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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-19

windows To b. we'll washed with soap and
water, aud every blind To be moved aud dust
cd and ironing TO be done. Friday, coppers
aud oil kitchen utensils to BE- cleaned. as well
0s drawing room stairs. saturday. Kitchen
and back Kitchen To be thoroughly secured aud
cleaned; also water closet TO be secured, aud
everything made tidy for Sunday
Aud did YOU get through with all this
work.
"All. maam."
well. il YOU do half as much Tor me, |
shall b. satisfied. You can come Tomorrow.
At the end OF a month, we asked the lady
after her "maid OF all work.
"oh, she went away in fortnight. Said
this was a free country, aud she could not
work herself TO death"
This is the history of all servants. They
arrive here with every required qualification
courteous, willing and valuable; bat they
soon become corrupted by example and are
taught rebellion by their associates. and lib
criy aud equality by their colleagues of the
kitchen aud pantry. There are but few ismi
lies IN this country who keep girl two or
three years; whereas, in England, ten years is
no uncommon period Tor servant To remain
ia one place. We know OF no remedy to cor
rect the evil.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-19

CAlIFORNlA.-lt is supposed that the
Government at Washington has no other ia
formation respecting the action OF our squad
recently came to the British Minister. The
Union OF Monday night siys--
The events and prospects on the coast of
California are bright aud cheering. There is
reason To believe that before this time the
whole Of that coast has been occupied by our
squadron. Monterey is certainty taken, and
Guimas, aud IL j. certain that the Verbs Bue-
ma, on the bay of san Francisco, was sum
moned by Captain Montgomery, aud it is be-
licved 10 have been taken without amy resis-
lance
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-19
MAnAME ufNEI

We copied, lost week, from Springfield
paper. an account ot what purpoTted to be a
'llagTaut insult at Saratoga Springs, 10 one
Madame Jumel-better known, perhaps. as
the widow OF the notorious Aaron Burr. We
learn from persons who saw the transaction,
aud who were acquainted with the circum-
stances attending IL, that there was no flag
rant insult, but that the woman was treated
as she deserved To b.; that the Transaction
was no more than a merled rebuke tn the Ell
ironieIy OF a notoriously profligate woman
She married Jumel, after living with him in
a state of concubinage; but quarrel arising
between them, they separated, dividing yu-
mels large fortune between them. She sui.
sequen'y went through the same course of
profigacy with Aaron Burr. and at his decease
was the wife of that vicious but talented man.
Jumel lost his property in France, and return.
ed to Tins country peDnyless. He sought out
his former wife. who took him into her fami-
ly. and supported him through life, as sort
OF upper servant At the decease of Burr,
she assumed the name of Jumel, and is now
living upon the fortune acquired by her first
marriage.
She came to Saratoga, took rooms at the u
niied States Hotel aud parsded the streets in
coach aud Tour, attended by three servants
IN livery. The feelings OF the people were
outraged at such all impudent exhibition OF
this paragon OF corruption, and they mani
tested their indignation by getting up a coun-
ter establishment. with negro inside, which
followed her carriage about the Streets
Hampshire GdSCitC.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-19
For me Iimos.
COLONIZATION NOTICE


The American Colonization Society will
send AN expedition To Liberia, To sail from
Norfolk, Va, about the 18th of November
next. The complement of emigunts is no,
yet made up. Persons wishing To- yo. who
can be- ready at that time. are requested To
give Us immediate notice, at this Office.
Executors aud others having slaves under
their care Intended for this vessel. are resrect-
fully requested to have them ready ia tive
lhey should b. we'll supplied with beds. bed
dung. clothing, cooking and farming utensils.
anI s"'h ether articles a. may be necessary To-
Their comfort and happiness.
ANY masters having slaves whom they
wish to send To Liberia at this. or some sub
scqoent time, arr requested to inform ms ol
'neif number ages, characters &c, and when
they viii bc ready.
There y al present great demand in Libc-
RIA lor IcachsTS aud Ministers Of The DOS
PEI. The attention ol free people ui color
VINO are competent to discharge the duties OF
either oi ih-se prof s>iOns. l. earnestly requcs-
ted. We shall To- happy To hear lrom thrm
The increasing operations ot ihe Society
demand enlarged resources. Our friends Who
are willing To aid ~ are earnestly requested
Ia seui forward their donations without delay.
Ministers OF the Gospel will confer great
lsvor, and promote good cause. by LAYING
this subject before their respective churches
aud taking uPa collection, and forwarding IT
Ia ~ by mail
The Libra aud Chesapeake Packet j. now
on the stocks Ia Baltimore, and will b.
launched the 1t of Noyctnbcr next. She
Will b. a beautiful vessel, aud possess every
convenience tor the transportation of emf
grants, as we'll az cabin passengers. She will
thcucciorwad make two voyages year. and
Will thus furnish regular communication with
Liberia
All letters sent TO this office for citizens of
Liberia, and for officers aud crews of the AZ
ncan squadron. post pad, will bs forwarded
by lhe first opportunity
Ass,.f ~.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-19
PITTSBIIRGH WAGONS.-
STEAMER PICAYINE

This gallant little craft, owned by our res
Pected aud enterprising townsman, Captain
SAMUEL IRWIN, is now taking aboard her ma
chinery, aud may be expected 10 fire up in
very few days.
The Picayune was built at the well known
shiP-yarl OF. Messrs. Dunlevy * McNaugh,en
oi our city. Having mentioned the names OF
hereonstructors 1t would b. supcrlluous to add
that she ~ built in the first style of snag -ma
rae architecture Her appearance is decided
~ saucy, The absence of every thing like
oatboaTd guards, taken IN connection with
her eb9ny-bued paint, aud the jauntiness of
her model, reminds the intelligent observer
of one OF those +" long, low, black looking"
vessels, the mere sight OF which, in times
gone by, struck terror to the honest nayiga-
tors ri the ocean.
We have been kindly favored, by the emf.
nently polite officers OF the Picayune, with q
complete statement OF her dimensions, mo
tive power aud other appointments, which
we insert in the form it was furnished. We
regret exceedingly that Captain Irwin, owing
TO the multiplicity OF his engagements, has
not been able to assist US in rendering the pa
per into English but as the Picayune is in.
tended TO circulate in region where even
the little children can talk French" perhsp,
the original version is preferable To a transa
tion
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-19

THE DOUBLE GAME.-We hear much
Boosting from the LocoIoco editors, as To the
unchenseablencss of their principles, and the
consistency OF their views in all parts of the
Union. This Is asserted in the iare OF facts
too notorious TO need repetition. In the
South Free Trade is q cardinal principls i'm
PENNSYLVANIA ii is denounced as monstrosi-
iy-and yet me hear daily appeals to the De-
mocTaoy 10 stand by their principles II they
had any STANDARD to stand by. there would be
some propriety in the call. The North Ameri-
can says -
. a double game is on foot--Pennsylya
mans at home are told that Democratic tri-
umph alone can secure the preservation Of
the Protective policy as affects their sgeat in
iercsts, while the Washington Union tells the
Democratic party throughout the u. States,
that democratic triumph in PENNSYLVANIA
will be the effect Of great revolution on the
the subject OF Proteclioh.'"
Which are we 10 believer
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-19
A LITTLE LATER THAN THE LATEST
NEW GO0Na

\ oHN BlLlo1r has received, and 10 now spsslrs. a
new ana splendid assortment ~ DRY GOODS sndvs-
ietes al ms store ON Main street No I65 west sds 3
novs aoNe Aiafkct Aey which he Oilers the ,osv.a
csrb prices, to which he would invite the sen1ior ~
eouhry merchants peddieTs. and his eus,oters sss,
muslin dc laines sawls; SILKS, apacas nus a. Islne-
and sngians II all prices FTenca and Easlish eIrsl,-
Is setinots wee,isi teans, and fannes Of Al
shas; eo'h CAPS, boots, shoes look ng gasss picture
ue'nes &C together with aeenersi a~sosment ofdoues
ndsi az a.orast Of hFsss day and 20 ons eIoshs az
the hest quairy, always on hand ' 49, ~ "
N. B.-feddiars most re.pses6,Ilv .u..... :. :.
~ an assortment OF nOions IN heE neis si,.svsr -
on hsnd and a. prices "a eompste ah any otlsr - 49,,
iishnent In this esty. -, an
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-19

H..
Draws Mondays sisd Thursdays throuxbou, tho
month of Fepieunher Al Coviurton. Ky.
Tickets ST. aceriihesfe Of - whole tckess An th..
lotteries, VIII he sent for st, Bsive. ST. Quarters sas
JGGREGORy co. Managers, w heciinr. Va
All orders shalt he promptly attended TO- 7Xddrcu,
our orders TO ROBT ARMSTRONG 4 CO. :.
Sole Agents for the Managers. wheeling. Va.
nAILEy's MILITARY SHAVING CREAM -rh,.
- - To certify that have made use OF III Wu,,.-
shaving Cream. prepared by William Bal~y comes n
Fulton and sands rires for aou eirl. uostfx s,
" and that hnd To he suy article al the
Kind ever before used, and would chcerfa nv recon-,
Scan. \, n nm ne
BROOKLYN. A~ND1Nsi
have used the Military Shaving Cream msuuf.esur.
~ nv mr. Nni Bailey, corner of Fulton and sand. st
bfookvH consider a excellent artele ana re-
comuend At to the notice OF the public. NJ oHERN.
ifever there any discovery made deserving tbs
Eau'uhe oiihe public. u b Baileys Military Shaving
cream" have used IL for hong time, and do unhe-i
tangy say. - the very best soap ever vet nycnfef
Tor shaving, Leaves the face smooth and eo.erts
le a. one could ash for and perfume h delirhif.i
The aher thick md heavy and does not dry ON th,
face Indeed may he called the nc plus ultra Of sls
age-the desidefaiurn. = -
HH BUTLER 100 ssnds 81, R,o.Aivr
For sale by most Of the drueeixts and fancy Ae.ler h
thisely and throughout the United state. ara a vhle
sale and retail by tho proprietor.
VIM BAILEY, corner Of Sands and Fssstou So
For sale Wholesale and retail a. the Mxaufseturerss
prlc~ by rRYOR& PAUL.,
sep Ely Sole Agents for Whesitng. 1
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-19
ISLANDER

We publishcd the Islander oontradicted in the
following article, and we trust..,he man who
iirst Pcnned it will live long enough to repent
OF an act 81 wicked as d SANDER Of the dead
Some body mas set q story ailoat in the pa
per- that Samuel kirkham whom many of our
citizens Will rmember a. teacher ol gram
mar had recently died iu Ohio oi dciCrium tre-
m'Hs' II isa wicked SANDER on the dead. Mr.
hirkhum has been dead ior several years Mr..
IA. Winchester the principal ol the Frederick
Female SEMINARY, SAYS be- died in New York
ia May, 1913, of pulmonary disease. OF which
had long been suffering. There was nothing
IA las ic To warrant such story tbat lac died
otherwise than the good min di s-BdH. San
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-19

The New York Tribune of Monde, slys aha,
wiinn ihc three preceding tus,us.s Js,. y,
les' Ihan 10000 bushels 81 Wheat. r., s,.i
Corn wrtr Bought in uist market i8f e,rs,,,
one bali of which was WHEAT
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-19

The Wilmington (Drl) Journal records
win proper manifestations of regret the dcsfb
oil me h"n Daniel Rodney. 81 the advanced
sge OF eiBhy i"oyesn. Mr. Rodney, dnrtue
li,e, bore dis lngnished part u the public
uons of Governor of TIE STATE. JoJgc .,'i
'eprcssnisilte in COalffss. IN tsl1 b. ~.
ted tle vote ~ ihe Electoral COLLEGE 81
tae ud,ed S,s0,. -''lll %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-19
CORRECTION.

We are informed by MIR. Little OF the firm OF
Busby &. Little, that the information contained
IN tho article headed Amusing in our paper oi
yesterday, was incorrect. We presumed, ia
publishing it,. that'il was stricty correct. as Our
authority was unquestiouable. We learn
tharCspt. Harding had no hesitation m rcceiv.
ing the wagons. but merely requested them to
h. sent to Pittsburgh Tor inspection. An ia
spector was sent here, however, and the way
ons inspected and approved We presume
that it was out OF the request made by Capt
III, that the statement grew that we published
McC0NNELI.-lt appears that Mr Nc
Council had drawn the whole amount of his
mileage, AMI that he borrowed hundred
dollars IRON the President the day before his
death.
PITTSBURGH WAGONS.-A letter from
Fort Bent TO st. Louis speaks in despaiTing
terms of the wagons purchased by the traders
at Pittsburgh. A gwat portion of the time
was occupied IN repairing them, aud on their |
arrival at the Fort much the largest portion |
oi The timber in them was not that with /
which they started.
WHEELING furnishes the right Mind Of wag-
onS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-19

AN EXTENSIVE BUSINESS. The s,ea,
popularity OF BlW0ms CIV Hotel. Baluiunre
'nd lhe extent ui business may h. inferred
SAYS Ih American. iron tha fsct that ,l,,ring
l1e pass Tour months uI les than tea fhon.
sin' 'nd ms two visitors names were booked
there.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-19
BAILEY'S TONIC MIXTURE,
Or Compound Fluid Extract of Cinchsna
Rubrd, a Vegetable Fsbrifuge ia the treat
meRt IF FE YER AND 1GUE.


ment Of FE YER AND dGUE.
THE proprietor, IN Offering this VARIABLE Tonic Mix
ure 10 toe public safe aud eli eicn. remedy in the
treatment OF Fever and Agrc would rcmar' thai no IN.
gretiient - used decicrous the system being
entirely vegetable compound, aud msy be used iiil
AID strengthen and give Zone the stoa ch IN all
complaints arising morbid deiiitatod system
ieh'a'e weakness, &C VIII ac found admit aSly ADAPTED
tut rs most remarkable good effects win he Observed
TIE cure 81 Fever and Aguc. Observed nv not only Grad
seating the disease lu eeo,uay removing all pTciiSuo-
sutton 20 a. This additional virtue ~ ne duly apprec
ted by those tSo have suffered second attack Of
THIS dist essing colpaiai, and T. Of itself rcrummenda
ton sufficient to prove s superiority ell remedies
now in use
CERTIFICATES.
take pleasure Ia -aiiug 10 the public tho GOOD effects
have eNpc icnced from the ofBacy'. Tonic Mix.
lure ior 'he cure of fcvet end Ague.
In the fall of iSsq ives a,acked with Fevcr and A.
que. and d continued nearly two year- I al Last
dcspe cd Of ever cng cured Of a. I used Town-e,d'r
Tonic MiNtuse which only relieved me Epr short Zine
men hc di-ca-s woud re.u ON me Sgaia. My coas.i
tuition, wrch hsd heretofore Seen s.rou. and stnIe
had now Month effects ofhc disease become ,ich Dc
hiitSted. aud found myself IN ral;lsr ing
AhnSiton. MY constitution almost broken down.
my pay scisn could not help aud al the reHse cs
bad used did good, until fouad Baiev's Tome
~ 70 e able To say that in the space weeks was
cniiey cured, snd although another Yea. he's ma, ed
way snee took The medicine "a heve he'd 40 retu,n
of tse dtsease. feel myself eliirely cured OF The
ana al PseanPosi.ion % BARNEY MELBONE
rs Henry s.nce,, brooklyn.
For sale Wholesale and retail BY the proprietor and In
sen,o' and also hy AL Druggists throughout United
for ssie wholesale and retail by wM BAIIFy so,e
prOprie.or, cor. ea9ds A Ful.on rs. BrnokIyn n "
Forsaie Wholesale and retail meaafaeiGress prices
@ PRYOR PAUL.,
sep IVY Sole Agents for Wheeling.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-19

ME-. wnARToN- II
Deer Fir; Permit me the insertion a r
ms note IN the Times to inform customers thai n
nave just returned from New York Pbadeiphs ana H.I
ibloie, and am now receiving my fsi stock OF Dry
Goods tor WHosr ssLSise, well complete as.,t
nent o new and desirable goods for retalIing wies -
asn 10 my oruer makes my present stock Hl ana eor
Re'e IN both depsrmeuts.-snd win ssIl them al Me-
IAria prices, Wheeling, Aug. ~, 80 W. r. SHINY s.
SOLID BOX VICES
TUS received ell Fszes extfs quality foa mr. W..
~ and Tor sale; also Anvfs usd Bellows 'svy
aug u SAMUEL MEL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-19
CPS. CAPS.

FSfslscf ~ haviag iozt fetnfetf fna ~ RssirFs
- cities with iaEs sna wt seietfsi sfock ~ ssoa ~
etrff rafeiy eid ffie n FoErf, WI o. happy h.s
lfils arc uid cusiomrfsi ven sew. a his rsfs.
~ Main street, WfseeVciy eori vein h. made 81 praas
81 TIE snge goods purchased fos eash sa3 ia
- s9d 81 snth advance Com coN.
eepH A q NsChIlAW
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-19
HOME LEAGUE,
BOOT AND SHOE MANUFAcrORY.

10 Main STREET Whesline.
W. ~ sehsiantiy receiving direct Not 40 fset,
g. oi slop WORK 0om tho Essisrn ps,sset.sis
ane fpfkhonses. hli daily suppitt N lssi 80. -
49, ~ e-,ts enc SHOES got up undCr oar own tsrer
~ ~ tiF ltsi uaiefias ard aade b. GOOD nfrfrfi~s
elat l'f h"fk in Do FER superior % sav Fssfsra
- tatli 20 ,is mtftri. both n shape aaa ,tusiite .
~ -'t' i Fl NV end many auirlee .u fes cent ia
Net lhsn AZ Store n Whcsiinr rttroniss Home NJ
ere kfcpihc fn0ney in fnruiafsf sursnsaf
ttr insfsd az eeiding sto 90 suaualiq 0erf ~
nNA.isls 30 - aftitifs Of hoois sna aaora f.ftra
ana ,iir1fh lgpk to Four oWn iniessss ava eve IA.
ran no e zoe hT Rcd Eiaet nssof hl,t ~ ~ 80
~ if huf Golden Eaof two d1afs si.ars y tl.r. = 80
gers ssddierj esiehiishnient
spb CoNNELLY a WADE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-19

TILL subscribers heE leave a iafBru sier sn-somsrs
and NE public THAI ibs iefsi patronage thsy hsvs
ieNed hea indnfcd then 90 Increase fsir msrkinegV
- That they repsred 10 al Iii ose,s s,r~s(
VIM supesiof sitele o. rcined LARD OIL which We
~ e',ea s.lesl " any IN Ne tnieB, ard ese4
80 tFAknEN A LIST.
Oil on hand of erponston ~ tle OH aud candle Fss
iofy Market Alley r.svp ~ 4 -
IN hss Jua received one Box Of avkss Orsnes-.
- shd one hot ofFgcsd Lemons b. Fanfr,s $500
ne WIZ sell low At No. ~. Monroe ssrsss. go 10 Il
SPANISH SOLE LEATHER.
IEn sinfe Beiiipaye Trined apsnlsb 49, Te.shsr
- - - y ffinr ~ tirie lgtt ffreiFet ~
McI'F.Afl.FN a uNDE
rep sIFa offfa uta Fff nfoS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-19

NO'i'OS' V"' ihdoitty 10 comprehend, as
clearly as We would like, the whole of I'M,
tab'eau.' IL may be, for aught we know.
written IN the most refined French, though 20
our notion it smacks strongly like C,eols .,
tarpaulin lingo
The Picayune has neat little cabin co,.
siucled By those unnystled wo,kmen
MessEs. Hanes & Wingard IL il fn,n;.b,
ed in a style OF unusual neatness. and larI.
nothing That can contribute TO the comfori III
tina passengers That important dep,rtn,en,
ct steam boat, the cuisine, will b. we ar,
crediby informed, under the superintendent,
OF famous cuisivier direct from Paris
The painting. which is both gorgeous an,
chastc, was executed bv MessieuIs Guill,n,,,
lfouln, ~ lIuqnillc et Guillaune Hul ar
lists ct distinguished reputation in their line
We think we may silely pronounce tb,
I1cayune 10 bsa e6l( a. aHDys Ia oefif boii
DtSHi building. She Is constructed win :
special view TO suit the lower trade She !,
siaunch, and hes sufficient cspacify 10 500,
one bundled ani tifiy hogshesds OF sugar
she Will leave, about the last Of neYt week
Wl'h lull cargo OF wagons. carts aud u heel
hamuws Tor Bayou 1ecle. Louasps
we understand le Capitaine Jr,uip has Al
ready completed the hipmrut of b,s 80.
Having been favored with glance ,i lis al,
4 eYipGge. wc recognized Among lie -.
the names 81 several OF the most illusiri,...
skiliid aud brave navigtors at ihe d, trl,.I
seas AMI the pcn are all lads of we'll ,ri'.I
nerve aul muscle. alike Efficient al n,c f,.,l,,
pile. thc Gre DOCS. ths running b1ah snd il,.
ErIb pius.
wee 70 PicoVgaei
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-19

q uN BARREIs.-A large ssssrtment Of I.ssils,, su.
sepls DIR A CREEP
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-19
DRIED PEACHi s WANTED.

f9AsH VIII paid tor any quantity OF Dried Pea
ehes delivered al nay store IN Market Square Wan.
ie quantity Of Dried Peaches that have heen peac
teiore drying, Cor which liberal price CASH will he
paid Persons wishing 10 sell viii and il 10 their adj
vantage TO call hefOfe selling elsewhere
sep Is NJ REILLY
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-19

TREASURY CIRCULAR The Socrei,,y
OF lle Treasury has issueda circular i'm reoscl
GO doe transit through lle tcrntory of tls n
States Oi exports loI anida t0 be shipped II,
ioregn committees. All sacl goods afs 10 4.
exported iu one year irOm the date OF importa.
ton. and whcn cxporiet2 ~ pcf ccni. h de.
ducied from dawbt K.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-19
FAMILY GROCERY NO

- BOXES FRESH l. EMONs rscs W..
- 49, Oranges.
Sack Bordeaux Almonds:
I" Fresh Palm Nuts, 81 rsts.-r rr
nh Sugar Crackers, just received and Cor sac nv
sep 10 SD WOGDROW. 334 Main,sireei
N oTicE.-My daughter. MARGAREr STONE lea
s,s her home on the itth ina. Any persea knewise
where she can BE- nand ~ ccuftr favor by lnfsn,sr
me. and any perons who mag hsrfor her arc nothef
thai shah prosecute them for The An persons ate
contracting sep II u JOSEPH STONE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-19

y AILtff AMERICAN VERNTFUcg -Tt.,. h
p" H'ptfiheni nf iucdcal rclcnce either pl,f si,t
lt'' il'a ~ 20 much iuferpss. a. use l,rr.st,r,
worms ia f Intestinal canal and tilo ysfi,t,s -t,
."i 'i- "i ils sysiep The cause and oyirip - 49,.
'-,.i,' ~ F,mans one 81 the inscfutaiie fbiag. IN
~ nHtuiH phior9phcrs az every afcsa fu8ri 81 I'd ~
,..,.,t e"ihfcn OF every arc depends on. and \.
~ l ". P!,tenfc % worms. thai % a. eo4i.rsiit
"I' ~ nia'il pc wornr. aud tn nine r..ss .,t u,
..' tis ~ aihen ~ VII restore them t1 latnH A. -,
- elef isalI} destroys aud renotes ssor,rs t,,tl .
,'h q BAILEY Nm,ricaH Nefm.6iv ps....,' -. -
NOS iail IT, resort % this remedy 90 - $3.50 -N'nld
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