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The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1845-01-08
Twenty-cighth Congress,
SECOND SESSION.
SENATE.
WEDNESDAY, Jan. s, Is45.

communication from the War department was
received accompanying the I'd Auditors statement of
the,contngent expenses otthe military departments
Mr.. JOHNSON presented the petition Of citizens
oil the parish of Assumption, Louisiana, against the
validity of certain claims against lands si,ua,,d On
Homas grant, about forty miles above DonnaIdson-
vile, and complaining of the conduct of the land Of
flee In issuing patents to Spectators; belonging to
200 families who have been settled on those lands
since the SPaniards were in possession of the coun-
try Reierredto the Judiciary Committee
Also, another petition of III inhabitants of Lon.
isana, against the conduct of the Secretary of the
Treasury in granting land patents to certain persons
against the authority OF law. He also offered res
olulion which he wished referred to the Judiciary
COMMITTEE, Tor the purpose of inqurng into the va
hdiy oil the action OF The land office in issuing such
patents.
Mr.. BERRlEN rose, and remarked. that the re,o.
luton offered by the Senator from Louisiana com
manded the Judiciary Committee to inoure into the
validity OF the conduct of another Department which
he conceived to be beyond the powers of the Com
m'ttee Such procedure belongs properly TO Con.
gress. The resolution was laid on tie table
Mr.. BUCHANAN presented a petition from oi,i-
zens OF Gettysburg Pennsy asking for re-
ductlon IN the rates of postage, and aboshing the
rankng privilege. Referred to the Committee on the
Post Office and Post Roads
Mr.. STURGEON presented petition from citi
zens OF Pennsylvanla, asking Congress to orgsnze a
territorial Government in Oregon and for other mr.
poses. Referred.
Mr.. FOSTER, Of New York, presented n lin far
the relief Of William b. Cheever. Referred tn the
Committee on Claims.
Mr.. CHoATE offered joint resolution in relation
to the Library Of Congress
Mr.. MERRlCk presented petition from Frances
younger, praying that pension formerly granted to
her may be restored. Referred to the COMMITTEE on
Pensions.
Mr.. HUNTINGTON reported back bill from
the Committee on Commerce. in relation to the con-
strueton OF revenue cutters, with amendments
Mr.. MERRlCh asked leave TO introduce bin
providing for the transporting Of the mail between
.he Ohted states and foreign countries Referred TO
the Committee on the Post Office and P,.t Rood
with an order to Reprinted. Also, Joint resolution
Tor making contracts for the transportation Of the
mail over railroads in the Unned States. Refer.
red to the Committee on the Post Office and Post
Roads. -
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THE MEXICAN NEWS.

Many of the details Of the Revolution in
Mexico We copy from the New Orleans Jeifer-
sonian Republican. The New Orleans papers
do not mention the fact of Santa Anna having
been bsnished by the new Government. But
such has undoubtedly been the case, although
he is slill in the country, surrounded by the
remnants Of his army, ard probably will not
escape with his life. Our information in rea-
tion to the decree OF Punishment, was derived
from an authentic source.
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no TN Of december, the greatest rsjolclngs took

the 7th Of December the greatest fcJoioihgs TOOK
place in tho city OF Mexico
There il one remark able feature IN tins revolution
So far with but one triiiiDg exceptou, ~ mas ueo"
bloodlsss. AT Jslspa lew persons were Alied.
Every where the tide Of popular feeling 80 Ytea.
and general against Santa Anna mat "o'u , ou'
.n outlet 10 render Irresistible His friends are 90 lew
and feeble that they dare not make show OF rssis
lance The money OF which he has robbed inc ma
ton has been partly used In paying troops upon
which he relied 10 a crisis like the present lhey
arc too few in number To resist inc ioroe "t'y
ed against them aud seeing the hopelessness OF az
taching themselves TO the fortunes OF man VINO mas
fallen beyond all hope are deserving him by nun
dreds The next arrival will doubtless bring US inc
news OF his capture. AT the last accounts, oshta
Anna was at Queretara the force under his command
with which he intended TO attack Paredes having d.
minished from 1900 to some 1000 or 5000
IL is asserted that the new Government oilers MIN
no terms short of his paying up the twelve millions
of dollars OF the public money he is charged "ph
having useessy squandered, or appropriated 10 ms
own private purse. This condition II can scarcely
be possible TO execute, and IN default oil complying
with IT, the deposed tyrant Is threatened with death
The inhabitants Of every town from which inteih'
gence has been heard had joined against the
Dictator and in favor of the Congress There APP
pears TO be but one sentiment with the Mexican peo-
Pile, and that is, 81 down with Santa Anna }"
The report which reached here some time since,
of the arrival in Mexico OF Mr. Cushing the Minis
Ter of the United States to China, is confirmed. lie
reached the coast at the tine previously an
nounced and crossed over land 10 the city Of MeAl'
co. from whence he proceeded TO Vera Cruz, and re-
Gently took ship for New York. IL Is reported that
no came down safely from the city Of Mexico wan
all his public documents, but has servant who follow
ed next day with his private papers, was robbed Of
every thing the road by the ladrones. II, as we
are fearful, Mr. CO. notes Of travel were among
these papers the loss is truly a great one.
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ENGLAND AND DISQUALIFICATION
OF THE PHILOSOPHY OF HISTORY IN
RELATION TO THE DISSOLUTION OF
THE TURKISH EMPIRE.

RELATION TO THE DISSOLUTION OF
THE TURKISH EMPIRE.
The Jealousy of Great Britain with respect
to what she calls the freedom of the Mediter-
ranean, has been incidentally advered 10 in a
former number: "We can all see," said Black
woods Magazine, Zone Of the organs of the
Tory aristocracy, which usually speaks with
great accuracy on any point of deep national
interest, especially as 10 foreign poIicy) "the
effect of the French occupation of Algiers and
war upon Morocco, on the freedom of the Med
iterranean." To free the Mediterranean from
any force calculated or designed TO obtain
preponderance over the British in that seattle
battle of the Nile was fought, and Nelson was
feted eulogized, and elevated to the peeragy
This was regarded as an achievement in its ma
tonal results as important as that of Trafalgar.
1t cut up completely the designs of the French
Government in the far-famed Egyptian exped-
ton. 1t arrested Napoleon himself, in the full
tide of conquest 1t dimmed the glories of his
victories in Egypt, and compelled him TO return
to the European continent to replace by new
exploits there the laurels which had fallen from
his brow by the English superiority in that vast
dividing inland sea, which washes alike the
shores of Europe, Asia, and Africa. The vic
tor of the Pyramids-the conqueror of the
Mameukes-was paralyzed in his progress by
battle on an element in which the English
maintained an ascendency despite of the liberal
expenditures and brave efforts of her great
rival, France. 1t has been Egypt tina, more
than forty years afterwards induced the pre-
sence and employed the vigor of British naval
force near the shores of the same sea. II was
Egypt, apparently on the eve of consolidating
the Turkish power with its own, which restored
that empire to much of its former terrible energy
To prevent such a contamination the Syrian
war of 1910 was waged. England, Russia
and Austria combined to this end but not
France France stood aloof in determined adj
he,ion to a different system. A belligerent
spirit existed, because of the difference on that
subject, between the two nations. But King
and a Minister friendly to peace, dispelled the
menaces of war. IfGreat Britain was deeply
intent on her own objects in that war, she was
equally alive to French progress on the
terra frma of Africa, lsved by the Mediterrs-
mean, 10 1874, We have briefly stated in a
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TANNERS ATLAS-cHEAP. - Revised e,irion
and perfected up To the close Of l5Ai--prce pIh
the accompanying voume) reduced to sl2, both
handsomely bound.
For sale, few copies only by
jan s-3t +. TAYLOR,
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DISCUSSION IN THE HOUSE.

We shall hasten TO resume the publication OF
the speeches delivered 10 the House on the sub
ject of annexation. Tomorrow we shall give
the eloquent and soul-slining speech of Mr..
YAsoEY, of Alabama. which will be followed
by JUICE BAYLY's powerful constitutional argu-
mept
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I'VE have added the italics in thi, quotation,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-17
EXCHANGE IOTEy

EXCHANGE PLACE, BALTIMORE.
VIE subscriber respectfully announces 10 hi.
n friends mud The puhlic. that lac has purchased
MeERA SrUS CoLEM ms inrere,i. and bycome
sci q ,see OF tho above rs abiishmcni.
The Hotel IL located convenien, TO all The PRIN-
SIPaL STEAMBOAT LANDINGS AND Rail.
KoaD DEPOTS. md ofiers every inducemcnt for
e""''T'. The Rooms ore large and airy. aud fur.
nished in a style no, surpassed by snv similar on,
adjustment in the Caiird S,n,~s.
From The experience The Proprietor has had ia
Tho management OF q FIRST CASS HOTEL, hcF
u tiers himself that every department Of The es,ah.-
''.hmen' VIII be conducted in a style 10 please thos4a
Who may favor hum with q call.
dec 6-tw IOHN wEor'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-17
COLUMBUS, (ON COM
-

'iSHNCT FOR WIiET LING
II ~ LIS !. Al SbTirer & Srelle'S Warehouse
Wa'er street.
SNHHY will reko risks on Buildings Of I'll
, kinds; MI
u..nH'"o'S,s ma CargccS, Factories, Mills.
-'e'ooql>, tlateoa,S and Carsoes Sc, against
loss 81 damage by hre,rr The dangers and neriIs
OF me seas, lakes or rivers. on very favorable
-, RETURN PREMIUMS.
heir agents are author Zed to make the fol
loving terms with their customers:
Any person nSuIing 4 single risk bv which
no loss TO the company j. sustained shan re,
eve return on application To TIE agent. of
! pr cent On the amount pad. On nett gross
premium paid each year, amounting 10 s5Oo
-" Al "Ser' III Per csnt on dc; amounting to
sS,OoJ OF over, Is per ceni. ian y
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-17
ROPES.

AH.hnu a"u Tor sale a general assortment oil
" Cordage, consisting in pafI as follows:
White lard and Manila Ropes Of all sizes
1000 lbs Packing Yarn
1000 " Oakum
5OO " Broom Irvine warranted good
AIS" Lines ond Twines Of every yoriotv ,od,z.
al OF which will he sold as cheap az can no =
chnscd in This city or Pittsburgh. ""
fI"T Bee'wfT. Ginseng, Corn Brooms. Oo,s md
|-fn 'nken ia exchange al Wheeling Market price
,f C"fs'ge' n' ne old stand formerly occupied by
Darse a. llogc, No l Water street. y
"' CHARLES III REpRy
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-17
UNITED STATES HOTEL.

btpos, ND
FHNHE Proprietor re pcctfully iaforms b;s
~ Trends and the public, that he has taken
this SPLENDlD f. WHOTEL., which he now
- 2 place Of both ELEGANT and COMFOR-
TAbLE ENTERTAINERS Tho ParIors
and chambers have bsen tastsfully fitted up
WIN entire netr Furniture and BeddinP, with
a view 10 the cass. comfort and conven ienee Of
ms guests especially Of ladies and families.
me departIner' OF the Larder is equally wei
srdefod. In fact ,lerc IL, through every depart-
ment OF the establishment. an air Of n~eatncss
md elegance that cannot fail to pleapa all who
may fuvor him With a call. A CON TON.
may al
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-17
JOHN X ~B0TSEoVD-

mo .8, WATER ST. WHEFIINc
b AS just received from The East q v,,v
IA ltIae snl general as, ortmenr of Iiouo,,
SCARS, TOBACCO, GRccERIEs, &c, among which
aGc e ""Su
Shai1 pipes seisneu e. Dupeey's 18th broof.
BRANDY; fV'
haIf ~, ~ aienneSsey do;
qr cash Fort Wine, superior ouaIiIv.
fr do Madeira do, do J'
. coz MuScal Wipes: WI
D 10 Claret do FIRST o~ual;,v.
. ~ Gherfy Cognao, superior ao,u,u-
. do Lemon Syrup; f'~")'
zodd &C West India Pepper Sauce;
5000 Regalia Segar,; '
1000 Imperial Cazador,s do.
i2oVo Principe do, isi, 81 and 81 onaIui..
a large quanWy Of half Spanish and q
mon DE-; ""u JOIN
~ gross Golsh's Matches;
a large and general ,s.or
OF me most ~fayoIire brandt. "eht
MI mIl.ei'S fine cut Tobacco:
oOAf' every description and %opsl;,,
on iacIursd by F Hyde & Sous BsI, manu-
SeveIal boxes Pine Apple Cheese,
iogelhti WIN a general assortment of c,o-
stIles al ct the very best qnaIiiy. vbicb Iii
monntains. 30" "estoI lna
feb II
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-17
WESTERN INSURANCE COMPANY
CAPITAL $500 OoO-

his company being now duly organized. n,
p!esareu 10 make Insurance on every dos.
e'iptlrn ofFirc and Marine Risks, such 80 wwee
ing houses, Store II ouses. & with their con.
I,n,s. Also, Steam Boais, Flat Boat. aud Keel
on the Ohio and Nississippi rivers. or her rib.
u.iIy strerms. Application for insurance 10 he
Silds lei the nresent at tne U ficc of the Wheel
ing Savings. Ins ~litution '"'e'
s"" TCoY Sec'v
RETURN NUNS.
'H'hE WESTERN INSURANCE. Comm,
~ nv OF Wheeling win return 10 per cen,
90 all premiums received .or risk. tsken from
ms dsts, where no los la, occurred.
r Mccoy,
''''U - iSl". Secretary
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-17
ROPES. HOPES

~. subscriber has removed his Co,Jooo
pars9 toTg, TO ,he stand formerly occupied Ike Se
sD,oa,,I y, 'ioEe asa Hat Store. Having n iatgSs
OF every description, which will he soiJ wv wJnes,
sas9 ., Ddficfed for BeeswaK, Ginscns q EIn,UO.,
h 20, o., cls9 pfIces' The public arc rcspectf,i.
inc sIso,,L - h''o nm . call before pufchas-
sYg '"eie' CHARLIE 5 " BERRY
"'~ - Head Of Wot,r .'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-17
REMOVAL.
FRENCH DYEING ESTABLISHMENT IN

'iiLstsLlINO.
] G LOHLEIN, French Dyer. on N. o,ho.
SIDE OF The bridge. South Wheeling, second
1901 rom IL T Kelley's Store, returns his srats'
Tor neT faTprs, and respectfully informs tbcm
mat he has added TO his establishment impott'
am ana ~ France, newly discovered Improve
them. "' "iJ"i''P
he leels perfectlyconfdeptto rive every satis
Of a liberal patronage. oc'o"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-17
IL % a EL& 81.
DENNiSoS 5G. y DgNSl<oS.
DENSISON ECU%E

DENNISON ECU~E,
Corner OF Main aud 9th SITS, Cincinnati.
IzN fEfHiS well known establishment,
Tsss&l = lrt,y occupied by Col Jno No,
ssss bio. and fuTncrly By The Senior OF
GssssG oar House, i;now opened under tn.
direction and Proptie,otshin OF The undersigned,
oy whom rs btsh tepn'aiiuu as HOTEL Vt
the htst class viii, IL is hoped, 10 sustained.
Extensive additions have been made. aud il
has been Put IN themost thor ough repair, poin
ed and refticd.
From the locality Of this house, being IN the
most %tehirit par 81 ihe cry, equal dis,sncc
from Canal and stea nbOai landings. render !,
elnally attractive and eonvtuient 10 men OF
business sud leisure.
To all who may favor ,hem with a call, ,hey
extend the assurance that 10 efart will be
spared by them 10 render he visit OF their guests
-lea>ant and agreeable.
DESNISON & SON.
mnti 2n-Cin Gazsh
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-17
GLUE AND GLASS pApDD

HN H. HORNB3OOK, msnulac,urc 49,,
r. con>'anng prepared tn snrpIv ,1 "uu
"''> lI clio q Glass Paper Of sumo, ~
a., wnIcn w1I Re furnished Ia dealers tnaI
IL nnyS ~ az low "a rale as they can pofc5.u.
on 81, LIZ Oidcfs lef at tie Wsrsbogss
H,.ssi, below The Post once winbs
Feb. 10, 1915.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-17
Y VS. e. 70 g "a e. r.,

INSURANCE..
HS iShS viii he taken tv tho FIRE.
MA INSURANCE CoMPAN WHEELING
at TIE forrest rates nn-
nu,iu,nSs OF all kinds, st.ne, brick o, ooden
9tva nooa,s; factories; mills. ae.
AND merchandise o~fallkiods.
And asaiust ali d,nyn
and railroads. 'hos seas canals
tne charactcr OF the ompanys. 10 p,omn.
ment Of losses we beg leaye TO refer 20 Inc me-.
ehants Of this place md elsewhere who nave had
ne adjustment Of claims, upon us. nngi
oH'ee on VA II ST. X. HARDING Sec'y.
r-,, RETURN PREMIUMS.
"a Of Wheels g, will return 10 n.r c.r, ~
an PREMIUMS ieceived for risks aiken from ,b;,
'imr where no los has occurred.
zen "a X w ARrING Sec,et,rv
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-17

s5AVE removed 'hei, Eiabl,hmenrto their
Ne New Btts BnldIng, cast side of II NR
KET 8. a few doors below The Post ON r
where they have supplied themselves with
sew and large Engine anil other fxture f,I
Their business, IN n superior style.
They carry un The House and STEAM
BOAT PLUMBING in all lis branches.
Thy have constantly on hand HydIautS ot
various description, hsuerS' Kettles, water clos.
cts, bath tub, hot AMI cold shower ba'h<, re-.
tortS i"r b'clchIng, chenical app. r,ru,, |. nj
cchinS, patent bath punF>, lead pipes OF sil siz
=, sheet lead Of any th!ckucsS and worked m
in any manner OF loim.
Water conducted through lcalen pipes nom
>rrinGs 10 dwclii Ig houses an the county.
Also BEER PUMPS fued ~ 10 order.
LEATHER HOSE,
Superior pumps for country wells, Steam En-
gIn"s SC. sc.
All orders thankfully received and punctu
ally atisnded IL.
STEAM POWER.
For manuitciaiIng purposes can be supplied
"a several Descriptions Of mechanics, ~ the
2 story Of then building, or Oh The ground
nbSI n, very modera'e rent.
Wheeling, Feb 10, AZ.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-17
wItIGUT's INDIAN yECETAuID
D. 4 L. H. S.
VI i"E NORTH AMERICAN COLLEGE O
HTAETH-

NO MEDICINE HAS ever b,en ;,,ro.
'Guied to The American Public, whose wiz.
tuSs nave seen more cheerfully and univor.
sally acknowledged than the above pa AIMED "
WRiGlIfS INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS.
re descant upoH their merits. a: this : ate day,
would seem 10 be wholly unnecessary, as ve2y
icwindced who read this article, will be found
unacqualnted with the real excelIence 81 ,ha
es,obli"S II smt n i"rthrTproof were wanting to
might be foundiR The fact that no medicine i,
sIIAMELEssLY couYTERFEIrFp.
Ignorant and unprlncipled men nave At variou.
places, maIuiactured Il Spurious pill; and i'm or.
aer more completely TO deceive the public have
maze TN outward appearance to re sembIe Inc
true medicine. These wicked peonle could neyar
pass OIL their " orthless trash, but for the assis.
Lancs OF certain misguided storekeepers, who
because they can purchase the spurious article
AT a reduced rate, lend themselves 10 this
"'yhs rous sYstern OF imposition and crime.
me patrons Of the above excellent Pills, will
,noleIore be on their guard against everv kind Of
imposition, and remember tn only genuine ssent
IN Wheeling is JAMES MELLoR, 90 Union 81.
The following / ighly respectable store koeoers
have been anpointed agent. for the sale Of efe'S
WRlGiiTS INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS.
EEnnasL johnson, Monongabels, Wash. co, Pa.
Slhhghsm Johnson, Eideisville, do.
Klchard Ward, Peris, do.
van Reeves, Greenfield do.
a Kerr d CO. Cross creek do
Walter Boyle, Hickory Do.
Jas Mellor, &c Union s: Wheeling, Ohio CO. Va.
JACOB Gooding. 'Triadelphia do.
! p Brown, WeIlsbuTg Brooke county Va.
Dlip y CoNt no.
X lngraham & Co. Waynesburgh Greene co Pa
Hunnel d Parkinson, jefferson do
a JcHos, Carmichael town do
Samuel Higeenbotham, Grccnsl urph do.
T. a ~ w Meztuzat, Mapleton do.
yo!n Patterson, Patterson's Mills Wash co Pr.
William Mercer, Florence do
kobt Magical, Raccaon p o. do.
LOWS Freeman, Bellville do.
> Chick oring e. Co. Canonsburah do.
Hart " Hopkins. Centreville do.
John ID Chambers, Washington do.
Bryant Craven q Co, Wet AlexandtI do.
r. d Crsycroft, Claysville do
Isaac V Davis, Morganvile do.
80 henha, hlisoorouRh do.
'oh" 'n,eu, m,iIsnoI oneh do.
Inc only seteiilv against impositions is 10
purchase, from To- regular advertised agents
and In al cases be Particular to ask for WTights
Indian Vegetable Pills. '
once devoted exclusively to the sale IF tho
Philadelphia. eH
aJ,Remtmber. mono arc genuine excen,
Wrighrs IndiaA Vegetable Pills. "
Jun4 ~ WILLIAM WRIGHT.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-17
FOREIGN COLLECTIONS.
IA YLOR 4 MASON.
ATTORNEYS At LAW

rONtION COLLECTIONS.
J. W. TAYLOR
TIA YLoR q MASON
ATTORNEYS AT Law.
~; LOUIS Mo, Office No. 94b Main Sire,
SrESlAL ATTENTION will be given ia ,bc
Taxes. and The investigation of Land T,,Is. ,h,ar"L
out ihs States Of Missouri and Illinois, and III.
Territory OF Iowa "'
REYfR To:-.-
Clarke. Dorsey Il Co.
James s Wheat, Esq. HI,.E,< r.,
Charles ID Knox & Son.
Cope, Tedhunter IL Co.
Hon o r Johnson, fhuedeiPkfa
John ID Davis. Pittsburgh.
ID N Davis & Co, ST Louis.
Gn,hra'i'' q Greenfield. Nes Orlsaa.
may ii
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-17
CAUTION TO l.

LET ALL THE WORLD TAKE Office
AM Bee AREFUL NOT TOBUYcHR
lSHGAR COATED)IMPROVED INDIAN
VEGETABLE PILLS, unless EyEnY nov
has on II the wa ITEM signature Of The orr,
ginal Inventor and patentee,
q BENJAMIN SMITH, MD
these pleasant Pills possess powers 10 one n
ALL The natural drains OF The SYSTEM viz. Tho
Lungs, KiDNE VS., SKIN q. BOWELSN
hilheno UNKNOWN IN the practice of medicine;
ami So complete has been heir uiumph nve'
all other neJiciDes, that many hs We been led
10 suppose they contain some powerful mineral.
POI upon examination by Dfs Chiffon, Ran,
dolpb, Huntington and others, This supros,tion
rs al once proved 10 be q oundl6Ss.
Sold IN New York, at the principal Office.
lI9 Greenwich stree, also by Rush,on & cn'
Broadway, corner o: nth street.. -
Pamphlets 10 be had OF agents gratis.
N B.-PersonS will also notice ontbe i'm To-
ed nlint. ""'
The genuine may also br boueb, with sa,s,,
al III GuiOn'S, corner Of d ,wety and C,anJ
street, aud Mrs Hays, 1879 Fulton steer R,noL"
,yn and az respectable stores throughout ,bs
United States. ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-17
SUGAR COATED PILLS W.
MORE EVInENrC

ORR hill, Of The firm of G,rIcv a. nan
ITE lG9 Broadway, says The Sugar Coa,er
indian vegetable Pills are superior Ia any he
nas ever iasen HIS wife has found them de
lihhiiul and cficatious. y
Miss DoUGLAs>, corner Walker and Indian
S%'ieels, has been cured ri pain in inc besJ
dimness of sight, and dizziness nf long sand
ing, by thcm Pills. """"
Mas siMoHs, Of % Henry stree. cured NJ
DSinS and cramps OF eight years SANDING
Mn ATKINS, OF 1868 Greenwich Slrect c,,eI
OF ty'ptpSls, OF seven years standing.
MA CAHLtcE's daughter. 3 Sfaple sfre,t N,
cd uI Worms IN heir worst form.
REV Ma BURStTr, NJ Bfooklyn cured =, a.,
lous complaints, weakness. sc. VI"
We need not add more. Evidence c,,uA
nIon Us ron all quarters No Pills eyer bef,,.
iccompli>hedSo mut h ,wHh So line rropbls ,nd
iisagrreablcness, aSDr Smiths Sngar Co.."
Improved Indian Vegetable Pills So
corner BJwey and Grand ss pL,,""S
;or9ef OF Hickman and William ,rrcer>. ETys
,eU : 70 iini on 81 Mrs llays 10 FulI1n =,
trOCklyn; add 203 Greenwich S'recf go
he la1cl--lcck Tor Df sArrn', written . Tn
81 - Iy !