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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-14
Cunt GtEGJGaCp,.

Tss5RS. KEATiNG would rasYec.nlly call the al.
s3. tention OF her friends and he public 10 her well
selected stock of Fruit and COZ orary. which she
receiving and opening az her siort Monroe ST.
opposite the Merchants and Mechanics Lsnk.
CONSISTING of Oranges lemons EajslHs. Fi1s Pxunes
French cWTrants Raisns preserved Orange peel ureser-
we'd Lemon pee, Citron aud us OF all kinds all of
which she vii! sell wholesale rerai at the lowest
prices.
Country Merchants would do vgl!to call and exam.
Inc ior then selves. oct 2d.
= BALE Soft shell Almonds
- do English Waluuts,
de Cream Nuts,
40 Eherts,
Bags ground Nuts,
! Bib leccHs,
u Boxes bunch Rasins,
10 Drums Figs,
Erals Dates,
. Kegs Fresh Currants
do Fresh Tamarinds
Boxes Oranges,
. do Lemons.
l Bbl LINES, just received anl for sale by
MRS. HEATING.
oct % Monroe street.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-14

DEAFNESS CURED-IR. McNAiRS ACCOUS-
TIC OiI4-Phose deaf from Old and from infancy
often their hearing i'll most miraculous manner
by the Of this OIL 1t has tbs ecct to restore the
tension ana bring the natural action OF the pats
as 10 restore the hearing when lost or impaired TINS
Will be done in all cases of recent DEAFNESS and many OF
long standing. All deaf persons should use This oil -
Comstoek CO. u CORTLAND s., are The Wholesalers
Pr!ce 5 per GasA.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-14
SDl'y G OOn1>
aler. Nepntan.

Money Saved!
NEW ARRIVALS OF 10 PACKAGES OF
ALL AND WINTER DRl-GOODS
Which ciU be sold trem2 20 TO 30 per
cent cheaper than any other
House in this city.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-14
N q IA3.
and Garnet Ware Rooms,



"A GENERAL assortment of the most approv ed pat
IL s. and latest styles always hand AID made
to order the shortest notice al the wholesale and re-
tail char mandatory, No 1871, Main ST.
aug 20 w RIHELDATTFR.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-14

CARPET BINDING, Just received y Gross carpet
w. binding, and for sale by the Gross Or single
MENBEL. HARBOUR, & 60
oct q l43 Main street.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-14

lust received lot Of superior silk Flush Caps for
a Gents and luf sale low al HENRY :,
nc. " u atey st.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-14

FsJIMEIS MONEY-Notice 10 those thai want the
.as time, MENDEL and HARBOUR have just receiv-
ed large of Grass Mantle Clocks of new
and beautiful style and warranted to perform weFor
sale by Tie case, or u singi very low. sep2
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-02
nc =ATF0RM.

..,,tli,sn government, in which the
reIrssertalives Of the people shall pass ia"s
redarlIess of tie viii Of him who happens "
h. p,.sideai. We believing that the WHORE
',c,,le are better capable OF governing theW-
ssI.es han is one man oil governing 'henl.
m. administrations OF all the affairs oil gov
eminent as they were administered py WASH
;ng,nn Jefferson and Madison, Tor the Gfea'-
est good OF the people. ,;oh
Honesty Of men and purpose IN all hlgh
stations a. well as low.
F,rbssrance from the conquest OF ioreieii
,atious. and all euaPavurs TO extend our pow
pgas nation, beyond It's present vast oouh-
daries n onr ;,,ercorrse
with f.rejqn nations aud neutralty IN 'heir 81
t,;,s HAT while we make our country respect
"A shro.d we may make it the peaceful asy-
Inn, tor the oppressed Of other nations.
hsrty of a free expression OF opinion a.
,,nrt all men - shat The oihcers Of govern
,,s,t while they shall be required TO discharge
their duties failhlully and promptly 10 'he oe-
rartment and the people by wnieh 'uey are
Nd tbey shall be allowed TO dihef WIN 'iie
executive IN measures OF government "i'lou'
fear Of removal. - $500
The economical administration OF govern
mtot-the payment o. salaries out no sA 5'es
and the prompt payment OF the hatioi.a' "S9.
Tie protection q oar donies'le .aoo
and tbe money oiibr county against the pau
Der labor ana oppressive millionaifes u hu-
rope. iaL.s and
lerbors. and HE general protection o' VIC
commerce a the country.
THE CASS PLATOON.
nj c.. t.,,.,#as and TWO fishes.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-02

F have seen ia the public press, aud have
heard aboui the streets much That connects
nv name with lbs "Whelan Confession AMI
It's authors aad publishers. Not to enter ~
'n lanZ detail, by contradiction % what
j. .alse IN the stories adu0t. | VIII merely
state my whole connection With the matler.
Some four weeks ago ! was asked BY M.
David MlClaue, the editor Of the Argus u J
could NOT lake likentss Of Michael Nhelau,
| answered, TINT it an opportunity occurred
supposed could. The subject thus introdu-
Cad be referred 10 several times until made
an engagement with him to 20 and see Nhe-
Ian in prison. | did not know how OF BY
what means was to obtain an opportunity
to do what Mr. Maclane desired did not
ask. There was no bargdin TO furnish Ike
ness upon my part and | did not feel concern
ei IN the matter only so lar as to do Mr.
Maciane a favor. An opportunity was not
given by the prisoner aud | did not succeed
Ia obtaining his likeness. ] did not 90 50
tar towards accomplishing my purpose as to
+ take from the jail any sketch OF him Of mem
orandum | did not again 90 to the jail
I The lace 81 Whelan was not sufficiently inn
I pressed upon my memory TO make from recoi-
I lection picture that | could call likeness.
! Alter the visit to the ail was asked by Mr.
{
! him that thought NOT: that could not re-
turn against the desire OF the prisoner. for be
woHit give me no opportunity. and | codld
not succeed. | had been Stretching upon the
paper that brought with me from the jail
several beads, showed them to Mr. Maclune
ard observed that any OF the heads would
DO for his pnrpose, | said this under The IN
preston thdt most Of the Iikeuesses OF nur-
derers were merely ideal. II there was any
likeness IN the head that Mr.. Macane got OF
me TO Wbe'an, il was accidental. ! make
this short statement 10 repeat what have
said before that did not consider that had
been successful in drawing Michael Whelan.
Could have drawn from memo a sketch
resembling Michael Whelan, would have
done SO WI hout moments thought OF dolng
any one an injury. TO get head Of him,
would not annoy him.
In the Confession" ! have never had the
least interest. The sale OF it does not con
cern me. am not concerned in 1t person
ally, politically, or religiously, and care no
a straw about It.
| never saw Michael Whelan until ! saw
him IN Jail that | can now recolect; neve
spoke 10 him 10 my knowledge. ! do no
know Mr.. Hughes, the writer OF the Con
lession," have no connection then with MI
chael WheIan, his confession. or conessola.
As regards the card coming this morning
from Wheon. OF that | shall take my owl
time to consider, and may have about it,
lew remarks to make. before the subject be
comes too old to BE- interesting.
JAMES A. MCLEAN.
Wheeling, Sept. /, 1913.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-02

THE CLERGYMEN TURNED POLITE
CIAN.-1he Land Reforming canlidote for
Vice President, on the ticket with Gerrit
Smi;h, is Rec. Z. c. Foote, OF Michigan His
creed is
lst. That men cannot hold property in
soil. irst because il has no value. in lis virgin
or primitive state. o. and secondly, because
il belongs 10 the Creator!
q. That human government being the ag-
ent Of the Divine. soil must be held for the
landless born and unborn. Reason, human
necessity.
81. Every man has natural, and conse-
quently moral right, to occupy portion
OF the earth's surface sufficient in quantity for
his comfortable subsistence.
These three propositions being, saws the
Rev. Mr., Foote, il follows, OF necessity:
/. That government should guaranty TO all
who desire il farm
ID. That this farm or homestead cannot
be alisnated TO liquidate debit is sacred.
| Sd. Government transcends their right aud
/ become u" rpefs when they make sale of I'M
occupied land TO non residents and land spec
uldt0rs.
This is Mr. Foote'S Platform" and the
Platform Of the Fourth party" We give it
that all may see the extent OF fanaticism
which possesses the minds OF the indoent and
visionary among us.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-02
ITEMS.

NATURE OF AN OATH.-On Saturday. at
( Philadelphia, boy aged Twelve wears. was
called TO testify, and was asked if he knew ;he
nature otan oath. to which he replied as fol-
tows: elf tell the truth now and be good af-
forwards, will 60 to Heaven JuIae Kel-
/ ley remarked that the question was never bet
ter answered by one so young.
FsReIGN LETTERS BY order of the Post
master General, an agent OF The department
will be in attendance on the departure and ar
rival OF each of the British mail steamers from
and at Boston, to receive postage upon all
letters and other mailable matter subject TO
such charge.
Coon lDEA.-On al the genuine notes of
the State Bank OF Ohio, the numb-rof human
figures represented in the yigneue corresponds
with the number OF dollars represented hy tie
bill. This is sure protection from fraud by
the alteration of bills Of small denomination
to those OF larger
EmoRAHrs there arrived at New York.
on Fritay last, 2 700 emigrauis. The whole
number at that port thus Tar this year is no.
4Ol, and IN the previous e ght months l2y.
0c2, being 239 ,486 in the last Is months.
FATAL ACCIDENT. Mr. Timothy Wei.s.an
agent OF the Lehigh Coal Compony, was hill
ed at Mauch Chunk, Pa, on Wednesday last
by piece Of lumber falling upon him.
Snow Is AuGusr.-Ad dispatch from Alba
ny, dated Oh Sunday, states hat ii Was then
showing at that place.
Gen Taylor arriyedot Psscaeola. from New
OrIeaps, ON the 18Th, and made grand re.
view ct the troops there under Gen rwigs.
6en. T. was accompanied by Mlj. Bliss
The Ocean Steam Navigation Comnany'.
third ship, Cor the Southampton and Bremen
line, hos 50 far progressed al New York That
she viii be launched iais week, 50 states The
Herald.
---'Fhe new hotel of Mr.. Howard. in New
York. conner Of Chambers street and Broad.
Way, IS 90 be called the Irving tloase, in com
pIlmeat TO Washington Irving.
The store OF james Stuart, in Phladslnhia.
was robbed On Frdiy night OF $500 worm OF
watches and jewelry.
The aouui clam bake with which snodrv
good cltlz-Hs OF Boston resale themselves on
hhoJe island soil, was celebrated last We'd
uesJay.
The tolls On the Canal, at Cinci mali have
been reduced 10 cuable that State wnrl of
OHIO to compete win Cbe Little Miami Rs1.
road.
The STEAMBOATS, san ana Gen. Greene came
i9 collision aI Puilade.p nil, on Sund,y. cna-
sIdea0.y injariug both.
Gen. Per.if.f +. Smith, Of Louisiana. has
lnved M Washington.
A DlFRgScE.-Gr TAYLOR Is cslab,,,al
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-02
RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

The Congregation Of the I'd Presbyterian
Church. under the pastoral charge of The Rev
Z. Dickson, have removed 10 their new place
OF worship in South Wheeling, having con-
veried the back building of the late residence
OF Mr.. William Chapllne into neat airy
Church. By divine permission service may
be expected there to morrow (Sdbbath) at The
usual hours morning and night.
Sent 2 1913.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-02

0HIo lRoS ~ western paper observes that
few persons ore acquainted with the Iron in
lerests in Ohio. Ii IS now becoming very
important branch OF manufacture aul large
amount OF capital is invested in the business.
Ii has been steadily growing in Ohio for some
years past. The great seal OF iron manutac
lure OF the State, is in the neighborhood of
Hanging Rock, ON the Ohio river Within
radlus OF 20 miles there are thirty furnaces.
Twenty OF these are in Ohio. and ten in Ken
tucky. 10000 tons Of iron are annually maa-
uiactured III these furnaces.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-02
.TAYLoRS SOUTH CAROLINA LETTER.

TAYLoRS SOUTH CAROLINA LETTER.
That uneaus i5aab.e wife.worker and
busy body ct lbe Naw York Thbuue. who
has 1abblej ia Nszmersm. Four.eii.m and
all other isns ',at only embodied 'It ne
cessity OF entertaining one ilsl OF "a line,
aud who has narrowed down hi, circle OF
vision until be can see nothing bot Horace
Greeley undertook 70 mise breeze in Albany
thu other day, by sending uo telegrphic
despatch announcing that Gen Taylor had
accepted the Chasissjcn nomination in con-
nec,ion with Gen. Batter and rapudiated all
political pledges We think Che recent hoax
published in the Tribune ought TO have put
the wings OF Albany ou tlejr guard. bui
meeting was called anil addresses inside. but
no resolutions adopted. Thsyadjounej UNI
til the next day and then lsamed that he had
written the following letter only in reply
to the announcement OF tiis nomination, 30
which announcement 80 mention was made
OF Buffers nomination.
BArov Gorer Ua.) Arg 9. lsAS.
S,r.Ihave the n5aor to acano~iet-e the
receipt If veut communication OF the 25.h u'-
limo officially 8uuHuugi4-;o me MY nomina-
lion far Presieac, ,y .loTgt mesi ing Oh the
/ Democratic cisiz.us Of CHir., sion. South Cor
/ rolipa." held iu that ti.s Du tae -bih ui1mo,
and over which yuu were ,hc presiding ON
GER
This deliberate expression of she friendly
| feeling existing towards roe among large
aud rgsneefs b.. norton a. lac citizens of EOur
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-02
POLITICAL DEBATE.

The people, far and near, of all parties, are
invited to attend great political debate to
be held at Haneytown, Marshall Co. Va. on
FRIDAY, September 18th, 1913.
The debate to commence as early as the
speakers can reach the ground The speakers
expected on the part OF the wings, are H. ia
D, d. M. Edglngton. c. W. Russell, J. 4.
" harton, VIM. Pitts, and w. II. Oldham,
Esqs On behalf OF their opponents, J. T..
Martin, J. Montgomery of Washington, and
others not yet announced
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-02
LIFE OF GENERAL TAYLOR.

cheap edition Of the Life of GENERAL
ZACHARY TAYLOR. by J. L. Wharton, which
has recently appeared in the columns of the
Times, has been prepared and is now ready
tor general distribution. 1t is printed with
clear type, on good paper, in pamphlet OF
% octave pages. 1t will be sold BY whole
sale, at the low rate OF $50 thousand copies.
Orders viii be received at tie office of the
lines. As it issnli Tor almost exact cost
Tor the sake OF wide distribution and general
circulation, order. will in all instances be ac-
companied by the amount due.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-02
N NEFER.

We will fornish the Wheeling Times and md
Gazst,e fNyeekly) rom this time until the
close Of The ean,ass November 10, Tor the
low price olTWLNTY FIVE CENTS. Inns
will give all the information wanted Tor a
mos exciting period, and returns on the day
niter the election from the most important
POINTS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-02

More than 60 Touring mills have been
this year erected in state OF Michigan.
FREE SOIL AT THE SOUTH. W. men
toned yesterday (says the Baltimore Clipper
Free Soil meeting which was held in Louisi-
ana. The New Orleans Delta of the 18Th OF
August states that some pretty strong speech
es were made, and some excitement created,
aud that finally the meeting broke up in con
siderable disorder. II adds the following:
"The Mayor of Lafayette, who was present
al the meeting, thinking that the language of
some OF the orators was sedtious, bias issued
proclamation against all violations OF the
provisions OF the Black Code iorbldding
speeches and Writings calculated to make Ger
tam classes OF our population dissatisfied
There will, we understand be another meet
ing OF the Free Soil men in Lafayette to-
night"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-02
REMOVAL.
SHOE THREAD WAREHOUSE.

Va LARRABEE has removed TO bis Warehouse,
2As CORNER OF CALVERT and ERCER SITS
Baltimore, ard has now in store, OF direct Importation
from the celebrated factory Of Tittley latham and
Walker. a full assortment Of SHOE THREAD, viz:
brown, green half hlcached white and yellow, which
he sprenared 10 sell by the bale less quantity
good terms as TIE same quality can lie had for in the u
niied States. Also general assortment OF SHOE
FOOLS and FINDINGS, VIZ Shoe Knives, Rasps, PM
GERS, Hammers, Avis and Anvil iIandles Pegs all sz-
cut and cast lacks French Irons complete; Peg Rasps
and Cutters, &C Premium Glass Paper, 10 take the
place OF the common Sand Paper very superior article
being our own,mEnufaeture. WARRANTED. Lasts, Boot
Trees, Shoe Trees, Crimpug Boards all of his
manufacture of the very best timber and of the latest
STYLE Every article he obtained this establish
ment for acur ing Boots Shoes except leather
All of the above viii be sold he lowest market price,
Country merchants particularly requesedto call.
T.. LARRABEE.
sep1-imS2,j0 No 81 South Calvert ST.
n Two Horse Pe5dljns Wagon, for sale. Enquire of
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-02

We learn that Mr. Clemens, at the meet
ing on Thursday night, was very personal III
his remarks concerning the editor OF this pa
ner We wish lie would be little more
particular about his language or we shall De
comce|led 10 write to the Governor giving
our reasons why he should appoint some
other person as judge of the election. The
truth is, we have always liked Clemens, and
we don't want him to cut up any rusty 10
mar the good opinion we had OF nm.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-02
REGIS TER

HEFORTED ny c. II BERRY
ARRIVALS Ann DEPARTURES
NJ Beufs tor the lust "a hours eafutg yester
LAY al 4 o'clock, p NJ
ARRIVED.
Virginia, Dawson, Steuhenville.
Tuscarora, Poe, Pittsburgh,
Consul, Kinney, .
Hudson, Poe. -
Companion, fomlinson, a."
Magnet, Carothers, g
DEPARTED.
Virginia, Dawson, Steubensille.
Tuscarora, Poe, Cincinnati,
Consul, Kinney, Pittsburgh,
Hudson, Poe, Sun Fish,
Companion, Tominson, Parkersburg,
3 feet inches water falling
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-02

Q~s-We regret that. for sinister purposes
the editor Of tie Argus has seen Fit to de-
nounce the Bishop Of the Catholic Church.
Itis well known 20 all that Bishops OF The
Catholic Church rarely interfere with polltl'
cal or purely secular oaairs and we now state
that we have never seen or heard from the
bishop. eitherdireedy or indirectly, since the
commencement OF this affair We should
think that person whose whole character is
as nnbeninished as that OF Bishop Whelan'
might escape defamation
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-02
AGENTS. WANTED

yTyO CANVASS FOR SOME NEW AND POPULAR
- WORKS, in every COUNTY throughout the u
Hi;ed States. To Agents lie most liberal encourage.
ment is ofieredwtl small capital OF $50 to 500.
chance is offered, whereby agent make from 10
to S2j per week. For further par address (post
paid WM, a. LEARY
sepl--w6m No l5S North SECOND 81. Phi'a.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-02

before expressed our regrets that he can neith-
er shape letter nor an opluian 10 suit them.
lie has not been IN The habit of consulting
his opponents, he always fights and whips
Iheln 50 that our Loco friends have no RENE
dy until after November, aud then there may
be rest, periurbed spirits. '-Phila. Armer
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-02

TAYLOR IN MASSACHUSETTS. The
nominations made in Buffalo cannot have
much effect upon the Wings Of Massachusetts,
Tor they already begin to see the folly OF vot-
ing Ter one locofoco 10 preference Is another.
Tie New Hampshire Gazette states that all
the gentlemen in Franklin county, who sign
ed the call tor the Worcester Convention, save
d. w. Alvord. have concluded to support
TAYLOR and FlLLMoRs.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-02

TAYLOR IN NEW Y0BK.-A letter was
received in Boston. few DAYS since, from
one Of the most distinguished and intelligent
Wings ia the state Of New York. in which he
states, that Gen. Taylor will "Rape a plural
ity Of notes in eesry county Of The State, saue
one"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-02

WON'T BE CHEATED.-The free soil
Whig-of Western View Yars viii not be So
duced lr5m ,hsirallesauce by the Van Bor'n
somerset. The Rochester American thus ies-
titles concerning M5nns County
1 1--WE have reliable advices from all paris
Of this county which concur Ia De statements
I that verv lew Indeed Of the W Digs VIII WIN
hold their sunpor, from Gen. Taylor. la one
or two localities some disetlecuon has oeen
nrHured bv considerable effort on the part OF
the BAN Bumers but when it comes TO voting
of Martin Van Bufen. the dose is much 700
strong Tor Wing siomachs. We are informed
from all quarters hat Gen. TAYLOR Will gam
largely from lhe ranks OF the Locoiocus
The Newark ~. j. Advertiser says:
The tuih is that tl,e crafty msgjciams who
have attempted to glyanz- IA thoroughly
used up man into new lille, have iaued 10
m,1netiza The mass Of the intelligent free
men of any uarty. aud M Buffalo nomination
viii scarcely receive single electoral vote.
ln Vermont where much was expected, little
wi,l BE- gained. Mr.. Shalter the Secretary OF
State, having been claimed a. a subject, de-
MES the soft impeachment IN manly lcuer
to the Free Press, and concludes IN this
style;
II cannot consent in this crisis to waste
even one vote. Tic saue reasons which I'M
psled me to vote Tor Nh Clay, are equally
buiiag now. and uueFnHgly to the support
Of the nominees OF the Wing party,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-02

a. Saturday morning, end September, 1913, / will
~ sell a quantity of Beds and Bedding OF good quail
", with othsr articles suitable for housekeeping.
sepl w WiCKHAM, Auctioneer
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-02
REMOVAL.
LABORATORY OF THoMSoNIAN BOTANIC
NJ T. ID C. N r. -

rssPll'M. LARRAHEE, No. 30 South Calvert street,
ss-s Baltimore has removed ms Laboratory to has
building No. "a, and mas always hand lie largest and
most complete assortment Of Botanic remedies The
United States prepared under his special al his
Laboratory the hrs erected in The United States
Tor the special purpose of preparing IHOMSONIAN
BOTANIC MEDlCIN Els All OF the puveriZed and
compounded articles put up quarter and half pound
packages andneaty eed, ill direct ions suitable for
retailing, aud upon better Khan the
be had Tor Az the I :. Every article IN his line
Tanied genuine-the public can rely upon this.
u "a liberal discount made TO country merchants,
who are particularly requisite to call and examine quail
liy. &c. before purchasing.
* The various :featIses, embracing the mos, reput
ed authors, upon the Iomsonian Botanic System OF
Medicine, may also be had al his estab snueut, the
quantity or siugle copy. sep5-tmS2,5U