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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-04-07
m A NSION HOUSE E,

Ottawa, Oct. 30, 1877.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-04-01
MISCELLANEOUS.
Letter Of Andrew stewart.

GEYTIEaEs Having failed this morn
ing to obtain the unanimous consent Of the
House 10 make personal explanation,
avail myself of this mode Of correcting IN
error IN your report Of the debate of yester-
day in Committee Of the Whole, from which
| ! would appear 90 have volunteered ans
wers in regard 10 Gen. Taylor's political
principles. My first answer was in reply
10 a question put 10 me personally as chair
man of the Committee on Manufactures by
Mr.. Gddings, Of Ohio, as to whether Gen.
| Taylor was in favor of the protective poll
ley? (Fhis question and my answer are en-
Itirely omitted IN your rep0r.) answered
that he was because he has said that IL
elected he would adopt the policy Of "mc
first PfesideHts," Washington, Jefferson,
and Madison, who arc all known to have
been decidedly in favor Of that policy, all
of them having repeatedly recommended 10
Congress the protection Of domestic manu-
facturesi and Jefferson even went so far as
to recommend positive "probibiiions" in
certain cases. also said that Gen. Taylor
was in favor Of protection, because be had
declared that he was "a Whig IN principles
and believe there is not a Wing in the TN
ION opposed TO protection. To be a Wing
and oppose protection - impossible, wbig-
gerry aud protection being identical and IN
separabe. But added that he was in fa-
yor Of protection from my own knowledge;
and ] Will now give my reasons for that dec
laratiDn.
addressed a letter to Gen. Taylor, con-
veying 10 him the resolutions Of Wing
meeting, of which the following il one,
viz:
"Rssoired, That we have the fullest con-
fdence that Gen. Taylor, ifelecied-having
declared that be will follow in the footsteps
Of Washington-willa adopt his repeated re-
recommendations 20 Congress 10 extend ade-
quate protection 10 Americ ! manufactures
aud industry IN every department, aud to
promote internal improvements to the full
extent Vi the surplus means of the nation,
which he regarded as Of the highest impor-
lance 70 the union, aud prosperity Of the
republic"
10 bis reply, Gen. Taylor says: 81 have
read the resolutions adopted by the meeting
with great pride aud pleasure, aud beg YOU
10 convey 10 the members Of the meeting,
on a suitable occasion, my thanks" sc.
f. not this enough' i not this satisfac-
tory; fit is not, nothing that Gen. Taylor
could say Oh the subject would be.
The next question put by the gentleman
from Ohio (Mr. GiddIags) was. Whether
Sen Taylor was in favor Of the improve
ment Of rivers aud harbOrs by the General
Government answered that be was, and
for the same reasons because it was sane
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-04-01


An act to amend the net for the incorpor-
alton of the village Of Southport.
An act concerning conyeyances of real
estate.
An act to amend an act 70 Incorporate
the village of Madison and for other pur-
poses.
An act to authorize the laying out of a
territorial road from Sheboygan to Fond du
Lac, and to levy tax to improve the same.
An act TO incorporate the Horizon aud
Marquettc plank road company.
An act to amend an act TO provide for
levying tax on Natervile joint school dis
trlct IN Waukesha county.
An act to vacate part of .angdon street
in the town of Madison.
An act to authorize school district No. |
in the town of Summit TO levy tax to build
a school house.
An act TO establish the county of Adams.
An act to provide for The payment of the
heirs of the late Thomas 2. Burnett, de-
ceased, for reporting the decisions of the
supreme court of the Territory.
An net 10 incorporate the Shehoygan and
Fond du Lac road company.
An act 10 provide for laying out certain
territorial roads thereing named.
An act to repeal the act Incorporating the
village of Prairieyille, and all acts anenda-
tory thereto.
An net 10 Incorporate the Port Washing
ton, Horizon and Beaver Dam planl, road
company.
An act 10 provide for the incorporation
of cemetry associations.
An act TO authorize Platte town school
district to raise money to build school
house, ard for other purposes.
An act supplemental to an act TO inc0r-
pprate the Milwaukee and Waukesha rail
road company.
An net authorizing the supervisors of the
town of Watertown, in Jefferson county, to
levy tax to build bridge across Rock riv-
er.
An net to divorce John w. Evans from
his wife Sarah Jane Evans
An act to incorporate the Milwaukee aud
Rock river plank road company.
An act to amend an act to authorize n
further sale of the canal lands and for o,h-
.er purposes, and the act amendatory there
TO.
An act concerning schools in the village
of Beloit ,s.
An act for the relief of John ScanneIl.
Resolution relating to tax charged to
the css,mWof Jefferson for A d ls45.
Resolution relating to outstanding bonds.
Resolution concerning registers of canal
lands.
Resolution in relation to scrip payable
out Of the appropriation made by Congress
9th August, 1912.
Preamble aud resolution in relation to
the death of John Quincy Adams.
An act TO incorporate the Milwaukee and
Waterford plank road company.
Resolution in relation to the treasurcr's
accounts.
An act to incorporate the Winnebago
Lake and Fox river road company.
An act TO change the boundaries of the
town of Lawrence in the county of Brown.
An act requiring the superintendent OF
Territorial property to perform certain du-
ties.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-04-01
NUMBER 4.

u
toned by Tie first Presidents, whose policy
Gen. Taylor has promised to adopt: be-
cause il ls.a cardinal principle of the Wing
policy, which Gen. Taylor has approved;
ana because Is is embraced ia the foregoing
resolution and his reply. U 0al
The next question by the gentleman from
Ohio was, is Gen. Taylor opposed 10 slave-
Try ! | answered that he was, and for this
reason, because in bis famous Signal letter
he approved Of the ordinance of 1881, which
prohibited the extension of slavery into
the Northwestern Territory, which ordin-
ance was drawn up by Mr.. Jefferson, and
OF which the Wiisot proviso is but tram
script. s.
The next question of the gentleman was
as TO how che Wings could support rnan
for the Presidency who aad never declared
himself to be a Whig2 replied thar Gen.
Taylor had declared himself 60 be Wing
mot an ultra partisan Miniig.. hgt a Wing
~ prineiple Washington. Jefferson, and
Madison Wing; aye. and Clay Whis -
He has said that he would have voted Tor
Mr.. Clay, that he would prefer seeing Mr..
Clay President - any man in the Union, NOT
excepting himself. fa
What more can any reasonable man re-
qume of Gem Taplof than this, IN connexr
oawIth other and similar declarations made
by him' He who is not satisfied with any
thing that Gen. Taylor would say o. do. i
This is the explanation intcH,.eti to mako
before the House this morning Yours, re-
spectiully, Ha'
A. sTEWART.
WAsHINsroN, Feb. %, 1878.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-04-01

STEINER SwARTAEA sUEE.--fhc steamer
Yazoo came in collision with the Swartara,
on last Friday morning, twelve miles above
the mouth OF the Ohio river, and sunk her
in ten feet water Size went down in fii-
teen minutes, and il Is said some lives were
lost. The Swanara was a new boat, own
eel in Pittsburgh, and commanded by Capt
Cox. Boat and cargo are total loss.--St
Louis ReUeiue.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-04-01
POETRY
For the H'isconsin Herald.
ssWoman's Love-"

SW Oman'S Love-"
BY ADA.
Like gems hid in ocean,
ltdwells in the mind,
Sotranquilly beaming
So gentle and kind,
As pure and imperishabIe,
Fadeess as they.
al else here may wither,
This nerer decay;
Like star gently beaming
Alone in the rest,
1t brightly illnmines
The place of its rest.
When glory shall wither-
And friendship depart,
Like the vine close entwining,
1t clings round the heart;
IT'S the brightest oasis
Earth's desert can give,
The lone flower that bloometh
Where nought else can live.
The dearest possession
On earth that is given;
The nearest allied
In its nature TO heaven.
Yet this deep love of woman
mss. So pure in its trust,
Is often left desoldte,
HFithered in dust;
And the heart that has sought it,
The heart 1t loved besr,
Oft changes for glory,
The place of its rest.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-04-01

D1- Henry Clay arrived at New York on
the 7th ult., and was met by large con
course Of citizens
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-04-01

irgs 'gbe last accounts from Italy, says
the Galena Gazeue, state, that Etna and
! Yesuyius were both vomiting out flames,
and an eruption Of lava was daily expected.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-04-01

IE@ Quite serious riof occurred in New
York on the I'll, IL which Judge Decker
and eight or ten others were seriously in
turod.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-04-01

FiRsr BosT FRoN ST. LouIs.-On Wed
nesday, the steamboat Revenue Gutter, ar
rived at this port, being the first boat from
ST. Louis this season. The Senator arrived
yesteTday.-GaL Ga-. March 24tk
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-04-01
:. IF. Barr & c. c. Barr,

It. r. Barr & G. &. Barr,
Merchants and Dealers IN Dry Goods. Groceries,
Hardware, Produce, etc.
Bee,OEH, UsscOHsin.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-20
REMOVAL.
THE BALTIMORE CLOTHING ST0PE

HA been removed from Main street t1 Water street.
: INTO the room nest door TO the office of the National
koad stage company and next door TO CI1rkts Coffee
House, where he is receiving all kinds of Ready Nude
Siothins ior the season, made expressly sor this market,
rom ms Whoiesale Establishment in Baltimore, No IS,
Pratt street, which he offers for sale al whnIes,ie ~ ra'
TAN a. low as can he fought in Baltimore or Phi!adeI.
PIMA, beIng hut a trife difference in the TRANSPORTATION.
HIS stock consists of all kinds of clio hing usually kent
IN a clothlis store, vIz:-Fine English aud French dress.
loek ana sack Goats, de Cashmere, Tweed, Cerotton
Ll"n anu col'oa Goals some as low as 8 GO; PLAIN and
fancy sumner Cashmere pants, do. Tweed. Linen and
COTTON, some very good at IS cents; plain and fancy
satIi', hiersal'es and a great variety of other STYLES of
vests some vefy good at 81 cents; a genera assortment
OF Shlris, hdkts, gloves. suspenders, etc. Also a few
very hne sentlamen's travelling bags. caps and um4rel.
las. Remember The Baltimore Clothing Store. on Wafer
street, where you can buy the hest goods for the least
money. lApF25I NJ. STEIN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-20
COUGHS,
PHTHlSlC,
INFLUENZA,
BRONCHITIS.
PHTHISlS ~PULMONALIS.

n Nd all other BiOHclial or Catarrhal affections are
AA. EFFEUruALLy, and frequently PERMANENTLY relic.
we'd aud cured by DR.. INFAI.LIBLR
L EAED 1t has never failed to give ample
satisfaction. One or two doses will satisfy you that lis
virtues are not exaggerated. Read the following from
the wife of the junior editor of The Pittsburgh Temper
ance banner and daughter of Judge Gordon, of Mon
ongaheia city, Pa.
Dir Truxal-Buring the spring of ~ | contracted a
cold, which was attended with a most perpleAing cough,
and shooting pains through my lungs. 1t was almost
Impossible to lie down or rest al night, for acute pam
and shorlness Of breath; aud aiterusing a bottle of cele-
braied Imperial Cough Syrup without benefit, took
TWO DOSES of your Infaliibl0 Remedy, and was perfectly
relieved, and have not been troubled with it since.
MARTHA J. 6. ALTER
Pittsburgh. Dec 90, tSi7..
For sale Ivy Dr CRUMBACKER, Messrs FAIRCGllLD
mr "a
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-20
Drg GOODS.

o. w. HEISKELL
Ras just returned from New YORK, and il now receiv.
ing his second stack Of
VIEW SUMNER GOODS,
Comprising most of the fashionable aud most recent
rfyies of Dress Goods, and in The most dsrir able colurs
They consist. in part OF the following snperb goods
Twisted silk Grenadines, bro, rpazarine blue & mode
Rroche Bfesillunie. in brown and black;
Foulard SIX Tissues. in brown & mazarine blue;
Gfenadlue Tissues, M nazarine blue, brown, sc.
Tod de Lind. 4 beautiful article, in mode collars;
Printed Hermann. in a variety OF desirable colors;
Satin stripe and plaid Herages, in great variety;
French Muslins, Organdie Lawns 4 Battisie Bingham
Rich Embroidered Brocade Silks;
Black boiled SILKS, very rich lustre Il extra width;
Fou'ard and every variety of rich SILKS.
Also choice selection of beautiful Ribbons,
Rich black silk Laces and elegant black lace shows;
Green Paasois and Parasoietis and other articles.
DO WIZ he opened during the present week, ths
most beautiful. and varied assortment of Shawls evei
offered IN this city. Also. a few embroidered Or
CANDY Nesites; extra rich Canes, new style; worked
Collars, entirely new AND rich: Bonnets in great vari
ETY.; together with a fulistock ofsiaple and other goods.
Wheeling, May 9, 1913.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-20
RlTTER'S
POIIN SYRUP OE 4 & WILD L L

RITTER'S
COMPOUND SYRUP OF TAR & WILD CHERRY
THlS pleasant, safe aud eihcaciuus remedy for coughs,
L colds, sore throat, Asthma, spItting OF blood, aud all
diseases OF the chest tending to CONSUMPTION, Is for sale
by storekeepers, generally, IN this and adjoining coun.
ties, AT ruE LOW PRICE ~ > Crs. FER BOTTLE and
wholesale and retail by the proprictors,
l. X d RITTER, Druggists,
1874 North Second ST., below Vine, PillL'A.
Read the following voluntary estimonia -
smithieid, Monroe co, Pa, Dec Z, lS+7
Nessrs l. 4 Is Ritter: Gentleinen-l feel il my
duty to acknowledge TO you the great beuedt have re
ceived from the use of our Compound Syrup OF Tar
and W lid Cherry. Having been for a long time afflicted
with a Pulmonary complaint, | tried all the usual rem
edes W ithout obts ming relief, when, fortunately for me,
| was recommended 10 use your syrup. The first bottle
made a dec idediy favorable impression OH my disease
[ continue taking it and am happy to say 1t has afforded
NE great reiief. aud | cheertuily ecommend thos. suf-
fering under similar complaints to ue your Invaluable
ne lieIne. JOhN NEW iAKI.
mi -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-20
mRn6c1mES
BALTIMORE LOCK- HOSPITAL.

yyYUERE may I've ottsined the most speedy Remedy
w fol- Gonorrhra. elects. Structures. Seminal Weak
ness. Pain in the Loins, Affections Of the Kidneys; also
those peculiar affections which arise from a certain prac.
tice Of youth, and which, " not cured. renders marriage
impossible. and in the end destroys both mind and body.
This remedy will also cure Impuirncy and every SWIM.
tom ola SECRET DISEASE
PHYSICAL. AND MENTAL IMRECIIITY
so often consequent uyon snv voluntary or constitution
al excess of the VIRII.E POWER OF the human system.
A CURE wASsASrED IN PROM ore 40 TWO DAYS, OR
NO - ARGE MADE.
Office. No Z, SourH FrTpgRrcE STREET. on the left
hand side going from Baltimore street, six doors from
the corner.
Re particular in observing the name on the door and
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-20
WgnfDfMH.
NEW ESTABLISHMENT.
THE GREAT WESTERN CLOTHING
STORE


orc w ANA on Monroe st. nextdsor to sweeneys
& Bells Glass store. in the room lately occupied
by Hamilton, Sands K Co.
II AM now receiving an entire new stock of Goods.
% consisting in part of black. blue, green, brown olive.
Mulberry, invisible Green, and Dahlia Broadcloths.
Black doe skin aud plain black Cassimeres. all grades;
French, English and American fancy cassimeres, great
variety; Black aud fancy Satins, Silks. Narsaines. Cash.
meres, Silk and Linen, and every other kind Of fashion
able goods for Vests; Twccds. Cashmeretts, Summer
cloth. nrap. etc; Croton cloth, and various other srti.
cles suitable for Summer coats; French linens, linen
Drills, cotton Drills. cassineits, muslins. calicoes, and in
fact every article necessary for 4 fashionable Merchant
Tailoring Establishment.
READY MADE CLOTHING.
My stock of Ready Made Clothing VIII he decidedly
pref-rahie to any IN the city, from the fact that they are
all fresh. having made them up during the last month.
| think | can safely say there is not as good a stock
at much less prices than Clothing Ia, ever been sold here
before. The stock will consist of cloth Frock and Dress
coats, all sizes. colors and prices; Simmer coats. all
sorts sizes and kinds; rantaloons cassinett. cassimeres,
summer cloth cotton, linen, tweed, and all ether SORTS.
Vests of all SORTS and kinds; Stocks. Bosoms, collars,
Shirts. Drawers, Uudershirts, cravats, hdk'fs. Gloves
Suspenders, Hose and half bose, aud every article usu.
ally kept in a Clothing Store.
My stock is large and fashionable. and purchased in
New York and Philadelphia for the ready money. and
ready meney are INV terms Of selling them; aud az I
nave located myself permanently in business, | am de.
tcrmined to give my whole attention to having my clio.
thing well made and viii sell them mach less than
any other establishment IN the city.
To my old friends and the public in general ! would
say give me a call,and know my clothes and my prices
viii suit you.
TO Sweenys & Bells Glass store. G.. w. GRAHAM
Wheeling. ADril n
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-20
MORE NEW GOODS AT THE
RIG INDOW

VlppOsite the Big Red BO0t)
TINE subscriber is now receiving and wiI continue
3 To receive for q short time, daily supplies of season
able new Goods, bought at tie close OF the season, ant
consequently at very much reduced prices; such as
Idle ricm Eariston Giuglams at leic;
so ps more Of those 10 and l25c Plaid Muslins;
Is ps more of those fine Linens, at 3i4c;
60 ps more Sea Island A. Shirtinss a. l!ac;
10 doz rich Fringed and low priced Parasols;
q doz China Pearl, Rutland aud Braid Bonnsls;
IL ps Rich Bonnet Ribbons, with a great variety o
new Prints and Lawns. [my5l J 5 RHODES.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-20

MOTHERS REIIEF-INnIAN
expecting 10 become mothers and anxious to avoid the
Fans, distress aud dangers OF child bearing are earnest
ly enlreated to calm their fears, alay their nervousness,
and sOotlie their way by the use OF this most extraorli.
nary vegetable production. Those who will candidly
observe us virtues, must approve of IT in their hearts
every kind and atectisnate husband will feel il his most
solemn duty In alleviate tue distress his wife Is exposed
To, by a safe and certain method, which Is the use OF
this mothers relief. Further particulars IN pamphlets
intended for the female eye, are To be had gratis where
this humane cordial IS 10 be found. The Mother's Re.
lief Is prepared, and only, by the now sole proprietors,
Comstock & Co, 2l CORTLAND ST, New York.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-20
TESTIMONIAL.

From THE Hos JoHE TYLER, tx President.
Steamboat Planter, Dec eth, 1917.
NJ ] Railway, i'll teel myself much obliged by the
presentation of the package of your 'Chiuese Medica
ted Toilet Soap" for the use Of Mrs Tyler and myself,
and am highly gratifed that il answers SO fully the DIES
cription you give of II. Wishing yeu health and pros
perily, | am, dear sir, tru yours. JOHN TYLER
Next week we Will publish a letter from the Rev
John Newldnd Mathi, the celebrated Methodist preach
er and ex chaplain of Congress, whose strains of pray
ing haye been Instrumental IN adding 10 the Metho-
dist SocIrty thousands of It's present Leading m~.nbers,
this letter will be highly CRAFTY ing to Ladies and Gen
tlrmen of bad complications. In the meantime remember
Railways soap IS sold only by A o FAIRCHILD.
Wheeling, Va; ] 4 X G RAMSAY, Nos CORTLAND 1t.
New YORK. feb 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-20

TO THE HALT AND LAME, Comsiock's Nerve
and Bone Linimeut and Indian Vegetable Elixir, is the
most ettectual cure for Rheumatism, contracted cords, or
muscles, and is warranted To cure amy case of Rneuna-
tisin or Gout. All the above articles are sold by
mar A FAiRCHlLD, Wheeling, Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-20

GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE
VIA. CUMBERLAND AND BALTIMORE.
RT1O facilitate further the travel upon this ioute, the
4 Baltimore aud Ohio Railroad Company, in GENUINE
ton with the Lines Of Stages upon the National Road,
willcommence upon MONDAY, the 9th March, TO run
aSECoND DAILY TRAIN OF CARS aud LINE OF
COACHES over the route
Leaving Baltimore al 4 r. NJ, On every day Of
Cumberland at : 2. M,t the week.
The Coaches upon the National Road will hcnccforth
leave Wheeling regularly twice n day at q a. IN. aud 6
p. m. aud Cumberland at the same hours, connecting
regularly, each way, with the morning and evening
boats at Brownsville. By this arrangement, passengers
arriving at Baltimore fror Philadelphia at2 P NJ, may
proceed westward, after a delay of but two hours, in.
stead of lying over until next morning. Pass ,neers
coming eastward, and arriving at Wheeling, or Pitts
hurgh, or Cumberland, too late either for the morning or
evening line, will be detained but II hours at most, il"
Stead of u. as heretofore. Great additional despatch
VIII thus 10 given TO the travel upon this route. already
the most expeditions between the East and West, anu
the passenger may aN avs make his choice of the day
or night for passing over either The Railroad or the
Turnpike section OF the route.
By order, WIN. 4. WOODSfDE,
Master of Transportation,
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
Baltimore, March Is, 1878
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-20
CLOTHING READY-MADE OR TO ORDER
j.. IL. HUSS & Go.

hTOW inform their friends that their stock of Goods
@S for Spring and Summer is complete. embracing a
small SPRINKLE from New York, Philadelphia and Bal
tlmore, making, altogether, a very desirable and season.
able assortment.
Our friends who patronised US so literally last year,
and the public generally, are respectfully invited to call
aud examine early, as we are prepared to furnish every
article IN our line upon terms that cannot fail to please.
Remember our location
One door above the U s Hotel, Water vt.
Wheeling, Apr {, 1913
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-20

4 UUUU UFFEK.
fY7HE UNDERSIGNED will sell on a credit of from three
n months to eight years, the follow ing property, III lots
of one Thousand and upwards. viz:
The country goods of J + Garretison, suitable for a
heavy cou Iiry business.
The goods of J F Garretson, suitable for business any
place, and the gCcds of ] F Garreitson 4 Co. aud the
goods of & Garrettson Il Go.
The accounts and notes of either or all, most of
which are well secured
The Real Estate of either or all.
Persons wishing to permanently locate, and having
the faculty of consolidating business, will find a bargain
IN the above offer. Apply the last ten dayso of any month,
at the office of IF GARRE1TSON,
my2 Monroe st.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-20

DIR. .PHON SICK HEADACHE REMEDY
why VIII You suffer with that distressing complaint
when a remedy is at hand that will not fail to cure YOU
THIS remedy viii etiectualy destroy any attark of head
ache, either nervous or bilious. 1t has cured cases Of
twenty years's standing.