF IHE MANUFACTURES FRANCE, ENGLAND
GERMANY, CHINA, Ere.
ARE NOW RECEIVING A GREAT VARIETY OF
"A GOODS the selection Of one Of their firm rendeng their
his OF other side Atlantic They beg leave to say
@ rS GcG s s %sas Of By ss sss c.
ocompetent t.te and he Ell entirely confident that they
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-23

G18< The well Known ship MAYFLOWER, Captain
Weeks, will be despst he'd for the above port the
Sh nst For PASSAGE having excellent accommodations in
cabin ard ste race apply board the ship Munays wharf,
loot Of Wall street, orto
JOHN HERDMAN, 81 South st.
AZ The frat class ship SHARON, Captain Thompson
Will sail his Day, wind and weather rmng and yet
ss few more cabin and storage apply above
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-23
A NV f r s AIRY
4 OF THE
NEW ENGLAND SOCIETY.

The thiry'eishth anniversary of this national
society was celebrated in this city yesterday. Not
wlthstanding the very inclement state of the wea-
ther, an immense assemblage convened in the Ia
bernacle to hear the Grafton delivered by the Hon.
Rufus Choate. The audience, however, present.
ed much more solemn, or if you please, dull as
pect, than usually characterizes the gatherings in
this house OF prayer-temple of scence-and thea
tire of music and the fine arts. II was almost al.
together composed of men-not more than fifty
ladies being present, and they being generally
somewhat in " the sere and yellow leaf" rather
added to than relieved the sombre character o. the
scene.
AT one o'clock precisely the orator of the day,
and the Hon. Daniel Webster, Rev. DIR. VAIN
wright, Rev. DR.. Adams, and the Hon. Moses IL.
GrinnelI assembled the platform, amid the plaudits
of the assemblage.
The exercises were commenced by the Sacred
Music ISociety and the audience singing the fol-
lowing
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-28
ONE FIRE MORE,

4 SENSENEY having IN hand stock much too
a. helyy for the present season. and being very
DESTROYS OF reducing it much possible before
The spring, will offer inducements to CASH buyers.
lie would respectfully call attention TO The follow
ing articles:
Super wool dyed blue black Cloths.
A heavy siOpk OF Cloths generally.
VeJy large stock SaIlineiIs and Jeans,
White, red, yellow and green Flannel
English Mernos and Mousiin de Bains,
CthcOes Of ell qualities and prices,
Brown md beached MuslinF, &c.
Together with all The other Urlicles usually found
in n Dry Goods Store. all Of which he will sell TO
his friends (if they will give him opportunity
good terms any other store in The city
whether Jew Gentle, Mahomedan Mormon.
dec %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-28
THEY HAVE GOT ALONG.

HUST received fresh assortment Of periumery.
- consisting Of The following articles, French
Cologne in small and large bottles; Florida and He
ney Wafer; Lavender aud Rose Water; Macassas
OIL; Bears OH PhIliOn Ok and a large assortment
OfsOaps, such a. Victoria Toilet soap, Floating SOAP
expressly for bathing. Windsor Patent soap; also a
good, or would have sold, The best assortment of
Shell Side, and Tuck combs in the city Buffalo
Tuck and Side combs and Horn Tuck ani Side
combs Of different patterns, which will be sold low
for casb by The single one dozen. As nm sole
Agent Of Comb Manufacturing establishment, L
think can sell combs lilIe cheaper lhon any Is
tablishmenl IN the city. You who wish 20 buy viii
please give a call Recollect they are 10 be
found at A o FAIRCHfLD'S al No l39. Main =,
Wheeling,
Clocks and watches repaired atshor notice A
coed assortment Of WATCHES AND JEWELRV
always on hand. which will be sold cheap for cash,
few Infant Hair Brushes Of the best qualiiy.
just received from 'he mandatory and Tor sale low
jan II
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-28


eyiiegs 81 II,aih-Lond,H.
FEVtlESl. Med cn.S cure eSery disease which
II ai'uIts OF cur.
1 They remove from The stomach, liver aud
lntSsiines-the blJOI making OrgRns--tise OBJ
5irucuons ga the due pGriormdnc, vi thei. hsalIhr
functions.
They purify the blood by incross stag tho vali-
Gus secreiiuns, aud prevent disease by enabling
the body successfully TO resist the prSdlspOs!n
AID exciting causes To lsease.
3 They Increase the action Ofthe absorbents, by
which all mOTOld gIowthf are AIKEN into cirou-
latIon and afterwards eXI.e lei from the body.
They restore the regularity Of those process
es upon VIII CD reformation anu CIrcul uIon Of
tne lood Dope. d..
These are the only medicines known in which
small doses have Pc weriul aud beneficial effect;
aud YET, of waICh IN extreme cases; such very
large doses may De administered iearessly anu
with greatly Increased advantages the pa tlen'.
Tue b itish college of health having revoked,
annulled md made void the appointment Of Dr.
Ho. alto Shepheard Moat he has ceased To be IN
any manner connected with or agent Of the col.
loge of Health.
George Taylor. being now ana from hencCfort
the sole general agent the UniieI states. oft he
British college of heal h. for the sale Of Morrison
lis or the Vegetable universal medicines OF the
college Of hsaIthi no other person bot the SAID
George Taylor has any ilgAt or authority 10 noun
mate appoint general aSeats toe the sale OF
the above euicines
GEO TAYLOR, Is Chamber ST sole general lgt.
JOHN FlS HEX, agent, wheeling.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-28
DIT. EAsrMAN's ELIXER OF AEAI.TH.

DR.. EASTMAS'S ELINER OF health
WIS Is a universal restorative m oil case
II where the Stomach, Liver, or any of the or
gans concerned in the digestive functions are the
primary son. OF the diseases, and that such is true
OF almost the whole catalogue Ct human ma ladies -
well known To every physician.
ELIXER OF HEALTH
u strengthens and gives tone and appetite to ths
stomach and possesses the long sought aud desired
properly Of rendering harmless to the stomach any
redundancy Of bile, that may be generated there.
and at the same lime when there is a deficiency oE
that necessary aud producing costiveness, deprss.
sion Of spirits Debility dizziness in the head, papi
Ia'Ion OF the heart. pains various parts Of The
body, and other Characteristic symptoms of DyspeP
STA, acs perfect substitute for The bile opens
the bowels gently, helps to digest The food, relieves
all pain in the stomach or head. cheers The mind.
invigoraies the system, and restores It 10 perfecs
health again. IL is warranted TO never fail IN efeo
ting permanent in all eases OF consumption or
cough, where the lungs become diseased from sym
PaIhy with the stomach liver all drorsical alice
lions from the same cause yield to lis powers a.
once. loss Of appetite, heartburn, nervous complaints
Of all kinds night swcats and diarrlna are removed
BY It rs by a charm A supply Of Ibis valuabls
medicine. Just received and for sale by
OLIVER PRYOR. Union 81.
jan 10 Wheeling Va.