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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1846-02-05

To CLEAN SILK.-A quarter of pound
of soft soap; teaspoonful of brandy a
pint of gin !; mix all we'll together. With a
sponge or flannel spread the mixture on
each side of the silk without creasing it,
wash it in two or three waters, and iron on
the wrong side 1t will look as good as new
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1846-02-05

1t is common error, but a great and dan
gerous error, that a moral reformation, or
change of moral character can, at any time,
and easily, be effected 1t is far otherwise.
Besides, if there be right course, and
proper course, (both as our duty and hap
piness are concerned the sooner we enter
upon it the better. We shall thus show our
wisdom, and provide for our interest. Not
to do so, will be acting on a principle,
which, in other and the common affairs of
life, every one condemns.
We venture to say to the young, them
See to your moral character-"Get know
ledge and wisdom-and with all thy getting
get understanding. Seek for useful know
ledge; and let this knowledge guide you.
If a man knows how to pilot ship, or to
manage farm, and yet sleeps or haunts a
tavern, when he should be watching and
working at his post-what should we think
Of him? The light of conscience must
guide; the moral sense must be the criteri-
on; evil desires, and selfish, irregular pas
sions must be suppressed. Resolutely con-
form to duty; and habit will soon make
duty pleasant, and the middle and close of
life will not be filled up with cain regrets
and 71niGfiI self-denials.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1846-02-05

HEALTH AND egetpble food pas
ISes through the various processes Of the sys-
tenn more slowly, more perfectly, with less
expenditure Of vital power and less exhaus-
acknowledging a slower pulse and cooler
skin, greater equilibrium Of vital power,
following free scope to the intellectual and
moral manifestations. Physiology, also,
confirmed by the experiments of DIR. Bea-
mont, on Alexis St. Martin, teaches us that
greasy and oily food is prejudcial TO the
system-that it is not digested by the gastric
Juice, but remains in the stomach till the di-
gestion of the rest of the food is completed
when bile, which is not found in the sto-
mach under other circumstances, or in a
healthy state of the system, is thrown into
| it, and converts this greasy and oily sub
stance into kind of sponaceous substance,
which is then permitted TO pass off; that
accounting for the universal billiousness of
hesh-eaters. DR.. Beaumont remarks, ''that
oily substances are digested with great diff
Guilty, and the fat of all meats is converted
into oil before it is digested-that when
much fat or oily food has been used, the
oil always maintains an ascendancy i'll the
stomach, retards the digestion of all other
than oily or fatty substances but 1t is ne
cessary for the digestion Of these substances,
that when much meat or oily food has been
used, the oil always maintains an ascendan-
cy in the stomach, that bile is required and
necessarily called into the stomach only for
the purpose of facilitating the chymiicatlon
of all fatty and oily ailments,'' from which
Ieynnrimpnts with many others mentioned,
it is evident that fat meats, and oily sub
stances of every kind, are with great diff
Guilty digested, and tend to irritate the sto-
mach, derange its functions, and disease its
tissues.
The Arkansas banner., 1846-01-07
AUDITORS SALE f lands and Town Lots forfeited to the State nj Arkansas, Ill consequence Of the noa-pay- ma1t Of Taxes due theleol.
STATE OF ARKANSAS, }
 AUDITORS OFFICE, } = n h am IoV- |
LITTLE ReeK, December 29, 1Sl NOTICE ES EsE1EGE.EsN GEVR.N.

rJAT pursuant the reqnIstons of of the General Assembly, of the State of Arkansas entitled An act prov fr the evyg and collecting the Revenue of this ap E March 5t. l95S and of sad General Assembly, en-
 An act change the lime of the Auditors sale of lands for
 far taxes" approved December l5, 18a8, the Auditor will Dnllc aucton ,he highest bidder the door of the Au- Pb Office, in the city of Little Rock, the
 F SECOND MONDAY OF FEBRUARY l846,
 inc 9h day of said month";, all of the following described and Town Lots, winch have been forfeited for non-paymen s TWO years and upwards and which have been re-
 least price for which any tract Hand lot will be sold, m opposite the description thereof in addition which the d advertising and fees allowed by law will have be paid
 law provides that The Auditor shall execute, under his anu seal his office, and deliver each person purchasing at such sale deed of conveyance, in which he shall de- inc lands sod and the consideration for which the
 and shall convey the purchaser all the right title, interest
 e o the former owne aad 10 such lands, and also, all d le, interest, and claim, of the ate hereon aud also nae deed made shall vest Ill the grantee, hs heirs x T gool and valid ue, both in law and equity. and shall pyPi Ill all of lhs State evidence of good 1e in such grantee, s hers and assigns, and shall be lmt all things required by law to be done make good aid sale done both by the Collector and the Auditor. rle sale will aie the hour of 10 o'clock frenoon, and will be continued from day day, until all ,nds and town lots shall be sold offered for sale.
The Arkansas banner., 1846-01-07
h TOunsAip II RaHye ". UeSi.

It Iounsaip 15 North Rdnge . 'teSi.
 >W Il .o9 la4a : h T5wnsaip .Nof4 isanga deSt St nrlder heno. sw II ioJ toto 5o f. Ioraship .Nonh hanse , ,ieSt
 n5 oU lo45 h I'osraship i5 North Raase , itest.
The Arkansas banner., 1846-01-07

 Coy. MARrN's l2 o'clock, Gov, MARTIN presence of both Houses of the Legislature, and large of citizens, took the oath of oce Governor of Ala bama. In Bank collections he stated his address, that he was favor of that system which would the money banks, of debts due, keeping speedy collections constantly in view We have present for further remarks
The Arkansas banner., 1846-01-07
ss.lEOh ,Si tba (

mi islratio,"' 'SaS'nrgfd SS a,orable |, rl the the gfi,sssp tsi'i] e 'oi is hereby ret, E g sesshislis''| ithin i,hit one yss' sl s'a,frr.il.fi
 sane nay y.a, p' orestHi'sl, will iiI be forever :, '. :, II. coop'l''ii' 7 ]
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-22


heretofore been considered incufabie, such as IN,
GERS OF the I.arynX, Throat Nosc. Nodes. &c@--
Tho ARCANUM EXTRACT is a complete
hniidote to the serious Evils produced by the inju-
d,ctous Use OF MERCURY. As SPRING and
FALL PURIFIER il cannot be surpassed. work
ing its way through the system with silent and
effective force
Cleansing the FLOOD:
Removing DYSPEPrIC INFLUENCES:
Soothing the NERVES;
Removing INTERNAL Distinctions and Dis
eases that would otherwise cause injury 10 the
LIVER aud LUNGS.
Persons whose Constitutions are broken down
by the use of MERCURY, ARSENIC, Bark. or
QJlNlNE r., and any who are suffering from
DISEASED LlN Ets, or an injudicious treatment
Of any of the above Diseases should use tho AR.
CANUM EXTRACT without DELAY
I'm complicated eases OF SCROFULA and
ShFiiILlS, and ia cases where the Syphiltic
VIRUS of the Parent causes developenlent OF
Scroiula in the Child, this is TIE ONLY REM
EDl upon which reasonable hope of Recovery
be founded
In numerous instances, also. where liberation
nau laid bare both lig2ment aud bone and where,
70 all appearances, no human means hut arnput.,-
uoh could have saved life, Patients have been
s shN'Shed from Tie grave and restored TO health.
the devourng disease being completely erad;eat,d
by the Use of Tins incstInable EN,rnct
The Propretors OF the ARCANUM EXTRACT
nave had THIS Medicine used in all the above Dis
S>S~S WITH the Iiost gIatiryins Revufr cs,ing
the Medicine neither Business or Pleasure need bo
interrupted, requiring only the usual restraint Of
moderation in diet, and is equally applicable and
eihcacious TO the infant as well as the adult
= Pamphlets giving Description for what
the ARCANUM EXTRACT is applicable. with
observations on Insensible Perspiration, and a
Treatise on Diseases in general, accompany each
Bottle. Agents supplied with the above PAM
Phlets for gratuitous Circulation
The &c 1NUM TRACT is pre-
pared by JOHN WTNER. Hamilton. Canada
West, and JOHN WINER ~ Co, 50 Maiden
Lane. New York, Sole Proprielors
PRICE-ONE DOLLAR PER hottie.
sale by PRYDR Il PAUL..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-22
DIR MINkNN,.
BALSAM or WILD CHERRY;
AN INVALUABLE FAMILY MEDICINE

AN INVALUABLE FAMILY MEDICINE;
BEING y SURF kbsiEDN fOt
4 CONSUMPTION 30 90 ti. vsuoVs 4iiuis, EOLDs.
Z ! A,THMA. BRONcHiris GROUP. Whb Pseg
Cough SpiuirC 81 Btood. DifcRig n BgcaihiHa.
Pans ~ ne side aud Breast, Igaofosa, LIVER
COMPlAi MIS-. dc
The medical f0periics Of Df WHATS Bisam 81
Wild Cherry ore fully established a. every ssciIon
"i the country .hy - su'cess ~ curing he most 10
votefate cases 81 be iufceoirg cass of ds,uses
Ia almost eVefy in.i1Hc0 Nhefe - has been psT-
severed In. % has "A, tied mdicol eIre Although
n many cnsts this Biisum VIII sHrd BOZ mediate
ftlIcf or. 90 least, tdect great chongs in ftw
dnts. -iill % cannot hr expected 20 work ms5aCles.
ny curing 90 sp sb"ft iiinc or 10 resiofe health
70 rlme lh1t hos been reg ~ fell disease fr
ycofs
Besides ihetc are many siaFes ~ he same di,.
case. ihat i, Is uros, BILE ~ any physcisn 10 de-
ieuuine hc quaniit, % fnoicne required ~ efadi-
1 iaic Be-. dnsroo pciods and forms r,qniung vary-
100 qusnftissi heufe w urrt cnses 70 F'nglc uJHe
/ o. sufcient while Others VIII Uqms lhfre o. four
. 60 n duce he some eftri.
al We lsk of TIE ps1tni. is 10 rive mr. medicine
fif trail. .nd 90 nty rel sssufed lhUi b VII Be-
pftfurGvo ni 'lc mnG ttnefrtaitrn
/ pHuens. in nkfug lhv 0cditinc.rtcd not rrstfirt
themselves as fcgards Diet trrcpi avoiding tho
most Ind gc-iibie auioirs ~ 'nnd--such ns soiiod
aud smoked msat. fahbaers. oniuns cucurnhcfs.6c
They should ply proper attention itai her dfoss
d is warn. and avoid crp.rg themselves to The IN
cl,mrrcie. of lie weather, lo careful uu ~ over
OK rrt.e.
Frequent ba'hnr M warn hath md tho nee oil
o. uau glove nr fubhioq lbe n,sh before geiug "a
bed viii sid he med rire is ifs cTcfs
The bowels should ht tcrDo neu vrh some gen
fe meficnc. such as y Hiaoa's Pear MiaI
PHa whch wr pc found much superior 20 avs
Ifuffat,c pile rew lp Tee. and viii also Esd NJ
Ba,an tp ali G ri.. 90. NJ Do liver
tsfsalc ,vHo,fslle art fr'a.i hg
A. r. uOVNBRO0K W'Nrae 81.
n5s 20 H. Wheeling We.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-22
| III & LATEST, CHEAPEST, AM
MOST FASHION ABIE
GEO TE3TMG STORE.

= ME LATEST, ,hcapc.t and mos, fashionable
4 stock 81 G"ud- ever i1.teJ ic ibis market i,
tnaelN ~, md h-Inr an crrI m ILr
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-22
jane I6

NOTICE-Prop'sn's will be received by The
~ ondcrs'gned until Saturday next. the 2lst
I'sl oi O'clock p NJ. Tor grading John street ia
EasI Wheeling from the alley crossing East of Sa.l
Neers residence 10 6 h street
The earth IakeL from The street will be require d
At The wharf on The Ohio river
Such proposals will be filed under seal. with 4
+ Laidley one OF The committee on streets aud al
leys. OF with the subscriber JAMlCK
Iune 10 Street Comm. ssiouef
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-22
JOHNSTON q BERRYHILL,


WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALEKsIN
FRENCH BRITISH. GERMAN, AMERICAN.
SWISS AND ITALIAN STAPLE AND
FANCY DRY GOODS
NO ID MAIN STREET WHEELING
Il OiINSTON a. BERRYHILL have always 10
~ sure a large assortment of The chciceI Staple
Furnishing ond Fancy Dry Goods. included -
which will he louud the lOloWiI 4 articles which
ihOy viii offer al The lowest prices;
SfAPLE GooUs-~Irish slirii"gs and shccting..
linens damlsk table linon, superior hls nkeis cur
tan dnmn'k, superior tunnels Eng lsh hosiery
lace nnd muslin curtains nncy white muslin. iac-
onei aud c'm5rc muslin, bishop lawn aud boz L
fnnslin. Swi.s mnI muslin. French mofino cloths
upn mLazine
FANcY GooBs--Ieccs rapes. scars and dresses
cashmere long shawl. Brussels end regency laccs
ot all widths and prices, evening aud wedding dres
scs rich silks aud sHins. Lyons aud common ell
vols, cnshmefes and moushues. painted muslin or
gandics; B'uges. hnz,rine,, &c suawls mud mort
nne', every variety Of ribbons and bonnet s,lk al
wholesale or retail june II
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-22
BARGAINS
IN FANCY SUMMER GOODS.

AN Determined 90 reduce my stock al Fancy
} Summer Gouds. without regard w profit. prepu.
toy 10 early and extensive iull soc particularly
90 my wholesale department I will offer great 10
ducemcnis 10 ibOse IN wani Of such goods ~
Real F.ench Ofgandies French Jaconeis. French
Lawns. Lace MuslIns Cine hams. BaiiH Ginghsm
BcIagcs SC &c
WHITE GOODS-Jaconei Camb,ic Book and
Swns Mnsbus. Csmhucs. Tafleions. Ssiped ~,
Plaid Musns Curtain Muslins. &c.
ShHWls Start. Hosiery, GiotCsntd Cryas
ALSO-- Summer Cissrnefrs aud Vssnngs, Snm
mef Cloths sc. \ large nni beluiiol siock o
these, together witb Linen buil,nss Ltnsr Check.
g. &c Call ADD gel Bargains Of enfne, ~ Msu
iud Madison streets. w a sElBY.
1 ioS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-22
$4,000

Pokomoee River lo,tety. class Ne 122
70 he drawn OF Wilmington. Friday Juue 10
OF St4OOO Of 1000 of3OO0 uf $500
10 nunber--l3 ballots Tickets 81; ceti(ca,e
of26 wholcs SG0-shares IN proportion
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-22
$4,000!
$40 600.
Capital Prize!

Grand con Soiddfed Lottery Of D,iana s. t;sorg,a
CLASS NO 26
To hc drawn at Whining ton. Saturday June 81
of $4,000 of $4,000 Of 10000 lof eOuO
10 -l3 drawn Ms II kes $40; cen,fc,,,
% Mhnles 81 80; shnrcs in nfnnltll,n
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-22
gERoPOsALs will be received for G,,,i.,

EE ROPOSALS will be received for f,rn;-,.
- tug transportation tor one company Of II =
At"i'eTy, With hs Battery, ATm1mem and Eduiu.
meni' aud supplies OF all kinds from Whcclit e. Va
TO I.i'Ile Rock Arkansas. Said cumpnny will ma
nshiy consist OF about comm lssIoned ofircrs and
l2o non-coInmissioned oiIiccrs and privares, and
nave Win u sex field guns. with their carnaee :,
cussNhs' ara ammunition, Two battery wagons and
lwp travelling iorges with their conIenis 3 rnd
wagons anu ais" nbunt 700 horses. Forage Tor The
nurses nnd PROVISIONS iur The mes will also be car
'eu Al suitable shelters ana fSIufcs Tor easy at
tendance on The horses and for their "a e nanspor
,ahon must be provided. The officers accompany
i"g The command must be provide d with cabin pas
sage. aud The non. commissioned officers and sal
h'erS must he furnished with c, mf,iiable aocam-
houahon and the use Oi nel aud fire fnr their
cooking. The boat IS la make such sinppnges and
at sueh IahuInes rs The Quarter Master may direct
'"u 'o 'hAe ~ such supplies as he may deem ne
oe'sary or proper Ia provi aud IL Is TO he WHEEL
" n"der 'he r"nIr'l ui The Quarter Minister m 81 nr
s ''es !" ''s loading, mc V'nenis aud stop nges.
ne quarter Master reserves nlsl TO himself the
gu VI charging The des,iDei,un of the heat t,f he
"e s' "'uefed.l from L,iile Rock Aikai sas la Ma
'"""'hes or 10 New Orleans. In. The bids Will
','"'u"sy specify The terms demanded IN case vi
e''her 81 these changes
T"i"s'ls sionld he addressed IN LiJPJ a..
nf'en. \. a e. NJ. u, =. A. Wbeel,ug. va They
Sn""'o ne 4" The Pos' Office of ,Iat place nv The
:" '"s 'hongh any pruPssss found ~ the l,,sf OF.
"'e "" he ARRIVAL there Of IL. o'Btien az he
s"ou'o ""isinve iaere belHe the 22I inst, will he
'''N"'''fd Aner The ehsng of the cunlrnct moi
'eSs 'n"n three days will b. allow Ell To prepare
me necessary accommodations. fxInres &c aud
10 o''ng The boat IL Wheeling
JNo p j. o'BRIEN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-22
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL HOUSE.

III ANlNG Iusi received The balance Of our SC.
N 81 cond stock for lhIs senson. we are now pre-
pared 10 offer goods NJ such prices as will induce
ihose Ia ouy thai can conveniently d. without buy
ing. Our stock Is nav complete. MS we have n
general sssofImen' 90 every ming. and we intead
tfistDg greater Inducements o. persuns wishing a
nyihing 10 The Dry Goods line than We hive ever
dune before
Ladies' Dress Goods Of every descrp iion,
Gents Wear Of every description
Linen Bnrlaps at very reduced prices nj the
Wheeling Store
JOHNSTo N Il BERRYuILI,
June 10 No 1871, Mum street
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-22
SMAI.L MY LOrr RY,

oMAiit1 FIX LOTT RN.
Tnws0 Us iollnws Throughout ihe month oi JuUe.
Draws ON Tue s'lnys --Capial prize $4,000
Whole Tickets 81 /; ceriifcaie oi package whnles
sl2; shares in prnpnrIon.
Draws on Thursd1ys-C Capital prize $4,000
Whole Tickets 81; certificates of package " holes
Sl4; shares Ia proportion.
DAVIS on Sundays Capital rrze $4,000
Whole Tickets ST. certificate ol package wholes
Sl4: shares in proportion.
Address yuur orders 10
N l. DORSEY. Wheeling. W.
9WrThe drawings will I've published regularly
The Times aud alsp W. the Argus Rcmr,nbet
N l. DoRSEY'S Lucky Office.
may 25 WufeIINe. Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-22
$I7.5OOy

Pokomokc River Lottery. class No 1874
To he drawn AT Wilmington. Tuesday Junr %.
al SIT5OO ol 5000 Of $500 lorl720
IS Nos-l4 ballots. Tickets SIS; certificate of
"a wholes s65-slIares in nroporrion
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-22

a tCONDtONS-A fresh lot OF ssu,i-ione
. "A ana SINGLE keyed Aec-rdinns lust received.
VH,lin. common end 1alsaI head Gniinrs comm ~,
anl ivory uPt Flutes from | To 4 Keys fresh
supply OF Crawley'- celehrsIe,l dri eyed Needle.
Sharps mud Bctweeus of eli siz.s A large lot of
superior Friction Ma'rhes on hand by the gross ar
doz n. few Willow Wagons wilhs geacraI as
sorimenl of variety goud-. Al n small advance on
cosiby Oeo) MELLOR Union Il.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-22
WALL PAPER WALL PAPEp,

d Il. HORNBROOK. have npw received
81 . iheirsprirg stock 81 Wall and Window Blind
Papers. Fire Screens. reasers md BottIerines c,n
sisiing IN part oi The following md comprsina The
must complete aud finest assprimen To be found in
the IVES,
$50 r. fine Fr,sco Uf SIX different patterna
3OO do do and common lila II Papers
coV 90 do Pdrl"r do
Ana from 1900 to 1000 pieces Chamber Papers.
a,I OF ihe latest aud most iashiona5le si,les.
SUI ps wide Curtain Pepper Of various pattern.
$50 do Paris green 40
100 do common do do
=, Our sio' has been purchased in New York and
rhindeiphia, and We are deiermu ed not tn be
bcaien in cheOpness. Country Merchants are inv.
'ed !" examine our stock. and they will find bar
gains ol The Variety Store, Monroe st, Wheeling.
may %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-22

NOVELS! NOVELS! NOVELIST
ENHE HOTEL LAMBERT by Eugene Sue
"a The Chronicles OF ClOyernook by Douglas
Cerrold
The Tninkey's Danghtc, by Peripnrician
The Temptation or the Waichiower ny Eugene Sue
The Commander uf Malta DO DO
Mary de ChGsrd b. Su Egenon Bfydges
The Sicpmolher by james
Blanche Livingston by Mrs Holland
Leslie ~ the Rebel aHd Kingsmnu Ivy 81 Ingraham
aPrvI,y ol Napoleon parts 3 4
Married and Single by r Arthur
The Old Fellow and FOrlgin Peter by J II Ingra.
ham
! IIuIoka or The Mild OF the Fores, by a member OF
the SufTilk Bar
Nymyh of tho Dream nv Il Barker
The Gipsey Chiei or the Haunted Oak
The Young Anisf and Bold lnsuieenr by , n IT..
giaham
I Alphon.o add Belinda or the Magic Of Ar and
Nature
/ The Bush Ranger Of Van Dicm1n's I.aud by Charlie,
Rpuctoh
/ HOPPER Pictorial History Of Engl,nd
! History oiihc Btsiiie
Men q Leusrs and Science 10 The Times of CicorE,
III
Lules' Living Age No i07
Laueaamput or The Couu Conspifaiof by r Sue
Netilles Of Gauetsiown ly Chas Lover
just received ond ior sale by
JED G Ellis ~ Main Street
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-22
S2O-OOOI

Pokomole Riusr Lo0ery Of Del class 1873
+ be drawn at Wilmington. hlnndty June 30
| of $4,000 of 10000 l OF 1000 | of $500
&c Nos 10 drawn ballots Tckcs Ss; cenif-
cate Of % wholes 81 08- shares IN proportion
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-22

FENHE vegetable kingdom is provided by the
y God oi Naure with herbs II different prop
critics and suited When properly administered. 10
every condition vi disease. u Will not he cunien.
ded but that q requires invention and we'll ditec
tod skill 10 prepare the native htdcamenis so
That their remedial powers shall he we'll drawn
OuI and the better applied; that is too apparent a
necessity % require support. The Proprietor OF
the Health Restorative, m The number VI years
SINE he first commenced iIs preparation from The
original family recipe. has devoted great prriion
of his lime Co the study Of The medical tHcct aud
strength Of eoch herb used in ;he compound. THIS
study has Ind he effect Of moro poreetiy convin
cling him OF the superior curative ppwer of lie
Health Restorative. II seems perfectly adapted Ia
The cure OF Cons umpion, Liver plant. Asthma
Cold. Coughs, and pains in the side and chest
for these dseascs u " paficulrrly ftcumme ended.
with certainty Of success and satisfaction Which
can be felt in ITS force only 10y those who hove beep
healed by us means No considerations Of pecu
mary recompense sway the proprietor; he trusts he
IS Influenced soely by the great pleasure Of miuis
loung 10 The relief Of suffering humanity. and has
devoted such great expense iothe facturc OF tbs
remedy, and deals out 80 largely in The quantity
glNer that tho y barely sulIices 10 cover the
immense outlay. Let those who are seeking a
Balm IN G'lJad use The Health Restorative. Th,
lolIowiog certificate is from Df ChIli0n. The vel
known New Yurk Chemist
/ Il have aRalyzed u b,ule Of medicine called {
! BrinckefhpGs Ileulih Restorative; fnd find lhal !
docs not contain Mercury. any osher metallic
| pre- paiaiioO, nor opium n any OF IFS forms II
composed Of vegetable maiieI entirely
JAMES II Chiffon. NJ d.
c BRlNCKERIIOEF. Proprietor. N Y.
Horace Everett. u $ Agent.
Principal Office SO Ilud son street. New York.
Agents for Wheeling. Drs JAS BAKER aud
! $ TODD; West Alexander. Pa. BRYANT a. era
VEN. and by ogenls ~ almost every Town N lh
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iHlS MEDICINE has acquired an extended
and established celebrity throughout the corntr,
which has been sustained by its virtues aud eff
cacy alone, as "A remedy for
SCROfULA. or Kings Evil,
ULCERATED SORE THROAT
Long standing RHEUMATIC Affections,
Diseases of the SKIN, White Swellinps,
Diseases of the BONES. all Ulccrous Cases.
SiPHILTrlC Il MERCURIAI. Discusses.
Affections of the Liver; DYSPEPSIA:
COSTINENESS; all CHRONIC y NER.
FOUS Complaints, occurring in deblitated and
cachectc constitutions
BLOOD:
Over SYPHILIS, and those very disarrcoable
Affections resulting thercfrom, and which have
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~ NILW OF the great adysaiece- ilos ofIcrrd
nv Wheeling 10 Country Dcslcts and o,hcrs
pli me purchase other supplies ri Groceries man.
ac'nfed articles, & and of s intimate cunne xinn
WIN The Eastern cues; facility OF cam .anica ION
and easy carriage OF merChsnJise;) ad.liuona! ia
ci'i'y for purchasing Dey Goods IN our town. " ~
be acceptable Ia all buyers
have now engaged m the business--haye Ies
ceivtd my Spring Stock al GOODS and am prepared
io Keep constantly on hand. ample supply OF
such goods needed 10y the wholesale dealer;
beng purchased in The eastern ciles At auction
and Otherwise. on The most eccomm ds'ing terms.
am therefore prepared Ia u1er greater Inducements
To Cash or puncual cusoniers than have here,ol,re
been o.frred ia tins city w Il SEIgY
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