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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-27
EYE
WATER.

OUCH is the wonderful effects OF this valuable
- rye water IN relieving and curing the com
mon Complaints Of the eye, that those who use
! { once, Will eyer after give II the preference TO
that OF any other preparation. .
A respectable ply stefan and druggist in Con-
ncCttcut wTltes,-'S.T; A pqteut of mine, who
has had two bottlcs of your Eye Water, says. this
- the O1Iy kind he has ever used with success"
Price % cents a battle,
DUHfTt s RemcdV for the painful and debIlIta-
ting complaint Of hePies. New case of a cure.
Boston, Nov 2itL.
Slr-The Pile ointment and electuary that !
!ately, had Ot You, has had an excellent; effect. |
pave bees iyOubled for years with the Piles, and
nave never iound any remedy that would compare
with yours The late attack was a severe one,
but the reiief was almost immediate, II II.
Extract Of a letter from a gentleman in YER
mont. Mr. Klddep,-Sir; . Having used i'm nv
family Dumfries Remedy for the Plies, / have
Of The country. / have found the electuary the
only physic that could be used with certainly and
ease.
A dealer wntes-'I consider II (Dumfries re-.
medgliat superior 20 any article befor offered %
painful case. A box Of The Remedy cured ,
case % the Piles, with whlch the patient. ta r..
male htd been long and painfully afflicted. i'm a
nclghborng town reports an agent;
The article, (which consists Of two bov..
Elcctuary g. Ointment, p0ce 81 2 cents ea9b n,
cents ior bothI IS accompanied with vsfuabIs
Relies Asthmauc or Consumptive PIs-,
reduced 10 90 and IS cts-gIve immediate reE,F
the most obstinate coughs. Common
colds frequently removed loo a W hours.
N b. Zach Of fhe articles viii he - ~
AlddeTl on the outside wrapper.
Prepared from The ouFiualM S Recipe Of n,
y ConWay, * w L kidder immediate success.
ale az he counting room, No rs state 49,. ,C'
'orner " Merchants row. Boston. and b..
rgeisl appoiatment5g JAS BAKER u"
wv NhecluZ Va. p
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-27
LIVER %COMPLAINT.

This disease; from Its long standing and repea-
ted attacks, and also irem the manner in which
dlscasstRes9-sTeTf weakness and prosfration of
strength, with dull heavy pain located in some
part OF the syst IN. In all such cases, DR. Swayne's
Compound syrup Of Wild Cherry, will be found
an excellent remedy, 10 support, Strengthen, and
give vigci 10 reclining health, and defend IL from
the lnroads Of disease.
Ther- aredally certificates from various persons
which are sufficient estlmony TO the great ELI
caSy OF this invaluable medicine.
zTDr SwayHe's office, No 81, North Sixth a..
one door below Arch, Phladelphia, where all or
ders for agencies, &c. must be directed. Refer
ences will be expected.
Or Swayne's Compound Syrup Of Wild cherry
Is for sale al the Drug s tore Of
JAMES BAKER.
oct Wheeling, Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-27
COINS: CORNsu CORNISH

NUlSED by the Albion corn plIsferi In Afford.
- immaculate reilei, ana - a sure cure for
the foot with eIse and expedition. without an,
least pain. From among the many cases OF
cures, read the ioilGwing extract Of letter from
the Rev Ebcnezcr Newhall If I.iaculn. Mass,
cannot neglectt To state. that ] feel great con
hdence IN til Albl.n corn plaster. as one of th,
surest TemcdIes;i have tried us efficacy. and !
Tour successive appdcaiIUns according 10 the On
r~ectlnns, n eiiect,d a cNre-
In proof Of which, read the following cayes.-
a tadl!-Io whom reference can be made, after
suffering = eat pain, an inconvenience for wear.
rom corns, and who IN the mean line was ma
KING use OF yaro . highly celebrated rem edies
put 10 no pIrposc, anC had in cunst qmcnce oil
these repeated ulsaTpOlntmenis, nearly despair
ed OF relief, most happily met with the Albion
corn plaster, one box of " hIch, Tat an eNpen e o
only 80 cents,) has entirely cured her corns! Sc
astonishing was this cute as TO induce several ol
tue treuds aGd neishboTs of he lady. TO use m,
san,e re redv, and with the am RsSd succe,s!
Ian pa observation-disclosures an agent
mat alter suhrring uncOnscIOndblu pain anu
Trouble for yeaas from acorn, which had resist
Ell every attempt To destroy, was cured nv lin.
most valuable plaster!
A personESo rpplcd with corns for n Ions
time as 10 br unable TO walk, had to cut holes m
MS shoes, to ease MS feet,-Was cured by tins
Pic, IS cents a box.
N ID. Each of the articles will be s,gned w I
kidder on the outside wrapper,
y ~9nSuHiptt0H. No person can have ade
9uaie idea Of The asst gushing relief which Dr.
Ke!ie highly celebrated sthmaiic or cunsump.
i've PMS, give IN consumption coughs, COILS,
d fficul'y of breathing, whess ing, tightness o.
The chest, pain in the side, splitting ofblood. dc
a far TRIAL only 10 necessary To convince persons
suffering from th. sc complaints that this is one
9i The most valuable medicines ever discoverrd
iOr complaints OF the lungs generally. Common
rclds are removed IN a few hours. Price as cts.
|Iepared from the Crlginnl vi 8 Recipe OF DR.
w L Conway, ny w l. kidder, imm.diate suc
ceslOI to the late L KIdder. By whom thCy are
Tor sale at his Counting Toom, No Sc State al
corner OF Merchants row, Boston, and NV MS
special appointment by JAS BAKER,
aecT Wheeling. Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-27
ITCH CUREDu

RE!te ever so lnvctorate, in one hours applica.
- i0n, and 90 danger from takin. COLBY
using Hch Ointment So great and
extended here has become IT'S reputation. tbnI
dealers are oTctIlng u from all ports of the couu,
Try, "a a remrdy which gives their custonPIs s--
3 d~---~""%rt with one efour Literary
institutions where this loathsome disease had
appeared, observes, that Dummies lien Oint.
mcnt eXternlndted II, after various other annii
cations had failed to dc so, and il had in conse
qlence 1alned = reputation IN thatseninaTy, and
Name can be given If desired.
T'sInls preparation, for pieasantness. safety,
expedition ease and certainty, iS .Hqsurpassed. II
OF mercury, or other dangerous Ingredicnt, and
may be applied with perfect safety by pregnant
females, or TO children at the breast, aud IL
cures. AOEeyer lnyeieTate, IN one hOpris apple
catipn only, and no danger from taking cold.
Iesumony m proof of the high character Of
this article as follows
A distant dealer. in ordering a gross. obssYves.
IL Is pniyersally pronounced the best remedy
yet used ia these paTtsP'
Another writes from a distant city; is a
valuable article, AID fully worth the price set
upon lt-lthds no equal IN this maTketg'
a physiclan o the first eminence, IN prescribing
u spoke Of II IN the highest terms, as most com
own words, pronounced IL lust the thing ~
It's also one Of the best application for the
Barbers Itch, pimples, and diseases Of the skin
Price ith fall directions - cents.
's'Dr Relies Asihmatic or Consumpiy i've pills
ms mas been pronounced among oil the cough
EedIcints 10 be bad, one Of the most va Iuable
ever yet discovered, which a tnsl will prove
Price "a cents.
n b. Each article will b. signed by w /
hldder on the outside wrapper
Prepared from the original VI s Recipe Of DR.
w TConway, byW l. Kidder, immediate succfs-
20 the late II Kldder, by who % they are for
sale az his counting room, 30 S. Safe stroef
c~ognef,0f Merchants .gW, Boston. and ~ bfs
'pfclal appointment JAS BAKER,
dec Wheeling, Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-27
EVIDENCE.

or The WonderJd CUrss performed by DR. Srgayne's
Compound Syrup eJ Wild Cherry.
NR SWAYNE-Dear Sir.-When | was nj
- piishurgi last August. | purchased of your
AGENT six bottles Of your Compound Syrup Of
Wild Cherry. ] had for many years been trnu-
cled with a Couch, often very violent, 9th other
Indications of Consumption or Giseasc of The
Lungs, Oft very senOu nature hat very little
faith IN medicine. as t was Thought my disease
was hopeless and beyoB5Its react. ] bad applied
70 several Physicians for relief, and also used
some highly pulled " edIcines which had seen
IN The newspGpers.b but hearing that you had much
experience in the practice OF medicine. and had
treated many cases f Consumption / concluded
TO try yours and from that time, ! am happy 10
viii publish H. so thar II any human Beng has
suffered as have done, they NAV know where
10 fnd a medicine, the I]irtues of which may be
upon. JAMES OSBURN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-27
GREATEST BARGAINS or TIIE SEASON.
NeV. chap and fesGioasbls WINTER GOODS

Wu1E,ALE AND RErAIL.
n w. HEISK ELL informs toe public that
~. he has Just rrfgrticd from New York ana
the oihyr eastern cities aud Is now receiving a
heavy AM general assortment of The most desi.
raOie AID cheapest Goods ever bit uSht to The
B cuy vi Wheeling. AbCut this thcie IL no mistake
as the public VIII ascertain by giving an eaIl,
call.
Thew will find my Goods uniformly cheap. as
a large portion ui them were purchased at Auc-
unn IN 'he cay .. New York, at rmnOus low
puces, many Of The styles being ulherrnt FROM
any that have hecn seen n Wheeling. The dies
may rest assured that esi eciAl attention has been
gwen TO procure such goods, both rnameEta
aug useful, as may he required Tor themselves as
M~AN11LLAS. SiIAWLS. CARDINALS AND
CRAVATS.
Material ior clOaks, &c. the assortment both IN
quahty, aud vauvty, = far superior to my IN this
city j would also call he attention Of psrcha
sers &c the stoC { D. cloths, e~Gssi eres. eassiu eus.
winch Is unusually large ard cheaper tuaa tie
chsapest; The stock consists IN part of
MouselIn. de lame, different shades; plain en-.
orolcered Shece, firli sata sJriI>d, Tar.iou PLAID
and othei kiT9:, scmc low as IS 81 cents per
vera Figured Lama cloths; 4 s-l-I.dld GTISiy.
Plum and t=fr-d Alpacha I.usircs, various col.
ours. ParisIaDs, Printed SaNouI-s, ri,h styles.
Figured EOhennr. half price, Black, Blue black
poult dc Sol and Italian LustrIng iks ne -
style. Nelvets and silks for bo1ncts, rich ribbon
TO match. French, Earlston and Mancheste
Ginshams, IRISH Linens. Linen cambria ks. A
cheap lot OF laces, ed rngs, insertings silk frinses,
Black lace aud other Wells. Hsnds.Ine mdIeri-
al Tor caps, English and French prints, dc. A
choice assortment OF Shaw.s amt MantilIas-
Argyle, Honeycomb Alp1cha, embroidered cloth,
Tarlcton, Wool, Broche, silk. c~ashmcr Nous.
lin de laiue, silk and other kinds of shawls and
handkeIChie!s, Rich Pa y Mantllas, Spanish
cardinals handsome silL and Velvet ladies
crav,ts. Velvet and Merino plints.
A good variety uf Hosiery. Gloves and Mitts.
Gentlemen's wear at refused prIcrs. Cloihs
cassineres, sattInetts and jeans. all kinds and
qualities. Super cashmere, Fancy Quilted, Meri.
no and. Satin NestInSs, Fancy neck Scarls. a
new article, Satin sih.ks. black and chansedble
d gTaNnta. a ktnnlp 81 H.1A.ts a.
4 heavy
STOCK OF DOMESTIC GOOrS.
Plaif, bhrue. striped aud other style American
callc1es rrmurkab y cheap. Brown and bicached
slIeetlngs aud shirungs. Rel Ticking, apron aud
shirtin2 chscks. 80 nestle GIuShams, striped aSd
plaid %cutton, plaid Ii seys, kerseys, black and
coI'rcd cInbrcks, cotton frlnge$, spool cotton.
brown, bleaehed a nd coiorcd Canton FIannrls.
Blankets, rel, white and yellow Flanncls, at
yuur own prices. Diapers, crash, tIrt ads, &c
\ good ss'Ply of CO ton yarn, carpet ChaIa and
batting.
Ingram CdrPetine and T'ufted Rugs. rei ,
cheap. Remember corner Of Market and Uaion
streets. nov 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-27
LOOK AT THIS.

INHE ate nuOH Of those who have been .,n.-
Il what skeptcal IN reference to the nuns,an.
certificates Published in favor uf DR. Syss1p
compound syrup OF Wild chcrrv, on acrosS'
the persons being unknown in this sscfaE ,f,bt
State, Is respectfully directed 10 he folIogino
certlhcaie, the writer Of which has been = c;f;aen
OF this borough FOR several years, and n Lno~a
a. q gentleman OF integrity and responeLIEfv.
To The agent Mn KtRBY.
.haye use DR. Sway le's compound Svrun of
WHO cherry oT q cough, With which I have besn
severely afflicted Tor about four months. and 80.
no besltatiOn IN saying that Il IL The mos cgsct-
I'VE medicine that ! have been able TO procure 4,
cOmpOseB all uneaslBeEs, and Rgr, es well Nth n,
dlei,-d' mainisins a regular q. good sppeUts1
csn freely recommend II " oil others simisfly
March 9, 1910. Borough Of Chsmbsrsb1Toh
INTERESTING FACTS
DR. Srdyuc-Respecfsd friend. FSom ,hs 80,
beneficial effects which I have Teceivcg from 49,.
use OF TIE cInipound syrup OF Mid cherry baph.
gm ipliy Wiling 90 testify % the asfcuishina
effect. Ny attack was that OF n Common cold,
which began 70 threaten something 81 a moro
serious nature. Being recommended q De ths
above syrup, ] finally give n trial,-and an
pfppY 70 say % gave me almost instant Tehe. i
ave used ~ frequently, and always with the
same D~enehclal ELECTS. nOthers would Uef this
medicine az the cOmWencement Of their cold ard
coughs, they would prevent q disease which
would be more alarming IN its ohaTscteT, and
much more obstinate in The cure. r.
EJWOOD PUSFY.
n W corner Arch and 5 Ste Philad.
For sale W Jas BAKER Wheeling Va
dccts
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ANOTHER ENIDENCE

The troRdsrJui cures performed By Or
v ~NrdyneS co npUlHd Syrup Of Wild sherry.
DR. Swaync-Dear Su.-N hen Wa. M Pitts-
6nrgh asst August, | purchased of your agent
SIX bottles. of your compound syrup of Wild
with a cough, often very violent, WI h other in.
d~lcatlons of consumption, or disease OF the lungs,
Of very serious nature. Ihac very little faith
hopeless and beyond its reach. had az piled to
several Physicians for relief, and also used some
highly pulled medicines " hich ] had seen i'm the
newspapers, but hearing that you hal much eX-
perience IN the practice CT medicine, aud had
treatei T;any case : of consumption, | concluded
TO try yours and from that time | nm happy TO
say, l found relief ! write this in hopes YOU
Will publish II, 50 that i: any human being has
suiiere ! as ! have done, they aiay know where
10 mud a medicine. the virtues OF which ma be
re led upon. Yours respectfully,
jan ? JAMES OSBI-RT.
For sale by JAS BAKER.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-27

1ILI 1r. Mahogany Locking gloss, Portrait
NJ uri Picture frames made 10 ORDER in The
b,qtus, Ftyle, and old france gegilt. "
"A splendid -assorfmcnt Of Looking Glasses.
POf at and Picture Frames constantly on hand
sHd iJr sale lower than they can be procured
eiseW here- Also sign painting ahd painting n
all IT. yariJus bIa aches promptly executed bvJ
W BhANSIhUP, NO 100, Main street Wheel
ing, Va where cantbe procured a. an fimes
paints, Picture and EInd5w. giass, ols. ysrhIss
aud putty mar IL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-27
W. W. & S. II, UNESOE,
g. RETAIL DEALERS ~ HATS
AND CAPS

Wesiside N Main street, Wheeling. Ia.
AVE on hand aud are constantly mnnuaciur
H ing a general assortment Of superior Fur and
SILK has. They have received the latest spring
fashions from New York and are now prepared
. supply TO order oil sizes aud 40 aities. IN the
resent or. pact style, as may sUit customers.
Black and DTab beayn aud Ca tOr. Plain
White Russia and Napt Hats.
They also keep Onharda an assortment ofplain
ana iaHeY meu's aud hOYs fur and cloth caps.
81 (which they offer 20 their customers and Inc
public on he most pleasing terms.
All ORDERS irQm cCuntTy merchants and deal
ers promptly hlled on the nos favorable terms.
hankiul Tor the liberal PATRONAGE they have
heretofore receIycd, they solicit a share sf pUb-
nc patronage which they are determined To- de-
seTve BY prompt attention, personal application
70 business aRd ohsapand fayOEs bic rates.
mas ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-27
- 4 THIS!-ShinH and !SeHers' Term
IL 6gCc cannot bs beat.

II JUgt cdHHOt % bcdI.
MonOnealia CO, Va. Aug "a 1896,
This is TO certify that gave two doses at Shlnn
and Sellers Yer miuge TO two Of my children,
from one II brought upwards OF one hundrei. and
used MLane's VermIuse. and believe il il .
good worm medicine. but believe Shinn &
Sellers Is better. DAVID SULLIvAS.
GAINESVILLE, Pa. Murch 4 Is3
Mcssrs ShinR r. Selirrs-I think your Vermi.
fuse preferable to any | have ever seen or used
there IS no other ugcd ~ tn 2 pGrt Of H. country
when lt can be procure four and I've hundred
worms are often DESTROYED by the use of one vial.
You will plea Sc send me twelve dozens at tbs
time. JAMES NJ MEANS. NJ d.
Prepared only an sold wholesale and retail by
Il T. SELLERS,
No 90 Wood street below ~.
Sold in Wheeling by ia Baker. nov %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-27

GAUIlON,-As all medicines winch Lec-,1e
- very popular. like that of IN Slpgvns's com
pound Syrup Of Uitd Cherry. ATTEMPTS 10 inn.
tate or counterfeit IN some way, are frequently
me public on Their guard against imposition. In
the course OF only Two or three yeLTs after the
most descryedlY popular remedy had introduced
tseif toto The sick cnambsr, and It's fame became
widely known, up springs several others toto the
narket, ana WIN a view 10 give currency 10
their invention, they take the name oiVlld Cher.
~ To add 10 their patched up nostrums, think.
ing 20 borrow 2 reputation rom that already es.
iabnaEtd, and 10 help Out still further with the
scheme by one IF The vendors. The name of Dr
Wtstar IS attached, Taking II appear thar this
popular and highly respected Physician il fhe An.
nor OF thi3 pfepaTa1On, such - not The foct
Ahoihor Individual comes out with what he calls
the Syrup ofWild Cherry, clinging srI clOscr 20
the 0nSlHal name, that individuals might even he
even deceived when he went 10 purchase. Al he
name OF 20 Swayns was not always kent in viovy
lhOse wso apply for these latter day preparaGons
OF tfHd merry, let me tell iieu. ate tanDering
win their cOnsututlOns, and taking drorgbts
from the hands Of inexperience. Which IbeS
would have To repent at some future dav. had /
not Put them On their guard. INV
DIX WAlNES compound eyr-p NJ VIA
chtrry ts put up lh square bottles, contorrirg ~
bout eight ounce, with Or Swayne's ronn,Stnd
syrup Of Wild cherry" bio wa in he glass c5yeySJ
"th BIS written signature, the C0unterfcfting ~
winch. viii be punished a. forgery,
GU Swaynes office. No 50 Nsrth Sixth 81,
one door below Arch, Philadelphia. where ali
orders tor aEencits, &c must DO directed Rec
erences will be expected.
~ sWayne.s compound Syrup Of Wild cherry
. TOT sale a. the Drug store Of
SOP wheeling Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-27
TO FAMILIES g. INVfLIDS.

The following indispensable family rcmc-
ahes may be found Mt the village drug stores.
sna soon Mt every country store i'm the state.
Remember aud never get them unless they
have the fac-simile signature of
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-27

TRIADEBPHIA FLOUR
NONsTAhTLY on hand, sud for ale low by
- aoy ~ a REILLY
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-27

SOI23b~NNa@ on the wrappers, as all others
by the same names are base imposihons and counter.
'eits. IL the merchant nearest you has them not.
urge hmm TO procure them at IL Maiden. lane. he
nsz' Tune ne visits New York, or TO write for them.
No family should be a reek teiLh0uf Mese remedies.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-27
Join S C MARTIN.
Pottsyille, Pa.

CAUElON.-As there is a spurious mixture
called SyruPo Of " lid Cherry. purchasers houid
be very particular to ask for Or WISTAt pat
SAM, and observe his signature on the bottls,.
Prepared for The proprietor, and sold at whole
sale by Williams d CO. chemists, No IL Minor
sAhLS5Su ETyfftfesifs and retail, by CRUMBAC.
Wheeling. Also, by l. WILL OK, Pits
turgh,, and IN almost every town and VILLAGE
through the country. 'FS0
PRICE SI,OO A BOTTLE.
- -n
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-27
TAKE NOTICE.

Hal WinsiOw - X dder has succeeded to
Kuicr N the PREPARATION of the Conway
Medicines aud will hereafter give particular at
i,ntIod TO the preparation OF the foil bwlny
established ARTICLES. the celebrity OF which pre-
elndes the necessity OF a rs Pu5leation OF the
numerous c@rttliCatcs now an the hands of the
prOpTletUT.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-27
BE CAREFUL OF YOUR COLDS.

Many people are apt TO consider a cold bHt A
irfiInE matter, sad 10 think that lit will 20 away
ia a dsy or twO;" and they give thsI. selves ne
trouble about a.. But TO such We would saw, 'bo
careful of of your colds'-do not tBmper with Your
constitutions. you ,eslrs 10 live To a COED
aud speedy cure.
DR. Sweyne's compound syrup Of Wild ehGTy
mas cured more colds than any other medicine
OFFERED i3I sale IN his country. The ceItifGRtes
Of cure effected by this invaluable mtsicibe 2, ~hich
the propn,tSris daily receiving. are Of the most
properties, and the high rank il holds IN psbbc
esumatIon.-M Defner.
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c WALTERS. NJ d.
Yours respectfully,
JOIN PEARSON

Deal SiT,-YOur Balsam of Wild chtuy. has
Affected some Astonishing cares here. One OF
which Is an old lady, NJ rs Russell, who has been
suffering for 4 long time with shor,ness OF hrea
thing, and general weakness, until size was final
ly obliged TO Keep her bed. After various OH er
rem edies had been resOTted TO in vain, she
commenced using your Balsam, and after taking
iNo bottles, was so far recovered as to be able
to attend TO all The duties Of her house. and on
taking two bottles more was entirely cured.
RRannrILLIlu L.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-07
BREAKING A WILD HORSE.

n manner OF tanning horses is very
singular. When a horse is to be iamed.
a native Iastcns u long rope to his head,
and takes hole Of he other end,it is then
driven into shallow water, about I'D TO "A
mans Ioins: when this is effected ,anolh-
or advances cautiously towards the horse
and ~endeaVOurs to heap on his back, in
which he is assisted by the person at
the end OF fine rope, and who with such
purchase, pulls vigorously, and turns
The horse around TO facilitate his compan-
IONS attempts; bat as the snoring and
maddencd creature plungcs ard rears.
the native, with tho stealth mess and ac-
tIvlty OF a cat, jumps on his bare back.
aud ms antly S beating the
horses head with his bare hands, first
on n side, and then on the other. In
vain the horse endaavors 10 rid himself
Of his rider; the native with the rore
pulls, and he one on his back beats him.
tall at last his strength and spirit givn
way, and he becomes complctely sub
.dued. So severe is the lesson, however
that sometimes a horse will lie on he
beach exhausted, and at the sound of tba
humen voice will tremble VIOLENTLY
Sometimes The rider gets thrown: bur az
he only falls into the water. il is of nn
consequence he again leaps on the
horses back. and renews the battle il IL
rarely tina more than one lesson is re-
CURED 10 completely master and break
the good proud spi rit Of the be ore un-
tanned horse.--Y OuRg's Residence on the
WuSqH'tO Shore.