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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-05
MANUFACTURING

A company oil stockholders siding in Ken
lucky, Indiana, Arkansas, Louisiana, and
Mississippi, have oraauizsd themselves lor the
purpose OF manufacturing cotton, at Camel
ton, about 100 miles below Louisville. The
facilities offered By this location are all tia.
can be asked. Land is cheap and abanddut.
coal exists in almost eXhaustless quantities.
and there are other "a uses IA existence that
will make C4nnelton one ofthe greatest man
uiacturing points in the Western country, in
many other things besides Cotton. The CAPT
tai stock Of the company is $500 600, of which,
we understand. 100000 will now be put 10
use, and 10000 spiolles VIII be started
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-05

Deata qfo Distinguished t%iierarv Ladg.
Mrs. saroh L. Eigatton MAYO, one oil tie
most chase aud prolific writes ia this country.
died d short time since at her residence in
Gloucester, Moss, Mis-. Mayo has been eli-
tor OF that beautiful Aunua, The Rose OF
Sharon Tor the last ten years. aud the contiu-
ued increased circulation ol the worh has civ
en- good evidence OF her tos,e oud abiiiy a.
an editor, Mrs. Mayo was d Uaiyer,alist.
The wife of a Uaiyersa.ist clergyman, aud
the estimation in which she was held ly thai
denomination OF Christians. may be- learned
iron the following resolution passed atilart.
lord, Connecticut By ihe Gsaetal Convention
OF Universailsts, Sept. 20. ISIS.
Resolved, That 10 The recent decease O
Mis-. Sarah &. EdgarJon Mayo. who has don,
so mach % adoru our literature ana eleyat,
her sex, we recognise q d-euominational los
and IN behalf Of those we represent, We ,ende.
our deepest sympatbiss To her b~ereaved nus
band ANA other friends.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-05

SANTA ANNA's REruRN To MExIco.-La-
ter dates from the city OF Mexico have been
received; by which we learn that Santa Anna
had applied lor his return, The paredcs par.
ty were still disposed to give trouble. The
ahairs OF The country appeared extraordinarily
quiet, but il was iearei that there were ele-
ments OF revolution within, which would
sooner or later bre4h out iuto open hostility
TO the existing government.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-05
GRAND RALLY
q FRIENDS OF

GENERAL TAYLOR!
There will be a meeting Of the friends OF
Gen. Zachary Taylor, at Triadelphia, Va, on
Friday, the 9th day Of October, at o'clock.
FIJI. PEIRPOINT, the Elector for this Dis
trict. will address the meeting. Come one
come all. Several other distinguished speakers
will be present and address the meeting.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-05

How Ignorant we are oil the feelings of
those people who cateTiOf public amusement!
" hen we shout al reading some startling Wit
uci,n-some tart reJnindei-how lille do
We hnow OF The aching head and ~iainti.g
heart, OF the poor wretch who has lahored lof
hoars, To com The one poor onaudrum, where
by he obtains the paltry pittaace by which he
ekes oul his miserable existence!
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-05

IAN imputcut fellow, - saws addison, sis
an outlaw in good breeding, and one may ex-
press tls mind fully When a person speaks
coarse,y, or acts rulely he has dressed him
selt clean to no purpose. The ciothlua oil ou
minds certainly ought 20 be regarded before
that OF our bodies. TO betray III a mans Talk
d corrupt Imagination, or IN bis manners ia
mlIlar tmpertthence, Is a much gteater oleuce
against the conduct OF gentlemen ,hau any
negligence OF dress.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-05
SHOCKING DEATH.-Waji,mM NJ. Ev,a,

SHOCKING DEATH.-Wiliian NJ. Evans
(brother OF the editor OF this papcf) met his
death on the y inst. in d most holrid man
nrr. He had taken passage at Montgomery,
Ala. on boati the steamer Olive, prnmpna-
dug ihs sesenl deck, ia conversation with a
gentleman the boiler burst, and the upper or
hurricane decked passed over the head Of his
companion, and striking MIR. Evaus, pre-
c~ipitated him in the midst Of tue red hot boil
ers, FROM which hOuid 5 iMafinn, blinded as
be was by smoke and steam, he succeeded in
extricating himself by Selling with his hands
the red hot iron bars aud lifting himself out.
Ills nangled body was Immediately convey
ell ashore, and the best medical aid was ZEN
dered him ia vain. He fingered in the most
eXctnliating torment for twenty Tour hours
and expired. Captain Miller was also badly
and otherwise wounded by the explosion,
aud now lies dangerously ill. 1t is thought
the engineer twho is represented to be a m n
OF low ch4ractel) designed The explosion. as
the Captain had concluded to dischlrge lin
when they reached Mobile. and hr hail a hint
oil il. BE- hi, as ii may, the enginerri is now
ia Jail and will, we learn, be tried for his life.
Milton (N. c. Chronicle, Sept. II.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-05

Coon ON Ace.-Mrs. Martha Taber, re-
Gently died at Newport Il. l., at the age Of
one hundred aud four years and six months!-
She had a sister at the funeral, whose age is
ninety-three years, and a neice aged seventy
eight years!
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-05

NOBLE ToASTS-Among the toasts Civ
en- at the Festival at Pass Christian, We're the
following:
Gen. Zlchary Taylor, our honored guest
Great in bis incorruptlble honesty; strong in
bis in1eXIble l~innness invincible in his steady
Independence; as It soldier, deliberate and
cool ia action, wise in council and a success
!ul conqueror; a man who has done his whole
duty ds il cliiztu d soldier.
4 sentiment by the ladies' of Pass Chris
tain
Gen. Taylor-Husband father, friend; gen
tiemsn warrior, Christian. The Tree women
OF our land will bear him on their hearts to
The hishestseats Of honor, giving to the world
taclr appreciation Of a man.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-05
METEOROLOGICAL TABLE.
r.. kOEEACk.
Wholesale DEALER IN BOOTS,
SHOES AND LEATHER.

- ~ II lAN
SHOES N al.
Monroe. between AIaia aud Market streets,
; now opening an extensive assaTilaeut of Goods in
: his line; not willing 10 advertise a quaiitity of arti-
CD he has not got, he deems it unnecessary to euunier-
ate. suffice II 10 say he keeps constantly on hands all
articles IN the trgde. Boots, Shoes, spanish and com
irF sole Lcaiheci Morocco aud X id Skim, Patent Lea
ihef, Lining and binding SKINS, Pegs, Tanners al, etc,
etc an of which lie Will sell lower inan eau he BOUGHT
west 81 Philadelphia, for cash or approved credit. tie
has made arrangements 70 supply all demands for Good
year 5 Patent Metallic Cum Shoes Of all kinds, at man.
dfacturets prices, adding carriage. All orders for
goods ~ MS Iue promptly attended TO. oct5
JUST ARilNED-Fh subscriber has the pleasure OF
" announcing 20 the citizens OF Wheeling aud its Vi.
- lr't received the Grfrfenhers Compa-
N.Y. Genuine Family Medicine, consist ins of Vegetable
pins, Green Nouutaln oiutneni, SarsapaTiila. Chit
crcas' lantcca, Eye Lotion, Fever and Ague Pills,
iisatih Bitcts, Dysegiery Syrup-By calling on the
Subscriber the properties Of the aiove Medicines can be
AscerJained. ocb FISHERS BOOKSTORE
u sAL Weleh Flannel warranted not 10 shrink in wash.
- Ing; Also superior SIR Flannel for Shroudlua;
French Mart and pid danr for children, just reed and
Tor safely oct5 ~JSENSENEY
rLOrHs Of The hest make in nix sud fancy colors.
- Gassimeres-plt doe skin, ribbed and s!fiped ditto.
BFk and fancy also cassinetl', all at extremely low pfi,
ees. oe3 J~stNsENEN
Y HAVE now received my fll stock Dress Sins com.
l. prlsing GloSslc and clan.eahle OF The richest color.
slse stripes. plaids, aud Brochs; Bl'k do in plan. pisii
agd stripe OF the very hest qualities, 10 which the atteu.
ton Of the Ladies Is particularly invited.
oei5 J sENSENEY
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-05
MN IN MIND

TTlTN II .TF.TIF
That tho Presidential Election is held on the
first Tuesday, the 0h Day OF November
next. and that it lasts bat Tor one day only 3!
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-05

The steamer highland Mgry, down last
e 'eniHg from Weston, landed at Alton Col.
Newly DR.. Robinson, Lieut.. Hamilton. md
80 Volunteers, ADD 80 ho,srs, being a part OF
ist IL gIneut OF illinois No.ulteeis,l from san
Ia Fe.-St. Louis Rep.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-05
own knowledge. our Nc
To DR. y. JaYSE. Philadelphia.
umnNEN NE OF MORMs-Ayc. and crown

prescribed in almost every variety Of disease AID with
Unparalleled success. especially in cutaneous affections.
cancerous. s%crofiious and scorbufic diseases. liver com.
paint, dyspepsia. and diseases originating from olstrnc.
ton or enlargement OF the glands, or impuriiy of the
hluod. ,
MIR II Andfesnn. Lamicrtville,N J, says have used
three bottles OF your Alternative with most decided good
effect.
MIR. ] T Frazer, Sidney, Ohio, says, I have sold the last
bottle of your Alteraiiyc and the ind3ea IONS are, that
it will sell very rapidly. Itis highly spoken OF by all
who nave used it.
Gowdy, llazzlewcod & Davis, Ca'nphelplHe, h say.
We wish you to send Us two dnz Of your Alternative, as
we have run short of the article. We are curing a eau
Ger, and We want you 10 pack the medicine immediately
aud forward it on. Your medicines are taking well IN
this section.
Msssrs. Thralls & Potiinrer, Warsaw. Ia, say. April
3d, ls4G-We are nearly out Of your Alternative. 1t IS 4
good medicine. Please send us more of il.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-05

The Nashville Wing SETS down Tennessee
as certain beyond all doubt for Taylor. Ii re-
marks. How certain Tennessee Is, may be IN
lerred from the TACT thit the Lgcos wont bet
a red cent upon its going against Taylor,
while ore OF their Electors has admitted on
the stump that he viii G.. the State. a-Er-
ctaRse paPer.
Wen may remark that one Of the Cass cleo
tors informed Us not a week since, that they
all expected Tennessee would give Gen. Tay-
Tor large majonty-that they only fought a
listie to keep the party together.
Loss Of The Propeller Golith. The fear
lul loss oil this vessel Oh Lake Huron is con-
frined, in its most melancholy aspects
There is nothing yet authentic, but all the
steamers and vessels from above, bring the
same rumors in relation to the seeing ofthe
light and hearing the explosion, by several
vessels and By the people on shore, at lie
time aud in the direction, where the Propel-
Ter Is SUPP, srd TO have been, at the same
time.-She had about 200 kegs of powder on
board, which is supposed to have exploded
during a violent storm. About % pas>en-
gers, besides a crew Of 10, were on board, all
OF whom IT is feared, met with a terrible death.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-05

teased 70 Erlst-rhe Evening National.
published al New Orleans, has been discon.
iloei. The Hon. J. W Crockett. one Of its
,a'.7ts, hos become associated with the \. o.
Ia4l-ua.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-05
SOUTH WHEELlNG
Boot. Shoe and Leather Store.
MfMErHEN a. ~

Opposite iiassett & Robinson, South Wheeling,
TsANE Just received and are now oAering for sale a
s~t@ new aud superior assortment of Boots, Shoes Lea
ther &c. ofaliuost every size, quality, price aud des-
~cription, which they are determined 10 sell as low as
they can he obtained OF any other dealer in the city of
of Lceling. As 10 p1ce and quality they iaviie Gus
tnnerslo call and examine for themselves, being sat lsi.
ed of their ability 10 please. They viii also keep on
hand q variety Of Hats, Caps Shoe. Bla:king, Shoe
Fnresd; Get. eel, No pains spared 10 accommodate.
JAS. II. M'MECIE 4 co.
South. Wheelims. Oct A. lS4s-lma
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-05
REesieAsE SyEEIS
a"ENi Or THE CINCINNATI TYPE FOUNDRY
and Printing Warehnuse

ana PRINTING Warehouse,
ES LtiH On hahd, and manufactures 10 order almost
- o'eiS variety OF Printers Materials. az the latest
. L~s'ein prices with a very liberal discount f5r cash
III, rg,iisILn ny M'sains 10 purchase an office, on application.
WI re i"fHished with an estimate OF the qnspiuy ana
'he cost OF 1t, by their stating the WORK fs.uired ia bs
zone ne size of their paper.
~ " "shiistnh Presses manufactured al this estah.
ae itefiofto none-a great Improvement IN
,ne, construction as well as a reduction OF price. nav.
VMet presses msdet to order. Superior Proof pres.cs
80 y r.. gus atd i@orlers, rom the FoundHes O
hinre snd I Nhite OF &. Y. and l. I.hps,n MIN,
~ %" manu- Persons purchasing for cash afe csne
ela'f invited 60 c~aiitetorr rutchasinr elssNb.re
At"sp several repHi h1pd presses, ana secondhand
IONS u type butlHlie worn, t5l saie iow. ort6
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-05

y \. FANHEsToCKfS VERMtFUCE is the
hest anthelmintic ever discovered The experience Of
more than eighteen years has testified that lis success in
all Gases ot worms is perfectly certain. 1t may safely
he as=ertained that the lives Of hundreds of children
have been saved by it's use, and thousands restored to
health, whose emaciatei bodies must soon have sunk
under fearful ravages of this insidiDas destroyer. To
obtain the genuine article it is necessary 10 see that II is
u A Fshuestotk's Vermifuge, prepared at Pittsburgh Pa
The above medicine is for sale, ON agency, in Wheel
ing. by ]. CRUMBACKE Err, Main street. and by
VI ES X Err, cor. Main and Monroe SITS. sept25
Ako by WM Il M'KEE, South Wheeling.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-05
CONCERT.

grER. nEAPsiER, composer OF the MAJ Queen
Ssf& Lament OF The Irish tmisFaut,' blind Eovi am
otaer pnpataf songs. respectfully announces 10 The cfu.
@tas ut Nhecliis his intention OF giving hs original
hallad entertainment ~ the CITY HALL, GA sATuG.
hAf evening. Oct tn, on winch occasion he Win s..,
the following selection OF his fag0rte songs
The spot where / was The loyd one Wa MOI tbete
horH, JOAN Anderson my 10,
N@W Sc 10Y Weclhing, A man : a man Dor a'lhat.
lt "lth yaH once again Lament ofthc Irish enusrant
my irleud, Let as love Que another.
wy Nahnie, ~ tm acne, an atone,
Jcsnalp Mguls3D, Duncan Gray,
CANEAIA.
tha Ma queen, a song in three nsris, poetry nv
NHfrd f%euavs0n, music by Demps e; part / BYE ~
tt1t ,paft ~ Asw Years Eye.uart iI Return ofSariD~
Fhs s1af esre. nts tse gradual decay OF a yoans a,i
araattiui glib, 'fum lls hioo D OF aeaith to a areansiuFc
grave.
Dpors open A. O'Clock. Performance "a rom,.,.
q . .. iee.i, . cts Ia re- had At WahciGau's Lttersry
DQaoi, Noul N4Iu ,tle.t. 10y
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-05
CHEAP WATCHES AND JEWELR1
lOG ClEsrNUT Street, Philadelphia

No. LOG CHESTNUT Street, Philadelphia,
Opposite me FraHhijH House.
IMPORTERS OF GOLD n SILVER FATENT
&. t:ENE lt WATCHES, AND MANUFACTURERS
or JEW ElBN-A good assortment always on band
LON Fa'thi levers, ~ Jewels, SIS silver do. : IS to SO;
Gnid %l,epihs'' ; 0; Silver 10 SIC to SIS; Clocks and
ilhie tlecesi Gold Pencils, Si,2j, upwards. Diamond
Io!nied Gold Pens. 81 ,50; Gcla Bracelais and Breast
rms, N great variety; Ear Rings; Miniature Gases,
Guard Chains, Si2 to SIS; Plated Tea SETS, Castors
case BASKETS, Candlesticks, Britannia Ware, Fine Ivo.
Handled Fable Cutlery, and general assortment Of
Fancy Goods.
AMERICAN SILVER.
FORK AND SPOON MANDATORY.
J& l. WARD, No 100 CHESTNUT street pbiiade,-
plia' opposite the Franklin House, Manufacturers OF all
hlHds OF SILVER spoons, Forks Tea Sets, Ladies', Get. Al
woIN made by Us IS stamped with our name, and war.
fshied 10 be made Of purely American coin. sep2 won
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-05

To CARRIAGE NAkEGS
GrF h GREER have Just iced q large supply r
Coach Lace.
T1f Glazed carvrss iof Tors
t1Higcr Ntf cloths
Nettic Gum e.uths.
Hass Bands.
Erss- Sight Flames;
tsutslr Handles.
stump Points;
Euemefiei Top Wiles.
nrah cloth for Lining
Nrah u~a-uasts;
Lining Nal.s
SIk and worstcS Fringe,
q" centre Resets;
Scanning cords
Patent Uasa Leather;
Brass and silver Dash frames;
Elliptic Springs;
Rue1y Boxes;
NaiicahIe irnu-assnfted.
Buggy wh.e,s.
Bent Fellows;
" shafts.
wheel Hubs;
I And every other article IN the line, which they our TOT
sale at small profits. T GEtEk,
ortj Opposite Post ONCE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-05
THE INFERENCE

There never, probably, were two men more
different in their characters than Gen Cass and
Gen TAYLOR. The former has filed public OIL
fees almost from boyhood,-he has ever sue
oeeded in trimming his sails 50 as to meet the
breeze Of ofhcial favor, and he has consequent
" been removed from one Office TO another
without accomplishing anything in any. He
was appointed by Jefferson a sort OF thief
catcher, an officer whose province it was 10
catch offenders against the laws and TO sell the
last bed from the poor nuns cabin. We sup
pose Mr. jefferson, who was a good judge Of
human nature appoiated him 10 that office be-
cause be knew he was well fitted TO discharge
the duties, being hardened by nature against
all tile finer feelings and solicitous only 10
earn his fees. 1t was some years before he
came into war, ana when he did he was the
first TO run, and OF course, the first to swear
hard against his commander. When in
France be bowed lowest to monarchy, and
when monarchy was humbled 10 the dust was
the first TO revile the monarch. Track him
where You will, and YOU will find him crawl
ing in the slime of selisaness and ever look
ing out for his own agrandizement.
How different is Gen Taylor? When he
was appointed to Office he was appointed 10
defend the flag Of his country. Whenever or
wherever he was found, it was with his lace
10 the foe and whenever he has spoken OF
Others it is in honor and p%reise. Cass, spoke
dispafsgingly oil his commander and his Tel
low soldiers when be came out of the great
battle OF Cunard's bridge where nobody was
killed and nobody hurt. Gen Taylor never
fails TO shift from his own shoulders as far as
he can, all the glory OF the battles he has
fought and won. Here is the leading differ
ence in the en-on is covetous and selfish
the other generous seIi-sacdfcing and purely
honest. Will not the latter make the best
President?
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-05

RoBHERy.-Early yesterday morning state
room on board the steamer Revolution, IN
which Col. S1uniloul lodged, was cn1cled
ami robbed OF q single-cased gold watch.
About The same time, on the same boat, a
discharged soldier, who was about returning
TO his home with the proceeds OF biz hartearl-
iues. amounting 'o Sl20, was robbed Of every
dollar. A. yet there is 40 clua 10 the perpe-
tm,or Of these robbcries. Too much vigilance
cannot be- observed by travellers aud others "a
gaiI-t The band @, thieves thai iu.est the city.
81. L0pis Rq.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-05
BOWEL COMPLAINTS, COLES. &c.
Positively cured by JAYEE's CtRNtNAIIyE BAIsAN
Chicago, ILL.,. March -, it45.

TUsItTVGIy tWItU U! JAINE TNKETNNIINE UATsAN
Chicago, ILL.,. March -, it45.
DR.: u. J~AYSE-neaf sir.-Nou ash me what proofs |
meet with of the efficacy OF your CauWnative. | ean
safely say that ! never prescribed a medicine for Bowel
Complaints that has given ne so much satlsfactiou, aud
my patients 30 speedy and perfect relief rs this. hen
ever introduced into a family, II becomes a standing re
ntedy for those ailments, and is eailrd Tor again aud a.
gain, which | thiuk pietty good proof ct its efficacy and
usefulness. In the summer Complaint Of children, 1t
has frequently appeared TO snatch the little victims, as
it were, fem the grave. alt saved the life ofmy child,
and of such aud such i child have repeatedly heard
said. In dyseutcIic affections OF adults, ] have time
aud again seen it act Ike charm, and give per-. alient
relief IN Z few hours, may say in a few minutes. In
hne II is a y valuable medicine, and 10 family should he
without il. Respectfully. NJ. j.. KNAPP, NJ. ID.
Prof OF Materia Melica ia the Ieaporie University, la.
Prepared only by Dr. ID. Jayne, Philadelphia, and sold
on agency by i. i. BkENTLINGER .lourue st
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-05

TO SADDLERS!
NTT GREER arc now receiving an additional sup
~ ple Of
Brass and silver plated S~ra4ies;
" d" loose ring %Rradoonsi
&" 4" " Sirrup Irons;
" q Harness Mounting;
" " " Bride Buckles:
Brass Martinrale Rings;
Patent brass tined red, russett and black do;
Fine Ivory do;
Ispp'd Harness Mount ",
Sfraining Web:
Cotton and w0rsted girth do;
roller do;
Cut TacSs, all sizes;
shoe Thread;
3 cord do;
" Sik;
PInsh. fringe, binding, morocco skins, hog skins. wstte
weHiur do; Saddler's Tools. brass wire bride hucNles'
SILK and worstcd fringe: brass aud silver ornaments, 70
setter. trunk nails. Trunk locks, lining papcr,eto. etc
Sa4dlers will be pleased with our goods aud prices.
OFT aud GREER,
nrt2 corner Market aud Monroe SIS. Wheeling.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-05
DR.. c. c. vanehn's voee.arle Litbontrintic Mixlnre

Nr. q. c. NaughH's N|egc.aNle lIthOntriptic MIXTURE,
HE Great American Remedy, is attracting tho notice OF
the principle pagers all over the country. Not a journal
Of any respccIahility. hut what has commented on the
great fame of this medicine. II has be IN introduced all
over The world, and has earned fr Itself q reputa.
ton never before eIaalei by any article ia the line, in
this or any other country. The singular stories told of
lis singular power over diseases OF every natlsc, serve
TO strengthen TIE belief that magic has agency in the
matter, and the facts as they stand forth in the blaze Of
hosnday, stripped of all embellishments are truly start
ling No other medicine is ever tic6gtt ofin many of our
most fopaious villages and towns, and the voices we
isight a'aioet say OF millions, cured af all kinda of com
plants, are beard in lis praise. see our columns. call on
lhe Agents Il he Great American Remedy, this LiIhon-
triptic Mixture, aud get a pamphlet. sepl2J