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FOR THE BANNER.
TO the Friends Of Temperance,

Ye Sons OF Cold-water, your voices now raise,
And speak of cold water and sing to it's praise;
Its virtues are many its vices but few,
Its lite-giving powers are offered to you.
Accept Of the bounty 80 rich and go rare.
While now it Is offered enough and to spare,
twill do you more good than Sherry or
And save you from quarrels, from fighting
and court.
It's virtues are lofty and ne'er can be told,
BY rich nor the poor, the young nor the old:
Then come now and join us, nor ever decline,
And trust not to brandy, to rum, gin or wine.
For swine is mocker" and only deceives.
While waters refreshing and always re-.
lieves,
Rum is more filthy, and will certainly drain,
Your purse of all silver and leave not a
grain.
While what is most common and filthy TO
name?
'Tis old stinking whiskey, it does just tho
same;
1t makes you walk crooked, and act like a
1t starves your poor children, keeps them from
school. ~
While brandy is surest and quick to do
- prave,
10 drive you to ruin, TO vice, and the grave,
Then shun the vile temptcr. choose what is
best, y :
And drink but cold water and hate all the
rest
Now think what we've told you and oh! do
beware!
The pleasing temptation is only snare;
They are set there to blind, and lead you
astray, tS@
From peace and from virtue and honor's
straight way.
Lodibar, Sept ls4e.
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A GOOD RAIN.

For some time past, rain has been very
much needed in this village and its vicin-
ity. Every vehicle moving through tho
streets raised clouds Of dust, and our vii.
logers got more than their quantum Of
choking.
AT length, the 18th proved to be good
rainy day; for the rain came down in
earnest, accompanied frequently by high
wind. The 14th dawned with bright
Sky, and was clear, delightful, autumn
day.
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THE SUMTER BANNER
sUMTERvILLE, s. c.
iDeones0au, October Is, 1sAe.
FRANCIS M. ADAMS, EDITOR.
AGENTS FOR THE BANNER.
Messrs. WH1rE, g. Co. Sumterville, 8. c,
T. w. PEeuEs, Esq, Camden, s. C.
SUMTER ELECTIONS.

CLAREMoNT AND CLARENDON.
The elections held in Clarcmont County, or
the 9th, resulted as follows:--Mr. JAMES NJ
NELSON, DR.. J. B. W1rnERsrcoN, and Capt
J. D. AsHMoRE, were elected Representative.
to the State Legislature.
Major L. H D1sKrNs was elected Iaz
Collector.
The votes in this county, by very great
majority, where in favor of the Hon J. A
WOODWARD for Congress, being 1899 fol
WooDwARD and So for Major JAS. o. O'HANLoN,
giving majority Of 9s6 in favor of our former
Representative.
Mossrs. JOHN BALLARD, WIN NErTLHs, T.
l. Smith. T. ], D1NKrNs, and WIZ. PREscorT
were elected Commissioners Of the Poor.
In Salem County Messrs w. Rooms, 8.
LAcosrE, s. B. CoKER, D. N. GAMBLE, and
Tuos. MCLEOD, were elected Commissioner.
Of the Poor.
In Clarendon, DR.. J. J. INGRAM and DR.. s.
w, WlTHERsPooN were elected Representa-
fires.
Mr.. WOODWARD received between COO
and 700 votes for Congress, and Mr.. O'IAN.
LON, it is said, between 20 and 80.
The following shews the state of tho polls
and may be relied on as correct, as it was OBJ.
tained from the managers themselves.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
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COLUMBIA ELECTIONS:

The election at Columbia passed of
quietly. Mr.. N. B. HILL was elected
Sheriff of Richland District by mniori.
ty of292 votes over his competitor JESSE
De BRuHL. So the Columbia Telegraph
informs us.
Messrs.t J. s. PREsroN, J. II. ADAMS,
w. D. DESAussuRE, end JOHN WALLAcE,
were elected representatives.
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Executors Notica,s.

Y persons having any demands against
the Est OF Robt. English, deceased, qe Sum
Ter District, are reaue uested 10 hand lhem in
PROPERLY attested to- the executo ors; all per.
Sons indebted TO said estate, Will BIZ e:xb,ected
flsettie on 1st Jan lS49, aa tho ifiaiTss if
said Estate will be closed at that fiines
n SAMLs COO OPER,
r. M ENGLISH sse fsslfesa1sSfs;5 aass 4: 3
SIS Oct %, u s49 s 81
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MARRIED---In this place, on Thursday
evening, l2th inst, by Rev. Hartwell Spain,
Mr. IDAvIp ]. WINs to Mlss CARoLINE
ELrzAnETH, second daughter Of James H.
Britton. Esq. all Of this. District, b. !:
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LEGIsLATuRE SUMMONED,

p HCVI0bA UhE SU SUMMONEU.f y
The newly elected memberso of the Leg.
islature will see in our paper of to day the
executive proclamation of Gov. Johnson,
summoning them andthe Senators, sewhose
terms ofoffice have not expired, and those
who have been now recently elected" 10
convene at Columbia on the first Monday
in November, the 9th prox., to appoint el-
ectorso of President and Vice President OF
the United States, on the Tuesday next
after the first said Monday.
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Groc,eries al; t;ast,

The subscriber having determined posii
lively to close his busipess, Offers his stock az
GROCERIES and FIXTURE, 81 cost ,for
cash, until the Both inst. when lie remainder
Of his stock Will Be offered at auctio that
day. s',ss y
Oct. 8. S. Il. LEVY assa
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KERsHAW ELECTIONS.
The elections in Kershaw resulted in
favor Of Messrs Cantey, 5e5 votes, and
Boykin, $50 votes' for Representatives.
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RETURN DAY. 81. s
We remind our 5reudera that Saturday
next, t!,s 2lst, Is Return Day for Sumter.
sCO.r.TON.

As we expected, the reports from, the
Charleston murket show q decline inthe
price, sales during The past week being q,
from f7-e to IA cts. .,
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OPP FsLLows-1'he annual returns of the
Grand Secretary show great increase of the
Order in the United States. The revenue
has Increased ten par cent, membership twen.
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HON.. A. WOODWARD RE.ELEc.

This gentleman has been reelected
Representative TO Congress by large ma.
jority. Il
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-01-06
LATE FROM ENGLAND.
ARRIVAL. OF TIE HIBERSIA.

The steamship Ilibernia. Captain Ry.
RE, arrived a, Boston al , o'clock on IA.
turlay morning the 2sih. She sailed from
Liverpool on The 9th December.
The British Parliament. for some dsys.
had been engaged with the subject Of
trade. and the fieancial eondiliou Of The
country. Il is expected that measures Of
salu.ary character would be introduced.
The state Of Ireland is truly frighifnl.
The land reeks with assassinalions from
one end tn the other. Government Ia,
proposed coercion bill Of = very mild
and moderate character.
In Switzerland, the civil war has been
virtually terminated. by the surrender Of
I.uceIn To the troops Of the Fe,lerali,p.
The Sonderbund is deserted and thus the
hopes Of the Jesui,s are fully Frustrated.
The Asiaiic cholera il stated to have
advanced To the Prussian frontier.
The stale Of the markets reported by
this arrival. has occasioned a fall in the
prices Of Cotton aud Flour in our north.
ern cities.
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miinenl. BE- pg,sin0Red, and slaHtld ~ o.
prFmirard % impFalr ghe lmamsndlale tEfaal.
nuiian Il lis lamFulalas WsF.
I hate ganr further illsn ] inirRdsa. n
= sid ih4i , rsllyinx PANT = Nsnssa bE
lhr frirnds a F~aor. l.rt Iisra nails.
lnlliiy express Ihrir opiainns. ard Use
their nimpsi eBdras0Fs In pfoanns - An
immediate lrFminsli0h ~ tie HaE. 70.
Ihr praEle 20 nIl,er lamar Is nrrrasu,.
Bot Il.rir REPRESENTATIVES, 10 cohgrrss =.
srn,hlrd are alpne rumprlrhI 10 ascertain.
alanr srssed with lhe lrEilimaie possr a
deridiHg whzl course shnnld lae pns.urd
Al This momeHlsus rrssis. What ane d.
hesi means Enr carrying inia rIFres ihrir
own Tiews. WhaIeErr lhrsr may b.. NJ.
may xais with hnpe and confidence he
Tssnll of ilsriT Deliberations.
have tried in Ihis essay 10 coukne ny
self 20 he questions Il issue belasen he
Unilrd Stairs and Meairo. Whether de
EHerntiye has in any respect sKcssdrd
his lrgimalr pawers; whether he Is lar
any of his arts liable 10 snimadyersian.
arc questions which do not eOnesIn Mex.
irO. #s..--
There ore certainly some dnnhlfal a..
snmplinns of power. and some points an
which explanations are necessary. The
mast impmlanl is The reason whirh may
have indurrd the President. WHEN he coa.
sidered The war as necessary and almost
A. .,.8 A.. ~auxu..ausn.fa A.. f.
gress. whirh was all that time In sessiun,
the inporinni steps he had taken. Iill al.
ter hosIililies, aud indeed actual war, had
taken place. The substitution far war
contributions Of an arbitrary and varying
tariff appears 10 me IN be Of doubtful
nature: and il is hoped that the suhjsrl
will alirari the early attention of ton.
grcss. am also clearly Of opinion that
the provisions 81 the law respecting so-
lunieers. which authorizes them In Ebert
their Officers. is a direct violation af the
constitution 0f the United States. whleh
recognizes no other land force than The
army and the militia. and which vests in
the President and the Senate the r1clu.
si,e power of appointing all the officers
of the United States whose appointments
are not otherwise provided fof 10 the ron
sIituIinn ITSELF with respect TO prers-
dents. refer To the acl Of July 9. 1912.
chap. 46l, cxxxviii. enacted with due de.
liberation, and which repeats. in that re.
sPsct. the act on the subject Of February
%. lsl2.)
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Texas The eleventh article Of tho
constitution Of Texas has been declared
I" he void, by the Circui, Court Of the
United States for Louisiana, hrcause Of i,s
conflict with the constitution of the United
States. This decIsion has gone, and will
ga, to disturb the rights Of thousands Of
land owners in Texas. Il has oustrd a
possrssor Of league Of land, who was the
assignee Of grantee under the early laws
Of Texas. u ove;turns all title when
ever fictitious owner iniervtnes in the
descent.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-01-06
From mexic0 An arrival at New o.

From mexico. An arrival at New Or.
leans furnishes accounts from the city VI
Mexico To the 9th Of November.
The report Of the arrest. by General
Scott. ut Generals Worth and Pillow, and
Lieut.. Col. Duncan, is fully confirmed.
The cause Of their arrest was the suppo-
siiion that they had written letters, which
had found their way to the United States
and been published. containing language
disrespectful In the Commander-in-t' hief,
such writings (having relation to military
marches and opera.ions) being expressly
forbidden by one Of the Army Regula.
tons. Col. Duncan, in a published let
ter. acknowledges that he wrote the mis-.
sive which had brought censure upon &c.
neral Worth.
The statements in regard 10 the dispo.
siti"n Of the Mexican Congress for peace,
are conlliciing--some representing that
that body. or a majority of il, is inclined
To pacilir measures, willis. Others are Of
contrary tenor.
The towns Of Mazatlan and Guaymss
had been taken possession of by vessels
Of the American Navy.
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Tornado in Alabama,-A d,

Tornado In Alabama.-A destructive
tornado passed over The counties of Per.
ry. Tuscaloosa and Greene. in Alabama.
on the 10Th ul'imo. destroying large
amount Of property. The town Of New
bern. in Greene county. was entirely de-
mnlished. the tornado in its course de-
slroying houses. trees, &c. and killing tho
Sheriff (Mr. Stokcs) Of Perry county.
Subscriptions I" the amount of thirty
thousand dollars have been subscribed Tor
the erection Of a Cotton Factory in New
brgn, North CuuinI.
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VIH.-7srms Of Peace.

NN'
| have said that the usfoundrd claim al
Texas 10 the territory between the Nue..
ces and the Rio Norle was the creates
impeachment to peac,. Of this there can
be no doubt. For il, relnquishing The
spirit of military conquest. nothing shall
he required but the indemnites due Ia
our citizens, the United States have on.
ly to accept the terms which have been
Offered by the Mexican Government. 1t
consents to yield territory five degrees
ct latitude, or nearly three hundred and
fifty miles in breadth, and extcnhing from
New Mexico, to the Pacific. Although
the greater part of this is quite worthless,
yet the portion of California lying he.
tween the Sierra Neveda and the Pacific.
and including the port Of San Francisco,
is certainly worth much more th1n the a.
mount of indcmnitics justly due To our ci-
ilzens. |; is only in order to satisfy those
claims that an accession Of territory may
become necessary.
1t is not believed that the Executive
will favor the wild suggestions of sub
lug1'Ion, or annexation of the whole of
Mexico. or of any of its interior provin.
ces. And, if | understand tho terms offer
ell by Mr.. rriS,. there was no intention TO
include within the ccssions required the
province Of New Mexico. But the de.
manI of bofs nij .aJ ~ 9, f.l;cs.:
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THE GREAT RisNlIDt or
NA'E'es "a e..

m NEgI AS OIL, rffcu-CI .fo.H 2 "t' n.
.ff. ~ ll I. Uaav taf srf1ra ff DO fft''+H .t5'
,nT trf.fi.iie rure Cor spraiHs. ri.lss. ouis.
r4ff4. hIrf4 frtfHr eft-.' ftH-. et. .t.'
f,,rtt-fr~v 70 ilrsst sore rHi lHt-.In. .''-t t.l
,.- .f--a over .trrz 7vf 'r sHf=+slHf.f .Ha'-sn
,,bt-n .,alI4 90 rs o. f.-ta ...fsHt-fHe HHt'H'
D.. ..,ar v.- frJ p.i. used 4r-t-if- Goo .f.r=t -
p..Ft.s s,t...,,t,.e.
n,a.te.ter Etr-herg De- fH- Me- F.. 1866.
li.is a. rrrlfff shat ufr vt'f AafH..'t ...--
-.f of 'Haa.aHt complaint. of .eren ttar t
- .. .I.s ,,a. - lainc a. aiiast t' HsH rr'trN
80 t.t ,,sss si, was riref .V using tIe a ."f fA
al ,o .1 Is ,lf about a. usfsi vs. .ffH Hf- .fH'''~
JON NtNNN tHH-t.7t
...,-. BE- 5,,a,4f.i-.tst'f Prs Aif iNH Mast, NJ
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TIE GRAND pUEGhTIVE.
pis, tEltfkNfEkis

Sugar C0ated Vegetable Extract Pills.
Ysyti.sE ee.iraed ptLLs have obtained an env able
- rut1Iiet iutAc tntea stale, cufattve for gid
alue~s, dy sa stomach htsdaehe. feyers plies.
rustivehes=, Cugs teaEt hurH, liver complaint sculVy
ih Gal, wtakness, paptait-u OF Va. heart
.hd sestinu sld variety 81 other winch
tss . er, aluelcipe Tor the muo4. 10 an SEASONS
uttue year, strus, salnner .a wiu.gf. ard under
an rlrtua,ta4ces Thea he takeu with perfect safety
and success. A. Nefufuss Snd eeHeia nedicins tor
chlirrH, his uurls ard. beng coated win pure
gfeaur nausrsle. gente al thorough IA their
operation. For adulls i increasing The duse they are
eluaiA eietcla As an Anli- Bilious rii they ~ he
tou '4 auta suferlof asa any one among The thou
is Wt4uuse iheu aud an unqualified sppTONs viii
De- tAe eaflsir resul.
Remember II. e V CIckner . The original inventor
0fSugar coated Plus ami ths nothing o. tle wss
near uuti he lutroaurrd them Jane, iHfa-
Purchases t0uId therefore always ask ior Ciickners
sugar casted Nesetahis is aud ,ake uther they
~ i ls naae the victims ofa fraud Puce p per
soA.
ur Cckncrs principal Office iol te sale Of riils &c
Ntfeey sgCef, New irk,
Nm JACKSON. 80 t.itertr ST. head Of Wood Al rect
fusturEn IA. General Agent for Fenisy North
Nhls, ant sNss.etu Virginia.
sod uY tiIr following uuiy appointed agents.
4 % fEifchlid ~ heciHE, Jas Graz 81 co, Bridge
port. iotn frnnmaFe Marunst lies J L - brown. ~
Wci.~tseh. IS osi MaurniQWn; Wallace BraeA
er IA tfsHee. NaHaie Vance, Trtsdeipha; Geo VII
son. IS ~ Alexander John hcilsy, Clay svillt Sample
Sweeney. Washington
NoIfCE-A % tairchild has been appointed supply
lns AselIiaf Ne-iefn Virginia Agents requiring far
tAer supplies, aHl persons wishing 10 h-eSp.s Aseas
WI please aPisy ts fiFa ia
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~ l. IL
REMARKABLE cl.RE OF PILES.

OF THIRTY FFfEs STANDING
Moirut Wsehr for. Berkshire Co. Mass Nov 90 l-t.-
Ncosrs. hFacuAN n lltSsutv.
CcWs-Fof tiHrtt ttass have been afflicted WITH
Piles. penefdH. Ieliity, ana tnhsu suon. causing IA
NOR sr@ olofss ~ he bowels and winch had resisted
al mcdicai treatment Ht chapman and others could
give IIe last arcf years NJ the' Tine nay sueru@s
defy description. rs confined 10 led. -na he 90
hep self and ri last given up hy INV 0hysc ans and
tends ire dc,r OF etc5 gaining my health u fact TOR
three days hetore commenced using ir tphsi's Fec
tuarv. was entircy spceches-. and nv burial clothes
were made But under tie henehcert uercies ~ Provi
deuce ant the nj Dr. Uphs's FiectuGry though an
oLr MAS have The pleasure Of stating tho 10 the
public that health is now good. and hope 10 live many
yesrs. ift Gods ~ 10, AID to make known The virtues
orr Cpham- Eioc'uafy, an ~ recommend u To- my
afflicted fellow II helped ie}pud the
peci ell that knew my rAse. ard only
Ia others. that it my opiniSu the best ncdc ne IN
the world for Piles. dr any disease Of the hove aud #
the, VIII IL according TO the d rsctous will myself
warrant cure in every one. Nsnrs with the utmost
expression otthspkfuiues CORNELIUS Spur
ErreHoni, Bork Co.. Mass. Nov 20, Isi7.
Tho above certificate tells simple and truthful story
Of snfcrinq and ve;ef OF which pl, stefan and vii
ness the case, eheerfuliy endorse
DIR. CHAPMAN.
Norrrr.-The genuine Uphsm's Eieciuaiy has he
written signature; thus O. "A Uptam, - Tie
hand Is also done with pen Priee. ~ q hox.
sold. wholesale and reisilhy KEroH,N & llESsnAw,
l2l Fulton street, \. y, } CRuMBACNER. agent,
fot Wheeling. Va, and hy Druggists generally through
the L and Canadas. ie25
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RAISING BLOOD
AND CONSUMPTION. PAIN IN THE SIDE
AND NIGHT sWEATs. ASTHMA,
wHoOPING COUGH. PALrITA-
TON OF THE HFART,
LIVER COMPLAINT

LIVER COMPLAINT
BRONCHITIS.
And al diseases Of the throat lungs and liver cured by
shernsn's Ail.Iiesine Basam.
RAISING BLOOD AND CONSUMPTION.
Mr. Milne lutder, in BROOKLYN, was attacked with
raising blood followed by cough, pan IN The side,
sud 1.-the usual symptoms Of consumption lie en,-
played two OF tc hest pht scian they oId him good
Srd told eim he COULD NOT 1--we. Hearing OF the
sent al lue'cack at uiet to Mrs HAYES 1879 Fulton 81
aud rot tatte; operated ike charm. stopped the
bleeding and cOugh Before I've had taken hol,e he
was atle a'oui his work. Ii had SAVED HIS
LIZ III dal liter, residing al ~ Myrtle Avenue,
MIS-. Am aason, ofWnlianstureh. living IN Tenth,
Some Fourth street, saysTha she had heen
hled Wit backing cough and pain IA the chest, for
long time, winch last became tad that she oh
srd 10 elyeHp her school for more THAI wear. She
than commenced taking the An iieaiing Baisawhieh
soon sfViatcd her SYN toHs She low fart recover
hs, and hss assumed her lahorioas occupation as =
TEACHER - years Nj John O'Neil. luh avenue and 2st
street, Suffered WIKI cough raising phlegm anA pain
his sle. tie could yet No RELIEF I'LL he tried tile
Aulieaug Baisnui winch drove the pan from side
siayed tie cough. and brought the disease upon the spr
face aud before he haataken three bottles was entirely
ufed.
PIbURIsY AND CONSUMPTION Mrs Basaas,
lady upwards % 60 testn r. :hefH, has for wears
Sc subject 10 atiarksof peurisy, Rasine Of Blood
Cough. Shorness OF breath Pain IA her Head and
Ya' .ous sfs other tody Her friends f eyed her past
recovery The Ali.Iieanr Balsnm relieved her at
once ofa hef slarnins symptoms and now she Is all
Asthma AND WnooPiNG CouGH Mis- Lu
cre!is v cs % christie sccti J. 5 beas ~ neian-ey
street Mn II NouHss, > Walnut street know TIC value
Of this great remedy.
ASH ior shennans All.llealjng Basanl and see that
his written Signature f. On each huiile rrcr q cens
and 81 dollar per ls,e. sold by the following agents
. fa,rchd, Wheeling; kierker & son, Wells,
lurah; Nallsre q Cracker, La Granee; Il Iost,
" arreEtoWui Wadlle & Vance, Frdelphi7; Geo " It.
son, West Alexander; John Kelley, ciagsVilio Sample
sHEoMAN'S C0GGH I.o2ENGEs. These I.oaen.
g are ne -9lesi @5 IND fltss re,"eds tor
m r4tsr D. d
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self.
Pun ApEl rlu =. 10Th mo. i2ih, 1916.
To i. II. PETERSON, No. - Chestnut Strcct-Iiayin
been requested TO give my opuon GA TIE merits Of
AcALLlSrER'S SALNE.I am willing to e1umerste
some of the benefits which conceive have experIen-
esd IN The use OF the article
In the Spring OF ls45 had an attack Of Erosipcss
my face which became very painful, and extended into
one of eyes; heinz attended wits fever my distress
was great, and began 10 he fearful of losing my eye
shou time previous 10 this. pamphiat was thrown
into my house, emitted " INSENSiBlE fERSPIRA
TiON setting forth the yirtqes Of McALLiST Err s
or The W0RLD'S SALNE."
Ahbourh not much tie lever ia what termed quaek
medicines, purchased box and made aPplloa,
10 my face. To ny surprise the uAle aO0ied and
in wees = time was eftiItiy cured: aud nrmly lie
lirvo, that At The Save under Providence that cured
From thai lime 10 the present have used the article
as occasion required, and IN every case where have
used II, tRNe found a decided benefit
Al one tune on gong To- tci at righ throat
sore that sW above y i ditCulty Tat IS Hppiica
ton Of the S0ive was relieved hefof cmcfning
have teed II IN Bufus, Bruises Sprains and
Flesh Cuts all with The ELECTS. aud sne Of
POISONING by Wild vine The woods, has been dried
up and cured hy = few applications.
From nv own experience. I would strongly recon-
msnd 1t Co AL IS cheap convenient family medicine.
II seems 10 partake more of am ointment ttau save.
and ~ very hot weather ID gets qaite tuit, heucc 1t
tsquTesnu preparation otaer then 10 rob ii on te aiiei
ed par.
1hs,o toeams pauia'to ii, thstl expect 10 keep II
ceusiaLtv ia r. family.
Though uaamhitious to appear 100 pint vet cannot
refuse L. aato tts ooul sie pah.lc % judged
Respectfully ,aiue. WV ADAMS.
oct 90 81 a8 & 10 Road.
Fsrs sale by James Baker. lytcchus "a. and James
Builey, EH1abetlfown, Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-05

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COMPOUND SYRUP OF TAR 4 WILD CHERRY

''f'' 'f' y" ~ Nti vi lax < WILD CHERRY
HE f-vasan' ,ete and eiac4ciaus remedy f1s couuh
c'tds, sore tNinn, asthma stuuiuF of lloob ana M
diseases OF Toe Chest sanSiug 10 toNst AtrioN 4. n, -.
~ SofeNrentfs generally, AZ Tins ana ado ns conn
ties, At TnE LHsF rRtgK % - Crs fle elsgt 4. -
wholesale and etail 10y the pfOprietofs,
l. a Is RITTER Druggists
le' Moth Second 81, below Nae rama
head the follow iNE suiuhtNry Testimonial. ~
snithneld. Monroe co IL No 49,
Mes-rs L a Ritter; Gentienr.--l t,.l !, -
duty % sehuos ledge 10 you the great leueGt 49, f
criF"d ifah "a" use OF cur tOmpouna Svr.n ~, ~
aud " Nd Cherry. Having been Tor a tong t,'l ~
win Pulmonary com.iaiu tired al lie .,g,i -
ed'fs" uncut "Aainins rcef, when, f1rtusisly nr M,
A. rethnended % use your Strup AZ. nrst bottis
made decidedly favorable iulpress ga on M &c.,
continue taxing Il and an happy Ia ssy Il has afo,la
le s'"@ '.iel' @"a euecfiuy recommend those sui
FERN. amber similar Goa paiass To u.. your
s'sll.ah" joan NsWHAR1'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-05
INSURANCE.

INSURANCE.
u lSks viii he taken by the FIRE 4 MARINE IN.
4~scEANtE COMPANY OF WHEELING Ar rHE
LOWEST skTks
buildings Of ali kinde stone brick or wooden and their
contents.
sleslnhoais, factories, mills, &c
Furniture.
And merchandise of all kinds.
And against all dangers attending the of
GOODS on rivers, lakes, seas, canals, and ra4iroads
or me character OF The company as To pTourttude
ana ASfsisy IA the adjustment and payment of losses
We peg saNe 10 refer 10 the merchants of thus place and
elsewhere who have had the adjustment of claims upon
aug (.