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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-12

resolution: Resolved. THAT with true \
lrfjcan principles we will propagate that
liHinE bot b.irs born in America shsll emit
.e To vote, am! chat tie doctrine Of twenty
ne years shall be considered as preliminary
t-p 10 ia, complete exclusion OF emi grants.
As Gen. a1Ior DO. taken IN Her DE-. rr''ec-
ion this privileged class. or rather these born
pis-.iu-. aHl allows himself 10 De made
the tool Of tbeir despicable cabals let the va
lives vote Tor Gen. Taylor, we are not asham-
cd eI our birh as Germans. and never VIII
we give our votes to candidate OF the ma
lives, even Though be might have won the
bi,tIe OF Buenl VISTA. wi hout the Germans.
The German h,s received OF God tie sumo
disposition aud capacity and he will not b.
80 ieroraata bastard as to vote for the candi-
dttr of those who would trampe them under
'heir feet. The German will not dishonor
hms d with his own hands Long may true
liberty exist. and true but not legncd cqulli-
ty.
We have little to DO with The confessions
OF parties ia this country but we look upon
thtl man as a traitor to the liberties Of this
country wh1 in any way coanbutes, directly
or indirectly TO the division of the people in
TO natives aud immigrants We would be
one with the Americans We would bear
their uouhles and contribute 10 ihs welfare
OF the country. We wish to stand side BY
ST lie in danger and in death; we will joinlly
present our barred breasts TO the enemies Of
our co untry. IN enc word We would live aud
die for Americas but we should like to be
treated as Americans and not as inlruding
strangers and seFls We love America, and
therefore would not be hated By Americans
we love aud honor liberty, and we are ready
to make any sacrifice for il, and therefore we
would not be excluded from havi z our share
ia 81 the blessings it affords But the natives
think they are the only people who have beer
gifted with reason by God, the only ones thai
received from nature that sense Of honor anC
righteousness, and therefore they would dis
Inherit us politically and make Gen. Tayo
President. Germans beware Go to the bal
lot boxes ami do moi bear the reproAch tina
YOU were idle whilst your countfymen wer,
being made slaves!
Every one knows, who has read the Time
for week. or ten days past. what the edto
las reference to. in that answer Now w
DIRE him To reduce his contemplate inuend
INTO tangible shape. If he dares do it, "
Will give bin chance 10 prove it in opei
court.-Argas.
Well, we charge you directly and unequiv
ocally, With others oil printing or causing t
be printed, publishing and selling or causin
70 be sold false, fruadulsnl aud forged con
te>sion, on or about the lst day OF Septem
Der, inst. ana if you will bring the matte
into court OF justice. we will pledge eur
sslf not TO employ lawyer in our defence
Make the most OF it for yourself or party
VERMONT has done gloriousy-her leg
stature elect stands II whigs 30 Van Buren,
ties II Castles towns in which there is II
choice.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-12
IMPORTANT LETTER FROM GEN. TAY
LOR-DEFlNlNG HIS POSITION, &c.

lAifO6lA AN | LEI lex + ROh uEN. L
LOR-DEFINING HIS POSITION. &c.
[Teiega uphed for the Baltimore San.l
NV Orleans, Sept. T, lS49.
The New Orleans Delta, Of this morning,
publishes another important letter from Gen.
Taylor, explanatory Of his position as can
diddte for the Presidency.
He ailudes with considerable severity to
criticims on detached parts OF his letters
made by party editors, and declares himself
" hig in principle, but at The same time no
party man. He declares himself emphatical-
" The peoples candidate, having been nomi-
mated by all parties and consenle, to stand
ag candidate in the hope that il would have
the eilectol causing the canvass to-be conduct-
Cd with caudor, il not in more kindly spirit
than had previously been the case.
lie therefor accepts the nomination of The
Wing Convention, with gratitude and pride.
and refers to bis letter addressed to Captain
Allison for his views on ali necessary sahecls
and promises that, il elected, he viii endeav-
or to cement The Union, aud establish the hap
plness OF his country on an enduring basis.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-12
MoLEsKlN HATs-NEW STYLE.

w + have received, direct from the Importers, a
W splendid lot of superior Extra koeskin plush. 81
9eror any heretofore introduced INFO this city which
we manufacturing into bats that VIII equs in ap-
pearance and workuisi ship and sutpass in durability
made in the eastern cities. Call and al the sign
| of the Big Red Hat, 1863 Maui street.
| sepS JiMESON a CLARRlDGE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-12

VERMONT has done gloriously-her leg
stature elect stands II whiss, 80 Van Buren,
ties. Il Castles towns in which there is no
choice.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-12
S. A " ( 3 z,
Manufacturer aud Wholesale aud Retail Dealer in
II ~ us " UA.P5a
No. 10 Monroe, bet. Main < Watersts.,
WHEELING, VA.
FALL MlLLINERY GOoDS-

FALL MILLINERY GOODS.
y@lN STONE q SONS. Importers and de,..ys In
HfiHs, NnBoSs and MILLINERY Guons No az
south Second Street PHiLA DELPIIA have In, "a
ceiyed and are now o2eung very rich assortment az
FALL MILLINERY GOODS.
such as icured aud corded Bonnet goods ue,, ,.
Bonnet Sailns at all eolors; '7'''
Plain and csrded elveIs all eoiors;
Tan hohhet < cap rthhons large & beam fti var;,
.ench and American Flowers, all prices;
u Ack Dress silks, Homhallues. fancy l.aees:
ldittuss, Fan TRAININGS, Bonnet crowns
Tins. BuckFanls, etc. tic.
A'so-A beautiful assortment of French fancy Fes,h
potion 81 thealoYa goods being of our avn i,nony,.
'on we arc enabled TO oder theln very low p ices
stVlo-liw
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-12
CAPSl CAPStt

CAPS CAPS
tH-Eh.ee inst receives, splendid assortment q ape
" sf evrfg variety aud style. sceeied IN The Ess
tern critics. hg vs. " lues an OF wirch VIC wi sell
CT Greatly reduced rriccslsi'ies, Gents 1uts and
INFANTS tAH aid examine inr YOU selves. al
JtMESON n CLARRlDeE'S,
sca- 100 Main It.
W tNTEu-A youae msn AZ pIesan' dissngacet.
W wants situation. salesman, ~ NnoN kefpef--
H. IS 1T -ur moral ard industrious habits. Socr he
lou. 10 the : ~ r. Moral going 10 church ecHefa ally
twice IN Santtg aud intustriIus ~ speedy employ
nirut IS greater object than amount OF wages Good
reference can be given as to husiuess capacity.
Please address B0S is5, Post efhce, Wheeling Va
Wheeling, Sept edit
CNIf. COCRS-A new aad splendid article, Just reed
~ and for sale by HORNBkOOA X DILLON.
rsNHE uslf sis;ers; novel; by Geraldine Endson
| n Jew s.ury; author Of ''Zoo," for sale az
scri NAhhMNNS.
a. AGGEr'r'S Railroad Guide and Gazetteer for lsfs
~ with sectional maps Of the great routes OF travel
! tlr ale al fsep51 WAKEMAN'S.
TGn KEGS Pure White Lead, Cincinnati brand
| ser6 WIN. X. M'N EE. south Wheeling 2.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-12

V ACON-IIog round, fine lot, just received and for
- sale By Iselsl M'CORTNEY & CONANT.
HROPOSAl.S will he received by the undersigned, at
l. the court house of Ohio county until Thursday the
I4b Sept (ns at 10 O'Clock, NJ, for the constructs
of Galleries in the Court Room OF said court house
description of the work 10 lie done he had at the
office OF A. Il. Laidey r after the 9Th inst.
ANDREW WOODS
JAMES PAUI.L, Commissioners.
sept6 ALEX + LAiDLEY)
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-12
Catnip Infant Cordial.

Catnip Infant Cordial.
Tkzhls1s preparation OF Catnip aad several otbs,
articles possessed OF iiHlat qualities CONFINED IN
Fs"s&nt cordial u is intended for infants ana mi,
"le'' ana i recommended iu chollc haueucy srilj,y
~ 'Ee Stomach and bowels, gripping nureinp ana La,y
~ Complaints generally II is miid. pleasant al. ,"J
eletiNi u relieves pain, so8thes aud qui,s cos sI
t'rt'ul cAhdtea uliel upNe Inducing calm, ana conn,
sehg q r Pawn . 90
Ee"ts" ARtlN Ali have ihis day received flesh
~ "s ~ ie2 ioH the Canton rea Coatpanv and III,
'at" q, my Store oh Market square.
WIN HALL
gs"tokEb AND WHi'rE MARsEILLrsoU I1 rs
- 90 entirely new designs, last received Nv .
r o W liEiSKEII
u Eat WEIGH FLANNELS-yy ar,,nta, ~.
20 shrink supr o. Flannel, Gauze Ilu ,,'J ~ 70
quantity ofs-e and - Red and vs. haze Fisnuet Il re
ieeeFea ~ lseprl ~ uElsEE1i L'''
SsLot'Hs-super Jet spd Blue Black p,enrh pa-,,-.
- AID American CLOTHS loo great vari,t. a. 1, ~
i.Y'e "feeA, hi"fn, 1fey, NiAeI bras and Invisi,,
N'''eeetN'uu ~ W HEIsR ELL.
Z: As siAEREs-FTcHes Cassiueros ia great W.T..
- also iasiish aa1 ALleIiJ4H DO 1t yerv rrra..st
.~.'- W HElskELL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-12

Fz"toktb AND WHlTE MARsEILLEs am rs
% entirely new designs, iast received Nv
.rl . w nEiSkEII
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-12

RoOkS AND sTATlONERY-The subscriber has
- received large supply Of School, Classical Thee.
logical, Medical and Miscellaneous Boots and StanIe
aud Fancy Stationery for the fal! sales Country mer.
chants Teachers School Trnsees and all Others ish.
ing to purchase cheap viii do well TO call examine
ms STOCK and prices JNO II THOMPSON,
Union \ near the Market Ito,ea
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-12

Yis 6ye l@xes aaa Two fishes.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-12

Messrs. Butcher, Washington, Davenport,
Bcal and Opie Commiftte.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-12
J. NJ. oREM w. 5. HoPKISs.
JOHN M. OREM q CO.,
MERCHANT TAILORS.

~ Nd Wholesale Dealers in Chorus CAssragRss
AslA VEsrINos, aud TAILoRs' TRIMnINGs No go Mar.
kei STR CT North west corner of Charles
BALTIMORE.
A aiye assortment of READY. MADE CLOTHING
of snperio quality. lTone price only.l-G sep7-im
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-12

EeHtsa ARRIVAL have ihis day received a flesh
- in. ~ Ten irons the Canton 'rea Co,,nsny sSt ~
sale at my Store on Market square. @'' i'i
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-03-30

The immeola'e cause ofAguo and Fever ChiI,s
and Fever. and fcytrs generally, is the cfilyia
Or rli1snig Arising from deca, ing vcgeias.e sub.
Slapccs, aud from purid and slaena,ug voters
rms Is evident from their prevailing to The great.
est extent N low, mirshy countries abouudlng
with stagnalcd water and by their proving most
iat'l IN all low. marshy countries where most
hes. and moisture are combined.
They may also be oocasoncd by eating too much
nnripe fruit. by poor watery dict, damp houses
evening dewS, lying upon the damp ground, over.
istisie, depressing passions, &c.
Persons Of relaxed hab;, who use unwh.le.
some Diet, and t.ke but lrtlc exercise are usual.
y the hrl 70 be tasr,'. Also, where Tie nhabi.
tants Of a high country remnve TO low one. they
are generally SER wrh Iulermit,nC Fevers
and 10 such The disease most apt 10 prove fatal,
II due prccauton /, no. taken 10 prevent u. But
no age, sex or constitution, however, are cntigtly
cxcnpt tom lis Attacks
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-03-30
"Wednesday lfdrch Is.
SENATE.

To-day was again emphatically a busi.
ness day IN the Senate. A large amour,
oil business was transacted.
Tic Vice President laid before the Sen.
ate communication from Mr.. Sewer, re.
signing bis scat as member of the Senate.
Asresab'N touaiice, Mr.. Douglass asked
and obtained leave 10 bring in hill. which
was read the FIRST and second times. bv
consent, end referred 10 the committee on
Territories. 1t related 10 the establish.
mcnt Of the Territory Of Nebraska.
The bill for the relief nf the heirs of
john Paul Jones, returned from The House
ct Representatives with amendments, was
then taken W, and the amendments Of the
II ense were cnncurred in.
Mr.. CaSs moved to lake up The Ten REQ.
imcnt Bdl-which was agreed 10.
Mr. Butler moved to recommit TO the
Committee on Military Affairs. which vas
decided IN the negative.
Ih" question hcnrecurring on the pass.
age ni the hill,
Mr.. Calhoun sad he had had no expect.
alton that The question on the bill would
have been thrus, upon the Senate to-day.
lie desired 10 express his views on the sub.
Pee, before The vote was taken, and there.
fore hoped the question would be postponed
I'll to morrow.
Mr. Cass objected 10 The posiponement.
MIR Mason addressed the Senate. He
spoke briefly on Tie surlrct-advoca,ed
the passage II the bill, and deprecated far.
Their discussion.
Mr. Badger moved that the Senate 20 in.
10 executive session, which motion was Oh.
posed aud lost.
Mr. Mangum moved to lay the Ten
Regiment Bill on the table hich motion
was inst.
Mr. Slangnm complained Of the course
OF the mrJ 'fi'y IN endeavorng TO turce tho
Senate toa vote on The bill.
MIR Baldwin addressed the Senate. He
spoke at some length IN opposition to the
bill.
VIZ Allen spoke in favor Of the bill. and
thought II ought to pass.
Mr. Foot" lo''uwed in reply to the re.
marks Of Nh. BALDWIN, when he closed
his remarks.
On motion. the Senate adjourned.
tloUsE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
a resolution TO print 10000 copies Of
the abstract, Of the War Department for
the supply of contracts, was adopted.
The House then proceeded TO the con.
slderatiou ofthe message of The President
refusing 10 communicate Information reia.
tive IL The admission of Gen. Santa Anna
into Mexico.
MIR. Root being entitled to the floor, ad.
dressed the House. He rldicued the trea.
" with Mexico, &c. When Mr. r. brought,
his remarks 10 close,
On motion Of Mr.. Mckay, the House re.
solved itself into committee Of the whole,
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-03-30
SYMPTOMS.

The Sytnr'oms Of Fevcrs nre, generally, Pain
IN the Head and iu!u>, Wesriness OF the Limbs.
fa~nlng, Stretching, q ,ddincss of The Head, Al.
ierna'e It's OF si,a' aud Cold the tongue becomes
white and tie eyes and stii frequently ape
yellow. In Ague and Fever there is sometimes
great sickne>s AID vomiting, ard Is succeeded hy
Nhills ahc violent Shaki"g--a,terwaFG> the skin
oecohcs mort, dnd pFp.uSe sweat breaks out
winch generally terminates the f., or paroNysm
But ali the symptoms If Fever vary according 10
me season ct TIE year, aud HE situation Of the
per.on attacked.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-03-30

20 90 under tic use Of these remedies. IN one
and all oil The otgsns aud limbs al The same
tiinr.
The rareliors of he uiddc portions Of tho
nsck are cannrcied wi'h The mgscl,s nf the limbs
and b 6y AID tie Others with the oFrrns, sc.
Phy.irians who are uol well srqusin co with
these magnetic symptoms, are nrre.sisily entire
~ ien rant nj he ptopet remedies Tor lhrm, anil
ou.qlsnly should n,ver be allowed TO ittartcio
IN thr treatment
Tnh-fcuiar t,scase is en'nilcd m grea, many
f,uiIi,s hv the frequent oh necs of temperature.
add ~ The abuse at mercury, the faint or a. eds
% which Is uniformly DESTROYED hy tho use OF
tbcse ptll- in SAFE and ait,i5cfnrv manner
For ssle at the Dfor s'ote Of J. +. GiImor.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-03-30
|DR. IL ROYS|
U'EG T.sssAE EsaAd.!s,

A Tihc,ame line fear arc s'ftretien he avs
"a tetr open he por's set uppu n, lnsr. s0d
d,setSrrt the stomach ihev reueue Al 'npHrt
lies. ,ot suffering NOTHING us. 20 rsArE;
thus necessarily they ietse ,ha dr .tivr "ffan-
hrshhy AVID yirrrnu.. and tho @hnc sr'i ~ 4
like fire. from uththtalion, nnsannts " stt1gen.
cv. There is but ono way OF aching meet lnAilN
on tho health, and tha, IL through Ito blood, ~
rather through the substances whhrh produce The
blood, 50 that Il shall b. ppre ttom the 'uniain
head. This is M new discovery. Al nCr' have
acknush dyed That the ll'g iu the hea,. - 'alh-
or ,ha, the bpr d l. the ltt r.ef: ard cons qlsn'
Is thai the stsie Of tho h'diy health i sioFeih
or determined vs. tho condition of ihr vi'al fl t'd
1t /. equally vcii known that Sarsepst'iia Is by
far the hes, purifier Of the ht'ed nj ws~ cvet
discovered aud that, As toHie, W ID Cherry Is
without ryal. Still they were npen 10 tho great
objection OF all other tonics AMI pur'fcrs, until
! Dr.. lie Row discovered the mode of 50 na,un'
/ then, through the aid Of other substances, a Il
auaul all tboir cv, consc lneuces, aud leave moth
! ing but, Their virtues active; Tor his Ftls ara
such happy combination Of those great mcd
cinsi agents that they possess The full and en''T'
virtues Of both, unsecompanicd by the evils y
ether; and thus they stthe same time purge. pa
rify and strengthen: which makes them Nh
mos, efficient OF all incidents, and the only on
ever known which combines those so slngnlail.
Opposite qua'ii,s OF good.
GrPricc 2s cents per hox. Far sale BY d.
JAMES F. GiLsER, Charlotte. and by fBIFES q
YoRx. toncHd.
January 26, issS II sm.
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Price 95 cents per Esox.
$500 tsE,yYNrssb!,!

vii give Fire Handrsd Dollars TO any person
who vii produce, a. less cast. better, more in.
nocent and more pert, ct CNre for fGrr Axn FE-
YER. o- Chi = 'nd Fever, than Epv. 5ss,rpisy's
su-;sr fouscd scgtacbic Auei-ic.
vcF Pills. lsr.i ai-o give iio9 HaaGred and
Fury Dollars 10 any person who VIA allow 4 sin.
gle case here any injurious elects have attend
ed The VS. oI these Pills. They are NARRATED IN
all cases 10 cure AGUE AID FEVER, eR CHiLLs AND
fEvEs. when taken according TO the directions &C.
cumPan. ing them.
WI. II. MURPHY, MD.
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VOLUME XVIII
q Dissolution.

q I'll. cnrsitnershp mrctufae srtsi'ny a
Beiiies Ford, under the firm Of ELMS IS
WRITER'S. Is this day dissolved by mutual con
>eni OF tie parties eonc,ra,d.
II IL our etfhest des're 10 close the outstanding
buslntss u tie concern soon Us possible, ".
hope. therefore. thtt all tho.e whn ose Us viii
come inf~trd Nihaut Delay aud make settlement
w b. NiTliiRS will remain fr a time a,
the old stand To make settlements, where III con
,etned vi make early application.
We here lake o"ea.hn 10 return our sincere
hank to The frier d. srd customers who have So
liberal y paironised Us. and weuld 90 i il for on.
successors. MmE.. II. II. Heller & Co. tie ram,
generosity extended 10 u.
ELNS & WRITER'S.
Dsatics ferd. Feb 81 1918. 2Otf
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COngress--Est Sess.
Te.fgrapiic RePsu d The Richmond Wig.
Ibesday, Wuych IA.


SENATE.
The Senate transacted .1sge amount Of
OHsihee- to-day.
! mr. ht"--ion, from the committee On
FINANCE fcpoH'i stll from The House nf
Representatives, Providing rnr a loan Of
Sl6, 600 200, with some sliri,, amend
nents.
Mr. Athertnn from tie same comniiec,
| Likewise reported, with amendments O bti,
/ from the House, 10 suppl, Deficiencies in
the revenue Tor he current year.
A message, in writing, was received
from the President of the United States.
nominating Mr.. Sewer as Commissioner
! 20 Mexico.
Mr.. Mangun, moved that the Senate 20
into ExecutR session, and tie motion was
agreed to.
The Senats, in Executive. ecssion con.
iirtned the nomination Of ~. Sewer 10 the
Office Of Commissioner 70 Mexic".
At'or the doors were opened. a mo.
lion was made 10 proceed 10 The coti.;dcia.
ton Of The Deficiency Bill, from Tic House
reported during the mnfnne by H. Chuif-
man Of the committee On E.uaucc.
Nr. Cass ula;cd Ia Law a-i1e be bin fur
ih- purpose Of taking up the Ten Regiment
Dil.
Mr. Webster said a few ,"or.'. ~ oppn.
si'ion 20 taking upthe Ten Rec ,n,rnI Bill.
lie SAID there was motion pending 20 ex.
ecnti'e session winch ought io lie disposed
Of before he ilil vas a-aia taken up.
Mr.. Cri'isnden moved 10 appoin, Mr..
iiAnnegan Chairman IL he Committee on
Foreign Relations, vice Mr.. SEWER v hci,
T. a- agreed to.
On mniin of Nr. Barrcn, the Senate
went into Executive Session, and shortly
aiterNard adjourned.
HorsE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
After The adop'i, Of several resolutions,
committees were called for reports, and
msny hi Is we're reporied, read vice, and
referred 10 The committee Of the whnlc.
On motion, the House proceeded 10 tho
consideration of the message from the Pre-
,laen' If he United States refusing 10 fur
aiSh information relative to The return Of
Santa Anna 10 Mexico.
Mr.. Tompkins being entitled 10 the floor.
denounced the President for Withholding
The desired information, and spoke at some
ltn9th n opposition TO the ground taken in
the message.
Mr.. Stanton next addressed the House
N defence 9th President. When he con.
'lnded.
Mr.. Root tnok The floor, and moved that
ne House adjourn, which was agreed to,
nd he House adjourned.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-03-30
NETIC FILLS.
For he cure Of Chronic Diseases Of HE
DrgGps md I'Ebs.
4 a re,.nn ha, ,nhercular

! a re-snn ha. 'nhercular
di'tase curing these rem.
ccirs, innrr or hes tenderness
vii he tell 90 snpl, ing prcs.
,uie oiih The thanh on ll,r
gsnEli"us ottho rpinsl neiv,-
~ he lnterver,rbrsl spacrs
a'nne cscl, side nf tho spine.
AiN wrsou ri common senre
can determine THIS fsci. 1t
y NO matter Wholhtr there
are INC Or ~ ~ p.hCes " hrre
lei drrnesS Is found, ~ one or
n"tc organs ~ limbs arc dis.
eascj, or which organs or
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-03-30
UIR-nDplONS
FOR 'EaRASS.s TssE PILLS, TO
Care .Egue - sCee,', or (hiiss
Gl.eE SCrgr.

Any .sso of Aguc stu Fever, or Chils and Fe-
yer, may be spcedlly ,tfcclu1llv cured by us.
my DR. NUHPuI'o SUGAR COAIt.D VEG
ANTI FEVER PILLS, according 10
the toI,wng Duectlans.
Zach Box routans about Thirty Fire Pills and
Fee d ttcm are lsii9io Saesr CoIftd Puigqtire
non The Others, AID designed 10 at as a mild
caiharllc, cleanse the stomach and bowel, and
q grown person must take Il dose OF these soon as
the Fever goes oil. From 3 to IRE is dose icr
grow n person: thea Commence taking the 9th.
crs about eight or zen hour, before The usual tlne
tor the next chi Ito come on, aud grown person
must take fica iRs at dose, every two hours,
until six d1Sus have boon Acknowledgement, take
t,co PItts night and morning for thee or four
days longer, aud yen viii hud yourself etiectuai.
ly cured. These Pals beiag coated with sugar.
tcnJtrs them pleasant 10 luke aud prevents all
The nausea usually attendant uu ISinr other I'll
t'He dt 81 Tor children from eight to twelve
years old, should be haltthe qnan,lty fr a grown
person, as above recommended. Tnpse from tour
10 eight years, one quarter at III, quaullty. sind
Younger ch'ld'en in proposlIon.-M nen children
csnnnt swallow The P,is, they can be made into
syrup by dissoving them IN warm walter, aud
swee'enrng with sugar.
Tne diet, generally, should be light and nour.
,shug, aud such is easily digested bu, in ,nlG
cases, 10 change from tho usual mode OF living
is necessary. The patient, however, should moi
use any beer, ale, or porter.
| Jus, received at the Charlotte Drug Store, un5
| Cor sale by JAS. L. DiLNER
Charlotte, Sept. ?, lS47.
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Noricr Tho genuine rr'-n's Flocfuarv has
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The hand is aIsn done with pen. Price 81 hnx
Snld. wholesale and retail hs WYATT X krrcu
AN. I'll Fulton street. \ T. and az ntogg SITS
gc,crally throughout he L. States aud Canldas.
JAMES F. GlLMER.
Agen, for Charlotte, NC.
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al the Charlotte and South Carolina Rail Road
Company, have opened Books ior further sub.crip.
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The stre Of Dsyids, & sPral, ia the town Of
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BOaTES.
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