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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-01
SOUND SENrIMENrS-

We cannot iorbcar quoting the following
Paragraphs lrom the New York Tribune lor
the benefit OF those for who they may be in
tended:
at is a COMMON and most ruinous presump-
ton that simple industry never leads TO compe
telice ind that wealth is necessarily the pro-
douet OF trade, and generally OF irdudor crime.
HE young mechanic or artisan SAYS, % il il
40 use Tor me TO try to save anything out Ofmy
Ave or ten dollars a week in the city. or my
ten or twenty dollars a month besides boand)
IA the country. as the Cass may bc-nobody
ever got rich in that way Now ii is quite
true that a colossal fortune was never realized
from the savings ofsimple aud straight forward
labor. and probably never will be. But il is
a great mistake TO suppose that a competence
may not, 10y most men, be- realized from naked
downright labor, or that men are constantly
doing this. All around Boston, Lowell, and
almost every city, are the comfortable dwell
! ~ 81 mechanics who commenced without a
dollar, aud never made agOod bargain in their
lives, but had bought a lot, built a house, and
now 1--we Independently thereon, on the saw
OF ten or twenty years labor. Say. il YOU
please, that they ought to have received aud
laii up still more iu the time, and we shall
not ConludICt YOU we are strenuous as YOU
eau ue IN asserting that labor can b. aud
b. secured fuller reward. But donot
cling 10 the fatal mistake that industry never
prospered.
. back ovtr the career OF nine-tcnths
The uch men among us, and YOU will find
they commenced lille as poor men, aud laid
foundations of their fortunes by saving a
of the scanty proceeds OF their daily
toll. 1tcrleufdS, they were enabled to &c
property more mpidly los the help
that they acquired, bat they began with
Ittlc savings aud could never have succeeded
otherwise. We arc not holding up these
men as models for imitalion-ve regard the
inhibition 10 heap zap riches as grovclling and
iepiCiHblc. But few men can bc truly indie
1ent or greatly nselul without some property,
no man can i%muoCcuily take upon him.
the responsibility OF a husband aud father
without striving To provide for those who have
right TO expect OF him a subsistence. The
Dung fnan who saves nothing nothing out of
Us weekly or monthly earnings will rarely i'll
Nef save anything; aud he who canno, lay
u some Uling out OF a moderutc satary, viii
ever have q salary out of which ne can save
nythins. Yam Is the expectation of the
lerk or Journeymant that he can spend all he
cts now, and begin to save after he gets into
business; II he does notsave no~, his chances
ol ever getting into business arc precarious.
he will not be likely TO stay in after he
gets in"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-01
ny THE GOVERNOR or VIRGINIA.
A PROCLAMATION

The Congress OF the United States having
by AN act approved on the 18th MAY, 1916
declared that a state of war exists between
the Republic of Mexico and that OF the United
State being by said act authorizing Ito call for
and accept the services OF any number of vol
uhteers, not exceeding $4,000, for the purpose
oi enabling the Government OF the United
States 10 prosecute said war 10 a speedy and
successful ternination:" and having called
upon the Executive of this State, under date
oi The i9th instant, ''to cause TO be enrolled
and held ia readiness Tor muster into the ser
wee OF the United States three Regiments of
Infantry, To be composed of volunteer corps
Now, therefore, |, William Smith, Governor,
oi Virginia, by virtue of the authority with
which ] am invested, do announce to nv Eel
low citizens my readiness To receive, for the
purpose aforesaid, a tender OF the services of
thlrty companies OF volunteers, to be formed
INTO regiments when mustered into the ser
vice OF the United States. These companics
nave the organization of the army OF the L..
States, and IA their rank aud file must consist
OF 81 men, not over IS nor under Is years Of
age, and oil full physical strength and vigor." I
Existing volunteer companies, rendering their.
services, Will be permitted 10 retain their ex-
istlng uniform; but all new companies must
strictly conform, in their uniform. 20 that pre-
scnbed by the general orier of March 1881.
NO oihccT OF militia, no matter what his
grade, viii forfeit his commission by entering
into the proposed volunteer service.
The call to arms has, upon the generous and
the brave, d magical effect. To the Vir-
slrian II has never been made in vain. Other
States are rushing to fields Of danger and glo-
aud the sons OF the Cavaliers will not be
outsinpPed IN this noble race Of patriotism
duty.
Given under my hand, as Governor. and
under the lesser seal Of the Common
tsEAL. wealth, at Richmond, this Odd day Of
May, IN the year oi our Lord eighteen
hundred and l~orty-six, and of the Com
monwealth the seventeen.
WA SMITH
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-01

Information received iu the letters ol General
TAYLOR.
The message and papers were referred 60
the Committee on Military Anuin, who re-
ported Bill Tor furnishing books on Military
tactics for the use of the Army, which was
read twice aud referred 10 toe Committee OF
the Whole.
Two unsuccessful motions having been
made TO adjourn, the House went into Com
mittec OF the Whole, when the per diem aud
mileage amendment Wa resumed, aud an a
%mendment adopted requiring n deduction of
dailypay for daily absence upon the cal LOT the
yeas aud nays, unless a CcrtiG,a'e can be pro.
cure from a physician.
Thnsamendment was ruled to be out of or.
der, bat an amendment IN regard To mileage
oil members was agreed TO by which no mem
ber can receive more than $3.50 during any
one session OF COugrcss, and that he shall re-
Ccivc 10 cents a mile for the first 200 miles,
b cents for 800 miles, 30, 20 and 20 cents d
mile for longer distances.
Ihisamcndmcnt being agreed TO, an attempt
was made to bring forward that in relation to
physicians certificates, pending which the
House adjourned, the Numbers apparently
quite Disguised with their own demogOgueIsm.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-01
ICE CREAM SALOON.

Mrs EDNoNnsoSis Saloon on Union street,
below Main, is a very attractive place. Ele-
CANT rooms, attentive walters, a fine toned
piano forte, delicious Ice Creams. Strawber-
ries and other Injuries; and what is more, one
will always hnd there of an evening, a re-
spectacle company of ladies and gentlemen.
We wish her a continuance Of her presen,
extended and well-deserved patronage. Our
advice TO all is, visit her rooms, and be re.
f'eshed with her delicacies, and spend q de
hghtful hour.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-01
WALL PAPERi WALL. P.Prp,

q Il H~oRNBROOK. have NV ,.r...,
- . ll'cir, pnng stock of Wall ami yy,.las. ~
Tafer'' Pre- Screens. TeGsien and B,rjeri,v, en-.
.SWng 70 part ct The following pnd oomprisinr tho
nv, complete aud finest asnlrlmen To be Copnd ~
the Wsss ~" ="
SSO r. Inc Fft'co Of six did,renI patterns
5uO 10 10 aud cs,mmun TIA n Paper.
oSO DO DO Psflur do
AMI irom 5000 To- 1000 pieces Chamber Po,o,.
oil OF TIC latest aud m'sr fashionable 81, les.
J0O ~ wide Curtain PePer of VARIOUS pattern.
$50 DO Paris green 90
100 4, common do do
Our siook has been purchased in New York mud
fh"aJelphia, and We nre determined nut 10 bo
beaten ~ chcopuess. Country Merchant are iny,-
ted To- examine our stock. and they will find bnr,
gains At The Variety store, Monroe IT. Wheeling.
may %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-01
WIN. SMITH.
NAVAL.

There are now at the Navy Yard the follow
ing vessels of War:
New York, a, on the stocks, unfinished;
fngate 81. Lawrence, on the stocks. nearly
ready for launching; ~ Delaware, in Ordinary;
iugate Constellation, do; sloops-of-war Van
dalia, Fairfield and St. Louis, do; steamer
Na%ter-Nvitch and schooner Onkahye, do; fri-
gate B~randywine, sloop Decatur, and brig
ITuxion, repairing; ship Pennsylvania (l2O
guns) and steamer Engineer in commission.
The Portsmouth New Era says
Workmen are busily engaged in prepariur
Tor sea the irigate Bfdndywine. sloop Decatur
aud brig TruIton. The former sloop is in
dock, undergoing thorough repairs, and being
newly coppered; the latter was expected 10 b.
ready Tor sea this week, but we understand
that on examination much rotten wood is
found IN her which must be removed She
will be sent to sea without DELAY. There arc
about SIX hundred aud fifty mechanics and la
Oorers employed ia the yard.
The T.. ). ship Of the line Columbus. Com.
Biddle, and The u. S. sloop Of war Vincennes
capt. Pauldlng, were az the Bocca Tiqris.
China, Feb. %. The former was TO leave in
a lev weeks for Cailao, Sandwich Islands. &c.
aud from thence home.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-01
FROM AUX CAVES. CST. DoMINGOl

FROM AUX CAVES, (ST. DOMINGOA
We learn from Capt. Collins, o fschT. Tioga.
10 days from Aux Cages, that affairs at that
place when he left were progressing to more
quiet. Captain G.. states that a few days he
lore he LETT the greatest excitement prevailed.
aud many oi the white aud colored inhabitants
had their chests and trunks deposited on board
The shipping IN the haTbor. ready to make
their escape in case the town should be at
tackled by the insurgents.
IL seems this war is OF no p%olitical ma.
ture, as they express no desire Tor any
change OF govemment-merely q thirst Cor
white blood on the part Of the insurgents.
nero Were several engagements during the
titne The Iloga lay there, which was said 10
tie greatly m favor of the government troops,
put The reports were always SO contradictory
ihatit was impossible to ascertain ANYTHING
liz. a correct report of the loss on either side.
The insurgents seemed TO be continually
retreaing before the government troops, and
me last report stated they were advancing on
ytT'nie; in consequence OF which, troops were
dispatched from Aux Cages to that Quarter
IL was thought That la a short time the vicin-
ny oil Aux Qayes would be as quiet as any
other part Of the island; but the whole conn.
Try Is m such a state of rebellion that il must
De "a long time yet, before peace and quietness
Will be entirely restored, IL il ever is again
under ihc present government.
The Eastern part of the island was quiet by
The last accounis-said to BE- owing 10 the
low state Of finances and the re bel lion amongst
The Hlyiiens. President Resha was expected
az Aux Caves in a few weeks, from Port an
fnnce-N j. Jour. Com.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-01

BARITA In POSSESSION oFTHE AMER
lCANS-GEN. TAYLOR CROSSING TIN
kio Observation-Disclosures PRoBA-
BLY, TAkEN-RErREkT OF THE MEX.
iCANSCONDITl0N OF THE WOUND.
ED, &c. sc.
The New Orleans papers of the 22d inst.
contain intelligence from Brazos to the 10Th,
brought 9y the arrival OF the steamers New
York and Alabama. wv
A courier had arrived al Barita a few bo,,s
previous 10 the departure of the Alahama
with intelligence that that place had been a.
Ken possession Of on Monday, the 18th by tho
volunteers and regulars under Col. Wilson
without opposition, or without any Mexicans
having made their appearance.
ueh' taylor had arrived safe at the camn
win the two hundred and fifty wagon loads
OF supplies with which he left Point isabeI ON
the 18th He was to have crossed tbe Rio
1rande ON Sunday, the I7th, at 1 o'clock nj
some point within three or four miles M the
camp and take possession of MataIpons IN
ueihs winch, II - supposed that the enemy
aid not Oppose him, as no firing had been
heard up to the time the Alabsm ma left. and
TWO thousand Mcxicsns had been seen TO move
our % the town aud take UP their march to-
wards the interior.
The irlgate RaHtan, aud the steam -f,;g.to
Mississippi had left the mouth oftbe Rio G,s5de
the former. IL wes supposed. for Vera Crrz
a small vessel bad arrived from G.Iveston
with go Texan volunteers.
Capt. Taylor, U. 8. A., VIM. d. Dunbar
l.. T. Hornsby, f.. Fischer and Mr.. barry came
passenger IN the Alabama.
a iet'er IA the Delta, dated Point Isabel.
we have here quite a hospital Of wounded
men, comprising 20 privates, 3 Mexican pr;s-
oners-one of whom has lost both his Iess@
and tue following officers In the u. s. ARM
Col; Mcintosh, 9th infantry. was pieTce5
through the mouth with a bayonet. and shot
in three places. w." '"O'
Vol. Payne, lnsp'r Gen: shot in the hin
APT noe 9th lnianty; right arm shot of
Lieut.. Gates, Sth Infantry; right arm bro.
Ken and shot in the left hand
ecu. Jordan, Sih lRfanuy; shot and bayo.
net'ed N several places.
Dh. 'o"eI Up shot
IL has been ascertained. with eeriaintv ,h.,
lhe number of the killed and wounded az ne
'nemy during the battles OF the Sth and 9th
largely exceeded a thousand, while the killed
no wOunde Of our army numbered bat I5e
me steamer Sea havinghuived ON the morn.
.ug OF The 18Th, 2 complete regiments - Ionic
,sna Volunteers, those Of Colonels Marks and
went ashore.
~ - expected that sll the above will recor.
y but most Of them will require er-at csr
News has just arrived thata BODY 0f mst;nes
ne tleet anticipated the arrival of Colo
~ Wilson Of BuTita, BY marching upon ,bo
'leticans' who Immediately etseuateI tbsI
'9s,. The inhabitauts OF the town ,bep hail
~ llr marines, and forthwith sent them Ge.b
,a,I oHi other provisions. We are como
.ei" nevertheless, although our fond hons
li = night Gre scsttewd like chaT.
lIellga kanian sailed yesterday for yeo
yfuz. The rest Of The neet. coinpfisIng a.
I'sa'es Cumberland and Potomac. hdgs foio.
lug end Somers are Ia the ofine atapcbor
Ulcers and crew an well.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-01
HALF LOT on WATER STPFFT
FOR SALE.

''hitE % q deed 81 truss Eea Dsnisl
1871 .oud fecotJ45 in tie cie,ks sqss ogss esaa-
y '''i % OHIO eeohiY. 2 viii ssi % rabie agc-
.'"' ~ We lfuHt lAf nf fs eoau hauss ~ SID
"''Y' in re asF ~ WhssiiBs ~ esis,Sag ne
ph aag II jazz AafG he oaffa isn ~ iat number
~ 't n rgiofa apmbes 10 fwn in Ne eiy Of
~ heelHF. siitafsd o. he rasi stfs 81 Waief siteai.
heinz AVfs @ses baf f,oaf oH waisf nrret. snd
batk ne inA depfh ~ be hf ioasihsf
y nh Hs appurenaDcss
TERMS-Ole banb eg no gurrhaso nonsg IN
hand nd 40 rrsidHe Boz fss equal inaaimsais 49,
anir 30 uH sn1 Twelve moufhs from fhe DAY of ssis
y 30 iaiefesi 30 r%ufchastr giving hand \ in eaal
,ffung ~ PC ffleued tsimrais aud ihs mla
'as fs''infd nhid ihe whole b psid ssliur a.
trustee z engage fo convey a4iy ssfb nl.
,efiei "a me ~ sai deed uf ffau
miy CHARLES = MCOY naass.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-01

Tn following fragment cut from the "Lanes-
vile Wing, Is one Of the few pieces of news
paper poetry worth preserving. IL is truth,
as well as poetry. Who cannot testify To the
voice OF kindness as a powerful means of re-
forming the wsywstdl Speak kindly-act
kindly towards every one. There is not a
human being now living upon the earth. in
the full possession OF his mental faculties,
howeverdegraded and corrupt his heart, who
may not b. improved by kind treatment; nay
more, who does not deserve kind treatment.
II God, his maker, suffers such a being TO
live in his beautiful world, and breathe the
pure air OF heaven, what greater proof can
b, given that he deserves mercy7-and shall
.tre, his poor euing fellov-brethern, treat him
roughly aud cast him without the pale Of our
charity
"He only stumbled in the path.
Which trc in Weakness trod."
"SPURN NOT THE GUILTY"
By cARoLISE NJ. SAWYER.
Scoru not the man whose spirit feels
The curse of guilt upon il rest:
Upon whose brain the hideous seals
OF Grim and iniAmy are prest!
Spurn not the lost one-no ia speech
More cold aud withering than despair.
OF stern, relentless vengeance preach
For he thy.tesson will not beari
Twill rouse a demon in his heart
Which thou too late wouldst strive TO chain
And bid a thousand furies start
10 lite; which ne'er may sleep again.
NO! better from her forest lair,
The famished lionesS TO goad,
Than, IN hIs guilt, remorse, despair.
With watchtul threat. the Sinners load
But il a soul thou wouldst redeem,
And lead a lost one back TO God!
Wouldst thou guardian spirit seem
To one who long in guilt hath trod-
TO kindly To him-take his hand,
With g%entlest words, within thine own.
And 10y his side, a brother, stand
I'LL thou the demon sin dethmne.
He Is a man, and he will Weld,
Like snow beneath the torrid nav.
AND ms strong heart, though ~fieTcely steeld
Before the breath of love give way:
had a mother once, and felt
A mothers kiss upon his check.
Aud at her knee at evcning knelt
The prayer OF innocence to speak!
mo,her!-ah, and who will saw.
Tho sunk, debOsed, he now may be,
hat spirit may not wake to-day,
Nhich filled him at that mothers knee9
Noguilt so utter e'er became
but mid It, we some good might find,
virtue, through the deepest shame,
Sull ieebly lights the darkest mind.
>cofn not the guilty. then, but plead
WIN HIM, IN kindest, sentlest mood,
And back the lost one thou mayest lead
10 God. humanity and good!
Thou art thyself but man. and thou
Art wrak, perchance TO fall as he:-
hen mercy To the fallen show,
That mercy may b. shown TO thee!
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-01
ATESTMkE NEWS.

ARRIVAL OF THE GREAT BRTTTANIA,
The Steamer Great Britain arrived at New
York on Friday last at 10 O'Clock. She left
liverpool on the 9Th ult.
b passage of the Oregon Notice has been
received in England by the way OF Havr.
The l ondon Times OF the Sth. contains n
leadihg article ON the subject OF the Oregon
Question, which considers the American aC-
ton on the subject, favorable. Its passagc
had not created much surprize, was looked
Tor as a matter OF course. and the tone of the
Times is evidently pacific.
Cotton had gone up one eight of a penny.
The battle between the Free Traders and
frotectionis,s was still going ON in Porlia-
ment.
There Is mo- mention of any further progress
having been made IA the Irish Coercion Bill
since its passage on first reading.
The Grain Market exhibited considerable
animation.
The Produce Market had shown very little
animation, during the four days since the sail
ing of the Britannia.
The reception OF the Oregon Notice had
caused the Money market to BE- slightly innu-
enced and u~niavombly.
The counts ltom the manufacturing dis
tncts are not encouraging.
MIR. Smith O'Brien was still i'm dursncc for
his stubborn contempt OF thc House OF Com
mons.
The British Government is 10 support Mr..
Cunard in the establishment OF the new line
oi ~semi-monthly steamers between Liverpool
and New York.
The insurrcCtion I'm Spain, in the district of
Galicia, has been entirely suppressed.
The general news from the Continentisd cs-
titutc OF interest.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-01

A BULL.-A Paris Journal states that a
deputy, condemned TO death atLyons, had at
tempted suicide, first by poison, aud then by
a kniie; '.but, adds the editor, medical as
sistance being obtained, le is now OUT or
ts c Of The latp.n
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-01
ICE, ICE! ICE!
ICE ~!

IENIE Suh-crihcr would te.peciulIv ;n6o,u LIZ
II fuends aud old ca.iumes.. that be : readv
to 'nppy 'he'n zee with puncIualuy and on rca-
sunabic ieTms.
Al orders loft al The shop of Hprnhrnok & Dillon
Niaihs' -. south of Monroe -. Will he promptly A..
tended 20 HIS supply is large enough 10 accum-
modnic all.
N u La case of neglect in The delivery nr tho
Ice p'rsse iniom > ~IlORNBRCoK.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-01

MOB At PEORIA, ILL-We had suppo.
sed that the day OF assisting in helping for
wand abolitionism 10y mobs ia the free States
had gone by, but il appears that the Abolition
Convention which met at Peoria on the 9th,
was completely broken up by a mob, aud some
OF the Abolitionists wcsc rottcn-cggcd extern
siycly.-Bufdio Pilot.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-01
STEAMBOAT ACClDENT.-On SaLnrln,

STEAMBOAT ACClDENT.-on Saturday
night last, the steamer Oregon, on her way
from 81. LOUIS To this city, burst her cylinder
head Just above Paducah. No person was in
lured by The accident. Her passengers were
transferred 20 the Carolina. The Carolina
took her in tow as far as Smithland. where
she would BIZ repaired and rendered able to-
proceed ON her tnp IN a day or two.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-01

MISSISSIPPI IN ARMS.-A letter be-
lore us from Port Gibson, Claiborne county.
Mississippi, says: I'VE are all i'm arms here.
Many Merylanders are among ms, all of whom
are ready ior Texas" Among the names
mentioned, are J. ~. Dufield, Major General
oi the Mississipps Militia, a native of Somer-
set county, Nd, and WIN. IL. Jacobs, aud
Ed. T.. q. Harold, natives of Queen AIMS
eounty.-Hurrah for the old "Maryland
Line"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-01
THE EAST WHEELING GLASS WORKS

We visited these works on Saturday morn
log last. They are now operated by the
Messrs. Anderson, ass vial aud bottle factory.
who are working them to their fullest capacity
aud find demand for all they can make. Their
manufacture will find a market by their su.
pcriority and cheapness, whenever any glas.
IN the west will sell.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-01
VIRGINIA INGENUITY AGAINST YAM.
kEE INGENUITY.

CARPET WAVING YuHkse InRsuuifv NJ,
biGeiow. ap ingenious American artisan. bs.
invented a power loom for weaving smin car.
pets' which IS already ia use by he lowell
company, who have set fifty looms in motion
anl expended nearly one handrcd thousauj
dollars ln this branch OF manufacture. The
,lTpris produced are Of the Gnest quality. M,
hE'lo" has also completed a machine Tor the
manufacture 81 Brus,ells carpetiug. which
iia~ every prospect OF saCCess. lie has sl.o
Invented a machine Tor the manufacture of
"l'fs'lles quilts, a species of work seldom
attempted i this county. Its said that be
pas received aa 0Ierof 10000 from England
iol tlIe PATENT Phil. Lei.
Mf. Harvey Mitchell. On artist Of Virgip;a
amd gfir oi the three pupils OF the celebrated
washington AlstOui Morse the Telegraph i'm.
trniof ond Leslie being the other two-bas
la' loI year past in the patent office draw.
oI loom Tor weaving Brussels csr1et.
Nhieh wil poll ihe loops, SCI thc figure. and
weave lht cloth with a speed and certainty
' ''l ,d hy tHe Inoms fol ordinary E,b.
pc lle o. now constructing "a model l,,m
'h i'.s place. aud hopes before long fo pi,rs
.%'''II,gl ttrmpiihcatiOn Of it to bis c~o1otr,.
le invite. iIc manufacturing rpmm1,
'I lli' place to take a Iook at DO before r. g,s..
as cv,r thing native hss fo do "a, .,t,,
' lrFr.-huHarfhn RsguItsog
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-01
JAYNE'S TONIC y~RRNIF11cF c..

JAYNES TONIC VERMIFUGE.+Some
medicines warranted TO .'destroy worms i'm
children ore apt TO destroy children too
ms IS not the case with jayne Tonic Vemi.
luPe' IL does not contain a single ingredient
which can harm the most delicate infant. and
yet II exPeis worms from the system with a
facility and certainty perfectly astonishing
Nor - this IT'S only sanative property, il is a
fine Stomachic, and in remittcnt and intermit-
tent levers has been administered with most
gratifying results. Obstinate cases of Piles
have yielded TO its influence, aud its tonic
qualities render il AN excellent medicine i'm
the convalescent stages OF all diseases. Ii Is
exceedingly pleasant TO the taste.