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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-15

of our new School System he must be obstinate
indeed On the principles laid down, 1t is impos,
sibe that any books intoxicating reverence towaiu
God or benefcence to man should be usco III
Schools, since there is scarcely al incentive 70
duty urged to which somebody might not take en-
ception. But what then Shall children be IN
doctrnated in our Schools with theological ten
cts to which their parents strennousiy oD''' .
Surely not. But let the Public Schools be such
as The majority shall prefer. and then let all the
minortics, large or small, establish Schools to
their liking, and draw their respective numerical
shares of the School Money. We see no other
practicable mode Of obviating the difficulties now
accumulating, and certain ere long to become for
midabe and disastrous.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-15

DARTMOUTH CoLLEGE.-The Commcncemcnt
of Dartmouth occurs this year on the goth and
9th of the present month Hon. LEVI WOODBURY.
is expected to address the Phi Beta Kappa Soci-
CIV. O. A. BRowNsoN the Gamma Sigma, and
Rev. Mr.. PEABODY the other Literary Societies.
Some of the Boston papers add that DANIEL.
WEBSTER will address the Alumni.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-15

lI5- GRAND HOLIDAY, FINAL BESEr1r AND LAsr APP
r.AKAscE OF GEs. ToM THUMB, at the American Mn.
scum This mar'elously small Dwarf will probably give
the parting hand TO many thousands Of his friends
de goes 10 Albany on Monday on his way the Canadas
halifax England, &c Several excellent performers have
volunteered give the General an unusually a,,c,;y. hill
for his benefit and the superb entertainments are 10 b.
gwen at 4 aad q O'Clock, N.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-15

u The boatmen on the Delaware division of
the Pennsylvania Canal below Easton, have re-
solved to suspend operations until 80 cents add
tlonal, II in Lehigh scrip, or % cents good mo-
ney, shall be paid on each ton Of coal. They are
about 200 IN number
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-15

" The Wild Boy of the Woods Caspar Hausar, can be
e LOT one shlliing Tor the last time this and evenings
feais's New. iork Museum.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-15

The July number of the Southern Literary Messep
ger mas come to hand Agents aad Others can be supplied
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-15
States which o1Ds, pay Meir
Interest regularity aud
L
States aphich o1oe, do not for
mallq repndiaie, getEail

Total. Ivy Total, Repudi g. oi2, ~
Total Population in the United States II Coz 500.
Thus of our Seventeen Millions Of People, less
than One Million are openly and less than -Four
Millions more virtually tainted with the horrible
guilt and blasting dshonor Of Reputation Over
Twelve Millions and Half pay every cent prompt
". OF the residue, Mississippi rcpudiatcs 49,
100000, and Michigan S2,200,000 on frivolous
pretexts, and Florida Ss3000,000 without any pre-
text. The States which practically Rcpudiatc by
failing TO provide the means Of payment owe about
800, OG0, 900, of which we think the greater part
will ultimately be paid, but not before loss of at
least Fifth Millions will have accrued to innocent
holders of the Stocks, who will be driven by ne
eessity or apprehension to part with their securi
ries (as the facetious term Isl at rulnous rates.
Every one Of these has just and equitable claim
on the State issuing his Stocks for the full amount
of such loss. But there is no hope that it will be
paid
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-15

GT The G!obe has a way Of complimenting
Tylersm that seems TO us a good deal less polite
than honest. In its last paper, after abusing the
Wings for their victory in 1910, its speaks of It's
own party and the Tylcrtes as follows:
"And what would be justly thought Of the morality Of
The marty that sunk under this accumulated inquity if it
were (a the moment that has beg;rt itself yndicae its
honest cause) to take by the handtake its bosomhc
,neanest offenders in this mhaowed busness-those who
rolled and worked The subordinate stations 10 be
bought by such infany, and who. by accident, having
reached the highest show their ngratude and eachey by
turning against respectable comrades; and display
their enbodened propensity TO corruption by offering those
on whom they made war sha their wages of niqui,y
10 buy off their patriotic resolution vndcae the honest
cause their party and the character Of he country"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-15

J. man named Bartlett, of Manchester, N
H., on Thursday week, by mistake, swallowed a
quantity of the oil of cedar, supposing it to be
some kind of medicine it produced death in a
short time.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-15

A COOP Story SrolLEp.-Newspapcr readers
no doubt remember that it was lately stated that
young lawyer of Boston had become heir to
large estate The Boston Daily Advertiser con-
tradicts the story as follows:
We learn with regret that fortune which it was sup
posed had fallen from Ireland deserving nenber of the
bar OF this county has been discovered De but shadow
The s;o Of his good fortune has been current in the legal
circles, and published with inaccuracies in one
the evening papers, bat appears that of the npor-
aHt papers G the affair forgees, and the whole fabric
his vanished ato air. and although probable tia,
there Is some money somewhere has unhappiIy eluded
the grasp OF the supposed child Of fortune
u The funerel of the late Washington Aston
took place at Cambridge on Monday afternoon.
His remains were deposited in the tomb of the
Dana family. The funeral was strictly private.
because 1t was deemed by the members OF his
family that II was most in accordance with his
own character and wishes.
Boston Mercantile Journal, 18th.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-15

LiQCID AMBER-Imp0rtGIt 10 FaatiLeS.-A. WARSER K
Cos LIQuio AMgER Indispensable article tor family
uses and NO family should be withoutit Ii
lor ScaIis Burns. Bruises Commissions, eectiu
IN very lew days IL Is also certain pant
sGeas and the like from Silk WoO-s For uses of ne
PUBLIC 6e most agreeable for shaving bathing removing
t ireckies pmpes. CLEANSING the mouth cas OF lever
and making the complexion white and soft TESTIMONIALS
from the most respectable with directions for using
accompany zach bottle and may be the ce of .r
Psopneors No Ii Jon-st second iioor front Prices s
.nd Is uer -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-15

10 For the second number Of the History Of the sts
Culture, The Death of .4l!ston, by TnekermGn Books By
n P Wills, Yankee Enterprise at The South, &c, see
First Page.
ss- For Capital Whig Song, Hurdh for 'he CLAY
sad Prospects of the United States, see Last Page.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-15

Tue KxIcKEKnocKER BArns.-Wa arm and cold
Baths for shilling in the very heart of our city
have made their appearance at last. We are as
snred that these Baths, l0l Bowery, are nowise
inferior to those Cor which much higher price has
been charged Try them
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-15

Wanted, an Agent FOR this payer al PRor1pENcE, II.
No one need apply unless he resides and Is acquainted IN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-15

u Mr.. Dwight Smith, an industrious mechan-
lc Of Springfield Mass. while working upon the
roof of a house stepped upon single which was
not nailed, and slipped to the ground. He was 50
severely injured that he died the next day
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-15

FlRE.-The large two story frame building at
PikesviIlc, Baltimore Co. Nd. the property of Mr..
John Harvey, and known as Harvey Seminary,
was entirely consumed by fire. A considerable
portion of the furniture was saved, upon which
there was an insurance. There was likewise am
insurance of 81, 900 on the house.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-15
Court Gale ndar-This Day.
CITY TELLIGEN nee

C,ncr,r CorRr-Nos. 81, 10, 20, so, SO, SIS, Sc, 5:
81. 81, 66t, o. is, 90 10, II, -, 10, a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-15

u The Albany Atlas is hypercritical. II
pronounces the performance of the Philadelphia
father who invited his children to a Fourth OF
July dinner and placed 100000 under the plate
of each, a plagiarism from the English Million
aire Arkwrght, who once practised similar bit OF
fun Were it our case we would readily forgive
the theft iqr the sake ofthe joke,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-15

Trustees Of Common Schools IN the al, waId
Ne;r- York jay H. 1913.
Er If any man requires more than the above to
satisfy him OF the absurdi.y and impracticabiity
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-23
CORNs. CoRNsu CORNs,y

NCRED by the Albion corn plaster! In Afford
~ lmnedia ate relief and IS sure cure 70
the foot with ease and expedition, wItbont IN,
least pam. From among the many cases ~
cures read The following extract of letter from
me ReV EheneZer Newhall of Lihculn Mass
l cannot neglect 10 state, that feel great cor
hdence IN the Albion corn plaster as ono 81 n,
snrest remediesi have tried It's efficacy, and il
iout successive applications according 10 The di.
Tections, II effected a cHre-
In proof OF which, read the following cases,-
faauy!- o whom reference can be made afte,
suffering great paIn, and Inconvenience for wear.
rom corns, and who N the mean lime was ma
KING use OF variO 5 highly celebrated ron edies
put 10 no Lrpose, anG had IN consequence OF
'nese repeated GlsaTpolntments, nearly despair.
co OF rehei, most happily met with the Albion
corn plaster, one box of Nbich lat an expen 40 nj
oniS % eehts,l has entirely cured her coTns! So
astonlshihg was THIS CUE as To induce several of
tue IIlends and nei2hbors Of the Iady 10 nss IN,
same remedy and wit the same go2d snece,sI
An OLD Gentleman! Informed an agan,
th"t aiIer suffering uncenscionaLle pain and
Trouble for yeaas from a corn, which had Ia.isI
eu every attetnpt TO destroy was cured bv tb,s
most valuable plaster! - '
person!-So implied with corns for Ions
Ilne as 10 be unable 10 walk, had to cut holes iS
pastor! u " '"'s
PIlcl IS cents a box.
- b. Each of the articles will be sgned w L
hldder on the outside wrapper
CGnSumptOn. No person can have ade
quaIe Idea oil the astonishing relief which DIR
Relie highly celebrated Ihmatic or consume
i've pills, give IN consumption coughs colys
uhcul'y OF breathing, whee: ing, tightness ~
me chesi pam IN the side, splitting OF blood DC
lar uial only rs necessary 10 convince peIsons
suffering from those complaints thar mis- is one
9I the most valuable medicines ever discovered
IOI complaints oil the lungs centrally. Common
"0la are removed IN few hours Price IS ere
-, S15epafed from the original Nj S Recipe of DIR
w I'Cenway, by w l. Kdder Immediate snc
SSeslot TO the late L kIdder. By whom tbsv are
LOT safe al his counting room, No Sc Ststa =,
corner ot Merchants row. Boston, and bv he
epScldI appointment by JAS BAKER
49, Wheeling, Va
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-23
LIVER COMPLAINT.

rms disease; rom lis long standing and repea-
Yea atlacks, and also from the manner IN which
y mas been treated, oiIen lea YES the dregs Of the
disease IN some way cling to the system.-some-
uhcs mere ls great weakness and pTostTation OF
srength, win dun heavy pain located IN some
part on the syst M. In al such cases DR. Swayne
Compound Syrup OF Wild Cherry, will be found
81 excellent remedy, 10 support strengthen, and
the Inroads of disease.
Iher- are daily certificates from various persons
which are sufficient testimony TO the great Eff
cacy 81 this IN valuable meoicIne.
agDr Swayne's Office No 81, North Sixth 81.
one door below Arch, Phladelphia, where all or
ders for agencies. & C. must be directed. Refer
ences will be expected.
DR. Swayne's Compound Syrnp Of Id cherry
- for sale at the Drug tore Of
JAMES BAKER.
OCT Wheeling, Va
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-23
ITCH CUREDr,

DE i ever go invcterate. in oo. hon.. .u,,l;..
- u0n' ana no danger from taking cold-k,
uslhS DInVTIeS Heh Ointment. So great M
extended here has become IT'S renutafion ,baI
dealers are oTcttlnR II from all parts of The coun
htigI az remedy which gives their customers th,
a student, connected with one -four I,itsrar,
LnsttullVhsI wheTe this IoathsOme disease had
sppeaIeo, observes, that Dumfues' Itch Oint-
iIeht AieIminated u, after various other appli
cations had failed to do so, and II Mad in conse
qlehce Ssinea reputation IN that Seminary, a md
eclLllyt as me pest remedy kno w for the Itch
Naue can be gwen If desired.
'.'Tnis preparation, for pIeasaotness SAFETY
eAPeulton ease add certainty, is .uns urpassed NJ
equaEed. lsdoes not Contan the least particle
VI mSISufy' or other dangerous ingredient, and
may be applied with perfect safety bv pregnant
females, or TO children at the breast, and IL
cures, however inveierate, IN one hours apple
Cauon only, and no danger from taking cold
testimony IN proof Of the high cbaractsr of
THIS article as follows "
a distant dealer IN ordering grosp, observes,
yet used IN these partspi
An9ther writes from a distant city-.'It is a
saIuaoIe article, asd fully worth the price SET
upon lit has no equal IN this m arketFB
physiclan o the first emnence m pretcfbing
u, spoke Of itin the highest terms, as most com
pleIeiy answering the purpose, and to use bis
own ."Oids, pronounced u Just the thing
IL Is also one Of the best application for the
oarOer Itch pimples, and diseases Of the skin
generally
Price with fill directions 2s cents.
Ft-DT RCife's Astbmatic OF Ceusumptivs nils
ms mas been pronounced among all The cough
Istdicines TO be had, one Of the most " hAbis
Price 25 cents ''' P'0'e'
~ -. f1eh article will b. signed by w L.
Adder on the outside wrapper.
prepared from the orlginal NJ S Recipe Of DR.
w u Convoy, BY w + Kidder, immediate s,e.s.'
soT % tho late II kidder, by who thew are fSy
sale az MS counting rom, No 86 SAFE sfreci
, JUL - nsISuantS row Boston. and BY his
'pfclsl appointment oy JAS BAKER,
uee Wheeling, Va
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-23
Observation-Disclosures EYE
WATER

MUCH - the wonderful effects OF this valuable
- rye water 10 relieving and curing the com
mon complaints Of tic eye, that those who use
i once, VIII ever after give Il the preference 10
III Of any other preparation.
A respectable phl sician and druggist in Con-
iectcut wrtes,TS ST; patient Of mine, who
mas mao Two bottles of your Eye Water, says, this
Is The Only kind he has ever used with success -
Price % cents bottle.
DuHVri,s' Remedy for the painful and debilita-
uns complaint of hePtkes. New case Of a cure.
Sir-ThS Pile ointment and electuSrv thai
iateiy had OF you, has had an eXCelen; effect. /
nave beed troubled for years with the Piles and
have never found any remedy that ,Vould comnare
win yours The late attack was a severe one,
out me Teiei was almost immediate, 4 II.
Mr. klddcr-
Extract Of letter from a gentleman in Yer.
mont Mr. KIdder,-Si Sir; Having used IN nv
family DumfrIes Remedy for the Plies. I bave
I9uho y me best have ever met wi'h in this part
OF IN country. have found the eectusTy the
only physic that could be used with Certainly and
ease, '"u
A dealer writes-'I consider ~ (Dumfries 70.
T ne superior 20 any article befor offered %
A painful case. box Of The Remedv c,,od
case OF the Piles, with which The pafiSpI a. r..
haie'l hto been long and pamiulli afflicted in
tOwnreports an agent. u"
- The arucls, (which consists Of f,yo 49,.
Fiectuafy a. ointment, DOce 81 I 2 ceUts eacL -,
% cents i0r both,l - accompanied with vsJ,5oIis
cOUous directions. w" '''uaOle
Relies Asthmatic or C,onsuu,rtiy. Pill 49,.
'eouctd % % aud Is Cts-give Immed,at. t,
-ufe the most obstinate c0ughs C,,,,,,l,,
'o,qs frequently removed 20 T. W hours.
kldder, on The outside wrapper. S"eu "
PREPARED rom the Orriual VI S Recin. of m.
v conway, ~ w l. kiddeT Immediate srs,z'
~ ~ 70 ne ave hldser BY y HON they are FOR
ale az ne counting room, No ss Stale me-,
ornsI OF Merchants row Boston. and ~ III. |
a. "FF''"'''le'' Jas BAKER.
Wheeling We
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-23
ANOTHER EVIDENCE.

" He W0HdsJUl Guns P~rloTH,ed 6y d. .Suayae' :
Compound Syrep II Md Cherry.
NR SWANNE.-Dear Sir-Wben | vss nj
~ Pn,shurgh last August l purchased Of your
AGENT SIX bottles of your Compound Syrus of
Nhd Cherry. had for many years been trou
cleo with Cough, often very violent Nth ot her
indications of Consumption, or disease of the
Lungs, ct very serious nature l had very little
lalth IA meuicine, as II was thought my disease
was hopeless and beyondIts reach had APPLIED
TO several PhyslcIsns for relief aud also used
some highly pulled n edicines which had seen
IN the newspapers. but hearing that you had much
Experience IN the practice Of medicine, and bsd
treated many cases { Consumption concluded
10 try yours and from that time, ! am happy 10
say, found relief ] write this in hope u al YOU
VII pub hsh y, 50 that II any human being has
suffered rs have done, they NAV know where
10 mad medicine, the virtues of which may be
relied upon. JAMES OSBIjRS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-23
,sToCK oF DOMESTIC Goors
ANOTHER EVIDENCES.

n the iro1deyJUI cures performed By Dr.
~ Ntody1le'S CO npOuHd Syrup Of UiId cherry.
Dr SWayne-Dear SIN hen wat at rus
burRh .dst August, puTcha-,u Of your aceni
SIX bottles OF your Compound syrup of " lid
cnetry- has Tor many wears cen tToUb led
win cough, often very violent, vi other In
dlcat1ns OF consumption, or disease OF the lungs,
OF very serious nature. lhac very little faith
IN IN, ilclne, 9sit was thought m; dis ase was
hopel' IS and beyond its reach. had an Piled no
several PhysicIans for relief, and iso used some
highly pulled medicines hich ! al seen IN the
newsl ip.rs, but hearing that you Ia 4 much OK
perienCe IN the practice cf mediulha and ad
treatei Hlany cases Of consumption 4 concluded
TO try yours; and from that time | am happy TO
say, iuund relief wrtC Ihls IN hopes YOU
Will publish IT, SO thaI /: ANY human being has
suhere as have done, they may know Wher.
10 hnd medicine, the virtues of ~ hlch ma, be
lie Led upon. Yours respectfully
lar JAMES OSPT'R\.
FOR sale 10y JAS BAKER
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-23
LOOK AT THIS

VIE Intention ofthose who have been 49,.
u what skepucal 10 reference TO the numerc,, +.
certificates published in favor Of DR. S.ssl,5 ,
compound syrup Of Wild cherry. on aceop8t oS
the persons being unknown IN this sscftob - -
state, - respectfully directed TO the foIIo,,;
certificate, the writer Of which has been = Si,;sas
OF lbs Borough for several years and h Eno.' =
es gentleman Of integrity and TesponsitiIi,y'
TO The agent NR KIRBR.
i have use DR. Swayae's eompound Ca. -,
WHO CHERRY for cough, with which hsys ~ ~
severely afflicted Tor about four nionfbs o,JIeoh
no hesitation ~ saying that Il is the mos. t
I've medicine that have been able 10 proc,,rs
eomposes all uneasiness, and SCR, es well MIR -,
diet-f- maIntsins regular & good spnsiiss
can freely recommend Il 70 ell others sgmii..,i.
afflicted MIN 99nnllIaIiA
march ?, so Borough Of ChaP;5e,.b,,ss,
INTERESTING FACTS. u'bn-
~ oHdyne-Respeeisd frisng 80 t.
Denencial effects which hsye ss,; LIT " tsS54
oi ne compound syrup Of Wild c6sI. do ne
az iu'.I wiring 70 testify 10 ~. .s,g ;osstH,
s s.,eCL Wy attack was that Of eonTn,,,
'. ,,.Dl oekaH 70 threaten something oS - olo,
seIlous nature. Beng recon unends5 - -, more
sooEe syrup, ! finally give h = trisi 100 the
bagpy 20 say u gave me almost instant 49, an
naHe used n freq tentlv, and alwnvs ,.,tN
saulle Denehclal effects. nothers vyovIg ~ the
uleuiSihe ~ the commencement Of tbsir 49, this
tVuflst they would prevent a d{se..ese .l . eno
NOuid De more alarming IN It's ehsrses.s "niee
much more obstinate IN The cure. eeset' ana
kIWOOD T. PUSEV
N " corner Arch and s SfspLdI
io' ,,s ~ JAS BAKER Whssiiss n.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-23
W. W. s 5. IT, JTHESON.
WHOLESALE g. RETAIL DEALERS ~ HATS
AND CAPS

Wssside Of Main street, Wheeling Va
LAVE on hand and are constantly manufacture
u u ing general assortment Of 81 perior Pur and
silk haze. They have received the latest spring
fashions from New York add are now prcpare9
- supply TO order all sizes aud 10 alities In ne
psesent or past style, "a may sUit customers.
Black add Drab beavlr and Gator PLAN
White Russia and Napt Hats
They also keep OnhaEI an assortment OF plain
ana fancy mems aud hOYs fur and cloth caps.
all (which they offer % their customers and tbs
public on he most pleasing terms
Az orders rom country merchants and deal
ere promptly hlicd on the 0s favorable terms
, hdnkful Tor the liberal PATRONAGE they have
heretOfOrc received they solicit a share Of pub
ic patronage which they are determined 10 de-
serve by prompt attention, personal application
10 business and cheap and favOra bic rates
NAVY
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-23

NILT and Mahogany Locking gloss. Portrait
~ and Picture frames mods 10 order in the
Bvstest ftyle, aid oldframes reqilt
, splendid assortment Of Looking Glasses
POTirait and Picture Frames copstsgilv On b.nJ
10 Tor sale lower than they can be procured
eisewhere-Also sign painting aud painting I'M
~ ts various oranc hes promptly executed e. i
w BRANSTRCP, No 100, Main strssf W.T.
ing, Nat where can Be procured Of iii tfmss
psiqts, Plciure and window sls.s oils vsy5i.b.
msI u
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-23
READ THIsl-Satnn and seHer.' Tern

IL ftlgC cannot 5s beat.
Monon2aiia CO, Va. Aug 81 1896
This Is 10 certify that gave two doses of Shinn
and Sellers VeTmIirge 10 TWO Of my children:
rom one ~ brought upwards Of unt H. nd ed and
one hun iTed anu twenty from the other. 1 have
used NJ Lanes EernIu-e, and believe il il
good worm medicine. but I believe Shinn q
Sellers is Lett,r. DAVID SuLLTvA~
Clark sville, Pa. March ls3.
Messrs Shina j. Sellrrs-I think your N.rn,i
fuge preferable to any have ever seen Or used
there IS no other used in tn part OF the country
when 1t can he procure -four and five hundred
worms are ofIen DESTROY cd by the use OF one viai
on VIII plet &c seHd me twelve dozens at ii is
time. J,nrs NJ MrA~s n m
Prepared only an sold whOlesal e IND retail by
K T. SELIERS,
No 20 Wood street fellow Cd
Sold in Wheeling By J lines Baker. nov %