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DIR. WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD
CHERRY

This is chemical extract of Wild Cherry and
Tar. Everybody knows that Wild Cherry possess
es important medical properties; and Tar Water
has always been administered in Consumption,
and Lung affections generally, by our oldest and
safest physicians.
Various remedies, it is true, have been offered
and pulled into notice for the cure of diseases of
the lungs, and some have been found no doubt very
useful, but of all that have yet been discover
cd, it ia admitted by physicians, and all who have
witnessed lis effects, that none has proved
cessfu as this. For Asthma, Sbortncss of Breath,
and similar Affections it may be pronounced q
positive cure. 1t has cured Asthma in many cases
of ten and twenty years standing, after physicians
had declared the case beyond the reach of mcdi-
cine.
This Baslam is made from materials which Ma
ture has placed in all northern ATTITUDES, an an
tidotc for disease caused by cold climates.
"a Nature is but the name for effect
Whose cause is God.'
Let not neglect her painest dictates.
BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY. None genuine
unless signed by /. BUTTS. Address all orders to
SETH w FoWLE, Boston, Mass.
h-S- For particulars DIR. Wistar's treatise on
consumption, to be had of the agent.
Agents-Portsmouth, G.. II. HEINITSH, Agent
Norfolk, NJ. A. SANTOS, and also by Druggists
generally in this State.
THE NEW XoRK CoN ccR,n
No. 81, Wall street, .Ne,o York.
CAPITAL 100000!
Insurcs Buildings in general, Merchandise, House.
hold Furniture, Ships and their cairgocs, Gin port
and every description of Personal Property.
The subscriber is prepared issue Policies direct
at the lowest rates of premium in Portsmouth, Nor
folk and the surrounding Country.
Applications by letter giving description of pro
pcrly, Sc, Sc, promptly attended TO by
GEORGE M. Balm,
Portsmouth, Aug 81 Agent.
0g.DR. JOHN u. YOUNG, respectfully in
orms his friends and the Public that those wishing
his PROFESSIONAL SERVICES, will leave their Orders
at his Office during the day, and at the Crawford
House during the night, and they will be promptly
attended to. Dec. &c, 1915.
MARRIED,
On Saturday evening, the 2lst instant, by the
Rev. Thomas Hume. Mr.. WILLIAM RICHARDSON,
TO Miss ELIZABETH ANN WAKEFIELD, all of this
place.
saw two clouds at MORN
Hinged with the rising Sun
And in the dawn they floatcd
And mingled into one.
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PETERSBURG COAL-A CARGO now lind
- ing, Customers can get their Spring supply
y, handing their orders to Capt Leslie
'Iarcb &c St II. v. NIEN1EYER.
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GENERAL MEETING or srocKnoI

GENERAL MEETING OF STOCKHOI..
~ DERS.-Th Act OF the Legislature passed at
its last Session granting sale of the Portsmouth
and Roanoke Rail Road, requires the concurrence
OF the Stockholders. The Board of Drcc tors have
ordered call of the Stockholders to be held at the
Town Hall, in the Town of Portsmouth on SAT-
URDAY, the 10th of April, at - O'Clock, NJ. a
full attendance by person proxy is desired.
OFFICE p. s. r.. r. II. CO.,
March IL, 1916. March It'd
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"ASHINGTON CITY LIME.-I5O bbls
w fresh burnt Washington City LIME, landing
from schr Mary Frances, for sale by
March 26-3t H. " NIENEyER
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$50 REWARD.

DATEN'T MEDfCIN ES.-Wc have on hand
d a good assortment of PATENT MEDICINES,
among which may be found the following:
Wisar's Balsam of Wild Cherry
Jaynes' Expcctorant-Bul's Sorsaparilla
Sands Sarsaparilla
Thompson's Tar and Wood Naphtha
McAlscr's ll.Healing Ointment
Harrison's Specific Ointment
Peters, Brandrcth's and Bcckwith's Pills
Smiths Sugar Coated Pills
Wrghps Indian Vegetable Pills
Gardeners Balsam OF Livcrwort
Fahnesock's Vcrmfu@c
Ro@and's Tonic Naturalization OIL (rcnu-
ine)-Dalby's Carminative-Godfrey's Cordial
British Oil, &c. /. G. SCHOOLFIELD s. CO.,
March 1876 High street.
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TRUST SALE OF REAL ESTATE
In D0RESAIOI-,HL


a In compliance with the provisions of
ssaE Deed of Trust executed to me by Thomas
Eah.l w. Johnston, and Frances his wife, and du-
ly recorded in the Clerks Office of Norfolk Coun-
ty Court, January 23d, 1916, shall for purposes
therein named. on SATURDAY, the 4th day OF
April, at quarter past IL o'clock, NJ. before the
Court House door in Portsmouth, expose to public
sale the Real Estate therein named, to wit very
desirable Mansion, with a Store lew yards from
1t, with all necessary out houses for the convent
ence and comfort Of family; in thorough repair
and situated upon Washington street, and with
Lot fronting on said street ll3 feet, and running
back upon North street $50 feet. Also two I'm.
proved Lots with comfortable and convenient new
Dwelling Houses upon the same, situated in that
part OF Portsmouth called Gosport on l. ncoIn st .
fronting upon the same 80 feet, and running back
III feet. Also Vacant Lot adjoining this proper.
ty, about the same S &c of the improved lots
N. i. Terms of Salo,-The expenses of cxccu-
ting this Trust will be required in cash. and 1876
upon the House and Lot upon Washington street.
to pay off balance that will be due about the 10Th
OF May, under previous Deeds of Trust; the remain
ing portion of the payment OF the purchase money
for this property we'll as that in Gosport will not
be required for twelve months, and the purchasers
will have to execute bonds with approved security
and deeds of trust upon the property for lis pay
ment when due.
The title to this property is doubtless good but
shall only convey such az is vested in me as Trus.
tee. Us STUBBS Trnstce
March "a
Herald COW every other dau tds
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ME Offer extensive stock Ct the following
w articles:
Pipes and half pipes Cornac Rtandy
DO do Madeira Wine
Do Of superior Holland Gin
Do Imitation do do For sale bv
March 81 J. WILLS
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EXCHANGE on New York and Baltimore il
IL sums to suit purchasers can be had at
JNO. ID. GORDAN'S
Dec 5-tf Lottery and Exchange Office.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-18

TO COMPOUND A MEDICINE ENTIRELY OF
VEGETABLES. which shall operate edectualy, Ia vc-
~ great advance upon the obsolete formulas of pherma
eeniieh Science IL Is only In r,cderp times that this
important desidcrsiam has arrived al perfection. The
community has heca 80 long drugged and poisoned by
vsher preparations, that vegetable compounds became
matter OF actual necessity. and remedy could en-.
reet tn hceonc popular without this essential rseommen
ds'ion The very idea OF administering mineral sub
Stances internally y absolutely preposercas. Nature
never INTENDED them FOR that purpose Their mode Of
peton - too violent. and they seldom fail the
sem IN worse eoed,iion than they find Il. The Gle
Aene' sugar Coated Negei able Purgsive Pills being
pounded not merely Of aides hut of their acted
!uees Is en'iey Zee from, this objection Their opera
s on = pe,eeuy soothing They Peoe'fs'e the minuics
cease IN heu operation until every particle of deceased
we'd For sale by a. o. FlJRcIlIi N
"N - Wheeling. Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-18
THE CANVASS IN OHIO.
Mr.. BEBB AMONG TIE PEOPLE

MIR. Bebbs progress on the Reserve has beer
like triumphial march. He has won hi,
way TO the hearts of the descendants Of the
pilgrims, the New Englanders of Ohio. as man
never did before, who occupied similar po-
sition, il we are to rely upon the expressions
OF our friends of the press and correspondents.
He was at Lorain county (Elyra) on the
Both ull. The meeting was commenced ia
the Court House, owing to strong appear
ance OF rain. But it was soon found too small
to contain one half who wished TO hear. An
adjournment was had to the public square.
The Buckeye Sentinel says:
MIR. Bebb,ina most able and eloquent speech
OF two hours and a half, during which lac
chained his audience as by spell, showed up
the mlquity OF Locotocoism in the govern
ment oil The State in past years. and the cor
nfPuon ana peculatlons OF those whom they
appointed To responsible offices. lie also went
into thorough analysis of tile new tax law
and showed To the satisfaction Of every reason F..
able and candid man that il is one of the most
democratic, equitable and Just laws that could
be passed, and, also, that il was an actual re-
liet law TO the farmers; that il would have a
tendency 10 lessen the amount of their taxes.
and throw them upon these who have hereto
io'oCohlpeIdllNely escaped taxation. lie also
adverted 10 the consequences of the admission
oil Texas, effected, as il has been, for the p,ir-
pose OF strengthening the slave power. and
also to attempt TO break down the tariff and
establish the SubTreasury, both daring meas
ures OF the SlaveocraCy, and intended to
strengthen that accursed institution at the OK.
Pense OF freedom aud free labor at the north
MIR. Bebb fully realized the expectations OF
every Whig-nay, farther, their expectation,
were more than realized in his able and clio.
quent address.
In the evening. at the request of number
oi the citizens OF that place, MIR. Bcbb address.
sed large audience at Oberlin. upon the "a.
Iious political topics, and especially concern
ing the Black Laws
We pledge three hundred majority for Mr..
Bebb ia this county
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-18
From he Guerns,y(Ol Times

we commend the following extract, from a
letter written by J. Sullivan q Sons, of Balti-
more, 10 merchant Of this county, to the at
tention and careful consideration of all who
may be interested in the Tobacco trade. Ii
VIII De remembered, that the greater portion
oil the tobacco shipped from Ohio, is consigned
To the care OF the Messrs Sullivan, and thai
no one can, perhaps, speak more adyisedly on
| this subject:
Common tobacco is almost wholly without
demand, and the proportion of our receipts oil
that description unusually large. We would
advise you 10 recommend your friends TO keer
all SUCH at home, S, II il come Ito market, II
VIII nave an Injurious effect upon the prices
oil good and fine sorts. A lot of new sound
common has been sold as low as dollar and
half per one hundred pounds, and il the mer.
chants IN Ohio continue TO ship it, for the bal
ance OF the season, to the same extent. that
they have, up To this time, it will soon not be
bought by the shippers at price that will
cover the cost OF transportation. Important as
we conceive this suggestion 10 b., the with
holding oil the common will only partially
remedy the evil, until the cultivation of TO
bdcco Is reduced TO six or eight thousand hhds.
III the State Of Ohio-and would be still bet
ter il none at all was grown.
lle stock OF the article on hands i'm this
country aud Europe, is sufficient for all pur-
poses oil consumption Tor two years to come.
IL none were raised in Ohio aud MARYLAND for
the same length of time; and we are candidly
oil the opinion. that il last years growth be all
sent here this year, and the cultivation 90 ON
as: heretoiom, the entire crop TO be produced
ms year will not be worth, sound. the cxpence
Oh handing Up, packing, freight, sc.
;. by reducing the crop, il will enable us TO
dispose OF present stocks on hand, and supplies
now ready for market, at prices which may
snow some Improvement toward the fall; and
as common had much better be left i'm the
iieids thar secured and housed, the farmers
viii have II In their power to take extra pains
IN IN the management OF all the better kinds
The farmers have been oil along too careless in
The asserting, handling, conditioning. and
packing OF their tobacco aud il cannot be too
strongly Impressed on them, that no labor SO
bestowed Is without full recompense TO the n
IN enhancing the value. II large crop has
oeen planted, it would be good policy 10
Ploush up the greater part OF il at any lime
when The ground can be used for some other
crop, which promises 10 be worth something
by giving the substance OF these views exte3-
sive circulation, you will be doing the parties
In Ohio, interested in tobacco, good service. -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-18
FABLE OF THE TWo FLIES

Mother, said young fly in great apiia.
,lon' you certainly are in error about tb,
OeaHty OF those persons who are 80 alIronted
WIN US whenever we touch them. / but iust
now settled on the cheek Of lady of 6;gl
fashion, which appeared TO be smooth and ma =
ufai; bot dear mother, thought / sbould ne,.
60 get back to you again, for stuck i'm the M.
,hy red mud, and with the greatest difliculty
got away; only look al my feet and legs, Il
lhey thought themselves 80 handsome ss Won
say they do, am sure they would never cov.
81 .iicir faces with such stullas dis. -
MoRAL.-Although we must sdui, u,.,
Idsliion = powerful and arbitrary. Vet in Tie
Sfc"i' Of human nature and good sense poia,
mas never been general. With Che exrcn,;o,,
% pubic performers, who require Ia. ,id !, s.
q ridiculous custom for indepudcnuy oC -
Danelul qualities il is Of NO bcncG, 49,,
,,hes creating pity. sometimes laughter H..
lhe addition, arllully laid ON. caus. the l,r, ~
cap''hte--' tis bat a momcutary or,iiGS,,;o'
oi Ning gazed at II by such dcccpfinn !, ~.
C'a'aiIon Is FASTENED, The ancf.kno,ylcJoo =,
we loci enmges the dupe. and he become ,,,ii
, y, The Possessorol such unsisble ,l,,.,
f"O''s Illustrated BY CrHitshuBE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-18
IrnAs rERfEcrLY cuREn ME-.

- PHILADELPHIA, December, 1897.
To nr. ID. Javne-Dcar Sir-rhe Astonishing and mira
eulous beneficial effects your valuable ENPEisTORANT
had my ncightor. the Rev Mr. Rushing made ~ favor
aide a. impression my mind that after consulting With
several friends and learning that you rega, Prse
tioner OF Medicine. called upon YOU aud purchased half
dozen boes aud told You that IL lived To take them
YOU should have good report from me-
ann alive and well tins day Thanks he TO mcrciful
God and your EXpceiorant; and ehecrfully como
forward To fulfil my promise.
For twenty long years had lecn constant sufferer
RON the effects OF hard dry cough pain the
and difficulty of breathing; the last tive of which ch- and
ievets every spring aud fall added my misery.
~ss worn awey to- mere skeleton; with the greatest dill
Guilty only could go mp down =; my appetite
gone and strength bad far faded that friends
were persuaded could survive msny weeks unless
obtained relief Indeed sir. situation pcrler
miserable TO myself and distressing my family
That felt willing 90 die, whenever should please the
Master In take inc home But heard OF your medicine
aud relict eec. Yes proved the balm of Giiesd 40
nav poor afflicted body. Before had taken ONE BOT.
TIE, experienced mitieS,on Of all my symptoms
and To my greatJoy found In the continued OF the
happcst relief In short u has made perfect cure Of
mc--and can iru " SAY have desire he tctter
WIN everlasting gratitude, dear sir YOUR obliged
friend, MARY GILL
Corner OF Rose street and Germantown Road
iorshehy ~ 10 J. Cru MBACkER
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WAsnINnruN. Inly IL. lSl6


The dominant party held another caucus
last night and succeeded in pushing the Land
Ball through the House to-day by iro mojori.
fy. About forty members were present aud
a good many OF them wete PurpoSely dodgins
the vote,
The Bill was sent to the Senate, whete il
was referred TO the Committee on Public lands
a good many OF the Senators protesting tina,
they would no; vote for the bill as il was, aud
Mr.; calhoun among the rest. Ii was Mr..
Calhoun Bill which passed the Senate, aud
which the House amended 50 us 10 bear no
likeness TO lis original form,
Mr.. Calhoun has also been good deal
wound in his feelings to day by the rejec-
ton ofys Bill in regard to the Ohio, Missis-
sippl, Missouri and Arkansas rivers. In q
wont, There are more elements ofsirilc at WORK
,hat can well be got rid of, but none know
now to pour oil upon the troubled waters lik,
those whom MIR. Calhoun once Characterised
as being ''held together by the cohesive power
oil public plunder."
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-18

able and pertinent speech. He disliked to
have the debt OF the country disguised i'll the
form OF Treasury Notes. and was for making
1t palpable by putting il in the form OF a loan.
The discussion took turn upon the merits
oil the MeSScan war, after MIR. Davis clos.d,
aud very spirited speeches were made by
Messrs. Gid,inEs and Tilden OF Ohio on the
one side, and by Me-. Douglass in reply.
The hoor was given TO MIR. Tibbetts OF Ky.
upon whose motion the Committee rose.
Mt Mckay proposed that the debate upon
inns bill should end tomorrow at IL o'clock
ana the House adjourned with no quorum.
No action upcR the Resolution was had.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-18

OihGlNlA.-At Rules held la the Clerks Office OF
~ Tue circuit Superior Court Of Isw aud CI1aneerv
io' t"e Couniy Of Ohio IN The month of July 1916.
NJ, =, Is CHANCERr.
'V'"0"oe '"""h's' Complainant.
I"hn smith, William Craig aud Noble Mounts
The Defendants Craig and Mounts not baving cne,st
tn'h appearance aud given according 10 The set
!" Nrenhy and the rules ofts Court and appcaring
salHaoiory proof that they inhabitants OF tbs
commonwealth OF Virginia. On motion OF the Conni.I
haht ~ counsel, u Il ordered that the "a i'll defendants M
appear here o the hrsi DAY of the next PAN Term OF ths
touf ana answer The Complain III aud tat en-.
p OF ths order 10 forthwith inserted in some n.,sna
~l pilned ~ The city OF Wheeling for two months .,c
OF Ohio county. A copy teste.
49,, ALEX. T. LAIDLEY, Clerk.
~ 9-2m
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-18
MANUFACTURERS AYDTHEwAR.-

MANUFACTURERS ANDTHE WAR
Inc most important public meeting since the
proclamation of war, assembled im the great
manufacturing city % Lowell, Mass. on the
~ instant. Long before the hour arrived for
calling the meeting 10 order, the City Hall was
crowded. Col. Bancroft, the Mayor OF the
clty' was appointed President Resolutions
supporting the war, in favor raising $50
oOO IN Lowell for the use of the Massachu-
se'ts volunteers, OF thanks to the army and ma
Wy ior their services on the frontier. and com.
Pllmentary to the administration and both
Houses OF Congress for their unanimity, were
adopted. The eling adjourned with three
cheers Tor General Taylor, his officers and sol
dlers, Tor their brilliant achievements ON the
kio Gmnde. three Cor the military companies
and the bands, and three for the ladies'.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-18
TnERAr~rI-rsNArr

T III Nv II TELENAkE
"Ns timely warning before IL strikes The fatal bio,
DOCS not Consumption also warn YOU of N. nsio. =,
'eCNS ana ultimate daugersl How ofen have Won heeu
Nsed ~ Your friends to get cough and ma IN
III our breast by the Use Of proper medic me bnt
You nave minded them not? Ere hong Won vii. scct rc
Iei. when IN all probability It viii hs loo late " "
isbpy are those who early become ACQUAINTED with
I'm puNCANS ENPECTORANT REMEDY"
for the cure ofCoughs Colds: Inaucnz, usonri,,, l.,
S OF bood and difficulty Of breathing pain i'm tie si.
SUI 'e"s These are tie most prevailing symptoms az
at once. 49, ''''"'" w "'''"ued 10
, n few loit les Of DIR. DUNCAN's VALUABLE ME-.
FROM the system '"s '"s'""'es
u JWesicrn Medical Ohicc for the "a II of Tr Dim
cans Hledienes, Wholesale and Retail No 10 yra,noy.
street Cincinnati where advice ~ III lie r,yen AZ ali ~
49,, - ana prescriptions oiled for their relief;
~ ~ IMAM uApsu
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-18
ID PAINE a co., MANAGERS.

WHEELING. VA
fokomoke river Lottery, class 100 drawn a. Wilmington
Delaware Tuesday, July ~, 1876
% - ~ II ~ - n = 60 as 4
Lowest prize So.
Delaware "smal Fry" Glass No. I6s drawn Al Whining
ton on Tuesday, July lI,i 1916,
~ u III ID 81 - II 81 - IS ~ rs
Lowest prize 81.
HCRRA All For DORSEY'S LUCKY OFFICE !
- prize II $lOO0 sold In whole ticket To gentleman
from sideIsylle Va. ina the above Pokemoke River Lot
terry. Class lag.
- 81 Ill prize OF s00O in tho above .smai Fry
jyl7 sole Asen, for The Msnaye,s
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-18

The Second Regiment, of Ohio Volunteers.
under the command of Col. Morgan LEI, Gin
cinnati al o'clock on Friday evening. on the
steamers Jamestown and Alhambra Tbs,
Gazette OF Saturday, says: We noticed some
s,regglers yesterday -aud among others, an of
iicer. who, having been despatched with file
OF men, TO reclaim some deserters, returned
Bnd found The boat had led him, men and all
enl taken his baggage, money, &c. CamJ
Washington is now deserted.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-18
DANGEROUS SPORT On tho An

DANGEROUS SPORT.-on the 4th. a
couple of John Bulls, from Ca psida visit TO
ogdinsbnrg, dressed inan ordinary sal orr parb
aud alter lettering about for time, ascended
to tie top Of the liberty pole. aud lowered
tiie "siar spangled banner" No sooner was
tic Outrage discovered than the crowd made
rush Tor them, and were only prevented from
executing summary justice by their arrest. Az
yer being carried before magistrate, they were
a''oWed To depart on condition that the nap
D. immediately replaced. BY the assistance
OF o'ners this was done without delay, aud
they made good their escape from the excited
crowd.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-18
FROM THE RIO GRANDE Tho an,

FROM THE RIO GRANDE.-The Gre
public OF Rio Grande, the newspaper re-
Gently established at Matamoras,--has the
following, under date of 30,h June.
"CANALES ALMOST TAkEN.-We
learn that Canales came very near falling into
the hands of the Philistines' few NIGHTS
since. Capt. McCullough's company, Who
were at Reynosa, received information that a
iandango was TO come off about fifteen miles
from that place, and that Canales was 10 hon
or the party with his presence. They repair
cd TO the vicinity of the rancho, and waitcl
IN the darkness for the lion Of the night IN
make his appearance. When every thins
was under way, the Rangers walked i'm aud
politely requested an introduction 10 Mon.
sleur Canoles. The gentleman had not arrived
but two OF his officers were there, and received
an Invitation 10 ride out to Reynosa and ma,
visit to Col Wilson. The colonel we ar
informed, received them very graciously. and
insisted ON their becoming his guests unti
General Taylor should have time TO attend a.
| them ~
! FROM the Matamoras Reycillc. June o.
The steamer Neva, Capt Stone. arriyce
here yesterday, having left Reynosa on We'd
nesday last. We are informed by the captaiu
That The river had fallen iully three feet sine,
ms upward trip; still there is water cnounl
lor his boat, which draws three and a balflee,
lhe health ol the troops stationed i'm Reyno,,
was god, no cases OF sickness having occurred
except such as aIe necessarily incident TO catur
life N''
The distance from Matamoras to Reyuosa
by the river Is one hundred aud eighty miles
aud about eighty 10y land"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-18
THE CELEBRATED MEDICINES

q - WARNER, well known as the Old Indian Pbv.
stefan Of Pittsburgh, with pArticular dresfion. ~,
,e employ nieni, lc had OF lis sou Docas E.bs
warner, South Wheeling, 1910 V''' N'""
,hf W pun These invaluable mcdirln ines since
10y sc 80 generally known and have been e,t.rs;yslS
sfy'n ~ the citizens Of Pittsburgh aud yirin,ty tr
human family is subject. s''s ~ "hio" INC