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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-30

MuKE iNrepTANr NEWS FROM MI XII
CO -intel,l. ence from Vera Cruz ui the
same d,ie as hat received ai Charleslon,
bu, much more full aud probably more
au,ho utic, has reached New Orleans. 4,
was brought by the schooner Hermann,
Captain WEIGH, which left Vera Cruz
on the 81 inst
1t appears that Santa Annals position
was by no means desperate.
The P,cayune SAYS: "From all ne
can gather by our files Of papers. our
and verbal accounts, II
would seem that Santa Anna is still in
the feel I. arrayed aYains the new gov
erDmeu,, AMI with force lar fro ~ be
ing lnconslderoble, at hi. disposal. y
supplement of The Dirio del Gobierno
dated on the 9Th OF December. contains
"a long correspondence between Santa
Anna and the new President. Herrera.
Santa Anna's last letter was Written ON
the Goth. ut Huehueioca, 4 village but a
few lcagu from Mexico. In thai let
ter he protests against The net OF accu.
saion di'ected against himself. as DO
>ond The pale of the authority Of Con-
gress, aud tho work of personal enemies
seeking TO bring about revolution. lie
then boldly demanded that Herrera
should give up TO him tn, power. to the
exercise Of which he had been called
by the nation. lie next asserts that he
Is On his march 10 the capital, for the
purpose oil assuming The reins OF govern
menl, not 10, wreakiny his vengeance
on his I,es, and that tho ar,nv is with HIM
in sentiment. lilo charactsriz.s the in.
iign'iies with which were treaied the
limb he lost IN "a day OF glory" MS
brutal and c"wardly. says something of
his public services, and concludes with
some severe reflections upon Cucvas
The Dictator was within Eve miles OF
the city on the 28th. that the roatlead-
ing 10 il in every direction had been cut
up aud 5arricade that the citizsns were
under arms. and that General Pare des
with force OF 60J0 men, had gone GU,
To meet Santa Anna. The force OF the
latter W. have no means of ascsrtaininy
Dne account pl ces il at 10, 900, which
-OUJ are said Ia be splendid cavalry; blt
other reports make out the entire
strength Of The tyrant at much less. But
Ii, lie reliance can DO placed in some Of
these rumprs. The Courier Franca,s OF
he 2oth Drcembef mrnIions that Pa
redss. at last dates, was at Lagos. city
~ome I'D or Is miles northwest Of G3aa>
ajun'o. with u force of 3 100 men: an d
vas expecting reinforcemcnts from both
Liceteca. and San Luis |, may be iha,
Bravo had gone out to meet Santa Anns,
rs he had arrived n the city few days
before. aud had taken sides against The
yrani."
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-30
CLAY Static

We are sure the fr ents of tho noble
Patriot Snd Statesman, Mr. Clay, will "a.
vail themselves Of the opportunity now
afforded them, to contribute to his m
once ~ ore.
The elegance Of preparation, tho beau
~ nj o.r pu, rio,ic and en,era.,f,o, l.,
dies added tnthe sp,endour or their "a
pero srra"ge'nen's TO grriify the tass
OF mar visitors. will be suffi lent 10 at
"Act full and general ate, dance.
We cay To oil, come and feast.
Ickcts Can be- had at Horn brooks
Rohs's, tiaswrll's. and Mt the Couu,inp
No, IN Of the Times Ofi,e.
Doors open at 7 O'clock
+ ). Letters for The New Pos, Office
at tho City News Room must be deposit,
I'd on or bef"re o'clock p. NJ,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-30
PHILADELPHIA MARKET,
"trh FH'If's + IIfY, JIM ~, IcT'
OrEIuE II THe NORTY A MER,cAl


OrFIcE ,F tbs NoRTa AMERICAN.
REMARK the stock, are siIli ve'y ngni, bur
supplies ncm New orleans are coming fur
ward freely. Three days al rainy and dis
a:reeabe weather have retarded mcs out VI
door business. ~.
AMERICAN CoTroN AND w. oLLEN Coens.--
Some lew Of ihe lo5 houses. ant seve' al oi The
large Western Meich.in MIS-, have been in the
rket this week making purchases. Supplies,
ATE arriving more ire, " from The Eastu ard.
BEEswAx-Duli. Good Western is held at
2SarfA c's per ID.
FsArnERs-Demand more active. Sales of
% ,U00 lbs Western Al 80 and some prime al 30
cas- p r ID, sh and a mos.
FL uR-The Flour marke, continues ex,
ceedingy dull and inactive, and snme export
sales have ben made at = SLIGHT decline on tor
mrT rates. Sales nf zorro hbls Tor Shipment,
common brand al 81 a 1921; = lair b,aud at
"a, 49,; and good brand al si,3Ii; ami some
exIia Al S5 per b'.l.
lEArHER-Prices are steady, with limited
sales.
SEEDS -Clovereed has heen dull, but within
the last Two days there has been mlrc inquiry,
with sale of 300 bushels ia;r and gnod qualify
nj si,l9i4,25 per bn>hel, and prime a, si3i.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-30

OF The 1drsl cicrl man in the
word is said to be The Rev. I,eni,min
Harvey, who is now preaching at Uui-
ca, ia the State of New York. -"lle has
becn Baptist preacher" says the New
Yosk Observer. "ior about seyenly.lhrre
yeara-.ln view Of his mental powers
he ls probably The most remarkable
man living. As nc proceeds ia his SER
mon, his manner becomes quite spirited
his almost sighress eyes are relir
with life. and tho gestures become All.
mated and graSefuI--somelimes no be.
rom $ truly eloquent and his audience
are melted i1tO tcars--with the ailowan.
ces Tor tho Inirmltiss Of age, every one
is astonished tina, he has any mind
left, aud the wondur is that be is alive,
That he can move, and above all that he
.sn prelch ="
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-30
A WORD To MOTHERS.
Beneath mothers curse no child
Was ever known 10 thrive;
A mother is Il mother i'll
The hottest thing alive.


A mother is Il mother i'll
The hottest thing alive.
So says C,Ieridge in his moving poem
Of tho Three rhe COO, deliberate
IN ledclon Of molher. whose hea r. h as
been estranged AMI turned To hate to-
wards her own offspring, u, indeed, n
fearful. blighiing thing. But there is
another mode ~ which mother may
curse her child, and thai is by neglec,ing
It's moral education Maternal N fluence
IS a lrlle themcj get much has been said
10 illustrate its power, il has never, in
our opinion, been ovorrated The mo-
Tiers Of IA nation are its creators; an
from the position God and Nature give
them NUT be us conceryators or des~
troyers The inflIeace Of the nursery
surpasses ~ depth and continuance ali
other III nuences.
As is the mother SO is the daughter
so is the son and with few excrp ions,
tho character formed daring the first ten
or Twelve years Of life - inm rial, it Is
That which we bear with us amid oil the
changes Of time, and carry away unal-
tered TO the ernaI world. We consider
no pefson hopeless bad. VII use early
Years were spent under jddicious trains
lng. and D,ce moral education. and
from one otherwise treated. it were folly
~ most cases ~ expect the fruits Of good
ness.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-30

A prisoner inlhe Auburn State Prison,
named Strat,on, was caught on Monday
by the band passing over tho upper
c,linder in the cutlery shop Of Messrs.
lbbotson & CO.. az d;carried up 10 tho
ceiling and around the wheel some sixty
or seventy times. striking with great
force against the getting and breaki @
almost every bone in his body HIS
wounds were Immediately dressed, tho
gashes in his body made by The protru-
sion Of the broken bones sowej III, his
fractured limbs SCI, and there is some
hopes Of his lie being saved.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-30
JOHN GILMORE Sec.
S ID ACCIDENT.

A worthy ciiz'n, Morris fIaggerty
and his son. were drowned yesterday
morning al the foot Of Mill street
Milk men Ito which class Mr. III. be-
logged have been in the habit Of dri
wing into 'he river there Tor the purpose
al watering Their hoIses Wilma a
few days the water has been rising r.
p.dly. and ,he superstition is that the
pavement has been washed away. Hng>
gerry drove into The sink imned aiely ,
and was drowned, III unfortunately
father and son persisted despite
If all The Efforts TO save them The
milk cart floaled some yards before il
sank. and one of the bIdies was seen To
rise Ia the surface Of the wafer some 80
rods, but immediately disappeared "a
goin,
We hope our friends viii warn milk
men and others, 10 keep away from this
spol--oas IL IS evident u portion Of the
pavement is washed away - Cincinnati
Gazetfe
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-30

THE CoAT OF CHRIST A book seller
in Dusseldorf is pris'ing work which
gives most detailed accoun, Of the
eighteen Coats os Christ With are pre-
served in different places in Chri s,endom
with engravings Of tho Coats, anI the
several medals an documents relating
to them. AMI also reports OF the m irccles
which these Coats. every one alleged TO
be genuine, has pc rlormed in it's own
sphere.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-30

To HOUSEWIVES. -lfsome common sal
be put into The water when washing cab.
bages or green's preparatory To cook in O
them. the snais, slugs. worms. &c, will
cone ont and sink TO the bottom, so tha,
they need not he boiled with the vegeia.
bles. II is impossible to wash them ont,
except The cabbages be taken To pieces,
and Peopio genera ly like 10 have The We.
gelahle served up whole.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-30

LONGITUDE Captain Putnam. OF the
brig Star, arrived AT New York FROM
'Grenada, informs the Journal oil Com
merce that he has discovered method
Of asceriainng Longitude wthou. The
use OF The chronomeler The value DT
the discovery will, OF course, depend ups
on the facility oI The process and the
correctness Of the results. Ga these
points, we are MT I'm formed.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-30
MIlATA mi ,nlinT

Punch says to The ladies, my denr
N-ls. cultivate your nerves, you can't
pet en- loo Notwithstanding will al,
why's DC happening 10 the house and
unless your husband DO worse than a
';ooe--every Rew frghI win no as good
IS a new gownor new trinket 10 YOU.
There nre some domestic wounds only 10
% hea'ed b. the Jawol'sr!- -.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-30

UNJUST sAIE--By virtue ~ deed NJ r,o,,
~ eSecuediy Hamilton Pollock. bearing d.ts ON
The 10 day Of May 1919. aud recorirJ IN ,be Of.
hfs o' NE Clerk Of The Comfy Cour ~ OHIO cgon,y
10 Deco b'"'k No 20 page 3d3, .hsll, on The 29th
day u January mex, between tho bos,, o1 IN Z,
clock A. M. aud 4oclock r. NJ. proceed 4, sell a,
The ffonI doof oi HE Curt House Of Ohio conntv
NJ public snciion 10 The highest bidder. the Ss1h
hall Of lo M 1879. IJitg go the Easl side Of Fsuh
street. ~ the Cry oi Wheeling. wherein is t,nck
iIunse. ~ which salJ P,Iloek now fesalss,
The sale OF the above Properly is postponed
until Monday, February 81, ls45
Terms ai sole ~ NELSON. Trustee.
jan 30
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-30
CITY NEWS ROOM.

'NNHiS room Is now completed ard open for
subscribers and strangers, Tor whom il
Il" ms The most 1rsirshle place OF resort that
has ever ben opened in Tins Ciiy = he Ro IN
will be always we'll warmed and fighied every
evening excepi Sunday
Boston, Baltimore, New Yotk,
Washington, AlhanY, Richmond.
Philadelphia, Norfolk HaTri. butpb
ptSouleh, Ncw Ofean:, Louisville,
Na>hyiie, 81 Louis, Indienorolis,
Deliuf, Cinrintaii, Coluaihus,
Cleveland and n LARGE variety OF Other rsnef.
amounting 7" 30 in Number, will ALWAYS be on
f'e. TERMS S2 90 ian 20
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-30
CONGRESS.

SENATE, jim 27-Nessrs Dix ard Dick.
enson, OF N Y, appeared and took their seats.
Petitions against annexation aud in favor OF
extending the jnriSdic ion OF the Union over
Orfg"n. were presented and referred.
HOUSE.-The House went into Committee
of tir Whole at an early hour and took up The
bill TO extend the jurisdiction ofthe Unlon over
Oregon.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-30
srrKs. SILKS! SILK!

A MERlCAN'S oatrunIze y"ui own Manu>
"a factures and support men who wi! pro.
trc them.
For exhibition and sale, Domesnc Silks
grown in The Ohio Valley, and MANUFACTURED
ircm The Cocoon I'M, pystv variety OF S arle
Silks, as plain ard & ID V-lvrtS, SaiinS, Trs.
sues, FioirpirenS, Dress Silk, g.; Cfavsts
and PICKER HandkerchieiS, Flag Silks, Serses,
Heavy Coat Silks, &c. fT G, nilemen's wear,
Gloves Hose, Shirts SC, IN anu a"iured by J. I'm
w Gill, NJ: Pleasani, JEFFERSON co, Ohi', and
tor sale by J T HORNBROOK.t
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-30
Cors pomaeaee Of hs National Ltei
gsncsr
Nrw YORK. January o2, 1915.

NEw YORK, January %, 1915.
a remarkable document, being "a re.
co ~ ncndaiO ion of day OF prayer. fast.
Jog and humllianOD, IN reference 10 the
proposed annexation Of Texas appears
IN so ne IT our papers to-day. II is
signed by 'Rr Ua TAP7AN, WILLIAM
JAY. and twelve others, members OF &
colnGi tee Of lhe American Foreign aud
,nu Slavery Soci,,y; and they recon
mend their iellow citizens 10 observe The
7ih dqy OF February next IN the manner
proposed The o. jet 10 TO avert, by
,uppIi;ation aud IdHIug The throWene
measure Of annexation. These me
now have the cJOnoss 10 call upof
IIeiven to avert calamity which the,
dlJ lneir best 10 bring abDul last NOvrm.
Der at the polls They expecl to undo
by prayers and lasts thu mischief which
hey pcrvorsely sought 10 render impi.
uent through ,he ageOcy Of iho ballot
uox Alas Tor human consistency!
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-30

DErALcATIcN. gentleman from Alba,
ny states that deiaicniion has ,iusl been
discovered. Of S35.09O' in the accounts O,
the first teller tMr. I.aveuO Of the Com
mercial Bank, Lottery tickets wore the
cause Of the mischief
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-30

~ We lean fro,n the National intelli.
gencer tat tho commissioners have sue.
ceedea in negotiating the lin,is h,an IN
Europe. We SUPPOSE the public works
of the State will progress.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-30
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

CINIIN IA II MAKkET, JNN ~.
FEyR--W ent slowly on Saturday. A. ca
"a ~ bhis sold 81 IS So only part OF It ms, ~c-
ted. 400 bps OF 355 clear, ana 81 bbls al 3,47
c!car - 2
/. WhrKtY.-ssles ,,'She River ., 20 cts rer
gallon A Miami Canal, 40 bbis solo at 2Oic,
and % bbl> a, Gle.
Pork "A sale OF 100 b5s Mess at 50 Is; ard
bbic p me at :, % cash. A ANAL sal- Of
Bulk al 3 GA Tor Eams aud Shoulders, aid
3,15 tor sides.
LiAsxrD Oh "A sale st Mills on Saturday,
81 81 nbl> al Csc PEI gallon hbis included.
", os KILLtD BERE-We ave indebed tn
Mr. Clearwater. for The following statement of
he numb-r of Hogs u2htered 10 Cincinnati
end C0vineton the past season Insirac of
giving the naraes Of the sew raj ssughieritg
houses; we number them as we did last season,
No 1, 81 Is head.
No2, % 456 do
NI3, 2S,2?S do
Noa, 23Gi2 do
No5 8. l6us9 do
Noe 1888 do
MOI, 1896 do
No 8. Cat Covington,) 1881 do
III ,2.8 head.
= Cincinnati Go<.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-30
l2:2Ssznp

We had no Richmond papers last nj ghi,
and have no further news from there
Than we have published
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-30

DIED On the 30lh of December last 81
Cumberland, Ohio, Mr. WILLIAM ALEX
AMBER, cOnsort oi Mrs Sarah B Alexander
Of This city.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-30
:otr aa'er 10 The cnannei, Failing.
PORT or WHEELING,

STEAM BOAT REGISTER,
lrr rnis and D'par,nres of Boats for tie last "a
hours, ending yts,erdav al o'.loek Il W.
ARRIVALS,
Meteor, Cincinnati
Plymouth, do
HfeILia, do
Allegheny, Pittsburgh.
Mail, DO
DEPARTURES.
Neptune, New Orleans.
senate, Cincinnati.
Mai, do
P,ymou h, Pittsburgh.
Me'e,r, do
Allegheny ST Louie.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-30
nRDERS for every description. Of Silks,
" promptly attended To by
jan 30 J & Il HURNBROOH.

RECEiVED Tins gay, from John w Gill's
~ MinuftcioIy. variety OF Silks, &c,
among which arc the following Blue PLAID
Velvet V->tiug; Striped Fancy PLAID Velvet
Vesiing; Blaos Satin do; Fancy Barred SATIN
dc; Fancy Fiorcniun do, &, &c. Al,o, a 1T Of
splendid Silk Pocket Handkeichieis, wjlled
ard common. which we will sell at prices 10
suit III times Tt
jan 50 J& T HORNBROOK.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-30
bA~T OPPORTUNITY.
RDFENHOR PORIER MIL :,

II Ih " CooOh fOh TEX will commence
his SECOND and lat Glass, in his new sys>
en- oi Arithmetic and Mathematics, ~ he
Seh"o Room vei DR. Todd'S s ore, ON Mon
hly mex, provided, 30 nf So Gentien en- and
Ladies baud IN heir names by Saturday even
ing OF his week. ANY person wishing iof
mahon respecting The system, by calling al he
school Room IN The evening or The Yircini,
H"lel during The Day, will be cordially receive
PS. WithoUi the above mentioned number
De obisinsd ~ Sniufdsy evening, the Second
Class n iil not commence.
The pub'ic are referred 10 ths following
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-30
DAILY TlNiES.
THURSDAY. JAN. 30, 1915.

VOkNEY PALMER, IL our su;nor,z ID
a.snt tor receiving Subscriptions and Adver
ns''n.nis tor the Whe,liss Times aud GazrIle
His oflces are.
100 Nassau streri, .Ns;g YORK.
81 Pine street, Patio ieiphta.
Corner oil BalIin,o,s s. Calvert streets, Ba!
fss re
~ State street, Boston.
Mr. ; WJAMES. is Agent for the Wheel
lag Times and Advertiser aud the Wesieri
W Times nn' Ghz ne, tor he Wes'efs States
Iowa sp' Wiscuus ~, assisted bv M.res MEEK
e., James Il Smuh r D.ut, O II c Jm,tuck
L J,nUiLz, and + Gardner Smrh.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-30

E.>OR SALE OR RENT. IRON
<ssaA the first dar of Apri!-TwO
.M. Story Brick on Main street. in Jon>
lsisk3 alban Zine's addilion Ia The town
<s<>a7.0 vi WbeelIng, now occnI I'D by Mrs
Pemb"'t"n. For particulars enquire al
jan 30-td JNO X BOTSFORD.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-30

or Some very novel md Interesting
IDEAS are occasionally presented byWtl-
lis. Speaking Of editors and writer's who
grow C ,lloUS to the attacks OF the envious
"r malignant, and never heed ihsm. be
|svs: Hero and there, to be- sure. q
ian ~ born, Ike mo--wih brains e.
nough but more liver than brains-nnd
'uch mon sell thoughts as they would
potatoes, aud don't break their hearts If
customer rs find sppcks in them"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-30

DrHwD Ms of Delaware,
Class lS.
81 AZ 10 ca sc 90 81 62 l74i II 80 10 rs
loves P1iZe 81.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-30

Instantly, rent asunuer, aud those ~ho are
now brothers and members OF the same
glorious 'inmi'y TO become aliens and
strangers, by This iil.s,arre6 vote of the
Representatives Of the Peopl,l We trust
IA Heaven. terrifying The stern pn:ri,u SIN
ol that eleva'el body. to guide them to he
anne decision which they have heretof ne
prom uuced, aud save the country from
feproach and disaster. g d forbid th,,
we should counsel the reje tion cr that
which could, in our opinion. add Ia III :.
safety, or rebound to the honor and hap
pncss OF this great Republic! i3n: see
ing IN the consu nnation Of this measure
immedinte war, the dlshnnor Of vi Jared
public faith, the reproa n OF tbs world. the
condemnation at history. au,, ia The dis
liant future. ruin TO this fair Union. formed
" common origin and ccmcnied by the
b God of the Re, oluion aud the tot, al
WASHINGTON and his vcsera,ed cpnpa
,ri"is. wo canno, bes lent. We sh uld be-
IaI'h'ess To our duty il we did not protest
aud beseech to the eni-trusling Ia thu,
Providence, which hns tn inr 50 kindly
watched over this favored country, TO ~.
vert the cunsummation of an an act 30 full
OF danger. present aud pro.prctivs.
We have no, the heart ut present To 10
any fnr'hcr in,o the p,rticulsrs of las,
weeks do'ngs; the most important oi
which was the passage hv the Senate of n
ball To csrabli,h the Smithsonian ms i,ute
the perfection Of which INFO a law viii
be "A credit TO the present c. npress
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-10-02

TN the world is now admitted to be Di
l. Sherman's Medcatcd LoLenges They
are so pleasant that they can be as readily
taken as the most pleasant confectionery
They consist of
Cough Lozenges,
Which are the safest and most eff'cctual re-
medy for coughs, colds, consumption,
whooping cough. asthma, SC, ever offered
to the public. They operate by promoting
expectoration, alaying the irritation Of
coughing, and removing the cause Of the
disease.
Worm LOZcnges,
The only infailibe worm medicine ever dis
covered. In over 400 ,00G eases they have
never been known to fail. Many disease
arise from worms and occasion long and in
tense suffering and even death, without
their ever being suspected grown persons
are very often afflicted with them, aud are
doctorci for various complaints, without
any benefit, when one dose of these lozenges
would speedily cure them.
CamphOr Lozenges,
For nervous or sick head ache, paip'tation
of the heart. lasstude and nervous affection
generally. Persons travelling or attending
large parties will find the Lozcnges really
reviving. and imparting the buoyancy of
youth
Cathartic EoZenges,
The best cathartc medicine for removing
bile from the system and preventing attack
of the bilious and ntermittng fever of this
section of country.
Shcrman's Poor Mans plaster,
This Plaster, Of which over 1000 600 are
sold yearly, is believed to be the best plas-
ter for rheumatism, iumbago pain in the
back, side, breast or any other part Of the
- :
cen's,) brings it within the reach Of every
person in the community. Forsale By
J. READ,
Sole agent, Burlington
Lot Me6iH, Augusta; and Tryon y Day
Oguawka feb 27eoply
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-10-02
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ID ETUR1 their thanks to the citizens of
IL Iowa md Illinois. for the liberal
share of p.blic patronage which they
have received and embrace this opportunity
Of informing item that they have removed
from their old stand on Jefferson Street.
to more comnodions building. situated on
the corner Of Valley and Main Streets,
where they ar prepared 20 furnish at the
shortest notice my description Of carriages
now in use, tie workmanship and dura
bility of which lave been fully Vested in
this vicinity ami need no further rccom-
mendaton.
They have jua received good and gen
.,-i assortment cfmaterials from New York
pittsburgh and Wheeling, Of the latest
style, to wit: lace fringe, patent leather,
elliptic springs, SC, &c which will enable
them to furnish work at rates to suit the
purchaser. Produce of every scription
taken in payment for work.
june 20 '44-tf 4