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The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1848-02-02
Correspondence of the South Carol;nian.
OBSEQUIES OF COLONEL DICK
INSON IN CAMDEN.


The Committee Of the citizens Of Cam.
den, who received the body of Lieutenant
Colonel Dickinson in Columbia, arrived
here at one ! o'clock on Wednesday, es-
corted by the Kershaw Troop of Cavalry un-
der Captain VIM. A. Ancrum, by whom
they were met near the district line-minu.e
guns were fired on the approach Of the es-
eort to tho town, and the citizens generally
suspended business and joined the melan-
choliy cortege assembled in honor. of him
who had lately gone forth 80 full of life and
spirit and energy, that his death can scarce
ly be realized. His remains were received
by the Committee of arrangements and
deposited in the Episcopal Chlrch--where
they were visited by many Of the friends of
the deceased. On Saturday at 10 o'clock,
the 22d Regiment and Kershaw Troop
were formed and marched to the Episcopal
Church, where they received the body with
appropriate honors. The procession was
then formed under the s1perintendence of
the Marshal Of the Day, Adj Gen. Cantey
and his assistants, and marched up Broad
street to Dekalb.sreet, and up @Dekalb 10
the Presbyterian Church, i'd font ofwhich
the Ladies had generally zaasembl bled--upon
the Monument Of Dekatb q desk had been
placed for the Reverend OraaoJ- ---upon the
spot where littie more than q year year aeoS,s s. tEte
deceased had made one 81 the most powerful
and patriotic appeals TO his Regiinaent that
ever had been heard in this place, upon she
occasion Of the formation Of the Kershaw
- C.Sampany Of Volunteers No place could
have been lorefftly chosen and xbs3 slo.
qaant Gentfeman dllddea a76S bSaafifdliT
to that occasion 10 his address. The cere.
monies here were most appropriately intro
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The Rail Road.

We are gratifed to learn that the pros
poets for the completion of the Columbia
and Greenville Rail Road are better now
than they have yet been. The proposed
plan OF grading the road through to An
derson Court House, before the superstruc
ture is commenced at any point, meets
with the appreciation Of every stockholder
we have yet conversed with, and will give
confidence to all concerned in the enterprise,
that it will be completed. There is but
little doubt now that the work will 90 ra-
pidly on, and the: in less time than three
years, the rattling of freighted cars will be
heard sounding through our forests.
We are pleased also with the suggestion
OF a branch to this place from the nearest
point of the main trunk. 1t is said by those
who are somewhat familiar with the coun-
try, that the building of branch is entirely
practicable, and that no very large amount
Of subscriptions will be necessary for that
purpose. Our citizens we know will sub
scribe literally, and we have but little
doubt that the planters upon the Savannah
sido of our District, will lend helping
hand and come up with large subscriptions
to the project. For the advantages they
would derive from 1t as ready means of
getting TO market their produce would be
great, to say nothing of the enhanced value
of their lands.
Below will be found the proceedings of
the Cokesbury meeting which did not reach
US in time for our last. And also upon the
first page the proceedings of the Anderson
meeting which we have been compelled
to omit until the present number for want
Of space.
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=. =. ~ ~ OSaSkA1DMtDeb10s = sg5fSs
sWe learn from the, Charleston papers
that the feinains of Its. Clark, Adsms and
WilIiame, Serg,s Mattison and Brooks, and
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CASH SYSTEM.

Persons subscribing or ordering the Ban,
ner, will please remember we have adopted
the cash system AS we before remarked,
the expenses Of the Office are such as to re-
quire it, Terms Sl.5o, invariably in ad-
vance.
Also, those indebted 10 US will please
nuke immediate payment.
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duced by plainlive and.touching Funeral
Ode, sung BY numerous and talented
choir. Scarcely had the, last quivering
note died away ia the distance, when the
the solemn an impressive voice of the Off
eating Clergyman recalled the strained at
tention to the impressive grand and awful
lessons of Scr pturc from the inspired and
genius pointed pen Of ST. Paul, which con-
sttuted part of the funeral service. OF
the discourse which followed, i, is not pos
sible for me to say anything which ca give
an idea ofits merits. 1t was fit sequel 10
the eloquent address the eminent Preston.
The subject-laken from the beautifully
poetic and affecting la.nen:ation of Israers
Bard for Saul and Jonathan" How are
the mighty fallen in the midst Of battle !"
may yield an assurance that it was chaste,
eloquent, becoming the occasion, gratifying
to the friends Of the deceased, and cdifylng
10 alf~ho heard it. 1t is hoped that it may
be obtained for publication. At The close
ofthe discourse. another Ode from the choir
closed the ceremonies at this singularly well
| selected spot. The procession reformed,
and was marched 10 the Old Presbyterian
burying ground, whose romantic situation
crowns the hill at the South of Camden,
where, seventy years ago. stood the fort
which asserted British power over our
monumental Town" There bv the side
of his Fathers and Mothers graves we laid
i the Hero friend we had assembled to honor
We discharged farewell sho, over his
grave, andthe melancholy duty was finished
Though not so brilliant rs the ceremonies
in Columbia on Tuesday, we were gralicd
by q numerous, interested and impressive
assemblage of our citizens, cvincins u unity
OF feelings and impulses in harmony with
the occasion. Our incstinablc and respec-
ted Committee of arrangement, Mrssrs.
Thomas SaImond, j. X Dou glass, G..
! Matheson, Fl. Levy, J. Nettlcs, and Major
J. M'Cleland. had admirably (,hough with
great trouble to ,hemselvcs) prepared every
thing proper for the occasion, as nigh,
have been expected from the taste and ex-
perience of those gentlemen We were dis
appointed by the absence of the Governor.
and mad but few of your citizens here,
though some were TO be seen in the ranks
the Masonic and Old Fellows Societies.
which presented (this by the way) an unusu-
ally fine appearance. We hada few of the
brave i'aimettos with uz, among whom also
were some of your gallant townsmcn.
Business was universally suspended
throughout the day, which was bright,
mild, lovely and smiling as May Sabbath
HOBI<lRI[.
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sFURrHER F FeREEaN acrs. Tha III.
teration of chez rate oiadiscouasby thsB Bank
OF Engiafid, 10 a. step Of very qusstionSBls
expediency, butt it isssone w tichs will acastso
no surprise, since so long as the airecsiosl7is
constituted inits present sshapss ahefS ,saiEbe
little question 'that, howe set tardT a5EbxS
its sdecisionss In fai is;nr ch
imodatio6, time wiDgnos6s NJ II PSI -
pcftunaty Ioii ~
accounts ofths BanIs, ass the ssand d sti isliis
moment, exhibit It ia a ndition to exteAa
its advances may readily he admitted ssbils
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upon our plantations.
We call therefore, earnestly call, upon
every planter in our District TO come up to
the help Of this greal work. 1t cannot be
completed speedily, SO that we may derive
in Our time, the full benefit from it, without
an increase, of funds, bu. with an increase
of funds entirely within the ability of our
citizens, i. can be completed and that speed
lily. There need not now be any longer
doubt, asto the location of the Road, it has
been located, and located through our Dis.
trict; oil that we now lack are the funds to
build it, and foE.he purpose of satisfying all
:otherdoub's, I'VE would sayythas you may
now subscribe, npon the condition that the
Road is built through. your District, the mo.
ney2to be paid and spent ON the Road in the
District in which you reside Some of our
Citizens have1doae well, and 1T Is for others
70 ado iikewiss, and The Completion of this
great work VIII BE- secured ] 6 x,.. s'3 ~ ~
: :. - g s.. Ssssss - sTHos. @. PsRRin
s ssz. s,,st $500 3. MARIN
sasas Is -29E5s y sssrEH.
- - fs ssA NJ
ss ass.sSsS :.ssSs - 'gl1ls.r,ess
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-29
HES
REMARKABLE CURE or PILES,

OF Illlhl1 1tAfS |GiNNUlNH
Mount Wssbin son, berkshire Co, Mass. Nov 20, 1917.
Messts, EF1cuAN a llEssHAw:
Gcuts-For thrfv years : have teeu afflicted with
Plies. generally Debility, and lnhan alton. cruising to
NOR aua pto'aUsis Of the bowels. ard which had resisted
ali medical treatment nr. Chap an aud others could
give. The last three years Of that tine, my %sufc-tugs
defy description. ! was confined 10 my led. unahic to
hcp myself and al last given NJ ~ ty rhysic avs and
{ iends ~ despair of ever gaining my hcaith; in fact. for
three DAYS hstoreI commenced using Dr.. Upham's Fec
tuary. | was entirely spccchicss. and my burial clothes
were made. Bat under the b%euefceni uercies of irevi
dencs, and the use ct DR.. IPhamiS tleetuary though az
ON a.S. I have the pleasure Of stating tho FACT to The
public that my health is now good, cod hope olive many
Veefs. if1t = Gods VII, and 10 make known The virtues
OF d. Jpnsu's Eeciuury, an t. end IL to my
afflicted fellow creatures. 1t hriIel me ieYoud the ex
nectattout OF al that knew Try case. and | can only -
to others, tbat II IS IN nay opinion the host medicine ~
the world for Piles, or any disease " the bowels, and u
ihes will use II according to the di~r sctous.l viii myself
warrant 2 cure in every one. Nsnrs. with The utmost
expression otthankfulness CORNELIUS SUR.
Earemont. Eerk Co, Mass. Nov. -. IS45.
The above certificate tells q simple and irBthful story
Of %sufetin aud rcitef, Of which ss rhy stefan and wit
nrss ~ the case. I cheerfuliy endorse.
DR.. CHAPMAN.
NorIcF-Tte genuine Upham.s Eieciuaty has his
written signature; thus On "a Up.am, NJ ~ The
Land = also done wIih a pen. Price, 81 q box.
Sold, wholesale and retaiihy kgrciAN Il fiEssusw,
l2l Fullou street, N. W., ] CRUMBickER. Agent,
for Wheeling. Vs., and nv Druggists generally through
out the u : and Cdnadss. je27
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known citlZeu OF flliadf! Pula' auh tueA Judge lnf your
self.
PmLkptLrutA. 10Th mo. l2ti. 1876.
To T. y. PETERSON, No. q Chestnut ~sircet,-HaviEr
,een requested To give my opinion nu the DerIis Of
ticALLISTER'S SAME. / am WtiiHE TO rgumer ate
.Dnle of the benefits which I conceive have experIen.
ced IN the use Of the article.
In the Spring Of Is4J had al attack Of Erosirelas in
ny face. winch became yery painful, and extended into
one OF my eyes: being attended wits fever. my distress
vas great, and | began 10 he fearful Of losing my eye.
4 short tine previous to this. q pamphlet was thrown
nto my house, entitled "~lhSENSiBLE FEiSPIRA
o ~, setting forth the yirtie- Of ." McALLlSTERS
Or The WORLDS SALkE."
Although not much a'eiieverin what is termed quacs
medicines. | purchased a box and made an application
% my face. To my surprise ihe pain soon ahaied, and
N a weeks time ! was caiireiy cured; and firmly be
ieve, that il was the Saivc under Providence tia. cured
ne.
From that I i-ne to the present have used the article
u occasion required, and in every case where / have
lscd il, | have found a dec Ided benefit.
II one time. ON going to he'd al night my throat was so
sore that sw allowed with difficulty. Int hv an appiIca-
5ion Of the Save / was relieved hefo-enorning.
have used II IN cases OF Burns. Bruises, Sprsins and
Flesh Cuts. all with the happiesI elects. aud sue case OF
poisoning hy q Wild vine in the woods, has been dled
4p and cured by a few applications.
From my own experience. would strongly recon-
mend II 10 all, IS a CHEAP, convenient family medicine.
1t seems 10 partake more OF an ointment thSn a salve,
and in very hot weather Il eets quite liquid; hence, It
requires no preparation other then 10 rub It on the aiiict
ed part.
have eecoms so partial TO II, that expect to keep II
constantly IN ny family.
Though uuanhitious TO appear in print, yeti cannot
refuse TO have this communication made pubic, II Judged
iest to serve the cause Of lunianit!
Respectfully thine. WIN ADAMS,
oct % No 20 utd Road.
For sale iy James Baker, Wheeling, Va. and James
Burnley, Eiizabethtown, Va,
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mn. uurAT REMEDY Ua'
UEg IT,.


n NFgr ~ oil. aH5earcf crown Q weiH kci1c.
a. trfq frH el.y tHe -HHseg tthe eaith,a certtu
and i|uft4ale cure trr sras .f'IH>. cN's. itu'>'s
s.rT.,.r, ne fIflst. sar. rt i..lard eyes. rltu
I.nrr. ulcers. Gtel stfs..l n. HfeaHHat# ny '"Nh eism
winch f.ttIs uu. --c tr-i-H 100 nruat u.s. tante5.
n rsv.r ,r UIrt Wien usrj ar-.s Hus n directions
Re,s thr fliawu-.
Ns.r.,s.r-. A1ceitHs CO. Pa. Vow h'e.
Tqfs 49,, -e.t f, ...f u, Ufta Ns..a-.t tlrlcsi. was
rtred ofg.egt.-tt -Hfaarirl. tt s.fen Nrafs ~iaH'ing
c.... l,t.f a. 4bf8 l1sa So use cruioh-
Q m one ,,ess .I, was ruIpg hf u-fnE ne Amer 90
uI. and could walk ai0a.a. asssi rs ntoui Atf i,i'@
JON NIHtN "Hlt
Jscs.ogs \s.,.f ar ~fcr#r.t.Hr. t.tu.
r~,nt.sn,r ,-s-rrt,., be- who bod not icon an
To- nm .itfrr af ms teei fa TIC ground iar twelve Years
in consequence cd iareues-. rs tEc Use ni oncleiNc -
Uteo-5.a , s,yer-,rp rsrp,dg for C4atfatfloH Of The
Nrsr.. aud Trulors.
Tire follow Iur Communicated rs Nr WIN Nash, W
'sck.o-tf agent Tor Stuleuvu3t.
A lady residing m ~iculcuvlHe. tie drccr Of whose
hand y5s ,ropirse.sI rs TO de1riyeh el oil ;he use oI il
E,rtbiHy two wears. anil was entirely cured by tbr use
3. ~ al s, maj sbp r0,e mas tse tfrfrrt
rs. IF Ter hand fully eaaa. 60 tMe other which he'd never
he,r Affected. II has also been found i0tc safe and in
vincl!ca.cnt 10 tte speedy and certain cure Of Heaiutss
H. I'D fss nj 5feauIes1r t.eua allie.
r.'.f. Lstinst. ietn,s IS II wears c1htuuercc, ny the
u.a I'D ..fs. n .rc bo.Je OF he oil, So thu size sad she
be,-t 4..tsr rtss she bad ever some ctdrc.
Gentleman wen known u IIf,st utah. was cured Of
pc,faes % niae ears standing. = ,He use oT e. small
nusnut, % Zine ~. Tie na'ua~ end f%ss,tonee- 81 tgr
"a ~ cont oman vii rt.ft to Those - la desire &c..
a. tinc oas,c oftsc a@lyetls.r.
Ts ~ .rrt,s are rf+1 hI-aiy les r'oned In The certain
,,I s..,y,isire 44.edy cure vi alicases Of CIellc, IfamP.
- -
Seveg.i ga OF Csanp Choic have tccu olec'ually
.,-rI * ,.. a.ee 4fthe pl in the 81 oct srsre o. bali a.
g." 80" t6a r,rflr- nave Leon .oriz.d wita pam
I,s .n,7t -. nrs,rr.ss aayesesu remarkably manifesto,
c,-.nt I.s,.sr. ar tte -alp.'
led, ,f. vgtf. uf uiautar tn kentarky. was cure
ora.t,,ii ,,f.,e ofta worst case. Of cpsascd SpIne
wsicbba confined nrf to her nel for q consieerahi
,n. an ,y4,.t She .aa,d not iur herself. b. s also 6
tln,, ~ - gsrs f,,ans VA M. seisHof N,
80 i1.,,, tU,, rftbe kidae,, Nrgd tic io los
- ""' f,.tsburs- re- l.. 1910.
"ia,;e a. fl, ,e,nc. ttzf wa. affected WIN rrea. pair
i, - s,,Ii ~ mn Ltsk ana EIin. IS. which atfccied m.
h'ng s"..' ~, w. "n,"",}t ~ ratbil,c .,
}t ,"t 80 bt#t t.4 s,,,nfaI internally ever,
ana,.,@- ,,..rntu,iv r5Isf.
iDilN RIDDLE.
,.~r -,yreY kro,sfrons county "a
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= Il Lies EGEPAB + COMPOUND, for the
~ cure of Dyspepsia, LIZ Err COMPLAINT, NER-
yousb EBiLtff. BILIOUS A~ffEGtlpNs sc NC.
.hls u1., . a.'e W ,e - - 'e ds
" sl'e mo - .svP,tets,i", ~ s,,9n
1' e'aits W 'aS ~ ~ ,g tt3.l5t 1S""b u'tS"
,'rCr Pb,saelpbta. and a 1rsiri,lTir rnvsIC a., - -,
i,oot.' yo,rs ,t,udins in plitatelphfn- his Joi,n er1.rI
erre l. ,nhrued INN an the ouiti,,n that q e,u,n,tu,I.
I'd nedicfr ~ renuiteA 10 ureyen1 and Frunrdy tbe 10.
tiII lion rrodnred hy residipp in low NIASN NrIC
INMATES sud 10 rounferact fbe nrostt.tinr iug,en.
.es of the many nervous disorders with which ne I'M.
man family are afflicted.
Or. ALLEN rs well known Physician. and has
use, me move medicine in his prsIlee Ior FItWT
WEARS win the most astonishing e. lert. having l.sted
It's qua tiles in above five thousand cases.
ia,,on from fhysieisns OF eminent staadIns Than nas
cen bestowed on this. Read tie following:
The late DR.. GEORGE MCCLELLAN, of Philadel
phia, pronounced II one OF the BtS TOXIC prepafa
icons he had ever used, and recommended 1t strongly in
cases Of Dyspepsia, Nervous Debility. etc.
The following is an eairaei ola letter nom
Oh. ROBERT AGNEW,
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THE GRAND PUEGhWlVE
DIR. tIE1HNEsS,S

Sugar Coated l6Sttuble EItrdei PlUs.
,xuFsE celebrated Pills have obtsined an env alb,
hoioriety ia toe UnIted States as a curative for gic
tineSs, dyspepsia. sour stomach, headache, fevers, piies
.uslIveness, coughs, heart huTH, liver complaints cufvy
: re throat. inward weakuess. palpilati-u ui tue hesr
INDIGESTION. and a variety OF other diseases to whirI
iesh Is hear, as a medicine for tie million. In all ssasoE,
,fthe wear, spring, summer. fall ANA winter, a 4 undo
40 circumstances, they can rs taken with perfect sstiA
and succcs-. As a y euuiiuge tnd general medicine IL
.Andsrn, they are unrvalsd. Beng coaied with pun,
White sugar, children VIII easily take them; they net
her rrpe nor nausesle; are gentle tut thorough m fheii
peratiun. / or adults ~ increasing the dose. they az
qualify beneficial As al Ambitious Pm they VIII f.,
1uud " ithout a superior ash ,uy one among The Ihal
ards who use them, and all unqualified approval Wi
r. The reftsir result.
Remember Ir. { Ciicknet is the original iuvemo
sugar Costsd iiiis, ana ti-si nothing @. tlr' sort ws
vrT heard oi. until he INTRODUCED them IN June, 1873
l~rchssefs, should, therefore, always ask for Chcknef
AGAR coated Vegetable Pills, and take no other, or Ia
ut ne made the victius o. Il fraud. fnce p cents pc
a
br. Cichnet's principe ofhee i0r The sale OF Pills, isb.
.erscp e. eet. New NJrF.
Vim JAtksuN. 80 iiheItv 81 hesd Of Wood stree
lUennfCA, re .Geuerst AgShE Tor feEnsy wanna, Non,
10, and = rsieru Nifsluis-
sod hy ThF following. auiv sppo.uied agents;
4 % f~aircaHd, NttciuEs gas AGfay 8 GO, tridsf
fefsturen, 4 2 Nost. WaGfcniown; Wallace Bfae
FL, ia gtsuses Maiale 4 Vance, Tfisaegiiai Geo ~
tu. West Alexander, John k,ssy, Cog syIie; Sampi.
stsut} |asttngtun
NOfiGE-A - Fairchiid h7s been appourleL sep.t,
f. Aec'ff r s. fsf. re- Virginia A-f.ts equidHc 81
4cf suppiles, aud persons wI.Iias ~ L>co1e Agent
Sll p.ss-s apply 10 hlla. H3
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This Extract of SarsaparIna has been expressly prcPar
red IN reference TO female complaints. No female who
has reason TO suppose she is approaching that critical pc'
Rod. " The turn Of life" should neglect 10 take it, as
!; is a certain preventive for any of the numerous and
horrible diseases to which females are subject at this
time of life. This period may be dsiayed for seu.rd!
psars by nsing this medicine. Nor is il less valuable
Tor those WAC are approaching worsnhood, "a II Is cal
culated to as,is; nature BY quickeaiHs the blood mud in
vigorating the system. Indeed, thi> medicine II ihralha-
bic for ali the delicate diseases to which women arc sub
iccL
II braces the whole system, rcnews permanently the
natural energies. by removing the impurities oftbc body,
not so fer stimulating as to produce subsequent relaxation,
whichis the case of most medicines takcu Tor female weak.
ness and disease. Byu.iuy "a few bottles ofthis medicine,
many severe and painful surgical operations may be
prevented.
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apittin. Esloai.

NtT fVFH TpFI = TNFI.
On. TowSsxSp--I verify believe your Safssparills
has been the means, through Providence. OF saving my
life. have for several years had a bad Cougn. II be.
came worse and worse. At last | raised large quantities
Of rlool. had night sweats. and was greatly dehilitaied
aud reduced. aud did not expect to live. ! have only
used your Sarsaparilla a short tttue, ad there has o Won
derul change been wrought IN me-. am now able to
walk Al over the city. I raise no blood and my cough
has left me. You can well imagine that / avn thankful Tor
these results. Your o5ediput servant,
WM RUSSELL. G5 Catharinest
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-29

Dr.. Townsends Sirsaparila II a sovereign and speedy
cure ofincipieut Consumption. Barreness, Prolapsu, Utcn
or Falling uf the Womb, Co~tiycucss, Piles, Leucorrh0a,
Or Whites. ohstructed or difficult McustruatIon, lJcouii
ncnce of Urine. or involuntary discharge thereof aud for
the general prostrsuan ofihc syst"ni--no matter whether
the result Of inherent cause OF & uses produced by irregu-
larIty, iluets or accident. Nothing can he more sufrrls.
ias than its invIsorauHg effects on te human frame. Per-
soas Of all weakness and ltsstGde, from taking 1t at once
become robust aud fail Of energy under its Influence. II
immediately counteracts the neryelessress of thr iemaie
frame which is the great cause OF Barfcnncss. lt@ul not
b. expected Of US. in cases of so delicate a nature. TO eN
hibit certificates Of cures performed but We eHn assure the
afflicted. that hundreds of cases have been reported to nr.
Thousands Of cases where families have been without
children. afrer using a few bottles of this Invaluable medi'
cine, have been blessed with fac, healthy offspring.
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INSURANCE.

g lSkS vii! be taken Nv the FIR T. MARINE ~
COMPANY OF WHEELING AT THE
LOWEST RhrE- on
Buildings Of ali kinds, stone brick or wooden andtheir
contents.
Steamboats,, factories, mills, sc.
Furniture:
And merchandise of all kinds.
Ana against all dangers attending the transportation of
goods on rivers, lakes, seas, canals. and railroads.
tof the character o! Che company as 10 promptitude
and iihcrsitt, in The adjustment and payment Of iosses,-
we beg iesve 10 refer 10 The merchants vi thls place and
se"hei Who have had tie adjustment OF claims upon
as. Once GA Main street. K. W. ia RBisG, Sec'y.
ang !.
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FeSo bE~ tNsUREp-or not 10 he-thats the question
d. whether II IL better by one swcspna nre, TO he rain
ed-ahd subject To all the His that flesh is heir 10, OF, like
4 prudent man 90 TO tae Protection Once, and there be
determine.
Tue Pfo:ection Insurance Compaiy ofHarifIrd, Conn,
iaFing already pad over SJoo,Uto of losses IN the We
tern Coantfy, Untitled TO the highest confidence, ami
iheir agent Wheeling, Virginia,
". /. PETERSON,
~iltaF isks on dwelling houses. warehouses. stores.
mus '-ctog1es, &c, together with their contents such as
"r are, lneJchEndise, machinery, and every other des.
plioh Of insutahle property. Also, on steam, iceland
lt nnsis and lheir c9rgoes to and from any port on tie
Y es.etA Natefs, on Ne nlosl reasonahle terMs.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-29
Albany, April / 1915.


Oeine to the great success aud immense sale OF Dr
Tovuseud's Sarsaparila, q number Of men who were
formerly our Agents, have commenced making Sars@phfiia
Extracts Etixirs, Buffers Extracts Of yellow Dock &c.
They generally put it up in the came shaped bodies
and some NJ them have stolen and copied oar advertise,
meats. they are only worthless limitations, and should
be avoided.
Principal Ohces. 1876 FULTON STREET SUN Build.
ing n. Y: Keddius a Co, State street Boston Dyot
& Sons. 1872 North Second street, Philadelphia : 5
Unnce. DrursisL Baltimore z NJ Cohen, Charleston /;
Mrrbt a Co. l5I Cha4tres street New 0rlesus l5
South Pearl street Albany and by al rae principal
brasgsts aud Merchants ecnrglilt throughout tho Uni
ed States. Ncst Irts-, md the C,aatu
or sale. whoiesaie and retail, by g EPRNOR & c
A enls a. Dr Todd E Old stand. man 81. Wheeinr, Va.