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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-03-13
FROM WASHINGTON.

The correspondent of the BALTIMORE
p,ir,o, in his letter Of Saturday communI-
Gates the following items:
will give you piece Of Information
,ou may tcy upon. MI. Calhoun will be
y candidate for the Presidency nOieas ro-
lens He will run against the Caucus or
Convention system of nomination. h's
friends will speedily bring HIM INTO The
field. They expect scrub race 10 inc
mex, campaign with four or five candidates
in the field, and they contend that Tue
country and its institutions VIII be iiSeiy
10 suffer less from an election OF fTesi'
dent. BIZ the House of Representatives from
one of those four or five candidates who oil
course would Of course be first rate men
strongly impregnaled with the " odof oil
nationality" than to run the RISK OF get
ting an Inefficient, incompetent, fourth rate
man, through Caucus nomination, seiec'
ted solely on accoun, Of his negative quall.
ties, and because he is not knoTn to the
American people.
Mr.. Cass's friends are busy, very busy
They mean that the old General shall be
the democ ratio, Oregon candidate Ard
as for the General he considers himself
iusi as good as elected for lsiS
Meantime Mr.. Polk is not idle. The
power and the patronage of the Govern.
ment are in his hands The Oregon ques.
ton is in his hands The wires that turn
the machinery that keeps all his rivals at
bay, or pits them against each other, are
in his hands MIR. Polk is ambitious Us
well as his rivals aud will no, easily be ia.
ken in this matter, at his word. Mark It
Now then Is the time for the Wings, IN
all portions of the Union East, West,
North, and South, to be united Ii they
viii, they can galn o glorious victory
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STARTING IN TUE WORLD.

Many an uhalsc parent iahours bard aud
lives spar'ngly all has HE, Tor the purpose
Of leaving enough 10 give his children a
start IA the world, as II Is called Setting
young man aflpat with money left hlm
by hls relatives, IS like wing bladders un.
der the arms Of one who canno, swim ;
ten chances 10 one he will lose his bad.
ders aud 90 TO the bottom. Teach him to
SWIM and he @ill never need the bladdcrs.
Give your child sound education, aud
YOU have done enough cor hm. See 10 II
that his morals are pure, his mind cult.
waited, and his whole nature made subser.
went to the laws winch govern man, and
YOU have gwen Rha, will be Of more value
than the wealth Of Itdies. You have CIV
en- ham start which no misfortune can
deprive ham of. The earlier YOU teach %
depend upon his own resources, the better.
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number Of portraits offered was thirteen
Who this Henry Bayard is, is now eN'
citing no little curiosity. The name, hilh,
erio, is wholly unknown; and that he should
ut once burst forth upon the world IN the
full plumage of fame is not little Surpri,
sing aud affords theme for very general
conversation. When he applies Tor the
price of one thousand roubles TO be award,
ed for this production OF has genius, the
world will probably have their curiosity
gra,ified. There is an on dit that the PFC
iure is SulIy's. or Stewards, under an as.
sumed name but II is not IN the style oil
either, and both deny the authorship. and
are in as much perplesity as TO the identity
of the artist as others.
What pen shall poultry the emotions OF
the young artist, as lac reud, almost blind
", this paragraph. lie staggered TO a
chair, covered his face in his hands, and
burst into tears.
Our story is done. We could no, re.
cord for our hero any higher glory lie
had stepped at once TO the summit OF the
temple OF fame, and there received worlds
homge. To crown his happiness, jean
nette became his bride few weeks after
wards, and fitting up one of the rooms OF
the Inn, as an aftlier, he there devoted
himself to his profession, and shrinking
from the worlds unsalislying admiration,
be chose in lieu of It the charms OF friend
ship, made sacred by wiicly love.
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A GRAND RAIL ROAD.

We look forward with extreme interest
when there shall be between this CITY aud
the most Easierly part Of New England
on almost uninterrupted railroad commu'
nication. A presen, this chain Is serious.
" interrupted between Raleigh, y. c.
aud Columbia, $. c.; between Atalanta
and Chehaw between Montgomery and
Mobile, and between Mobile and this city.
The first interruption named, IS on some
accounts the mos, important. Twice du'
rlng the past week there have been two
successive failures ct the mail between
Wilmington aDd Charleston. The state
of the weather is alleged as an excuse for
the failure Of the boats in maintaining lhe
connection. la few years this great dil.
ticutv will, we trust, DC eficctuaIiy reno
we'd. The United States mail should never
be transmitted by sea, when It can reason
ably be avoided. Since the State Of North
Carolina has purchased the R1lciah Raj
Road, it will become her interest TO assist
Efforts which may be made 20 connect Ra-
leigh and Camden, South Carolina, and the
means are already provided, We believe,
for constructing road from this latter
point to Columbia. We have been assured
tina, the owners Of the South Carolina road
were most favorable TO the connection be.
tween Raleigh aud Columbia, and every
thing induces US 10 believe that this lmpof
tan, link viii be formed.
The next link IN the long chain i already
q .
pletcd as fast as the nature Of the work vii
admit The route from Montgomery 1,
Mobile IS great undertaking, Tor whcl
we are not altogether prepared, and to en-
able II to remunerate those who may en-
gage in building the road, il is necessar,
that each remaining link, in the extende,
line, should be first completed and IN ope
ration.
Lastly comes the route between Mob,l'
and tins CITY. An important portion o
this IS already in course Of constructors
and every day is adding TO the length o
the Mexican Gulf Railway. BY July NEXT
Il ls to be hoped IT Will touch Lake Borcue
The citizens If Mobile must see to Il tia
their portion Of the general whole Is con
struc,ed from Mobile 10 pascaeouia an
# possible 10 pass Christian. When IL
whole work, shall be completed, /, viii b
not only the longest bat We verify beles
one of the most profitable lines Ia the world
Il ell be fruitful Of great national adyau
tngcs, not the Ioast OF which all le reel
oned the speedy and regular delivery Z
the t States matl.-N. q. Picngune.
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AN OLD COAT.

Mr.. Lliilciield has found, under one Of
We pe~s ~ the Old East Church, a coat
which evidently belonged 10 one Of the car.
pentors employed IN erecting the house, a
hundred and twenty eight years ago II
= specimen d old fashioned economy
baHng more patches upon i, than could be
found among a troop Of beggars at the pre-
sent day. IN one Of the pockets was /
gmbIct and piece of chalk, and in III,
other, a cotton handkerchief, IN pcrtcc
preservation. - Salem Gdzette.
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Charlotte.
FOR GOVERNOR,
WILLIAM A. GRAHAM
FIRE

From the following extract Of letter
from friend, we learn that Mr.. Jeremiah
Cufeion, Of Union county, has lost his gin
house, besides a quantity Of meal and
wheat, which is supposed 10 be the work
Of an ncendiary. Al any lime, but more
especially at the present, when provisions
Of all kinds are scarce, tho person who
could commit so dastardly as an act must
be u fit associate for the fends OF hell. We
regret that there is no sure mode for de.
teciing such mIscreonis, and when com.
munty is infested by such pests, prudence
would seem 10 dictate the last resort for
the protection Of the neighborhCod, for
none are safe.
"On "Wednesday night, the 25th Oh.
the gin house of Jeremiah Curcion. ir. On
WaNhaw creek. Union COUNTY. was fired by
some malicious incendiay. The loss va,
about eight hundred or one thousand dollars.
There was twelve bales of Cotton, about
1000 bushels of cotton seed, q quuniity Of
Wheat, 40 bushels Of meal, Thicsher
Duichsan, Wagon and other articles of
value consumed. II was with great diff.
Guilty the Cotton screw and Barn and other
Sal'dngs were saved. Had the wind.
which was big. teen unlayopble, the
bcFn, corn crIl as dwelling house would
all bse b.'eD loss. T,Ds was no posi-.
bllill o. an accideai~ /. . the foul drsisa
and lie bell,sm PHI ii come ,nte mi sco,.n.
dfel. II The law of III END canEo, ,g b.
pied IN such cases, there is q more -. e..
emonious law that ought 70 be aud must 10
enforced to Danish such das,utdly VILLAINS
from civilized community"
\ ours &c.
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ATTEMPT AT BRIBERY

Some stir has been made al IIarrisbnro
Penn, by nm attempt Of Daniel McCook, Of
Ohio, to bride Col. p,oIIeri, one Of the
Committee Of Banks in the Lower House.
to report iayorably in the case of an nyes.
ngation go'Hs on agains, the Lehigh Coun.
~ Bsnk.
Cook pnid over 300, and the mer,be ,
exposed him, and bad him luken into Gus.
tody.
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FATAL RENCouNTER AND DEATH OF
JOHN II. PLEASANTs. ESQ

JOHN II. PLEASANTs. ESQ
1t is with the deepest regret that We
have to announce the death Of John Ham.
den Peasants, E,q. late editor Of the Rich.
mond Wing. la his death The Wings Of
virginia and the United States have lost
one OF their boldest and mos, efficient
champions. Gloom will I'll the breast Of
every true Wing at his melancholy fate.
The rcncoonIer was anticipated for several
days, and the unusual manner in which IL
was Tough, has created grca, excitement
M Richmond. We have not seen fall
statement Of the causes that Iedio this mel.
ancholy catastrophe, but understand Il
gre" on OF newspaper controversy boz
tween them, in which very harsh epiibets
had been used, aud also Tint Richie had
published card in tho Enqairer pronounce
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MlRpHR.

We regret to have to state that Ir.
Stephen Pe,,us, Of York District, 5. C.,
was murdered on Friday last, by one Of
bis own slaves. The facts as ihey have
been stated TO us are as fullows Mr. Pet,
tus was with hls hands, some or :, where
they were cleaning oai the creek, about
$50 OF goo yards from his mill, where ,
their were two white men. Ia W.
to the work lhc bands L.asG
part beng doNl
MIR. PeI,us ordered N
come and assist The other
log and in doing this they ban
him, when one Of The seg,oes
blow on 'hc back Of his head with his axe,
when be fell over the log on which he was
sitting, where he was suffered 10 remain
until they supposed he had stopt bleeding.
The negroes ,hen formed the scheme of
charging his death to has being thrown
against a tree by his horse, 10 make
this ,nlc plausible they took the body and
laid 4 beside saPling, barking it they
then whipped bis hnrsc to make ii appear
as If Mr. Pettus had been beating hlm,
and then made the horse run by the tree,
the horse went 10 the direction Of tho
mill, when the negroes raised the cry that
thclr master had been killed by his horse.
This tale took with some, and jury Of
inquest was held over the body at the
house, where II had been removed, but one
Juror was not satisfied 10 lis own mind and
thus delayed the verdict being mnde up,
when gentleman called and requested TO
see the body. He examined the body mud
the wound and gave il as his opinion that
he was not killed bv The horse. This
gave cause for further examination Of the
ground, hen suspicion was excited against
the negroes, they were taken up and u con-
(essIon was made TO the deed being pcrpe.
iratcd by one Of them. The whole were
taken % and have been tried, and we un.
derstand the pcrpetra.or is 10 be hung, and
the others 10 receive 100 lashes apiece.
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MIR. GALLATIN on WAR.

We have heretofore spoken of the series
Of Letters from the pen OF the Hon. Albert
GaIlaln, published recently ia the " Ma.
iional lntelligencer." The same venefa-
bic Statesman again appears IN the col.
umns Of the +" lnleagcnccr oa the sub.
Joct Of {" War Expenses" in which he Is.
Inmates the amount to be raised annually,
10 case of war, as follows
Assuming the total var expenses a, $4,000. 900
All the other expenses q! 100000
i, oil - .OOO, 700
l,om which deduct for existing reyo.
nue. llD0u.h0O
TO 10 provided for BY aIes and loins sG3 000, 900
Ga the principle that the amount OF an
nual taxes should be at least equal to the
expenses Of the Peace establishment and
the interest on tho war loans
Annual peace expenses at s25 vi. 900
And for the interest on loans OF hrsi
and second years, VIZ hrs, year
% millions aud second year - NIL.
hons al per cent. 5000, 900
Together $4,000, 900
From which deduct existing revenue IL 600 600
Leaves to be provided fo' BY new tan.
"at leas, 1900 900
And By loans $1,000. U00
-, -, 80.
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SONG OF TIE sIIIRr.

Yankee al Cambridge, Mass has in.
vented a sewing machine winch will rcn.
der the pathos Of this song more approprl-
ute than ever. 1t is very compact, not
occupying space Of more than about SIX
inches each way. II runs with so much
ense that we should suppose one person
might easily operate twenty or thirty Of
them, mud the work Is done N most
! thorough and perfect manner. Both SIDES
OF a seam look alike, appearing TO be beau
uiully stitched, and the seam is closer and
more uniform than when sewed by hand
II Will sew straight or curved seams with
equal facility, and so rapidly Tint II takes
but two minutes TO sew the whole lenp,h
OF the out side seam Of pair Of mems
pantaioons. 1t sets 400 stitches a minute
with perfect case, aud the proprietor thinks
there is no difficulty IN setting 700 IN a
minute. The thread IS less worn BY this
process, than by hand sewing, and conso.
quently retains more Of It's strength The
simplicity OF the construction of this ma.
chine, aud the accuracy, rapidly aud per
lection OF lis operation, will place il IN the
same rank with the card machine, the
straw bralder, the pin machine, and the
coach lace loom--mach chimes, which never
iail TO command the admiration Of every
intelligent beholdcr. N. Y. Telegraph.
9~ The Hon. JuDGE CoLauITF, ~. &.
Sena'or) Is expected TO preach IN the Fom,.
dry Church, corner Of 18th and G.. streets;
on Sabbath, the 10th instant. 4 coIlec.
,ion will be taken up for the relief Of the
poor.
Look on that picture, and then on this
" II we 90 TO fighting, am inclined to
think lbat-may .be-ve should conquer.
Perhaps We might. II 1t comes to fight,
believe strongly IN the West but, then,
wonld have the Senator remember, there
are others 10 tho country who can 6gh,,
besides the men Of the West. But STILL
! own, have more reliance on the West.
Sr, lam game A Taught | always
did love game fowl and booded
horse Judge CoIquiit's Speech on the
Oregon Question.
IL is estimated that there are now 900
protested gamblers 10 New Orleans.
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w The Farms Of Belgium rarely OK.
coed hive acres which supper, family
comfortably.
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II IS estimated that there are now 800
Protessed gamblers 10 New OrIeans.
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falp
Thanks, a thousand thanks, kind Jean.
nette Your words find an echoe in nv
Utmost being feel tina, shall succeed
II can only obtain a good portrait to
copy. This IS my only fear
What Is that, young man ? asked the
dame who bad now become as deeply in.
tefesled IN all that concerned the hand
some intellectual looking young stranger
as u she had known him from infancy.
fear | shall not he able to obtain {
portrait to copy there win be so man,
competitors that every authentic Likeness,
viii be hired q, large price,
! have picture Of the General in {
frame up stairs that you shall have sale
the lady, eagerly. Run foI it, Jeanette
1t is an engraving, dear mother III
canno! wish to paint from an cnglaying.
No, said the young man you judg'
rightly, beautiful Jeanette | can onl,
copy from a genuine portrait. You seen
10 be relecting.'
II you can obtain a likeness for which
General Washington sat will il do (? ask
go Jeahne',c, w,th her finger on her lip
and n a hesIla,ing manner.
DO h would insure my Success. Blu
there are, am told, but three in the coun
try, and to these fear should find !, i'm.
possible TO obtain access. But why do you
ask, and With such look Of knowledge 2
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EoBENsACK's INDICATED
WORM SYRUP

r TT he brought tefore the peopie ard made tro,,,
unto the world that l. the worm DESTROYER
t,on and that 10 gaming noorc'v which h.s ueye,
cen surpassed ~ ANY ofthe destroy ing vsndcs
oaet ore OF two certifes'e- 60 convince The skew
eA snd 10 show its decided e.ects In eNterminains
worms
srpiSo cAsprS. Ma-ch :. ls4s
Me.sis. J. y. g. =. flohensaek -cen,eu,e,,.I
iisiisi send this testimonial concerning Voo, to,i,s
,ss Aehcs'e I'd Wortn sSnp. Fron early inf,nrv NJ,
ssoan'er child now Of - ro,fhs has teen .osciy AZ
Distressing sios A. imes sc would 10 ,io., n ,,tc
le'ieeiy unmanaTeahe; would run un and down IA.
roe. enc hnoek he'scif uneonseiouiy against The wall
81 long ttue we rno- aut OF the t.,.sh
ocihy Impressed with ths heief that wotn. ,, az. 49,.
We eon'' enecd swing several medicines -. srh e,
re'h uom which the child derived no ,eueat vhsev,r
S.ef ot course. Hhs VI much ed IN desh ana
bad All The symptoms of such conp,slnt AsciSenls
hce'inR Win one Of Circular We ,ycr. tndued
l"u' n.edieine We had not usel hu' "a, y, DAYS
eiotes rffsi many worms brought frou hsf one
tuh ~ inches in length. ard sc,e- al vsrvr IN , f-o
one 10 HOUR inches. need scarcelv adj thai the e,la
- - eeohs teiiesed and that Too lcforc We had usei
80 een' toitlc % your Worm Syrun. She nov en-
nrely free non, hose di-ires-nv pains and dom.
ts-l thai ~ woad he unkiudnc-s ON .V pAr TO v,iib
~ ,b.,e ~ ui, community thus iniormstoi,. J
~ i...t"fe 1"-i unhcsitsinriy recommend your Nedt
ta''d Worm syrup medicine possessing -,,pef
'eni qusiii-- Ncry respectfully.
&, HENRY PLuMMEp.
''ih OF the 1"spci- Marshsl n. door below Brown
fnti ApNLriuN. MAY 5. lSsc
hessfe. y y O. :. Hobcrssck ;--Gentlen,en. I have
ana sni happy ." ssy IN M, hands has succeeded 10
Intentions. 30 fully JUSTLY my Coincidence n m. -
N'',a ~. one o. The very b., preparations ~
frers ed only by J. y. A.. G. = HoBFNsAcK 5. 4
corner OF second ard Ccacs streets Phi'adehis Iree
- cents per bottle liberal discount usi. 10 v,ho.s
purchaser JoEL boBENsACk. whoi,.ale Arent
MARTINS Perry, Belmont county, Ohio.
Agents IN Whccitur.--Wait s. sou south Wheeling
Jepson Grocer Market street su-l7 ~
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& This viii certify that shout twenty v.,r- iva.
AWeicd wan cosiiFcncsS Co such decree th.t n.t,
s would pass my Towels or weeks a. a lime and i, al
,... produced partial insanity. wa. sorely d.
.na,e ,a ~ NAM ei'd ~ day. ! had quic secp
30 hAd aNec, The doctors could DO roiifins f,r a. i.
49, '''t t'n'aisr made me worse and w0r.c When Az
"pt hAd ned CHANGED 10 fesh an advs-fJse1ft al a.
ntahaIe'h : and believed from IT, stale IVA, ,yloc
800 ", 'cieNcd whai lie wrote nd ifso he was No
lhIs'ot' had tn suffer the riiirue OF nv fer 80
Hslghtots' ply doctor told zoe, anor hsd used 10,
llme 'hN ne could make riiis lust like Brsed efls
t' tl@ p,hs lhey had 10 more ELECT e. rhysr it, "
49, OF emp Not so with BFaudfrili's piiis ~" Il.
& 90 eAsil ana ifceiy have now TAKEN tbr,lo,.c,
~ l'a's sna thcy seem 20 hsvc renewed ths hfs a, h
w n' "l ihieieel - r'e1r and serene aud uo,,. ,,
W elna !" whet dad twenty Eve Yeas a.nt am No.
ItAfIy tiy The action al my hoWe's h. nov, r,.~i'
s'oItd 70 we bealihy sac of my youth Ils.. q IN
~ Mnsl ne has done Tor prsy be- NAV hc.s A..
hi alafeih' INC maker Of Brand a. Pins -
My case D. known Ca hundreds Ia this so,,,t, ".
remain yours, very gratefully ''" i'
'"' w jan ~ 1910 ID. STORs
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liauflNhtHi J X DICK EA.
ct Aicxander, GEO. WILSON.
CMrrRfNG INrrL, IGtNcr

g. NTiIl bE viii swell the hearts 81 thousands ot
We aWicied Suns aud daughters Of this happy isrd
wien lry hear the pleSs 81 the uurvaied tri.
nmph ~ NE REV DR.. HiBnARn's VEGETA Z
ll.i'T' which when rightly spp-d has teen used IN
eFet} csse wrh uuparslleG success.
MfnN ce-hnca'cs might. " nee .ssafy 10 obtained or
,f efeec' ln the curr ~ nYspepsia or Indi-cinp R
t ever '"nsuinpiiou. ' ever and Aruc fics jam
Slseitery 90 Woodyl lux. niarrbl - As.afir t.ln
h'ihiNtui ever lnfaums.ory Hbciiu,siisn ss-t,r
que ~ SICK Heahsrh DE-. te.gous DEBILITY Vs.,o..
.lHnss " hopping Cough. Scarlet Fever zuy,t.,gs
,,-l alii' diseases of Nnucp and Chiiirrn Cbrogt-
,i'f OF thc Liver, Stomach ard Serre.i.c CisrJs
I . ~ Reherouf commuufy should sprcsJ fsr 800
49, iit ehsefing intelligence that tire HTV m tTtu
ILLS can ie had hf apFiyine 10 the Giio,,ios
., \ TODD No. I02 Main 81
~ - JAS. HAk IA Wheeling n.
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siNER's CANADIAN veuMIrucE

uYokNe are the fruitful source Of many ard -,
>srioas diseases. indeed there IL sesrcs,v rom
which snieis infancy and childhood which rev
- preaesea or highly BY tho presence OF
- animals IN We howeis- '.Csscs recorded" saw
- e.ihent physicisn. "of their producing ~. Wins
49,. oek Jaw apoiexy. mania dfopsy 0ftbe bead in
neAion ot w eye. r<fveed vision paralysis e~peci
Ally % ths nuseiss sutservien to speech squirting
pHexson ofthe heart hieeuP dry cough pleurae rains
Gup<,on. rheumatic pains In the joints &C. DR. Chap
nan ssvs thai every species Of Worms have is
origin and support IN weak and deprsved condition OF
tbs DIGESTIVE organs Again ne SAYS. Elm all csses OF
hminishsd strength and cancellation Of ffsns however
fedueed and especially the towels share In IRE ds
lated state we usy In child suspect their exl.lsncs OF
ssedy generation" Or. Gregory observes. al, eauno, t
dooaed that weak state OF ths digestive Organs is thai
which principally leads 20 the production OF worm.
Dr. Wood remarks "tbere Il great SPACE for Improve
men IN tbs mode OF treating this complaint" fNorrn.
ths largest WORMS unquesiloushy are found mos. re
q"eniy IA Young people persons of weakly or ieas
We hcss and dIspectc habits. and inisn
ton shoad hs to ,nvgoTse the system generally and The
s'sneeh and inte-ine- paiuculsrls.'
lb- remedy 10 which we would call the attention Of
ths public one which bas proved sncees,h for long
time and u u universally acknowledged nv an who have
tried ~ 10 ~ far superior any other meine ever EN-,
pioyed an disease for which recon,ne ended IN ~,
only destroys Notus and nvieorsic~ the hole svste
Mt dssoivss and carries othe slime OF
nuoen-. % prevalent IN the stomach and how es OF chr
aren mote specially those In ted health The rcus
oru's The ed OF net IN whish Worm. produce thei,
Young md BY removing h h Impossible for the Worm,
w remain IN the hodN. h harmless effect. on
system. and the health OF patient /. swsys Improve.
W 1 sse even when no worm. are discovered
JOHN wiNER co.
foie proHris'ors for the y. q
Forsbe ~ PRYOR FACLL, Druggists. jy Ia
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Observation-Disclosures.

CLEAR Light AND MORE OF 1T.
= HAVE just received toauthil sssorimcn, n Lard
- Lamps. to ~sbioh tn attention % ne rttzers "a
Wheeling and ts vicinity il respectfully solicited The
Light is equal to tho hest sperm OIL entirely fes fo,p
smoke smell, and less than hall lie price Of sur,
oil
sm now prepared TO ssppiy The public wi,h Psrior
fuspsnston Ot rda Lamps; siso CiOies, Chmneys aud
Lamp Nisks All for sale AZ NO. 10 Nam street Wheel
ing ljeGl \. q. FAIRCHII.D