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CIeelxsg ElaClxs! rshE undessiEped hes feeHiyed. ani iR ssore. 10 II bsxes Q. q Mshosaay css<ks, (wanznssd, 1, torseie by - r. R. TAYLOR. .
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-01
SATURDAY GAZETTE

We have Just received number Of lbi. :,
tercsting sheet. We did formerly receive ,,.r,
regularly but Of late Mr., Meals paste toy h,..
entirely neglected us, we feel scnsibly line HISS
81 THIS paper from our table. IL is one Of the
hea'est, most instructive and most useful
wecklies, Va The Union. Aswe looked caro-.
i''iy over SIS eDhrnIs, we were higlly grail.
nd with The display ofcditorml diligence anil
taste IN tie selection and introduction Of
iH"''ef Tor the 'er, there is nothing in the
PopeT wbNb tlie most lss;idious parent ooulI
take the least exception to.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-01
CINCINNATI MARKET

LOUR-Shles aller our report Yesterday
% 2uO bbls city mill, at 81 80. deld: 100 do
at $40, del'd; 100 do from Railroad. AT -
40. The receipts by canal since ycstgslav
are night; there being only 200 bbs ON The
landing this morning. which was not disnoscd
oil when we made our inquiries
NHlSkEY-Sdles from river this y,omiDo
OF p 81, aud 30 bbls at l5sc. None foy sais
at CBnal.
BAC0N-lJ hhds city packed sides sold Spf
cash a. Sl,4A per 100 lbs. packed.
LARD-A sala of 90 bbls No. cnp,l ~
city rendered. at Dc.
CqFFEE-A sale Of 20 bags good fair Rio
SuGAK-A sale OF 6 boxes common white
}lavnna. at 81 per ".
PIG lRON-A sale of 20 tons at Sgl G M.
SALT-A sale OF 30 bbs Kanawha. No I
at sc.
TIE WEA1 HER-Rain commenced fall.
ing this morning, and continued ptetty stead
ny until noon when there were indications of
lar weather. again.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-01
The Argus Of Alondoy asks u, 10 answef two

The Argus OF Monday asks Us 10 answer Two
or three queries, which, being propounded at
tbs tail end OF column, escaped our notice
on the day they were uttered. We will give
thc editor the Information hs ,tcsir,s.
First, MIR. Polk said ia his inaugural adj
dress that orr title to Oregon was ''indislu-
table" yet he disputed nearly two years abou,
itwith the British Government, aud ,heu CON
senied to- treaty b. which one halroG Oregon
was lost. The Union as the organ OF the cN.
ecutive, drew it's sword and threw away IT,
scdbbard Tor ,te whole of Oregon or nono--i
denounced tn, majority in the Senate as trai
tors, because thy would not swallow all u
Oregon.
Secondy,-I'h offer OF the very tJr-itop
we now have was made b. Eng nni during the
administration of John Quincy Adams, and
by that administration dec ilcd.
Ii the Argus has any more questions to an
swcr let ii bring them on and we believe we
'Nn answer them, perhaps not to his comprc
tension, but we can to the full understandin,
OF any man OF common sense.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-01

The following ~cli.mcriled compliment one OF the
mos Wonderful discoveries of the are. clip from
exchange paper Although personally interested in
the meter we have pflcn experienced the hcccuri
elects of Chickering'S Sugar Coated Vegetable PufgaVc
Ptr fhe' cauhoi refrain from contributing mite
n disseminating knowledge of their extraordinary
tues. The following cahsion, doubtless from the pen of
some cnraliursd fair one. discovered sample
show of the inventor the fair OF the American IA.
stituic
ToDR. CIV CLfJKENER.
HAIL Clokcner '.ain whose gcniu. bright
Makes PLY sic ioui. dainty quite.
Makes all diseases slrr up shop,
By swallowing OF a lOiy Pop.
No more shall grippe nausea make
People put up with pain or-ache,
Re her than physic take To cure them
which tastes so-pOhl one caut endure them
Dor now we make them walk quite handy
W pills which eS.eafdy.
Even tlickcner's Sugar Coa;cA NSyc able PHI,
Which through Our veins the blond scuds gushing
lcsiih:hl and pure a. sparkling riiH.
Adown sonie cloud capt mountain rushina:
Which on the lips like kisses met,
Causing no na'iseou- taste To clalei
Mud after that az quite ulfclt
Until they've len Is sound aud safe ~
iiail Clickoner, hail, thy pills VOW
Make pllysir such uXury,
That one might long for sickness now
In order To- lc cured rs thee,
Hail Cliekcner, hail thy fame shall he
! rs deathless a. thy pills are sweet,
/ And monuments wen raise To- thee
| With Dcaih an chains hcnca.h thy feet.
ar.
f"r sale by A'O' FAIRCnILp. ~ 4
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-01
49,. From he pAlslnreh Gneero.

OBiIlf AIRY NOVIFt- go
The anno,rcc,,e,,, - ~. ,O'',,"A'C"'eg'
NJ ui},V'', 10 ~ oil The sudden death Of
Collins oC WI, ~ w vi heN' n. u.
Jern ,,n ,,'r.'.t;'7' f-,i.9 ing produced a
.c,trr.iyo ,;.1r 7pss& u''VuShout The
b.en tb,,sL, "'H"',"9hCcs' has
brief nnt;c, oC ,i', 'Ot'pstu niShos mat a
lie. and thc manu-, ~ - '''I,oc'i'S OF her
GIVEN in tic iii. W - "lI'"' suoulu DE
len r,o,,,..,, S'.N ',ie su"SV l'oc's nave
AZ. - - '.N'.n .,tS S''Elce
81, - - vas uo,il il "uiliord. VI, on the
cl,,lJ go ~ 'otu' Que was me eldest
F,o L,' ny "ouantyI oi Iyrus Carpenter,
rr.nectcJ ,.o,,.ty. ny ,leI parents wcre
tb,t to,yn al 80, H'' "aP''St church IN
ia the r,l;a;,,,,S -" t''u'dI attention
( Mr-. G. ,6r,.f,,. 'i,,'''e " 'n,H chlldren.-
3 the s,b;c,., nt 49,, - van! ne D'cam'
/ prcssions I'm tb,. G,,,,,,''',t I.''si"uS I'M
I She was fully CON, n,,..I -, - ~ "'' dSe'
ini,re n,,,i 60. " n'' 'os' estate by
- ;a,.,, 10 enquire with the deep
And NOT Iona. ,r,a.,,...I w - Oe Suftaf
commit lie L. "'','1' sue Wds enabled to
into Nm, L,,.l. It's - ~ Suu' uiifes'rVcdiy
her sins and GIl.i VINO pardonrd
aud nm Of oJ,,', 81. ~" y'y ""I't"haOtc
Is a nryy cream. T., %; LOU 'haui'caI~
the d,,tv cI ,,,,C.. ;,Ii.'' "',' 'tC' 6"|ing
offered Lry..lf 49,, 49,. ,.i '''.' 'o'r men she
Her r.ligi,,.,. ~, ,,',$ % w nap ,iain'--
factory a,I L.. ,.'H "'e'Ded silis-
tie Gil,v.L;,',.,,f "ip'Dcd lnto
RIM. ,l,,.a.I ~, - N'','" W "hich mes pa
Fr1m th,, ,,,,..,., 10y ~ '""i"Iy Io5O'
,.r. M, ,,,,s.,.-l.i 't.'lt,'' "'' az uic pow
vice of tc SCI LII .. 's'oteo 10 'l'o SER
,al cultiyn,io, i,'r, oi,''"'l'osi Tor men
very good. AMI tb-, 60, tt '''' ".'n
aud improved mo I,.i TO-. Pl''.Ci" ,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-01

HORRI8LE.-On Mouday evening last. a
child oi obput 1or g var, old. The daughter OF
Mr. Nauivc. ncar III. kcus>n's Linling. met
lis death in Tie following moN singular and
remarkable manner. living followed th.
swami girl. (who was milking ia, COWS J
iss,c s.i@. unc Oilhe Cnus by ia. tail. and b j.
ban amu-ing herself b. pmm,ins the hair
u<hich was kno'ted oreniaglcd towarl the hin.
Tn servant Sih. Who had repeatedly wsrucd
hsr TO dcsisl, went ia with the milk. leavinu
the rlnid thus occupied, ond ON looking oul
iaImsdiatciy aierward. p.rcciyedthe COW gal.
looping round the barnyar,l. anl ,lmegins In,
chilI alter her with irarlul speed.
She ran to the rescue and seized by the Zee,
The ehtd, Whose neck was grasprd i'm moose
formed oi the hairs in The COWS tail. and bc.
gan - drdg with all her might. but could nri
lhvr hhrate the child nor stop ia, COW
winch sat- kept running about with undated
speed, and dashing the child against every in
ierpositg obstacle. After the lapse of som,
time boy, alarmed hy the erie, Of the SIR
want gal, arrived add stoppcl IN brute, when
the Cliud MAS released. but without life. Th,
poor little thing had been s,mnglcd To dea IN
a. well os houibly mrn,icd. IL Is Conjectur
eel that outoi mtra p!qyluIness she pat lac
head through the aperture formed by scparl
iiuS Tue htrs IN the cows tail, which briul
cnia lg.ed at The point oiE red resistance. an,
I that the COW gnt frightened and started IN il
the mlnneT0bJv, d. ,cr.bel - CosAsC0 { Ga.
! Observer.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-01
=. p. =. i. p. p. "Phy!ty phour phorty
or phyght phaction phloorcd,
rrrrsRrRan. Juno q. 1916.

ilIIHRuRoH juno -, 1916.
4 To he Editor Of ne lThce'iHg Times.
DEAE SIR:--Mr. 5. +. Sickncy is exhibit
ing his astonishing Equestrian performances
ia our city. and is, am informed, to stop at
your city ior lew dly- hc lIu, decidedly the
best exhibition ever saw in my lie.
Himself AMI family isenough. with the eel r.
Cbiaitd An, riCdn CBcinnatus. who iumps 6 }
lect ovcru canvass. carries uul irtchrs. par-
takes OF his collation. with the oil mvoritc
clown Ferd Carson; Miss Rossnline is. he
.yond all doubt, the best female rider now i'm
America not IL years old EioVis Slickney.
NOT siN years odd in her Scotch dance am!
os.HaGship is astonishing for one of
her ug-; Nj. JsHRing, d Son. in pasturinc
iratS eNcciis amy thing in thc world i'm m =
opinion; thc Boston Serenadrrs is dc,jdcBl,
The best harmonious band even heard mn
Late with Biby d. Roiid i, excellent: lions
CaAatmtr, ide man Who plays upon IL dunn,
at one time, Is great curiosity. a--,-.- lou
ihe ACrOblts m thci, NatS, are astonishing:
Mr. Day ou thc CorIe Nolnnte i. splendid:
Baldwin tee Indian Rubb,rman j. better than
! have Witnessed during my travels; the band
composed of uiun musicians le,l by Mr. BIen-
non oi . I'm ~ ti5ylcgus, Is excellent.
'''' N''"ry Ntr, ,rICKtcy i MtttpTtS III
pdUonoSt wherever lac gocs-so noie il be.
IL G.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-01

AN INDEPENDENT BEGG AR-The
journal du LJret,' France. slows in the
following hcl, What genius in begar, can
ito. h > irausa,ed a, AN instance OF pecu.
mary accumulation oia rare ugjer-ln the
parish OF - Cro.N, there isau old woman who
az To In, present. ;imc almost. has lived a
0tg-ar. Size was regularly assisted by the
Charitable department, 0nJsnauy families sent
hera weekly allowance of money. la one of
these families she formed acquaintance with
"a woman. who had kept grocery Tor many
years. and becoming intimate with her, the old
woman impaired the sCCstt of certain sums of
ui1uey she had concealed and finally offered
them To the groc,r, on condition of bting kept
aud provided ijr the renaint.rsof her lite. =
The offer was accepted, and the number OF
irccs ct money found, sous and fiy,hings.
was inceiible. La short. she had amassed
, ihc nice little sum of q ,00) francs. She cou-
unued her trade even on the day she made
her liocrcl burgtiu. Tier mother had pursued
The same calling. aud had lett her an annuity
oi 100 irnCs. Now that her situation i.
known, she can no longer pursue her trad
aud Tears she shall suffer from ennui She
considers hesellas trader retiring from bust
ness.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-01
-toxSr>icArrp1

remedy mosi psfieel is sSid now 10 e discovered In
tresiing settled Consumption. Liver Complaint or any of
their incipieui syn1ons the ChtORo Thermal sV--
ten. Nv the use of Do TAyLoR's celebrated medicine
ihc genuine BAisAN ~ LyXswoRr. which he prepares
al 3S. Bowsry, New York. The plan treatment now
cgoused by several eminent physicians AID has tseh
iur long time The secret of the unpa al,ecd sueccs.
which has attended Doctor Taylors medicine in pefior.
mtns Is wonderful cures, which IN maay. very many ca
SEA have lsrn almost incredible hut e conclusive proofs
the Doctor brn. forward irrcsisah aud we al
wise all who may have coughs slnplc colds even. Ia
this perfect specific without DELAY Franklin SAYS
SMALL leak win sink big shpf Therefore cure youl
cohghs before your lungs past For sale by
JAMES BAKER
| Isl Main Il. Wheeling.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-01
GEN. TAYLOR AND THE LEGISLATIVE
COMMITTEE.

We learn from the Mobile Herald that the
committee appointed by the Legislature OF
Louisiana to present the resolutions and
thanks OF the General Assembly to Gen. Tay.
Tor. arrived at Muamors ON the S,h instant
and we've pres n,ed to the brave old chieft,in
at / o'clock ON the Sth by Col. L1bulan, oac
a the ails oil Gov Johnson. On being prc-
.ssnted to The General, his staff and officer, Of
the army, the Colonies and their s,uT who
Were invited to be present on the occasion.
MIR. Zlcnri-, chaimln OF tie committee,
said:
''CiencroI, have the high honor Of present
lug logon the resolutions and vote at thanks
AMI the act appropriating sword which were
unanimously passed by the Stat, nl LouiSina
To y'u. your brave officer, and the army an
der your command, for the galaniry display
eel by them jn the battles OF the Sth aud 9tI ol
MAY. am no orator, General. bat ny own
heart and the heart OF every Louisilnian az.
proves OF the beautiful sentiments OF these
resolutions. ln behalf Of the State OF Louis
ana thank you and your brave aunTior lhe
additional iusire which ,hnsn glorious yicJ0-
.tifs have she'd pf.Ots American arms
10 which The General, briefly ann ,-.,L
much emotion replied: My heart feels too
deeply aud -ensibly the high honor that has
been conferred upon me-, my othorrs aud men
40 respond to your expressions OF gratitude
mud thank. | always ielt assured that ihe
patriotic State of Louisiana would be aW0Gitl,
tha first 10 rush To the assistance DIV, a. ,iI
,,,,,,, IN limo of n....ls -, mat she was cal
aud noble State; that chivalry. no.
bile daring and ardent patriotism were her
high attributes. Her volunteers have readily
abandoned their homes aud business, To assist
MS IN the hour oi danger. We feel deep debt
ol gratitude To them aud to YOU. The prn.r-
Gus aud timely action of the legislature ot
louisiana will never be- forgotten by u: It's
name will b. embained IN our hearts as a
cherished memorial. We feel that we have
only done our duty; yet we cannot but lccl
highly gr1uGcd To have gained tie approba-
oi our fellow citizens. Together with the love
ot country, which Is common TO Us all, il i
That appreciation which cheers and animate,
The soldier III the hour of battle Gentlemen
J am uneccusiomed to public speaking: !
therefore, IN the name of my officers and men
Thank You ond the patriotic State which VOL
represent Ion the honor conferred upon us.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-01
REAL ESTATE MARKER.

M. III. BROADWAY. NEW YORK.
rfIliE undersigned have organized an ASSOcIATED
- AGENCY, extending 10 vsriuus parts of our conn
TRY snd Ia Europe 1r ihc purpose OF collecting IN this
office. and then ncaine To those who desire To-
purchase REAL. ESTATE. SUCH authentic iniorination
viii crsAlc them with the least delay. trouble ar ex
pcrsc TO mud spot where they the most isvora
he terms. foe themselves home, adapted an all
| respects to their circunsian aud wSnt-.
! We Keep REGISTER of REAL ESTATE on sale
publication cuiiii,sl the ''AMERlCAN REAL ESTATE
descriptions and priccs-whch ~ extensively circulated
on 10th sides cf tie Atlantic.
With these arrangements prepared To negotisc
sdcs OF exchanges of REAL ESTATE OF every deSerp
iion, situated in any Iau ~ the UNITED STATES.
| Knowing that IA the States Of Virginia. Kentucky
Tennessee ard Missouri there large quantities OF
New Lands aud many cultivated farms for sac al low
prices, ard ON accommodating terms aud regarding the
soil snd clinlse of those States must favorable for az
rcuhuTal productions we are satisfied Il H. only necesa-
~ thesc should ts made known TO induce such an
emigration a. wi create ciictuai demand for
" The new lands AID cultivated farms, but Tor the
mineral TREASURES and Naef power for manufacturing
PURPOSES aloundmr IN those regions; ana SIN
extensive sales mutually Ambiguous 10th bhler aud
se.sf' and 10 The prosperity of The STATE AZ large;
We have for the asi had frequent applications
Tor lands IN those state. aud hate actually sold a.
We therefore issue this circular solicit Consignment.
OF such lands. improved unimprovcd. for sale Il,
lc Sia'es aloVc named, with particular description *
the premises. location terms and surrounding cireum
stances We viii enter all such descriptions on our re-.
rscr wiihsut charge, aud II accompanied by remit.
isuee % s., viii advertise the W the Anericah
Real Es.Sfc Register. When gives us a mower
OF attorney 10 SELL We viii do and remit him the
proceeds ~ other viii direct purchasers tho
oMner or his attorney
Ia either csse, when sa'c Is effected by US. 4
purol directed by ~. commission win le for
new lands ten cr cent for improved property and
| hal Ter cent.
copy OF id Real Es,e.c Advertiser viii lie sent 10
| ny person WHO NAY request II.
| ARNpLp r'gFtN.l nUFFt'M 4 co.
aosnr, wEnn. iis broadway. New York
Tue subscribed j. authorized agent ~ te Company
~ Wheeling ard will promptly attend so all orders in IL
ichSi Ues'J J. y. WHARTON.
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

The distance from lndld,udeucc. Mo. TO
SANTA Re, ~ sct down la Gu.g's Commerce
ii the Prdines, at seven hundred and seven
.y-li,e miles, nearly five hundred OF which are
i'''"tvrrsrproU' Prarrfy.
The New York Tribune -~.--
~ plenty in Broadway, IN the N,c,'iSy ur-rr---
Astor House, that 'strangrtS trying Ia get
,I,,,,,.,h H.. .-- entnk that there must b. a
siNheaf at hand and that all the population
are tuning out to.help put it out
The population OF MiIwauki,. Wisconsin.
according To census recent = taken Is ID, 80
:, By anew law just passed the police of N,.,y
iofk city number eight hundred.
The barquc Montgomery. Capt. Davis. s,il.
ed from iorir = Monroe Va. ON Tuesday Las,
Tor Point Isabel, with L. 5. troops ON board
under command OF Maj. Gardner.
Reed, a noted burglar and lorgcr. who In.
hhnieo extensively in this country. died re
S,"''y Ia England. at tn agn OF ilty-thrcc.
he has, probably. stolen or obtained las for
grries, during the course of his life shon,
S5OO.OOO, aud at his death, was worth abop,
Il3,OUO, OF SO 600.
Is. NJ. /. Hunter is recommended by a VIZ;
Ter IA The Richmond EnquiIcf. as the nc,i +
,. > noior from Virginia, in place of MIR Ar
chet' whose term expires Oh the lth of Mar,l
next. '"''
The Qucbcc, Canada, Insurance coDmpanio.
nave determined not 10 insure an, builiin9 !,
which camphuc is used. ~
Wyatt, con, icted of murder at Auy,,e, \
has been sentenced to be hung on tt,. ~
OF August next. go
Mr. Slidcll, late Minister 20 Mexico o,ri.
we'd M New York on Wcuncsd,v. wi,b ~.
Hotel. 0 -'" 'oi'
late Wnicroys. That II Won vU,lI Love
az 'lra % the ocean IN aturn--j 9st Imagine
zen 'housnpd hills and four Ethou,ald ,u.,,,n-
'"'n7' an drunk, and chasing ono snotbey
over newly plougIcj ground. with lot, If
then. ~" ''''
TIC "G'n'rd Orier" syccif,ina NJ, capr
l"t, anu regulations ol the Ohio Nolunte.rl
eh'i'eiy iorbids The use Of strong drink H.,
u"nt Of coffee AMI sugar ore To- snrnlv h.
plocc Oh liquor rdtions,
TI~ cpIi,ilion on ,he State Of S,,,,r. r..
DINA Tor afcgmcntol infintry has BEEN Gllsj
The Rev hsnry VI. D.nui>on. of vi,gni,
ms received q Wmnlnors call 10 the rcctor,ir
~ We Ttsig OF s. Stephens. Nilkcsbsrre.
81 Cldxlou. ~ - 81"
The General S.nod Of fFr DntcI, ct.,.,r
mas recommended thc olscrvarc,. a ,t.'' ~,
sabbath in july as day al hn,piIi,t,.p 81
prayer Tue same day will be observed Ls
DOM banches OF The PresDy tcuan church
flF~ - paper m8krr somc,yhere ,yb,
employ dog tanned f,r the purpose. ~
ne Innocent JutemlIiy by the ROW ..,. all
bring ihe remnants to him. for ibe tn.,,,,.l,,'
GO" OF paper The same manufacturer !. ON
i''u' al every row. o. gather up thr ra.s LETT
along. W. q
ine New York rdr sun Of Ffaav saw.
TIE NV So George Church fbo r,,,,., 80
o. "iAh wav hsl dig briorc vcsfrrsy r.
i" Z" nI 'h' 6,zu.tu order OF artiiec,,yc
7" ',ll z.oo0 ropIc. The estImatc cost il
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-01

II Is stated IN Boston paper that the Rev.
MIR. Watson, now Rector of Grsce Cbnr,l,
Newark, (N. }. } has received the liberal dor.
nation oi So, 200 hom Trinity Church. Bos.
ton. II was presented by individual. of ,lIat
congregation rs a mari, of their regard and n r
lection, and IN testimony Of the faithful man
ner ~ which hc discharged the duties of As.
sls'ant Minister while cOuncc ted with Trinity
ChIych.
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C. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

"a hhiAkk ABI.E and singular a'tes,s,i ION Ia. ,na
''h hade ~ az eminent member al she Ncd,,l
Itc,II ar 70 ,he curative power nf e. 8rinekrrho'y
g 'i restorative in cases Of Coustfpufion sb,,ry
prp,l S' oaS; ard Pains M tc side and Chest Jbs
srd s lnti'iScs his patients wi'b Tie Restoraiiys
, ,'", " absolutely necessary. a. he never ia an,
Ia, ,i % 10 f"ducc the Astonishing results Teal,yrt
- iH'eslntSiNe. This gentleman stands aponv h.
nt az htch - one Of The nost IL. hIgsl,ed ftlsf
c,sa - hsihe y let with the proprjs.or 6,s ,efe
49,, 'e y no duum hu tha' ia a few wears The A.,
o., l clans VIII prescribe this remedy svd tb.t n
ia iciF WI use u and biesa The non, H., h -,
lou h'"Wh 70 'iem in Being truly fine hcrI .i,J
$50, ,, consequently ~ more importance a.. ever, az
taie4 Nh'lc using IL, ard no sensf ~ ,lanscs a.
~, ~ uslhs deco iols nlinc-afs Mr Nflkss 81,
81 New York, used tho llrsfo,sti,e al
80 'u s wn"y fom dangerous cough lad exoeetor,
cs H' 'n"r oi The Commercial AdVertjser viii an
80 - ~ "a eonnepas q to the confidence IN tle i'd
.eS,lhlit calls upon them an 10 rive n ~, tf,
49,. = liiis-hing every hope. The G,Iiovring ce,tif
.l ~ ''""' IT. Chilton, the wei known New Yek
4, =. = nS}c anHahket bottle of medicine called A. min,
N,.n"H heahh Restorative. aud ind thst h A.. ri
am mercury or any other metallic prrnsrs',,, unr
olnnu ~ any % iis forms II - COMPRISED IN srs'le
""''ei ehhey. JAMES X. CHIFFON VI D.
=, q. BRiNCkERHOFF Pronrieto, \ v
Horace Everett a. = AGENT '''F''o'"'' " -
.Ilheipsi ottee. 80 Hudson stree New York
, nEehis Tor Wheeling, Drs. JAMES HAKER and Gs
.obI'i W 81 AleNandcr. Pa BRY mt A. CRAVEN &
= "s'''s ~ Slm"si every town 90 the 4. \. bgg