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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-12

PEACHES.-R I. CURTIS, Esq. has left us
SONS OF his splendid peaches, the earliest in
market, and almost the only ones We have
that deserve the name. His are large, deli
oious and healthy, and are better worth his
price than the majority Of peaches we have
are worth ten cents a bushcl. H. has been
at great pains in the selcctionan and culture OF
bis peaches, anil we trust lac may receive a
fair compensation for the labor of ~introducing
such fruit into the country.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-12
nm WARM WEAruEp

l' sudden changes Of ,hc weather, during this sraso,
"'Hlli'',ing aud prostratiug %. The stomach and
'c"nc drfanrcd. giving Timely notice TO aI vHl
nitui'' ~ such times "Jsyuc'- Carmiuaivc" peycr
'l' l' fI"'d immediate relief checking !hc disease srl
'u4 '"' l''i"It Go vigorous hpaffH. Mothers can
~. '"' cautious with their children during tIis moru,
'' 'l'H',h following, and m the earliest st,rr. al
U"i'' "N''.r, whether from tCc'biug. the Very on.
lHt,ive heat, OF other causes. The, shonId al .gs,
'W- never falling REMEDY. Hundreds of refitB
I'.i '-lFci&hl, persons zoe This city. src boz rr.
'i Ut proprietor, ready 60 cShihft1 al lid, mas
~ sec iI"m If hs office. So. E south rbird IL
y u.'i,'p''s For stic n Wbcelingty
"it' GUI tEru
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-12
To ALL WHOM MAY CONCERN.

z & 4. I~ORNBROoK wouid inform Ibrir customers
v aud Others along the River, iaat shcy ac arout Ia
: ~ on ihetf ali fun. with the hnc HAT Bost WASH.
ard wliitc etthe different LANDINGS ~ a.
uou' TIC usual time. with = 0ll stock az Trimming Pa.
rcr, Blank Books. Stationary. together with feutr va.
ucv of faucy Good.
fsgs. flaV, Feathers, Cnscav and Becswav wanted il
exchange a. the highest wrrkC- ra.os.
j. &. \. ~HORNBROOk, Whoic-a'c Variety Tcai--s.
Hug To Monroe street.. Mhrclu, "
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-12
MISSOURI ELECrION.

The few returns we have from The Conxrcs-
sional election ia Missouri, show that Bowlin
u Reelected in the ST. Louis district. The
Native Americans have csuied their whole
local ticket in ST. Louis, excep, one nc,nber
OF The House oil Reps.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-12


We do not publish the following because
We think it contains any poetry, but because
We were asked to very pleasantly .
For The Times.
Adleu, yc sunny summer hours,
A long, perhaps a last farewell;
When Spring renews his vernal lowc rs.
may not with their freshnessd dwell.
Aspirit sunk, a broken heart
Nc'er minglcs with the gay and free,
And misery annot bear TO part
From one 50 wretched, lone as me.
My dreams Of love and joy are Ger.
Which waited upon my youthful day.
Now syren hope can charm no more,
Or lure M with its neeling ray.
Each gnyer thought aside | hing.
Its fading bliss aud idle dreams;
would not to my bosom bring
One thought OF tender earlier themes.
Then fare We well. " youthful hours.
Nc DAYS OF hope and love. farewell:
When Spring rcncw~ her vernal flowers.
may not with TIER { hntss dwell,
W. ID. a..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-12
OBITUARY.

OBITUARY.
DtEp.-Sidienl at her residence. in Tri-
adelphia, Ohio county, Va, on Thursday
evening, thu 9th Of August, 1916, Mrs. Ans
Bagutey, conSort of Charles Baguley, Esq. in
the 9th. year OF her age.
In herdenth, the co1.asnity has lost a
bright example of religion, her husband a low
ing wife, and her children, a kind and afIec-
tiOnate mother.
Her flesh shall rest beneath the ground
Ill the last trumpetS joyful sound;
Then burst tho chains in sweet surprise,
And in her Savior's image rise.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-12
ILLINOIS.

We have nothing definite. The ST. Loui,
Republican cxpcesscs tue opinion that the
contest in the Congressional district opposite
ST. Louis will be Close. Smith and Trumbull
both locos, are the candidates.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-12
DR. DuNCAN'S EXPECTORANT RENE
DN.-CONSUNPTION CAN re CI-RED

Mrs. Mary bowers. wife Of Henry n,yrr4 a. a. ,
It,.'l OF itmc afflicted with q Pulmonary Complaint"
winch dehet az" united skill Ut several eminent ph,s,
einis. she hearing ofthc "ENpcrtnrant Rcnety % "a.
iidlecd 10 give % atrial. Her symptoms were those Of
Ihthi-iS Fuimona'ts, or Pulmonary CONSUMPTION yt,. /,
Dry hacking cough, rain nthc breast aud side iriraired
a'pr'h' aud great thirst, hectic FEVER and uight stya,'s
won much debility and wcakueSs. She b. happy Ian SAD
in2 lhai aUrr using three hpiiles uf the -E,rcrt,rs,t
hchcdN, sh" hctat 10 have homes OF a snrrJy rc-o,.ry
hcr strength gradually increased until she had tset ,t,,ccc
u'''''e' more. when she fell entirety restored. Do mos, i,.
iWs eight months siurc. and mo- symptoms of M. com.
plant appearing. For sale boz Wheeling ~
"g' u T. u. H. MARSH
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-12

We lay hciocc our readers to-day a strong,
clear sound document in the address Of jlr
Hon. u 5. Cowen. 1t vail b. particularly
Interesting TO oar readers over the river and
well worth pcrusal apy where.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-12

Y BRGlNfA, SS.-At Eu'rs he'd for Tho Circus surc.
' nor Court oflav a7d thanccry for the county OF
brooke IN TIE Clerk oice ofsud Court, on The sth day
of August. 1850.
Benjamin Walker and others, W. David Eancs and 9TH.
era. Il CuAxnuv
The Dcfcndln,s David u1ncs as Ndminisira.or OF tho
Lsite oi Ca'i0riue Ncker deceased, and 80 in his owl
right, and sarah his wife late sstah Walker. lame. Wa
her, samue, Clifford aud Nancy hs wic late Nancy
Walker, and Thomas Mcclure, William Priest aud Mar
gatet his wife. Jacob Churchman and Lctita his wife
and John Mcclure not having entered their appearance,
aud given security according TO the act Of Assembly alt
the rules OF this Court, aud Il appearing ~ satisfactory e.
violence tigt they are not inhabitants Otthis county. IL ID
ordered thai the said defendants do appear here ON N
plaintiffs, and that a copy ofthis order be forthwith nscr
,ei in some newspaper published in the city OF Wheeling
Tor two months successfully aud posted al the font door
OF The Court House Of this county, a s%9Py 1ss!c
N. Edsing'on, Tor rlG.. aug issn,
N~IRGGNIN-IN Cn,NrrRv.-At Rules hcId in m,
' CLERKS "hlrc Of the Circuh Superior Court of Law
and Choncery for the county OF ONO. m the month q
August, 1876.
Jacob ;. Shriver and William w. Shrivcr, Trustee. of l.
nz'Jaie Zane lwtiow OF Platol Zane, dsoeSsctl and
Samuel sPrizg Lanc, Edwin &. Zane, Correiia zane
Moan Zane, Sophia Zane, and PiSiof Zane. infant chit
drcn aud heirs a. law Ofthe said rlatorZane. deceased
VINO snehy EizS Jane Zane, their next friend.
Conn lainauis,
Samuel ChurehiH D,c.,1,,,
Tie Defendant Samuel Churchill not having outercf
mss appearance aud glvc1 security according TO the AT al
s-i'-fssiour nr.s.ftl4st hc o. .at "A iIn.iitaa. MN. Cnn,
h0iWttth OF Ntfrtulds on notion ut the ComplaiUan's ~
here on tire nrst day oftIo next ran tenn oftns Couii and
answer TIE Compliments AN, sHd iha' a copy 90 tins or.
ar 20 iotihwlih inserted 90 some rWsrarCr printed iu
ihe clyo. Whcclns for two months surccssycly and
Iy. A copy tcsfc LIN .LAiBkEN.
Coop. aug l.2m Cstrk.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-12

ultimately, in the cheaper or the dcarer cur
rency. Shall we adopt a policy that will
compel our people 10 pay their taxes, aud in
the end to pay this debt in coin, alta largely
increased over cost that currency which j. G.
dopted, i'm all parts of the civilized world}-
Can anything be more palpable than the folly
OF such a course OF policy Can they who adj
vocate it inteni any thing short OF the oppres-
sion OF the industry and enterprise OF our couI -
try, foe tire benefit OF the m%jllionsres}
Il. $. C0WEN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-12
d PAINE q co., MANAGERS.

- Nlifsl.lINtr. VI
a. |h'IH H'fN lns- ftla Grand Consolidated Iottorv n,
'''"H' md @c'rEs. tlds. 40. a.. drawn lad Wtig,t,-'
ton, Saiurdag august 70. isH.
- % 80 ~ o 20 % H "a a.,
g lowest prirc $40.
W. riN dfi'tuf nf I-itFs arc small Trr~ I.tt.-. -f..
drawn ai Wilmington. ucf S.fttI.,
q" 70 o. 81 90 % 81 % 30 %
ry,,r lowest prize ST.
n iEf glove Grand Consgtdstrf
.'' ' j h.9. of View BfuusWIrk.
.p s.. Y. DORSEY
sole fffi Iur tHs M4u4sea
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-12

CT Extract from a speech delivered by G..
Nj. Dallas, from TIE door OF his residence to
the Democratic procession on the evening az
the Presidential election, in favor of the Ia
ritf of 1872.
"Gcntlemcn-Thc Tariff oflSi2i Is Dem
o%cratlc measure: il was passed by the Demo.
Gratis, and 1t will BE- safe ia the hands flames
h. Polk.
Extract from a speech delivered before the
Senate. on the 18th OF July. 1916. previous TO
giving the casting vote to destroy the Tariff OF
1916:
Tue responsibility j. great and | feel il
greatly, but whatever may BE- the consequent
ccs, il must be- met
Extract from the Democratic Waller Kiver
used pretty extensively during the last Prcsi.
dental campaign:
Am-"LWcy Ncal.'
oh poor Cooney Wings,
What makes you look 81 blue?
We will have Polk aud Dallas.
And the TARIFF of'i2.
Nat. Eagle.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-12
nv ii LENNON a 90

EJCliANANS WHARF,.
on FRIDAY, the 18th inst. A. c'even O'Clock. A. the
AucfieH Stores ON Buchauau's Wtarf-
GoOn BAGS RIO COFFEE, part prime. OF re-
Gem importation. Ca'ao-ucs and samples
will De prepared the day before the sale.
" ii te added leo NE sale on Friday. the 18th
y - a Bags RIO GREEN COFFEE, IN double
~ W IaFs, cargo brig Susan.
an" lo;t Il. LENNON g. co.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-12

iAltNeN, duN dthlONl Tue Only pies We nave
that deserve the name. His are large, deli
cious and healthy, aud are better worth his
price han the majority Of peaches we have
are worth ten cents a bushcl. II, has been
at great pains in the selecionand culture o
his peaches, anil we trust lac may receive a
fair compensation for the labor Of INTRODUCING
such fruit into the country.
CoVERLET AND CARPET MANUFAC-
TORY.
We Strollcd down To take a look at the pro.
duc;ions ofD. KENNEDY'S loom in south
Wheeling yesterday, and we were highly
gratided in Witnessing the improvement he
has made in his styles within a few years.
He has some new style and very beautiful
Coverlets, that certainly equal any thing OF
the kind we have seen, and lac affords them
cheap. His new style hearth rugs, too, are
very pretty. aud very cheap. His .manufac-
lures are worth examining.
WANTED To BE MARRIED-Oac eve
ming last week, the', arrived in our city from
one OF the counties down. the liver. a yaung
80 S"9 "',N'i"' an"
. '''' 'om'Iy appear
"
~ ~ OF! "'A' "''"i'S started iof west
AieNandcr' Ia. on foot. The distance issix.
teen miles, the day was one of the hottest of
this warm summer the ,bero,,ot..,.,H,.
i, O n,.o. ,iS
~ '''' was "us'!' anu yet ihIs
lo'lng couple walked all the way arm aud
arm, and arrived at their destination before
mid -dav. They sought ONT IN, S,pi,. 49,,
"''' " "' an" returned '"2 way
ultN came, ana IN the same loving manner
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-12

II - ,N,[b SHORTS WHITE AND YELLOW
s.T 500 .H'i rHHsfs ty fref.tUf
.. INloH NGLErON.
corner str -f fud W.Htrt AHr.
COMPANY - Tho nruAer. Of r.
= ' M. f.Iuf.I lu s...H.fla 4 .l,f r.t..f.
."... J. W. ff tue uu.H UYl.. ....i
sou inH'r uIIurI. Hs l.dsr lrr. 49,.
''tE HillHE AEu CLEMENS ~
N'I.'i IIs Hr-.rHH.. having pr,-r...f v, r.
Interest uIIt ulilr, TaIHf.t s.l
'H undo. Gee name .I Ur.rtl.
'"'H OFT .F accounts willie sr-f..f
I'iIN UANfITDs.
-. JOHN 81 SANDS
ANDREW IIIHI..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-12
TRUST SALE OF IOTS IN EAST
MHEEIING

Ia Efue ~ q deed of trust, executed by John Gil.
'"l' ieaftl2 d1'c ON tie 18th day Of MAY, 1874.
,''lNfu lh lhr 6icrks office Of the County Court
/. ,In' county,, be- Deed BOOK No. %, page 100, I shall
N' Shnt} OF %scficnl cf next. proceed 10 sell Al rub
y " tht font door Of the Court House Of ONO
"inr highest bidder, Lots No. - twenty tvvo)
lf zone hundred and forty l0uD and The ore Gndivf
.'l .lHa phfi oiLoi No. $40, QuNo hundred and forty
aHd lh' EAsi haif oi Lot No. ar Qwo hundred Ard tbir.
w "rc on Fast NhcCiingi five per cent Of the purchase
money io tc Paid in hand and the residue IN two equal
J e} nfents a. one ard two yeas rom tee day Of sale the
purchasers giving bonds ard good security, Tearing an
'yi,St nom tic dat Of sale. Selling a. trustee shall
"niF make such iiuc a. b. vested iu ~. ~ said deed Of
'us'' a"FVT ". NELSON. Trustee.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-12
RATES OLE
"CoRRrCrTD wTEYLY

J~UkHElItD WEthL1
P~ENNsvLvANIA. Hamilton IL
Banks OF Pittsburgh par Granville 10
=" Philadelphia par Farmers BIZ Canton 80
Gil ut lid. -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-12

th.r+ i.oue other view ol tn. financial n...
Dog "l iIe N..in which should D. ltI in f5f-
connection J au not lb'u, q, bring r4 her.
'". '"i"''Ii0i question ol flH r@HIfu.,. Iuf
'nl ''.l.I F1ip'>' i.lu to Show boss 20 b.ar.
Pow ''. question HnI 70 consideration. We
oI' '.,. i.'. -1"t uIuk- mahs maa.y ra.s.
VIZ cost '.s, BOO .5bnr. or ,l product
'''''. It'd r''.... olob'aiua given amlurt
"'' vince 'io currency D., COOL bunk
paper iIHu where .t, rurrr.. ID. M ..,.
.CIu-i,rIy Ohio aa.. about $40 ,Il Gl1
TIE eH1u4l Interest 1I ODD. .,g, $500
~ .i'l uJl It1s - q 1000 must b. ri...i
ann1ais nI| 200. sII IlJ. 1000 mu.fL.. -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-12
-. p aIN y q CO.
MANAE Fps 0E InT~rERIES
100000! 3 OF s2OOooI , OF 100000
100 OF EIOO I7G OLE S5nnI

Htard toDsulda 81 Lottery. Glass No. e, 10 Ic drawn
ON Saturday. SEPT. 70, is4G, Al Wilmington, ncIa: are.
80 NIMBERs-i3 Dt BALLOTs.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-02-05
luuS very truly.
SARAH M1N1Y
Ola n.l |


The following statement - from
man who - on- Of the first drugrt,N
CI'y OF Providence. mud from m, ?,
know Wedge ui Medicines oi e,e,v
his experience OF Tho effects ~ S,U
saparllIa. h'> Hplnlon. - one Of p,,l.
We to the afflicted.
SANDS stRSAPtRttIt Snrsl .
mentally wien say that thus NJ,
far moie rhrcrual IN tho cure of c.,
Pculc thcum1'lsn than any other r.
| have ever tested Having cfIa.
tteme .uil"riuE "a tunes within the .,
wears from repeated attacks of mia.
rhrumailsn, ] have recently u.s., ,
Nars1parl'la with the hlppicsf suc,,o
health Is now better than I, has bee.
ny months past, my appetite J.. gurt .
strength is rapidly returning. |
tins hcalthful change entirely to n.
This potent medicine Feeling },I
Palhv with those who are sillictea "
most iormen,lng and painful cglI
cannot refrain from earnestly Ierrsj
ing 10 such the use of THIS valuable 4
Having the most entire confidence
medicine and skill of DR. Sands, ~
duced thereby 10 irv the effects Of Nr
saparilla, and take pleasure in alt@
testimony to iha, nf many other. con 2.
tory of It's invaluable properties, urI :
and unsolicited by the Hossrs Sand,
CHARLES DYER, j.
Druggist and Apoiheaw
30 Il ~ Westminster 81, Pro, ldehr.
Feb. ID, lSi5.
For further particulars and ronc,u-
idcncs Of i,s superior value aud -r'ce,
pamphlets which may be obtained /,
gratis,
Prepared and sold wholesale ~
by A b 4 d sASns. Wholesale Did
20 Fulton ST., New York.
Sold also 10y l.. Daniels, Rutland VI
& Bliss. Brandon \, Jameson. Cul
and by Druggists generally ihroug' 4
United States Price 81 per bottle, u!
ties for five dollnrs.
The public ara respectfully IrqrS
remember that It IL Sands satsapa,f
has and is constantly achieving such =
able Curss OF the most difficult clas 4
eases to which tho human iians
therefore ask Tor Sands sarsapa'
take no other 81
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TO PRINTERS.
TYPE FOUNDRY md PRIN FRS FUR.
NISIIINE TYAnfIiOT7ST

NISlll NJ 'fNlttllDUSE
he subscribers have opened new TYNE
Foundry In the city Of New York ~ he 70
they are ready 10 supply orders to any extent
for any kind II Job or fancy Type. Ink. Pa
per, Cases, Gallevs, Brass Rule, Sie.l Col.
umn do Composing sticks, Chas.s, and ~.
erv aulrle necessary cor Printing Ofics
The Type which are cast in new moulds
from an enurely new sci Of ma,rires. with
deep counters, are warranted 90 be unsur-
passed. by any, and will be sold at prices 10
sUl' the lim.s
Printing Presses furnished snd slso .reA m
engines Of The most approved patterns
n. IA mschinisi constantly In attend.
ance to repair ptesses and do sht work.
Composition roNsrS cast for printers
rdilofs Of Newspapers. who buv three
umes - much type ~ iheir bills amount N.
may give HE above -, mor,hs' insertion IN
heir papers snd ss7d their psprp contain
ihs y, W '',' ~g,,,"ri'-rs slsm
CoCkRoFT d OFEREND, O. Ann 81.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-02-05
WHY WILL YOU SUI

- EANFR'S JOINT and MERE LFi
- not only tie best sni"ls 's''
used for Rheumatic affections
Sprains. and Lamencss Of al, l''
the most perfect and lasting cure 10
er been discovered fur the very '-.
complaint, ChRbimnI. No incf n
whatever attending Us apphoanN
most lncIedOlous may be sa',Sh't 20
one bottle. which will cost Dor ~ ri
all cases where an SriSTra' 6r
needed, i, has proved itself t.?'t
~ may be seen by ihs follo~ ne n p"
The undersigned, having ms
Seavev's JOIN, md Nerve ldrlr'
IN our families or on our own 'f'
finding II IN be the best remedy
cop'Ion tha, We have ever used. A."
plaints Tor which itisinlendsi
mend it 10 our friends and the
Allv, believing that those who o.
win my a these complains
m the use Of This valuab' 70 roi.rf.
White. Rutland Peck 4 SpeV
| BUrllnF'o"; George MWton "
ram Hopkins, KUilsnd . q CHol
For Rheumatic affections Sr'1''
[ &c. ! most cheerfully reComm0
public, A. ! can speak from crnf'
ing made use ~ w many l.'.
family fof The above romplalna
Rutland Sept 5th.1Si5
v T. G. Stoddsrd. Agent 20
james & Dow CuuinQsVl''
/ .ow. Piuslotd ' Ross Eur
lIunilev SALISBURY " p Rose
pury peoA 4 Sprsr I'u
Collins, Non'1c end 5r..'
ctsff. pe1@rry Reed $50.
. s. Chatham stree, Boston, " ro.f"
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| s..tas Ip'acc Eptg-. IN fcoi .p0c
-.,.,. Ouct REX. ncar Nvrt liru0gs. the
t.ulrf g. be f.tGiahci U.s. u, on Ac ground.
ALSO
Tat so0o feo' Spruce rmfk 3i0'hc' '.IrA,
J.. .n,hc, wide about 1900 .cA,1nr' White
Dsa sr, trt1ci also fof o'pr' t1bct Tor
tie rIposc Of building s,i W'r'.
BrKr d MASON
Rr''aut, jar Or - ;
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-02-05

YEAS done more tor the diseases for
~ which rs applicable Than any DINER
INSTRUMENT m use 81. the subscriber IS
Determined to convince tho public, though
mat u br at hls own expense ANY rcr,on
who needs an instrument Of the kind Is IN
vitclip ,alI n h's house md receive one on
ltlal COR no weeks GRATIS, ilihey are not
already convinced. People are cau,loned tot
60 believe reports deroGaioty 10 his lnvaiu.
able instrument 81 certain doctors VIII" NAV
he interested IN "llull's Supporters - or
,iE"- Instruments 'i.l Hoy have ir7rovc'
tI1- napurluuny Il b.s nercr Idtsd - give
entire satisfaction when property applied %.
der the direction Of the undersigned, md M
ny sill attest by certificates or peItonal in
tetyiew If desired, TO these facts. LAprrs
will be waited upon by female who has
had extensive experience in their application.
Having very large assorimen, on hand nl
all sizes, and likewise much improved ri
late. Is enabled 10 give al who NAV call an
cnure satisfaction. Please to call Mondays
or TUESDAYS. JOHN b. HUBBARD, NJ d.
Rutland, Oct. z, 1915 4Itf
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NEGETABLE PULMONARY BAL
SAM

- y VI.
I S probably almost without tarallel in
having during trlal OF nearly 20 years,
fully mainlalnCd the high reputation which
II has acquired for consumpiive complaints
and all diseases Of the lungs and chest II
has been used probably with greater
success than any other article known, and
many physicians who have had an 0pporiu-
nifty OF Witnessing It's highly salutary effects,
do not hesitate 10 recommend II as safe
convenient, and very eiicacious medicine,
equal is not super u to any other prescrlp-
ton for the above complaints within their
knowledg, and one which has seldom dis
appointed the reasonable expectation OF those
who have used it,"
The proprietors cannot descend 10 the
present nnhlushing style Of advertising SINH.
lar PARTICLES. 1t is too well known 10 require any
slrh course and they would merely refer
those who wish for further confirmation Of
lis superiority TO those who have used it,
and to the numerous certificates Of physi-
clans and others attached TO each bottle -
The vegetable Pulmonary Balsam was for
many years the only article known Us Pul.
monary Balsam. Its great celebriety has
given rise to a great many spurious articles,
which, by partially assuming The name Of the
genuine, and being put up 50 ~ 70 resemble
II as nearly as posi- e are often fosted up
on the public for the true article Among
these are Carriers Compound Pulmonary
Bslsam,' American Pulmonary Bllsam,
Vegetable Pulmonary Syrup PULMONARY
Balsam' Indian Pulmonary Balsam,' Hun
tcr's Pulmonary Basam,' &c. Beware OF
all of them Enquire for the article hy is
whole name, the Y EGETABLEPu LNON
AIRY l}ALSAN and br sure ami ge, the
true article, prepared hy RrrD. Wr~G s CIR
LrR. Wholesale Druggists, 81. Chatham st
Boston, and see thai II hes the wriIicn sig
nature oi ~ N Jon'n Cutter upon yellow
label on the blue envr .upe. Each boilIc
and seal IS stamped Vegetable Pumont-
~ lalNam For saio by druggists AMI
country merchants generally
For sale IN I}n,lauI 10y J.. Daniels &c om