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lust PUBLISHED, The LIVES & TIMES
% OF THE MOST DISTINGUISHED CHRIS
TIAN FATHERS, UP TO THE CLOSE OF THE
THIRD CENTURY, by Rev. w. II. COFFIN, of the
baltimore Annual Conference, Q3- This work brings
most interesting subject to the general reader in a
pleasing manner, and embodies an account of the
EARLY TEACHERS OF CHRISTIANITY, with
the origin Of the great controversies doctrine and
ecclesiastical poiity; the origin of councils and some
features of the early history of the church, important
10 the present condition of church parties.
"F PARSONS KURTZ, Publishers,
mhl7-6t* ISL Prau-st. next to Railroad Depot.
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BALTIMORE MuSEuM

AND GALLERY OF THE FINE ARTS,
CORNER OF BALTIMORE 4 C.aLVERT- SITS.
IMPORTANT ALTERATIONS
0L~ Day visiters admitted at Night FREE, except
when there are day performances s. Oh benefit nights.
GI3- The enormous SCOTCH GIANT and GIANT
ESS, (he being feet inches high and weighing 49,
IDS, ana she being feet inches, of beautiful sym
meily and well proportoned,) are re-engaged until
Gy-The Great Painting of the OPENING OF THE
SIXTH SEAL, by Dandy, still remains in the Picture
Gallery.
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TIC DOLOREUX

nD-The following testimonial is from TIMOTHY C,
DWIGHT, Esq, who is so favoraby known from his
exertions in the of Education throughout the
Northern States. ..
DIR. A. II. CHRISTIE:
Dear Sir-FOr several years have been terribly af
ficed with that agenizing complaint called Tic Doo
reuX, principally affecting the sciatic At
times, no human being can have suffered more-my
screams have often disturbed the neghborhood. BY
simply wearing one of your Rings each of my
hands, and faithfully using the Magnetic Fluid, the
complaint has entirely left me, and now believe my
self completely cured.
| am very respectfully yours,
Albany, Decd, ls45. TIMOTHY e. DwleHT
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TOLD DIAMOND POINTED PENS
u Improved Cases-in Gold and Silver, Just ne
ceved this day from Levi Brown, and are for sale,
wholesale and retail, at GABRIEL ID. CLARK'S
Store, Water st. Second door from Calvert. All per-
who wish to save trouble in making pens and
wish good diamond pointed pen, which will last for
ysars, will please call and make q selection.
ia26 fri
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EOHN w. WATTS, HOUSE CARPENTER
eB FAYzTTE ST., adjoining Assembly Rooms. jail,
M/ILLIAM w. LEE, FASHIONABLE HAIB
w CUTTER and SHAVER, NOD N. GAY ST
Gentemen's Razors set at the shortest notice. ais
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MNOR SALE. A Ground Rent of $3.50 at 6 per
NJ cent, well located, and amply secured
BOND & GELBACH,
mill Real Estate Agents 40 Spcoad-st,
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u w. WEAVER, (Successor TO Jacob Wea.
81 ver0 UNDERTAKES, No. 30 S. SHARP-ST
opposite the Church. nl8-6m
HONTMORANCY III. PRICE,
lgn PRACTICAL WATCH MAKER,
mh2i-u No. 90 8. CALVERT STREET.
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YUNO BUILDERS OF LOCOMOTIVE EN-
J. GlNES. PROPOSALS will be received by the
undersigned up to the LIST day of April, proxmo, for
furnishing the Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road Compa-
ny with six Locomotive Engines, to be delivered on
or about the LIST day of October next. Information
to terms and conditions, and in reference to plan and
weight OF engine will be furnished upon application
10 JAMES MURRAY,
Engineer of Machinery and Repairs,
.t '" BALTIC. & Ohio Railroad,
Baltimore, March l3, 1876. mills 3aw2w
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CHRfsTIE's MAGNETIC FLUT

These articles form an important addition 10 she
Galvanic Rings, acting upon the same principle but
having the advantage of more local application. As
an etlectual means for strengthening the system when
deblitated by disease other causes; as a certain aid
in constitutional weakness; preventive for colds
and in all affections of the chest generally the GAL
vANIc STRENGTHENING PLASTER will be found OF
great and permanent advantage.
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w A N rs

81 GnkA rs WANTED, upon property
" SB<VIH worth 8 800 for which per cent.
Will be allowed for one, TWO or three years. Apply to
NJ. w. MEARlS, City Despatch office,
mh2O-9t Jarvis Buildings,
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opium. The subscriber has on hand supply
" of OPIUM, which he is selling considerably be-
low the market price. j. w. w. GORDON,
No. l52 West Pratt street,
ol3-eo opposite Bait. and Ohio Rail Road Depot.
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FOR SALE & RENT.


FEE SIMPLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.
-A1gs4s A HOUSE and LOT situated on the north
#M!:Y side of Cough street, one door west of Bond
AxI;H street The lot fronts S feet on Gough-st.,
hS1Hll!A running back IS feet, with the convenience
OF SIDE alley leading to the yard. The house is
TWO story Brick Dwelling, with two rooms on floor,
ana Kitchen back, with good dry cellar, and has
always commanded, and is now occupied by, good
ana Punchal tenant. For further particulars, apply
at this office, mhll-tf
&c., FOR REGNT-a three story HOUSE,
AF,J with back bIilding, hydrant in the yard, and
kihtII good cellar, south Charles street, opposite
the Railroad Depot gate. To good tenant
the rent will be made low, with a lease for a few
years. Enquire of A. s J. BONN & BRO,
No. l36 Pratt street.
ALSO, beautifully situated LOT on Barre ST. %
leet front ana 100 feet deep, south side of first lot
west of Sharp ST, mh2I-4t
&c., FOR RENV-The new and eligibIy
E#.:. situated WAREHOUSE, No. IA Hanover st.
Maiil corner OF German, now occupied by the sub
.Ml1HAscrber. 1t is finished in the best manner,
ana heated with one OF Hayward, Fox & Co.'s patent
not air furnaces, and also contains of ScOtts As
bestos Fire Proof Safes made TO order For further
particulars apply to the subscriber on the premises.
GEO. X. GATHER,
uS-t Id Hanover street.
A LOT ON HOLIDAY ST., NEAR THE
IA CITY HALL, will be sold great bargain if
immediate application is made II fronts 50 feet run
ming back about 100 feet TO ten feet alley Apply to
GEORGE GELBACH, or
mhl6 b. BONE, 40 Second street.
MHOR SALE. Ground Rent of 1880 at 6 per
n cent well located, and amply secured
BOND & GELBACH,
RuOl IAssnN n
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NEW SILK HOUSE. J. A. FIELD & Co.
In IMPORTERS and JOBBERS of STAPLE and
FANCY SILK GOODS,
NO. HANOVER STREET,
Will open this morning beautiful assortment of
styles of
BONNET RIBBONS
CAP do
English THREAD LACES
Cambria EDGINGS and INSERTINGS
Swiss do do
Shaded and fig'd MoUSELINE de LAME
French CHiNTZES
Do JacOnet LAWNS
DO Bingham dO-to which they in
vite the especial attention of dealers. mhl2
ITO HOTEL-KEEPERS. JUST RECEIV-
IL ED a supply of beautiful BRITANNIA Cas-
tors, with rich and plain bottles of large size, very
rich and snowy suitable for Steamboats, and Hotels,
Also, supply of beautifully finished Block Tin Dish
CoueTs, HoT WATER AND STEAK Dishes of all sizes,
both English and Amerean-for sale low by
G. E.. WETMORE e. CO.,
Dealers in Family Hardware, Table Cutlery Walters,
Silver plated and Britannia Ware, Block Tin and ia
PANIED Wares Brushes, Baskets, Mats, &c. &C.. with
every variety of HOUSE FURNISHING ARTI-
Giles.
Families, Steamboats, and Hotels furnished com
plete at the shortest notice. at No. 10 N. CHARLES
ST.. opposite the Union Bank. mill
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-17
STEAMER HlBERNiA

This but has been rather a L,vof,ie with
oar c~ifiz-rs ir,m sona cans, ani they
have done a E'ol deal toNarls rtcomm-nl.
ngitto pa5ile aoi,cr. We hop tlc, viii
40 - uo m)r. The rpa1nci ui tie ohi ,erun
Sunday lss, wss gn>sly insulting to b.. rus
scngers aaI III piao,. Ia going up -tie hos,
hsviug on boanl mopc lima a hun lied cabin
Ysssnnsrrs. mans at whom desired la leave il
hcre-htd s%caoocly teen made fat. wlion the
captsin rang ihe ball 10 prcrore ict having.
anl VA five m,uutcs the boat was OF. Spn.
oi the passengers who dcsircd To l-aVe ihc
tosttosli not get OH. Some got 81 aud hal
not time to grt their baggage-otheIs. who
were goiag up from this placc w~r, ou the boa,
themselves, bat hal not tan, 20 get their bog
gage o bosrt. To make ihe matter still
worse. among the latter were taco iadiss. TIE"
only reasonable Inference ot the cause of such
conduct Is, that the Captain i pnii by The
Monongahela bosts of Pittsburgh men. pcr
had Tor all the pass niger, h. brings mp. The
boa, Ia going down has always time TO wait
until the stages arrive from ile east. We
,us, IL will hsrc0irr get bu, few passengers
from them, until he eau learn better manner
especially to ladies.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-17

swim ou, into the lam. and reisrn with eve
~, appearaace of sorrow aud Disappointment
ON saturday a gentleman in the vicinity, by
line name OF Mumma. succeeded in secariDg
him aud leading him away iroiu the dam.
The dog y now chained at Mutnma's bou~c,
wber, the owner can have him by proving
nro,erty. Since chained, he has several
ZINES broken loose. and has invariably gone
buck TO the dam and occupied his former posi-.
TON. A mans oap wes found below thu
%lonlinr. which has led To ihe conjecture that
the ow ner OF the dog was drowned IN attempt
inr TO eruss the strcam, aud the ai,acliment
of he animal la its master was the cau>e OF
OF its remaining ios ~ long a time IN tr VI;
entity OF the dam. Tbs wound upon ue
dog has also led TO the opinion that the own,
er OF the dog NAV have been numbered anu
thrown into the stream, and that TIC dog ~
c.ived its wound while standiag IN is
mast r defence. So Far there has ben mo
s.arch made OF the water, bu, i'll the intcn-
ton Of the people ot the nsighborhootlto do
81 a. soon o. the weather will admit. The
whole j. a strange and remarkable circum
stance. md il j. not known what facts II
NAV eventually de,elope-Lcnessier hsieL. y
| JDur.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-17
SINGULAR CIRCUMSTANCE.

\ Circumstance Of somewhat singular char
artor has rcccntlytsksn place in U~ppeTlescock
township IN this county, va tie vicinity Of
Mr. Hunseckers mill. which has led 10 many
ooniectoTcs and created sn unusual degree OF
exciiemeni ~ he neighborhood where IL oc.
CURED. We furnish ouf readers with the
FACTS loE which We are indebted 90 the Ms.
MyFcss Of the American Press, WIN Obtained
them Rom q eFntlzFnan who resides In the
township alluded 10. On yesterday q week,
the 1na Inst. = strange spotted hound was
zen opposite Sir. upnscckers mill. near 70
the aara, a fresh wound upon his bach. III
Eemalaed ia the sp0t pBtil saturday last, do.
dnEa period of Eoos days. betting every ct.
trmgt 20 remove him or induce him 10 leave.
Whsle thrBs, ~ snifestsd the greatest Dc.
tgrce ~ u~Ressiness sni, occasionally would
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-17

The n. y. Journal Of Commerce gives the
tollou ing u y probable explanation of the IN
tended movements of the "mystetious rssot
Boat.
n Is now satisfactorily s-certaiDed that the
uilot hat Eomer, which sailed hence on Mon
d,y last ior Liverpool, was not chartered by
or Tor the Government or the British Minister.
Nor do We think she took out a bearer vi lie
spatches from either. She had only two pas
SINGERS I'VE are informed one OF whom was
,-fae Noes collector Of the San. Thus, we pre-
sumc, furnishes a key to the " hole matter. In
other words. we think she was srn, on, by
One Sun newspaper. tassooisted possibly with
,onir other paper or Iapcrs.) with directions
. ~ wait a certain number OF days after the dc
parture of the 9TH Of March steamer. and then
e, sail for Boston. with the expectation oi
bringing later news. In this she may posi-.
I bly be successful. though her chance Is much
lsss tian IL would be IN midsummer. when
there are light winds aud cslms. In rough
heather. a full rugged ship would ouisail her.
NAVAL AFFAIRS.-we see that Mr..
Baghy has introduced a bill into the Senate
IN incorporate the Navy Of Teras into the
Navy of the United States. and that the bill
has heen referred Ia the Committee on Naval
Affairs. We Were under the impression tina
the Naryof Teras had been disbsndet durir {
the Presidency of Mo. Houston. hso. there
was no Texan navy in existence nj the time
of annexation. and therefore none TO 'incor
pora,e" into our navy. II TO incorporate TIE
Nary Of Toras Into the navy OF the lnitct
States means To place the officers who WIRE u
the Texan navy in that OF the United States
and crer the heads of thosc who have serves
the United States faithfully aud ~zealously, W.
sce nothing i'm such a course by our Govern
ment but ank injustice in every aspect W
can view it.-PhuodeipAia 4. y. Guseffe.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-17
AN ARREST.

Mr.. John Nichols sui has soa. John s.
Nichols, late collectors oi Tioga town. Tiogu
county. New York, arrived ia this city on
Sunday last; aud ven un board the Re,enu,
Cutter, then about leaving ior Cincinnati
About IL O'Clock Messrs Nichols and Earl
from the sanc county; arrived and stopped at
the u. $. Hotel. ia hot pursuit. They arous.
ei.Dspaiy Msrsla | Shallcnoss aud he pr c ell
ell tn scafch for IA, sud John auI Johns son.
whom he found on board the ssii Steamboat,
and forthwith was abstactcd from ihe said
John Nichols the principal par, ct 81 900
dollars. which 4, appeared he had Ob,,ractod
from the good people OF Tioga town and in
stead of puuing it in thc city Treasury - hc
had promised JOIN \. Nichols, his security,
he would do, hal pat ia his own pocket. The
funds having hccn tsken the collector. John,
was very ~ Hing to 20 home and stand trial
fos the abstraction akaxs named. His pur-
saers lads very harl iwtaP; bot x,ei their
hscoa Anl principally through tie c%Scrtion Of
the mguc catching capaci,i-S al oar sergeant
elect. Mr.. shallcroSs. Tbs pursth ami puu
socrs lei, Isst night on the New E~asgtsud scs
Pittsburgh.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-17
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
CINCINNATI CITY MARKET.

FRIDkN, feb- TO, IbEb.
LARD OII.-ln consequence of the decline
i'm the prices of lard. some OF the manufacture
srs have reduced their rates Tor Oil, and we
quote at 6os6Sc. A good Winter Oil can
now b. bought ut tho former rate.
LARD.-A sale yesterday OF 300 brs No. I,
country rendered. al 6ic: 800 kegs do do st
s.; l2S brls fair No. 2 ON "Wednesday at 5,33,
aud S bids No. ! at 3.6S. The former sales
indicate. at least. firmness ut the rates recent
" current.
MoLASSES.-A sale yesterday. from store.
Of ID bfls at 26lc.
WHISKY Sales'ycs,crdsy OF 20 brls from
canal ct l7lc: 80 ut i7ic, and ITO Mt l7ic: as
bris from river at l7ic; 30 and ~ do at l7ac
receipts Moderate.
FL0uR-A sale of IA bds from Miami
Canal yesterday at s3.so. inspected.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-17
THE WAR QUESTION AND THE TAR
lEE

The Washington Union asserts that Mr..
Grn,fy. tile able membcr oi Tennessee. was
unfortunate in sowing suspicious oi the mo
lives oi the n administration - y asking ~ he.
ther ulcy were to barter the tarIu Tor the terri
tory aud abandon The policy Ia " which. lac said,
our country wss ~ deeply indebted for it,
prosperity. for The purpns, of propiiiatiug
England aud obtaining the terutor Of OREGON.
That declaration wss lieari with unspcAkablc
surpri~r, as eucrg turnd OF thr administration
ktOws that the reduction of the tariff T. recon-
mcnded la justice 10 our own people, and not
with the view OF obtaining Oregon in exchange
Tor its reduction.
Docs even friend OF the administration
kHow oil thisl Are the Democrats iro a Penn
sylvsuia. New York aud clscW here. who op.
pose the hepeal or reduction OF ihc Tariff. thus
confident hat it, Reduction is recommends
IN justice 10 out own peopicf' The assertion
oil thc Union !, an accusation OF ialschoodsnd
hypocrisy against d very considerable number
OF the friends OF the Sdmiuistniion-an sccu-
Kstion which the Democrats OF Pennsylvania
rcpel az an outrage. The Union alleges thai
the sacrifice oi the iaun IL not intended a. q
ptoritiaiory altering 20 England for Oregon
Why, then. did he Union, la treating of IA.
Oregon question, chardclcrize tn ohrT 10 re-
peal the tariff rs calculated % remove the pre.
ludioes ct Eogiaod? And how Is IL that ,It
Jostfiets on bptA safes Of the water. have agre..f
ln coupling the two measures a. one p~ulcys@-
IL the Uniou pTepsTedt 90 sly that negotiation
viii not 10 opctIci embracing t,c tAo oufs
tions, and intended TO settle both by matm
concessionsi N IL BE- not tie design Of ia
Presidcnt to ofIrT zap the tariff as the price a
Oregon, a. IA singular that cause ant encc
have been 80 closely connected. aud that Will
oil England regards the anti -tarin mo, enen
asa vsoPitiatfon. aud al America unites 1
the opinion. Mr.. Polk slone has never ~ ~
gaTded ~. Tie must count largely upon IA
duilness OF the American people. II - PFC
posed 20 buy Oregon. of so much Of u AZ Enr
land will sell, with tbs sacrifice 81 our dome.
sec industry. So much iof The national spin
which bas vapoFed of us determination nc,s
90 sch t~fifogy for peaoe-a territory ie,e
possessed. foe ~ pesc which their foll
clone endangered These heroes whs W.
dive sot . dc~cd Which has been offered 10 Grca
Britain, are willing TO secure peace by yieldin
the Prieslrgf oi isS,og oar industry "a TIA
government, AMI by destroying inc prosprdi
and d%arkeninE the P~rp.p-cls ~ the fipubiic-
Tiae vail prove wheihc5 thc psr, in op,,,
will dars 90 net the people upon such n
issoo.-U y. OIz.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-17
BOLD RoBgEBY

One AZ the bpii-st and mDst hnrsf,rel ,.h
h%sTics. took piace YESTERDAY noming =, d.
Otto L8ie snd ffasl Company Bank. ihst e,,,
0ccuucd ~ Cincinnati n man named F.r.
gu T~ccrived IRON Mir \ DAvls e. check oo tbst
lpHk, 81 three hundred dollars snd upwards
in paymento OF SOM pofk.
ME- fAasis wen 10 TIC hank. drew IA.
nancy, and when coming out OF the door
SON P~fsoB brushed against him. snatchod
ibe money, which was IA his pocket book M
fiN bscast 81 lls coat. Tan along TIC pias1i In
trosli. entered tie door al tie Trust Dcptu.
IDeui, peased fhrY8xh That iut0 the tauk snl
tsrn ost ~ the doDf into iite street. but -
faPftty thAtMf ~ WIN wa following could
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-17

urx AND Hxxfsx-7E rS.~.Z
s' s's-sss ssss~s9 svcse~s. hss sAsss -
~e 80 e~~psIi~d sse.>u Irts-s sS-S@
evss doth Ai-wss Pssvu.srs - -
me vese'sass k'nsdsm eessssa 1900 49,
~sen sssrsc'ct Nth science. ~ai sr,,. -
',' '"'soey and peel-"s he kss s>sss~. -, -
,hs' so many pessons ere dsfiy dying q sAsssrsSs
Ia disease c~c".s1rsssa. sheskd ~ s~ss susI,.
'h"se Who ere bu, eighty aGscsed. ~ . ssc.s ~
duty they o~s ~ shensslvss. end pssesss : -
bottles Of Dr. Dsscsa's Esp~css rsas Ses~ssv. -
nee " '~"<dsa'siv secosdsns ~ The sssrrss..,
whereby yoas ife msy Go sp,ssd ed ussv ves,
sren, IN Lille. Health sod isspess~ss- rve AZ h.
ieb l6 , MARSH. M~s 3,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-17
GENERAL ASSEMBLY or VIRGINIA
Tagsspsy, Feb. ~. lsls
SENATE

A bil sutl'onang the Lynchbsse ssd Csmp-
ball Court House Turnpike Company. was e
ken up. and ~amcndmsnts sgreelto. The bill
was then passrd.
A biN i~ncofpoFstias he Anns Newell Or.
plan Asylum Assocission 81 Ly nchbarg. was
amended. aud passed.
Ga motion - MF Cor. the senate took On
tie bn concerning The qualification of gfsnd
jufies.
This ball Eepesls abe lav exempsine ~
ownsrs Of mills from service on grand iasifn
Some debate occurred on The Dill. hetuees
Messrs. WitcbeE. BooduFsai aud Gslishef, o,
az amendment Proposed by Mr.. WitcheT, y
strike oui al hat relates 70 tte ~'occupiesz
u mills.
Nc. Cor moved 70 postpons tAs hu iaaeh
4 nitcly.
THIS nsotion vac opposod ~ hessfs. Res
efs, BpudarsBt snd WitcheF. spd spyports
by MsssU. MsMallen. Thompssa % a.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-17
CANCER. sCRoFULA AND oorTRE

Am r'e EN- ss'snce hss rsosrd shss ~ es.AS,,.
'sna Of med'cise kas ever beea % smr~s- 4.
removing The sss'vs dsessrs % D. Jsysss Als~m.
i've cs Late Pr s-svs'vs- o. - s9sessS ess,,
Truly s''on'.a'"s not oaly Of skss Ed sAss
.,abtSsa disess~s cs The Skst< ysp>pss. - &c.
This me- se'ns enters INTO The e,seuIssssu s.j e,,d.
'e.i~s disesses wherever heated. q psesSss he
hl'e-i ard o'hef bahis Of the holy. ses~ovss ohsssv~.
ton 90 the pores Of the skin. snd ssdse~. .sa-
"en's OF The glands or bones. "a inesessvs N. -.
petite. rr.s"ve. headache or 'r'ws'ness end is,,,.
'ssies The whole system. anil impsrs snimssio. !.
The deceased snd dehiil a,rd cnn. tsuss.o. IT,
noih,"s sarer,os IN ~ 10 tho whole msseris ..s,.s
u 's ~r~ffectiy .sis add esisrmeiy piesssp. - L..
no'h'ng OF The dssnsins NAUSEA seconpsn,;c, A.
idea of s~aiiowins medicine. Per sale bx
feb i6 DR. CRuMBACKER. i73 M,,nS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-17
LETTER FROM MATILDA /. DAWN

LETTER FROM MATILDA l.. DAvEN-
PoRT.-Thc following l. AN extract from a
letter written TO Dr CiickeneT, by Matilda l..
Davenport, OF Philadelphia, who was cured OF
an in~flamnnaiory Rheumatism. By tic u.e Of
Dr. CiiekeneI : Sugar. gated Vegetable Pills.
alter every other means had failed:
"DEAE SiE.-lt il with emotions OF the
greatest gratitude that | address YOU az this
time, and believe me. | speak the sentiments
oi my hcsri when | assure you that through
your means ! avn now enabled to move Ia the
land OF The living. Bboai Elk months since |
was attacked with the -inhamnatoFy rheume-
ttsm, and consulted the best medical advice
IN the city, Diiiemmt medicines We're given.
aud ilf utmost attention paid nae, hat allttas
OF no effect, and | thought | was doomed tn
hnger ont an existence made wrctched by ca
tfeme physical Suffering. The physirians said
that they had done all. and pTonistd my
speedy departure TO the land Of spirits. When
they had given sIc over. 30 low had | h~come
that u was impossible to stir a limb without
the greatest e~NcTtion, end even then every
movement was eNcrucistingly painful. Al
Tins time q near and dear friend recommended
TO me the use Of Dr. clickener's Sugar. Coated
Vegetable Purgaiiye Pills, stating AT the same
time that they IL anything. could afford relief
Being GA the verge OF despair, and ready tc
grasp at whatever promised relief, | com.
nenced taking them according to direction
In one week, strange as IL may seem INV main,
left me,--my healih was restored, uBdi be,
came a new and different bring. am grad.
uaily gaining my strength. my appetite IL
good, and the disease is wholly driven from
my system.
Excuse me for troubling you with ihi,
statement, but | am 50 much rrjoicea az IN,
speedy recovery that imperious duty demand
an acknowledhsnsnt OF the method Of The cure
Believe snr to b. yours,
Truly and sincerely,
MATILDA l.. DEvENPOET."
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-17

not overtske him. Ma Fdrris says he " a. 90
esionishcd a, the holdncss Of the thing. that
b. never thought 20 give the alarm.
Complaint was made In the Marshal aud the
police we've soon on The scent. They arrested
ihrcc suspicious looking fellows. two OF whom
they committed 10 Jail, the other was exam.
incd and committed 10 Jail Tor trial this nom.
ing al 10 o'clock, The whole Of ihrm, we
understand. hail rom England Cincinnati
EHgtir,r.