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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-17

Notice.


ptkSuAN 70 decree ofthe Circuit superior Court
OF La" ant N!@Eeery for the county Of Tyler rem.
ueieI y lr lai' eu 81 ol1, ia sut therein depend
Ing AID undetermined, wAerein Frieud loy = ,s',
phihaht and Ni'Iah GOOD, hciT a, Law OF Iolh food
de- d. ana others, defendants, WIN sell on the lam av
OF tu2hs Il, that te4 court day) al pubic auxton
q me io doof Ut the Court hOase tie town Of Mil
de houfne tfact ut anc urufei and .wetv acres of
lsd sl-uAted on the waters az Point le4sant Il, said
c-uhty Il beh@ihe same ofiand that Joun Co,pr
and we convened 10 iohn g. Cd. Tho sale 10 he on Inc
10 ON 1u@ le9ts,lo Wa One fourth OF tAe purchsss
money @ be faid IA band; f1urih in ei. h nots
oe i'Hth Al sixteen noi!iis, ad le renitiaing fourth
twenty tour months, the purchaser give bonds xtu
od security Tor lae payment OF tile deferred lns.a
meats. JANIS " kRANrR m
jane 18th, ls4e. M
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-17

fHslIERE IS not single individual amoug this vas
Ss community 1T intelligent persons. but what preefs
pleasing coHntehanee and beautiful complexion To
sailow and repuisVe vsagc We love TO look upon ele
CANT portraits OF beautiful pesonases, who highly
popular for their personal beauty fair and pepossess
hg complexion Is o;ttlnes principal feature The
success of young beginners in bus mess his Ter de
but in the fashionable world; thousands indiv idua
who are now annoyed with sallow and repuive com.
peXon, diseased cracked, and dsco!orcd skin, and an
n0yed with mosquitoes, can, II they VIII use Toilet
Emollent, that valuable skin purifier, RAILWAYS CHI.
NESE MEDiCAFED SOAP. possess as fair, pure
sweet and healthy SKIN lie fairest daughter of our
race. II you but knew the manifold virtues Of Rad.
ways soap. YOU surely would he without It lis
mysterious action the SKIN ccanses The secretary
vessels rlm all importantly, from the surface
TAM sun burn, Pimples, Bioches Fistules Sallo Ell
low and diseoored skim eares Salt Rhcum, Ring worm
Erysipess, Rash, letter Chapred Flesh and Bee
ding Lpr Weak and Sore Ewes
As URSERY SOAP, every mother should keep
tAls soap IN her nursery protects the tender skin
the ale from the evil effects arising fIon the hot
scorchIng rays OF the .ih For the Toilet II is Supe-
nor 10 all others, il delicionsy performed For Sha
wing, II IS delightful, II produces rich, copious and
lasting laher. General Depot, 55i Pearl street New
York, je.2 limo
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-17

Colonel J=0erson Davis, who, from he
connection existing, is not very likely to be
influenced By other han true and proper mo-
/ lives, is represented By The New Odeans pa
I pero as having used the following language
concerning General layioI:- After comgi
meeting his fellow Companions nom other
States, he for moment d0eit upon tie vif-
tues 81 the old hero who had led them all to
victory, and to whom they Iooae5 ~ as chit
dr'u 10 a parent. .JoioGcl Do,i sad that
General Taylor had shown himself .hr distiu-
guished soldier OF the g., get he wos equally
remarkable Tor his Kindness Of heart oud SIM
plicity OF habits, his sirong iSmenI ANA ex
celicHt senae. lie alluded 10 lae tact mat
General Taylor mad shared the t,uaDl 81 sol
dier's fortune in The campaign; that nc had III
every thing identified a.tEsrl! nlth bis iroops.
lie alluded to that hour 81 the Battle Of Bu-
en- Vlsto, When lhe day =eemgi, it not lost,
10 be giing against our arms, when G>nyr.l
ruyl +, amidst Tie liivhe>t Of he IRON hail.
rode upon Tue plateau, and calmly surveyed
IN, scene. Vest as were the conscq uances If
that hour, he appeared to lear ~ danger, ex-
pect no harm. Frm that uoment, sad Col-
onel Davis, The vo.uatepls felt assured Of vic
tory. The re-ence oil that old tnan inspired
colr Sc hat coul noi BE- overcome, anu not
"A iitf pres mt, sad he, (pDintna 10 the reg
inenJ bslore hin.) but leit then ui.lus 10
die ratAsr than Yield an inch. Il was not,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-17
ANOTHER PHYSICIANS OPINION

Tic following additional testimony in favor of Dr.
Jayhts Medicines has recently been received from
Physician of high standing in Isuderdaie CO., NJ isis
sifpt.tAder dale OF Aueusi o. 1916.
"iir. ID. Jagne-Delr SirI am intimately acquainted
Wih some OF your preparations and safely
mend then, Your Eypectoraut and Carminaiive Bal.
sam have usel extensively in my practice, and
ssae unAes iatiagy that have used article,
llnation OF medicines that have better answered the
pdrpose Tor which they were prepared than the above.
w. " JOHNSON, VI D., lauderaae Co., Miss.
Prepared ONLY by Or d. Jayne, Philadelphia and sold
on agency by BRGNTLiNGER. jyI3
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LIFE AND CHARACTER OF
zElssCgas<r2s EEsD2OT.


CDNIlNI ID.
/ His kindness OF heart au consideration
for every soldier who dil hi, duty, was mani
/ lest 10 oil. On returning ron Matamoros to
I Camar,o with his stan and smaf BODY OF
/ soldiers. the roads were bud and III s.ldie,s
/ on foot. weary, were sometimes CON plaining
taf the hardship. No notice was taken OF ii
I 5y the inlefior officers, uuu aen Taylor
heard it, He turled bis horse and s,lecung
he leoblest among them, batie lia place his
foot ON his and mount up behind him. Tie
example was iiiowed aud every officer had
a sol Her behind him when thay enter.d Ca.
narso.
Alter every battle Gen Tai Tor always visit
ed the wouoded so..its and siw HAT ;hey
were properly attend u, aad had every
comlou The camp e1ordtd. Noting was
more offensive 10 Gen. rayior gban any neg-
lect 10 tie sick or wounded.
.TAYL0K'S HUMANITY AND GOOD Ma
fURh.
4 corr. spondent OF tie Montgomery Gala
blm4) journal, 81 S ,hat General Taylor late
ty b, occasion to visit PqiAl - bel, alter lie
battle ot Burna VISA aud the cupi5in Of The
steamboat had reserved a sute d st4te rooms
for the General ) accommodation. There were
several SICK and wounded voIuut4els oI the
boat en- route for New Orleans. vaJ had 10
take The Way-flrr incident 10 d crowded b a.
and particularly so on al occasions. General
Tay Tor saw all this, and at once ordered these
men 10 be place. IA lis statemoms, ana prop
cr attention paid In IN. Ii was ritter co.A
rainy day when this occurred. The deck
hands and many Others On me b al did not
know General raplor The wind blew high,
and he firemen had rai.ed sal III front Of
the boilers to project themselves from the
rain, and under this sail ther- were some old
nattrasses; here General Taylor laid down and
went to sleep. Al supper lime great inqai-
rits were ma ie for the General. AM servants
seat of to look him up. But be could not
be found! tiast some one going below, in
quired Of a fireman ii he hat seen any thing
OF sach and such inan--the frenansaid no.
but add, d, "there IS a clevcr Old fellow asleep
there under the ~siI, in lront Of th- hle' II
Was General Taylor. Yes, sweet indeed
mus have been the steep Of such man, who
has the hear TO change PLACES with the poor
sick soldier, as Gen raj TAILOR lid 90 this oc-
casion, such humanity stands oul in bold re-
lict, aud greatly niugates he. evils Incident to
war.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-17
FRANCE.

The sitrHt0n TIE people Of France as
iadiclf By the arusa OF The Niagara, sy-
nopsis OF the news BY which We published On
Saturday, l. one IL cali forth the fears and
sympathy Of The republican world, Tue sa1-
I.dce Of ite daring tie four dags war was
INN use, end win The Triumph oI h. gov
cruaoHt came executions 81 Fri-e..s rs at once
10 the number Of mare hoa.an. His was
doubtless eatssary; bIt HAT it should be 50
is subt, OF meiaeebol, rtn.ction, aod is
2muaj IN fear th5t de people Oh Frauce are
coi 4et prepared 10 mike those sacrifices that
are rtct ssery 20 enable them % maintain
republic.
lie details state that ia the possession Of
taeliAed and prisoners among the insurgents
golJ was found which could not have been in
thai situation honestly. L.martiue aud Lee
dru Raiiin aIe suspected, iron several causes,
o b.ias ;ha pfiaar5 ios,4aJors oil the insur-
reclon. 0i hs after We had no higher ex.
pecasi j 5ul Cd Laaauia- we hoped better
thje-s. Nor were Nc alone. poet and novel
ist d, be WAS, (ioras Of rfroaeh among all
who lsye neither the mind to conceive nor
heenersy TO execute) uanyof the frs Of our
best sgatsmen ana maa of letters, have learn
ed 10 Ioeb upon Laf8Hine as the man whose
destiny Va 'ae d.sen,hr4ilnent 81 Europe
IL De ha- lai,ea We saul yield 10 the ruth of
our iimtimpses>ian. before we stuffed his
olorae,er AMI learned to admire his hrmness
and apparently Aigh ana holy purpose, aud
Alas, poor Flonce--her destiny is an
aIehy ofdesqou,m,"
We, however hope better things, we still
have laith iaat Lanarine is innocent Of the
ch-Ig preferred osu.ust him.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-17

- CHNNCrRT-tn Tic sGircnt hyperion Cori q
! Law AND Chauclfy iof olo ouuaty ia the sta;e OF
Virginia
BErWEEN Robert Morflspn executor. aud Eliza
beth W Morrison cXecuifix IT the last viii snd tesia
aeni OF iySeyh Morrison. decreased. CoNrL,tSsNrs.
NNn Aus DO rcay. WiiiiaW Augustus Feay. Henry
Aleh Eizaieh treach eN~cutriN aid Peter " French
exetuior % W ilIan french. deceased Henry Morton
FRANCIS - iurHhrouk. 1homgs HprIhrook, John NJ
Cfarkr, Jaaes s. Clarke, Henry Moore, suhn " GIL,
executor Jusoph Oil deceased, ~ iiain Ro.s George
Noodfpftl Ross. iosus edt. Lloyd Pow ari sud F~su
iis wife, Elizabeth De Baptste and Juhefuie De BaF
tisfc. DEFENDANTS.
rhe defendants in the above naa'ed eaa-c srr ,fcty
noticed tHaI TIC depusti1s Of Andrew TAYLOR NcCord
and others wall he takcn at the office Of Crooks &
suth harm ig the city OF Totonto The Province
( OF Canada Monday. The 2lst DAY Of Aug. ueN he
tween tic hours 81 eisi O'Clock aid seven O'Clock
", 10 he read ia evidence 10 the said cause on behalf
of SAID claimants Ard i, from any cause the tak
OF said dispositions shall not he commenced, OF he
ing commenced shat not he completed on that do tie
ing iherosf VIII BE- adjourned fromiimc 10 tine
III lhe sa4ic shall completed.
Tho saddctcudants also hereby notified hat tie
Opposition, Il Ecdck Mckee. Charles Knox and 9th
ers willie taken in said calse tehaif Of said com
pianaHts. ii Tie ohccOf Laub 4 Russell, at0rnes at
law, tie city Of Wheeling in the State Of Virginia,
ON Monday Tie twenty FIRST day of Aug. next; between
thc hours Of ei .,i O'Clock aud a'clock VI
aud thereafter At ties place by atjournn from
tilic 10 inie, till completed.
LAMB AND RUSSELL.
! July ~, ISIS Sol. ior sad Compliments.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-17

L.HL suhscrihe's VIII oder al Public >Ele an The 7th
- August, leiS, al the Court House. m " heeline
luru res % iand, lag heiw The Tennessee and
buek RIVERS ~ Ferry county Tennessee. atant miles
'"'h mem and ilJ lfon tue Oslo These lands nea
Why wooded, yielding. say 100 cords Ia The acre AMI
large quantity Of Sh timber aud Inpers stuff They
are wei deserving OF cultivation having sail equa 10
thal "f al ~ hceiine lands They are supposed Ia can
fsn larse beds OF iron Jre they in tie grand iron
region Of Tennessee.
At tue suue time sovera' very desirable Houses anil
tots IN AaTiusvf e, Wheeling, viii he ofl.rcI
FERNS and Titles viii he made known GA or hetrr. The
day 81 sale ELY DORSEY
lVHceiiLg, July : l5fs H. NJ JANISoN
s1- fHlstufsh !oaE4Al copy 10 Tie aiu5ull OF 81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-17
HOPPING COUGH AND GROUP.

TO PARENTs-Jaynes Expectorant is without ex
cepiou the most vanaie preparation in Use, ur the
bove diseases. II converts HooPing Cough ia mid
and raclahe disease aud shortens its duration more
than half and produces certain aud speedy recov-
cry. From hsit to one tea Spoonful, viii certainly
Group IN ilHts aud young children, in half an hours
time. the iNes ot lupurads of ch ldrcn viii be saved
annually, by always keeping 1t ON hand ready for every
emergency
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-17

n LII that hath will he We for hs life, - so we
A find recorded in the most ancient and lest OF books
hui as we sec thoUs ands dying arr uEd us with Consup
ton, Group. cough asihaa, bronchitis. splitting blood
ana other pulmonary affections. led TO doubt ihe
correctness ofte above assertion, especially since
81 well known that certain remedy may be obtained
which always arrests those diseases.
DR.. Jayne's Expeciorant never fails to give relief
and cures terevery other means have failed. This
he aud has hesn proved in thousands Of instances wee
il has elected radical cures, after the patient had been
given up by all his friends and physicians.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-17

Or G Vaughn IN letter, The follow ing testimony
lloosick Falls, March 10, lo47.
To DR. Naughn-l feel it 4 duty oweio you TO make
this statement thinking other persons afflicted
may read, and find roliet through the same source. In
April last, attacked with infainaiorv rheumatism
50 that perfectly helpless. / applied three ply
slcdnS aud after remaining under their for about
SIX weeks and all tue time grown- worse, they deci
ded that was afflicted with the dropsy the chest
and after trying every experiment aud exhauslIng every
means in their power they declared my ineurable
and stated that cojl live hut very few days at
About that time MY friends saw your Vegetable Lithon
trfte Mixture, advertised in the papers, they procured
me bottle which seemed 10 relieve me. | have since
taken tive bottles, and nay health is restored and
enjoy excellent health. ELMIRA BAKER
What more evidence DO you want that this great art
Gle is to suFercede ytng in its way. Call upon A.
gents in this paper under the grea, American Remedy
&c book.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-17

Dyspepsia is the hane OF many mans existence No
tongue can describe he suerngs caused by this distress
disease IL uHts for his station in life whaev.
ef It may be- and makes him feel though he would
rather hot exist than endure such misery. Vet these
serings are produced in the first place BY derange
ne"t OF the stomach and II this were met by using
fanes;ock 5 AntI- Bilious Pills, the bowels would
cleansed, the accumulation OF bic Off spec
dy and sure reiiei obtained. Tvs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-17

ANOrHER AR8IVAL-The Twiggs Ri
nemen, and 5ataohmeut oil company T. VOL
uu'ear. from Baltimore, under command OF
Cspl. NJ. K. Tay!or arrived here yesterday,
spent part Of Inc morning and proceeded
via Pittsburgh on tiltir Way home They APP
paared geoerli'y in good heoIh.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-17
BON Eli AND SUMNER COMPLAINT.

bon Eli AND SUMNER COMPLAINT.
Dr.JAYNE, No. s Soatb THIRD Street, is wiling to
guarantee thai his Carisnaiive Balsam VIII Diar-
rhra. Coilcs Cramps. Gripping Pains Cholera Morhus,
GUNNER Complaint. and other DIES Of the Sto.
mach and Novels, in ninety cases ont of hun.
dfed, and in less than half the time than can be effected
by ANY other means.
II isrxremely p'easant aud children fond of it,.
IL Is eqaY as efectual for adults for children, aud
when the directions are followed and cure eiec.
ted te Iioney vii! he cheeriuiy returned. Price p
and 30 cts per bottle.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-17

We ore glad to perceive by tae last list OF
promotions that Sergeant Josp- updcgrcf,
OF the 5.h Infantry. has been breyetled 2nd
Lieutenant by the War department, and is
awaiting orders. Hi, rswael Tor bravery md
skill has been long delayed; bat we are grai-
ideJ as viii be his numerous friends here
that il has come at last.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-17

= \ u d From The pasture Of N MAY -el. d
- yauuz horse, wears Old asl Spring. dafi gfey.
a4ul ijt ar ae,weea that and 10 haais iist, ~lu. a
Wolfe sul on The ent Of he lie has Tat e. ta-k
re. audng ngt pretty fu; e Is a ne .favei'nr and
aaAs and paces FIST W zen travelling lie is dis osea
a. carry h,s tail a 'tiils 10 one side
AIS D., iidn the same place and az the time. a
dua grey maze cd last sprng al0st lua hands
-h rather thn % iesl and noush build. n paTticu
i@r a. arEs femeuhered
Aoy returning or giving Information 10 the sub
&c e. where tley can Ice had viii DC literally reward
e. Address. personally or by NEIL,
JAMES ELMSIEI.
Nif--W3t Wheeiiug. Va
0cy-br"wnsv,lie paper, aud Wsshn ton Repoucr
COPY ~ saloitut of 81 each and chez ths ofLee
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-17

"a GOOD FARM containing One Hundred and For
Ss& ty-hVe acres, On which iolerahle good dwell
ling, Barn, Smoke house. and Spring. house. Also
good orchard of excellent apples, together with varie
~ OF other fruit. The farm is situated Marshall
county, Va, seven mics from Wheeling, ard 34ihs of
mile from the Ohio river. II adjoins the lands of
Benz. McMecheu and David NJ ,iecien Esurs and will
lie sold al fair price. For further particulars enquire
OF Beuj MeMcchea, Esq. or of tbs subscriber.
j. lt-2w WIN. A. McMECHEN
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40 Tlll1 plIRllr


Nahaa Green, Guardian
OF Nlnrod, Henry harrison In The Circnit
fli-llid ana o'ed "rttn, chii- Superior Court
- u'u "ehs o. LeWlsp rc en- OF Jaw a Chan.
Se0paSeu. vs. Gerry for Ohio
ranG ,nl'o'eh anu heirs and County
tpi ed Green. the elder
pursuance OF the decree of The Court made in This
10 cause snail, on the tst day OF August next at the
promises, wit AT the late Residence and Mill OF said
Lewis GREEN on shou Greek. III OHIO County sell
the : nd Ai aad Machinery and the tract OF Land on
winch its situate containing from Eighty To Eighty.
I'VE acres uote or less, 10 the highest aud best bidder
On tue following TERMS 10 Wit. one tenth of the uur
chase money in four months aud residue bv egHaI
lnsiaenis OF one, two, three aud four yearsall with
lefts from me Gay OF sale III paid the purchaser civ
lug hnnd with5ood security for the pay nia 4 retain.
the tide deed till i.e whole purchase money is paid
ItlS ls very valuable property formerly John Cad.
Wts, situate IN one ofhe richest wheat wing uenl
borhool> IN theCo. The Mills first rate Fl,nr Mill
wih ~ sci OF Burrs aud one paif country Stones II
Is a water srIsi and -four mill wish steam Eneine ar
taehod aHd can thus he run al all times
le2h 4S ISAAC GREEN, Commissioner
Welshnfg Herald copy times weekly send Bill to
and charge this office.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-17

Pic -N'C.-Tiis wort s in almost every
ser.1. ri Uh. 5ui We confess - snme ruu.
o>ity 40 90 i.-uli-ia bithanis gives 40
place; Walker flakes uo msnhuu 90 T.; John
sou Is silent oblu il, ami 'hr eew andrews
leteti.inu OF Webster .tfOU- utts iiaLt F7n
/. tn, no NOR. Or,giB5,iy, az entertain
uent Which each person con rba'et s7in'
dish az article i.f TIE grler tsn.e. lHr
term Is now applied tu 900 entrtft1n.ui ,at
ney wtlh them 10y party on sir excursion Vi
pleasure into tine county, onU d.sJ d. l.c ,.ar-
{, ilseit--N /. Com. Adg.
Thef dar # Sp.cis b. Immigrant II tte
statistics could be obtained. w uid have
no doubt il would turn out thet even tie
great exports OF specie FOR BE ld~i Six mon i,
nave been ". r. than cumt-rhaancrd hY .h1t
nrolgb into The Country by imnJgrenis. EFsa
tine po1real have d gold piece oftwo, and seine
tImlIles have rom thousand l1teu ncU-aud
dollars. One larty who arrived At New frrh
last week Irom Great Britain, are stated 10
nave brought via them slOJ 90 in gold
Boston IraUcller.
QUEBEC july 3.-Another large portion of
the Cape DiamJd rock is threatening To- lum.
ole over. THIS morning an opening Of cnnsla-
cradle length, aui Ia some part upward, Of
two leel vide. was discovered, aud The III
GERS OF the Engineer pDeartment Immediately
informed bis worship the Mayero be dam
ger The latter gentlemen proc ejeddowh to
VAN Jhe people " DO reside al the loot oi il.
but 1t appears lHa lew have - yyt removed.
Should il come down. il WI make fearful
havoc, and bdiy sevcr5l USES.
Mr. Thos. McCula was instantly killed at
Memphis, aJeiy by MIR. joan FL a., al he
livery stable OF the latter. He slsbuyd bim
dAroush tn heart Edgar gave hi,nsei up 10
the authorities.
Madison Mitchell, colored man, employ
ed on The Ra.cls ana Goston Railroad, has
been comittcd +, jill, upon charge 81 rob
hIng liz lltHiI
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N|'-''7' W III 8'EFfNsT
Commissioners Once, June %, 1873.
NDIlEk

hEpares interested IN The matters OF the forc.o,ns
aeefoe' are mercy nilled tat have appointed Tues
cay the hfst day Of August, 1913, hetweeh tie hours OF
soc"ek NJ and sua SCI Of the same day at nay oict
IN tac CITY 0t Wheeling as tine tine and place w,er
am where shaii pso1es 10 aSe the account thcr.,n
directed And eluire the psoducin beiare me OF III
~ 'ooNs' papers, and vouchers, may proper TO
eHeo'e TO take audTepJu SAID account.
~ JAMES A CLARK
w. Master tonlni'sr ia chapccrv
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BRENrLlN1ER'S

r LIhNAIlNE SYRUP for Tie enre of seroa,,
"a eu'aieods diseases stands uartyalled o.
!he following 'H S'eu' ,'eA'
Doc, n,.,,,lio.... ST Louis, April eth 1873
~ go" Nu a. ls bot Of your Aitera.iye :, mn
~ ue r'le 81 an ulcer on my leg, which had ie.u 4
NY 'ss'ala'hg and although / lad used gaio,,s y
s-is' pterai a9iis never received any heneft I'M
w s"rs. ahi nap y 10 say ti!ai am now nerf.Ti
"a nave heeh 50 or The iast three Inonths 49,
"is'ne'u"a 70 express The lIsh opinion hay of y
- ~ send ms as your brother William Ard II. AZ
Al r,, S III, :, mas. Use OF by publishing IL vau h.
" IN''eS' "htlly 10 DO 50 believe me yoars Ir,ll,,
a. ove M lie ne can PC had al BRE NSIirNI%V,'N
-' -" Apes
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-17

The s.. Louis RrpubiicaI SAYS that Nh.
Houa Of that cln has Invented Omnibus
which he intends 10 propel by steam.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-17

/! Is singular iact lH4l Ia to goat cjty Of
New lofA, th~io l. Only ouc psg, lue lrue
san, w'nrh adfoc-'es We ,,e,ti1a OF Cass
x Butler
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-17
,IEAN-BoAr REGISTER
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-17

The telesrap hic line from Portland Me-. 10
the tiltilax line is TO be commenced orth-
with
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-17

The CITIZENS OF Mays,it.-, X. have. by 4
nsjer'p ottWo, decided in favor OF gaLtia,,
tctases To rst-A liquors.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-17

Madison Mitchell, a colored nan, employ
ed on the RACE, ana Goston kairoad, has
been comilcd /, jill, upon { charge ul rob
bIrg the matt.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-17

Ia Bostoa Oh NeA'al, Augustus pnia-
was srnteuc,dto be huue ior lue murder VI III
len Odhcs.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-17

circumstances, rs Gen Cass would say,
have forced - 10 issue very m1agre sheet
tins morning.