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For the Banner.l
LINES WRITTEN FOR THAT FAIR LADY IN
gowLING-GREEN.

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LINES WRITTEN FOR THAT FAIR LADY IN
B~owLING-GREEN.
Fair lady know, that like the roso,
All beauty shortly must decay,
To-day il bushes, blooms and blows,
Tomorrow fades, and dies away.
Know that the faires, sweetest ilow'r.
That ever bregthed the vcrnal air.
Can only bloom lis Aeeting hour.
Then fade, as mu., the lovely fair.
Yea view the bow that gilds the sky,
And Us It's shining glories fade,
Read there q lesson for tic eye,
More PLAN, shan man hath ever SAID
As eyanescent as that bow,
Around thy brow doth beauty play;
As fleeing as the fake OF snow,
Thy sunny smiles must pass away.
Thoss eyes tha, now sc sparkling glow,
Those cheeks that with such beauty beam
Are soon alas 10 lie quite low,
in endless sleep, without a dream.
Then while thy youthful vigor lasts,
"Oh, quit the shadow, catch the prize"
Prepare for age, for deaths chill blasts
That life winch never, never dies.
Troy, 5. ;embcr I'd, rs.
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Executors Notice.

RwOTICE Is hereby give that the I'M
GN dessigned has taken out letters Tesla
mentary on the estate Of Hines d..
Worsham deceased, late of Pike County
Missouri, bearing date the 2lst day OF
June, 1915. All persons, therefore, i'll
dchtcd to the estate OF said deceased, are IL
qucsted to make immediate payment and
all persons having claims against said estate
are requested to exhibit them properly an
then~ticatcd, within ore year from the date
of said letters, or they may be Precluded
from having any benefit of said estate, and
if said claims are not presented within three
years, they will be forever barred
i. ANDERSON, EXT.
Jane 23th. l845. 3W2l
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Geo. wilson,

Wholesale AMI RetcH Deale, in
Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, Dye
Stufs, Perfumery, Window-Glass,
and Surgeons Instruments,
No. 5, Main Street,
ST. Louis, Mo.
I3-All articles il our line of bust
ness will be sole al the very lowest Cash
prices. In exchange. will be taken
BeeswaX, Hinseng, and Wheat.
Jan. 81 lS45. On ]
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Tile he1r"2t paper erer published
IN imrricd
DEMOCRATIC EXPOSlTOR.
AND
U%iTEH STATES JOURNAL FOR II
COUNTRY.
We issue to day the first number
Of the new series of the Democratic
ErDgSi or. cal Jaiicd States Journal
fer the country, which we consider
the cheapest publication ever offered
TO the patronage of the American
public. It will be published weekly,
instead OF semi monthly as hereto
fore while under the charge of Mr..
Kendall, and although il will contain
mere than double the amount OF mat
ter. there Will lie To increase of the
subscription price. The new pub
fishers propose to furnish their sub
ScrIbcrS with a volume of
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Administrators Notice.

NOTICEi is hereby given, that .he under
" signed has obtained of the Clerk Of the
County Court Of Pike county, letters Of Ad-
m'nistration on the estate Of Thomas Gun
bingham. decd bearing date 9Th July 1915,
All persons indebted to said estate, are re-
1uested TO make immediate payment. Al
persons having claims against said estate, ore
'equested to exhibit them properly authenti-
Gated, within one year from the date Of said
letters, or they may be procluded from having
any benefit of said estate; and if not exhibited
Hithin three years, they will be forever barred,
JOHN c CUNNINGHAM. Admir-
NV l2lh leIJ. 3w--s3
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PROSPECTUS
OF
TiIE CHEROKEE ADVOCATE.

TnG CnEEoKEE Marion. pRcpRiE
To~.-WnLiAA Ross. Elgror.
vEyIlE above is tie lit!c oi a news
4 paper. published at TAnLr QuAm.
Che, okrc Hatioa. tie first number Of
which rs issued about he n1:GGle Of
.Angust last.
Tie "hjec. Of the council Of the
nation. in providing for tire pui.llca-
lion Of the Cherokee Advocate. is the
Ihylcai, moral and int, iicctual IN
]pr1vcmcut OF the Cherokee people
II will tie devoted to these ends. and
10 the defence ~ those tights r,cou-
rize rs belonging to thcm in treaties
legally made. nj different times with
the United States. and Of such meas
urcS IS seem best calculated to St
cure Il rir peace and happiness. pro-
mote their prosperity. and elevate
their character Us Il distinct COMMIT
nifty.
In commencing and sustaining a
public Journal in the nation. its sue
cess must depend very much upon
the hInd feelings. l,bera.jjy and pat
r"nagc Of the citIa,nS of the United
States. Among them we are asSur-
ed there exists generally = desire that
the Indians should re dealt with up
on just and liberal principles. a live
y sympathy in their cheqncrcd ca
reer, and a deep n'rcst in i~heirciar-
acier, condition ard destiny. lgnor-
ance Of their condition. opinions. and
claims. has been to them Il fountain
Of many wlongs: a fountain from
which they have been forced to drink
many bitter drau-I.tS.
From tins cause. measures of poll
IN themselves unjust. and highly
TO thcir peace and pres
poets. have been conceived and per-
sisted in to their accomplishments.
with singular r~ertinacity. by those
from whom they have right to en-
pect and claim protection. 1t will
therefore. be the aim of those having
charge OF the Advocate. to enIiuhten
sentiment. rs far as possible.
rs to the feelings. wishes and proper
expectations of the Cherokees.
And while it is intended TO make
the paper natiohdi in its one and
character. abstaining from all par,i-
zanshIp IN tie internal politics Of the
nation, 1t will nevertheless be open
to iull but courteous discussions of
any measures OF policy on the part of
the United States. which touch upon
Or effect the rights and interests. not
only of the Cherokces, hut also of
their red brethren.
TER MS:
The Cherokee Advocate will he
on an imperial sheet, with
type, both English and Chero-
'ee' once every week, at s. per an.
lum. payable in advance. And 70
hose subscribers. who read only the
JheroAee language, at 50 per annum,
II advance.
Advertising vii be done on the u
uai terms.
Cherokee Nation. Sept. 1874.
WILLIAM 7. ROSS.
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W.
EY MISS 4. J. SMITH.

ET MISS 4. J. SMITH.
It's not alone when eyes are bright,
Ind lips in gayest %sHliles are drcst,
That we NAV say the heart is light,
The passions calm, the mind al rest.
For Oft doth sunIight's brightest beams
Shed radiance DER a lonely tomb;
And oh. the light that only seems.
Is worse than darkness deepest gloom.
And though the smiles Of cheerfuineSs
May hide from sight an aching heart,
They cannot make It's mi sery less.
Nor bid the trowns Of fate depart.
and though no tear bedims the eye,
Nor outw ard signs Of grief appear,
The brain may burn without 4 sigh
The heart may break wIthcu, a tear.
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NOTICE
TO SEAve OMNecs.

VENliE highest cash prices will be
paid Tor male or female slaves be,
tween the age of fifteen and thirty.
by applying TO Thomas +. Wells.
Auburn. Mo. For further particu
lars apply TO
N Minor, Bowling Green, No.
.JouN SNFiruEN, Troy. :.
ID DRAPER, Louisiana. "
May 10th, 1915, tf--1l
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Rates of AdyertisinSs

IS For one square Of fifteen lines
or under, one insertion, - cents, for
each subsequent insertion, 80 cents.
IL \ liberal deduction to those ad-
vertising by the year.
IL Advertisements not marked with
the number of insertions required, will
be continued until otherwise order ed.
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den-Hoes, Sad-Irons, Sole and Up
per Leather, Louisiana Flour, &C.,
Sc. All at the lowest cash prices.
BLOCK SON.
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Is "a HAsa eG'aAS.
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issued IN this country.
The Exposition will continue TO 70"
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teing considered 4 textbook Tor the
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Democratic banner., 1845-09-13

TSlIE undersigned viii keep constant
Z ly on hand athis Shop in Louisiana,
a supply Of Boots and Shoes, made o..
the best Eastern materials. All work
from uudcr his hands is warranted TO
Stand fast. His prices are a follows:
For Kip boots, $3,25
" Coarse boots, 2,jO
" Coarse shoes from 81 TO l,50.
All other work made TO order cheap
cr than it can he done in any other shop
in the county. Campbell & Watts, as
well As Reynolds * Curry, in Bowling
Green, will be kept constantly supplied
with his work Of every description.
ID. l. WALSWORTH.
April 10Th, l3i5' ly-l2
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Look at This.
4 EaluuJio Farm fer NcI

Of about Two Hundred. acres o.
land, adjoining the town of paynes-
vile, Pike county, No. The above
land is rich, well watered and tim
terei-abeut one hundred and fifty
acres under fence, forty OF iIlv Of
which is well set with grass; also
two sets Of hewed log dwellings,
with good stone chimneys on tie a.
5ovc tract, and all necessary out
houses. The above place is well.
situated for a S.Dca, Tobacco or
Hemp plantation, having a number Of
never failing springs upon II.
Referen:s can be made Ia
WIN. BELL, on tie
premises.
June %, I345. 81.
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For a single copy, in advance, - CO.,
if not in advance but during the year,
81 so, if after the expiration Of the
year, So 90. Fer a club of Six subscri-
berS, in advance, SO. For Ten sub
scribers, in advance, SD 90.
y All letters 10 the Editors, by
mail. must be POST PAID.
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Regular " Packet
L. S. MAIL
EfeE'e:sS,
BERNARD. Muster,

Will leave st I].ouisou Wednesdays and
and Saturdays, at1 o'clock, r. NJ. Return
ing, will leave kcokuk cvary Sunday and
Thursday, at / o'clcck, p. VI. Warsaw and
Alexandria at >; FULLY at q; Lagrange at
I.r. 81; same days; Quincy on Monday
and Friday, at : o'clock, A. ~: Marion
City at 9, y 81; Hannibal ut 10, Louisiana
at -, NJ and tIarkssi!Ic at, |, =. NJ, SAINT
days.
TIE E"scas, No. :, hrir . Iuilt c%xprr--l
Tor t"c trade, with great speed, ami very 81.
pcrior accommodations for passrr.crs, will,
at th" opening ofra,i-ation, take The p.ao,
of the Borcns, aud may be relied on FOX iho
sane promptncs-, regularly, and attention
to passengers and shipper, a, hcrctniurr
March 9Th LID. Il.
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Rt IOSTl

THilE first volume of my "Correspon-
n dence, Memoirs Sc, of President
Jefferson" has been loand out TO some
one or m~islayed. Any information con,
corning it, will be thankfully received
as the loss Of it will greatly d~eiract from
the value of the set.
a. II. BUCKNER.
Bowllng-Greeu, June 2Sth, 1915.
3w-2l.
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SPRING IND SUMMER
CLOTHING G.!

65IIE suhscribeI has ust returned from thc
ras city Of New York. (and taken bis old
stand, - Main ,t,cct,) with an entire new
stock OF SPRING y SUMMER CLOTH
lNh'. cu".Gi-inE every article usually kept
in a clothing ~ furnishing -torc. His goods
are all newt were bought for cash, and mrn-
uiactnrcd under his own direction, expressly
for tbs market, il tie ..iC-t and most fash
ionahic style
Having formed Il connection with a y hole
-r.e dry goods hCu-c III the city Of y. York,
enables him to take advantages oC the MAJ.
Lct III buying usually low at auction. he
can, therefore, Confidently assure buycr- Of
rraay made cl"tcin-, that he uot only can.
hut WI! sell them clothing not only ascleap
but cheaper than any other clothing in tie
OF 81. iouis. Enyor are invited to
call aud examine before purchasing else
wccTc. ". BROWN.
=. - Main Street
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TAIIORIITp,

efTHlIE subscriber wishes to inform the
Is citizens of Bowliug-Grcen and vicinity.
lie has commenced the above business
in this place. All work entrusted TO his
care shall be done in neat and fashionable
Produce taken in payment of work
at cash prices. Work will be done at rca-
5oaable p.iccf, and warranted 10 1T.
-. Al NONACk.
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THE DEMOCRATIC BANNER.

+ Published every saturday Morning
at sIoNiiGg-isTeeE, by
;. +. MURRAY & A. J PiCkENS.
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hll.V Goods.
ALSO Groceries, Hardware, Quee

-lI-oO UIUCtIIcSI IIaTU-WdIt' RuUtlIs-
ware, Sc, sc.
Which they are determined TO sell
very low for CASH or Good Mer-
charitable Produce. Having purchased
their stock at a very small advance on
Eastern cost, they are therefore enabled
TO sell the same much cheaper than they
have ever before been offered in this
part of the country. They respectfully
invite their old customers and the pub
lie generally, to come and examine their
stock and prices; their motto being
Quick sales and small profits.
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NEW
Old s.
4 SON.

III We just received at their old
FL stand, in Ashley. Mo-, a large and
well selected assortment Of latest style
fancy and Staple
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vance. $40 90
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first distinction. Great expenses Is
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secure All abundant supply Of inter-
cst:ug and instructive matter.
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c. 3. Hayden.
Nassus. Authores, OF 1.-The "
Now,' "pretension," &c &c.)
l.. :. tg,hor Of the prize Tale Va.
Lieut.. Il. +. Marry,
L. 5. n. Washington.
w. Gilmore Sims, IL. ID. T.
Geo. Frederick Holmes. '''
Mrs. J. I. Wcrthingron, y. York
+. h. Hale, Illinois.
". ". Andrew, / : C,nsuI, Malta.
II. b. %ilrst, Philadelphia.
AmllIcuS ScIth.
OscasioAai Coalr1p,ors.
Pres. Thomas K. Dew,
Prot. Geo. Tucker,
J. b. ID. "ALthor Of the His
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Lucian Minor,
W. b., L. s. Charge italy, \
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l.. u. 81
Judge Il. N. Charlton, Geor,ia.
A. b. Meek, Alabama.
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-12
ROPES. Ropfss

D. hand md for saIe a general ss,or,rsc, =,
~ Co'aaec, consisting IN pan rs follows.
1000 lbs Packing Yarn 'Ns'
1000 Oakum
1oo Bfocm Irvine warranted good.
H,s" Lines ond Twines Of every yarie,v and ,,,.
on OF which will be sold rs CHEAP ns cs, b. a,'.
chased IN this city or Plnsbureh. ''' W P"''
- rmS, bceswsE' Ginseng, Corn Brooms. Oats o,d
~ AIKEN 10 exchange al Wheeling Market price
~, D"",ase' OF The old stand formerly occupied bv
barge o. Hoge, No Water street '''' "
W. CHARLES III RRRRv
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-12
EXCHANGE HOTEL,

EACliANCE PLACE., -BALITMOKs.-
TNlE subscriber respectfully onnrunees TO HE
friends aud the public, That Le has purchased
MeERAS rUS COLEM\N'S interest and become
sol e ssec OF tho above Establishment. wa
The Hotel 10 locned convenient io oil the PRiN--
CiPAL STEAMBOAT LANDINGS AND RAIL
ROAD DEPOrS. aud oflers every inducemenl far
cominri. The Rooms nre large md airy. and fur>'
ni.hed in style not surpassed by any similsr esq
,ahlshmen, In the United States. -.-s
From tho experience The Proprietor hiss had ir,s
the management of FIRST CASS HOTEL.he,
n,iers himself that every department Of the esint--
lishmeni will lie conducted in style please ihore
who may favor HIM with 4 call. a
dec 5-tw JOHN WEST
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-12
JOHN X nOTSFORD-

No IA BOTSFORD.
ny %, WATER ST. WHEELING
NJ AS just received from The Fasi a y.
. IA large sni general as. orimeni OF L,oroes
SCARS TOBACCO, GRccEaIEs, &C, among which
shal1 pipes seignetl & Dupeey's 4,h troos
SaI I' ni, or =, riennessey do;
or cass Port Wine, superior ouol;,v."
iiqr 30 Madeira do do do:
D COZ Muscal Wines;
DO Claret do first quality.
40 Cherry Cognse, superior oa,I;,,.
do Lemon Syrup; f"'N'
5000 Regaia Segars;
2OC0 Imperial Cazadorcs do.
i3oVO Principe do, LIST, Cd a,d III o,.,;..
n "Iee quanuy Of half Spanish AMI g.
mon do; r"i'" anu ComSs
~; ~ gross Gclsh'ss Matches;
AoDaGCo. large and general ,ssor,u
OF me most favoriie brands. @NSo''meh'
S H,,s miIIei'S fine cut Tobacco.
SobPi Every description md ,,.,.,
on , inciurSd by F Hyde & sons Bsl,' manu-.
r oeveIai boxes Pine Apple Cheese.
iogelhe! with general asSorTmsn, 81
ceres all OF the very best onaliIy. uh;.l
mountains. " "su west OF tho
--- feb II
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-12
UNITED STATES TIOTEL,


TIME Proprietor re pectfully iaforms bias
u friends and the public, that he has tdken i
this SPLENDID NEW HOTEL, which he now
IS place of both ELEGANT and CoMFOR-
TABLE ENTERTAINMENT. The Parlors
and chambers have hscn tastefuly fitted up
with entire nep Furniture and Bidding, with
view TO the casa comfort and convcn len &c OF
his guests especially Of ladies and families.
The department OF the I.arder IL equally wei
ordered. In fact .lerc 10, through every depart-
ment OF the establishment. an air of neatness
n nd elegance TINT cannot failto please MI who
may favor him with a call. A COW TON.
NAV al
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-12
REMOVAL.
FRENCH DYEING ESTABLISHMENT ~
IVIIEEI 'N'

. LOHLElN, French Dyer, on the o,hs,
is side OF he bridge South Wheeling second
ri ron kelley's Store. returns his era,s.
. u .nahks 10 ms Trends and customers. for ,bs;r
former faTors and respectfully inferms , Ime1
ana nat on nS mas added TO his establish import
nen au' ~ france, newly discovered Improve
,b er,'S 70 The 'olored stuns, without injurinr
He feels perfectly confden, N rive o,o,.-
iactl9n, aud opes therefore for The consy snts
OF liberal patronage "' ',nuanct
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-12
ROPES Ropps

L II subscriber has removed his ca,d,oo
Dare a. oI 70 me si9nd formerly occupied by
stock on hand Of Ropes. Bed Tordsu r. 2 large
% every description which will be sold In wn" e.
.ss or baTiercd for Beeswax, Ginseng nv 10y Et LOT
~ yeous Sasn prices. The public ore respectful
log eIs",si'su 70 give MN call before pnycb,s.
sno S-Dc' CHARLES III BERRY
uE 10y Head Of Wofer s,roa,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-12
WRIGHT,s INDIAN VEGETARLE
Il. L. l. s,
OF THE NORTH AMERICAN COLLEGE Of
HEALTH.

NO MEDICINE HAS ever been intro.
duced to the American Public, whose vr-
sallv acknowledged than the above n n med
WRIGiiTS INDIAN VEGETABLES PILLS
IL aescant upon their merits. n: this .ate day,
would seem 10 be wholly unnecessary, as very
unnSeqnalntod with the real excellence of The
medicine But If farther proof were wanting 10
esiapiish the credit OF this singular remedy, il
might se ioundin .he fact that no medicine in
the country hos hcen so "
sHAMELEssLY CoUNTERFEITEp.
Ignorant and unprncipled men ave at various
places, manuiactured n spurious pill; and in or.
der more omplctely to deceive the pubi,,. ha ve
ma, ,nao II IA outward appearance to resemble tho
pass off their ,rihless ira Sin, but for the ,sss
tance oil certain misguided storekeepers who
&c because d they can purchase the spurious article
honsirous system cfimpo sition and crime ~
81 me patrons of the above excellent Pills, will
'mereiore be on their guard against everv kind of
in Wheeling is JAMES MELIoRs es Unio nSs 8,
ne following ighlv RESPECTABLE store keepers
PRsG MpiA sFeSt f! !as sale e
G G,,s Johnson, Monongabeln, Wash. co ?,
ppiilngham & Johnson. Eldeisville, do. -
Van R w ai1. reIls, do.
Kerr & CO. Cross creek DO DO
Walter Boyle, Hickory DO
}sd %ss aSssss u Hsas. Wheeling ohs CO. Va
william Brown, Holidays cove do.
n ingraham q Co. Wayncsburgh Greene CO Pa.
tunnel u Parkinson. jefferson do -
a jones, Carmichael town do
Samuel Higgenbo Than. Greens. urph do.
~ w Meztuzat, MapIeton do.
ION Patterson, Pntterson's Mills Wa sh 20 D..
William Mercer. Florence do
kobt MAGICAL, Rnccaon PO a.
LOWS Freeman, Belville do
, Chckcrng g. Co. Canonsburpb 10
Hart Hopkins, centrevlle do
John ID Chambers, Washington d.
bryant Craven & Co, West Alexand,,, Do
r. Craycroh, CIaysviIIe DO
isaac Davis, MorsanviiIe d.
Geo M,Kenna, Hilisboroueh ~
nEv npu 90, o o do.
me only setsntS against impositons i. n
p puI rom 70, regular advertised agents
ana In oil cases be particular 10 a,k for wy;ohus
INDIAN Vegetable Pills W. "'khl
oiiIcc devoted exclusively to the .ale of the
'o i'' mace ST.
w11;dahh4emember,, none are. gepuine excep,
"Ilehts Indian Vegetable Pills. p'
lun4 " WILLIAM WRIGHT
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-12
DEAFN Ess CURED,

COMPOUND KREoSoTE ACOUSTIC OIL.
Fox The cure Of DEAF NESS, oains and ,bc
,bosud' sGnaIRe OF matter rem the ears, also all
iL'Ose ulsagroeahlc noises. like the buzzino Of
tsssec.s laIbng OF water, whlzzing Of steam, q
~, winch arc symptoms of spproachin deof
uess' ana also Ee1eraliy attendant with The dis.
ease. For sale by DIX J CRUMB tCKER"
III. No i79 Main ST, Sole Agent
luis. MS medicine is highly recommended and nm.
rs oeluhcaies are given, by very re,pcct.
winch II has performed. nov od