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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-03

'~sfh Ni"ffsvh. lahe @t Ohso 'enWN, usfeaseJ.
G, sPlsiaanis BE-
Aas'in Peay. wiltaut Ansns'u- Psay William
W'"d lord T. -. sl-s kw,~n AZ Nilis~ wsajS'Hd,
tisnry Allen. J.~rph Gill. E.iixsseih freneh. Exec
pirs aad Peter rsneh. Ese,uor ct witp,m ! repci.
ia'ee Of ohio c pn,y. dccca.cd. urpy Mrrto,. Fem
d. u iiotnhr Ok and Thumrs Horn r"k, JoLu NJ
Clarke. James a Clarke ana itenty Moorc.
Defendants.
Thr Corur'ainnn,> having fird their bfl ,o ai,sch
md uhtam a ,i,cssc t-r ,h- Si~ - the real e-,a.e ~
he CIV of wheeling. IN Ohio coun,y. N,,en.i,. he.
'"rr'rg ~ the shsrti De erisnt Ans ut 4, az. To-
cludn'y he 'o,s and pasceIs of euo.N ~ To- sa,d -iy.
,peeiiisd In the deed i'un said Ansun 10 the del, "a
tan, Vim a Pssy. dated Jon3ery ~. lsI3. aud
'ncmmntd IN III. hill .f r.mp'nioi for he .ati-lac.
hon Of The drhi at SG6yi 81, ~,h 'uI, rect mud
css's. due w said Ansiis IA sald ov,rplsina,,i., rs
kS'eoiofsss afoTs- ,id. and also ia attach nnJ sul,
lcci ." The paym'ui al the sa.d d.bi. Interest nDd
cu~i>, HE mnnies uvh,s and Diet, ., ins .s,d Austin
Peay IA the hands OF ssd defendants. Marion aud
III TperVpes .everaily. AwI since he fling 90 The
sane. ~ app-srns ihs, he dcivsriaut Joseph III. \
hnfh departed mi. hie-on ro,ion IT the ,aht
Cu,np'a Dsnia H. connsei. the same IL surgsSsed
npon The record. Aud III. defendants Austin Pay (
Wm Aegas,u- Pcay. William W,adiord lS,ss, o,hrr
WISE Called William WssiforI. Henry Alien. anil
H'ny NJ rtnn. aoI hasir enIs o. Il theif appearance
nnd gwen seruri'y aeconiing 10 The acl % Assem-
MY ard he rules u hi. Court. aud iirgpsaui,c by
satisfactory rroi fihs, they arc not inhbhrian,s oi the
commonwealth OF Sirgini,-On fut,hes xolisa nj
ihe cunplainant's. Il - utiered that he said defen.
ianis de- opreor here On The 6r.t ia, OF Inc next
Siring fetin Ut hrs Cnurt, and sDsver ihe Com.
pls nn"i> bal. api that y copy of IaIs order be iotih-
VIII ihsc TED "a some newspaper rtUi.d ia The cify I
~ Whsci'ng for TIVE months suc,-ssi vciy. asi pr
ted a. the irOni doof at tie Cuuri house vi UNi.
"onp'y y eoPy le-r.
jH6 ALEX L LAfDIEY. Clerk.
a
tRGINlA-iS CnNNcKR.-AI rules held I
IN h- Ctsfks oAits III The Circuit 81, ernr
CONT Of law SUD Chanrrrv FOR t.e e,un,y u ONO.
- the rrnnIh III January 1916
The North wes'sis Baak 81 sifgini,.
Comrln.aaois
osgisa
Deioni, j. aud Moigl Nvl~'n.
Dtisndsni-.
Tbe Defendant De- otJ. not hsvirg .ntrrel his
appearance and given security According To ihe &C, u
4 assembly Sni ih- rs!cs Of hi. Cnuij. snih az.
caring ny satisfactory prof ihai he !, 40, an la
OF The romn1pwe allh uf rirsinia-On
"i he complainant ny counsel ~ h. ordered
ihai The said defend, an, do appear on the frs, day
The next term "fihis Cusrr aul srsscr he rom.
claimants hill. and that n copy ofihis ord, 2 te forth
Ni'h inserted IN come ncwsrnpe printed "a rts ciiy
81 Wheeling Tor tao months srcceeIvely. aEd pusl-
ed ni The fruni doir OF The cuiri house If q 40
A copy tesie. ALEX T. LAlDLEY. {
JNt Jon D Clerk,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-03

DRY GOODS.
THAN EVER RsroRE orrERsp IN WHEELING.
~. w. HMSKELL.
MARKET STREET. ~ * ..
As ie'eimsnsi lo SELMA stock OF cssds a.
N RACES AS LOW ,insl LOWER .han ihu.e
aav'i sins ~ .ctf % hAWAEWEAKE
AT COST
AND EXPENSES.
Ills stock is much thu h rses, IN the rity. and
consists almost ea,,fely o. Fresh Gaois. purchased
in New l-rk. Phiiadelphis aud BALTIMORE ~id',n
the las, few weeks. and su4Dpr,ses The richest and
mos, beautiful variciy ~ material ior
LADIES' WEAR
That can he iound WEST ." The Mountains. q part
OF which are enumerated hclowi
GOODS. sW
5000 yDs CASHMERE. amorg which arc
some II tho laics, patterns; DamgSecne. French and
English Meinoes; Alpacas. Cobarg Cloth. Fsesch.
E:srlsion and siarehesiet Cinghaus; a very large
n-sorinchi 81 cps~Orcr ard oihsr new styles VI
CaiicUcs. S,mc hc sutifui roci. kt
Evening Dresses.
"t II" SILKS. ~
White nnl oolored Brocadc. BLACK Satin S,fipr.
Erminc. WaiereJ and Striped fouit de Sole, ON.
hrc. Brocadc. emhn iderej ahd Striped Fancy Silk.
ShawlS! Shaw1S!!
From one shousanG 10 Twelve hunLfs cashmere,
Turkcri. Bmcha, Strsdiiia. Thihei. ombre, Dama.k.
Kabyle. Nionsiin dc Lame and wOolen shaws.
FANCY GOODS,
Rich French worked Cspes. Collars md Chem.
zelies; frrnch worked. Revere aud Hem-sihched
Linen Cnmhne Handkerchief; yelvci edged aud
Satin Shshes for Eonnet Trmmings; new Style
Crepe Scsris; Ling ani half Long white. c.I'd and
black Kid Gloves; Bnnci Ribbons BiscL add whi,e
SILK Hose; SILK Frioees aud velsei Rrbhons for
trimming tressrs.
GOODS FOR GENTLEMEN,s WEAR.
? fxlIa super Frc,ch Cloth the finest ~ the city:
and Ametican OF every vatic,y OF color
md price. Beaver. Duohls milIed T~eeds aud
Blue Blanket cloths e,r over coaJs.
CAsSIMEREs.
A sew aid besuIiint aulcie at Black French,
Cassireres. not 90 DO ionnJ elsewhere ia hi. mar.
kei, WOOL black. Mixed. PLAID aud Striped I'm.
elish and American CasSimercs of every grade.
XESEiNGS.
Rich Striped end rlsid SILK Velvet. Alerinn,
wolered aud plain Saith, figd SIk
win'e SILK With a metal figure tsomcihiug new
aud White Mnseilles yesinrs.
VARIETY.
) New styles very rUch Black and Fancy Satin
Scarf; Polka. Satin and iialian Cravais. PLAID
and Lihinss; Merno Shirts of lhs best
Irish Linens; Long CIoih. Cation Shining:
Gl-ves. Snspenders. Half Hose and every deses,p-
,ios ol Tailots Tummires
BOIH
6 onsea new shape Florence BRAID. RndanJ. En-
ellsh and American B,nnti-. a.. n.kt
TO HOUSf-kEEPERS.
Your attpnusn IA called ~ a large aud ", " Sc.
lec'ed "'sarlmsn, Of Furnishing Goods oisyey de-
scTipii'o. NOV 20
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-03

James S Wheat and W,lha.n " Riddle, lanes n
Riddle AMI Whlrugbhy w Llne. hIo partner.
under The i'm Of w " Riddle & ca.
Defendants.
The complaint I having filed nm annendeJ md
surpl"mcumi hdi ~ This ennse. nsd The ds sn.,,n,s
William N Riddle. Jamcs N Riddle and Wiiicuch.
10y w Lane not having entered Their appearance
and gwen security according To tho sci uf assembly
iod The rules of his couri. und ~ appearing ~ sat-
'sineinty proof that they sTe not inhabitants OF The
'T'rnn"H"ealh o' SrgirIn-On motion ~ Inc
complainant by counsel. IL IS ordered Thai the snid
feicsdnns do sPpeer here on The fur aay Of the
seSl Iefm, ana answer the complsinant'- hill, snd
that = copy OF ihts order be frthwier iusered in
-oae newspaper printed ~ the city of Wheeling
'ot i~o months succsssiVelv. and posted at Ihe font
1"of ct she Cont house 81 0hio county
a cory 'es'e, ALEX 4 LAGDLEY. Clerk.
NbLEDN. inn
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-03

wv w tNafAAF u Olt0,
IA The mruih OF Jaauary 1915.
Viaioh Zane Complainant.
against
Jahr l. Walter md lanes II Joheson. Defendants.
The complainant having fled an amNnlei anil
surpi~Ioentai but. and the deiendsn'- not having
entered their sgaea.agre anI gise en- sccuriiy nscoI.
ding 10 The act Of assembly and no rg1es & ,ids
court and % appearing by satisfactory proo; that
ihey are not inhabitants q. Inc common wealth of
Virginia--an moiiun Of The complai nanI b, conn.
sei.t Is ordered that The satd defcalan,. Ia appe,r
here Z N the first day 81 thc text Term of I'll. tauu
and answer ihe G. mpiainuni's bill. and Ihsi \ rupy
Ut this order he ionhwuh inserted ~ s,mr news
paper printed ia the eIiy IL Wheel ing fr Iwu
men'hs sneee.s yelv. and p,ied at ,hs lr,nf dor Of
'he cs'nH house of OHIO cnnniy. A copy ieste.
ALEX Il LAiDLk.E. Clerk.
'Sr lnn6
NlRGINIA-iS CHsxcERY -AtRuls. held
az the Clerk ofiice ~ the Circuit Sap.r,er
~"urt OF Law aud Cbaorrv Cor he osunfy OF Oh,o.
~ he month al January 1876.
'isHr, p"hf"g. Complainant.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-03
ExrHAeT OF coFFEE. Tut anie's
KEEP YOUR PEET DRY.

A PPLEs-Apfies Brshsy. Go. fimiiy soap
"a s,as Candies. Bekls. Bses~ar Oss Tohse
Co. Vlnegaf, Cider, Tes, Ratsins. BaHsG Oh Nhis
~. Yeslhsfs. Sc. lnr ale luw h. rlu-e h~i,fe he
New Year dee % IbMlsON
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-03

Your attcnusn IA called ~ a large md VII Sc.
lec'ed nssaflmsn, OF Furnishing Goods OF syeY de-
NOV 20
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-03

HGfSIA-IS CHANcfRi "A rules held
v IN The CLERKS office 81 ibs Circuit S-periur
Court TT Law and Chancerv fnr he county OF Ohio,
IA The mnu'h OF Jaauary 1916
glaiuh Zane. ComuI,nsat.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-03

ssLssIrrstlNt FAMILY flour
jsaw .snRlyER 4 STEELE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-03
.tsfNwBsTERN INSURANCE coMPAsY
coLuMBUs,Co O INSURANCE CON
% fitfffi PANY. af

AGENCY FOR WHEELLNG,
n HEfSr. AZ ShfiTer a. Steiie'S Warehouse.
! QA Hf q Walsr street,
THEY will lskc ri.ks on Buildings Of al
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-03
Evening Dresses.

White nnl oclofed Brccaic. BLACK Satin S,tipe.
wa,ereJ and Striped rouii de Sole. ON.
hrc. Bincadc. emhn idered ahd Slrined Enncy Sill
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-07-16
NUMBER Al.

forts for week. No sooner did the wretches
around perceive these marks Of compassion than
most Of them held out their hands for alms-some
pointing to their stumps Of arms and legs, and
others, who did not to suffer much, were maxi
ing wry faces, expressive Of more pain than they
could possibly endure--ihe rascas laughed as soon
as our backs we're turned We visited between one
and two hundred of the wounded and found them
in every possible condition. Two OF the number
were drawing their last breath, being unconscious
Of pain and reduced TO mere skeletons. Others,
say twenty Of those we saw, we're past all hope,
modification ia its worst and most disgusting forms,
having taken place. These fellows wero lying
there, perfectly conscious Of their fate, waiting
without a groan or murmur the hour Of their dis
solution. One man, who had lost leg and was
evidently suffering severely, attended by little
girl about four years old When we approached
them the little creature was lying upon old cloak,
with her head resting upon as plump and pretty
little hand graced an angel. She was Sleep
ing soundly her sweet dmpled countensnce, so
innocent and lovely, contrasting strangely with
that Of the fierce looking, dying father. Another
man, whose leg also gone, was attended by his
daughter, a lovely Mexican girl of sixteen. pass
ed him several times, and always saw the beautiful
creature by his side, like a true woman, doing all
in her power 10 assuage his pain, and with cross
in her hand, which she would present now and then
to his lips appeared directing his thoughts TO anoh-
er world Most Of the badly wounded had the cross
aud picture of the Virgin by their side. and many
attended by their wives and daughters
1t is believed by those best capable Of judging Of
those things, that the towns between this and Mon
terey will form posts for troops in short time
little more force will be required to take that
place and as some 5000 or 5000 ought to be to-
gether TO take possession OF the mountain pass be-
tween Monterey and Satillo, OF course the same
force will march into Monterey. Some fighting
may come off at this latter place. There is for
tiicaton which commands the town, called Bishops
palace. This is on an eminence close by the town,
and likewise commands the road to Saltillo but,
within the reach Of six Founders, there are two
other elevations which command the fertilization
above named Ifihere is any desire 10 fight left
in the Mexican army. they will certainly meet our
army at Monterey and offer vigorous resistance
ia the pass.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-07-16
poetrp.

[Ths incident related in the following lines occurred
s2l, on Of the Green Mountains in Vermont. TIL
mother Mrs Blake whose child was preserved in III
described This is of the popular songs sun
y the Hutchinson Family, set to music by Mr. Health
The cold wind swept the mountain height,
And painless the dreary wild
And mid the cherries hours of night
mother wandered with her child
AS through the drifting snow she pressed,
The babe sleeping her breast.
And colder still the winds did blow,
And darker hours Of night on,
And deeper grew the drifting snow
Her limbs were chilled, her strength was gone
Oh, God :" she cried, in accents wild,
If must perish, save my child"
She stripped her mantle from her breast,
And barred her bosom 10 the storm,
And round her child she wrapped the vest,
And smiled to think her babe
With cold kiss tear she shed,
And sunk upon snowy bed
Al dawn a traveller came by,
And saw her meath a snowy veil
The frost of death in her eye,
Her cheek cold, and hard, and pale
He moved the robe tina, wrapped the child
The babe looked up, and sweety smiled
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-07-16

The following extracts from the correspondence
of the New Orleans Picayune will be read with
interest;
MATAMoRos, June IL.
The hospitals containing the wounded Mexicans
whom Arista left without the least means of sup
port present scenes Of distress that can scarcely be
described. Captain McCanet politely conducted
me through several large buildings that are filled
with these wreiched creatures now left to the char
ity Of our army. The first man | saw half
breed Mexican, about forty years old, with pleas
ing, good-humored counienance, walking about
with both arms shot of, half way between the
shoulder and elbow His cheerful countenance
and civil department won upon our feelings, and
we--two or three young officers were along-con-
lrbuied sufficient TO ensure the poor fellow com
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-07-16

GooD.-A fellow in Boston named John Diamond
has been confined one day Jail, and fined fifteen dol
lars for blowing cigar smoke in the faces OF some Ia
dies who were passing him
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-07-16

TERNs.-To single subscribers $500 year. To Com
Panies and to those who pay in advance liberal discount
will be made.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-07-16

late number Of the True American" the pa.
per of which Cassius NJ Clay is the editor and pro-
pretor contains the following leading article, in
which he assigns the reasons that have induced him
to buckle on his armor, and engage himself in the
armies of his country, in the war with Mexico
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-07-16
From the Columbian Magazine.
TIE NEIG 0R-IN-LAW.

ny l.. MARIA CHILD.
Who blesscs others in his daily deeds,
Will find the healing that his spirit needs
For every flower on others pathway strown,
Coniers its fragrant beauty on our own
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-01
NEW WHOLESALE
DRY GOODS HOUSE,
WHEEIJNr VA


~ ender.tsned ave received their Fall Stock O.
=, bhf GOODS. ExctrstvELy FoR wAoLrsAt Ling and
eSv purchased ArrER the decline in prices
uoh 'he recent Tariff aud ,ss NJ nh every
,s"ete IN heir favor. are prepared lob goods on
rs ~ ssntsgeons a. the Eastern creS con erer.
NC satisfaction given to their customers during the
season has satisfied that bsit,r<- done ON ,bor ro
.eI.,e hSi, WIN their ample variety OF goods ana bs
pe' eentsge charged they will he erahed 10 snnrlv
n. mo can aud examine on satisfactory te,m,
nay not ne sntss 10 enumersie sons lssdins sisls.
- m ~ Inoss 20 Their stock in general
,.i.,t. sneetines and Shirtirr. OF diffsrert
snlpmsnt Woolens--eueh as sstinet, fi.rn.i. -.
~ Ian, L,nseys low priced ess.inleres ard cloths
~ tue reduced price CsShmeres NJ AZ .,n.s g.
MeIinoes, einehams, and all a. A..
so1os nsmdfng The new style Cslieo C,.hmeTe ava
os lame no Is Canton Fsnneis + able Dspers hrora
psrer do, Brown Hollands. Irish linens Dov,,,s ,I'
hsms Isnny veve's. plaid losk eiinings 's
Wnhe 1oodS-Sueh as isces, can nett. s,v,.. 49,.
sh1 'seeone, musiins. plain and plaid eamhrie. n.,s
syle he'ts btshop lawn, Tsrlcon muslins ana io,,.
.awns. fsney Articles. including Bonnets Rihbon.
io"efs, sins, shawis, Handksrchiefs. &c &c
Nosions-Pins, Needles. spool and sken Ros. ,.,.,,
Threads, Hooks and Eyes cotton cord Dres. h,,ssora
eorsel icees new style Buttons OF all kinds
Ves nosicry, nett CAPS and mi;s Tapes comb. both
dressing and ivory, Umlrellas
Isiors Trimmngs.-Best canvass and n.ss;,r s,,t
La SIN and worsied serrcS, best blue sewing Sill
WIS., ana Thread, new style Buttons Findings. and e,
eeclay 10 sell by piece TO Tslors and others exra
Iench cloths and cassiInere@. new ys-tinr. T,..ds
B.svtR TErps," article for overeo,,s. Isb,
stbs for eosks hue hsnketnc plaid Insevs 70 i6st
mere are lew articles OF Dry Goodr not TO he fnpd i'm
'ur stock. TAIIANT 4 my ~, 'v nnN ."
Wheeling sea. 70. 1886. '-'-''' LAIN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-01
JB&R D MARSH.
TO PARENTS

Ut gynes Cermipative Balsam Is a certain and soec
ay entc for DtaFrhra Dysenary, cholera Morbus sun
e complaints with children, and all Of
comscn OF bowels, caused by imprudenee or error in
eompelnis-even where hope had almost fed-soatehcd
tcnder infant from early grave and called rth the
exeIsmaion, h has saved the child" The Prenrie.n,
~ bs medicine Kegs leave TO siaieIt i something he
sssu esx'ensIve'y IN private practice for hunter Of
years and relieves that he has saved nuier OF lives hv
us timely use. Every person afflicted with sbese com
Pisin1s - invited 10 try hottie Off which h
,sa 70 gfve relief Pamphlets containing 6 directions
e"r ceI.hsees OF cures accompany each bottle
Prepared only Al No. 4 South Third Al Pbiiaa.i ohs.
for sale by scp2a CRUMBACKER Wheeiing
Lhsl fEl.As " only one among many OF the unmer
"s Ahnchs winch originate in impurities OF The HOOD
end experience has shown few In aDy are r,ore dif
mean 20 overcome But the Clickener sugar Coated We
geishle Pills have gfapped successfully with n An vcrv
Itm hIs Jones, OF Albany, upwards Of so yea "a
nsa .eeh cet 10 periodical returns OF this com.
Violently Affected. 20 furnish ndications OF ,ersneed
.aseeeh Recourse was had formerly TO the family
Tnytiean, bui bis prescription only drove the rti
,nWsa ~ usual 10 return with renew ed violence THE
. ,es,os hnehy recommended hox Of Lees Pills hut
thfonah some mistake Of the Apotbeearv,s ele,k ~,
OF ChekeHers Sugar Coated yevetalJe P,Ys..ise ptr
was sent IN their stead Having ttIe falIb h; pts - =
ny description, and being rather superstiloo. yh.I
they concluded that Providence had hand I'M the s,,h
m.,laaion, and amer s might turn for the hess -
Thsy accordingly made of them The result OF ve
~ Few doses leu them regret their sner.i
toes notions The patient rapidly recovered and hs.
pad no attack OF Erisypelas since The Doefor ,vs,
hgmy delighted al the supposed Of hs preserlp
uoni g was 80 completely asionished. when Re disco
vered his error, thai he resolved on thai tine
70 preserve nothing else In Ersypeas but ole
kenssr sugar Coated Vegetable Pills. For sale hy
1sv A. o. FAIRCHII.D.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-01

Dear Sir Permi, me the inrrrtion n
this note in the Times To n,rm INV a.. ,s.,
nave usi returned Rom New York Phil acIpbs and raj
umore, ard am now receiving INV fall STOCK of Dr,,
c"ous rot NhoSt SstriNo a. well complete aSsort
nsht OF new and desirable goods re ainr which sd
Geo 10 my torne makes present stock full and c.o,
peie IN roth derartmcntsand will sell them m Ns,y
arm prices. Wheeling, Aug. 81. az. w NJ SEIR
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-01
LL that want goods at low prices and good ,r,,l,

- now y your chance al No. l.s Market street
nave Just reoevcd from the Eastern markets cener
assortment Goods OF every description consisting in
pt Dry Goods. Dom esiics ard Fancy Articles
variety and some that we think will please the fancy of
our most fssionshe ladies'. Also first rate assortment
~ 8ueehswGe Chinaware &c. Also good assortment
~ soe and other Cutlery, Hardware &c Also general
best quality. 1 VI 'he
we have on hard pure article ofro for medical pur
P"ses. ~ 10. d. MaCINNIk
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-01

IL The Frms'e Asylum have used Dr. Tsylor,. Raj.
sn ., Liverwor with great success In curing the w
tous diseases OF the chest and heart have fvrn n,
seesor very strong testimonial To be seen Al h,s on e
20 s.o bowery. We would recommend eve-y ore AZ
uioea WIN consumption, asthma bronchitis or liz,
complains TO 20 direct to this spot ifthey wish tn h.
~ quickly efe,en cold. this medicine Is sure and SAFE
Th~ .,.,v. ,,.s,.... N. v. Tribune
scp3o iwrSxpsy,r.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-01
LOUIS OFFON GOELICKE,
or GERMANY,
THB GREATEST OF HUMAN BENE-
l. A
FACTORS

RfITIZENs OF NORTH AND SOUTH AMERICA.
- 10 Louis ogYoS OoELIcEx, 81 ID, Of Germany
sfafoisl BELONGS The mper ishahbls honor Of sddinr
NEW ana PRECIOUS DoCTHfNH Science OF Me8isne
"a doctrine, which, hough veheneutly opposed bv ma
ny OF ue Fecuity (Of which be valuable member
- proves 20 he az well lOuRded truth a. any doepe
~ ho'y W Ih-e doctFine ugon the veracisy Of which
e.c aapc9aed TIE lives Ofour and which he boldly
fnaenses ms opposes 10 fcfue, viz Corsu PTI0s ne A
stst.sk .tWArs occAeiosEB pisoaBsR so srArE o.
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