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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-09
TO A .'WHAT is rRum sFrKrp >

- NhAi ~ l kt III StlkER -
VAL not hrSe Jay what truth is, but viii
say here what is no, truth.
III" following calumn;ous ariicl. n,pe,r,,
~ "a" Catholic News Letter, published in 5,
Louis, Missouri. - 90
ihr Rev Mr. Il. was celehutrd. a few
'e'Is stnce. Tor the active part a. took AGAINST
vac homan Catholic church ian Baltimore. and
-, u'f eastern cities. lie had several ,ne,nou.
N" controversies with Roman Catholic priests
GA 'nr subject ot our religion aui conducted
"'NsP1pcr' which WAS. a possible. siiil
nun immigrant ln iis character than the Her
"'' :" Whslpus Liberty. Having spent some
Nrars 90 tins uuhply warfare he came To die.
IL had two brothers. rlrtc,fnru. like himself
ol Abe ftesbi terrain Chur,h seeing al, end
approaching, he called them to h, brd-sidr.
dnd an TIE solemn tones OF dy nig man struck
10 TIE hcdrt With a sense of bis Sius. warned
tltm never To rdisc their voice agsinst thai
Church, in traduciug " hich he Ia. - lealn,,s.
~ employed his own. he then asked 10 see
Npuih Catholic priest. that he might make
amends Tor tiic ontmgcS be had committed a.
S'in>l the Cauuh ol God. that lac might die
h peace. b1t his cntrcatics were refused,
amt h's hroihcr>-brothcrs a. well hy blood as
by the fellowship Of a common nini.iry-sui-
letcl hun tn lie. bsWailing his sins. aud pray
lng ln vain Tor tlis means ol a reconciliation
with the Church whose holiness aud truth he
lad habiually outraged"
Now, the above, from the C,lholc News
Letter Is not true. II has reference to that
excellent aud able mantle late Rev. DIR.
WIN. Breckenridge, aud is wholly slandcrous
aud false
L'tm, advise this .tmth-secker" Il mo1er.
ate las zeal Tor his sect, AMI to refrain from
further niruling INTO the secular aud political
rresS, his hsotry in religious matters.
A PROTESTANT.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-09

One of our ciuzrns coming across the noun.
t"ina ths ',1er day mrt WITH O SNORT active
negro ouh.s way Go Kentucky J., appurl
that his muster Dad tired some tso,ssr since
ani in Dos viii s., his slaves all l,ec. & gave
them money togo 90 Liefitor toa nses,st..
This one h9d been 20 Liberia. 90 Boston aud
New fofssah was Dow on h.s uay I5ns
IT, stii be found .blt iu a.l these places. Che
nrgfoes WORK harier lived vor Cham t.,,
slaves. an1 Del na Mind mister toiata nn rl
hem. JIG "ss going go bsa siavcaeaiu
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-09

CO a protestant aud 90. seemed TO
BE- rather excited because we admitted "A
what is-oUtii-seckcr- into our columns yes
ierjay. "a is informed that our paper is
not open for religious discussion but il is as
we are; full believer in the scriptural truth,
laid down ia homcly phrase 10y the New York
Dutchman who, when asked what deuominn-
ton OF christians h. believed right, said.
"Nhcn takes my wheat to Albany ,they don't
9sk me which road comes, but whether my
wheat 18th good 81 believing. our pa
per treats all denominations alike. When
the Mcthodists hold their conference we are
ready 10 publish articles calculated TO draw
people 20 hear them aud also To chronicle their
proceedings 20 with The BaplsDs, the Pres
byierians. the Associate Reformed, the Prot.
es;ant Episcopal aud all other denominations.
Now, the Catholics have their bishop here.
They have no organ in the city, more than any
other denomination, and why, pray. should
they not use the political press, on thc pres
ence OF the Bishop, TO draw forth the people
10 hear himl We know Of no good reason
ior excluding them, even though the friends
oi that church may on That occasion use strong
Language IN favor OF their religious tcnets.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-09
Enr Me linn.

From an article signed a what.is-truth-
seeker, infer that tho columns oi the Times
az open To a discussion oi the relative merits
- the Protestant aud Catholic sccts. Am
right in This? If 81. | call upon rrotcs,anis
and lovers of religious freedom to look To the
matter do not think il proper myself.
MAT your paper should be ~ occupied, bulilit
mus' b., want To hear from that side which
gave ms freedom ih religious matters, and the
principles of the declaration of independents,
principles OF which, am not, Tor my part. vet
tIIcd. a.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-09

pee .'H one of uuf resat-ftife citizen.
.. '. own HIE tud nrfotif t.i.ri t... .r.. -.,..
| M .'e manner e., sc may deem tf.t iaf 90
.f way HI e1ofeI hpf Ifn was CURED
.....r. l'r.H HI Ul fIf. .rs nf uufH trffN
GE.f.t l..'t tHis iiTAHNItYE ANn HEsrO
' F" p. after having ireu pronounced inrn.
. rI1s 'fHs. o. b. now sls months
.-..t b. .s.d lf fs to 20 appearances stund
i I-i.H. wuld iitrtf Gore earnestly recon-.
'i- .uHrfIHf unfrr srfofiinus Ter
''.ietc win asgisiiy cfcr' rnfe ID Hsed
~ WOODROW.
Fs JUS .ism
pr. a,'- AHrra.tc syrup COMPOSED entirely ~
p. HfcHar.d iI fcrenfig noni ans rnies heretofore
fH 2. f.fF pleasant fo ffiy fas,e and although
.- tI'Iafiir. ri H fneY hc takru HnF icufth af
'' Hf.'Ii weakening fIe patient. ft viii cure Ell
ff..in1 irufn iupuffY ~ thr mosd. For parfir
,.l.t cen FL NffuftnFtTa Apffhrra. Asn'rnd eIn4rr
N.Ns 500 fA bNENrLfNGEE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-09
yEGL TABLE NEMEDIEs
At BRENTLlNGER'S APOTHECA

hshtnHd Square, Wheeling, Va
HE subscriber has this day been appointed Sole A.
gem ~ this city for the sale Of Doeior J. Rosr's
HIGHLY CELEBRATED VEGETABLE RRNenlFs
adapted 60 the various diseases In which Inc bu,s -
dy r. subject, Of which the follow ing Is a list,
III Roses fTophScaeiie Syrup OF Panacea for the e,rr
1i an chronic diseases affections ofthe lungs and scTo
iulous affections. 49,
nI Roscs Cough syrup, for diseases Of the Iunr. e..
tstrh, bronchitis, sc. 80 "
Dr. Roses Group Hive syrnp
~ hp-es Compound ESiTaei Of sarsspsriIia
~ Roses Asthmaiic Elixer
lr Roses cough f,zenges for if.tstion m. o., a
~ Noses iiniment for weakness or oa h, ,,' 49,,
T Roses Tome Mixtures 6or obils and fever
W Roses Nermifugc, safe and caeions regeay for
~ Hoses Tonic Anti Dyspepte Tor an diseases Of
'H 'iv,"aet aud bowels, cholera infaBtum. Ac
~ t.ost Female Pm superior tine Hooper Pin.
Ni' h"-es Tonic AEcfaYc Vegetable pills an efhca.
elnhs remedy for Diseases 81 fhc Liver.
~ re- demonstrating Plaster for weakness o. the
ngcA bff az, side az stomach
~ Roses spccnc for Epilepsy, the only positive re-
H,V 20 tiis disease ever discovered.
~ hosc' sAhcunstic MixTufe, never know 20 fail
n!. NOSE AriFinscut compound, for henorage OF the
spihK ~ hpa 0r tie 81 al DISCHARGES az hf
DO Roses syrup for cholera and Towel Complains
Also
~, Roses PATENT INITIATING BREATHING
~" lof initiating gc air cells Of The lungs in eases %
Erfr0ci from me Nairs EaeIe.
Hf Rose ia graduate 81 the University OF Pcnnsylvs.
e0N as i"f nait years pferticed his psofrsion
lhs ciit Nh signal surress ne bas ,fsu ss.stged ~
ilf Poe iance1 b. dull and his medic ~ e,felv vere-
,Nfe "hiris in fseif sroug recommendation 20 our
nu nhu ug tuiu afinn thai b. nct only
Z iti.ti tut au EafNrsr ONE thint efsil give
~ scm iaif tfai shonld disease iay is Fuii'isss
for particulars esu or "a BRENTIJNCER.
srpF Ashland sIuafe. Wbssiing.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-09
SANTA ER

The correspondent of the 81. Lpui, Rrpub
Iican under date Of Fort Independence, Aug.
., makes the following statement
The trade this year, owing IN part 10 tie
closing ct the ports on the s.a bond. has been
conducted mainly los both American, & Nix
lcan adventures. Th,ir names The amount
ol Their g"ods-thcir yuluc-thc number of
packages, of wagons, aud carriages, AMI or
menand servants employed, are about as fol
Inv
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-09
ATIEMPTLn HnEHLnN

Amau namrd Mum wa. op NepJ,y ,i.l.,
h''oe"r1 doNn by two others. with whom h.
bad been "a company and who under s,m,
pfeiencr induced him lo go down o. do, rive,
hanh. and on ei'fmpi was mllc 90 rob bim.
lie csoapci, however, unj two n.p mined
Nelly aud Musgr1vc, were yc-tsrls, ,,,,.
h,nlei as ,he offenders luJ taken to- IaiI.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-09

bushels OF corn, and ten hosshcad OF bacon,
from Savannah. which he distributed among
them at moderate prices. on credit, TO
To be paid wheneve they might be able. An
other gentleman residing on The sea beard. not
only bought cora, bat gave 1t away to those
who were m adverse circumstances. Such
generosity deserves the highest praise
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-09

SMALL POH.-rhc owners Of the steam
boat Lehigh have commenced an action a .
ga'nsi The city OF ST Louis, Tor damages. in
having detained said steamboat at quarantine.
below IlIe city, because Of the allcg.d existence
OF cases OF small Pox on board that vessel.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-09
WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER .. 1916
WESTERN VIRGINIA.

The Clarksbnrg Republican states that a
considerable number OF hrmers from Air,
marie have recently emigratcd ,o Levi, Co.
anu bought lands on the Buchanan river
The S'aunton Spectator understands that some
oi The clttzens ot Augusta have also gone To
loon al 'lie lands ia that county, with view
topnrchsse aud make a settlement. We acre,
with the Spectator. that 'thiS H. better Than
cmigraiing To the Western States. and we
greatly prefer hearing ol it, Western Viz
Sinia contains millions of acres of fine
lands, which might be pro6tably OCCUPIED.
ana perhaps with fewer sacrifices, all things
considered. than gcuerally attend settlements
IA The new countries OF the Far West.
Riohmond Whig.
This A. tSue; butts il not strange that land.
AZ well iarned, Within ten miles at market.
IN Ohio Co. Virginia. will sell for but $40 am
acre, whereas, in Washington Co. Ia. lands
no better, aud farther from market sell for
S20l The fault is in our constitution and
want ot equal representation.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-09

PBACilES.-We are indebted Ia :. Necl.
Esq. io the com pliment of some of the
best peaches we have eaten this year. which
were grown in hi~ s,rien They arc peaches.
We perceive there are some of the same Kind
"a Shuvcrs garden, aud We hope ,hcy viii be
rppugl,cd geu,p,ll, here.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-09
LTMBER.

w .' fi.er you'd inform his friends rsd tI,s r,,t
pr ..l he l.s 90 bandits Good assortment ,tf ,,if
.'H ~ ~ hbtk and SHINGLES 81 hls ,srt ~.
a''t IiF junction of tnf Turnpike win Mrfttt 80.
500 aH tsads 10 '''i fiuh
r ''.t "l ,he loif- rtfreuicr sud Joiner ir.irr..
.-'' ''t- ~ffa OF different stfrs Oh E-..f ..f
''' -'f -'Ht aHpI im ~ p tgff sfls
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-09
NATURALIZATION.--r

RALlZATiON. Those FOREIGNER,
who have been IN the country three wear,
should now declare their intentions tO he
come citizens OF the L. States. By the time
ol the next presidential election they can b.
natudliled, and thus arayed on the side of
Tree principles. The alien act of MIN Adams
required fourteen years. and made \he fees of
officers very heavy. We understand that OK
orbitant fees have been charged by ATTORNEYS
Tor doing this simple act of Introducing dc
foreigner Ia the rights ot an American citizen.
We know that thi, Is not done by democrat
&c lawyers whll' wing lawyers, geusraiiu,
would b. very glad 10 see The tim lengthen-
ed, and the fees increased.
Ia TIE Argus of Yesterday appears the above
article, and we must say, giving il a sir and
legitimate construction, il is the most insult
ing appeal 10 ON foreign population that we
ever saw. ltis false m its assertion that loco
loco lawyers attend to the naturalization OF
ipnigncr' cheaper than the wings do. but il
j. The most gross accusation, 0n It's face that
The foreigner will be governed ia his politibal
views by the price which the lawyer charges
Tor his naturalization papers. 1t Is an insult
20 the alien OF the most gross kind. ami false
N every particular. WHY lawyers will take
as much pains to get naturalization papers
through as loco iocos; aud not enquire the pol
tiles ol the applicant
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-09


John Belts. of Rochester, ran OF from his
wife last week. with his w.Ic's sister. lie
cut the wines Of the Telegraph 80 that thcncws
should not travel before him. Thisis scvcring
three connections at once-him,elf from his
vile, his vile from her sister, and the train of
the lightning line.
HUMANE.-ANew Haven paper says: If
dogs are to be PERMITTED To run at large. we
would suggest to the city authorities the pro
pnety oi repairing the public pumps aud plac.
ing troughs lor supply ing those useful animals.
an common with larger quadrupcds, with wa
ter
Poison was put in the well of Mr.. ID. c.
HAYS, OF CRANKY, Conn. ON the 23l ult. by
which two horses were killed. An acciicn-
tai discovery saved the lives of three families,
who used the water from that well.
FlRES.-The tanncry of Mr.. Joseph Has
ter, OF Utica, was burned on "Wednesday NIGHT.
bark-mill, rolling-mill and some leather
we've destroyed with the building. Supposed
To have been the work of an incculiary. On
Sunday morning last at 0swego. frame build
ing occupied by plane maker aud a last ma
kcr was destroyed by fire.
Remarkable Mineral Spring Cav be seen
at Riga. near Churchvllc, in New York. ON
"e 'alh vi LINUS ilelS ~, from which rises a
considerable gas, which is conducted into the
house, and diSpenseS with the use of lamps.
The gas contains sulphuretcd and carbonated
hydrogen. and the water is strongly impreg.
mated with iron.
The Cincinnati Enquirer tells pretty good
story OF gentleman who become greatly cna
mored ola lady with whom ne danced at a late
bali at the Masonic Hall. Ga handing her a
seat, he begged 10 know il lac might wait up
on the next day.
why, no sir, think not tomorrow, as /
shall he engaged. replied the bewitching crea-
iurc; but II tell You when YOU may
"Wcll, said the delighted lover.
suppose you drop in ON "Wednesday even
ny. Tor then my husband aud myself viii b.
alone, as Ihn children viii spend the evening
at NY sisters IL, vanished
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-09
From Me 81. Lars Repna. icnn.

Inter FROM FORT LEAVEN ORTIZ.
The steamboat Tributary arrived Yesterday
from the Missouri river. She brought an a
birl letter from our attentive correspondent
dated on the 9th, irom which we gather few
items ot news.
no voluniceT company, except that com
mandcd by Z pt. HQ1i hail then reached that
post. ScVcral companies were expected du-
ling tie week. A. soon as six companies
were on thh ground, an election would be
held Tor field officers. The writer thinks Mai.
Doughcrty will be elected Colonel.
More than seventy wagons with army
stores and Provisions hsve left this week al
ready. More than two hundred mules have
lett here this week. which have been purcha
sed 10y the Government, and more Than one
hundred tedmstcrs reported themselves yes
terday a. ready To 90. The Government will
find no difficulty now in getting trdnsporta-
ton Tor al, She wants. II the Inlaniry ragi.
menis were ready on the ground, they could
leave ~ Ten DAYS.
Gen. hcdmey has written home that ne
viii not return TO thc United States until
next winter twelve monihs.
tn, volunteers already there want am inter
view with Major Stewart. before they leave
Ihrro are NOT guns enough Il the Fort To- arm
tn rniauiry rgiment--ony about e hundrrt
were TO b, found Sabrcs for uou-oomni,
stoned oiiiccrs were also needed.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-09

Thus making lho wagons in number com
Hcle, sol, Together with these There were
about twelve SMALLER wagons. called kitchen
wagons, auj about forty eight or finy c,rri,-
Gcs, from common to those of th. very finest
hind, imported. The men employed lo t,kc
charge oltAem viii average about two to zach
wagon, inns making from 80 to 500 mon
Who nave gone ont. The most OF these GOOD,
were bllcd up, and the number of bales :, e.,
as can ascertain is 9.jo-. These. n aver.
aged at from ninety five tO one hundred dol
lars per bdie. which is about their value ,,iIl
amount 60 500 or $3.50 600 & prrdr,ns m.
whole, in round numbers. might sIblg b- cx-
tended To @ million Olduiltrs mcou1c,tion
with ihlsas TAG as con possibly he known tr.t,
our custom house officer aud officers. of ne
amount Of merchandise stated above. N,r,.
consisted Of drbcnture goods l.ie7 p,rl3-a..
value, as stated u invoices. about so ZOO.
alsO 2.jS6 packages not valued. but vb,,t
rom ihc chducicrOf the gooIs they contained
might b. set down very properly at Ss1 no.,
pat k1gc making 1903 $50. 6ud ian Oh. olro'.I.
subject Co draw back. Sl-G,GlO
We are scarcely able. at this juurtpr- olaf
shir, tO tell what must b. thc result ot a,
mHng good7 going into tlc Mexican couufr.
nf lhc present route. Many think 10 imp0s.
1blc iSr them al 10 DE- s1ll--rhrfs L,t. +.
'i"e'eni opinion ihe amount Is certainly
NH1sua'l} large, aui VerUHps NOT demIuI-.fin
ih" present of boo un, cm.5une, U.J..,.'.
'"- interviewed aHi a.i things progressed ,.
rapidly "s OPP aun.., indicated S. r.It
assembly Dow concluded uu, CO., a...,..,
9''N' stated Trough ..r aa'. v.nII h.,.
p'cu much increase BuI %. f.,lu. f.,..,.. i ~.
'I.'',0 Ih % '.'t '.N hl. s. r ,,.
~, h' '-,i. tI.' 'HHi DO. iUt. ttl..l. .u.
u"i"U iNI l'|'t Too -Hu Uus SGT fI .....
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-09

A TRAGlCAL LESSON.-Th man who
shot limsrltat a house OF bad rrputc. in
Greens court. on TUESDAY night. was Ph.ip
hnappr Frenchmau, well known In south
war@ having rssided Tor several years in that
district. in fhirl street, near South lie
blew his brains ont with large revolving pis.
iol, aud expired OF course Instdntancously.-
The rash act was committed in a fit of tcsper-
alton ihduced b. an immoral cours, of con
duct.
The wretched man by first wife had be-
come the father OF family of children, most
OF whom are now grown. a few years ago
be married at Baltimore second wife, an eld-
crly lady, by whom lac Obtained handsome
fortune Ina short time this vile became
thc subject 40 las hands of the most unmnlv
treatment and shameful iudignilics She sub.
united 60 hes wrongs as long as they were en-
durable, and finally was Obliged To separate
lrum her husband, aud returned TO Der friends
in France.
lu thn meantime hc bad taken from her the
fortune she has brought him. and was spend
lax O. upon sn abandoned woman The house
occupied b. thi- woman al lost became ihc
scene of his tmgic cni Hsr,. gosd.i los Che
sting, at conscience, aul mlblcnsi los iral.
ou~y, he rushed into i.ic presence ofhis Maker
WIN iHr fearful crime ol suicide upon his heat
The deceased was upwsrls ol f ty years OLD.
Phil. dmrr.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-09

~. ulhl rhffiH af the coantg fcspcf fiiiv ief.rms
~. eA Ial 81. 90 ne county that h. a,H esu,msnss
Ni ~ ihe Correction oftskfs in ihc eaurtfv ssries
nnr "eei, sud he hoIes thsi they viii II ~ prs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-09
To DRUGGISTS.
G.. BENZ. SMITH

W WRITTEN WITH \ PEN ON THE no~ToN
Of every oN ofrcnuirc sugar Coaed Improved Indian
Ncgca able Pills. Some dealers arc nisicd into error If
supposne there is difference in ugnr coated lis and
therefore bay Worthless imitation because they can
tuy cheap We shall enlishicn Tho public every where IN
reference 10 such nirn, amer duly informed Of
the rscaly Of those ni'a'or- every ore OF whom have
either personally or through others sought - obtain Is,
orma'oa %! my business ~ soliciting The agency of my
Pills. Ams1 in Albany sent n MINISTER 10 obtain
o'o1dcsiipciy, some kuowcl;c Of my rilIs We shall
spcaS Of them an they deserve
N.b.-No Sugar coa'ol Pill- a-c genuine wlhou; the
signature orc. Benz. s.ni.h every box
Tbs Is To ocriif, That have used he sugar coated Mn
Manufactured hy g. Benz Smith. OF New YORK Tor some
tuc and believe them to lie good medicine aud also
from enquiry ia that city, persuaded tha he Is The
of'he invention. = WILLIAMS.
Pastor ~ Baptist Church. rluslmrsh
ONCE 10 Grccpwich - large brick hiocs3
rms AWAY ''N LOT the '"'''v'd I0di'" Vegetable
JrrAud see tlia,G. REM. Smith - WRITTEN with
AaENrs ~ wuEEtNa. J. GRIMM NCKER. rRYoR
iNlld" ID. MACLNNE. Argus uhce.
Sr. CtHHssilLE. O.. MORGAN & RAMSEY.
ono 9fthe Doctor. of tho New YorE Hospital hasdi.
covered ilai - o. perfect cure Cor Dyspepsia.
ErtrdciJrom DR.. G0uidHg's Letter.
NEw NoRK Feb II. 1916.
bE'r DorroR.-l have trcu suffering upwarfs az
N'Nf with srepsia bad distressing rain and feeling
n ny ~iomse ""u' halt sp hour aicr hrcakfs dIpntr
and -apIer hayc used many medicines Tor II.
"H wfhnnl fetei. You Kind cauug ~ recommend
hr we GIN me HiiSAM or LINEEWORT ure
la'ra az 30 boWeTy had NO iai'h ip any sec,ie re-
mtdi f'hi Wst conic.s 1iai relieved mc-indrri the
N'l hfs dose did take two tCtspOosn l m glass OF
sugar and water, aud - pleasant a. n Il was Madci
- MWciy adding little lcuOu juice kccps the tow
'- aehuy npcn Thus. sir. have discovered a radio Al
cure for the ali G-rnrs-thoc prndnred Ly de-
tflsie ordered six loitlcs two weeks since wanted
nttt ior ifieud similarly Affected auseuay bcnedcd
You may scnd siv week. sbsl continue 10
recommend a., aud never d. without a.. dud that there
gfea' many thus affected. gnd ono tefofc knew
w. Ianlsdl cure fuf dYspcrsia 10 irfpuud UR.
loRS BALSAM OF LtNEEMORT have
found u To cure me. and shall aNtts feel grateful 10 you
iof recommending this valuable medicine to me.
Noufs very truly WM. N. GOUIDINC II ID
The above vsia able medicine can BE- obtained In ~ hoe
iug Ot tIis drug store az scpg JNs HAEEp
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-09
POST OFFICE.

u THIS oice b the arEost Designating oIie A. (.
employment OF Sly assistants necessary The tyc-,eyp
s' ''9n W ,.hpEion 20 she whole OF Ohio, indiana IT,
r, IVA ~ Noonsin Missouri, Arkansas, Kentucky.
ienhesse, aud part OF Alabama aud Mlssssippi h ais
irhuied here. - "''
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