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Tobacco and Sesars,

Tobacco and Sesars.
Thomas superior gold leaf chewing Tobacco
Fine cut Smoking Tobacco
Spanish, half Spanish and American Segars
For sale by A. f. ALLEN.
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NEW FALL GOODS.

The subscribers are now receiving and opening
their slock of fancy and staple Goods, to which
they respectfully invite the attention of their friends
and the public generally, as they will be sold low
for cash. They consist in part Of
Alpaccas Fancy Prints
Cashmeres English do
MOuslin Delaines Brown and bleachcd Shirt.
C;inghams inSs
Red and White Flannels lShawls and Handkdrchiefs
Canton do Blankets
Apron Checks Hose and Half Hose
Bed Tick Gloves, Mitts. &c. &C.
Plain and striped Homespuns
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An invoice of Ready y-made Clothing
Dundee and Kentucky Bagging, Rope and Twine
An assortment of ladies' and gentlemen's Shoes
Negro and house servants Shoes
With general assortment of Hardware, Glass and
Cruckery ware, and Grocer les, Liverpool Salt.
For sale by GEO. S. DOUGLAS d. co.
Oct ri ID If
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New Fail and Winter Goods.

NJ. DRUCKER & co.
Are now receiving their fall and winter stock,
consisting of an extensive assortment OF DRY
GOODS, GROCERIES, HARDWARE, CUT
LERY. &c. &C., to which they invite the atten-
ton of purchasers. Call aud see, at the
CAMDEN BAZAAR,
Opposite The Bank Of Camden.
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200 bushels of corn more or less, 5000 lbs Of
fodder, more or less, one grey mare and colt, one
bay mare, I wagon, Is head of sheep. q head OF
cattle, IL head OF hogs, and one ut OF shucks, e-
We'd ON and to be sold as the property of the de-
fendant, at the suit Of John J Schroter vs John
fIolly: -s
(The above property will be sold at the residence
of the defendant on the second day of sale, except
the horses. which will be sold at the court house
on che second day Of sale. tl50l
I bay horse asd | small wagon, levied on and to
be sold an the property of the defendant, at the suit
of NJ. H. DeLeon, Exor. VS. Grief Wise.
ALSO --
The following Books, to.wt: Madison Papers,
aegare's Writings, Webster's Dictionary, (large
size) Encyclopedia Americana, celebrated Trials,
Tbe Bank Case, Mhfords Greece, Giles do, FIRE.
,nont's Expeditions. &c, levied upon and to be sold
az the property OF the defendant at the suit Of Hay
den s. Gregg IS J. p. Dickinson.
Terms cash-purchasers to pay for papers.
Nov. l3. L. }. WARREN. SKID.
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Medical and Surgical Notice.

Medical and surgical Notice.
The undersigned respectfully inform the citi-
zens Of Kershaw and the surrounding districts that
they have Instituted in Camden al lnfrmary for
chronic disease. where patients Nill be received on
the following tern s-for medical treatment, incln-
din. diet, dc, so cents per day; where operations
are required, The usual fee will be all additional
charge.
Patients will be under the constant supervision
Of the prnpre,ors, and every provision made for
their comfort.
TT e above establishment offers to Planters who
NAV have cases of chron disease on their panta-
tions. advantages not obtained by the ordinary
mode of prac ire, as it nsures systematic treatment
and re ynen desiderata nten indispensable to sue
cess in the tre time It of disc Use.
w. J. McKAIN, NJ. D.
c. J. SHANNON, NJ. D.
Oct.lS. AZ #
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New Books.

The Women of the Revolution, in 9 vols. by Mrs.
Elicit
The French Revolution of lS4S.
The Ingoldsby Legends: Brothers and Sisters;
Rival Beauties; Kate Walsngham, by Miss Pick
ering; A warning to Wives; Stray Subjects; The
Two Dianas; The Mysteries of Three Cities, DC.
Nov. ID. ALEXANDER YOUNG.
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THE PEOPLES CANDIDATE.

Keep IL before The People Of Lancaster District.
We the citizen; OF this District, announce ELI
C.. BISHOP, Esq, as candidate for the office OF
Sheriff, Il next term. Mr. BISHOP being ma
tive of our District, has given US an opportunity OF
knowing him well, from his youth up to the present
time. His honesty, honor and strictly sober and
moral principles have been we'll tested among us,
and highly appreciated by all good citizens who
know him well. We therefore earnestly recon-
mend him TO the favor and respect of each and
every voter of our District, and hope they will feel
it their duty to give him the office, as lie is every
way qualified to discharge tine duties thereof with
credit to himself and satisfaction to the people, and
we will appreciate the favor
MANY VOTERS.
March 30th, l84S.
Gentlemen and Fellow C1tizens-From sense
of the duty and obligation am under for the high
honor conferred by so numerous and respectable
portion of the good people, accept your nomna-
ton, and return you my warmest thanks and heart:
felt gratitude for the honor thus conferred, and
pledge myself to the people, if found worthy OF
their confidence, and they elect me to the high and
responsible office, to discharge its duties with al!
honesty and integrity, to show all the favor and
lenity that lies in my power, without lncurrlng
liability upon myself or securities.
roman, Dear Srs, your most obe dent servant,
ELI C. BISHOP
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To Rent.

MRS. GOODLAD'S
Fashionable Bonnet Store.
New Goods just received, consisting of Ribbons,
Bonnets, Flowers, Capes. Cardinals, Gloves, &c
open and ready for sale at very low prices for cash
or to punctual customers. Mrs. G. particularly
recommends them as being the most fashionable in
The market.
O Bonnels cleansed, altered and trimmed so as
TO render the most sklful judges unable 10 tell
them from new. At the store formerly occupied
nv Dr. A. Df LeOn Oct lS
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Superior Neatsfoot and Tain Oil for tanners;
Family and Plantation Castor Oil, at prices lower
than they can be bought this side of Charleston,
A. CLEVELAND -
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CAMDEN PRICES CURRENT.

SONS OF TEMPERANCE.
Watarec Division No. D.
The regular meeting of this Division Will I've held
on Thursday evening next, at their Hall at O'CLOCK
]. K. WITHERSPOON, II. $
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SegarS, Segafs.
Tie subscriber will keep constant supply OF
the m 'st approved brands of Spanish Segars, and
now on han -
La Vlllannuva
La Filartropa
Consolation
Gold Leaf crc,ps
Pressed Escpranza
Ledies' Regala
Crown Eagle
Cazodore
Nov. IA. ii. LEVY.
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CleveIand's Dentifrice,
Patey,s Cold Cream.

A superior preparation for ladies' that are annoy
ed with chapped faces, lips or hands, at this season
of tie year. removing the annoyance atonce, and
rendering the skin soft and smooth. A new sup
ply just received at CLEVELAND'S.
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r The services of Miss ANNA NJ. Z CRUISE
have been obtained for the Camden Female Acade-
my.
On and after the Goth November, the Exercises
of this seminary will be conducted under tue su-
oervision of Mrs. F.. A. McCANDLsss and the above
named Lady.
Nov. IS 40 0
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Scotch HerringS

Scotch Herrings.
A few Kits choice Scotch Herrings, just received
and for sale low by
GEO. S. DOUGLAS & co.
Nov. IS 2t 46
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Hand Shower-Bahs; Well Wheels: Enamelled Preserve
Kettles and Gridrons; Door Portes Tin Foo. Tubs Cake,
do; Saw Knives Kitchen Spoons Forks and Ladies, &c;
Umbrella Stands; Spice Boxes Chatting Dishes Sausage
Suffers Butter Prints; Steak Beater; Toaster; Cham
pagn Openers; Nut Crackers Jelly Moulds; Patty Pans
Finger Bowls; Strane; Cuende; Grater; together with
ugreat variety Of House Keeping articles inst received and
for sale by F.. W. BONNEY.
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Cnildren,s Zephyr Dresses.

The subscribers have just received from tn
manufacturers in Philadelphia, an assortment Q
the above which they will sell low.
Nov. Is MCDONALD d. COOPER.
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e. w. BONNEY
Fresh FamiIy GrOceries.

Just received at the Camden Grocery Store, a
fresh supply Of Family Groceries, consisting in
part of Sugar, Coffee, Tea, Molasses. smoked and
picked Salmon, Mackarel. picked Beef, sugar
cured Hams, Irish Potatoes, cheese, crackers &c.
Oct. 81 s. BENSON
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On BASKETS Champagne Wine, (quarts and
~ Dints) Of the most approved brands, and of
superior quality, at
One Door Solh of The Bank of Camden.
April IL Is If
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NOTICE.

NOTICE. - i3IIH.Y9
The subscribers Agents for the sale Of the Mount Dea1bo
Factory Cotton Yarn, beg TO inform their friends and cu
TONERS that they have now on hand and receiving
large supply that celebrated Yan the very quail.
ty prepared offer for ale either wholesale
TAIL the very lowest market prices This Yarn s made
from the very best of Cotton and may be relied upon as be-
ing very superior article and will be cold low, by
sept a. GEO S. DOUULAS d co.
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Chairs sc.
Just received Maple, Walnut and painted Chairs,
Rocking and children's do.
Stone Lime in good order, all Of which will be
old low by e. L. CtlATTEN.
October lS. 42
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j, y. DlCKSON

j, y. DICKSON,
Commission Merchant and GeneraiiAsent,
No. 157, East Bay, Charleston, S. e.
Respectfully announces to the public, that he
has commenced the general commission bust
ness at the above place.
All business intrusted to bis care, will receive
immediate attention.
i N. R-IIe will also attend to receiving and for
Harding goods. Oct. 2O.
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-''':T JOSEPH FREY,
'"'hE FROM CHARLESTON. s. C..
Begs leave to inform the Ladies and Gentle
1nen Of Camden and vicinity that he is prepared TO
TUNE and REPAIR Pianos, Organs, HarPs, Seraph',
nus Mcsndeons, Accosdeons, Yolins, Guitars and
other Musical Instruments.
Apply at Boyd's Hotel.
=. N. B.-No charge riA be made i Satisfaction
IS mol giren.
Nov. Is, 1913. 46
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All of which he offers FOR CASH, at such prices
as must command the attention Of purchasers.
The following are few Of the articles, which
lie can confidently recommend as being unsurpas.
sed for cheapness and elegance
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10 Os 0Oe ga
Kershaw Lodg g en- u m b er 9
The Regular Meeting Of this Lodge will be held
a, thcie new Hall on Friday evening NEXT at
z O'Clock.
b. orIer oft''e n. G.. ,
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The Office one door below w. J. Gerald Esq.
torWerly occupied by Doct E. II. Anderson:
Apply to H. LEVY.
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he can Cnnhdent1y recommend as being unsuTpas-
sed for cheapness and elegance
Ladies' Department.
Ga Brocale Cashmeres, with Fancy Silk Cravats &c.
Trimmings to match Kid, cashmere g. silk Gloves
Rich Plaid Cashmeres A full assortment of Hosiery
Newest styses printed do .inen-cambrc Hd'k'fs.
Chameleon Cashmeres IIemstitch and REVERE do
Trafalgar Paids french Needle Work, very
Satin striped Cashmeres cheap. comprising,
Fancy NJ DeLnnes, new de. Muslin Collars, at all prices
signs Straight do newest shapes
Satin striped Alpacas elegantly trimmed
Black and colured do Chemisetts. plain and tr1md !.
Finest Eareston Ginghams Muslin Cuffs
Changeable French do Swiss and Jaconet Edgings
Fancy check do. in great va. do do lnsertings
rietv lace Capes and Collars
Shawls suitable for the An assortment Of Zeph Wool
son-amrngst them are, do do Floss Silk
Lamarne' "California Plain and shaded Purse Silk
and Mexican" S-4 Shawls Fashionable Bonnets
81 printed Cashmere do Bonnet and Cap Ribbons
Small Shaws every descrp Thread and Lisle Laces, &c
ton
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-17
REMABEABLEtURE OF PILES Thirty
WARS MING
Co.. Mass ) 2
N.a=Q IFa

Nov2a. 84f7.
Nessrs. Wyatt l. ketrham-Gcnts. For tfifty ycarsI
have been afflicted with piles, general debility. aud iu-
naHnfaitou, causing iumours and prolafSus of the huW-
els aad which bad resisted all .te medical Ifeat.ue1,
br Cha fnau sud others could give. The Isl three wears
~ tAattHnc my suffering. def, description. ! was CON.
hued IT, bod. uUolie To help myself, aud al ieet given un
ty ms HhFstciaus and friend. IN despair % ever gaming
my HfaltHt H fact iof ihree DAYS before ! commenced
us11E Hr t phams EicctuaryI I was entirely SPECIFICS
and mt burial CLOTHES were made. But under Trovt.
teuce, and The u-r Il Ir Upham's ElectuaTy. though an
OLD NAS, have ile pleasure Of stating te rAtr TO lie
lubitc that my health IS Bsw good. and J hupt 10 live
many tttts, Il tits Gods VIII, to make kueUu the wiz
tues 9i Doctor I ptans Electuary, aud To recommend
10 To my afflicted tejow-cresiures. II hclpcd me ucvord
thc expectations Of all that knew my cs-e. and i can
only say TO Others that u D. in my opinion. the best me.
ticlnc ia 1.-THE world for FIss. or any other disease Of the
o"els, aud it they VIII use II according 10 Sire direc-
lions. ! VIII myself warrant a cure IN every case.
Nouts, with the utmost expression ftaankfulncss.
SPUR.
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Coldridge's Balm of Columbia 70

The Har-.s pasltlre qualities arc as io,lows-ls,.
Tor ipishts, keeping Ire ursd IHte from ssuff and
ceasite ataAurlpus -fAWtt of lt' hoir.
30, luf lhilrst atttg tttH htttg, restoring iae sblh 90
Us usual SiGetstt aud @ 41ass, aad preventing lido iai-
.iag nut 90 the tair.
sd- ta5any pei son reeova ing from ans desibs, ,he
same etcet H yiuiusrt.
tth. 30 used TO- infancy il a growth j. started. %
nsy beg preserved, ty attention, 20 the latest period OF
ife-
5a n ffes the head fnn deniasr. strengthens Tia
roots. iHperts haatlh and vlautte TIC cneuiait8t. and
prevtutsta hatt foHn changing cHurur re tate glet.
0ih. hrsuss@ TIE ha;r 20 cafi beautifully wa.4 .Aae
np in 10 over nl-AL IL No iaates Iolei SHOULD eysr
Do, made without d..
ENpcrtoraut Syrup. ilss- 'oa a eoasa-
sands Hntr met q premature dcstI tr ttc wanl of at-
t4inua lua c4Hi aaH CoLu, h4rr YOU a. c0u.4fl Rev
ir bartholomew Etlrrtaraet s. rup,a .aie i~uelital
arrf Irsiou, containing ~, poisonous drugs, a4du..t
ai a4 excessive erurlfce tor several yrafs. wttl masi geo.
sai,et gave naii., and save Foa n1u t4tt iuosI axtai
H-raea, uHaauarY Consumption s4uli s-4sHy~ws.ss
1850 t4r Grave, haadu,ds ~ tae lQlas.tac oid, the 5uT-
3 aHi tc ga
le oHQt anirs for.sa'e o. # oeio. hy o-Fu
'Ht. it 7+al ruFiactr a. Come. Ht EGt.lur.Ht s N.
lateaaH. tt Washington ht#A ~5teeat & Naa. HH Isl
t-t.ir iu'n.Hn. ALSO .t rrtt town lu It.l.tf
'aa.a pa.. NaJ ia-a 4Hl Nug4alz- d.a
- NQsA ..a D..LA'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-17

DECEMBER @. f-41.
Messrs WYATT Observation-Disclosures 4 understanding
that you arc the general AGENTS for the sale Of ~. n
hams Vegetable EcriuafN. for the cure OF ffffs, 7 have
sr,HHed u my duty 60 volunteer a recommendation 90
behalf 81 that invaluable medicine. bavt been afflicted
Ter many years with pies, AVID have Tcd yofluus rene
dies. hat with 40 teHeHeial efccis-iudeed. I tegau 10
CONSIDER NV case utterly hopeless. Hut about tuc trst
OF September last. ! was pfeYaicS upon hy friend io
make trial 81 the stuvr naHcd medicine. took ms
vavIcs and rejoice to say that I am net only relieved,
bot. as ! believe, perfectly cured. most earnestly rec
ouEHfHd ltfo all WHO may have the misfortune 90 lie
afflicted itithat a%Huoy4HE and dangerous disease.
Nefs respectfully your e&t svt, Ely OUBE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-17
MAGNETIC BATTERY.
tNNNIsIIAG OF
ELECTRIC PILLS. GALVANIZED
PLASTER.
Magnetic Ether No for Consumption,
Aagrttic Hther No. ,. for Arfp0us
Diseases, Magnctic .Eihtr No,
B, Tor Lleer Conn


INuAfAtt. Ht
"a TST Az being composed of Tie Elements of Earth. Air
y @SA flye and Water. tacr amaleamatiuu produces q.
y loctIicfy, Magnetism aud Galvaulsu M >lalciuut guam
u ,ll'es :" warm, animate. and set IN motion The organs Of
2 his cntHpostton.
The Magnetic remedies areso chemically combined,
thai They cmbraceth four great and powerful AGENTS Of
g. NAltlE, ELECTRICITY MAGNETISM and GAL
NNLtSN. These elements form thr constituent priuti-
: pies ct 3fc, health and motion IA man. acting anon the
sec5eions. Whenever enc OF more OF Tao organs of
- mans coln position becomes disc Nsed. IL t4awi mo 10 The
less ofthose tital principles which animaicIus machine
81 a THREE FOLD COKD Is NOT EASILY RROkEN
Waer NE Electric Pids, Magnetic lEther, ana Gal.
i tahiIed Plaster are used an connection, tlcfe are few
4 diseases which utwiilsland their influence without
d TRIBES ~REKNowN BY THEIR FRUITS"
r ne Magnetic remedies can only be known aud pro
PeTly appreciated ny using them IN removing d,saascs-
q stance M these diseases for which tlcy are recommend
ed-whefc used as direcied-we WISH 10 he informed,
ana NJ WI withdraw them from lie puh!e.
Are particularly requested to Try them, lest them. and
S'eIgliese"jed 70 te-the very best aud only sure RENE
dies known Tor the indiscrtnmale orlncipirut cousiunp
ton, nervous, bilious and cilrauic dis sasas.
IHREEGRAAb REMEDIES 10 REMoVEoNE
DISEASE.
Eleetficty, Magnetism and Gaieanism, 80 controlled
disease has fastened ilsclt, tbat nothing can withstand
~ iniaenee, but must he removed, unless Providence
NOQUAcK R~EME0Y-No CURE ALI . ALI.
DISEASES BY ~oNEMEDiCINE
Hut a scientific series of remedies for the removal Of
three distinct classes OF dIsesse-ruinonafy, Ner,ous.
ana Bilious These remedies arc bounded ufou s.uct
uun OF si the Medical Societies who nave been aclaaln.
No PUTTING Is INTENDED.
We shall not attempt 60 force these remedies into gen
erai use hy putting linen. The fact i=-aSs1oa s.they
become knogu-lhc pabiic iRknoA bov no amaze.
ate taef worth although thousands may de, ~ ta.ul
giving them a triai, our duty Is done, when we inform
You 81, aad hfiisi you villa, a remedy founded upon
the s'r.eitst laws OF Pathology, Physiology aus natural
science. We have merely stated q few facts and leave
u'ein WIZ t.r tn'he ittlty arc not what They are re-.
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NEv0RRUOEDs

Az Internal Rene8a. Iriict. ussf &C
esrasrc g. directions. b curt 59T


eHHgtHE q. Hfrfctt"fh p tHIt ~
irf is Guaranteed.
SYMPTOMS cor THE DISEASE
a -.es#lr ror-erueaee ~ tins 'Hcrf tI''
tanr.H... af HH.r t#er =er.si Hu.rs f-'f'H
e. .rers s aE. Hg.f. TENSION aHt nr " pc
ta 81. H.f e4rui Airs suffering -iHc~5 90 r70-"
tHr EHr ioN of t..pd ta gre rsr'. srH #ts r'
TOR r.rt 20 tfe H.sg' urs'ruH.s 90 fvfrf eFHrHsi''".
ioru .Hz uHrt Is called I~-slsTsra or f'iirc "i N'
r. fHs if che erect af Tong continue ifHAsaen p
aa.rszeu trst ..aaa fr saur tu-teusrs te nat"
krnsn only 90 the sufefer. which commence inr'f'
ttrit eHaF sH cv-rlasiuH. aHt continue tr1tfart' ""i
rtl# /. several Hurss tHa~e sruznfiuHs are very e r"f
ing -n- a4uleifufs verF distressing irs dr31se WH''
Of lou- routlnuanrr. IS attended PSI faIn ana Nfl i
fr the sark. Irritation Of tae kidneys snf Bladder, ard
Iers and feet. o. sense VI straitrcss eiout thf cr0-i, END
unnatural tulrcst u the atafntnHi vfscefs. sreamrnH-rd
with gal pttatiOn Of the heart and oppression. tHdI'Uf
u-is sometimes etrrfirnre. nrfyf1us 10 o.. rttsrk ni uHe
Fie-. seHptaW- conotfna great drranreHsnt 3D. t+e 80
. ru'ati.H tHr1c is a seu.s If weight and pressure In ift
P bowels. consultation ef rE1nrnfr. offended WItl penn 1
r.rtsrk rud l.ffs. ualsra- and -'frtf re Hs fn fUr ftnr
q. Pc. Halr maintenance. confused creations l1fIc hfnf,
WEAKNESS. and tnta' ic and ftstHuttHfea ~sfr ni flH
4 wind. aMd d sense 81 fliGess and % HHfesslgr p Tire fnr "H
] NJ tHe stomach. IHe circulation nn tt sarfarc g tN
'c. aud tIe current or tIool determined inward AND
spuuwsfes.
rar All ~ rrr .Hnsr uisr,srs .y1 CesftttNVs.
DIR UrHAN-S VEGETABLE ELECTUNNN.
arEEs EffEC1rAItY. ssn THtFF ORE geENENIs fiifF.
hEAn THE TESTIMONY.
crxr.-r h,ye used IN i'@ah-'ga ''sl b. r,c-
tusrv w1I-h Z purchased ri YOU. Fud tnd t ore of te
best medicines iu use Ter t-r fHss, and s'sa for dlfti
Gus affections, arising from an impure state ri the sys
en-. Nours, T. 4 COLE, Nartie Dealer.
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y RE unINeFsailV sfutited tanfH ae not onlE a. an
A. rHectHai prcycuf.N ne. hut As o. ever failing rcm..
~ in all diseases which can alice Inc human frame-
Hes. ache, Indigestion. Rheumatsu, Plies, sturvy.
DropSy, small por. Cholera marnu-. IS oTus. W|HGurIne
cough. Consumption. Iaundice. Quincy Stsriat5Ha Ii.
yer complaint, Aroplcsy. Cancer, N,aslcs, sa't fhenm
Fits. Hearihuru. Giddnsss. EYsifr#ss. neamess. tieh.
ines oftie SKIN, Colds. Gout, Gravel. Pains IN THE back.
INV ard weakness. ralHiattous m ftc heart. Bisinrs IN
The throat, Asthma, taHer- Of all nds. Female com
plants. stitches "a tuc SIDE. Spfttu- .t hlnod. Sore ewes,
scrofula, - tnJIouy's ire. Lowuc-s of spirits, f%1aodiue
Fluor Albns or Whites, Guprs. kin.'s evil. ~IackIaw.
Hysieua, Rtcon The stomach, sHd aI billions affections,
pleutisv. Group, SwcIed feet and lt. SWINE unN. Ire
mors. white z%wcHinrs. Tumors. Ulcers. yomi ing. and
a host Of others have >necesslvely and repeatedly been
They have been known To eject permanent cures
when All other fruclroa lad proved uuav5ilnp. and
the last stage, ofdiseo>e.
They have Ia many cases superseded the prcscup.
tive sin OF the mos, eminent ph, ans, and received
They have been repeatedly recommended BY men Of
and sanctioned IN Earole by noil,aea and prince an Of
royal blood.
They have hern introduced into fire Hospitals Of Ed
ted c.eruons Of our Foreign AMI sailors. They have
PRUSSIA, aad ms Celestial Majesty of,6e c6iacse En-.
If--5-scarrely a Packet vessel Of anv repute sail. from
mo nom az NJ, Y,r. ,it1oot n ,,,.t al,nnJs.I s,,,sf,
at tr
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iea hiue as Tom ai6o.. nnaa'er, Villages N epeti
section o. tic Country fosiuAonia' ofthelf marvellous
''ccls aze paHffns 90 from all goa rrs--Al ia such
numbers iaat we t'V' lot ihne &C. , t sut hi ttacu.
WHAT stronger or more conclusive iieiee a. "a These
important fetIs catth, most ~sctpti,ai Gesrcf IS = goa
-itlr mar tt many thousands Nt" Iafe tried tf4tA.
tNtES III - gan , Q aec'iNed ." Hrir results II d
hy 'nposjnfe ~ qaac"cI} existed "iild u no, long a
go, nave cen lelo uN- as u should 90 TIE scotn and
o. Reiuentef. br. g. y Chicken. IS tie Oriental M
renl"r OF TIE saEef' Dated fiHs. and that nothing Of
,1'e"it was ever H,aia 81 Unit ne i"fo%aeed them IN
June, le7a- luieAa>fts slould, t". eiofe. ALWAYS ask
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-17

AT TIE CANTON TEA STORE.
MARKET NQuare. Utothng. Va.
TarRERR yon may And rure teas. iinrortel by the
~ Cau'en Tea tompanyU Of VIEW Ngrk, lsj Chatham
and iG3 1rceuWieh ~it.
Rciaii r-ices as fonuws-sute Jet in all cesss to he re
turned, f not approved ~ in either weight 90 quantny