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ribbon home; saw that animals had also been
feeding there; had no doubt about the traverser
being the man seen in the carriage.
Cross-examined. Had taken the ribbons
home to the children; they did not receive them
because they were too short to be made use of;
the ribbons have remained in the pocket of
witness ever since; the old colored woman was
sitting on the other side of the carriage from
where witness stood; when she gtinned at wit
ness remarking to the white man, ''you have
got whole family this morning." tooth was
seen to he out; thinks it was the upper eve
tooth; the women were dressed in dark; on the
9TH, spoke to the man in passing towards Bal
tlmore, and asked him to stop until we shovel
led some dirt on 4 bridge over a stream; had
seen the same man frequently, but not with the
same horses; in April, 1913, had seen him TAX
ing negroes toward the bridge; in November,
lS43, the same man took colored persons in
the same direction, and returned without them.
Charles EIorkrotte, recalled. Knew that sis.
ter had trimmed Judah's bonnet, about month
before she went away; had seen the ribbon on
toe bonnet at sisters house. Witness produced
piece of ribbon, procured from his sister, cor
responding with that brought into court by Mr..
Rigdon, which he found at the bridge.
Cross-examined. Had seen the bonnet in
possession of sister; spoke of the ribbon at
the time, and sister said she had taken it from
a bonnet Of her own.
The counsel suggested that several witnesses
were yet to be examined, and as it was late,
with the consent of the court the further pro-
secution of the case had better be postponed
until tomorrow, when it would be finally con-
Guided, so far as they were concerned.
The court accordingly adjourned, at half
past O'Clock, till tomorrow morning, 10
o'clock.
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TO. TRAVELLERS
AND THE PUBLIC GENERALLY.

n see-71 An article appeared in the American
EtN=yJsAiaxrR Republican of yesterday morning, with
IN the signature of LEMUEL G. TAY-
LOR annexed, which, Notwithstanding the scurrility
of style, demands some notice at my hands, in
quence of the unjusutiable attack made upon me, in
divdualy, therein. Having desire to submit my
professions Of zeal in the public service other
than that of practical experience shall not essay
any unnecessary statements of facts, but leave nay
position to such defence the judicious portion of
my fellow. citizens will afford me, under so unpro-
voked and unwarranable assault. True, it is an
assault by the pen alone, but it strikes my integrity
of purpose, andis offensive TO an honorable
of propety, than an attack upon the person. 1t ema
mates, too, from professor of Christianity, fact
which would mpart some weight to it, but that the
low and indecorous language in which the malice of
abuse is couched by the writer, abundantly shields
me from its influence, and leaves the venom ranking
in the bosom OF the man from whom the missive sped
nave no desire TO retoTt upon this self constituted
censor OF my pursuits, but leave him. with my feelings
undlsturbcd, TO the calmer reflections of his own
mind satisfied that he find therein, if not at the
hands of an nsued public, that reproach for so gra-
tultous an imposition upon the creduy of this com
munity, as its audacity deserves.
G. A. RAWLINGS,
n2S.u Agent for Napoleon Steamboat
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81 O'CLOCK;

ERICSSUN'S STEAMBOAT LINE
a oSe-y1 FOR PHILADELPHIA, via Chesa-
SSSrs ppeakc and Delaware Canal, daily (Sun-
days excepted for the conveyance of
Passengers, Merchandise Specie, Baggage, Sc, &c.,
&C. FROM No LIGHT STREET WHARF. The
Boats OF this line, having been put in complete run
ming order, one or more will leave No 3 Light street
wharf DAILY Sunday excepted at % O'Clock, NJ.
arriving in Philadelphia at an early hour the following
morning. IN time to connect with The New York line
Merchandise destined for New York, Boston, or any
point eastward will be forwarded from Philadelphia
the same day as received, free of commission. For
large shipments, special can be made at low
rates 90 Shippers requested to send memo
randum with each dray of goods, with the name Of
the shipper and consgnee, and also have their goods
on the wharf by half past O'Clock, to insure their
delivery in Philadelphia early next morning.
For further particulars, apply to
L. G. HARRIS, Agent,
olO-3m No. Light street wharf.
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OPPOSITION TO MONOPOLY.

AXE kGBOSEn.
NEW STEAMBOAT LINE TO PHILADELPHIA.
a sGxsT The pfopretors of this Line have
a.NyAS purchased those large, safe and com
3sss,sasssAsA- modious Steamers, well known to
the ciuzens OF Baltimore and the travelling commu-
nifty generally, viz:
The "MARYLAND, Capt. LEMuEL G. TAYLOR.
The "OSIRIS," &c JOHN D. TURNER
ana on the Delaware River, that safe and comfora-
bic Steamer ''P0RTSMOUTH," Capt. JAS. DEvoE.
a. NEW PASSENGER B.4RGES,
&AlIIE..-1ns fitted up in elegant style, have been
xssazEs placed on the Delaware and Chesa-
peake Canal.
Will leave Pratt street wharf, near Light. ST. every
morning, at al O'Clock, Except Sundays and arriv-
ing in Philadelphia early in the evening 10 Several
hours in advance of the steamer Napoleon or Encs
son Line. 30
&c
% Passengers landed taken off at Fords Land
ing This route will be continued until the closing of
the navigation by Ice, and resumed at its opening in
the Spring, r. NJ. HILL, Agent,
Office No 1913 Pratt street,
o29-tf Corner of Grant street, (up stairs.)
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ny-THE AMERICAN REPUBLICAN BALTI-
MORE CLIPPER is furnished to subscribers, by care
full carriers at only sir and quarter cents per week
payable the Carriers only, at the end of each week.
The Clipper will also be sent, by mail, to distant
subscribers at the of Four Dollars per yearpay
able always i'm advance.
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BEADS! BEADSm READS!i!
AIRS. MCPHERSON. No. Sc HOWARD ST.
1VH- has just received large quantity of Jet and
Pound Beads, Buges, satin and pearl, of every size
and variety; large quantity of DOLL HEADS with
moving eyes; TOYS OF every description, selling off
at cost close the present stock and to prepare for
the coming Also, large assortment of Hem
ming's best NEEDLES, at 4 cts, per paper. nj
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BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL,
NORTH FREDERICK SJREE1

member of the Royal College of Surgeons, Licen-
tate of the Apothecarys Hall, London, and Graduate
from of the first colleges in the United States may
be consulted III all diseases incident TO the human
frame, but more especially in all cases of
CERTAIN DISEASE.
/ When the misguided and imprudent votary of plea
sure finds he has mbibcd the seeds Of this painful dis
ease, II too often happens that il-tmed of
shame, or dread of discovery, deters him from apply
me to those who, from education and respec liability
can alone befriend him, delaying ill the constitutional
symptoms of this hotrid disease make their appear
ance, such as liberated throat. diseased nose,
nocturnal pains in The head and limbs dnness of sight,
deafness, nodes the skin bones and arms blotches
on tie head, face and eXremities, progressing with
fghttu rapidly ell at last the palate of the mouth or
the bones of the nose fall in and the victim OF this aw-
iul disease becomes horrid object of commseratOn,
I'LL death puts period 10 his dreadful sufIerings by
sending him to "that bourne whence no traveller re-
turns" 70 such, therefore, DR.. JOHNSTON pledges
himself To preserve the most nvolabIe secrecy; and
from his extensive practice in the first hospitals of
Europe and America he can confidently recommend
a safe aud speedy cure 10 the unfortunate victim of
this hond disease.
TAKE NOTICE Those persons who have iniur-
ed their constitutions by certain practice, speedily
cured.
SURGICAL OPERATIONS on the Eve, such as
for Squirting Cataract, sc. Also those for Deformty
of the Limb, such Club Foot &c, performed on
the Poor free Of charge.
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED.
Take notice, on the right hand side of ~ Frederick
street, going from Baltimore street, doors from the
corner. Observe the name.
GIy- Advice to the Poor GRATIS. o18
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-10-22
ALBANY LOgK SpITAI.
ESY,4 BEFSHED
q S@%

GEN. CEoRGE COOK. T.. 4. u.


C,o>.Tre'tyr- ~
NJ A. = 70 nc - NSu - - Lh"ebaA'y'
-, N3 ~ Eot'an 81 a,panY " -,
n,N NV glai"pe ihS'H1upu' - 40 Ilsieu
!, - '". FalN sp"Nfh a. III me VIZ W
,,3.9ls ~ me nffsenI age an suIrt
,of"'cl ~ tfN1r' ~ o the GU ctid'I,e"
HaH an FHt %, puhpc te8pt' ~na'eVt!i t"e
"R3 a. .iie ~ 'h4 - ocT7Pieu ~ Pa'lrn'S.
~" .''slli- iueIr Own T'2,n, "nu "a "a C,l.
10 re ''f 2n'efffN o. "ossfVeIs. pr '1oo9NF,
,a31''.'I - W. t'"Hhiaii - me otls sl9en'
rnu 'ry"Ics Ms Nll'le i!iu' NV "a =,
PrloH =, W." Vf,''rs ol I'e M. orr ~
oaefs ,Ir o"nsp 5'ren' 'nnRenenGV, arthnE..u'
arc on Ife efoond uoof' ~ i'osnlisi ND SUIT,
Of naue4is, -tv-,
or .ae 80 81 nc "ot'i I'm OF 100,
lIsF''t '''Ne5. 3uIh', "taN"tsSe -
otflC.ufe ~ iue 'tthfh' iihp9Lchc "{pni!T
and ,,2nerhsa 'i'rSrahve ana NerVnhS peh.-
nv. Nefcnr'ai ana o. o. r di*eafes 81 'hF ~
ana ahet tlons al no rnafy "r@dhs' m men
mos VA ~ am aho ADVANCED Harss' ~ 11oN
i hCN1a" zen 10 ne fhuch cele"I aleu-. u -
PfoNeInial UlaI uistNFts ~ ms cia'N siep"9i
ed 10 ne incnraoI" hY ethef5' ere apts a'n
cenFenlfhHT rem died ~ .'r toHsp "iinonl
lno'' man or"loarV f' uo'' Fll,ii'l wiz
pracIce o. tnNHiche; ne lhe''ahF nu'e' W
own Hatenfs ana very frequently the fh'lcht5 OF
oine1 - N''!ah9. =,
If Cooke - me oIdesf aHVerushe f1Ys1ca az
IN t'ecltV ~ Albany, ~ \ his heelcal en's
among me mhs' c',Hhra, ea nhvFiciAhs 81 -
ace - ten ooke, y l. J. - OF ieanVi :
ioe lonnaer o. me many Lock doEhuaI. re
hrs hencyTo'ence and philanthropy. MT only oY
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-10-22
G. va M~ esaS o
SOMETHING NEW.

- r WFTNORF (, 90 howe inst o0encd n
I new And cheap FURNISHING WARE
HOU AT No .. North Howard 81 Baltimore,
NEARLY onposite the Wheatfeld Tnn) where
jheq intend 10 eeen on hsnd nm eyfon sive assort-
p,eat Of Earcy Hardware Cutlery German
Sfrer H'nre.
All Nnds If 1apnnned and Britannia Ware.
Lamps Giron3oles, Tea Trays of j kinds;
Clocks, Plated Hafe Tin, Wooden anG Willow
Paskets. brushes. Rrooms, Mats &c.
rheap Kitchen Furniture, cooking Utensils,
and CRY variety of useful and fancy House
Keepine articles ,.-.-- -,
Persons nut commencing house keeping will
here find cory article for tier convenience al
the lowest New York prices
Country Merchants and others visiting Bait
more are invited to call.
\ b Goods sold IN commission at me man
racturrr's prices. Mop, Howard ST. baltimore
oct 2-2m
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-10-22

.,Ir1sKELL. has ins feec'vea 'tHa
vo,k. large stock 81 Gapd" Winch '''
~" .b.,nness. cannpl he surpassed Pos 'a'
Fi' ''a .s.ha.c The heal Guols nj lhe as'esi
'aat .,1 do well 10 call aud examine his si''N'
[pll
..urpr pErosse of latest styles and MI
'A'1,,ss Paris D'Ecusse. Crlro h''epn aud
"a - Ia. winch ~ .yie and qualiiY n'af
.s.o,.ed in any other ma'te,--l 81 rece''" -
bill "
.tun plain md Figured Alpncas. French nd
prast.h Merino. Frenrh GINS o'ler GhiW1.
,od ,sher new STYLE American Chmiz
e,1'' W uElsKELL'S
+yprycH and Enr'~ion Ginshams. Golo'a da.
K sahroitsrsd DO. alanrhesicr ie -in>t rfrl
rnll o w HElSKELL'S
rf.Iy Brk Blue Ef.k Italian Lpslrnrs. Silk.
plain gscL.. Bne sl'k Pnuli lie S.jes Da
ii. Chameleon Silk. Plaid ard Fancy SIits
4 ! ssin., SafssneIs. velvei~ &c-inI rrc'j st
bril- y " iitisNFlshS'
A ACES. Rihhs.ns. Mnls. Gasrs g.. Large stock
/ ! o Thread Lsces. Edeirics and inserting mss t.
a.hbnrlon and Other new styles Gnrrs. fdE-
h. Rich chamsleon, Plai and Ndler'd Bon
MI Can Rihhnns. New style Bucle an SILK
n AInn ard f;loyrs. Also. KID Gloves, Zephyr
NIL and Woolisn Miiis--inst rr-rivcd AT
kou o w lIElSKELL'S.
RisII Linen. Linen Crmhrics ard Linen Iilk'i.
Aa. Blearhesl and Brown cot Sherrng' aud
Aars. Freseh Cloths warranted IN hc the hest
HIN Wheeling. Also. English R'k Cashmere,
mere vesIines. Plaid md Plain Snlin Ve-ttnes.
u. Salineils end FIannrls-iusf rec'd nj
IN o " HEISKELL'S.
ARGE AL II Gen'lcmen's Plain Black and
Fmcy Satin STATS md Craysi., Blk Italian
xoried do-jnst received AT
III o W HElSKELL'S.
ADlEs Fancy Silk Dress IInndk'fs and Sears,
D. do Z Satin DO do
d. do Velvet do do. &c &c--iusl
\ rrll o w HEIsNELL'S.
rCIE casee. French wors'd Collars French
Walked 1psncers-insf received NJ
iii o w HElSKELL'S
ola, Plsm and Fancy Galioin, Wmsled Plaid
im chlldssn. GA Plaid for Ladies' Cloak.
rtd a eepIl ow HElsKELL'S.
N pitcss Bunting for Flags. f,r cafe by
~ y faf % w IEtSKELL.
~ races very handsome French onislde and
Inside Artificial Flowers. Common do lnsl
ep1l o w TIElSKELLS.
GLE DpeA Osnsmen,s. Bnele Hair Pin, and
6asle Caps--rss received nj
II % efs ,tettn o w HEISKFTI'S.
lGE AStof Wide md Narrow Silk Gimp',
Slk and Bat3s Daiioas. Bnee Gimns md ace
a-nst Fet2 q o w HEiSKELL'S.
Il asssaa aa
Ack Sill Cords and Tassels. Fnncy SILK DE-"
1ngls Do IA Bishop's Lawn. Null. Swiss and
ylos'ini. tsSIcicn and Lace Stripe do Plain
- lseQR1lR Plsjn ard Fir'd Mn.lin'-in.i
CD - u % W IIEIsKELL'S.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-10-22
ROPES. ROPES.

hOi hH'Tt
~b,pI md for sale genera assortment Of
, Cordope. consisinr n part ms follows;
White Tad and Manila Ropes Of all sizes
moo lbs Packing Yarn
hoo Oakum
50O "a Brocm Irvine warranted good
Ais, Lines and Twines Of every variety and size.
an NJ when will be sold cheap as can be pur.
chased in his city or Pusbnreh.
Flav. Reeswex Ginscno, C7rn Brooms. Oats and
ro,n ,oken IN exchange nj Wheeling Market price
for corlaee, at the old stand formerly occupied BY
Durge & Hoge, No W.T. s',ce'. -
- CHARLES II BERRY.
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ENRN FOR SAT.F-The snbscr'hers oilers
e. Tor saIe n y,lrahle farm containing ~ -
acrcs. vol vatcred-arlnaIng afrpam through
each fel1-iqys VOL for cultivation, md IN
s,.b stato ofImn rovnmen'. m 'er GOOD fenclns
There Is ahout 50 or ~ acres cIeare' AMI me
~, .to,y dwelling house with h4cF building.
,s.,h other our aouses = ~ a never fal.lna snung
NJ wa,e- neqr tho K itchen doc, The g m
,iondqp 20 n fruit tre"s eons'sil7f of cho'ae
ehE' - far.n ia situated : miie west Of 81
c,,;rsvila an me Vauonal roae, and ID MI
f- a, floydsyiIle, Remopt cogofy. One. For
nrrher particulars enquire o. ,ne s n5 on
'p@ nig'''' OLIVER PRYOR Wheeling Va
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IPACAs. AIPACAs-l40 pieces Of al On
"a Tor. and descriptions among whch are some
yesT hne SILK WARP Blk Barred and Co'o,rG a.
sspe7
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nARNTAI,s HOTEL.

Near he Baltimore and Ohio R1'' Ro7d Deop
CruBrRLtNp Mn
HyHIS elegant md spacious Hotel, recently erect
, cd hv Cnl. c. NJ Thrnsior hns been leased
bv ihc sShscrlhcfs form term Of ycars u combines
al The modern improvements. hovinG largo mum
her NJ Pnrlors. with Alrove- nr iho accommodation
oC families and others wishing comffr and ense.
Tbe whole house ha> hren furnished with new
and band.ome furniture ihoughont. md thr hest
cooks and servants procured 70 I'll all departments
Tic propriclors Anurr themselves lha' from a
i,,r e,nerience in the business, they will render
,beir house equal to anv establishment in tho cann.
,,y ond thrv resnecimllv solicit the patronage Of
their friends and the public.
Cumberland. np 3-6m BARNuM w.
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TIE suhocriher has removed his Cord aee
store. 10 tha stand formfr'y occupied nv
Darr +. Hoee ne Hat Store. lawn ARE
stock an hanA n Ropps Ped Cer4e sid Tw'r"s,
Of every descrrtioa. wh'ch will be sold low, tor
cash or harfered for Roeswav. Gin sene or Va y
seed. at cash urces. The public are resnect'nl-
IL -eat.s,.d IN g-5ve htr, \ call before nu-ch A.
inc elsewhere. CHARLES Vt BERRY.
,uo o--iv Head Of Water strcet.
NAPS. CAPs!-R-cevedrb Tins day oflhN Ia
v shionahle rhoan Itel md Cae Store oi D
GTarper corner of Matr and Tnon Slrec's-1a larc"
assortment Of fashionable cap' comprlslrf - fell
lowing kisds:-
GENTS Naval Bne clo'h cap7
Youths
Boys figured yelyeicen
Iuants
On hand n MI Gnes The real CLAW or Ashland Hat
together with all other kinds usuolly 'vorn-jowet
ib,n en- he sold in The cirv. Co4 md soe.
mo "a SAMUEL D HARPER
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fsaf N'.s Nm. 1900 Three months s7''o
Tso W." .,.,. inserted I'LL f.fhd ar "'i''al
Alsrfi'' Ill he inherited uuhf "fdefed 7H
hrrs '0,' ~. .,lsr Tor IT three Insertions. aHd
Biz Is'u -. ,..crt,.m after Ad,erfiseWcnfs
15st ~ -. week for isree muflu' lie
~ w..kls for nns hali per week
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-10-22

..r<fs cor sale ny INC esi1ir'' anu '' i'
,fc al a's PAPER The Western Virginia TtHes
1 The wen. "Wednesday nj g. 90 per a'm9H
pphli'hf' :. esif not paid within one month
4 ,lsaaoe ,,,,,,oa efihe year. Nonew sshseraers
hn the 'eE"'.'l exeeni sneh AZ pay IN elF'Her.
.a be fsse,e''s, 30 is Invariably charged. ~
n 6 moH'ss Jf,rn less term than Sly months
'as o,Oet discontinued sss'p' a,,ne a,.s''''aa
vi no ,.',, =, .ufIl all srreafnses are Paid.
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( t17asFAAG2ptE01a.

nH prN#AN's fXteeAz44oa KIN
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= 1rIsKELL. has jas received 'r.n
\ VI large sluek al Gaed- "A.eh laf
! N" ,o,.s. cannnl he surpassed fors'as
Il 'a .s.'.ha.c The hcsi Guoi, nj lhe la~esf
pug a. veil 10 call aud examine his STOCK.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-10-22

..saurRE DErosse of latest styles and Mt
'h'' p,t,s p'Etnsse Crpo nIepa aud
I'm ,'..,s winch y, .tyie and snalily H'H
..,,...ed IN any other na'tel--i 81 rece''' -
''e'p p, o w III ISKELLi
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1844-10-26
Spring Goods.

WILLIAM TCREERT las opened Il
81 RING SUPPLY OF Staple and FAM! COCO
Which hc can offer 10 his customers and tie
Public as superior inequality and oi the newest
styles in material and pattern.
In his assortment may Uc found
Eich Wool Ba'zariucs,
Medium do
Rich striped Silks,
co figured do
MouselLcs,
Striped Caubrics,
Plaid Musiins,
Plain White Cambria and Jaconets,
Lace Lawns,
FANCY SHAWLS AND HANKEECHiLFS
Hosiery,
silk, Cotton and T'hiead Hose,
Boys and Misses Ditto
Linen Cambria Hankerchiels from the lowest
to fine quality.
IRISH LINENS.
Tow Ditto,
Cotton Csnaburgs,
Plain Numcstcs,
striped Ditto,
EuIicoes OF all Prices and qualities,
A $50 great variety Of Mems and Boy wear
with Il variety Of ether goods too tedious tc
ncnton which call the attention ofpurchaser r:
to, as " i'll sell at small advance for Cash OF
10 punCtuaI customers.
WIN. TORRENT.
Ayrii 9th 1914
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1844-10-26

lion, SO necessary for you
Firm Have you blotchcs, dry and wae~y PIN
pies o. pustucs, scaly ernptons, rash OF
breaking ont over your face, Ecck OF body:
Take Dr.. LcdyS hood THty. Their purify
ing properties will citar the complexion, aud
entirely remove such unsrhtIy affections
SixTH.--liavc yuu been under treatment for arv
disease, of Qnack or mpostpr: Tgke Dr..
Lejdg'S Btood Pitts, guickiy as possible The
powerful, dangerous and deIeterious Drugs he
has q en- You, may ruju Your constitution,
make lie miserable and hurry You to your
grave. Iakc DIR. icidys Blood Pills then in
time btfre It's too hft, purify your blood and
fluids, aud purge from your bowels all deadly
p0lsJns.
sENrn.-Iiave you taken Mercury and other
minerals: Take Dr. Lcidy's Biood Pills. They
Will countcract their dangerous effect.
ElGuTH.--Ilaye you ust recovered from q spell
ofsjckncss; Iokr Dr. Lcjdy's Biood TiHg. They
will carry oil those humors mixed with your
blood, produced by the quantity and variety Of
medicines eu were required to take.
NiNrn.-Ar, you in the habit of being bled;
Take Dr.. Lcidg's Biood Pts They will make
bleeding altogether unnecessary.
TENIu.-Do you follow painting: work among
white lead: mix and mamulactre paints and
colors: work in brass, copper, Sc: TAKE Dr.
Icidy's Biood PHts. They will remove from
your lungs and stomach The dust inhaled in
your occupations, and thus prevent painters
collie, palsies Of lead and affections of the
lungs.
ELEvLNTH-flave Won INDUCED to excess in
ealingor drinking: Take Dr.. Leidy's Biood Piis
They will remove the superhuous contents of
your stomach, and restore you TO better feel
ing.
TwELrTn.-Arc you afflicted with Rheumatism
or Gout; Take Dr.. Leidy'S Bi9cd pins. Perse-
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1844-10-26
TT CANNOT BE DENIED
IFOr fNLN Is -NIINIYJ IHdt
:sDR. IEIDI'S SAkSAPA RiLL

.l-:snr Ttnyis; SAESAPa RIiJA 80
,L,,,,r,,., a,.r,,,,,ost ,nd ,nns, aliirnli6,is
Wv ,,'o', 81 e,nrsanariIln that ;e
r,aJe
II ,yarrnntcd ia he stronger than bottles of
NO sTotLors--strongrrtha n fnur of SOME, and
,.,ln,ra, thom ,hra, 81 the STRONGEST pre-
,a.r,I bv anv oiber IN the United States.
Dr Ia,dy,s snrs,nariIla is recommended by
al rcs,a,,ahIc musicians IN pfffcrcnce to any
other Al who Lav, ever used IL. have derived
MORE ltrVTFi'T t;om one bottI, Than three TO
I'm ',tI,ar,. a,,l those who nitrr having used
,n4r.. NOMINATIONS wi,ho II benefit. will use
Jr. iaijy,s viii soon be convinced las thou
s,,d, b.,I ,lro,I,, Lc,nl of the torr"uiuo asser-
,'nn
,Tho efficacy or sors,parilla is well known in
ccrn.lI, Nv, i,,,,'s E,"i Erys,n,l,s Diseases Of
,,,, Ah;,f7;,,,,, ~ ,L1 ll,, and Rones
i-i.ar,',1I,b,, %,,g., ',hro,t az Bodv phcrn,o-
,sns Iyh;to s,,yrIhng AMI a GENERAL Purifier
or,hn Elo"ta.,d A,ir5.I Winds, Comment unon
to- ,,,,.c.s,,g Eyr,v bodv knows us
- i,a,,,
Sc ,Jj,.,.,l h,,,arol (,c~,ifcotos Of remarkable
,in rrnm cIcrgymcn and
; Wv, I, I,,, r,, lima In tin1c nnhlisb
. in d;r,.,,,t !, 10 nmIy thonrhi ncccs
~ "'i', 20 '.,I;iJ a. 10 Tyhcrc Dr
: ;Ha,s =, r.' ''l n.n hc oht,incd c,p,;oo
49, D ,;s.,, II,,l,b E,nnnri1n, ia !
WI ' w. ,'.9 Wa ~ Isan of,i,o
=, E".i ,,,' Z ~ '' \'7
D.; - % ~" ,r ,iIo. q ho,tlos Co.,
L, "a and haI,in, c"r I, 90