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STATE OF ILLINOIS, Gruudy County, s. -
October term, circuit court, \. d. 1916 Vii
Ian Iorphy Is, Adam Lamb. tachment.
al Office is hereby given TO the said
~ defendant, that an Attachment is
sued out of the office OF the click of the cir
cult court in and for the county Of Grundy
and State of Illinois. on the S'h day OF
Innc, A. d. 1916, for the sum of$323, 80
which writ has been returned to the Sher-
ilT of SAID county, uncXecutcd. NOW,
unless the said defendant shall appear be-
fore The Circuit Court of said county of
Grunly, on the first day Of The next term
thereof, To be holden at the court house in
Morris, on the FIRST Monday after the
fourth Monday in the month Of Septem-
her, give bail, and plead according to the
rules Of said Court, Judgment will be en-.
tired. and the estate so attached, sold.
GEORGE II. KElRSTED. Clerk.
NJ d Prendergasl, alt'y FOR pIt'd,. IN
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STATE OF ILLINOIS, La Sale county, IS.
La sail Crcuil Court, November tern, SAG.
Benjamin II S. rs. Maria nuruham, widow,
and John BuTnham and Thomas Burnham,
heirs at Law Of Thomas Buruham, deceased.
Ii ChaucrEN.-. uLll To- fnInclnse q Mnrinane
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BBUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given

UBMC NOTICE is hereby given
IL to the said Thomas Johnson, that
writ Of attachment issued out Of the
Clerks Office Of the Circuit Court of said
county, dated the eighth day Of Septem-
Der Inst, q, the suit Of Joseph Stout and
against the estate Of the said Thomas
Johnson, Cor the sum Of twenty-five dol.
lars aud fifty cents, directed to the Sheriff
Of said LA Sale county 10 execute: which
said writ has been returned by tie saiL
Sheriff as levied upon certain real cs-
tate. New unless you, the said Thorn
as Johnson, shall personally be and ap.
pear before the said Circuit Court, on the
first day Of the next term thereof. to be
holden a, the Court House in Ottawa on
the sixth day of November next, give
special bail and plead TO the said plain
,0's action, judgment will be entered
against you in favor of the said plaintiff,
= SIout) and the estate SO attached as afore-
said, will be sold 10 satisfy the same, with
costs. j.. LELAND, Clerk.
Ottawa, Sapt. 0 h, 1876.
Glover u Cook, pitts att'ys.
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NEW G0QpSI NEW CoNpS !

z HAVE justreceived from New York
4 large stock Of dry goods, comprs-
ing almos, every article in this line usu,
ally enqnrcd for in country store, and
am determined to sell the same as cheGp
as the cheapest; it is useless to enumer-
ate the articles, just call at the old stand
on the south side Of the public square
and examine the goods and the prices,
it Is no trouble to show the goods.
N. i. Most kinds Of produce taken in
exchange. G. L. WALKER.
Ottawa. Iuly 2S. 1916
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NEW SUMNER GOODS
AT PERI.

EUSF received Mt the Trick store from New
~ YORK VIA New Orleans, a new stock Of spring
aud summer goods, TO which we invite attention
they arc all new and fresh, and as we intend
conhning our business az nearly as possible to
cash or produce, we are able and intend to sell
low. The following are some Of the articles:
Fresh lawns, balzerines, ginghams, and
organizes Of this springs Importation /;
Florence aud Tuscan bonnels; Ribbons ;
French tabs and rusches; wrea,hs and
flowers, parasu!s, fans, silk. kid and cot
ION gloves and miIts; silk and linen hdr,;
silk cords and tassels; black dress silk ;
swiss, Jaconet, plaid aud other muslns
Iaces and edgings; calicocs grass clotI
aud other skirts, ladies' slippers, &c.
GOODS.
A large assortment Of mems ond bays
summer wear, such as blue and fancy
drIIIlngs; palm leaf and other hats
cloths; casImeres jeans satlineus
sheetlngs; tickings; Irish linens; dam.
ask and other diapers; fine brown shit
Ings; and all sucIf goods for evc,y day
use at this time of the year. Also
Wall and window paper, looking glass,
es, band boxes, musquilo bars, shirts.
carpet bags, dolls, mems zip boots, slip.
per5, shoes, brogans, fashionable hats,
9r.
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Ottawa, July 10. 1916.
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Important.

Important.
\ J0OR the next few weeks we will sell
a goods ldwcr than usual, for cash.
in order To make room for a new stock of
fall and winter goods, no miSiohc.
" NJ. PAUL. d. co.
July 30. 1916 Brick Store Peru.
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Sss,a,yIs.

FgHlE most magnificent stock Of sha~ls scars,
4 &c will be opened this week the follow
ing are . part.
Fanry mohair scarfs hiics r,ncy do printed
cashmere do; ShauEg.-. i embroidered wool. "A
aud 4 siadIla, s rich cashmere, printed d.
lnnc super hruche, damusk de'hinc. sn,in bnrI'd
do, worsted damlsk. The above viii be sold At
Unprecedented low prices at the cheap cash store
OF lOi BuuGuloS
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Brown DOnacs.ics, Sc.

40 bales . I "A heavy,
10 3 suporline, Wiverly's
600 lbs Of best southern yarn, No 3 to u,
l20 carpet warp, doubled and
twisted plain,
100 lbs Of best doubled aud
twisted, collred.
300 lbs candle wicking,
800 cotton batting, for sale very low by
July 2S, 1916 GE WALKER.
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Liquors and Wines

<r = Bis whisky, Cincinnati,
- 20" American braLdg,
! pipe GIN
8 bis ' + rum.
quarter pipes of French bra ndy,
2 casks nal ,gh wine,
) madeira wine,
3 port fine article for med.
ica purposes. hv July % q T. WALKER.
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Wood wanted,

% y CORDS wood wanted, for which the
- higbcst price will be paid by
July 3, 1916. JAMES O'CONNOR.
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Il vSEFUh articles, such as collie mills, grid.
u irons, very nice article, table cutlery, car
vcrs, pocket scales, candle sticks, curtain pins aud
bands, pad locks bread aud butcher knises, peck.
to knives, hrads. tacks, &C Tor sale at o..
June 10, 1916 BouGuToNs.
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Cheap! Chcapcrm chcapest:u

NNt'V' NGVIE'VF! tbEI VVNI.!.
IT is generally understood that the best bar.
L. gains IN Ottawa eau be found at
BoUGHrnS' NEW svoHE, nEnuCK's
and il Is Furthermore understood .iat he has
only one price, dealing alike with all CASH
can at all times be exchanged for marchandze
At the iarest rates, and hts store i, the great
depot of the hest AMI mns, fashionable goods in
all Illinois. Thankful for pas, fivors the sub
scrlher solIcits continued share of the public
patronage. BOCGHrON.
New Storc--.One Price.-,Reddick's Block.
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40 Arrive.

fsNlilS and the following week, the mos, cx-
II lonsivc aud richest assortment II
Dry CO 0S,
ever opened in the city OF Ottawa.
The following comprise Il part OF the Autumn
stock Rich figured M'deIaiue dresses, do ombrc
shaded do, graduated robes do, California paids,
Oregon do, gngham robes, new style chu.ans,
do gaia pllids do ombfe alpaccas, figured and
plain do, blue black silk warp DO, cold merinoos,
superior blue black VI 'delanes, &c. All Of which
will be sold low. at he one price cheap cash store
Of 10-f BOUGHrUN.
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CR.GS. MEDICINES. &C.

: ENiiE subscriber has just received
a from New York, Philadelphia and
St. Louis, large, fresh and well selected
stock Of drugs, medicines, dye stufs,
paints, oils. putty, glass and glassware,
&c, &c; also the best quality Of brandics
and wines flr medical purposes.
n. i. The most approved patent
medicines always on hand. Purchasers
call a, the old stand on the south side OF
the pdblic square, and examine the stock
before purchasing elsewhere.
July 2S, 1876 G.. +. WALKER.
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IID,lnrh'n Cement.

&H0R mending china, eauhcnwarc, and mar.
y hlc---manulactured by Howard ~ Co.,
broadway, n. Y. Just received and f,r sale at
20 cents per stick, at the cheap one price store.
July 81 BOUGHFON.
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rs
George IA and Nary Ann Hale, his wife Jas.
McCaIi; Thomns BelIomy and Lavina Bella.
my, his wife; John Williams aud Sarah vii.
llms, his wife; Benjamin PHELPS and Jane
Phelps, his wife; Henry McCalI; jasper Scott
aud Elizabeth Scott, his wife Daniel rrowcl
nnd Susaunah Irowel, his wife Hilam Me.
Call and Ama1indl Mccall
z I appearing : affidavit on file in the
- Clerks Office Of the Circuit Court OF
said county, in the above entitled cause,
that George Hale and Mary Ann, his
wife James Mccall John Williams
and Sarah, his wife; and BENJAMIN
Phelps and Jane, his wife, reside out OF
this and in the State Of Ohio--that Hen
~ Mccall, Jasper Scott and Elizabeth
Scott, his wife, Daniel TroweI aud SUI
sannah, hi, wife, reside out of this State
and in the Territory Of lowa--lhat Tho
mas Bellamy and LavIua, his wife, reside
in the county SchuyIe. in the state oI
Illinois, part Of the above named deftn
dants; and the said petitioners having
filed a Petition in the said Circuit Court
in which they complain that the above
named defendants have failed and refused
to assign and set over to her, the sait
Elizabeth Kent, her lawful and reasona
bile Dover in the lands, tenemen,s ant
heredlirments Of James Mccall. deceas
ed, Gate her husband which are specific,
and particularly described in said pet
ton, and summons having issued herein
according to law:
Now you, the said defendants, whose
non.residence appears as above, are here.
by notified personally to be and appear
b ere the said Circuit Court, on the frs
day OF the next term thereof, to be hol
den at the Couy, House in Ottawa, OF
Friday the 9th day OF November noxl, tc
show cause, if anyyou have, why saci
Dover should not BE assigned as II, anC
by the said Petition is prayed.
l.. LELAND, Clerk.
Cotton Il Leland, Sol. pets
Aug. l7lh, 'IG-S.
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WV. PAUL eco.

u a EALERS in dry goods, hardware,
~ iron and steel, crockery, groceries,
hats, boots and shoes, dye s,uTs. glass,
oil. nails, grain, &c. a, the brick store,
Peru. July. 80, 1916
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g'ssS ~
= 49, = . .
Fine Fresh Teas.

So "a chests Of young hy-on from 3 90 Sbil
- liugs per pound, some very h.e.
chests gunpnwder,
do SOuchong, r sale hy
July %, 1916 GE WALKER
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Estate Of I'm. ". West, deceased.
A LII persons having claims against
IN the estate of WIN. W. West, de.
ceased, are hereby notified and required
to attend before the probate justice Of La
Sale county, Illinois, a, his Office in o..
'awa, in said county, on Monday the l0lh
day of October, A. ID. 1916. for the pur.
pose of having the same adjusted, that be.
ing the day fixed Gpon by the adminislra-
tor in pursuance of the statute, for the
purpose Of settling and adjusting all
claims against said deceden,
W. II. WEST, .3!ai'r.
Ottawa, Sep, 4, 1916.
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Scytlcs, spaths, hoes, rakes, forks
Shovels and spades, grain scoops, planes
and plane irons, squares, steelyards
nails, stew pans, COW bells, and lots Of
other kinds. Cash paid for wheat.
WM. PAUL g. co.
Peru, April l0, 1916.
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Iron, steel and Nails.

10 TONS assorted iron, steel and
O nails, just received and for sale
low by J. MANLEY & CO.
Ottawa, April "a, 1916.
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Ashes. A she's!

TsHllE highest price will be paid for
n ashes i dcEcered at HE soap fac
tory ANTHONY LlNDEY.
Ottawa, Sept. 0. 1913. --irl3
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TODD shilling calico at ten'ccnts a,
w July 10, 1876 DAssyErrs.
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Boots a. Shoes.
Cr0ckcry! Cr0c!1Cry!!

STATE OF ILLINOIS
LA Sale county.
La sale Circuit Court---Novembcr Term
1916. petition for Dover.
Leslie Kent and Elizabeth Kent, his wife.
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STATE OF ILLINOIS, La Sale county, set.
la Sdie Circuit Court, November term. 1916.
Joseph Stout Is. Thoma, johns Attach
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SAiv. SALT (!
silks, Silks.

4 ELAiN aud fg'd black dress silks ;
4 coIored do; Lrocade striped do ;
ombre striped, a very rich article; cord.
ed sIIk-jus, opened by BouoHroN,
June >, 1916.
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Esiote Of James McCaH, dece t8ea.
FEHO the heirs and devisees Of J0mes
u MCM, deceased, and all persons
interested in The estate Of the said dcceas
ed You are hereby notified, that We
lnlcnl to present petition to The Circuit
Court of La Sale county. in the State Of
Illinois, on the first day Of the next term,
to be holden at the Court House in Qua
wa, in said county, on the Gth day Of No
vembcr next, for the sale of the whole or
so much Of the real estate Of James Ne
Call, deceased. as will be sufficient To pay
his debts. All persons interested in the
said estate. are hereby requested then
and there TO show cause, If any they
have, why il should not be sold for tie
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NUTTIs, VUiNpTlIHaEII sUIIrII
Ottawa, Sept. ,, l6IC-l0

STATE OF ILLINOIS, La Sale county, as.
La Sale circuit court, NuvembeI term, ls46---
Trustees of schools, of tip 80, : 2, 81 m,
~. Lewis Baylcy: in chancery- bill to furc-
,tnsp a muItrrcp
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ET.NE English cambrics and long cloths, at %
d cents al July 10, BAssNErTs.
4 tlEAP hats and CAPS hats Of good quality
u attwo liars at July 10, BAssNtr1s.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-12
WHEELING BUSINESS CARD.

ME BUSINESS season is approaching, and To
eiliiaic the Efforts Of our Merchants and
Manufacturers. for the extension Of their business,
The subscriber will publish o., the 10Th of February
next. The WHEELING BUSINESS CARD 4,
will DO printed on q medium sheet Of the fines,
quality. on new type. and with The utmost care and
accuracy, and will comprise the following. A
concise settlement Of Wheeling. its location. sell
tlemeoi. and history. A description aud map Of
our coal. stone, clay. &c. A full account of the
manufacturing and Mercantile Es.ablishments.C CITY
Offices. Banks. Courts. Public Building. Churches
and Congregations. Schools. public and private.
Steamboats, and River Ma, igaiion. Travel. For
wsrdins. Purchase and Sale Of Produce. Roads.
Contemplated Roads, Produce of The surrounding
Country. Health. &c.
Ordinary cards Of Merchants and Manufacturer
inserted q, so cents each. Cspies neatly envelnp.
ed and furnished TO those who desire 10 send ihes
abroad ai SO a hundred. or So Tor Two hundred.
The ADVERTISED ent of any Merchant or Manu-
iacinfer inserted conspicuously across The whole
top of'he shee, for 81 so n hundred or 81 10 for
two hundred.
Any ono not satisfied with the utility and accu
rncy Of the work. on seeing 10. ran Withdraw his
subscription. JAMES r. WHARTON.
ian 30
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-12
MRS. COHEN,s
DANCING ACADEMY.

vi II
NJ RS COHEN. bers leave TO inform he In
lvA dies and gentlemen Of Wheeling. thai her
second quarter has commenced. Parents d-.,roe.
OF sending their children will rrnd them immes,.
stely. ss she will leave Zoe the East a, the end OF
this quarter. Chi'dsen's class. M.ndsyt. wedncs.
Gays aad Saturdays. from 3 to 4 p 81. and LsJ,c.'
and Csnilemeos' class from 4 to- wedse.iav
Co,illon nights from Z until 10 O'Clock. :
TERMs-for q lady and e gentleman &C. and
for . gentleman Eve dollars a quarter. consi.,inr OF
90 lessons Children Eve dolIas-. a deJucuor
made foe oil over 2 in a family. Mrs c. will teach
The following fashionable dances.
Ia Cfse"sienne The HON PIPE
Ia caehsca The = anish Dance
Ia Nspoli,'on The Gsilopade
Ia Polish Dance wsllze,
The Highland Fling Coalitions &C &c
Mrs c. returns her sincere thanks 10 N. Iadie.
and gentlemen II Wheeling fr The liberal ps,ron.
age during The last quarter. and hopes 10 meni a
OF the same. Music by james R,sby.
Mis- g. SNOW icrming a class ofyouus ladies TO
teach wsr Artificial Flowers. FOE wares. Also
War Fruit. and Horn aud Alum Baskets. Snow
bsll Trees, &c. the whole laugh, br three dollar.
Mrs c. will give private lessons a, persons
residences.
School Room. corner of Union and Market SITS.
over Todd & Howeiis Shoe Siofc. 3m ieb
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-12
DIRECT FROM PHILADELPHIA;
paper bears the label and rarranty Q
DAVID LANDRE'rH.
E0R SALE ~ CRIMRACK Err
> u y
No 23i Main Street
deel9

l73 Main SrNEEr. WHEELING. VA.
NXrRACr fr,m the report Of Tho visiting
II the Pennsy lvania iIorhcul,u-
raj Society," unanim susly adopted. and orLersd to
be printed.
LANDRETH'S NURSERIES s GARDENS.
These exie ns,ve rronui. are on Feder raj street.
near the Arsenal. The earliest collec
lion OF Cameliias was made here. Some Of ihose
now in tue possession of lhUse distinguished nur-
seiy men, are ten feet high. The selec-
lion OF Green house plants is valuable aud eaten.
sive.
In The nurseries we saw q great mauy Msgnoiia.
of which there nre no lees IN an thirteen disiia.i
species and three varieties. One plant OF the NJ
graudi11n is 20 feet high and in full bloom. Here
are likewise the NJ cordoba SO ieei high; q beautiful
NJ %elipiiica IN Tower. and a magnificent specimen
lS feet high of the NJ conspieaa; The curious O.age
Orange. That retains its lucid foliage longer than
any other decidnous tree.
Tho Nurseries arc all very correctly managed.
supplying every part Of the union; q detail OF which,
would occupy To, much Of our space; Wa therefore
content ourselves with stating that the stock Is very
large. aHd in every stage Of gr,wih. consisting oi
Forest aud Ornamental Trees. Shrubs. Evcrrr, ems,
Vines and Creeprn. with o collection III hcrbacecus
plants; FRUIT TREES OF The best Kind. aud m, 8,
healthy condition; large beds OF seeding apples,
penrs. flums. dc. rs stocks for budding and grafl-
ing; a plan very superior To that Of working upon
nuChtFrs NhiNh curry WIN lutm lHo l0e gfalN oil
The diseases OF The parent stock.
GARDEN SEEDS
or the finest quality have been scattered over The
country from these grounds, and may always be dc.
pended uPon. The seed establishment Of lh~se
Hnriic ullurisis is one oil Tho most extensive ia tho
Union. and i's reputation Is we'll sustained iron
year To year,
To obviaie The chance oi mixture of The farms
of,hs plants OF the same family. they have establish
oil rnoihei nursery at a suitable distance. So tina
degeneration cannot take place. and which secure
10 ihe purchasers "A genuine article Knowing
thus the nge. quality and process OF culIure Of ever,
PLANT. the supply from their grounds is recoiumen
ded with great confidence
Since the date Of The Report irom which IN.
above IL distracted. The entire establishment ha,
been greatly enlarged. The collection II Can eiIiat
embraces all The finer kinds. ard consists of som,
thousands of various sizes; 80 hkewi.s III Roses, ane
other desirable plants. both tender aud hardy
-Frmt Trees. etc.
The Seed Gardens. alone. cover fly acres. ans
The whole IL. ne IL has been for more than hall
century, under The Successive management OF fih.
and SIN. The msssi prominent ~ Am' rcs.
9ay Orders received ny } CRUMBACkER, from
wh"m catalogues may DO DC Obtained, gratis.
th7 I'm
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-12
FRESH FRUITS,
SWEET c.

- &C W Al >, <.
cASk zANTE CuRRANTs-
- 80 hnie-. halves and quarters. Bunch R.isins
~ J boses Lisuyra R,ls,n.. very Superior
OF ms soli,pa d. 3 kegs 10
: kegs Malaga Grapes
~ drums Figs Foul Dates
40 Lbs Ciiron. % lbs preserved Orange & L.smon
Peel
~ hncy boxes rrnncs. C jars do
2OO lbs assorted Candy
50 lbs Cnckes Kisses. as lbs conmon 10
8 h-xes fancy French do
800 Oranges. | box Lrmnn.
100 jirs Preserves; Peaches. Pear. Qntnces. Ctlnn
Damsons. Cherries. Cab Apples. Straw berries
aud Raspheuies
2doz jars snpertor Brandy Peaches
100 jas Pickles; Peaches. Cherries. Barr Cucnm
bets. mid. AIafinas. Red Cabbsse, Onion.
and Com
2 dog Bouies Pepper Sauce
do Iiorss Radlsh do
] DO Fresh Gooseberries
4 do Mushroom. walnui and Tomato Ca,sup
$40 Lbs Bordeaux Almonds
li0 do Shelled do
$50 lbs F,beris. $50 lbs Palm Nuts
LIS dc English wsinn's. 8 bushels Pea Nuts
ALSO ? Bfls Golden Syrup. ve,y Superior; together
with a general assortment OF GROCERIES. just
received and foe sale low by
s ID WOODROW.
dec ID No 23i Main Street.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-12
Dr. ESr0Ndrtsh's Pills.
FOR SALE By A, q. FAIRCBu.D

AokHr, VA.
NSANITH.-Ati diseases, even in.u.i,y and
Il itr'Ao'i'iy al temper proceed from dsprs vsf .t
c"truSt huHors, which. circulating with The bloo1.
ucsas on pain and discUrd in lie human frame. o.
~ clear. that by perseverance in ihc ase Of Btso~
dfeihs Vegetable CHiyersl P.lis. whish 10 one Of
'hs very best. and only proper purgouys medic ne
Ws'n'y '"d uti'ahi'Iiy VI temper can be cured. a.
vel ~ al other discasrs depending UPON he pure.
ne,s OF HE circulating a1,d. Tho b!,oS
Bfandfe'lss Vegetable UnivssSsl Pills ere k..s~a
10y The experience oi ihousnbJs. ia reri-esiy sleaiss
'he blood from all Iuuln'ss. tcmsvo evciy a.or.tl
"tIeciior. and rcnovaie weak and enfeehled cos
situations Ia pcrieci health aud vigor.
Fheit ntNnowlrdgrd innocence m.kss Them sac
through every period VI erstence. ifum ini.nrr to
old age.
M cS'Ea caro- in either drcss Or dict 10 rsadised
when they are used.
With lhis invaluable medicine in onr r-sses,ion.
We may NisIt The mos Uckiy ugI,ps HiIhoni fear.
~" coniSl ian eat hy possibility aArci Va. IL We are
careful To freely use these fills. a. im dee ~
Aho for sue al WeI!.bnrs, by J q D BROWN.
General Agents.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-12
NHoLAsSESA AND SUGAR. received This day
and zoe saie q, YET reduced prices. by
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WiciAho bhlShm VI WILD CHE kNY
The erest suecess attending The use of this Is al
sam in Pulmonary Diseases. having naturally Al
trseicd the aiiehii"n Of physicians snd others. vuri
oos opinions end surmises have ARISEN with regard
20 lie componeoi paris, some have supposed II Ia
contain iodine. oilers mercury. etc, and TO such sub
staBcs they attribute its extraordinary efficacy -
Sneh opinions being entirely ermneous. and cslcu-
afed 10 prejudice many person. against the medi.
cine. We pledge ourselves that ia contains nothing
Of The Kind, os anything Ia the least injurious; on
the coofrary. IL 10 eumrssed principally Of SIMPLE
suhsssnees- The hcss sf iceland. The Wild Cherry
sHd Pine oi oar northern lainudcs. are The principal
ingredients In the compound. The great secret Of
iis efficacy consists in The meihoJ by which they
are prepared. soeh in fact 10 The nature and SIM
plieiiy Of ihs msdicine. so powerful IN action. yet
60 mid. safe and pleasant in lie operations that IL
might he justly tefBsed. Natures own Prescrip-
fssn. and although but Two years have elapsed
since 10 was 6ni made public. we can proudly say
d has acquired q celebrity unprecedented by any
medicine IN ese. and 10 evidently destined To be-
come The most popular and valuable mrjici ne ever
discovered. For sale by DR. CRUMBACKER;
sIso by Pr &PAULL. 4w JIM 10
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