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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-07
FEVFES. MVFFS.

'+rHa iH'Icr a"f hsss tustr,rsifrt - iht Wteritre
- ruc q isfrs tssoufurut ~ Nats 90 Naioes 0uail
Nt. st ue.s E|esIlfna Nysr. ius al. Nid Cal o.
faitss tlak. au. Cane 60. o. Uany- to tD.et fr.. sal
at JOHNSON o. ElbE1 uIIf.
(eHERT TarC tfNs sINaENTY nuuufs ia,
81 fnIUs \ ttsisr uff tlrtf rofk of gasluTs. ahs.
30 ~, husHa DO sf.- ieA owes ifoua isst seatpr wil ssf
80 Haf tF calico HrteH. Cav selu nr $40 are i,fsf
'u is ntro ~ vialptcl they VIII nug
uusfcrI0. $50
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-07

lSr rrceired. iirers nsns pb4.s,f4-.
fniiokias asIirlra. f@ eas'is ipa
. lipA tHfoa. . tss Rock rsna, a ~. O.
~ hsfif ltnk toaf ofHirs.a fasts 49,.
W. hre 'fIos. Z tss farers. 4 49,. 49,
iars Wissd fies3rs. frssorsrs pa,
Npltt"e trrrhfs ftsfs, ifusa rsei - 49,.
ltN sstefief fi1s AFpsf ffar.e s..ef--r
NHnenfsiinf eskoa. Preston. s.s-.
.etst t tn1fs sufsfof Hersis -
~. dsrrr -. Fefftiks s~as.slar Tssss-
a.ss 49, 'tn efrnus fFenarsoas snr fns
1ls s'u Slfue. Groand Aa.. re,.~s
- rfh Atiapats. nrie4 rsrTr-t- 49,
Nt Nl4Hff effut EIaates ri. tf.-t.
rfipi 7r'f hgnthe era uasiefs. 8 ttss pr.e -.
enptfn htfuaE lesaty Heflas. - n.~sa..s
80 "eirss VIII sissy sni~l~ III
30 sAssF ~ essa ~ approves tsBei.
+f 30 nfEtsiNcEv
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-07

"SUGAR n PILLS.


Tbs increasing ropuhs1g ~ IN g pENJ SMITHS
IMih1At iNhhAN NhGErAHtE e. e.
IT'D flLlr. hAs induced . hauaisr of persons 20 make
s"tre.hinE uFN rsh PILLS aud coat them wuh snrsf. ln
ORDER n s'A ua'm for the Eeuuinr. white they d. NOS
pess~-tA pAftcis 20 the Euoausss. nnr even arsimiiate a.
aplsSfanes io ths %pfigirNi, ~. SIuiths rius Ia sh.u.
ue1 AUan Intended urln toe community. a
minister MO A. nfst hsf an interest tn an iuuif aiion 20.
gaf tea ~ ffN, mauufarfurul IN Albany. Ncw York has
stFehtNrm 90. a. ~ satr. on account ct thz mircra lic
disnorSA rarlcs concerned ia manufacturing thrm@
ihe same rsrtF as now lndu.ifiauslt cirCniaiina ft
Pnusctlcaiarf 90 tniufc nr- Smth aud TO area zoe fc
p'isii"n 81 hts valuable piNs bui rsthcf than nolice
Nem m pn'irc, ~. ruliih . asoui Ia Institute lssai Pro
tc~iiues a,aunsi item iof their siand,u. a. hr hes ~
"n"tHef case eEatHef a -luIihr raftY, ~ which De- fecuy
Hva alarsc Rnuuntu dauaua. Tssr miserable fmiia
iWs nave u rtsntt ollie most AomtnaiiU mf ans te palm
81 ulsf couni'ti"i pila, 40 the pahitc knoU Thai nF
rotths ac the original and Ecnalns. several iufau
o. hsve come io putlis notice in which us iss h-cn
Endangered bf TIE untprunAto usr ol THE ruunicffUitf-
to ~. r1fuhs Pills that arc dong good in thc cgurty.
mhf fonsw aug plainly snow.
MORE MINISTER'S
Zee and Recommend DE-. Smiths Pills thsn al othsfs.
tnis ~ 20 csrtiff thtt I have u@rd ihe sugar Cnatcd
Iusmsuutoriurcd hy - B~crjamin smith. OF Nuw Aork
fpf sonpr time. aud ieiicve tlcn 30 o. q Fond medicine f.
ard stso, from iRsgiry iu Shat CITY. nu persuaded that
De- sttg otigifsi Inventor. and therefore b. enthird 20
tis lsheht VI tle invention.
rssiof ist haPusi Church. FttsaOEh
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-07
MORE MINISTER'S

From ne Blue INNS CIicEen. ma
rs esah Soc attention. OF our readers ~ thc crr,tssie
81 kst. :. ultaur, fatpf offst Baptist Ohufrb. Ius
tuffls in ryiatan a. Dr. Fmiits pits We can ourrsy,s
lesr tss, iuloHf to the syceIsb,e 81 those TuI.. one III "a
having uscd tHgIu I'D ciIerisucsd great rCicf Gom
theus.
Ike alorrs 'hs bet paper n the state Of pc,av are.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-07

LrED TNCKs-5 hsse- each Mes IS. O. q and 10
- or Tacks % superior quality iusf received aud fof
'',s low y "a rH"ENnEoek
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-07
"A GARD


TALIANT AND ~BRI.ArLAfN, Monros -. whee
- iipg "a. having received heavy msosscs % Goods
so'sdto The tfede sir rf'pa ,dt los sns f'cs r.ee.
90 dcairl o. the fcuowux Good. toughi a. The lowest
foinf ~ he nssftCl snd ore'ea1 sNerl snsH y 49,
ht@wn Ard nicschodto.dsin is'rc g~usnihiesl ,cAmsr,
tkscks urhis. shirinr stripes al color averN lsus lot
Noolsn-. Consisting of'i"ih-. 'Sssiineros. Saline NJ
-, and TNesds i4irorg which ae many new siyie
C.ods. such e. neirian tsssiwefes, iAio A,o cloths. So
fisunsis. Bisnhefs. Shawl, con to,ts. pfe-s foods,
q sshnicre-. Mousiln Iciain-, Aipscss. frinis, S~inehsaurr
rclnr jn.i IN receir, % their Second stock ms. TGi
thcy csn oncf ucsh Goodsto perchassfA-A.Cy oe'1i.
PIANO-FORTES & NEW MUSG
Usr etencd , sapefior Piano Porte. - Auey an A
.tyi. % furniture. isbsdcd Mahogany plsinI shaded
- German Manufacture. furniture tcry sie.V. These
crest esn. ard VII - ~susnied 10 pungsscrs, and
sod ~ the lowest Mauufacinfcf's pucs-. ldding tfaus-
ro,is'sn i,ena The sea board for ss's y yNsshI."'
ITsT received a hne assortment 81 Ssh,onahie music
- oou,isiius OF MArches. WAitSes. gwrfkss, folss-
and Ncs sonss' Win a variety OF fseehsnoou' pieces
Also Hunter. eeleir rated risnyrseep'or
clark A Burrspd'- Pri,ers. with a variety
Of rreeep'or- for Band aud othe Instruments, Tor sale
oeL so No THO, street, Wheeling. Va.
b. s.sSil. nl %Shf n.S Sss sss Trsu a n s,ssn = en- e
100 Man strcvi wheonns, Ma, For sale loo foT eash.
oei2
y mAVEa lot OF Hats or land tina, win dispose Of
u iot ten pc' cent below e&i--hais that were rod ms
for eood oUos.hut are ouse'wse. They were made ri
the vel kuoWa slop shop No. ! NJ street. Persons tia
1--we ~ s's@r houses slould M threw stone-.
seeE ~snHARfER.
SOMETHING NEW
GENSENEY A. RHODES have received this n,orninl
San esftrc new Article fef trimming ladies dresses.
GoLD PENS received. another 10, Of ,ha-s su,rr,o
~ Premium Diamond pointed goia pens. some wal
g"id holdefs ard pcpeii-. Gold pencils, Soid ,hi,nhAe.
t'old s"ati and fob chsius. KEYS aud slides. Gold Minis
tIrs cases plated AID rlt do. Bracclet elssp-. silver TIE
Aha iAhs Spoons mo. BISHOP.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-07

G~frfrfACLFF toit silver Cermau sliyef. sized mued
~ hre ga 10 cd s-vr'ar ~. fcufnts sp%eciscies. con
"a sos fr urtr sifhfcf Fefsous. ohd - sss te.aired
aed nee rlas.rs pGf ia 10 sut any Iefsou fom 10 10 tp
yfars Old. IN nfsuOr. ia2 Alan d.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-07

FOH fHE LADIES
~ Received al SEE hfnN sIue 81 A = VnnU al.
~ talnw uf Ifatta Fsfrrfr
ifeaf tuaat e~ffereua Tfetit r%ttfatf Of uffnss
Wf hn HrIDfnlIf
- haH la
tn NFfnumuf 49, r
Ahoa fftaf variety 81 unIf Una r.rsH.
Van tlailf tAsh ESD ro,ah Hmsbs - 80
~ tflI nMf ieo fras OF sfr.4r.tr IN.
inf frrtod uthf ace suaf H.-. X
hsH fIefl N ufrtHr. fh nrfr ri r4r
MtNnHL HAHbBtU A. q Il. I
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-07
FALL FANHION F0R NM

M tLiAN. in Main sft4. "a
- hs frienes ga rHgi1nesa
"a tuai dfrrt fupl ~ 49,
aarfE % sfsa salaetIrr piA
Be- "a hAIs lnie mrerr b rs r
va riesse ED I'D = ie rcn 0eaurHsa
"A EMEAfIaN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-07

1hc "iHFFoNfp lnrfaN VUCfrAntF mite" Sugar
t"Asdl env rcrt1iuiY doing Wuch rood boz CD, whole
cnauiry fud suv hiFhih estrsmsd, it ono hair D. tms
tnet lr~olirurifr aua saf strnt tbsm. T'ho, sfc 90 easr
m ticif ufsfrttnr thaf az h%Actheni. The odpnr oitts
Nonifrn ~ie,o ssntrth, lose uf tte tafFest sud tcst pa.
ptfsH uf ria.e uf ~ writes a. uHows
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-07
LATEsT %ARRlVAL,

MORE NEWDRT TO obs.
HREEg & Mo1~rE. No 10. Make square. woud
~ cA1ths attention oftheiS cuiomers ard the puiiic
% their nav siork of . ALI and Winter Goods witch The,
are now openiUg. Their purchases having tecn hnAle
late IA The season. sncf many srticAcs had declined l
price. thry feet confident that ticy can aicr r~ouitaf
gains To thu-c who naay fAeet thcu, Wits q call. TLOrc
are IN the assortment several new siyirS 81 i.aiics' drr~-
good. sullaile Got tlc season. .iu knds OF Gcntcnor's
wvaf, cloth, cas<imcfs, twccds ssttinsts, teaus. kcr>rys.
%yc-tinrs. eel IN hnc every Auicio thai e usuan, kVtin a
DRY Goods store. ori n.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-07
VIA ELING. SEPTEMBER. Isio.
-. Az

-. AN II
- ESrECrFIIiY mdsrus his niends and TIE pniiic
ka tist he has On hand AID mauuiar,nresA tNsse a.
sorfusut offists ofsLs rA1tsr fsl l~hions whlcA ~
~fIt 81, WHOLESALE 90 NrrAtf. sstov tnN Low Tx
than ~ oflsr estaiiptiuertt be- hcrfN4 Alit 70 'nc =
f~vcu hats sc wsrenicd 10 - oftls vcfy hei MNif
RAJ. erd workmanship. and a. Ns prNAegtft ard
CtdtoR cannot 10 surpassed. ccntlcmcn are irviicd 70
CALI and examine fof thensscive-. SATISFIED That ts
SFAltTy aud PRICE sfhH ii.ts WILL rla.sE.
caps. CAPS. CAPS.
n HAVE Just received ffom The Eastern cities The lest
- ard largest assortment 81 Fur and Cloth CAPS. that
he. ever teen Uttered IN this cty, Consisting ~
Hud.0nr Bay Ouer. ta:-. fiueFut Sssi.
limitation Ot'ef. do MUSK.
Nohair Plush. 10 Pine cloth Sloueh,
Glazed Siik. Nonth's Cro,h. sik.
Nouths Velvet, Chidfurr Cats. sc.
az 81 which VIII Ia SD very rhcsr. ffri q
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-07
CHEAP CLOTHING STORE.


rtsfu0NAHIR fIUTIitG Ts.AutfsHMENT.
no. leo Mum 70. Ufs,llnn Id..
tuprosHstfs trrinla Hpifil
- RAVE fuf fflarrni fun fhs eaftrb rrIrs with q
n .Fs taF.ssf0rh tt ~ HUsl GsN.sua tt a. tssi Faofs
uai.s esff p~utftsfca 90 cab A. fbf ro1a. I'D prices
End co. neF traflrt o. onff Eatis "a htfls rfoa er u.an
aus nfaf 81 H~ffahnHent lei NF rHy. SIS rnrk rarslafs
Of feuoh. fsfish aHd Anrfftta hfasd siefts aad
taaIns.f a. - ID ttHfa. 90 stffs Jeanne. Arslfss a4 aI
tiras. tss aUH eufs \ tf anH nrattI fIouaA g. Nf.
a1hf Hblrh . as ge afta 90 snake o. a Sic .ta
rtalHfr
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-07
JAnLs n. N~'MIrUE,.

Fourth street. ,Wa aco4. s,aih OF ise rour gou.e
Hhenl.pg. Va.
~ ,, 20. Can.
CritI. TWENTY FIVE ran CENr CHEArER
~ teaa heaHe o1scd a tli. MstAtf-W. GOOD
iftii las laft received hts spck ~ isil and wifarr Hy
csaad-, whtsi hsse lecs pnfshasSt ~ eel amdcf fss
fsftf law. Those wsnfiur bargains wotcd DO Vel in
csn tsfofc purchasing ser,s tsrr. a. D. ley's Ssutai that
an "lN trect whh rs.isiseusn. Ort ~.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-07

x TIL Jcwsisd Cold Lever WAchcs.
y Flaih. do do.
Fufl Jew cioi Apchot escapeWeul Levers.
dn tcpiue and cylinder tscaprnicfd do.
Silver Lever. Iepne CYLINDER do aud verge
watches. Just rvrcircd amd tor sale ~
I'M BISHOP. No m Main a..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-07
COUGHS COLDS. PAINS IN me CHEST.

HTANNs CItOrFiNG AXEs lnat received. ~ dos
Ava haaur tef Afes. Known 10 te good. Cor sale a.
OrtDt.f 20. 1876. ANI NTFI
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-07
\ POSITIVE ANi3 PERMANENT CURE
ron WtiEUMArISM

ANDAiL NERVOUS COMPLAINTS.
Nhattieneh SIZE ,t.fs ass bot tfr ,rlliaod.
riurr itrir uff re- hrciut salfffluad,
lrt Nnf dvitrion. H~fflrdtr and ffHio.
Induce Wauk tHdfo - thr uIrsrs aside.
Means which, tho' untFie. n e pa Heaven dc.t-~ef
To alleviate Tie U.s. Gfiuunxr and
DR ElFnTefT1B .G EsI sNrtn HrNr,s.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-07
sIANIoN's rN1rRNAL REMEDl.

said ia wheeling ly PRYOR GPAIIL
NRArEER p~rrrrlrs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-07

COUGHS COLDS, PAINS IN THE CHEST.
Bronchitis SpithRg " Blood aud hisip-
iugi onsumPfioaj also Diarrhaa. Dus.
esf0rV oHd SRmmer cen plant ~ Children
tpe,ddy and s~geeip0liv cured Jy BreHiLia.
gsrs compound SYRUP oTBONESET
willis Bost p0pulsg aud suaafpasssa uodieine ne.e,
nNs a. ziYinE aintosi isusod ,as relief la anV on thq
sbase rauue atod complaints. it kas bcca tried bY hus.
lfals b. tlls fty and thsrt 10 not ane u % fGuna. v b.
be- used H a~rcofdtng o. d~lttrtlons. Whs will n0t testify
o. na tnitrcs tu removing disease Shouia AHy psfpou
eco eINsfd. aecr hFtug d, sua Say HAT hc or sks haf
derVet 0e teuslt ffnSl 81 uss. tHeir twenty tive cents
Nulfa HiniHpflY fetrN.et tt b. tu g. had a. Brsrttu
Fsfs Agathet hune arc goButne uHless signed b.
o. 4. u~rENIlfNGER.
>. Hafbla n~sgtsfas b. unu prcsiiiei b., several oi
eUf niaf fesfettstlr $685. fta1s. 10 MilolA te compound
pa let's lsgZr khufsnt lH "a. g.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-07

u " rs -
'sf = 3 bk0Uh
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-07

SrvD Soootss urMr RnrE
Iitrss,h Zoo &. uaaaa
J go ratt.ngNafu
E~4AtN4NtE 81 ds5eu Baa tets
- ~ Plough tmff
pr d. Tfsflme
W d. rarsInr lsrtnra
~ HH fur|nr rsr.f
lo paf hiaets Escorted sFes
2ttfa Ifeh
fh ~ fWh Cord. Coos taHf. laam reff strE
sH ilrr eIIur hiufs NfnH. tafisr -rT -
"'aIlHA iNA HT fuHf 90
'h~ en- HINNN.
jane Leltsr Store. ISL sff sef
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-07

A TIOR sNLE-The House and Lot corrsr
f - ~ Nam aud Jefferson sticsSs. now "a
IsssstG IN the occorsoc, OF NJ. ;. u. Moudow
ltstsAs4. = for sale "a favor allie Terms sppis 10
& ". =. SEi.BA.
Nov 20.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-07

HaseF eHt,nf rhfap tu aH pis,sr .n =,
fan ~. 80. nt 20 arats SOD as ilsn ftssssr
g.. stn afurf o. refsH Nahf Tlsf.
~. ~ a ena ~ tscfn. tosstbsr aems 49,
seo, 80 NietE heoi Hsis. fouuf far. 49,
hsiH tofsinef with aisfse iat I'd -. ll
ahich VII 30 clesp ard ~ $780,.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-07

SiHcle aEd Scmi-foAe ErOrch.
list openrd a hnS ioinf =. 10 aud "a Aged Necauai
81 Sainfios quAify al low lnccshY } Nli.LOR
nrf =. "a NJ 80 lHfual ftruci,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-07
ItNEs rtLLN ADcE. rr.Ident.

Itts dptoma yves sWaraed - ur kmeficau institute
Z trc Auuuu fgre. ted is ths CHS - New Nots. eets
- -, CLttkER. fef ~ insettius ID sagar con
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-08-21
81 THE QUEENS PATENT
TRIUMPHANT SrCCEsSO
HUCiian's Hungarian Enisgxu q;
ff5E
ruF eurAr r>ellsp urNrrr ron

THF GUENr TNELisH urNrrY ron
CoidS, Coughs,.9Shmo, s Consumption.
TeNIE mast celebrated and injGRLl, rcmcd, for
d Coughs, Colds, Asthma, or any form Of
Pulmonary C0nsumy iioH, is the Ill NGARlAN
bALSAM OF LIFE, discovered b, DR.. Buch
an OF London, England. tested for upwards of
seven years IN Great Britain aud the Crrtir,nr
ct Europe, and introduced into the Iuit,d
states, under the immediate Superintendent, of
the inventor.
he astonishing success Of the Hungarian
Balsnm, IN the cure of every form Of r0r,ryy
'lor' warrants the American agent in solcitIrp
Tor treatment the tcord pO,Hihcpsss that can he
ioundin the community cases that seek relief
IN vain from any Of the common remedies Of he
uayi and have been given up by the most distin.
sni'hed Physicians, os CONFIRMED and ncrrpLk
The hungarian Basam has cured. and WIN
cure the mast desperate Of eases. Ills not ouock
noNtrHn, but a standard English Medicine. ot
known and established efficacy
Hear The Press.
From tie Christian Obseryer, March 90. 1916.
The public may place the utmost r, lance M.
on the statements respecting the Hungarian Bal.
sam, by DR.. Rradlee, the American AGENT. no
Is an old aud highly respectable citizen Of Dos.
ton, a member OF the Christian Church, and a
man who would not, for any consideration. give
his influence IN favor oiany sort of decent, n q,
imposture.
FrOt0 the Boston MdicGl Record. DR. BraJlcc
the American agent, has conferred a great bles.
sing upon the country by the introduction of mi.
great English medicine into the United States:
and medical journals would materially aid the
caus of true humanity, by recommending il to
the particular attention ithe afflicted.
From the Mar England ODeratire-The
hungarian Bllsam has done more to relieve the
suneiIngs OF the operatives employed in our cot
ton factories, who are affected with weak lungs
than all the doctors in the country.
From The IH0mpsoHian.- any thing could
reconcile Us TO a departure frcm Thompsonian
principles, ia the treatment Of deseasc, it would
be the extraordinary reputation Of medicine
like the Hungarian Balsam, which we believe
both from careful analysis, ond the statcmcn, Of
the inventor, TO be purely vegetable compound.
The effect of this medicine in cases of consump.
ton, is sometimes truly astonishing.
To The COnSumpfire.
Every family in the United States should he
supplied with Buchan's Hungarian Basam of
ldic, not only to cOunteTact the consumpiive
tendencies OF the climate, but to lie used a. pre-
ventiye medicine in all cases of Colds, Coughs,
Splitting OF Blood, Pain in the Side End Chest.
Irritation and Soreness the Lungs, Bronchitis,
OF breathing, Hectic Fever, Night
Sweats, Emacia'ion and general Debility, Asth
ma, Inaucnzl, Hopping Cough and Group.
In case of actual Jesease Of The lungs, or seated
it is the only source n hope.
Sold by McDona & smith sole agents for
the United Kingdom, at the ltallan warehouse,
Regent street, London, in bottles and cases, for
: hlus. hasn't ais, Ar
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-08-21
Children Cry for ShermG,'s
MEDiCATED IOZINGES.
9 'HESE celebrated Lozcnpes are

ttESt. celebrated LoZCnges are now
offered to the citizens of Ottawa
and the west, as the best preparations (fur
the cute OF the various diseases for " hici
they are recommended) ever offered to
The public. The proprietor, DIR. Sher
man, is a regular graduate of Medicine
a member Of .he Medical Society of the
city aud county OF New York, and these
Lozengcs are prepared from medical pre-
'cripuons which have been approved by
the most celebrated physicians in that c..
"; in addition to which they arc prcpa.
red IN 50 pleasant manner that children
eat them with avldiIy and cry for more.
They consist of
CJugi Lo;mgcs,
Which are the safest and most elltclual
remedy for Coughs, colds, Consumption,
Whooping Cough, Asthma, &c. ever Of
fered to the public. They operate by
promoting expectora,ion, allaying the ir.
rliation OF coughing, and removing the
cause of the disease.
Uorm LosengeS,
The only inialible Worm medicine ever
discovered. In over 400, 900 eases they
have never been known to fail. Many
diseases arise from worms and occasion
long and intense suffering and even death
without then ever being suspected; grown
persons are very often afflicted with them,
and are doctored for various complaints,
without any benefit, when one dose of
these Lozenges would speedily cure
them.
C0mphOr LOeengeS.
For nervous or sick head ache, palpita-
tons Of the heart, lasitude and nervous
affections generally. Persons travelling
or attending large parties, will find the
Lozenges really reviving, and importing
the buoyanry Of youth-used after dissi-
patioh, they will restore the tone OF the
system generally, and remove all the I'M
pleasant symptoms arising from too free
living.
Caihariic LOcGHgeS,
The best Cathariic medicine for reno.
wing bile from the system and preventing
attacks of the bilious and inlermitant lc-
YER Of this section Of country.
hcrman'S Poor NaH's Plaster,
This Plaster, of which over 100000
IRE sold yearly. is believed TO be the hes,
Plaster for rheumatism, lumbago, pain in
he back, side, breas, or any other part
II the body, ever prepared, and its price
only -! cents brings it within the
each of every person in the community
\ large supply of these celebrated arIi-
les just received and for sale by
G, l.. THoMPsoS. OtaUa.
S. G. SMITH, Peru.
f. +. & S. PULsIFER, Hennepin.
Nj. PECK Il ALLEN. aurora.
J. w. PIcKERING Il Co, Newark.
GEO. ID. RIcHARDsoN. Bristol.
w. o. PARKE, Osrego.
Sept. IL, lsi5. lily
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n E W 5 T 0 R Z!
Il. HAssNETT.

AS just opened choice stock o.
q 4 Dry Goods, which he offers al
lower prices than such goods have yer
been offered: his stock consists of
Choice Pr.ats, de lanes, maslins
cashmeres, silks, veiyers, ribbons, gjng.
hams, linens, lawns, alpaccas, serges,
table dumask, counlerpanes, dimilies,
painted lawns and Iusres. black, blue,
olive, and green broad cIo,hs. black and
fancy cassimeres. silk velvet, satin and
other vesllngs, jeans, tweeds, and a great
variety Of Summer Goods for coats and
pants, Innings, buttons, gimps, edgiugs.
combs, hosiery. gloves and parasos, all
kinds If drlIiiugs, hickories, gambroons,
sheetings, shringS, and ticking.
Has. caps, and bonnels-cheap and
good arricles-and a full assortment Of
ladies shoes, CATERS and slippers, children
and misses shoes, boots and buskins,
news and pumps. boots and brogans.
A choice collection of white CIHOn
and other goods by the wholesale also.
a few kegs OF the best gunpowder by the
key.
10 sell ornoi to sell ! that is the ques-
zion. Whether lis better to dispose at
once Of all his goods and day by day re-
new them. or keep them on his shelves
to rest aud spoi' This is the great
question. aud he is determined to sell his
goods at the loves ra,es-make or break.
Call therefore before you buy elsewhere,
as he considers TIA pleasure to show
goods whether they are purchased or not.
The ladies' are particularly desired to call
and inspect a new article Of Lace Dresses
which lie has at all prices and Of all pat.
terms.
Store doors north Of the Mansion
house, Ottawa.
April II, 1876.
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Houses Pile Ointment.

Is most valuable, safe, and certain cure for
L the pies. g-TNumerous certificates OF the
happy effects Of this Ointment may be found up.
ON the wrapper accompanying each bottle.
Prepared cuk by GEO. W. HOUSE, Nash.
vile, Tenn. Price 81 per bottle,
For sale in Southport by Styker & Greene
Wholesale agents, for Wisconsin, L,ca, Michigan.
northern Illinois & Ind for which Territories
and states all orders should be addressed
G. l.. THOMPSON, Agent Ottawa, III.
Ottawa, June 80, 1876. lie
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SyonIi wool

.E WISH to purc,. 77e all the good clean
4 washed wool can get and pay the
highest price. |, spreferro,. always, it
washed on the sleeps back, each fleece
tied up by itself with the inside out or
washed and picked, or tub.washed. Per-
sous will find it to their interest to give
particular attention to keeping their wool
free from dirt and dust after shearing, land
must be as free from burs as possible.
MAY 10, 1916. J. G.. NATTIXGER.
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HATS, CAPS. AND VURS.

'E'llE subscriber continues TO manuiac-
- ture aud keeps constantly on hand
the largest assortment Of
Hats, Caps and all kinds Of Fur Coods
ever offered in western market.
Also, a good assortment Of Stocks,
Cracais, HRm C0HmS and BoSomS,
Handberehigs Giores, HiH0s and
NoccaSins, Ladies' Trcr6liDg Hoas,
CmJrci'as, Par0s0ls, SC: AlGaio coats
and 0Uer Sh0Cs-wholesaIe aud retail,
Merchants can be supplied with hats,
caps, and fur goods on as good terms as
IN the city Of New York.
With his long practical experience in
the business and his elcrninalion TO cN.
Cellin tie qualify and manufacture Of hjs
goods, he hopes to merit conuuuer,c
of the very liberal patronage lie has thus
far received.
TIE highest price paid fer furs and
skis. J. \. SMITH.
Chicago, April, 10, 1915 ~.