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The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-09-09

FOR THEE-FOR THEE.
I've trod the slippery path Of fame,
I've burned at honour's story
I've sought to win myself a name
In battle fields Of glory;
Where brightthe bristling bayonets rose,
And blood flowed freely;
fiercelf have encountered Toes
For thee, for thee.
Danger and death full Oft I've dared;
Have seen the cannon flashing
Have rushed with arm for combat barred,
Where sabres bright were flashing.
Have sunk to rest when day hath lied
Beneath thee tree
And when ia sweet oblivion dead,
Have dreamed Of thee.
How sweet the visions Hope was thea
In each bright dream she made me
But they can never come again
The syren has betrayed rae.
Hopelessly, / wish that thou vert mine,
Say, wilt thou be 7
For all my iondest wishes twine
Round thee, round thee,
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-09-09
SONNET.

I love thee. lady--nOt that thOu
Hast got a most exquisite brow,
An eye of mind but brilliant hue,
And cheeks where roseate dimPles play
In dalliance soft as beams Of day,
Glistening in the roses dew.
Thy form, though hnlIless, could not
bind
NV heart to such idolaty,
As il doth pay thee nor thy mind
Inspire the sentiment own,
And breathe to thee and thee alone,
Thy heart, fair lady, is the prize,
And not the radiance Of thine eyes.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-09-09
D. C. GLENN, sec,ry.

CANDIDATES FOR GOvERNoR.-A cor
respondent of the Columbus Democrat sug-
pested. some weeks ago, the name OF JAMES
WHrrFIELD, Esq, of LOwndes, as sulta-
ble democratic candidate for Governor at
the next election. Mr.. W., it will be re-
membered is now Speaker OF the House Of
Representatives, and is most excellent
estimable citizen. We know but little oil
his qualifications for the statiOn-ior carry
;no On an active canvass-Or Of bis oPin-
ions on questions of State policy. We
sgree with the writer in the Democrat that
b IS time a suitable candidate should Be
sboueht for, the PretentiOns Of hose whose
names NAV be placed before the COnven-
lion discussed, and their qualifications un-
derstOOd. 81 g..
One word as 70 The portion Of the state
from which a selection should be made :
lll he occupants Of the Executive enaii
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-09-09
Torma 81 AdVerlIslng,


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ARnOnaggngjoR candidates for Office will be Five
Daitats foSoOhntb Offices, and Ten Dollars Tor
State Offices in advaDce.
Advertisements OF personal alteration will
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The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-09-09
Proceedings of a Democratic
Meeting in the City Of Jack
son, held in the Office of the
Mississippian.

The meeting was advertised totake place
on the evening Of Saturday the 18th
ult., but owing 10 the incltmeOt state
of The weather, was postponed unnl
Saturday the 22nd, when on motion, Maj i.
GEO. Work was called to The chair, aud
C,l. D C. GLENN appointed Secretary.
The following gentlemen were appoint
ed committee to prepare resolutions ex'
pressive Of The fee iDgs and views Of the
meeting, to wit: Gen. G M Price, DR.. E
Pickett, S ROhrer, Dr. w S Langley, Gen
w P Harris, C H Manship, G R Fall, Z
Dudley, james E Matthew's. Hon John d
freeman, "A Hutchinson, Sam'I Matthews,
aOd R Wells. The Chairman and Secre
tary we're added to the committee. which
made the following Report:
In tho canvass Of 1874, for the firsttIme
for years. was the Democratic party able
to obtain the tender OF an issue of PrIhc.
pies from their opponents. The Creed oil
the Republicans was developed in the res
olu,ions Of The Baltimore Convention, which
At the same time, presented as our candI-
dates JAMES X. Polk and GEORGE M. Dali
LAS. First, and Of prime importance among
these, was numbered the subject Of Free
Trade. From the year 1920, the battle
commenced upon the principle, with then
but little knowledge or appreciation OF me
subject. The doctrine then began 10 be
clearly developed, and the war continued
between the free traders and the monoPo'
lists with varying success lIl the vlclOry
Of the latter was announced in the Bill OF
Abominalions Of 1923, so mOnslrOus in its
provisions and 80 unjust in its bearing, that
BY mdny patriotic men, the extraordinary
remedy Of State inlerPOsilOn, was deemed
necessary 10 arrest the growth of legalized
privilege and plumber. The compromise
Of 1898 followed, and the friends Of free
trade rested from the combat, aliured from
their vigilance by declaration, made bu'
10 be abandoned, BY the great father OF the
protective system 10 America, the Hon.
Henry Clay, who proclaimed IN the Senate
that "n0 man entitled to the character o.
& 40 American statesman would ever stand
Up 10 the halls Of Congress and disturb thu
treaty u peace and amIty." Ia lS4O, al
q time Of great commercial embarrassment
the wbig party came into power, their lea
der pledged 10 the support Of the spirit o.
the compromise. Clothed withPoweF, they
forgot their pledges, and the ok was the
HACK tariff Of l642. far exceeding in JUS
ice lie furerUnner Of 1928. To its support
The whigs pledged themselves, with their
leader. Mf. Clay Of their head. "Repeal
s0d q revenue tariff. 'was the balile cry Of
,bs Democracy, aud the issue wss joined
before shs American people. The whole
ovs,em Of protecting was thoroughly d.
eusSed and fully undersird, and ne result
was. TIE triumphant elect Of james X
PIX 70 the executive chair Of the Nation
In ,hs. Iangusgs Of another, there Was u
tls Opposition 70 The irtl imposition Of these
laws for protection, but BY degrees Ihe eyes
ofths people nave been opened 10 lheII
true character, and even the protected a.
woke % iho iallsoies Of protection, Slew
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-09-09

VrRTUE.-The creations Of The sculptor
may moulder into dust the wealth Of the
bard may wither; the throne Of the con
querer may be shivered into atoms, BY 80
opposing power the fame Of The warrior
may no longer be hymned By the record
ing minstrel; The hops Of the youth may
be disappointed; but that which halioEs
the cottage and sheds glory around The PAL
ace-v1RrUE-shal never decay. y e
celebrated BY the angels Of GOd-i il wit.
Ten on the pillars Of heaven, end Faheo,ed
down 10 earth.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-09-09
PO@WBWe
I'VE BEEN THINKING.

I've been thinking, I've been thinking
What a curious world we're in !
Men are sleeping, eating, drinking,
Just as they have always BEEN
Beaux are strutting, handles quizzing,
Misses toiling night and day.
Boys arr sporting, girls are frizzing,
GrandInas fdgeting away.
Tom is crying, Mary singing,
John is laughing merrily;
Dust is flying, tea-bels ringing,
These have music sure for me (;
Peasants toiIing, rich men riding,
Starting with lOrdly Phiz;
Rogues through every crowd are gliding,
POUNDS, how queera world it is
Brokers shaving, sherifs dunning,
Politicians pull your sleeve,
Printers scolding, wits are Punning--
Tail birds begging for reprieve;
Preachers warning, IDIOTS ranting,
Bacchus, too, hath devotees-
Yonder wretch, your wife's gallanting,
What deuced fool is he
Lawyers spouting, clients list'ning,
Doctors prating of their skill,
Patients grooming, school boys whistling,
Striving all old time to kill.
Pedagogues of science telling,
MiIIiners Of pretty things
Lovers stroll with bosOms swelling.
Listening while the night bird sings.
Clouds are lowering, tempests bowling,
Friends suspecting, foes are glad,
Children screaming, mistress scOwling,
Merry bosoms now are sad.
Presto they are gone for ever,
All is gay as it has been,
Sunbeams shine, the girls-O never
What a curious world we're in
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-09-09

+" So, sir, you rashly vow and swear
You'll dance with none that are not fair (;
Suppose we women should,dispense,
Our hands to none bat men Of sense !"
Suppose well, madam, pray what
then Z"
"Why, sir, you'd never dance again"
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-09-09
THE YAZoO DEMOCRAT

IsPUBLIsHED EVERY WEDNESDAY MORNING By
G. ". JONES u E. BARKSDALE,
On Main Street, YazoO Clty-Over the Store
r, WALLACE & Coat Three dollars year,
IN ADvANce-or four dollars, if not paid within a
month from the time Of subscribing.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-09-09

Mpa PaeE.-Tbis devoted woman has
returned 70 home in MAine-DeLt&
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-09-09

From labor bealth--fron haalth content
msnt springs.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-13

re- HEY KEEP constantly on hand. worry cr
- iens'Ve assortment of superior Mahogany
? fench aud Gfecian Cfairsi II tkine ehairs, sofas
fler onf card Tables, blessing Bureaus. Bedsieads
I"'lei Stands, assorted sizes; iogeihet wIih every
oh'r article OF the latest style aud bcs, finished
Furniture ever onetrd IN tins city.
Gilt nnd Mahogany Framed to.kiEg Glasses o
every variety and price Leaking Glass Plates &c ali
'izes. Portrait and Picture Flames on hand aud
made TO order.
Upholstery Ware; consisting OF Feather Beds
Bolsiers and Phlows. Hair coiion. Hu.k. Spring
aud straw MautussesI Blankets. Quilis, comforts
Sovking Bottoms. Oil cloth covers. Floor cloth
Grass Mats OF all kinds; together with every oher
arucle-Oi Upholstery Ware. on hand aud made {,
order
| Nentian and Sal Window binds, Window
Shades If rTeiy variety and color; all uf which w
he sold at very low price,. aud warranted Of ihs
best quality. Alec. MAnoGANY VENEEKs. Hal
cloih. NARNism, sFSnish Mpss. Mahogany Kaohs
Sand Paper. Lucks. ilugcs. casters, BnNn TRIM
snN6s. instantly on hand aud sold low for cAsu.
va STEAM BoATs furnished with every ariicl,
oil Furniture al short notice and on the very hes
terms sep 81
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OFFERING lNrEi.tIapNcr

q RAtlIuDE Will swell ne hcart. ~ ,to,,.
~ sands Of The affected suus and daughter. =,
'H' napp land. when they bear ibe ples.iss new.
~ ,he unparalleled triumph e the RgvD y
miiiiBBARD'S VEG ETABLE ANTI BILIOUS
Ills "h'h when ughdV applied hos been Used
90 every case wnh onfqunlleJ success.
ma'y ce''hc''e' might u uerrssafg be obt,iosd.
gesuon, Consumption. Billions Fevs, F.,s, ..,
as"e' Piles J'und'ee. Dysselery Or 9Io,dy Sic,
D''Woi Anauc Cholera Remment ge,., 4.
~ y, '''nm'loy Rheumltsm. survey. Nsf,oss n, So
,,Iauaehe' Nd1'us Debility worns Of 90 krJs
""'owng Cough. Scarlet Fcter. snmms, 60,
raln' Disease 81 Women ned Ch,ls,sn Ct,.a',
,''n'oi 'he liver. suaath and see,s,,ns
~ ""e generous community should unread .,
''a ncaf ,ho cheering Intelligence lb,i RFg.p ~
HihBAhDS PILLS tss be bod i.s s.'''' =
lho hollow ng afruis IS TOtih h.. q"
JAMES BAkER. Nom s,,et
WhetHlr.Na
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nOKNBR0oK & DILLON,


CHEAP IS THE CHEAPEST
HINAST SIDE MARKET ST.. a lew doors he.
"a low The Post Ofice. have supplied tbcm.
selves with new and large engine ond oIl.or AZ.
lures Tor Their business. 10 superior ,ye. md a,t
ter themselves that wiih ten wears EXPFHIENcg
they viii be able 10 nler The most perfect salts
iacuon.
They carry on the House and STEAM.
BOAT PLUMBING IN all itS branches
LATE AND IMPROVED PATENT PIPE
Wy arrangements with Tho manufacturer. we
have received and will be constantly receiving
and prepared 10 supply The sbove pipe wholesale
and rcial' Of The best qvauy ond as low ss il can
be lad ~ the country.
They have constantly on land Uvdtauts NJ
various deception, hsuers' Kettles. water clos.
elSi bath iuh', hot and cold shower batbs 70.
forts Tor bleaching, chemical apparatus. lead
ccmDS' patent hath pumps, lead pipes of ali II,
IS, sheet lead OF any thickness and worked mn
10 nny manner OF l0lm. ~
Wafer conducted thtolgh lcaJep mines f,,.,
springs 10 dwelling houses in the cooptrv
superior pumps Tor country wells. steam En-
gfnes sc. &c. -"
Al order, thankfully received and punc,u
ally attended tu.
STEAM POWER.
For manufacturing purposes can he snpnl;.J
To Seveial descriptions OF mechanics an the
q story OF Their buildiog, or on tbe erosnd
hopi Of very moderate rent.
Wheeling April 6, 46
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-13
" n DE CINEiS
sUGAR.COATED

OR "IMPRovED INDIAN VEGETABLE
PILLS.
HNOR Intermittent. Remiuent. Bilious and In
h hamma,ory Fever. Head Ache. Indigestion
Dyspepsia. Perverted Appetite. Heartburn. Cos.
uveness. DarIlra, Dysenisry. Billions Collie aed
Worms. Foul Strnssh. Pam IN The Head. SIDE or
Back, Sctofnla. Scurvy. or any Impurities of The
Blood. DISTINCTIONS and Female complains gene.
rally
There Inns never appeared medicine which,
while 1t tan do ma harm. is rnlenlaied To do SO
much good. They excite q healihful erspiraiion,
and open oil The natural drains of ,he 81 stem The
obstruction of lnscnsihe Preparation is the rause
Of great proportion OF human suffering These
pill possess I've power. In an extraordinary degree
of removing oil obsiruciions and he Ihiul citcula-
lion. They must undoubtedly .upersede all other
purealive medicines. os they have a iout.iold &C.
ton--viz discharge by the Bowels. Lungs. Kid.
ncys and Skin.
Children will moi hrsiia,c 10 TAKE them; and the,
m"y be rolled on. beyond ANY Other remedy, as at,
,heoinal aud safe medicine fer NORAS. and all
complaints incident 10 children More children
have been cured IN Ntw York The present year. h,
the use Of DIR SMITHS PILLS. than all olhe
medicines eomh'ned-as there IL no need OF ioftinI
them down. like other medicines.
One important advantage in taking these Pills >
they do NOT gripe. nor produce nausea. or any oihe
unpleasant sensation Pills haven thousand insun
ces, produced Piles end oiher consequences 70
worse than The disease for which they were al
minisiered. This Is particularly guarded sgaus
IN The combination Of the many ingredients .
which DR. Smiths Pills are composed thus yende
ing them harmless.
These pills are made ofIhe s,nrea materials; an
we have the saislat iioh OF having proceed to III
Medical Faculty that they possess uncoInmoh vii
tucs
The directions and treatment Of diseases, accom-
pany every boz. ia n circular OF pages.
mo Sugar.Coaied Pills can he genuine with
oui the signature OF the sole inventor. &c BENJA
| MIN SAITH. Nj ID, President of The New Yoi
College OF HEALTH upon every box.
From The Deputy Sheriff Of New York.
DR. Smiths Sngnred Indian Vegetable Pills" ha,
been used in the Eldridge street Debtors Priso
with uncommsD satisfaction. / have never heard
medicine spoken Of With more interest by tho 81,
who have taken these Pills
JAMES J BEvlNS. Deputy Sheriff
| For sale by PRYOR d PAULL
nov Ia 9m Market ST Wheeling
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NO. 100 MAIN STREET.


ME SUBSCRIBERS would n-a,n call m,
attention ct heir customers aid The puhlic
generally 10 lh"ir Nock 81 work NJ hey hhVe iusi
received from Philadelphia nn additional suppIy of
s'o'N' and nn ossprlmeul OF cvcryibtng usualy
tepi m such an establishments They hove La.
DIES aud GENrLEMEN'S SADDLES of j ilrt
en- prices md qunluirs. Also a variety Of BRI
DLt-s and MARTlNGALES; CARRIAGE liar.
NESS single md double. eastern = Vic: common
90 doi wagon DE- Cart do; common and fuc COI.-
LANS' Itace chains. Roid article; llsmes Sc Sc
carnage, Buggy, Car Riding and Yapeon Whtps
OF dhlercni kind; Stage. Buggy, Droy els aud Wa.
gon WHIP LASuES
ihoN FRAME HARD LEATHER TRUNKS.
wan L''bnch's pi'eH, nsidr lnrks and other i'm,
provemenls OF ihe latest sy lie both az Ladies and
Genil,men
if'hasome imitation common leather q hair trunks
limitation nNd Iron lra,ae Hard Leather V.fIsEs
qua saddle Bag. Carpet Bag; snr,e imported one.
OF a superior kind and finch lu " hch We coll the nj.
ienIion OF hose wishing Ia purchase primo auicie
B"NSEr TsUNKs. CARPET Sllchels and Baskets
Horse Bfusi e., Curry. combs Cards Sc &c
Ihey will also make % 0Idor awning an Ihei,
iine o business without DELAY, and ofa COED m,ic
| fiai as can be bad. md al ait prices Old vorL
PROMPTLY aud NEATLY REPAIRED.
! Ihankiui ior pat myois they carI,esily request
me continuance OF the same.
! feb II NfCOiI g. cam
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rOREYCN CoOnS
JOmNsT0N a BERRYnII,L.

"hOIfShLk AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
FRENCH. BRITISH. GERMAN. AMERICAN
SWISS AND ITALIAN STAPLE AND
FANCY DRY GOODS
SO 1871 MAIN Strict WHEELING
OHNSTON d BERRYHlLL have always in
81 Store large aesorit1eni of The choicest Staple
nrFntshing aud Fancy Dry Goods. included IN
which will be found the folowirg articles. which
hey will Oherai the lowest prices;
STAPLE GoODs--Ifish sbirIirgs and sheeiings.
linens. damask table linon. superior blankets cur
Tain damo.k, superior hnnsls English hosiery
lace and muslin curtains. fancy white muslin. jac-
onei and cHnabrIc muslin. bishop lawn and b ,ok
muslin. Swiss mil muslin, French mOfno cloths.
IOpin B'mLazine
Fancy GooDs-Laces capes scars and dresses,
ca'hmefe long shawls. Brussels md regency lsces
oi all widths aud prices. evening aud wedding dfes
'.s' rich silks aud satius. Lyous and common , Ell
vos. cashmcres and mouslines. painted muslin OF.
eandies; Birages. balzlnuos. Sc sha wis and mort
noes every vaneiyof ribbons on filk ulo eat
% fefail i,ne II
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~. EsroMoIr Ih's E'iIIs.

ACfsr, WHEELING, Va.
HBE UNPRfJUDlCED.- Let ~ foolish per
Alb sut- bc pfeipdiecd ~ mt ins uoW mi,
ceiootstcd medicIns 90 deFufe ihis advice 90 %
30 used mmcda'cly pn ratn belrs fe'i no matter
sshefe q ngy De- wbchcf in ihr hsad NJ issi. ,,be
thef % D. 90 lhc bach of 1lrrmru whether afiri.r
nom CTiefpsi ~ iuiefn1l cause usc ,i,o Bt.pI,eB
P'ils ADD rsiy uTou w. ibai tbe iain ygiil r.. ib,
tsdy Slli te trsnfsd 90 ltslth ss surn as iaio,o
bas received SUFFICIENT 1s-'sfanct f.al uIrIy,H.sf
Tao gnanrIy yf 'inIuto bun... d.s,tsfgsd from
the body by ibe acusn ~ ihr BfsrdfeH.. P.Hs 30
rcpifred 20 the rpufsr ~ i-v b nf. viff rr.. ..r
Purs bl'ud. by be dife'uon Of mols,ois m,si g.
fy pufding ihe brdy 0nh dis redi~mr be ,,haI,
taos % bi1od bcc0ipes ennfely purified ssd feren.
Grated
Ihsi die blood BE- rlr ifc Of ihf body. p,e.t,m-
10 ondupu'ed ihrnenfc . slaIi say Nsf 100 tfuf lbs
scai u lie. e.usi p'sa Dr. ihe seat ri d.fase ~
dpcaso bo in ho hlpld We siauld ODE fs0 ll.e d..
sa.e opiy. na ie hlpui loo il.r unpsftfrs rb.,h
mdst bp renewed by fuft,in1 iY serutr onf bssib
in ai Fiaics 0l ibC ve.fIfr lr OH a.fuluaus aaI 0
. Ciimafcs Ibc t'st Hlra rla5 .p.rf. D. nj.
wnYs lryiar i1 bench OFF,. IDIY ~ I. .ffueqls. D..
sspsl intuuuos. bnf 900 a.t eara.I. iatH 90 ,fs I
own pnfGrauuu 90 ali time. f1 fY Hi. 30 si,-.
trcn haVe asis,8nte When 600 hau.I b. lad.5
Nrh fuIuf ucs. especially n fhis r.,maie f.s
eorsequf n1Y be h.si. pmsUsd He bfa, D.
zoos pnif,d af once, es.I 'N.. s cote o., bs cH.f,F
81 biaut'r.ns Fhr ore as.3 nty 90
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DARE AND HOGE.
MASUFAcrURERS AND WHOLESALE AEb hyrAil.
DEALERS IN
HATS, caps AND FURS

CHloH 81, South End Of MARKET Square,
WHEELING VA
AVE always on hand, nnd make To orScr "a
~ Tho most fashionable ard superior style.
INC NO Beaver Hats Fine M Sih
10 NJ do D. M 9 do
10 No Russia Dp A." Conry
~ NO Cas,imoto ID NJ Mnsk
Gems t'ne cl"ih Caps Gents SILK Velvet
Youths do d. hCn,s' a.,
,'"'s NiIh bfz'd 40 Piaio and Fnr trimmed oi
"r,"' "'"%rd dc every description
Ihev In'iic nc attention oi Merchants through
me c"nniy ," ihcir csahli.l ment ~ iley o. no,
To tie surpassed in quality If m1suiaciufe. or
'henpnc's Of price 10y 0ny house IA lie Wesi.
msy7
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WAR NOT wiTm MEXICOi 9
100000 LOST.

Ut Is estimated Hat The above amount OF CASH
q Is scni over the Monnloins annually for tho
article OF BOOTS & SHOES. Now all this money
may he saved at home and kept in circulaiicn
ninpussl ourselves. by pa'Wnising cONNELLY 81
WADE'S Hoaie Leog1e Boot s. 81 3 Esto6iishmeni
l5j Main 1t. J doors above knolo a SaDgers. Sad.
dlery Establishment ~,
We have now in OUT employment Twenty good
Hands and we prepared furnish every article
IN The line. from The smallest eaIds shoe To lks
finest gents Boot. rheur aud many articles isveu-
ty.fve per cent cheaper Than Eastern work can be-
purchased ia this place. We invite oar friends III
call and examine for themselves . aErt
ap 80 CONNOLLY g. WADE
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w. w. RILEY, PATENTEE.
PATENTED 1913.
RILEY'S PATENT OINTMENT.

ANT BE BEAT.
TNHE Following cculficnIes nre presented Il
N The public. which places beyohu a doubI The
cura'lvc qualities oi Ihis remedy;
Fien ant I0Hcy, Madison co o. JAM IS as
Wm Wiltshire Riley -Deat S: NV wife hny
ing been afflicted wIh that most distressing of bu
man complaints The Piles. neatly eight years,sIh-
cut receiving anr relief ifnm the best physicians
vas induced 10 Try The viuue OF your Justly rclc,
mated PHO OiN'ment rs recommended Ivy ,onr
agcn Mr. James D. lIeget AMI che was enIirely
relieved by The use Of enc bouIe, aud her general
health which had been bad fot the last seven wears
WAS completely restored. cru there fore cheer.
'n''y recommend R,ley's Pile Ointment Ia all per
sons itopbed with that painful disease.
WlLiIAM NJ CUNE.
eefhiy that have been afflicted severely with
'he fi'es inr The last Two years and after using
various remedies wiIhnuI obtaining relief / uas
induced 10 ify R'oy's celehraled Oinlmerr for the
Piles and obtained speedy relief md lherefo,o
confidently recommend IL IN Ihnse afflicted with
'h's pa"'n' dise"ss. AMOS S RAMSEY.
Columbus D. Oct 10. "A
CAUrION-Nonc genuine nnIess manufactured
ny The Paenlees. put up 10 phials made expressly
'or The purpose, lc,iercd and sealed with an erg,I,
we'd seal-wuh 'Ilileys Ointment for Piles; patent.
ed Jnnnaty, 1914, stamped urun The cork. and
'rvel"ped' with splendid ensfated wtnrper.
signed by The Pajenee.
Is. All letters must he directed, Ia
Messis DAVIS a. WILMER Columbus
GsnefGl agents for The Wea,
For sale wholesale and retnd by
JAMES BAKER, Wheeling, Va
KIDD e. co Pittsburgh. Pa
JAMES CLASCOE co. Cincinnati.
may % ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-13
BARGAINS
IN FANCY SUMMER GOODS.

n AM determined ~ reduce my stock OF Fancy
II Summer Goods without regard 81 profit. psepa-
toy 20 an early aud extensive null stuck cuisrIy
in my Wholesale department Will offer great m.
dhcemcn,s 10 those in want OF such goods ss
Real r. eRch Ofgsndies French Jdconets. French
Lawns. Lncc Mes,ins. onehsins. Ba,isl Ginghalas.
WHITE GOODS-Jscoeet Camhric. Book and
Swiss AIuSiins. .Csmbrcs,. Tarlsio0s, Striped and
Plaid MusTns. Ca,toio Mnsllns. SC. stn a. 80.
Shawis. S,arfr. iInsitry Gloves ard Crdvass.
ALSO--Snmm Cass'.nsres and vssiings, Sum.
mer Cloths &c. large AMI beauiiiul stock OF
these together With Lupn Dtiliings Liner, Checks.
Se &c. Call and get barsains al coroer Of Main
anI Madison streets. w 4 SEi.BYi
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