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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-23
IL q o I $.

zoo - Nls'. Thick 7ud K,p Bots
goo d" % WAFER rrYd do
cUu de- calf do ala
100 DO Sc.I Boot.
500 do ,lIi 8ui Murosrp do
400 do Boy lhI,b aud X p Bot.
500 do coll add Morocco iu
100 o. Seal ID
$50 go Youths Thick and Rip Boot.
100 ds coli ord NJ rocco ID
eco Go IS mru', Ky Lace Boz.
900 do calf ace do
goo 10 Fine DO McfU,co Boots
100 do KID DO d.
300 du Lasting G1ifgr do
300 60 Misses railsud Nrr1cc. Lace BIO
500 do kip and Gram a,
COO Jo Children. Morocco" aud KdB.o n
400 d. Can't rupu hud Seal do
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-23
c. Observation-Disclosures

a EALTIlf. lnyisorating cordial, strengthen.
q Il ing AID recruiting the Iaprushihg 90 decay.
"a p1Hs M cases ~ Coughs Colds All ciIons Of ,le
i'Vtf. Throat md Lungs, Many well ate,led
cases OF true Consumption "a the late Stages of the
disease. have been entirely cured by the Rostofa-
Two aher every ot.sr means hnvs failed as the ro.
Iai'ons ond family friends and the medical iaculy
val theot'uily ccHiiy. II any person IL ,filcied
WIN he above compluinis. nnd wishes a. employ
| certain aud safe remedy. devoid Of quackery or
pfciensiun let hin call on the Proprietor or his
General Agent, and the mot convincing test.
m"ny hom restored und grateful individuals The
Health Restorative Itself. after the use of a single
bottle. will nhard practical evidence ei s unpar-
hll'li,d virtues. Several cases nf diseased Lungs
and Chest we have seen cured entirely after the
uss OF only halt dczcu bottles Although the
| Pfopueior has lor some years almost exclusively
osifnined us sale TO New York cay. he under firm
conviction Of duty. has Instructed ms agent 10
spread u abroad ~ every direction, most Ter, en,y
desiring a. see AMI hear of lie producing those n.
vorabe results, ~ every INSTANCE oi its use m
New York ciy asd ~ vicinity. The following
certificate u from Dr. Chiffon, the we'll known
New Yofk chcmri
i have aSal1zed bpule Of medicine called e
bunckerhuH', Health Restorative; end fad that II
does not contain Mercury. or any other metallic
preparation. nor opium ~ any ol as forms. II IS
composed VI vegetable mailer entirely
JAMES X Chiffon. ~ D.
BRlNCkERIIOFF Proprietor Y
Horace Evcfeu u s Agent
Principal Office % lInd son street. New York
Agents az Wheeling. Ds JAS BAKER and a
; TODD; Wesi Alexander. Pa. BRYANT & Ora
NtN. and by agents ~ almost every town ~ The
Us 1n IT,. AZ
A GOOD ASSORTMENT OF Ready Made
"a Ladies Caps and Head Dfos.cs; also Bonnet
Burdsfs. aud Artificial Flowers ot sale by
sep 20 A o FAiRCHlLD
sDhn PACKAGES or PERCUSSION
WV CAPS. No | Split Lcuer q aud
plain, Narrated oil to he Eoed
dee ls a o FAIRCHiLD.
q ttoRDIoNS-O hand good assortment
n ~ hne French Accofilons together win
Ffe'eriof dec 10 a o FAIRCHLD.
IA B0XEs CAyENDlsu ASSORTED
cVH ~ &c aud POUND Lump Tobacco
10 boxes 6s Ladies Twi- do
90 kegs Is Kentucky TWid do
fe'eised ~ CRANCLE 4 co.
Toe
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-23
mORNnRooK & DILLON,

EEAVE removed their E,iablnhmer Ia their
IL New Brick Building, east side of NJ Al r.
kkT :. a few doors below the Post Cnlcr,
where they have supplied themselves with a
Rew and large En1ine and other fixture Ter
tAeir business, M superior style.
They carry On ihe House and STEAM
BOAT PLUMBING IN al Us hrarcheS.
MACHINE OR PATENT PIPE.
We are prepared lo supply our ou.i"mer, To my
eNtcui wiih The above pe of tie h.sl quality. aud
at Prices a. low a. a. - o. &c had ~ the country
They have constantly en- hand HydIani> Of
various lie ,rITtiun, hauer>' Kettles water Giles.
eis bath tub, hot and cold shower baths, rr
iuns i"r bleaching, .hcmical am rd,u,, lead
Collins patent bath pumps. leaJ pipe, ~ q siz.
s. beet lead Of any thickness and worked Up
IN rny manner al Torn.
Water conducted thioIeh lcalen pipes from
springs 10 JselIIIg houses in the county
superior pumps log county wells, Steam En-
Stnrs &c. sc.
An ord~r> thankfully received and punctu
ally attended 90.
STEAM row Err.
For manufacturing purposes can be supplied
So several Descriptions oi mechanics IN The
, story cot tbeI boilding, or on the etound
door az very moderate
Wheeling NuV IL As
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-23

NEW AKKINAL OF WINTER GOOpS
=. RICE,
II As ihis day Ioce'vod = arse stock Of Winnie,
Goods such rs Blue. hlackinlw and Tr,uh,.
J'"f b'ankcis Beaver Ci"ihs. Golden Tweed.
zoe tfe' Cd C-ssmefos and Vesnrgs
6cHtlenien who have not completed thei, Winter
purchases would do well 90 call soon. % am
pfcrafcd Ia sell cheaper han Hose that odyet,,se
o cell q at cost and ctyeuses
Rrc0iicci the Cheap Cash Cleibinr Store. corne,
'i Nun and Mosroo streets. with lhe Big Doors
sec w RICE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-23

eD X BONIS GROUND PEPPER
~~sO 80 KEGS Pure Gtngef
Lfis Girund Cinnamon
3 buCs Cassia
I hd Nuimces
do Glove; reed and fsr sale nv
doc X CRANGIE A. co
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-23
NEW BOOK BINDEKY.

@~ FEtIiE subscriber wopld inform
ESlSAl = his friends aud the public gen.
IL SEls orally. that lac has opened n Bndo.
A9AlzJ ~ "n Mein street. one dor north
l<sfxS< Of Dorsey Lottery Office. aud J..
- firPaEsd TO dc Binding al lac shafl.
cst iutlce
nam B~ks oi every description. Ruled 10 any
pa,iors. and Bound To order
Pcrodic'ls Mo.ic. Sc, bound m neat aud du.
fable style. Old Books re bound Ibfare, renamed
&c.
Ofaers from any part OF the country attended 10
WIN pf"nP'lrde JAMES NJ EWING.
az Sit
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-23
DIR. JNMEs TANNER.

DIR. tMES TANNER.
PHYSICIAN. REGION AND ACCOUCIugR
4 hFtItE on ne Northeast corner Of 5,h and
~ Ccn'fe - Residence on the Sou,hw a.,
corner Of ihe same streets uctlg
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-23

Corner q u0is AID Monroe Straits.
NNaufrt.n
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NhHNi DRUGS mo MEDICINES. o.i q.
'''''d 1i lht sn o' fhs X Red Norsr
LAFAYETTE M.NEIlY.
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ELAXsEED WANTED. 6t which The s.gb,..
rfi'e. wII. hs paid 30 ctsh ~
PRYOR q PAUL.. To- Msfkef s,
NV WHestrr
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1846-01-01
VOICE Ulg Le!2lHlslDOZIo
SATURDAY, DECEMBER OF. l845.
For the Voice of Freedom.
Scraps of Useful Information.
COURSE NO, 3,

In looking over the expenditures OF the
British Government, for 1885, we lind
that about S2O,O0O,OOO were paid to | a.
1852 Non EFFECTIVE men in the Army,
Navy and Ordnance department, embrace
ing, probably, half pay officers and other
pensioners. The expenditures, during the
same year, for the Civil government, in
GLIDING all allowances 10 the several
branches of the Royal Family, and 10 the
King of the BeIgians; for the establish
ment of the Lord Lieutenant OF Ireland !;
salaries and expenses of both Houses Of
Parliament, including printing; for the
whole Judiciary department, including the
expenses of the Police and Criminal pros
ecutions, and al! the salaries and superan-
uation allowances to foreign ministers and
consuls, and for all other pensions and an,
nuities on the civil list, did no! amount 10
$l3.O00,O00! ! seven million dollars q
gear less than the sum paid to these non
effective, do-nothimg men connected with
the British Army and Navy. There are
363 Judges in the United Kingdom, whose
salaries amount 10 $l785,022 per annum.
Nor are they non effective men in their
department, but men that honor the Brit
ish name and give dignity to human laws
throughout christendom. Yet, for all
their profound learning and asiduous la
Dor, they do not receive in ELEVEN
YEARS what is paid in ONE 10 the do.
mothings Of the British Army and Navy |
But let us come back to this model re-
public and see if like abuses exist in its
economy. In looking into the Register
Of the U. S. Navy, we find this to be a
fact with regard to the actual service and
pay Of our naval officers in the earlier Pc
RODS of our national existence. From
1915 to 1923, period of 8 years, there
were % captains whose average time Of
service, during this period, was less than
ts0O'years; thirty commandants. little
over two years; one hundred and seventy
two lieutenants, less than three and half;
and eight chaplains, less than one and a
halfyear. In the Naval Register for 1916,
it will be seen that, of 1891 naval off,
GERS under pay ofthe government, THREE
HUNDRED AND Sixty NINE were qoaitino
orders!l Their salaries, at the fixed all
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1846-01-01

Iowance for officers thus waiting orders
amounted to S444. l7O!l Add 10 this the
salaries of 8 marine officers and engineers
waiting orders the same year, we have the
sum Of S448,336 paid to the non-efective
officers of our navy. Now the sum paid
in l845 10 278 members of Congress and
10 30 Judges of the Supreme and District
Courts of the United States, was S445,.
500, less than the amount received by
these naval officers while waiting orders.
1t would be easy 10 prove that the non
effective men in this department alone re-
ceive annually more pay than is allowed
10 all the members of The Senate and House
Of Representatives, and 10 all the Judges
If the Supreme and District Courts OF the
United States.
Is not this fact worthy the consideration
If our national Legislature and Judiciary?
E. B.
Worcester, Dec. 6, l845,
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State of Vermont.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-26

integrity OF Wing Senators Toud fEash ne coIa1aaG
erin chef ITO millions Of aid and Comfort oy EaIch
20 deerer Mexican rivers with 1erc5a bcoc, s1d 70
fl our co,.r:-7 v-t.l 7-:doTz srd orphans
But there il an end 70 al things and there vi! oe IN
end of Ibis nju.;ic Truth crushed 70 earth vii use
again VICTORIOUS over demsgogaeis andIyins !irpers
ton Impartial History VIII yet write the record u ali
var that While Loco Focos1a nsedies.ly aad inE'cFi-
o,,.Iv ro,roeuce2 rv!le il would hare furnished tie
enen, r.,s- to conduct the va. sEsr=t Us, and dte
urus hin the head General 70 lead hz armies against
us Wings were found read? 10 Ezft ios taeiE coua5
and ag.ai hsr .Ioriou. aas.o rEsh 20 her assistance
Without induriaz whether she -ss right CT ronE et
VILE ;her blows fell heavy OUT euenez. e-en II
death heT =shed 20 De under:oods ss protesting against
tba wrongs which IocoFcco.=ra had committed "ni!e
the las; drop Of their blood ao~ed for iaei- couHr=
their last words De recorded z ae csase CT Gs
tce snG ;Tutl
I. tie s2gnels Of party crouch 4: tire foot oi power
and howl al the noble ooec; Of he- ioposent nis'eTo
ence Be il destiny, vnle e defend cur aes against
foreTn foe 20 defend also Constitution against
the more dangerous attacks Of usurPers Our COUNTY,
deuaa.is not only sEord Of Freedoms 'o1le- oa
tongue AMI pen OF freedoms patriots and orators
/ speak warmly. but speak fscts anything snaii
hereafter country from shame and conusion
IN the co.dgc: Of the Oregon and Texas c-:cuiaes 1t
viii be the record of Wing patriotism and Wig va!or
II the fog and rnsts OF LocoFoco dapIcity eo~ardce
uabecrT and treason shall eTer BE relied away from
the b-o-r Of or county 1t v DC % the rags O: that
Whig sun which shines brilliantly the bsr.lehel9s
Of Palo.Alto and aeseca De Ia Palma and gilds the
1noI1ai' '"P' ~ '-'' ZIG N''' - --S' Sicur,rirT-
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-26
Reneral Goticfs /.
o.nr-n TIE ErRr-n

yailrsan'S Tao!bache Drops. Cove
ArSzr1 for :.e nrec1.t- and permanent c1r- of csi-
frz 5-sye. te4!h bavIny, fro IL Intrinsic raue IS
rsredy becoEee Immensely popo ar with ihc=e no have
use: IL .acy niiz:ioas hEve taley 5s'ea tt EPon lae
--s-ls = --ci5,ea per=oas sad sod Inc o-.ssl
80 .1zfue ertce TIE otiect Of his psJ-rrsra i< -
CAUTION the pusc rs 81 s1o1 sirous osIPocEds.
ro CO.. 7ue fsn pcssity 5e the sel1ae article. 80
Ig a-e tsv5.&v kaovz b 7 la1oe lat ;na: prepared
dr--v four or f-e -e7-s r. z .. Saal aad :or he
Issr --e- = E.rv Joa-sc1 is5ccesor 10 A. E. sands X
Co IA .o-- he sole proprietor. The cn- satet- FOR
5Ercuz. 70 be and ask oT johnson. Tooihsche
Drops s-d 10 e-s--- tie wrapper OF Tie vial u s-s.y
Rs-e7.ber :nEt TIE TrC- Coss A1cdy immediate
cy-s fer The -cs; -oleai toCSc5e or eaz IN Ike Eurs
and ,EstIi; i manufactured genuine oa- b. HENRI
JOE%SCN Chemist sad Druggist. :Sc. Z7S B-oad-Ev
-esi .i5e L lie eF2-e BCtn; SOD aiso ei Fuio=-
Easl E.o43v al s.t 1G5 idacSc-.i PI.ee = cr1i
9-s
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-26
spiritual Vision.

Tie Q1zrteTlv journal and Revlev, published
a, Cincinnati. copies from The Tribune the letter Of
Pro-: Ba=h on the revelations md discoveries made
by young Davis the Clairvoyant. and adds the fol
loving remarks. from which it viii be seen that
certain individuals in that city claim to have re
duccd what is generally called Mesmerism to 8
Science, and to have discovered the laws which
govern spiritual intercourse. The individuals who
make this claim are SAID to be of the hshes. stand
ing for literary attainu1snts aud moral worth
That there is sorne.hing in what is called Mesmer
srr no one who witnessed its phenomena, preiend
TO dcny. IT, then there be something IN il, can any
good reason be given why may not be much IN u
II an individual attempt 80 denounce an opinion o an
other without giving plausible reason against Il, h"
may Justly be called dishonest blinded by prejudice
probably insane Whenever certain phenomena are so
presented that their reality canno; be denied we are
bound sensible TO avoid fixing an arbitrary limit
to phenomena under the same laws. una! such iiit
shall be clearly determined.
We are acquainted with individuals in this city, WHO
have for than two years past been examining this
subject privately, and without public display what
ever They believe they have succeeded in reducing
the whole mater science. They discard the term
Mesinersn, and claim the there IS faculty IN man,
which properly developed viii enable him 20 sec DIS
nctlv with spiritual vision, and without the aid oil TIE
physical organ OF sight 20 know scientific philosophical
and religious truth which would be otherwise beyond
his reach and 10 hOd positive communication with The
spiritual world For the fullest exercise OF this faculty,
perfect physical organization Is required, which con
sisis ul md complete union o! AL the elementary
principles oi the physical constitution and the eHtro
purity OF all mental operations; though indlriGa!s the
elements OF whose organizations are harnomzed, can
manifest this faculty perfectly lar Their power ex
tends the difference between them and perfect cons;i-
tutiors being in degree Of power.
They contend also. from Instructions they receive
from high source that society is By nature Oneness
but present dsorganzsd by the wrong relations
which lis individual members hold toward each other
,l,. b. t-aA
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-26
ALMoar A MIRACLE.

READ TIE FOLLOWING, ami doub,ityou can that con-
sumption be cured This ia only OF The several
hundred cases thu, Townsend. Sa.spariin las cured
BRooKLYY Sept II, 1916.
DR ToxSsENo- Deer Sir I yea taken irtle
yea. ago sin 2 ana PAIN IA nay side. II tn
cT-szei very fast indeed. Wa pronounced by
physicians 10 have The quick consumption raised large
quantities OF Ind matter pad night s~taia, aGd sinking
vrry fat my doctor .sid IL co 30 Nothing for ne.
went 70 me pta Eop ot b-i'g benefited. bn,
pronounced there es1culbe. VS. gregiiy distress
ed AZ Tire amps and could hardly breathe; sCoa became
eu,ac.ate and eGpec-d 10 die confined 10 my bed,
aud Obliged TO hive ~atchor' indeed cannot give
YOU any description that would do justice 10 my case
vas su po,4d by my feDd. TO b- PAST recovery bad
tried gr-al number OF r-nedes and all seemed 70 oe 10
formed by your medicine, and 20 tel! you Ee ulh rus
pected there hum5ug IN tn-,n. But was In
Suced 10 ,ry II doae -o cnd am very thankful did.
csono, say thai entirely He but sm 80 f recovered
as 10 about y business and hope 10 BE- er:oiy ~en
few weeks Ny cou ~ aud pain In The side, and night
sweats have len - ard ,1se but iie, and am fast
g..a.rg ny rsus strength iistit daily 10 give you
sn.rrrenI OF my case 10 publish U you please.
PETER BROWN a Lhue-st Brooklyn.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-26
AIbanY. ~. n Il.
opIvIoNs o. pHYsTCIANa

prTors-a4 !, Almost daily r-csvag oras-s tro1a pay
.:ct.a, 4 ter-nt pats Of The l uI5n-
Tai, 10 10 esftdy that me urdersgned Phystcsns o
he c!ty OK Ab.ay n pr-scnb: Dr.
rownssnds SSriapenz, and EeieTe il TO Dc oi ne
o-l Tsrabe preparations ofih- ssYsapsra IL the market
z P. PpIirg, II. D. ]. Wilson, u. ID. z. 3. Hazgs, d.
D r ( ElEa=nd0n, " D
AiosnJ, April !, lsi5.
The following i-o onr Of tie Respectable Psys''
clans on Long leland GzEssPosT, July ~ iSs'.
De- TowaszsD-Dcsr sF: Il il with sat.faetoa us,
say 20 yo1 thai recently i7-=ssa ~ 5 ss-sn.
rhe uoeI ten-Eca. results ffoe JoF ~,
Ills. Being Engaged Ia Tie ptecncs OF ceosL t. t..sfr
ri5.d In segsra: ce.es end EeFef 80
Ia The REMOVAL of diseases arising ifon rssd, snT
NJ ,se dire.,:ve Organs, jsu:sdcs, k af SI.e VI
ihug Of ths kind ever before ossred - 100
VII plsss.s ss,oee:faiy ,sea ~ yoars, sc PREsres.M D.
30, 80. las Pai,on-st sua Sutletnz. n u Nd:
Pr1naiSa S 5-stssl Boston; Dr- Dyoi Sons, is2
Sns Hnts sseecS-sl PhlsEslpla h1sSe Bal
rosla n nrot Ca Richmond u Cohsar Charleston;
;iaorsi = Co Isl cbxrsrcts. orIesns los soa.h
49,. A,5sry, vsz Buskirk 8aIg Broad cor Msrks-
e Nsssrs and sy pI.se.gzl eruggsa generally
,he Unsred States Wes lrdes and Ice Csnsdas.
Soss reaars usiasz POT up IA Toe srge square bolss,
jr,ch es.taia guar, ard EgZed vsth he written Ega,
rsss sst snTaThks
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-26

RoRrERY-THIRTY-sN HUNDRED DOLLARS STo-
rIS-The brig Palestine, belonging 10 Ne7v-l ok Pm
ro Newport in distress night before last and while
there lying at anchor the captain and mate being on
shore. one of the hands named Willis belonging ID
Block Island broke open the csptsna chest and took
ont three thousand dollars in dou5oons snd ak nun
dred Spanish mIled dollars. Willis took one OF the
boats belonging 10 the brig snd made his escape The
boat has been recovared but OF the roooer has
been found. Providence Trans. "a
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-26
7ooTEacEE CAN BE CURED.

- who would nor give for the rr!iefof Tsoti-
ache -hi,ines :sr article So ocS kao"a 20 re
toners Of lhe is:e Dr. Z ta.t 1s the Glove Alocype
Il des,-ovcs The aee Of ih- tCoh, which e-e-y cae surely
nus. ka5r Is E- Of ToothEce II cas- relief 10
thousands that have lost many niga OF rest 5y this
c,cisiinz cai7 SD ho o7E give grateful TESTIMONY 70
is ecacT II :. we're pec-ts.ry 10: les~e I; 10
generous pu uniic 10 give 5a ;E'a sd j! doe- afford
s.fst.ctio, IN .ss hen minute The money I b
eurded Pre,grcd AID sold wholesale sca r-ia ~ g B.
HAMMOND. I. co Chemists snd o-lEgtsts successor
be-.st adjoining S;sysrt's ae marble huil5l1g&
Y 8 Tic p5r7rie;o-s wca.t cal ae e:,-u;;-r Of the
lacies a-i gentlemen Tie rla articles sepi for i-i-
sentence .1ich as Bears OIL, tz-ni-c Tooth Hzi snt
Nal Brushes Soaps, Cosmetics, PrrunerT and al
ticl-= ap-ert q 70 Tie toilet Qle 5rcs
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-26
RHEU MATfsM AND THE d?
SEwASk TrgTii;oSy.

SFgTENsER Is, ,jii.
Ds TowvssNp- P,.r S;r ny Jv.tr has been for
a! Years afflicted y,ilh reuma>. She mas tried many
die7rn, remedies ootsn relief but all TO pur
pose Size was Easily induced by s-eng yCur advertise
iuer, give your Slrsapsrs trial We procured some
% II fror yoIr thir Nss Suskrk aud /, gives me
pleasure that ser urs Il she experienced great
re!i. aud in vrry shcrI time p-r.ecily cured.
also together with man in ny employ badly troubled
with Pies. Gnt ny using small quantity ct your Sar,apa-
ra cur complsir: vas completely cn;ec ! consider 1t
one OF - uedc;Ges, Gnd would advise Nj hc
sE! cted TO syc il 8 t.iaI GARRiT GARRABRANT,
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New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-26
RqEvMArlsM AND LUMBAGo.

NEwfoag, !Gly -. 1916,
0s. TowNsE~r-rcar SIR sor The last ihr-e year.
have been sor-ly alctsd @iih th'an;lc Tr,ns
haze bee: es The greatest a. caJ gossblr and una
bic 20 follow my emp ymept hsy- also mad severe at
i-cks OF the iunbago r-nl IN tho papers
III. virtues your SarsapArs. GaI ihou0ht would r
il. ard II rci,d Obtain relief the ambago has lett
me. and experience Of r:y rheumatic p,ius My
general heah das ban improving since commenced win
4, TO- which am very ,bsnkfnl, and hope yoa will
III. that you remedy of Ihose complars
Ce!is. ICir, &c. &c. RICHARD JONES,