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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-31
poSr OFFICE REGULATIONS.
Mail arrivals anil departures alter the lsl day
of july. l2iS.


~ any Eastern man ar ives pm and departs i0i
~, western mail ARRIVES II ui and 3eraets N
ns,', w., S,euhang.e aud Wuisvihc, arrives IL y m
and departs
s, yyfosier 10 Y. h7enr, arrives evcfg F"'sf n.y.,
-',.5,v snd saturdays - = ~. aud departs every
80, ~. "Wednesday aud Frilsy at a.
- N,rte,;a IS Grave Creek. arrives TUESDAYS and
s.,.i,es h., s ~ aud dcfaris Mondays aud FRIDAY $
:" -, 10 ,apv nv Wesi I.ireriy 10 Waceanr, arrives
-, T,,rst5y. Thursday and saturday. hy u o'clock,
:, an d..,9ris safur dst n 20
r., u,r.srtavn d. Navaes iurthtn Whee'tnr, ar
rhu-s LAYS at ana deparl-f p'n y heens on
fI,n LIN, vo.s-ntarn hv Rackyvire 10 waceliuq
- e.ofg Tn.sav Il and de2afts from wheel
mo every We'd .esity st pa
From, Woo laud hy Spcaiua1st 10 W h'e'tns arrives
over, saturday n 90 ~, AID departs tfom Nseslng
every Thursday a; . go
M mat matters should ic deaasifcl ia the Office ~
h,s-t one hour before the time ~ e"sifr me 'ail
tnice oH"us a. a IA. ava closes dtaiH at - ~
Qbens saa.ti ~ . pa M aud cil.e Il 20 % ia
Opcued oa SATURDAYS troni : To- a m aud from 10
I0p . -,
Ne,ysaapcr postage must re pad b. advnnce a. the
20 afr ce est each quarter commencing lst Ianaa
~ Is. ar,l LIST July ~ ut ocfo er failure 10
do So. Nv or caa~c heir discnniinuarce.
Those reutitr Boxes. aud kerHiat 3Nfrtery accounts
% nav their iijs a. the e'uspot cache uSfer
These rules uU>i he strictly cntp'itd wti.
jel4 ALEXANDER NJ" MAN'
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w. &. .YE.Pass,Ns, proprietor,

SgsIIE above House IL eigihy situated for the
>, coHlnpdatton % Boardets or TRAVELLERS II being
opposite Vie steamboat landing aud in airy and plea
situation and alurdtng the best accommodations.
rhe building new, the rooms well fnrai'hed aud the
Table and Bar rped with the hes, the market affords
The house viii he oucn at ait honra Of the night lhe
proprietor invites share OF public patronage. septlj
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BLACK TEAS


49, 90 tV'o4SNtS '"H A'tHhpdpc1S.
we received week siuce very rare and superior
Article for az tdor table-or for the table OF any gen
temHu ar lady who appreciate tie virtues OF The
mos lannon's product of the celestial empire cons ist
81 OF iva payers OF tea, Ae GoiGen Chop and the Ne
rms tra) o. avery excellent quality, rivalinr IN fresh
ness aud IA Their rich avors tbs beverages which grace
the table OF the Emperor OF China. They ere nom the
Philadelphia aud New York fekin Tea Company w no
nave established their Depot IN this city Amer fun and
satisfactory prof of It's excellence can with cout.
dr'e commend 1t 10 our friends Christian Observer
tEAkIN TEA CoMNANY.-One who is really Adge,
saw that These Teas are very superior and, if have
any taste IN these matters, is altogether In accordance
with inns decision,-C Christian Repository.
DELICIOUS TEAs-Ne take pleasure ia informing our
readers that the Philadelphia and New York Fckin Tea
Company have on hand varied supply of both green
ana black, dicut to excel, efficacy Of Havor rich
ness and aroma by any thiug of the KIND ever imported
into thls count y,-(Phladelphia sun.
The ladies' of oar h0us ehud are charmed with the
samples they have used delighted that certain spots
are known where supply Of thg genuine China" can
he omaned-l Pennsy lvanian.
The above Teas for sale hv NJ REILLY Ag't
jy23 No. l67, Market. square Wheeling Va
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$3.50 s..s,-. tffl5i 49, 60 t ts.elll.
GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE
VIA. CUMBERLAND AND BALTIMORE
gs'tO facilitate further the travel upon tins toule, the
y, Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company IN couiunc.
oN wi,h tbe Lines of stages upon tha National Rpad,
VIII commence upon MONDAY The eth March. 10 tuU
SECOND DAILY TRAIN OF CARS and LINE OF
COACHES over Tie route
Leaving Baltimore atl z. NJ On every day Of
Cumberland at "a p. NJ, The week.
The Coaches upon the National Road viii hcneetnrlh
leave Wheeling regularly twice day al q a. and Is
y. aud Cumberland at The same hours, connecting
latiy each way. with The morning and evening
hoas al Brownsville BY this arrangement, passengers
arriving At Baltimore tron Philadelphia al NJ, may
proceed westward, amer delay OF hours, IN
stead Of iypg until next morning. Pass myers
canning eastward, and arriving at Wheeling, or Plus
hureh Cumberland, too late either for the morning
tive, viii he detained hut y hoars al most, Ia
stead Of - heretofore Great additional despatch
viii thus gwen the travel upon tins route already
The Wost expeditions between the East and West, and
the passenger NAV alM avs make his choice OF the day
or night To- passing either the Railroad the
Turnpike section OF the route
By order, NM. :. NODDSiDE,
Master Of Transportation,
Baltimore aud ono Railroad.
Baltimare. March Is. lols
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ss1Da1,G gnapE>
w daEFsHS

OhING STON Els.
,-,,r ,,'s,,,f.r has now on hand fall snppIy Of
nc ABOVE stoves cud respectfully inv les hose who
a.. +, aut OF sood article IL call aed examine ms
l,cl p.s he VIII sell ioN, ne Is the ahlt agfni 'ol
~, SAL, of Them purchasers W3y rest ASST req ih'N are
,.ttirg at.r.rlse NoLFF srovE when they iuy othm
80 ThOSG ,ULBEEfoN
a. s,ne roa cooktHe stoves otF sfnfE hanG'atiuie
.f. f.te ariele 10 ether with general 's-tiheid %
COPPER TN AND SUEEf IRON NhE' az o.
a. lei. AZ IA Ne disaosed OF The uus reasonable lei rs
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''"'""''- i-'ru -'sslII'an'v-wascisssivsss
tTTF are now receiving direct from, the c., o,.,or
e,, ~ n more than usus'iv srrc sssort.
large portion Of which have e ~ mann W.
er' scc"rdhg to our own directions .ua Intended ~
ressls fuf our retail trade for cur rc~u ar ,r.,,
nj AL OILERS who NAV favor us With a csu W. -..
stey say that never before have r.en ale 10 oer
lem So large and well selected a s-sck ~ poof. 49,,
1oes as a. IT," present tire. aul we rusrrsnto, ~,
qual ~ qnat' of material and wntkmarshi In ,tosc
Manufactured M any part Of the TINTED stste S S,r
reasonable goods: Nv 'hs
MEMS BOOTS
$500 pairs mems thick boots
eco do mems kip do
500 do stout calf do
''O DO eau n nsS9.fG sR !s9p sN Boots
$500 rairs mems thick hror.ns
1900 do mems kip hrogars
500 do mems stout calf hrorars
HONiS AND NOTTn'S BOOTS
Geo pairs boys thick boots
80 do hoy's kin do
100 do stout calf 90
SEQ do youths thick do
go do youth's kip do
100 do YOUTHS calf do
BOYS AND YOUTHS BROGANs
500 pairs youths thick broeans
500 do Youths Kip do
SEQ do bows kip do
900 do ty's & WINS do
WoMEN's KIP LACE BOOTS.
1909 pairs womeps lace boots
500 do wonep's calf do
500 do wmn's morocco 80
WOMEN'S CATER BOOTS HALF CATERS AND
WALKING SHOES.
30 pairs womens gaiter boots
300 PAIRS thick sole half CATERS
go pairs pump sole half CATERS
zoe pairs ladies' hid buskin wes
100 pairs ladies' X id tie wells
500 pairs womens morocco and seal reg'd buskins
MISSES LACE ROOTS, &C.
600 pairs misses Md lace boots
$40 do misses goat lace boots
800 do misses kip and calf boots
100 do misses half CATERS
CHIbDREN'S SHOES.
5000 pairs chdrens morocco and leather hootees
1900 do 90 leather peeged bootees
SEQ do 10 fancy CATERS
eco DO do goat hooiees
RUBRER SHOES.
1000 pairs Indian ruhher shoes embracing every STYLE
of ladies and gentiemens rubber shoes that worn
SHOE FINDINGS AND STOCK.
Constantly hand. large and well selected assert.
ment of shoe stock and fnd Spanish sole leath
er upper leather, kip and calf skins kid, lin
ing and binding skins. ALSO--Lasts boot trees shoe
threads shoe nails lacks, pegs, boot web shoe knives
awl blades aud hats, patent and common pncers ham
mers, raspE, lastiug, tacks, gsoons laces assor
men ot the finest and most approved styles French
BOOT and SHOE KIT.
Thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore extended
10 Ms, we still solicit continuance Of the same.
McCLALLEN, KNOX * co.
Wheeling, Sept -, 1913.
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ilc0ant Party Dresses.

n W. nEtsk ELL has just received few eePan'
" Embroidered Lace fary Dresses; Enfroiderot
Muslin do ith other - yics some at which are NOR.
s.piO
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FAMILY GROCERY.

No. I
- d. WOODROW has Just received from the East
To and now iers 23i, Of Nam aud Jefferson
streets, the most perfect assortment of Groceries
Tor family offered the citizens Of Wheeling
excepted which be wilt sell al NEST reasonable
prices Honsekeepers aud dealedrs geneary In vi
ted 10 call aud examine Flour and packages delivered
10 all paris OF the city tree OF charge.
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GOLD PENS.

GrFNCER ,sn RgNnEtL. manufacturers Of Gold
- Pens al TO Broadway, corner of Marion Lane.
NEW YORK.
Also, dealers 81 Gad aud silver Peuhnders & fencis.
y B-Tho highest premium was awarded the afuye
6rm at Tie last Fair of tile Amefcau institute. New
York. soVtp-d ttno
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COPPER. rsN,

MD NIIttI ININ " WE " ~ -
ls3 -tLtrIct Squire, WhfetHg' "a,
eS-suE suhscrer respectfully informs ms trends ahu
a tle p,blic generally that be has removed ne sAlg
r.suis nto lhe large hgiek huilims eAlohing ~ o
staed uhete fully prepared to do an "'tN gi',s
an I'm toaner oi Snet rou entrusted 10 hti, Mh rs
atra nave en band ,afse ass lrtineni 81 } "a ~"
Cooper ~ ave that Viii sell Tor cash OF - ont tnstH
- ~, sh.,t ,r.IiI nr II GEO W JOHNSON
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t,ItF errtofire sitting under ihe arm o.
l Fa1ss rs \ sAkEs. a. " hecine, Va apd Brown
vile. Ia, is tuis day dissolved. nv mutual ransrni
JANE. a. FORSYTH.
Wh.e.lus. JAY Il. lsis. JAMES R.BAkER.
10 "ARTN FRSillf The undersigned having lh'
~ .at cutefvt partnership, vii continue TIE For
yarita{ apl 90 fltltssan Hnsuss- al NJ heeittr and
r,,nsvtis Hntlvr rho name aud style OF F0RsY IA 4
a,1re as heretofore. JAMES T.. BAkt.E
LEON Arb r.. FORSYTH.
Wheeling, Jaiy r. is+s. ROBERT FORSYTH.
ErEINEb AID for sale iew ds1ens fine a. orra
Purse -liA, al ausl2 4 hObNBhooA & Cos.
DISSOLUTION.
-xt,r ,rtuer.hil h-5eteta sting between Wliis
N,g,r.lt Edward Anderson, Alfred tssn-, az
s,.tf,o Anderson. under the urH u ~ A AspgRso
i A., 49,. dissolved April ist hf mutual conseit
~NN WILLIAM ANDERSON,
EuN AID ANDERSON,
ALFREp EVANS,
Mas lhANNtiN AN"HNN'N
-.uF basipe.s Of the iiriu IN ts conducted by q
Subscribers rs heretofore under lhe Old s'S'e OF
WILLIAM ANDERSON.
EnW ARD ANiEE-tNt
FRANKLIN ANDERSON.
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psss. D d. sss aSa'.
nro 5rrEY & coNANT.

sSFFfCF an Mlm sfreei oae door soatn OF lug
- Fry'srestleace. whEElAN1,EN NF'<
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AND Retail BOOT
AND SHOE STORE.

"a i the well known stand of the Black Mammoth
"a Boot, south end of Market Square would resp ct
July inform Their customers ard the public generally
that they are now from the Eastern a. alfac
turcrs large aud well selected of Zoos
SHOES, Leather Caps. Findings, These Good. have
seen selected VITA great care, aRd the qua v
ami latest syG, aud most respectfully inv g all vile
want any OF the a Goods. N and anime them,
as they VIII be sold rs low any other olse n the
city. SEM H. lA44 a.
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L0TnS-spper Ie' aud Rlue Back French. English
" ard American Cloths, IN great W -irtyN -n Bue.
Bottle Green, Grown. Grey Mixed, irsh and Invisible
Cloths. Jrst received ty @ W HEISF Eli.
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nlSSOI.UTlON.

s~sorFFE AffIIs-A superior article of Livingston
~ 4 Kott,n', eiulc up hard and Tor sale iow al
tnu JOHNSUN'S. les Market Square.
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WINDOW GLASS.

lso a fall stock Of window sasics always GA hand aad
az sale al No Us Main 81 81 ROBINSON.
sec ~
AMIN STONES -fu.t received 70 'of ofthose large
~ C44ud ailta. f.u tne stIntrst- 81 fHe eneHtrs
vtttantcd az nu -.e 1u saia a. ts asnutte c,'.
ty5i -Mdftdi sr~eet
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f. II.
VEGETABLE ANTI BILIOUS
FAMILY PILLS

f1HEI have proved OF the greatest beucat in raliev-
= ing and curing estimate aha dangerous diseases.
where other remedies have failed. The worst cases Of
chronic dyspepsia, inveterate eostiveness, Indigestion
d~yspcptic consumption, bilious choiic, erysipelas, rhcu
rratisn, nervous or sick headache. and piles, have been
entirely cured by them; also, liver complaints Of long
standing, enlargement or congestion Of the spleen, some
times called aguc cakeis tho side, bilious fever, fever
and ague in all its FERNS, iaupdice. cholic or spasiu Of
the muscular coat OF the stomach. diarrhTa, dyscntery
or bloody fux. cholera and its prerEonitory symptoms.
(of which many hundred cases have been cured mental
arrangement, nervous debility, drossicai swelling, numb
palsy, epilepsy, apoplexy, sea sickness, scurvy, asih
ma. pleurisy, worIns in children or adults, fits, loose
ness and irrcgularity ofthc soweisoccasloned by teeis
ing or irritation, .crcrs, whooping cough, scarlet
hives or group, crun' ions of the skin, &c.
They are mid hut cfectual in their operation upon
the system, not causing debility or too great eycitemcns.
They are perfectly safe and proper 10 he TAX en- in ever
peculiarly Of situation, climate or disease W here ana
tcrotive, cathartic or laxative would prove lencicia -
1fep ere compatible with every climate, and have ,ccT
found excelcn, prevcntiyes OF the diseases incident
hot temperatures aud new countries, as fever andt,u
bilious affections, &c. They detcrge and cleanse h
blood, cause a free circu !ation, open ohstrHctions,t y
promote the secretion sf healthy bile. They Civ
strength to the stomach, causing the digestion TO be ia,
nal, vigorous and healthy.
ETtrect from Il Letter from the RcU. Mtdd6
Mrmson, Of the Georgia Methodist Con-
ference.
srRIvrs CO., GEORGIA, April 90, 1894.
Rev. and Dear Sir:
Tie fever and aguc is very prevalent in this State and
your Pills are almost a certain cure for II. have broken
the disease upon myself 18th two doses OF the pills, and
| anl not alone m tins experience. have known many
others ex peficncc the same benefits. They are a ned
cipe that exactly sli,s this sultry climate. Yours, &c.
MEDAD MUNS0N.
For sale by BAssErT & ROBINSON and JAMES
AKER, Agents. pr 90
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VENl. NllJl. VICI.

TEL ALIENS VEGETABLE COMPOUND, for tbs
t& cure OF Dyspepsia, LlNER COMPLAINT, NER
NOUS DEBIIi1N. BILIOUS AFFECiIOAS &c &c
THIS medicine is offered 10 The IutIic under The as
saraitce that there is 10 article in existence having stron
ty a regular GRADUATE OF JEFFERSON o
LEGE, Philadelphia, and a practising Physician o
twenty years standing IN Philadelphia, his long expert
enee los confirmed him IA the opinion that a compound
cd medicine was required 10 prevent and remedy the de
Utilization produced by residing IN low ATTIC
CLIMATES. and :" couniefact tie prostfaiing inhuen
ces OF the many nervous disorders with which tie lu
man family ara afflicted.
DIR. ALLEN Is d well known Physician, aud ha.
uses the aloye medicine IN his practice for EIGiIf
YEARS with the most astonishing elect, having tested
lis qualities IN aiove five thousand cases.
NomcdicInc ever received more haiterins recommcn.
daiion from Physicians of eminent standing Than has
teeu bestowed on ihis. Read the following:
The late Oh. GEORGE MCCLELLAN of PhiiadeI
phia, pronounced ii one of the BEST TONIC prepare
SONS he had ever used, and recommended ii strongly in
cases of Dyspepsia, Nervous Debility. etc.
Inc following rs an extract Of letter nom
DR.. ROBERT NEW
an eminent Physician of Lancaster county Pa.
"DR. A~LI.EN-DEAR s.R:-it is with great pleasure
that Inform you of the success attending your Medi
cine, while employed in my practice. ! firmly &c itcvs
that IN eight cases out OF ten the Dyspeptic may, by the
use OF your Medicine, rid himself Of Tins thorn in the
pathway of life. Not only IN Dyspeptic Cases, hut in
all cases of constipation and Diseases depending OH a
dehiiitated state OF the nervous system, together VITA a
torpid state OF the Bowels, viii your ELixIK be Of ines
iinahie value"
The mex, is letter from
J. A. CLEVELAND.
a celebrated Physician and Druggist of Charleston, S. C.
given IN his own words al length.
Charleston. April Is, lS47.
DIR. G w AL~LEN-DEAR SIR:-It is with great salts.
faction | take this opportunity OF adding my experience
IN the sale aud prescribing of your Vegetable Compound
for the cure of Dys peps a, within the last eighteen
months, IN more than one huudted cases of the most
obstinate nature, many of them being Dysf epiie of from
to dfeen years standing. and had defed every treatment
andcilinaie, al last yielded, and were entirely CURED
by a few bottles ot your Invaluable compound; never
had Medicine in my store which has given such a uni.
versal satisfaction aud made so many perfect cures.
eau say, IN in=tanccs where il has been taken for
nyslersia, that has ever faiiedt 10 effect a cure.
Respectfully, yours, &c.
DR. j. A. CLEVELAND,
Druggist and Chemist.
IA Cory 2O9 King street., Charleston 5 c
The above Medicine can tie had James Baker, Vince
ling, Va, A. N. Williams. Farkcrshurg, Va, J. K q
keakirt Cincinnati, Ohio, y A Fahneslsck, Pittsburgh
aud OF Druggists generally.
a LEN & WARD,
Nov II Proprietors Phiia.
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W orl.D YOU have' VIII yoa possess an -fectnsl re-
W mcdy against the awful raysges, that - constantly
made by That fell DESTROYER Of the infant race, WoRas
II sa We say 10 YOU sonhdentialiy with the Blessing o.
6 Lord attending the Application, that u VIII m M
c sIf taken according TO The directions fail TO remove
w- : from the stomach of lhe litiie sufferer aud restore
ntU lih. our vvofn syrup IS Uade entirely ofyegcta
hies. Il efor. harmless FATHERS, Mothers. Guudixns
70 The Parcnfless and all who have The CARGO children
A.. a. not, but hasten Aut get a hottlo of iobrnsaeks
worm syrup a. tne corner OF end aud coates sis fhils.,
OF ans OF their numerous agents throughout The United
States.
COINS provetHs truth Of what we say,
To Coates and second haste away
Therr'. a., rup t,atdn se1iei
W4fns. AA' Wlacau U.s. v 1ues tell.
lis mid ana gentle, vel is sars,
Matiera. it viii ynnr cnIdreu cure,
Tlura can YOU. Wii yuu, set refuse,
Tais hest OF medicines 10 Use ?
heparcd only by } \ a g : i"hensack, SECOND aud
ste-s. sls, Fhia.. aud far "a hy most of The re- lectA
Vie Druggists and Store keepers over tie United states.
rice - cts per Dottls. sep 10
a. James Baker. J Jepsan and l. A. WSt, agents,
theelnng, Va. DAVID fs-k.A 90. agents NaftsusVi'ls.
. mo. Janos A. 6Tay s. 60. Sgsats. Bridgeport. Ohio,
zoe. hosksAss, ~sstsy.s .ssas. AsIisasviis. UsS.
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REMARKABLE CURE OF PILES THIRTY
AGARs -
Mount W ashingtou, Berkshire Co, MAS

MUM w dshiH4toh, befhshte %, NhassJt
Nov 20, lS47.
Nessrs. Wyatt & K~etcbam-Gents For ttirty years !
have been afflicted with piles, general debility, aud in
Hammaii ION. causing tum0urs and prolapsus of the bow
els, aud winch had resisted all The medical treatment
Or Chapman aud others could give. The last three years
of thai tine my suterInrs defy description. was con-
fined 10 bed, unable to help myself, and at last given up
ny NY ply sicians and friend in despair Of ever gaining
my health; ia fact for three days before | commenced
using nt pham's Electuary, | was entirely speeches.
aud my burial clothes were made. But under rrovi.
dence, ard the use Il DR. upham's f1ee,uary, though an
OLD MAJ. ! have the pleasure Of stating tire FkCT to the
public that my health Is now good, and | hope Ia i've
many years II lis Gods VIII, to make known the vir.
tues OF Doctor Upham's Electuary, and to recommend
1t 10 my afflicted iellOw.crcatuTcs. IL helped me beyond
the expectations of all that knew my case, and can
only say 10 others that II IS, in NY opinion, The hest me
iicmc ~ The world for Piles, or any other disease Of the
"wcls; and II they viii use II according 10 the direc-
Lions, ! VIII myself warrant a cure in every case.
Yours, with thu utmost expression OF thankiuiness.
CORNELIUS SPUR.
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IsETORRIE0IDS
Cd FILE. INTERNAL uE N~NIIkNAL- FEMAk
NENrf.Y CURED BY
DR.. Upham'S Vrecl'blc Elcciuary,
IN Internal Rfwcdv. icaich, y used &C
cOr9iag 10 directions. a cure for
lie IS c~uar0ufrcd.

cUrGlng 10 directions. a cure tOT
life Is cuur0nfscd.
SN TON DF TuE uiEEAsF.
4 common cou-rqutuCr uf the affection is a hind ~
terssHus. ur ifsruE down sensation. - IL D. fatttti'f''
called. there ts also heat. tension and tHroh' inr in The
90 tHe n-a~i evrruiIatue suffer ur;-t.ese are caused ly
tIo great toW 81 blood 10 the parts. Sometime tv iH-
nor cost of tis lrV.l rrotrutrs az cvrJ} evacuation.
ufu.rs Nlat rs called T%roIaFsus. or falling ot tie how
es. This is the eIrct Of long continued irritation and
weakness Of tE1t organ lu some Instances tIf patient
known only 10 the suHerc CT. which commence InWcdr
H,ey amer an evacuation. and continue from thn'Y min
Mites iu several hurfs, these sensations are very annoy
iue ans sonnet w~4 very distre>sfug. This q scasc. when
900 ttc hack, mutation Of the ktdUcys aud hIaddrr. and
other n-rsre no fht vicinity. UHin and rumiuc-s 800 the
ic-s ard feet. q Sense " -traitness stuut the chest. and
immature. ulnss- iu the afuniuai visrcrs. accompanied
wlth p4iptsttou Of The heart and oppression. lndivlt
U1is sometimes experience. previous u an attack Ut Tie
IIos symptoms dcu0fiur great der s"cemeut IA tFr ear.
ruat. 'u there is . sense of weight and pressure Iu the
abdomen. with a peculiar feeling or uueasIuess iH TIC
bowels. c0usfitsttou of peuuHum, attended with pain in
tuelUck and = Ius, nausea. ana slight pains IN Tic stui7-
s-h. pale c0ur1cHancc, confused sersa'lpus Inthe head,
wtaruts-. and irritable and dtScou,eutca state OF the
mird. q u "a sense " mlness and oppression i've the region
uf The -.uWaeh. The circulation ON the surface is fee
ic. aud The current Of blood determined Inward and
d,WHw ards.
fop At OH ruy ArovE nisrAsEs ANp COMPLAINTS,
lE VrHAMtS VEGETABLE E~LECTUARY.
CrEEs EEFUCIrAIty, sSp THTEEFoRE PREVENTS rILEs.
READ THE TESTIMONY.
Hudson. leccmAcr II. $50.
GEYrs:-I have used Dr : Yhsm's Vegetable Pie Fec
uars which I purchased Of Won, and hrd It one OF the
lest medicines iu use for tss Piles. and also for all hill
Gus affections, arising from aH impure state of thr sys.
eur. Nous, = 4 COLE, Marble Dealer.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-22
rnned &c. Mal.Lar. onee. New York.l

December g.. iH47.
Mcssrs Wyatt & Kctcham-G cutlcncn. u understanding
HAT you are the general agents for the sale Of DR.. Up
hsu'E Vegetable Eicctuary. for Tie cure of Files. / have
scencd u my duty 10 volunteer Il recommendation IN
hchalt of that invaluable medicine. ! have been afflicted
tur many years with pdcs. and have tired various rene.
dies. bat with no tenehcial cdects-indeed, ] began to
CONSIDER my case utterly hopeless. But about the FIRST
OF september last, J was prevailed upon by a freud 10
make a trial Of the abeve named medicine. took his
vdvire aud rejoice 10 say that am not only relieved,
hut. as | believe. perfectly cured. | most earnestly rec
nWuepd 10 10 all villa may have III. misfortune TO he
otltcted Withthal annoying aud dangerous disease.
Very respectfully, your os't svt, l. MOORE.