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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1848-07-28

Lucy STONE, a graduate of Oberlin Col
lege, where she received an honorable de-
gree, has entered the le%cturing field as an
agent Of the Massachusetts, A. s.. Society,
and is now laboring under its auspices
The eastern papers speak highly of her man
ner and abilities and we trust that her pre-
sent efforts are but the commencement of a
long and useful career that has for its object
the elevation Of down-trodden humanity
AT a meeting she attended at East Bridge
water, there were some mobocratic demon
STATIONS and one rude fellow hurled ahymn-
book at her, which struck her with great vio-
lence on the face and shoulder. If Oberlin
will send forth a few more such spirits, it
will do much to atone for the mischief it has
done, and is doing the anti-slavery cause.
The following complimentary notice is
from the " Blackstone Chronicle"
Slavery Society held a Picnic in Abingdon
on the Fourth. Some three thousand people
were present. The place of meeting was
tIlO HlOSb utdutltul StuNo we udNt SNOi oCCH'
1t was a peninsula, around which swept the
waters of a charming pond, in the form of a
crescent. VIM. Lloyd Garrison presided,
and interesting speeches were made by him,
Wendell Phillips. Edmund Quincy, w. w.
Brown, Parker PilIsbury, DR.. Grandin, w.
l. Bowditch, w. p. Atkinson, and Miss
Lucy Stone. The speaker last named is a
graduate of the Oberlin Collegiate institute,
where, having pursued a thorough course Of
study, she received the degree of A. b. Her
appearance is striking. Tried by the stand
ard of the novelist, she could not be called
handsome; but her countenance is marked
with a serene thoughtfulness and an earnest
sympathy which render il far more attractive
than anything that the world generally calls
beauty.
"Her eyes have glorious meanings, which
declare,
More than the light of outward day shines
there."
Her manner was not only free from often
sive boldness, but gentle, calm, dignifed,
earnest. She spoke extemporaneously, but
with a quiet self-possession that was perfect
Nv charming her voice was clear and sono-
rous, her enunciation distinct, though quite
rapid, and her gestures natural and graceful.
Her speech was remarkably coherent-hav-
ing beginning, middle and end-while the
language in which she clothed her thoughts
was exceedingly chaste and beautiful. In
listening to her, we felt that in thus coming
before the world as the advocate of the en-
shaved, she had not in any degree compro-
missed the modesty belonging to her sex, and
we could not help wishing that she might
devote herself entirely to the work for which
she is SO eminently qualified.
The present condition of the political par
ties was a prominent theme of discussion,
from which the speakers seemed to derive
much encouragement. The day closed
without any accident to mar the enjoyment
of the multitude. 1t took eight o. ten large
cars to accommodate that portion OF the as
sembly who went from Boston and vicinity
and as many more for those who came from
the South.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1848-07-28
DiSuniOn for Ireland, but not for
America.

At 4th Of July celebration of Nationa
Reformers, in Stark county, we find the fol
lowing among other sentiments which were
read from the stand
"The wrongs of Ireland-Speed the day
when the united efforts of Irish philanthro.
pists, Irish Reformers, and Irish patriots,
shall be able TO discover that hated Union,
devised by the devil, concocted in hell, and
cemented on earth and abolish that abomi.
nation Of all denominations, the usurpation OF
the soil, by restoring il to its rightful owners,
the long oppressed, suffering. down-trodden,
despised, porishing tenantry."
The present union between England and
Ireland, is, without doubt, one of the many
evils that bear heavily upon the people of the
latter country, and we unite heartily in the
wish to see 1t abolished. Not, however, be-
cause it is a union between England and Ire.
land, but because it is based upon Injustice,
and is maintained at the sacrifice of human
rights and mans highest interest. 1t is its
character, and not its location that leads us to
desire its overthrow. Hence we are opposed
to all political unions which resemble it in
character, and especially if their maintenance
involves an amount of suffering and degrada-
ton to which the Irish peasantry are stran-
gers.
IL Is Tor this reason we oppose the .Ameri-
can Union, which we hold ourselves ready to
show was established, and must be main
tanned by the sacrifice of the entire rights of
a portion of our equal fellow citizens. And
1t we should denounce it in the language
which the " sentiment" we have quoted ap-
plies TO a far less Objectionable union, and
declare it to be devised by the devil, con-
cocted in hell, and cemented on EARTH" We
trust the National Reformers will not accuse
us OF unnecessary severity, nor proclaim us
traitors if we follow the example of Irish
philanthropists, Irish reformers, and Irish
patriots, and labor to "dissever that hated
%union.'
There are those so constituted by nature,
that their physical organs of sight enable
them to see more distinctly things afar off,
than those which are close by; and this may
be true of the moral vision of some. The
convention referred to, saw no evil in the
American Union, but a deal of wickedness
in that between England and Ireland they
denounced the latter, but uttered no whisper
OF condemnation of the former. The causes
which led to such a result might be a curl
Gus subject for investigation to those who
are disposed to trace them out, a labor we
are not inclined to enter upon at prese mt.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1848-07-28

~ Please take notice, that In the se-
knowledgemen, ofsubscripliOn money for the
Bugle, not only is the amount received pla-
ced opposite the subscribers name, but also
the number Of the paper to which he has
paid, and which will be found in The outside
column of figures.
No subscriber need expect that a reduction
from the price of Sl50 will be made, unless
the money is forwarded al the time specified
in the published Terms.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-10
Ra'y G0Gn8
REVOLUTION IN ALL EUROPEl
Overthrow Of the kiae Of Fraace |!
TREMENDOUS EXCITEMENT

vi,r ptiui,rs b,s .bd;.-,,a
Niobt, tir,,ncs are f,,,,hi,,e t,,,.p
All Furope scared~ "a, iIryN M soods
Have h 1t tins moment CONG 10 town
Tie esuse of all this flight j. thst.
~ w \ sel's As chrar - ehiap can re-
'"st t'dale up Nan street ana are
WHERE sm now resolving aud opening ors of the
iSrges hest selected and most srcndt sock Of
DRY GOODS
Ever offered in tins city, which consists, IN part, as
foHows, 10 VIZ
CLOTHS.
103 Pieces French English aud Sera, cloths, some
very good sish blue black "a eioth y d' per coal
Fattefn.
hitu siPci- hne t"iled tfe'ilSsi oi"'. - "c' ~
o,, of ,ar eYtya inc ,Ysftty ,etiiur nore
desir. 70 10 Gentlemen wsnting ds coat than can Re
found olseyybcrg
c.seI,,rypc
a -,
e"p ie'th an" ing tsh e@s,ltne'es, W eta eo,'
s.o s1orr.tpe stri5,i az csr.s ner vi ="
s,rtxr.rs ,~n r,vrrf.S
,oo.. g., -. - 90 -. 49,, 80, ,,,oI
or,Ii,r a. ih,, T'yceds ana I.,ns II eysrv v,ri.
and style, at prices to suit any customer
vpsr,xcS
10 'i.,"' .,,,.
- =" n an. 'ei'es >A1' 'eH'.s ~ ~ l.slsii
H,so' 9"iie s,'F hzH suhhei csti.St W. 49,,
Psu.fhS' anu very lase asso'Ntt % az Ni'"s' ~
Piioss 20 hNe'
DOMESTICS, cHRCES, &c.
4absn,vn urxii, NJ mai nj, i,f, ,,r ~ eta ner vi
Also. heached inc quai,ty, tof 81 cts pcr I'd; 50
and 10 hea ned nd rniearhei sstin,, of sa,erior
ouatty at extreneIy ln,y ,r,.es
Futi urs and 81 lin, chccks of ali .1u,iilics and
o,,ntitir.
.ruvrp coonS
,oo -; s,'.-1 -. -, -, 80. Of all
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-10
NEW IESTN9TISHNEN
IT = unhN " Vt rRN ILUi HING
d sjS e.


orc W GRANA on Monroe A. nextG.or 70 Sveencys
Be'fs Gas store in 't- remit 'atey occupied
BY faptttou. Sa Il / Go.
X M now rccf wing elifr= new stock Of Goods
consisting ~ art # black. tiue .reeu lrovp live
Nnl cry, mtsi e Greer, and nahii, Braaje'oths
Bae doe skin AID rlai back t-assiuerea All radep:
French English aud American fancy casineres great
TilefY black All fancy Salius, Silks Msrsaie. Cash.
meres, Silk aud 'pen. and other Kind If f,ehon
ale goods for Vsts; rwecis Cash ucret's Summer
cloth irap. etc Cotton cloth. and various other att
Giles sutiaile for Summer COATS. French Huepq Imam
Tils, cottO nr eassiuee mueiin4 "a icnes snJ in
fact every ariicc necessary for fashionable Mef chan,
Tailoring Fs'a.i. shnent.
RENof MADE CT OTHlNC
NV stock OF liv Made Cioihfpr WIN bs iecidedlv
Preicrahe To any the city, from fact tina, thew are
al irrsl. having made Them up during the act month
| think can ss .-v there "a no ga good a stock
of clothing IN tn CIV and determined 70 sell them
AZ much ess prices than Clothing las ever been sold here
hefo'e. The stoC VIII consist OF c'ofh Frnck and Drps,
COATS all izes 70'ors and prices: Sumner cn,fs ali
Sorts sizes aud Nds Panaioors cassiner eassineres
summer cioh cotton, linen. tweed. ard all ether sorts
YES OF al sAr's and Einds Stocks Bosoms collars.
Shr's Drawers ndeishirIs, travata, hdk Is Gloves
Suserders. Hose and hair hose and every article us
ally kent in Clothing Store
MY stock IL iar1e and fasNonahie and purchased in
New ork and phiia eiphia Tor the reaay money AID
t'a"y MeheN az NY terHs OF selling them; ard az
nave located my self permanerty in busiutss am dc.
termiurd TO give nay whole attention having nv co.
th'ng Wen mae and viii sr them mach less than
, any other esta' iShigeut in the citr.
To my Old friends aud the public in general womb
say ave me ca',and know nay clothes and my prizes
viii suit YOU. -
Don't forget TIE store is Meuroe street, next do,r
to SwecnYs & Befs Glass Store. G. W GRAHAM
Wheeling, April -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-10
PoST OFFICE REGULATIONS.
Mail arrivals aud departures alter The Isl day
OF JnlE. l2lS.

Mail arrivals and departures alter the Isl day
OF JG'y, 1918.
~N,lIy Eastern mali arrives pm and departs los
~, tve.,ern mail arrives >! an and departs a m
nailv by Sfrubenvliie and NeilsVie, arrives Ia III
sul departs g a IA .. a,...,, T,..,.,.
T,n, Woos,s- TO Wheeling, arrives every IueSeay'
s-',,,s = snI sutur,lavs ~ and departs every
,.,nd.. wednesday aud Friday al a m
ON VI .rieitA iy Grave Creek, arrives ihesaaYs au
.,,,asys l., 5 y ~, snd departs Mondays and Fridays
80 rc.hanv by West Libsry 10 Wheeling, arrives
49, srnes,sy Thursday aud Saturday by l3 O'Clock,
a, aud d.narts same day at y N ,,.,,
rron, N,rssntovu ~ Wayucshmrghto Waeelh', ar
Thnrs,aYs al III. and dcpafisffnm "neeith2 on
-, NJ snia,vn by Blaeksvile TO Wheeling, ar
rive. eve TUESDAY at aad departs from wheel
ina evesv "Wednesday ?, 6rr'. .
Prom, woodland by Soekman's TO Nnee'ing, arrives
every saturday ate ? IN. and departs RON W Ae'"'e
every Thursday Al 9 pm 80. -. a. .
All mail matters should lie deposited IN the once ~
,east one hour heflre the time of closing the mail
I,,,;ce Dpcus at a IN, and closes a-ain al - NJ
Opens again at y IN. and close It 10 p N
oncned on Saturdays from : To a III ana nom y 10
lOpm , :, ~,
Newspaper postage ,nust he paid ~ advance AZ the
.: each qrssier, commencing ISL !At
nv ls AMI Isl July ist of ocoher' n taiuIe 10
de, so " III cause their discontnuanee
Those renting Boxes AMI keeping quarterly accounts
sy their bills al the close OF each quarter
these rules must he strictly compIed WITH .
jeii A.ESaNph" NE" NAN "a
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-10
xys'y GOODS.

O. w. HEISkELL
Mas iust returned from New Nork, and - rceeiv.
ing h., second stock 90
NEW SUMNER GOODS.
Comprising most Of the frslionAhe and most recent
styles OF ptess Goods. and the desirable co'Ors
They n-jst. ia part ofthe following suprrh Gods
Twisted SIX Grenadines, bro, tzsrine blue Z. mode
prot Brrsiuuie. ~ brown and slack;
Foulard sin Tissues iu brown mazarine blue;
Gfenaitne Tissues, nazafinc blue. hrnwu, sc.
Tot, de Lind. a beautiful article, IN mode coars,
Priniod UcrnsHi. IN variety % desirable col0rs;
Satin stripe ana niaid Bersges. m great variety;
French Mfsiius prRardie Lawus 4 Battiste GIN ham
Rich Embroidered Beorsde SILKS;
Biact hGiied Ssk- very rich !ustre & extra idthi
Fou ard art every variety OF rich Sks
Alsp-A choice selection OF beautiful Rihors,
Rich AiacS sk laces aud ELEGANT black lace Shswis
Green la'as's aud faraso'eits sud other asicts.
sCg- WIZ ie opened during the present week. the
mos beautiful and vailed assortment ~ Shaw's ever
offered : tbs city. Al,o. few embroidered or
gaAdy Ne~ite@; cytr- rich Gates. new stv,; worked
Collars entirely new and rich; Rounets m grcat vari
ETY., iogc.ie Silh ; stock pie and other GOODS
Wheeling, tlsy :, 1859.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-10
MnrIlEpSl MOrnERS n

HarOUipyau hsvrf VIII yau possess aH 'eetusl re.
~ mcdy .sia a the awtsl ravascs tuat IS censi
ana D. o, tll tell Destroyer Of te Infant race No.
IL su s as 60 vuu c0u6dautla w.in tho blessing ei
i.ora alteung the ample siipn, thsi D VIII IA nu
t-kei according 10 tir directions tai to remove
- b fuin hes unaeh 81 TIE ule saiierer and restore
t 7.,h our worm syrup g sfe entirely ofvegeta
~. d et.fe baf Mess IA lers, Muthets, CT ard ans
l. psreut,s, and all who have the ct.ecf ehild -ll
49, .t hat hasten and GEL bottle ~ tiohensack >
M IN, n tbr corner % 2nd and eoates SIS. rh.la.
al M Of their numerous agents throughout the United
states. $780,. ..
4 ,u,. provethe ruth df whai we say,
no tr,a..s snd second histe awati
'Tbefo's a sytup tuat t's srNpch
\V.r.s. A re vi. can it- vtr.tes tell.
las nl.tt aud e. re, yei 10 sure,
aIuiutt-. it lvui our eiitllreh cure,
l'i.sli c.,i vuU. ~ 40 VOC, yea refuse,
u .ssi. 10 medicines tdust !
p..r.i. ,ui. b., ] \ T. & , ilohenssck, second aud
-..- ~. PLila aid of sac by n'ost ~ the respecta
~ .uag.ss alt Store Seepeis over lie uhitei States
p....l.. st- n..- bottle. sep 10
a. Lame Raker. jepsou and L Wat asen.s
Nheslns. "a. David Ps-t' a 60. ase,'> Nanehsyiiie
f,b,o lanes A. Gray s 90. agents. D. as trnrt, Milo,
Jo-l faBLssAea who'c'at agent hat'7's''e' Ohio
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-10
cLOI HING READY MADE OR TO ORDER.
). II. HISS n ia

Mg oW inform their friends tIat their stock Of Goods
s'- TOR Spm9 and summer is complete embracing a
small srRINEls rom New York, Phiadeiphia and iial
imofe making, altogether, very desirable and season.
allie assortment.
our friends who patronsed us So literally last vcar
a the pubic eanerally. pectfilV invited 10 cali
au rNanhc cary, A. we ave prepared nrh ish every
si''e IA our oe upon terms cannot faiI to please
kenem er oar location
~, One door owe the e Hotel Water st.
W EeClIns. i.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-10

The sw III steamer CbNSN l., Dorsey
t.-luH r. kinney. " aster, Wi! leave regular
6lSg, yS-Nsz Is iOr Wleelins, on Monday, Wednos
~ ~ dag, and Fsiday, Al IL o'c 9 precisely
lesv- Wheeling every ias-day, Thursday, and Sat
utday. NJ = o'ci0ck, a. m, positively.
Tie Consul will snd al tine intermediate ports
Fyery acronaa IL that he procured COR ne com
nr and safety of pssscnsess mas leeu provided Inc
Loaf IS als provided with self acting safety guard 10
ptcv 'nt cs i'i1siou9.
ros irc.,lt ~ pes3age apply on board. MI
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-10
ID. ElsJzs s1~. .Ess.

GhEa BAhGAINS,
WHEELING AND BELMONT BRIDGE CLOTHING sreRr
REG leave 10 call the attention OF my customers Az
l. well as every lody else 10 nay new and
SPLENDID STOCK OF FALL. GOODS
lust received from ca tern Cities and bought on the best
terms, al auction aud Johbng houses.
Sy stock consists OF the tolowing articles viz
SUPP black, blue aud fame. coiorcd French Cloth Cas-
5rerts o an trades and styles, tassinets, Safin six
veive's and other Nesting, iGudkerchles faucy SUE
ptnd"ts, Gloves Hosiery, Lamus Wool and China silk
under shirts and Drawers.
hcady Made i0thing
My stock If ready made caihns il very larye and
rot sur assed any other IA The city and carziss ct
SuVr French c.oh dress unck Goals tassli ere ,,,d
tassnet pants, Nestmgs of an KINDS md qualitics
Sihr's very fine article OF bieached elsck and
hanhe
Customer fVork
Having received the latest New York and Philadci-
pha fashions aid having pased while east sure or
ana ashona ie Gutter, prepared 10 execute work
~ the neStest and most Fashionable styu. NAV
my stock u az large, my styles rond, ard my or
a. cheap, as b. any Other establishment west Of
mountains. Gel and look for ourselves
MY motto is hort profits for cast.
Oct KAMMERER
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-10
MORE NEW GOODS AT TIE
PI(, WINDOW

(opposite the Ri. Red Boot
y1VE subscriber Is receiving aud VIII continue
L To receive Tor time, daily supplies # season
able nn;v Goods bought tse close OF the dson, aud
consequently al very much reduced PRICES; sach as
" lie rice, tar stnn Giugiiahis at lcst;
80 rs molc OF those 10 and III Pllid Muslins;
IL MS more of tilosr fine Linens, al 3ftc;
80 Us more Sea Island IL ShrtiH.s At II
" doz rich Fringed and low priced faras"s;
doz Ihina Pearl. Rutlaid aud Bfaid bphnsis;
II ps Rich Bonnet Ribbons, It'll a 4teat variety OF
new Prints and Lawns [myai : RHODES.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-10
$50 fsB8a $sra
ROOkS. NEW STOCK

- ANIl.Y aud rocket Bibles "rfsi,vtcrisn ,,, N ,
: HYMNS. Psalms Of David. variety Of y, .,.,i n -.
Ecice &c RrsAers. Sanders Readers Cows a,la.e
RAYS Arithmetic Dawes Arithmetic anH ,I-chrs
Ccmsfnek's Philosophy. Chcwisfrt ana rhvsif,o,, anl
avarietv ~ staudsrt works Ftpo'ngv Mol mi
general Liter blank toake s.d si Kinds ttior
ary wide wi"doN blinds and wall paper s4id .,,y :.
any establishment iuthu CITY. hv
JOHN FISHER Agent.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-10
- L CRANES
sPtxo. 'RnoNlN III. StPrORTER FOR FEMALE
prp AK Nf,-s WEAK BACKS sc.

keere. \ H.. Aug 10Th, iSH.
Tbave far several yesrs Aeea .n use Of IN frames
spN1 AruaNtNkL -rPFuaTEHs a. for wef kucss 81 the
anne ,rd some kius ut distortion aud pr1i'n>ua OF TIE
b sr, and .finuiual de- I4tY generally have onut
saeriart IVtlfg ct thr kipd have seen, II II par
ftrt us-i fst Young persons OF e'euiary habits
ous 10 prevent distortion and atnrr detormR-
t.ers AMOS rWtItHEll, II u.
.,ie al BRENTIt NGER'S Apothcos.
tntt Ashland square, " Leene, Va
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fkESit FAMILY GkUChniLS. Ut his.
WARE, CHINA, &c. &c.

Fs SNEARlNGGN. & 60. have Just rerd from
ssSs the last aud opening al Their isrre sfa,.
Rooms No-9 Corner OF Market 4 Union SIS a I,rea
ana very general assortment Of Superior Family Gro
oties ehsW art, china which they offer Al very
~ a'es, anu To winch they won Il most lectfuI-
y Nilt the attention OF tuer friends aud the Lulia
'ie dif lAer stock Is lie iarctsi aud peritaps The
'ot'ed asSo tment of family groceries ever eipreJ
lowing ARTICLES - " P'f VI ''o '"i-
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Gt'IDFakGSsEae
NOTICE.
E&.,lss.l ssss,lssl ar2Gaa. III AZ y
80 s--F--srS. S,tt1N.,3- lltt,S-s GtSssSs>~

GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE
VIA. CUMBERLAND AND BALTIMORE.
RIO facilitate further the travel upon this route, the
d. Baltinnre and Ohio Railroad COMPANY in eopjunc-
ton it'll the Lines Of Stages upon the National Road
Will commence upon MONDAY, the eth March. TO run
aSECOND DAILY TRAIN OF CARS and LINE OF
COACH Is over the route
Leaving Baltimore atI Y. NJ, On every day of
- Cumberland at 4 =. NJ, the week.
The Coaches upon the National Road will hcnceforth
ease Wheeling regularly twice a day al a. m. and 6
p. m AMI Cumberland al tie same hours connecting
regularly. each way, with the morning and evening
boats al brownsville. BY this arrangement passengers
afrivii at Baltimore tror hila iephia a. NJ. nay
proceed westward. after delaf Of but hours. in
stead of lying over until next morning. Pass myers
coming eastward, and arriving at Wheeling. Pitts
barah Cumberland TOO late either The fnoruing
evening lur viii be detained nut 70 bonrs most.
stead of ~ heretofore Great additional despatch
viii t 10 lhe travel upon this route already
the u0st expeditions between the East and West, and
the passenger may always make his choice of the day
or aigh for passing over either the Railroad the
Turnpike section of the route.
BY order, VIM. =. W0OnSlGE,
Master Transrort1tron,
Baltimore and ONO Railroad.
Baltimore, March IL, ls4s
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-10

Dr.. .PHON'S SICK HEADACHE REMEDY -
why VIII yoH uier wtu that distressing COMPLAINT
when remedy hand that wl 40, fail 10 cure wa
Tins remedy w tieeu0liy destroy any OF head,
acne eithef rr volts OF bilious. II has cured OF
twenty years. standing.
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80
BALTfMoRELoCk HOSPITAL.

yryIIERE may he obtsiped tho speeiy Remedy
sey fol Gororrhra. elects StGctures Sc,uiual Wesk
ness Pam n tie Loius. Afectous Of the Kidneys also
those peculiar affections whicia~s ftom ccrtsin pfa.
tirs Of youth. and which, IL cured renders marriage
she and Dr. me ia destroys both mind and boiy.
rhis remedy w a'so rurc 'tnpoiency and every Sym.
tOin Of s1tREr ptsE'SE.
HNSIJAt NNH MENTAL TMBECfItTV
80 often us'qu2 uytl sus Vliuniary Constitution
81 excess If The NfRILE POWER Of the human system.
CuEE wArsANrED n FROM oNE 80 Two Day, OK
t,NEuE MADE.
Ctce No :. SorH FREpgEIcK srREEr, on the lei,
hard site going from Baltimore street, doors on
tie cugucr.
BE- particular IN o serving tie name the door and
-. -. -. - - - -. . -. -I....
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.,o,rMry :, coNANr,
.rrAAi MARRLE WORKS.

....,s rnAn. AgoVE SPRING GARDEN ST,
PntLIDELPHfA
,ye,,stgs establishment is ersclea on ai' lsipro
l,., ard q, the Gd of S.esin Power uisnuiac.
t r,.s of rlaln and Ornamental NJ ANbI.E
., i .,t,sfiof $ ye, li,A as The lowest prices.
81 AID hest assatta,eat OF MARBLs MANlsts,
ts.s lrlo. and Gafjsa srArNARN, Nssfs and
'.iss roO's. may lie seen al tie
.t- j. 20 ,vklehI TIE atteutIou OF the pusic is
,.-. .t.Hs i4vNei.
Nh. ..r,.--s supplied al ltisnes with ~ number
n..ls and Ia e ro!ss, itsiiaH Tomas aud
.,. a. sizes OF nnislipa--aso constantly ca
.- a, ..rtiieat OF Amestean 6Eavs stones IN
-, r .bi.i,el Hafnle ia the block, &c,
JOHN BAIRD,
Ril.- Road. stoye Sprung Gsfeea street.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-10

PILES. sORCs G.c--The Genuine HAYS Linjrnent
- Al aruce justly celebrated a. a cure tor line
above. ttan any All Others. H.. cures are almost IN
nunt ale, aud It IS only necessary lei those who
knew The article AID used IL win such great sueress
thal II is 10 Do" al rue and OF CoHistocA q. Co.
u CORTLAND 81. New Xosk. sole proprietors.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-10
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AND sHEEf IRON WAHh MNN'
I55 Market Square, Hhechh "a,
sfsHE subscriber respectfully iuiQfms n.y. eios ~
4 tht auhie generally that As hrs fehoNeh W ~ ~,
r.ams mo the large brick hn.idius st2.n.Is "a" ~
ssasd ,,h.se be l. fans prepared 20 20 a wofk ei,le
IN Tin, Copper OF sheet ifnn' fil Ns'tN ~ Nm ,,.
Coe1ar wafe thai win sell for cs q 80 li2It y,t"
me-. on a shsft credit. mr. n GEO W Jo"N9""