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were when lodged in the tomb. What rem
dered the scene more striking and truly in.
teresting was, that the body Of her son and
only child, the natural heir of the title and
estates of kilsyth, lay at her knee his fea-
lures were as composed as il he had only
been asleep. His color was as fresh, and
his flesh as plump and full as in the per.
feet glow of health his shroud was not only
entire, but perfectly clean, without particle
of dust upon it. He seems to have been on
Il ~ 4 =. .-.".,iis o'J.u.
| Both bodies seemed TO have been presery
ed in some liquid, nearly of the color and q D
pearance of brandy. The whole coffin seem
ed to have been saturated with it, The bod,
had assumed somewhat the same ii ge. tn
y.{s served 10 give II ft,3nfr iook.-
= u had none of the ghasly lived hue of death
bu, rather a copper complexion. 1t would
have been difficult for chemist 10 ascertain
the nature of this liquid, though perfectly
tiles, its taste being quite vapid. The heat
was recined on a pillow and as the cover
ing decayed it was found to contain collcc
ton of strong. scented herbs Balm, sage
and mint were easily distinguished, and il wa
the opinion of many that the body was fllec
with the same.
Many instances of the artificial prescrva.
lion Of bodies might he mentioned, still more
remarkable, though perhaps less interesting
than the preceding, The tomb Of Edward
the First, who died on the 9Th of July, 1907
was opened on the I'd of January, 1870, ant
after lapse of 463 years the body was tount
not decayed the flesh on the face was a lit
tie wasted but not putrid. The body o
Canu,e the Dane, who cot possession of Eng.
land in 10Y, was found very fresh in the
year 1906, by the workmen repairing Win.
chester Cathedral. In the year 1929, the
body of William the Couqueror was found
as when first buried, in the Abby Church OF
Stephen, at Caen and the body of Matilda,
his wife, was found entire in 1902, in the Alb
by Church of the Holy Trinity, in the same
city.
No device Of art, however, for the preser.
Walton of the remains of the dead, appear.
equal 10 the simple process of pungirg then
over head and ears in peat moss.
In manuscri pit by one Abraham Grey
who lived abou, the middle of the sixteenth
century, now in the possession of his repre-
sentative, Mr. Goodbehere Grey, of Ole
Mills, Near Aberdeen, it is stated that. il
1863, three Roman soldiers, in the dress Of
their country, fully equipped with warike in.
s,rumrn,s, were dug out of moss of grea
extent, called Kay Moss. When found, az
ter lapse Of probable fifteen hundred years
they ''were quite fresh and plump !"--Bos.
. .UfGL1t-JO-HdL 1nlEsuesz.s---
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2nd assault Sir Henry succeeded in making
Judgment, and after fight Of an hour, carried
the fort. He Immediately despatched his aid,
Count Grabouski, over the creek to Coll Camp.
bell commanding the column of attack with or
ders to summon the fort and say that if they
did not surrender in ) minutes it should be
stormed and all the gaftiso, put to the sword.
The officer who bore the flag was told in reply
that Sir Henry Clinton might storm and be
- but we will moi mention the word. Sol.
diers sometimes use harsh terms.
A heavy cannonade' wasd1|ihen commenced
: rom r''etios, the i< ,ss, and from the
captured piece, upon FY1idontgomery. About
dusk, general ASA Twas ordered the off
GERS advancing at the "a of the men to chee'
,he'n ~, aud the for, Ecarred 1t. M'Y, %
the ArSe'v; as new to aEOly t,s -, in:
nusket shot, had his hand carried off by Z
ball from one of the shT STOPPING instantly
with presence of mnorarely seen he seizet
the po,-fre with his left hand. and touched of
the cannon, which killed Col. Campbell, CT
G abouski, Maj. Grant, Iii. Sill. and about AZ
privates.
BY the time the tort was take night hat
gathered around, and the..wo American Gener
ais, Col. Livingston and 4 large number Of the
garrison made their escdpt by path along the
water side into the mountains.
Two American frigates, ateIy built, were SCI
on fire to prevent their falling into the hands o
the Britsh-one of which, drifting down the
river,sunk. and believe is the identical wreck
which some soft headed fellows imagine to be
the remains of ship once sailed bv Captain
/ Kidd, and are now endea%c-ing to raise.
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A NEW HINT TO THE ORCHARD
lists,

We copy part of an article from the
Sardener's Chronicle, as quoted in the De-
cember number of Hovey's Magazine ollIor- /
v s'cavs,re ut>.r ~" had nf "Summer Prun.
ing of Apple Trees" The writer had REF.
crence to the small dwarf trees in gardens, but
his direction will apply equally well TO the
big trees Of the orchard. All that is neces-
sary, saws the writer, to insure abundant
fruit, is to practice diligently Ghc AuguIl
stopping, This consists yu hre ! l5 rJt'
tirf OF Il slq'.eaaso FROM thr.l @s-'' . -
inches of every summer shoot, and Heu in
mid-winter, cutting back Two thirds or one
half more Of such shoots S TO reduce them
to the length of four to six inches.
The effect Of this system is to prevent the
sap Of the trees from expending itself in the
ever .lengthening Of branches. The end of
the summer shoots being broken of, the sap
is arrested in its onward course, and forced
into lateral channels. Those lateral chan.
ncls are buds in the axis of the lower
leaves. There il collects, is occupied in
the organization of short lateral branches,
which finally become short irut-bearlng
spurs. In this way, we have seen dwarf
trees covered with bearing wood down to the
WY e'ni''
If observed from the beginning, this prac
tice renders dwarf tree most prolific OBJ
Ject. IL neglected at first, it may at any
time afterwards he put into force, with this
difference in the result, that it takes much
longer time to bring into bearing tree rem
dered barren nv a Ion! miSmanagement,
than to secure abundance from tree well
heated from its earliest youth.
The reason why August is chosen for the
operation, is this If the summer shoots are
shortened earlier, the inside buds will all
break from the excessive influx of sap if
perforated later there will not be sufficient
rropnison OF sap into them to effect the de-
sired object. 1t will frequently happen that
with the best arrangement, some of the side
buds will break bat they will be near the
end of the branches, and will be removed
with the winter pruning.
We have said that in winter pruning, the
shoots are to he cut back to the extent of
half o. -thrds of their length. II is hard
" necessary TO explain that it is only the
weaker sio"ts that require to be shortened
bv twu-thirds and that the strongest are to
he left with half their lcng,h.-- american
Farmer.
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Horribly be placed at the disposal Of gineral
Cass or gineral Jackson, as the case may be-
Provided, they ain obleeged to 60 further
than portland.
Resolved, That If any of The pesky Mex
icums dare to show their yaler faces up to
old Oxford, we'll give them some.
Rcsolccd, That any individual who amt
ready TO 90 these sentiments. is no friend In
ginowine liberty. an or,...,rr" z..s sshoret
IN the horls ofthe Montyzumy's' n
Resolved. That our pa,riolick Teller ciii-
zen, mister lefenant Libby, BY his intrpid
| konduct, in starting right off to resku giner-
al Cass, has won for hun our hiehcshN -
THIS resoluiion. mr. rite. was .,
cos est as>>e gotso r., f1i77 '''O,
busl into the house like a lokymoilve and said
to help him. So we all started like shot
,hinkn The lefienant had met some of the
inemy, and run as tight as we could scratch
it down the road, till we came to plckere
pond, an there, right over in neighbor East.
mans orchard, on the tip.top of the biggest
apple-tree, sot the leftenant yelling like an
injun, and Dea Virgins grea, brinded bull
paving and bcllowin al the foot.
We driv the crtter of, an got the lcfienan,
down, but he was about the skeerdest felleI
you ever seed. He went rite Off hum, ar
hasn't SAID word about Mcxicums sence.
told you when begun that ri, for infor.
nation. The question want to ask is this
Is them Mexicums njuns, niggers or Jar.
mansl Cos father says they is, and say
they isn't
Yours for the country, rite or wrong.'
ETHAN SPIKE.
p. S. When you see the government, tel
it to depend upon Hornby, if wust comes t'
wus,, and that we hate the British wus thar
pison
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MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.

The following extraordinary dramatic
scene, we will venture to say, has never had
It's parallel on this EARTH and !. the legil.
mate offspring Of that strange invention to
which the public attention at this mon,ent is
so much and so universally attracted.
On Saturday evening last, June 6, Pro-
fessor Morse, the inventor and supcrintend.
ont of the magnetic telegraph, and his assist
ant, Mr.. Vail. in their Office at Washington,
wished to ties, the inoerily ofthe telegraphc
line the whole distance thrnd. from WASH
ington to New York, distance Is not less
han 2Ga miles. The batter TO undc1S'as|S
- STngciardy 81 ,ne scene, we are about ~
record, the reader must imagine four indi-
vidnals, one at the Office in Washington, one
ut Baltimore, 40 miles distant, one at Phila-
dclpha, 10S miles further, and one at New
York, Tor rather Jersey City, oppt site New
York; l12 miles further. The Geographic
line passes through the Instruments az the Of
fees at each of these places, and a commune
cation despatched from any one is written
and understood instantly a, all the Others
We shall designate the operators by the
names of the places at which they are sta
toned -
Baltimore, are you in con.
nexion with Philadelphia?
Baltimore.-Yes.
Wash.-Put me in connexion with Phila-
dclphia.
Bal,.-Ay, ay, sir; wal, minute. After
a pause.) Go ahead. You can now talk
with Philadelphia.
Wash.-How do YOU do, Philadelphia
Phila.-Preuy well. Is that you, Wash
ington
Wash.-Ay, ay; are you connected with
New York;
Phila.-Yes.
Wash.-Put me in connexon with New
York.
Phila.-Ay, ay; wait minute. (After
pause) Go ahead. Now for it.
Wash.-Ncw York, how are you!
New York does not answcr.)
Phai-Hallo, New York, Washington is
talking to you. Don't you hear him! Why
don't yon answer!
New York; don't get anything from
him.
Wash.-I get that from New York.
Phila.-New York, Washington says he
gets that from you.
Bal,.-How is il that Washington hear,
from New York, and New York does not heal
from Washington.
Phla.-There's where am hoored.
Balt--Wnat is the reason, Washington
I M,.siSzl Resa4l4ANcw ForE IMs not ifrop-
erly adjusted his magnet.
Phila.-l have been hard at work all day
feel like bricks. Had no supper. | have
had stiff evenings work there have been
so many messages to- night-onc alone that
gave us seventeen dollars. | want 10 60.
Wash.-Wait little.
Balt.-Go il We cripples.
Phila. Who is writing!
Wash.-Don', talk all at once.
Bah.-Mary Rogers are case, so arc
Sally Thompson
General jackson are boss, so are
Colonel Johnson.
Phila.-Who is that will discuss tina,
pint.
Wash.-B,llimore, keep quiet. Phila-
delphia. tell New York TO ask me TO write
dots, (that is, 10 ADJUST his mognet
Phia.-Ay, ay, sir; wait IA little. New
York, ask Washington TO write dots.
N. York.-Ay, ay. Washington, write
dots. a>hinglon begins TO write dots. j.
That's ito. X. Now | have got you &C
ahead.
Wash.--Do you now get what | sent
your
N. York.--Ay, ay.
Wash--Dd you ge, Prof. Morse's mes
sage for his daueh,er1
~ 4
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From the Boston Chronotype.
THE WAR SPIRIT.

By the following letter from valued cor
respondent in Maine, 1t will be seen that the
patriotism and alacrity of that valiant State
are not whit behind hose called forth by
Gov. Skunk and the Philadelphia meeting in
Pennsylvania. We hope our correspondent
will keep us advised of the pr oceedings in
the East
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MuTToN.-W mean to repeat thousand
times, er at least till what we say has some
effect upon our country, that pound otlean,
tender, Juicy mutton can be produced for
half the cost Of the same quantity Fat pork;
tina, 1t is infinitely healthier food, especially
in the sumner season; is more agreeable to
the palate, when one gets accustomed TO it
and those who eat it, become more muscular,
and can do more work with greater ease to
thee,s elves, than those who eat fat pork, -
We know nothing more delicious than smo.
ked mutton hams Of the Souihdown breed Of
sheep; venison itself is not superor.-Am
1sr1nlturist.
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WATER ron snrrr.-Wa,c is no, deem
ed 50 absolutely necessary for sheep as for
other domestic animals, sine" 'hrlr instinct
leads them to craze ear y III the morning,
when the dew is on, and again for awhile in
the evening, when the temperature OF the
season is warmesl. In the month Of August,
when the feed is less succnlent they appear
eager for water,& should be grallhed with it
il possible. But the lambs, when sucking,
will do better if the mothers have access
to it at all times. Therefore, since every
pasture is not supplied with water, those
that do contain it should be appropriated to
the breed ewes. 1t should be considered
that the milk secretions cannot be 50 album
dant if the eve suffers from thirst.-.UOr-
yrWs american ,ShCpherd.
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The Church in Mexico owes S5O.OO0,O Co.
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p. S. When you see the government, tell
it to depend upon Hornby, if WIS, comes to
wust, and that we hate the British wus than
pson
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-22
LICKING VALLEY
STEAM PAIENr CO iDAGE
Nh ONEVTNf NIANIrE'h CTnpV

AND OAktM MANI tACIORH,
INNS establishment isonc OF The aSge,i ih the
unnn-Smhreciog euufeiy nes. patent ma
ehiuery foe every branch of Iie business. The
Hemp is Iaekled IN ils fun length anl span fem
the eud so ,hal The 6htss are nui dunblei; and the
consequence Of li,is new process OF hacking ond
.pinnine IS. The Ropv, When made, posse ,srs Iull25
pref mure strength than ,he handmade. rhe eslab.
isbmen, has be en- 10 opctaIim Ter ! 3 months. and
The Rops has alrcasly acquired credit over tie
Eastern make, and The prices Of lhia article ore o.
low be purchased East. A large and gen :
eral assortment ofevery description OF Rope VAL be
kept constantly on bnpd; sneh NJ
~ Psent Mauilln aud Hump Rope
Packing Yam Bale Rope Cotton do
Trace, iialier and Bod Cord Rope
Plough. Cod. T'reul, Deep Sen and Lead Linsn
llambpb Lines, Ilous'n and ainsIipo
Spun Yam. Snst (,urJ sc &c
hayeiius, received an esIeIasive assortment Ell
Manila Rppc IN nulue sTed nj tho above FacioD.
consisting Of llawsers, Check Lines of all siz9s.
Warps, &c. The check hnesoio from 300 yds
10 leneih, ond viii be sold Of Cincinnati or Puts
burgl pfices. Acting rs Agent am authorised TO
cell fr cAsiT only Per ons DESTROYS q purchasing
a go arnce will please give me cails Rofe
Store Water ST. ~ BERRY
Wel'sbofgh Transcript copy to amount Oi So
ops
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49, ~ - - - -
- AVE just received nd -opf no 100 p-tkares
EE FINE CHINA ana o. Ef,N s,y ARf.
Anens o,hrr cies Ahey.hsve - ~. 80
F.as<;sld 6fns Oh IVA sres ssss ffesn 81 ,eiOop ~
Rich Gil, and Fancy dos 'g-rs do
DO -->-s---~vw~rxtra fne d.
Richly deeofasesf ssanieios oar eass col,<ncs ran
es iuis. Iissks's &C ifig-ca,Sant.y. i- .sf.1
.rhcnL,tiics ase- invited N call and exaunc
ihe-e a. ,'ssx-turp sspy lh,ug al the Aud oyer
heiofe hspgsAts l,s eS,saty al ace ses.s
ksh Gsisrsd emhssned Fsaisb lseis, lassl s avh
Wife Ch,na,. 20 49, 10 -. - d. -,
GlIi ard llain Cpnfoners .Csssc r2i'ss, Tltrcens.
Bpsts an Siand,; ia Pets .agSrs st,i & cams
Tceahd t.onte curse od Ssueef-. Piat,- &c, ilsied
riain ond lancy slyisssin sells pieces 10 snh ct,
icrners SO A i tit III
u, ronnu,cn ware we have ,-ere~oi pishcs and
Pilates of al sizr- ress rnd O. Ii.s- Tee and Ciitr
P.hs. Sugars aud Creams. sc. 0f vefi.us cosis
printed. Fla~inc hue u,.a t.srvy 'for' Sc,s errn-
fSon edged PaEs. Dkhfs. Teas. Sc, &c, wi'h exc
~ ctler article usnally kept tie sSiensve
establishments is che ronnifv. nLd hich the public
need only call aud prco 10 DO satisfied lhai sel
lower Than ihey can be purchase elsewfogv.i W.
LIZ, QJi hanj aud Ase constantly msnu Occurring
Cut md riaa liol Lsmps. LsnieDs. Tumbors.
ID shes. &c. Which tcgeher wiih stock %
Qncensaate. We invite the o ,eunon oi purchasers.
sliher wholesale or retail. Warehouses Nos and
Monroe ST. Wheeng. Va nov IL ,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-22

coMPoUND SYRUP OF ia
AND WOOD NAyrt.rs,A

For the care Of Pulmeaarv Ccnsi'mptfnh
Bronchitis. isthma, Chronic Cotorrh h.
fntnsG, Obstinate Coughs, Spiiiing Of
Blood, Throot Disease or Chronic Layre.
gifts. Pulpitdtion of ne Heart and Iirsr
ComPlat.t, also, 'lkooPiag Cough, Gods.
DC.
Tue Compound Syrup nfler aud Wood Nnph,,.a
is -combinaiinn heretofore uuknowa. s,er,inr
power over hoaternrss scalee'y cuLcevahls; hhvits
a specIac 9C..n ga Tho mecus liz 40 and "a, ,hc
same time hriusing tie whute system u,ter ~
rowe,iul irtloente. II cc,np,eseiy ersdiesses lhe
cause Oh disease. be II Hereditary os Otherwise. aud,
ny striking at he ro at The mpairi impstls lone.
10 The dehil'Iaied ffame aud gives renewed ygos IA
the ee',esa Jssem.aud Restores 'he patent tema.
sGrc health. Fht
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AMEnICAN AID

ENNIlSH liAkDW AXE.
hAKtINGS, 'Na.df0ns' ADD 'GTifiu's
Scylbes
iiatb's. Paien, Counter Scslss
ADAMS d. Coaec Aills a = kinds
WIN Rnwiond's' Mui and cross cot Saws
Grove add Bafchsrs Piles aud Edao Tuois
.K,ob IoOks. LrcUes md But Hinges
Bfushcs--Tsa tfays--Pstent sheep shears
Kni,cs md Fufks--Sp oons--Bfafs cantlcs'ichs
gsars Ia and Tenfas Saws
Sickle. 1rses CHAINS, Anvils, &ci logeioef ~lh
. o.tefsl sesofiinef ~ iiardwsfo ina opei,ag alu
! lof ale sofy los, 10 CAAHs bv
i HENRY r MORRIS.
| mly > Conner u alsin Is. 4 Aluikci alley.
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kEEP RI rEFcRe riir pEoptE q, Y
JOHNSTON u BERRTHlLL,..
20 otFOkEIGNA AND DOMESTIC
DRY GOOTgg.

-. No. l3l Maid Sfrttt, WHEELING.
,X,S CiLD advsc all pefeas wishing ,o p,is
~ cisase anything in The = lac 10 rive M n,
aes't We have been eoa,huoll5 rcceisinr goods
since he sdrs' OF ihe sp,rr and We behevr We
nave aisDssi evssy arets that COO be csliec FOR In
ne Dfy Good way al The same tire Z snprsisr a
great many Articles rrsy krrt fur W holcssleibE
Which are nHtt.usiiy kcptsn . DIR Goods hoisc
LADIES' Dkh.sS GO0pS--I.awps I3a,r mines;
hafiees; Lace Lawns; C,nghap 10, While glass do
Silk siiired Gingham; plaip aud bard Gipgham a
every s~snp,ipn; tla'k d.. Bingham Lawn robss:
Jaconei and Se is DO Monshn de Lame d. Mons
In Je Lsinss; eoswerss; SWISS Mvriins; barred do
striped DO cambrsc.; Tarleioa Aiusiins all culars
Shsws and scars Of the latest styles; GraSs Skius,
corded do Dsusast 81 Preach wotkctl collar:Sor
rer;. croysis, Bonne's ord Bonnie, Ribbons; can
hsfjcr-; nr'iiicio's; Flow Vets Sc. 81
-rcft <tt4fsigI-E NEN--r,ne and snr.r-,.
French and English chths. do cassmrr--,-<s-.,r-
broom; Twecds: Lines Ddilings; nl'd nnd cosore
summer colbs; dap d'Eia; bard and plain coiion
ill,hg; ak and satin Vesiing, Fiae Mefisp: Mar
.elies 30. vsicnca do crayais; Gloves aud Suspen.
lers, Hosiery; Sfired md PLAIN Irish Linen; Shift
ing Mnsirn-; bleacisei and bro; silk ard mrrino
Undo tsh,r,s; Lambs Wool do. Linen cnmbrich dkfs
plain aud eolnrsd. - 81 -..s.s f.srss.,
DOMESTIC (sooDS--Bro' Muslins Isckioss.
.hecks, m,ine shisisne. Fgrpi,uie. Plaid blue Do
nestle calic"cs; Toweliing Of every descripiios;
Bids eye Diaper;pa mask do crash Lincn Shooting
L'ncn and cnuou iabl c CLOTHS; hleachel add brow
Linen crunb cloths; Napkins; &c &c.
CARPETS -CARPETSrc on oar second noor; OIL
'lshs sery heavy, and 40 Table OIL clolhs; Straw
Nlaaine; Rugs. &c.
Hates Futsand Trimmings by The VIII olesaie
laps Of svslg ld.seIip'ion; Linye sulsrs, just
read Ivy JOHNSTON & Bc:RRYIliLL.
may 8 No l3l Maui 81. Wheeling, Va.
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REIIENE AID LlvE Il
I'onde5hl Gre Of Pulmonary C0asun, piiell
~ Thomson s compound Syrup Of TaI.aisd /
Wood NqDhihu!

Wood AGphfhd!
PniLADEtPntA, Mal 3. III
Mr ) = Thomrsou--Deor Su:--L is uot wnhin
The power o lnnRnsee TO express you ihe gr.il-
iuds feel hr your kndn0s,. hat had I ability iLa
iome OF your nslcme should be sounded ihnGch-
out the wurld iut Tho beu, az of suffering homaniy
"a every cline. do not say lno much and well
aileslcd iacs bear tee oul. when say your com
Mound Syrnp OF Tar and Wood Naphll,a has. ihro0sh
Provideh,e e. literally taisct; me FUN 10 nh bed
Last inll contracted severe cold rrsaI,ire in
violent inflammation oi lie lungs. v hieh throw mr
inis rapid decline, with racking cough ,rn,i.g af
b'oDd. palpiaIion Of the htnu and epprs sson; and
90 times the circulation sc, med suspended a c.,lsi.
ness would come over me, and felt thu, the pow
crsoibio were fast giving way. Nothing q took
benefited me. my appetite having leli me. my s,o-
mach ard bowels being completely detangel nnd
my physician guvo me an, saying Vas POSE help
aud must d,ci
Ms Viohers. ono OF The undersigned, called .io see
ard kindly brought ne lD,hr al your IN, j cine
s' t'u,d mo IN dying Stale. be ieit The iaedicic
however apd 80 lar revived Us 10 swallow wi.h
great difficulty ntcnspnjnul AID astonishing ,sgee,li
Nas Us oHer,s; before taking NV Grit boIc thSca
Of from my lungs large qnantiy 81 corrupt naive,
Which relieved me wonderfully and enabled my ,
hugs 10 heal. Tie disease completely arrested,
nnd 10 yaur invaluable incidence alone owe INV
Tcsoraiuu . hrnlih. Fur some time | has! cha, 10
al the JrlersOn'r Socely's R,adns R,rm. aud
thousands know me and en- hcas wnAess lkai ihe
lo'egoH salcmcni - Sriclly tue.
Wdh feelings al laAlIps esali'ude,
respectfully yuur- Sc.
WASHINGTON MACK,
CnafWie street above Gu0ge.
Wethe undersigned. being personally acquainted
Wild Washington Mack aud hts snflcfigs. bear
Witness 10 The astonishing ,h.-cls OF Tho,nson's
~mapnn1 $, rupoi lfr aud NopAiha. and Ibe truth
oi the above stnIcmoni.
JOSEPH WINNER. 3i8 North Third ST.
DAVID VlCkERS. IL Almofd ST.
HUGH MGiNLEY.
T. corner 81 rammung and FourtU Sis
GEO w JOHNSON. Mi,keI Square.
feb 10 6m Sole Agent cor Western Va.
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ysuKANCE.

III ISKS will be taken ny he =
ia INSURANCE COMPANY " i''-''I'i'''
ss;l sNSsss s1s sI,iods e,Stckcr OGDEN
AID their confente: al a . "a
Stea aiboal .: IA ctorics ne = y y g G. ~
Furniture; dlkiads
- ahd mtrehaed1ils9 ksIs Of Ie pding the ,tThns
And saanst al vitiyers. Fakes, seas. canal )
and railroads. <r OF fhecomnRnrns iopro
For The chahdiiy in the adjustment aud pa :
tituds Rnd I've beg leave io refer 10 ihemer,
ineht ofioas plsc I'd elsewhere VINO have had
CHATS cfaentof claims npon ms * : bue4
the ad6fafa IN St-xsRs W HARDING Sec'y,
ONLY sETUHN PREMIUMS
s<IIf Fife and Marine Insuf-.,ce Cor,pany
N OF Wheeling, will relUrn 10 per cent on
'eil preniiums eeely I'd Tor risks alseu fr01 This
ss1ar here no'less has orrurTrd. Isyx
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BuokSELLisi AND SrArIoNru
S0ratr y @A-IB agd uaion Stcsefss'.s
- WHEELING
U snrnen, Sf Sfk0sl. NTJTCTr- 7rrr-r
neous Il ok; also fal assortment % Stationery
Country Merchants MnnLl DO Vel TO land eSam
---.--rvy sT0Fa All prices before Purchasing else
whrre as sm determined 10 scil as cheap os nny
uIlles eslahl .shmenI ln lhe Wssl a., Is